cÁncer los angeles dicen que te retire de todo lo negativo. leÓn a buscar este Ángel que llevas el Ángel de la guarda para ser feliz. mi querido virgo necesita libertad de acciÓn pa ser feliz. lia libra los Ángeles de la abundancia estÁn contigo. escorpiones los Ángeles abriendo nuevos caminos, nuevos comienzos que serÁ hermosos. sagitario viene un nuevo amor a los solteros, un Ángel de cupido llegarÁ ahÍ para ustedes. capricornio el Ángel del poder tiene una situaciÓn maravillosa contigo. acuario la presencia del aro cancelo miguel, y terminamos con piscis los amigos traen muchas cosas bonitas. como siempre les digo que tÚ eres un Ángel y el dueÑo del universo. >>> ay! mi querido vengo a acompaÑarte para que, la gente sepa que es lo que tenemos cuando regresemos >>> mÁs adelante tengo las predicciones para eugenio dbez >>> se nos muda por ahÍ >>> vas a ver >>> bueno vamos a estaratens a eso, vamos a una pausa seÑor no se me vayan, estÁn pegados a nosotros, atenciÓn caballeros, mario tu tambiÉn, y ademÁs decir todo para

carteras por ejemplo en los Ángeles, nueva york, san francisco, y miami los dÍas mÁs comunes para olvidar cosan son los. >>> quiÉn no ha dejado llavero, >>> quiÉn no ha dejado unas gafas. >>> quien ha dijo los documentos >>> sobre todo si tienen todo. >>> esto cuando se re pierde el celular ha me ti metido la mita de la listo. pero hicieron un estudio con las cosas raras un de un autobÚs, por ejemplo alguien dejÓ botado un vestido de novia. >>> lo dejÓ colgado porque no se le puede olvidar. por ejemplo usted se imagina que alguien haya dejo esto. porque vio un policÍa del este. y cheques de nÓminas de maoing. mÁquinas y de cosas de uber nos contactaron para ver quÉ se quedÓ en el lugar una obra de heart y nos hicieron llegar a la familia de "un nuevo dÍa" . >>> por ejemplo hay un colar >>> pero no estÁ saliendo >>> un cuadro valioso. (risas) >>> seÑores el recuerdo cuando ella ganÓ. en el aÑo 1953. >>> ya nacÍ en el 73. >>> pero veremos quÉ mÁs >>> te veremos en la imagen en el televisor con paÑal y toma i noticias. >> tenemos informacion de ac a actualidad para usted,

he called me once about nancy driving him to the train station, los angeles. and getting out and the two of them, the los angeles train station and coming and going. you know, the two of them, and they are embracing as if they are the only two people in the world. he told them he never witnessed a single devotion that day watching the reagans together. they were crazy about each other somebody once said -- jim carter once said if men he had been married to reagan when he was at its peak in hollywood, he would've won two academy awards. but the other thing said about reagan was if he wanted to be a shoe salesman, nancy would've made sure he was the best shoe salesman in the world. it just so happened he wanted to be president. she sometimes was the staff hu jintao for hurricane ronnie. she complained herself, did he get enough rest, but is he being properly treated by staff, properly briefed, speeches and scheduling times. that's where she divided her attention was around break-in, but not the policy around ronald reagan. >> a geoff rowley, almost crowley. i ju

byron pitts, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. for david and all of us here, good night. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> standoff that lasted more than 19 hours in martinez finally came to an end. the suspect put up his hands and got out of the car. moments before that you could see the suspect drop what appeared to be a gun out the window of the car at one point. good afternoon and thank you for joining us today. i'm alma daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. the standoff comes to the relief of neighbors who had to shellener in place for hours. this began yesterday afternoon when police say the suspect killed a woman at larky park in walnut creek. >> that led to the standoff in martinez. abc7 news reporter laura anthony is there. laura. >> reporter: this neighborhood slowly getting back to normal. residents here basically on lockdown. the school here was closed for the day. this is the car behind me that was basically the center of this standoff. as you can see, its win

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the president of the world trade center los angeles previously served as the los angeles secretary-general and as the director of international trade for the port of los angeles. kathryn stone is akatherine ston labor and employment law at the school of law an and awarded a guggenheim fellowship and a fellowship for her work on the changing nature of employment and globalized world. jerry is an economist of ucla school of management where he focuses on asian economies and also works on the anderson school of economic forecasting of the california and u.s. economies. the founder and ceo of the trade group that helps governments of collateral development groups to shape the public policy with learning strategies in support of trade and obligation. starting with a question from jerry. president trump said last june globalization has made those very, very wealthy but it's left millions of workers with nothing but poverty and heartache. what's your reaction to the president's remarks? >> when you think about globalization, you have to ask the question isn't it obvious shouldn't we just say yes

the verdict set off days of riots in south los angeles. danielle nottingham takes us back to the spot where the riots began and look at what's changed. >> the police officer lined up. >> reporter: jim goldman remembers the standoff near florence and normandy avenues after four lapd officers were acquitted of the videotaped beating of rodney king. >> my heart fell to my stomach. i'm like man, i couldn't believe it myself. [ riots ] >> reporter: the then 32-year- old grabbed his camcorder. you're right in the space with your camera. you were close. >> i was really close. [ screaming ] >> no! >> reporter: goldman recorded some of the worst moments of april 29, 1992, including the attack on trucker reginald denny and the torture of fidel lopez. >> he gonna die! >> that was where the minister said over here, man, pray. i thought fidel lopez actually was dead until he started moving. [ sirens ] >> reporter: more than 50 people were killed and 2,000 injured in 6 days of rioting and looting which caused $1 billion in damage. police chief charlie b

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de los Ángeles y dejaron muertos y heridos. la pronta es hasta quÉ punto aprendimos de esta experiencia . claudia botero nos amplia la informaciÓn. fueron tres dÍas de saqueos y disturbios que comenzaron en el sur y centro de los Ángeles que dejÓ a 59 personas muertas y miles de heridos. las disturbios de 1992 comenzaron luego de que un jurado encontrarÁ inocente a cuatro policÍas que habían golpeado brutalmente a un hombre. en coraje habÍa llegado ese. donde hemos perdido toda la fe en el sistema global. 25 aÑos despuÉs de este pequeÑo episodio, episodios, muestran la atenciÓn que se viviÓ en la dÉcada de los noventas habÍa una frustraciÓn grande por el abuso de la policÍa contra los residentes. sin embargo, mÁs de dos dÉcadas de este motÍn, personas como Áurea afirman que no mucho ha cambiado. han ocurrido muertes de jÓvenes y lo que vimos en el 92 puede volver a ocurrir si nuestros polÍticos ser electos no hacen un mejor trabajo con nuestra comunidad. le mismo siente simi, curador del museo que tambi�

i also write for the jewish journal of los angeles and the l.a. observed and a couple of a other things. our subject is women behind the power, and our panelists have written about how these famous men, three of them, -- how they were shaped or influenced by women. one of the women was one of the most famous people in the world in her day, eleanor roosevelt. another was joan kroc, wife of the mcdonald's mogul. she one as famous but also a dominant figure. the third was interestingly, influenced by not one person but by a movement of women who influenced him. he was the great abolitionist and former slave, frederick douglass. our panelists have two jobs, and as an author i want to point out the most important is the first. for them to talk about their books and n such a compelling manner that you'll all line up afterwards to buy copies and have them sign it, and that guess on right out here. the second is to shed some light on the changing ways women influence men, and things have changed, you know. from the days when lucy trickedd ricky into doing

>> this weekend book tv is live from the 22nd annual los angeles times festival of books. our our two-day coverage start saturday at 1:30 p.m. eastern with a conversation about biographies with blanche we can cook, lee fought, lisa and susan. at three pm a look at the republican party with hugh hewitt, corey field, and peggy and peggy graham. at 5:30 p.m. rebecca solomon, author of the mother of all questions: further reports from the feminist revolution. a live coverage continues at 1:30 p.m. eastern on sunday. the discussion on miriam horn, lee interview and steve early. at four pm gary young talks about his book, another day in the death of america: a chronicle of ten short lights. at 7:00 p.m. david horowitz on his book, big agenda: present's plan to save america. what live coverage of the 22nd annual los angeles times festival of books saturday and sunday starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span to book tv. >> next, two doctors to discuss value-based health healthcare and its impact on overall healthcare spending and consumer satisfaction. later, doctor ezekiel emanuel

live coverage of the "los angeles times" festival of books continues. on the campus of the university of southern california. the last panel of the day begins now. it is on th slavery and genocide and after that with author david horowitz. >>> good afternoon, everyone thank you for joining us. i'm from the history department here they were extremely likely to have the extraordinarily talented historians with us today. i will introduce them each and start with some questions and why they do what they do and then make sure to leave time for you all to ask questions at the end we are speaking to an audience of c-span. for one of our friends and supporters here in the purple times festival book to help guide where you can purchase and get your book signed and also the personal recordin requirings section is not. this is professor christine snyder or she's a professor of history. christina is here to speak mostly about her new book indian settlers and slaves but she's also written before on indian country and the struggles. the casting is by way of reference

welcome back to los angeles. there might be a fringe, but this is in a deportation had the a deportation heavy state. regularization makes a lot of sense. i deported 2006.ge george w. bush didn't do it. do it for amnesty and regularization is different because it doesn't have a path to citizenship unless you return to your home country. donald trump is going to deliver that at the defensive and made him especially judges. the recipe is the same.ip so it's updated 10 years later but it's the same recipe. >> host: hillary clinton be donald trump by $3 trillion. the margin in california was 4 million votes. you have been threatening -- every time i talk to you, threatening to leave this day. >> guest: we have. especially than the mrs. and i moved to virginia. we are out here for the winter and i will continue to teach there. i will retire when i'm done wita a limp and nbc. i will come back to california because a native californian and eco-warrior widespread. the deal. we are back from california. i may mention we h

pobres. >> en el segmento nuestra gente extraordinaria vicente ortÍz un hispano de los Ángeles que aprendiÓ desde pequeÑo que hay que dar para recibir. para mi prima luisa limpiar entre sus dientes es fácil. pero para el resto de nosotros existe nueva colgate total clean-in-between. trabaja aún entre los dientes para reducer 83% más placa bacteriana* ¡eso es algo para sonreír! colgate total clean-in-between. con unstopables in-wash scent booster de downy tu ropa va a sentirse fresca hasta por 12 semanas. casi tanto como los whatsapps de la abuela, que cuando empieza a hablar de la familia, no para. abue, ay! unstopables de downy para una frescura tan intensa que no para. y luego siéntete en movimiento. con los sabores a butter pecan o el nuevo coconut creme pie. es el café frío de américa, cuando sea, donde sea. américa se mueve con dunkin'. josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> los recortes en la respuesta del gobierno de donald trump podrÍan golpear a la poblaciÓn estadounidense de bajas recursos, uno de sus programas mÁs antiguos estarÍa en peligro de desaparecer.

en los Ángeles, edgar muÑoz, noticias telemundo. >>> precisamente los dÍas de semana santa son para muchos jornadas de reflexiÓn, oraciones y para otros tambiÉn son dÍas de vacaciones, entre los beneficiados de estos dÍas de asueto estÁn los hoteles mexicano que pueden tener una... el paraÍso para ellos se llama acapulco en el estado de guerrero. >>> todo muy bien, muy rico, el clima estÁ divino. >>> otro es cancÚn en kinlts narrÓ, para esta semana santa se espera una ocupaciÓn hotelera del 90%. >>> la ocupaciÓn hotelera se mantiene de acuerdo a lo esperado y bueno, >>> se estima que los vacacionistas mexicanos en los centros turÍsticos van a gastar 2. 500 millones de dÓlares. y la temporada supere los rÉcord previos de ocupaciÓn. >>> se quedan vacÍos, los va cazo nirbs prefieren las playas, en algunas de ellas creciÓ la violencia por el crimen organizado >>> la madrugada del 15 de enero, estallÓ el caos en un bar de playa del carmen, muy cerca de cancÚn. un hombre asesinÓ a 5 personas. >>> acapulco las ejecuciÓn del crimen organizado son cotidiana, los centros vacacio

steve hartman, on the road in los angeles. >>> that's the overnight news for this sunday. from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, april 10th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> prime minist. >>> president trump vows to keep the pressure. >> a state of emergency is declared in egypt following two deadly church bombings. >> there he is. we'll never forget his face. >> the manhunt intense fees for a man who sent a 160-page manifesto to president trump and allegedly stole several firearmarms from a gun shop.

i'm isha sesay. >> just gone 11:00 here in los angeles. it's now 2:00 a.m. in atlanta, georgia. >> and donald trump is claiming victory in an election in the u.s. state of georgia, even though the democrat finished far ahead of his republican opponent. he came very close to the majority he needed to claim a seat in

serene branson reports from los angeles. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: tourism leaders in los angeles hope this spot is spot on when it comes to attracting international visitors. it shows young tourists from various backgrounds in different l.a. neighborhoods. the focus, everyone is welcome. >> it's not intended to be political but it's a response to a business problem. >> reporter: the head of marketing for discover los angeles says l.a. draws 7 million tourists a year and rather than continuing to grow, they are expecting to fall flat not just from a drop in tourists from the middle east. >> that's going to come off the table. but there could be also then this halo effect to other countries and that's where the sentiment comes into play. >> reporter: they forecast five years out and he says according to data, they predict a drop of 240,000 this year, 300,000 next year and 290,000 in 2019. more than 800,000 over the next three years. >> if you take those 840,000 missing visitors, each international visitor on average spends about $1,000 when they come into the market. so when you do the

jaime: desde hace 10 aÑos vilma duarte renta este pequeÑo apartamento en los Ángeles. hace tres semanas le entregaron esta carta donde le notifican que ademÁs de un aumento de la renta tiene que poder mostrar documentos de residencia legal para renovar su alquiler mensual. organizaciones de ayuda legal a inmigrantes seÑala que desde el inicio de gobierno de trump algunos sueÑos de vivienda estÁn amenazando sus inquilinos con reportarnos a las autoridades de inmigraciÓn con la intenciÓn real de aumentarles la renta o para desalojarlos. >>en estados unidos, en general, no existenlegislaciones que prohÍban que un dueÑo de casa le pida un inquilino un comprobante de que estÁ en el paÍs legalmente. jaime: en casos como el de vilma duarte existe una excepciÓn estatal. >>en california,tambiÉn en nueva york, tenemos ley estatal que prohÍbe que un dueÑo de un departamento o de una casa no pueda rentar a un inquilino que comprÉ de su estado migratorio en el paÍs jaime: casos como Éste se estÁn reproduciendo a lo largo de todo el estado de california en donde ac

de los angeles presiente. mundo, pueden haber evidencias que sustenten lo que este joven de los angeles presiente. --abiram se asomo por la ventana de su apartamento y vio algo que describe como sobrenatural. bite --segn lo que recuerda, los supuestos extraterrestres se agrupaban de esta manera.. bite --pero como para que se le pongan los pelos de punta, al dia siguiente a abrian le aparecieron en su muslo derecho unas ronchas que marcan un triangulo perfecto. segn expertos en el tema, lo que parecia una simple ancdota, se convierte en algo siniestro. bite --hasta ahora los extraterrestres no volvieron a dar seÑales de vida. pero como el hambre no es lo unico que se va y despues regresa, . ahora espera que no vuelvan para llevarselo... --o mejor que dejen de secuestrar. ya con tanto criminal en la tierra, tiene suficiente el mundo, como para que ahora aparezca un " cartel galactico." angel --y aunque muchos no creen esta historia, pues aseguran que si en el espacio hay vida inteligente, lo ultimo que querria

con la orden de detenciÓn en su contra dictada en los Ángeles, luis miguel suma un nuevo problema judicial, una lista que incluye demandas millonaria por conciertos cancelados. >>> los bajos salarios y los destinos remotos complican el reclutamiento de los 5.000 nuevos agentes que trump prometiÓ para laatrulla fronteriza >>> alertan en tod el paÍs por gigantesco brote de paperas, el nÚmero de casos en texas es lo mÁs alto en 20 aÑos. la enfermedad se ha expandido a mÁs de 40 estados. ♪ ♪. >>> noticias telemundo, con joÉe dÍaz-balart >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes. llegÓ a su fin la intensa cacerÍa del asesino de facebook. 2 dÍas luego de matar a quema rrop an anciano y publicarlo en la red social fue localizado en pensilvan pensilvania, donde al verse acorralado se quitÓ la vida. >>> fue un crimen que conmocioÓo a toda la naciÓn la cacerÍa durÓ 2 dÍas y es que tendiÓ por tod el paÍs. el hombre que el pasado domingo de pascua asesinÓ a sangre frÍa a robe a robert goodwin de 74 aÑos. >>> el sospechoso stephens se acercÓ a la ventanilla en su vehÍculo a ordenar

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si usted piensa estar en la ciudad de los Ángeles o piensa ver el partido, hablamos de temperaturas alrededor de los 71 grados para eso de las 10:00 de la noche, y si usted va hacia el sur del estado y piensa acompañar a los gigantes de san francisco, la recomendación, trate de usar algo que lo mantenga fresco desde el inicio hasta el final del partido y no vaya a olvidar sus gafas de sol porque la puesta llega alrededor de las 7:40, así que para el primer lanzamiento veremos condiciones bastante soleadas. la mejor de las suertes para los san francisco, para los gigantes de san francisco en el área de los Ángeles, volvemos con ustedes con más información. gabriel sotelo: bueno, muchísimas gracias, lucrecia, ¿prendemos las alarmas o es muy temprana la temporada? erwin higueros: no, no, no, hay que prenderlas, hay que prenderlas, los jugadores tienen ellos que encender la alarma y ellos tienen que despertar y sentir esa desesperación de que están en último lugar y no pueden ellos decirse, la temporada apenas está comenzando, no, la temporada ya comenzó, están en el último lugar,

and in places like los angeles, that means bidding wars. ga garry foreman just landed a house after months of searching. >> you walk into a place you really like it and you can hear people starting to make offers already and like you know that they're just going to beat you out. >> reporter: buyers like gabby eager to pounce before those low mortgage rates creep higher. sellers benefitting from the strongest market in ten years. pocketing an average 24% more than what they paid for their homes. even bigger profits in some markets, from florida to boston, denver to san jose. >> the market is red-hot. >> reporter: our experts recommend that buyers be ready with their best offer off the bat. starting out with a lowball offer is unlikely to win in this market. tom? >> rebecca, thank you. >>> health care, of course, a huge expense for families. and as the president's 100th day arrives, congress is still trying to repeal and replace obamacare. house republicans gaining some conservative support this week. still unclear if it has the votes to pass

. >> reporter: i'm jane wells in los angeles where we have the worst traffic in the nation. where should america spend its infrastructure dollars? coming up, we talk to a futurist who predicted what los angeles would look like in the movie "blade runner." he predicted wearables, handheld devices, and driverless cars decades before they happened. >>> volkswagen will play a nearly $3 billion criminal penalty for cheating on diesel emissions tests. the deal was negotiated between the automaker and the justice department and approved by a judge. that pushes the fine past $15 billion. volkswagen recently pleaded guilty to conspiracy and obstruction of justice. >>> wells fargo has agreed to expand its fake account settlement. the bank saying it will now include customer accounts all the way back to 2002. that increases the bank's total payout to more than $140 million. the larger settlement was agreed to after an internal report showed that the bank officials knew about the creation of unauthorized debit card accounts earlier than thought. >>> and finally tonight, what does the fu

. >> the los angeles times has been putting on the the. for more than 20 years and it has become an institution that is part of the community. it is a way that we can celebrate with the readers of the paper and the city as a whole. the very notion of reading. when the idea of there being something called a news is out there, i think books help us words and facts are grounded in storytelling and history. >> watch the live coverage of the los angeles times festival, all because april 22 23rd on book tv on c-span2. recentssion on the arrest at the mexico border from washington journal. this is 35 minutes. randy, theus now is director of resource and u.s. programs at the migration policy. the sharp drop in border apprehensions at the u.s.-mexico border. less than 17,000 in march, the lowest since 2000. the effects so far of the trump demonstration policy. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you for having me on.

. >>> thousand ten -- tens of thousands of people marched through los angeles to mark the genocide. 1 preponderate -- 1.5 million people were killed by a cam -- campaign by the turkey government. they continue to doeny it -- to deny it. today president trump followed past administrations in noting the los angeles of so many of the most mass atrocities of the 20th century. the los angeles area is home to more than 200,00 people of armanian decent. >>> a car backed by google takes to the skies. >> one of the largest fires forces the cancelation o >>> in prince george's county firefighters still working to knockout this fire at an apartment building under construction in college park, maryland. flames broke out around 10:00 on berwyn house road right off route 1. nobody lived inside the building but its neighbors including the university of maryland students were effected by all that smoke. delia has the latest from the scene. >> more than l -- 8 hours after flames first broke out crews are still here on the scene dousing hot spots with water paying close attention to the rear of the bui

>> good evening from los angeles, i am tavis smiley, john ridley joins us to discuss "let it fly." how he manages to juggle headline grabbing projects, the anthology series, "american crime." showtime, six-part series, gorilla. from his debut album. and john ridley, and sampa, coming up in just a moment. critics to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> i am pleased and other than hadded to welcome john ridley to this program. the executive producer of three projects, a min iseries, gorilla debuted. and the feature documentary, let let it fall." opens in l.a. and new york, and you can catch it next friday on abc, when it makes a television premier, i am out of breath. before our cop verization, right now, let it fall, los angeles, 1982-92. >> he is not protesting, it sigh riot. >> any be that wasn't black wa getting their [ bleep ] kicked. >> it was one of those days, passion was -- it wasn't handed out to other races. >> i was in the boxing gym this morning. telling my guys you were coming on the program tonight. you can almost feel, sense the shock from the guys in

la landt official la day in los angeles, re-creating the choreography from the sky. paris.our top story from france is blaming the syrian regime for a capital -- chemical attack that left close to 90 old dead earlier this month. only bashar al-assad and the closest members of his entourage can order chemical strikes, and there is no doubt sarin gas was used. france says it will produce proof in days the syrian president was behind the attack. here is more from the french foreign minister. >> there is no doubt that sarin was used and no doubt the syrian regime is possible. 2013l remind you that in syrian committed to stop using chemical weapons against its and ratified the international convention on the prohibition of chemical weapons. today, syria is clearly violating this convention states, meaning almost every state in the world. today ourlier international affairs editor douglas herbert was on the set and gave more details. douglas: the prohibition of chemical weapons, they already concluded that sarin gas or a cynical -- similar chemical agent had been used in t

there's a new pop-up museum in los angeles.. that may make your mouth water. orange county native maryellis bunn came up with the idea of a pop-up museum of ice cream. she opened one last summer in new york city. she recently moved the museum to a warehouse in the arts district in downtown los angeles. the museum includes a sprinkle pool.. filled with 100-million sprinkles. don't eat them though. there are also ice cream displays.. and plenty of ice cream to eat.. with exotic flavors. the museum will be at that location until the end of may. a ticket costs 29 at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - one more warm day - afternoon thunderstorms (2-6 pm) - cooler weekend - timing out rain chances (best chance sat. night into early sunday morning) today: partly to mostly cloudy. warm. afternoon thunderstorms possible (2-6 pm). highs: 80-85 winds: w 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 53-58 winds: n 5 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and cooler. showers likely. highs: 60-65 winds: n 5-10 mph creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources by

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it set off days of violence in los angeles. danielle nottingham takes back to the spot where the rioting began and reports on what's changed since then. >> reporter: tim goldman remembers the standoff near florence and normandy avenues after four l.a. officers were acquitted on the video beating of rodney king. >> my heart almost fell to my stomach. >> reporter: the then 32-year-old grabbed his camcorder. you were right in their face with your camera. you were close. >> was really close. >> reporter: he recorded some of the worst beatings including the trucker reginald denny and the minister, fidel lopez. >> i thought lopez was actually dead until he started moving. >> reporter: more than 50 people were killed and 2,000 injured in six days of rioting and looting, which cost $1 billion in damage. police chief charlie beck says he knew the lapd was the reason for the uprising. since then the force has been reformed. >> we're the majority minority now. almost 50% are hispanic and women. during the riots we were mostly whit white.

gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> still ahead, a massive security breach at hotels across america. the latest way hackers can still your credit card information. >>> also, the poignant moments as a u.s. serviceman comes home 75 years after he was killed at pearl harbor. >>> back now with a new warning before you take that next vacation or business trip, hackers are now targeting hotels trying to steal your credit card information and they already struck at a number of major nationwide chains. with more on that and how to protect yourself, here is jo ling kent. >> reporter: evidence hackers threaten vacations and business travel. for three months last fall, hackers infiltrated 1200 hotels in intercontinental hotel groups. holiday inns, hampton inns among them. cyber criminals installed cyber software and wanted to steal the numbers on credit and debit cards guests swiped at hotels including this one. the group says the number of affected customers is unknown and since installed new protections. security experts say cyber thieves consider hotel chains new targets of opportunity with

angeles "el alguacil del condado de los angeles arresto 4 hombre para transportación y venta de cocaína y a esa señora la dejamos ir" entre los 4 arrestados esta hugo rueda de 50 anos de edad, esposo de teresa vidal ..quien tras de ser liberada por agentes del sheriff..fue detenida por oficiales de la patrulla fronteriza que participaban en el operativo al no poder comprobar su estatus legal en este pais sot robert boese, portavoz del departamento del sheriff de los angeles "nosotros no creemos en este momento que esta señora estaba involucrada en transportación de drogas o posesión de drogas o nada de eso por eso la dejamos ir" sot claudia rueda, su madre fue detenida "me siento como muerta adentro mi mama es toda mi vida y la verdad no se que voy a hacer sin ella, ella no ha hecho nada" por esa razon, miembros de la coalicion de jovenes inmigrantes demandaban esta tarde la liberacion de teresa exigiendo ademas al departamento del sheriff que cese la cooperacion con autoridades migratorias blanca ---surge la polmica por la creacin de una oficina que progete a las vctimas de crmenes

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>>> good evening, from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. ripple effects in both directions across the atlantic have piqued the interest of many american voters who are finally starting to pay attention to the elections in britain and in france. tonight, we'll sort it all out with gary yooununge, editor at large for the "guardian." and author of a powerful new book, "another day in the death of america." we're glad you joined us. journalist gary younge in just a moment. ♪ >> and from contributions from pbs station. from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ snot ♪ ♪ ♪ >> always a pleasure to catch up with gary younge ed tord alt large for "the guardian" newspaper. he's been tracking the rise of the far right and the far left, in the recent elections, in europe and in america. and the epidemic in his text, "another day in the death of america. "good to have you in los angeles. >> thank you for having me. >> let me start across the pond and we'll come back to the text here stateside. the french elections, what do you make of the interim out

en el condado de los Ángeles las estafas estÁn yendo en aumento. edgar muÑoz nos dice como evitar caer en fraude. >>> a la hora de imprimir el contrato hay fraudes en la compra de automÓviles. en el condado de los Ángeles hay estafas por vender en espaÑol y a la hora de firmar no saben que firmaron. es comÚn que al hispano le den gato por liebre. sÍ no entiendes el idioma te van a hacer fraude, eso pasa donde quiera. >>> tiene 3 casos en corte por negociar en espaÑol e imprimir contratos en inglÉs. >>> la ley dice ahorita, que antes que un consumidor firme un contrato, se necesita recibir una copia del contrato impreso en sus manos para leer los tÉrminos. >>> tiene una enorme pantalla plana en su escritorio es una tarjeta electrÓnica y tiene la opciÓn de le eres en espaÑol e inglÉs. >>> hoy en dÍa la gente usa la pantalla que te ayuda a ser mÁs transparente todavÍa las firmas electrÓnicos a la hora de comprar un auto sean suficientes, sin papel. el departamento del consumidor de los Ángeles insiste que no es suficiente. si habla e

[inaudible conversations] >> welcome everybody to the los angeles times book festival. the grand old party forum. i am john thomas, your moderator for today. i am a republican political strategist by trade and like to do a lot of talking on cnn and kfi radio. we have a distinguished panel and i will not do most of the talking. the format today is we will have a conversation about their books and the state of the republican party and national elections and see how that evolves. we will do that for 30-ish minutes because i want to get your to your questions so you can ask directly of the panelists. let's start with the first panelists hugh hewitt who needs no introduction. national sindicated talk radio show host. tell us about your new book and name and title. >> sure. c corey and i get the dumb awards because we didn't bring copies of the book. you would show it is hold it up. brian lamb at c-span is dying laughing now. my book is called "the fourth way: the conservative playbook for a lasting gop majority." it came out -- the day after the earthquake simon and shuster

abc news, los angeles. >>> in addition to drinking, driving, growing concern on the country roads about drugged driving. for the first time, statistics show more drivers killed in crashes are now testing positive for drugs, than alcohol. the governors highway safety association points out increase

los angeles police say it was a dangerous high-speed chase. we are hearing reports that police officers had their guns drawn far back from the scene. but it is certainly -- it looks like the situation is coming to an end in paramount right now. >>> in your bay area watch, tech giant oracle has just signed a lease in downtown oakland. the company is moving into 16,000 square feet of space in this office tower on broadway. oracle has already set up shop in a 4,000 square foot space on lake merit. but the broker who helped to arrange it recently calls it, quote, a big positive for downtown oakland. >>> more and more folks in the bay area looking to buy a home are thinking about packing up and moving outside the region. a new report by real estate website red fin finds that one in five of those home seekers are looking at listings outside the bay area. the report ranks the san francisco minna, which includes san jose and oakland, in the number one spot where markets where house hunters are most likely to leave. new york has the second highest net

the views are the best in los angeles. a mansion sold for $70 million to the founder of "mine craft." teardowns are going for $50 million. and a tiny plot of land, less than a quarter acre, sold for $32 million. now the biggest sale of them all has come onto the market. a newly-built mansion listed for $100 million. it's called opus. it's over 20,000 square feet. it comes with two pools, an infinity pool overlooking los angeles, with the other downstairs with a glass waterfall. it's got a champagne vault with 170 bottle of cristal. they all come with the house, along with a gold lamborghini and gold roll royce. the builder says the $100 million price tag is reasonable given recent sales on hillcrest. >> if you take the cost of everything that's sold, even the house next door that sold for $70 million two years ago, i think this house is priced well at a hundred. >> reporter: in nearby bel air is a house priced at $500 million. which means hillcrest may not hold its richest title for very long. for "nightly business report,

Ángeles los Ángeles un besito para nosotros en el dÍa mundial del beso. >> quÉ rico me en caen tan los besos. >> a mÍ tambiÉn. >> pero no todos son ricos hay algunos que... >> ya por favor ana. >> les voy a cambiar de tema. >> pero son ricos. >> seÑores, el incidente reerda que recientemente hablamos de este inciden de este doctor que fue sacado del aviÓn de una forma que no a muchas personas les gustaron porque fue un poquito violenta casi arrastrado bueno, esto sigue dando de quÉ hablar por quÉ razÓn, ya la aerolÍnea se disculpÓ, no solamente con Él sino tambiÉn con los familiares por otro lado, la hija de la vÍctima va a dar declaraciones a todos los pasajeros que estaban en el vuelo y vieron el hecho le pagarÁn el mismo valor de lo que pagaron por su ticket asÍ que de alguna forma se tan tomando medidas para que poder sanar un poquito todo lo ocurrido y las reacciones que hay en todas partes del mundo. >> cuando el presidente de united le muestran el video le dicen ¿quÉ pensÓ cuando vio eso? >> me dio mucha pena, no han parado de dar disculpas y reconocer el error.

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they left the labs and lined the streets from new york to los angeles from san francisco to washington, d.c. the objective was a nonpartisan endorsement of fact-based research. the reality many of the marchers criticized the president for proposing budgets cuts to major research. president trump responded saying he is committed to science that depends not on ideology, but a spirit of inkwquiryinquiry. >> reporter: on this earth day, scientists around the world did what does not come naturally. they marched. advoca advocating for discovery, facts and public policy based on scientific evidence. a public health researcher is one of the organizers at the main event in washington. >> the idea that science is being neglected when you build policy is ridiculous. >> reporter: a pediatrician used science to show flint, michigan's led tainted water endangered that city's children. >> the science was the pivotal critical step to changing the story in flint and flint is a perfect example of what can happen when government dismisses science. >> reporter: billed as nonpartisan, there was an undercur

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