but whether tour that a vip offender or a petty thief, you enter l.a.'s custody system the same way. through the inmate reception center, or irc. >> are you guys ready? let's run it. >> it's 6:00 p.m. and deputy teixeira's shift is just getting started. >> bend over, touch your tolles. lie down there. peel off your sox. pile it inside out slowly. three, two, one. place your hands on the window ledges. do not touch the glass. >> tonight he and his fellow deputies will search about 400 incoming deputies for drugs or weapons. >> all right. go ahead and spread your feet a little bit for me. enou thank you. >> a lot have been through the system before. they know what's up. others, it's the first time they've ever seen the inside of a jail. kit be overwhelming for them. we're the first people they're going to see on the worst day of their lives. >> last year alone, the irc had over 100,000 bookings. more than any other jail in the nation. and with arriving inmates comes piles of paperwork. and rows and rows of personal belongings to store. each bag represents

. >> the former l.a. county sheriff convicted of corruption in the same case that ended the career of sheriff lee baca. >> in the wake of the scandal, the system needed a major overhaul and the assistant sheriff was the one appointed to the job. >> at the height of the controversy, what would you say went wrong? >> it's a high stress environment. sometimes it's who you hire. often times it it's really a lack of that frontline supervision. when you see an employee starting to lose their patience, you are not disrupting that. i don't think we trained people as well as we could have or should have. >> what changes have been implemented in response to the allegations of inmate abuse? >> increased supervisors and helping the staff with these complicated issues. >> mundamentally we made it clear we are not going to tolerate prisoner abuse. violence is unacceptable by any person. >> they want a new story to be told that puts a scandal in the past and the jail's enormous challenges in the spotlight. like managing

for the first time in 22 years the l.a. rams will play a regular-season game at the l.a. memorial coliseum. here's ben tracy. >> welcome home! >> this is our ramily. >> reporter: from the city to the sea, rams fans have been celebrating ever since it was announced team of coming home to los angeles. >> yeah, baby! we're back! >> reporter: adding oar layer to the frenzy, the team will be wearing throw-back uniforms in the home opener. it's also a long-awaited homecoming. the rams played in the coliseum when the franchise first arrived in l.a. back in 1946. >> the fans here are so excitedded. i'm so excited. we just can't contaken ourselves. >> reporter: this week "forbes" released its annual list of the nfl's most valuable teams. the rams ranked number 28 last year but have jumped to number 6, relocating to l.a. doubled their value, now estimated at $2. the 9 billion, a record-setting rise. >> never seen it before in the national football league. >> reporter: the increase is tied to l.a.'s lucrative media market and a stunning new sports venue where the the team will begin

away when they left l.a. maybe it's going to come back. what do you think jason? >> reporter: i think that it will if both teams win. again if you don't win it's tough to have a rivalry, but you're talking about the events of those days and way back when. yeah in the 80s. the 70s and 80s it was either the 49ers or the rams winning the division title. all, but two times in those two decades. indeed there's a rivalry as of late as we know back in the steve young and joe montana era that they were dominating for quite some time. this year the rams are expected to do a little bit better than the 49ers. but last year they would have seven wins. so they weren't any world feeders for the rams, but they do have two and a half points over the 49ers for their home opener. we will see what happens, but yeah i agree with you. i think the rivalry is certainly renewed to some extent with the so-cal northern california team. >> it will be so much fun. seeing them go back to those days going way back. >> way back. >> all rig

i ended up in l.a. because of the kindness of others to pursue a writing, acting career i have never studied, never practiced. >> sometime you have to go as you say fall until you get back in disguise. i don't know what it is. but it had helped him to be ricky. >> my name is ricky. your name is ricky. >> you were saying you spread love wherever you go. >> did you get love today? >> yes, i did. >> ricky is making friends everywhere through rake. and social media is driving it all. you do a random act of it to social media using #rake. the rake movement is causing strangers to give for the benefit of others. when rising returns how the rake movement is catching on >>> welcome back to rising. a new series within the tuesday edition of the 7:00 p.m. newscast. before the break we shared the rising story of ricky smith. whose career as comedy writer, celebrity entertainer, and do gooder all started when he lost his wife, home, his job, his car and his bike. through it all ricky remained started to motivate pe

and l.a. angels versus the a's first pitch at 12:35, a day game, so keep that in mind on the nimitz freeway this afternoon. i'll send it back to you, kenny. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >> even the chattiest can fall silent watching a humpback whale in the water. they are no longer endanger. federal officials just changed the classification for almost every type of humpback because worldwide protection efforts have really paid off. it's been nearly 50 years since a commercial whaling ban that took effect worldwide. that rule still holds. but environmentalists say that the endangered species act protections were key for the humpback's comeback. >> i think today's decision really shows that the endangered species act works and that it can take a population on the brink of extinction and bring its numbers up to a healthy population level. >> among the humpbacks taken off the list are the ones that winter in him. , australia and the west indies -- the ones that winter in hawaii, australia and t

not only is it monday night football, but it's also against the l.a. rams for the first time in 22 years. and so it is pretty special out here as you said they are arriving as we want to tell you something that is pretty cool to see a few minutes ago. and the football field worth of it, that it will be the air force base color guard or honor guard that had be doing it before the game. that they would run nearly 100 yards that it will be pretty impressive to see. in the meantime they would show up on the team buses about 45 minutes ago you see blaine gabbert who will start at quarterback. we will see how many games that he would need to play well if he stays in there. if he doesn't, they will be calling for kaepernick in shortorders. he doesn't talk, but the fans sure do and they were talking about this renewed rivalry. >> and i was born a ram fan and he was a ram fan back in the 80s down in l.a. and so i was here to show my support for the rams that they will have a lot more of that. >> and the rams, i never liked them ever. >> i know, that's all i hav

this is in riverside, california, east of l.a. they appear to be on a pretty rural stretch of highway there in southern california. the stolen semi just slowed down. we thought it might be over here, this chase, but this is so unusual because a lot of times we'll see them, the police officers or the chp in this case, puncture somebody's tires or try to do one of those pit maneuvers where they spin them out. that is not going to be happening here. >> it looks as though the 18-wheeler, the driver has moved off to the right, the far right la, speed down, troy, as you mentioned. california highway patrol look like they have their lights on there in the front and they are following even closer now than we have been previously watching. so again, this is live coverage of this chase here of this 18-wheeler in riverside county, live coverage for you. you see some of the helicopters up above. we are watching this very closely and will continue it. we are going to take quick >>> you're watching fox 10 news at noon with troy hayden and syles

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l.a. city attorney efforts very important here. >> thank you. >> i applaud your efforts on this case by, as you said, engaging in good old-fashioned detective work. i just want to clarify the facts as i understand them and from the record for your written testimony. correct me if i'm wrong. >> i will. >> a dozen or so attorneys in your office, l.a. city attorneys office, without subpoena power, conducted numerous interviews with former wells fargo employees, met with aggrieved victims, poured over public records including voluminous court records from wrongful termination lawsuits searching for victims to uncover fraud. is that correct? >> yes, it is, mr. chair. >> other than accessing the cfpb's consumer complaint database, first capital with cfpb are occ office comptroller currency did not come until after your lawsuit was filed in may of 2015. was that correct? >> that is correct. >> mr. cordray, the cfpb's efforts, in your written testimony, sir, you state that wells fargo opened over

. >> our weather is usually better than l.a.'s. >> i call my folks in northern california and this is the time >> the problem is in l.a. they announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how are y'all? how's everybody? how y'all doing? i appreciate y'all, now. thank y'all very much. how y'all doing? thank you very much. i do. and, folks, we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day, from hanover park, illinois, it's the porter family. [cheering and applause] and from yuma, colorado, it's the neill family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new car. let's go meet the neill family. hey, josh. all right, so who is everybody? josh: all right, this is my supermodel sister jacqie. jacqie: whoo! steve: hey, jackie. josh: this is my dad, coach of the year. mike: whoo! go yuma! josh: mike. this is my mom, lori. beautiful mother, lori. steve: h

so case keenum will be the starter for the l.a. rams. but goff is back home and i'm sure his family will be out here and fans will see him on the sideline. the other story is anthony davis. the 49ers offensive linemen. now, he retired last year, he came back for retirement to play this year and the 49ers welcomed them back with open arms. but they also wanted him to play guard. and apparently they changed their mind and they missed practice on saturday and there were rumors that they were considering retiring again. however, he is back with the team's practice and he will be the 49ers's backup offensive tackle. and that is the story that you'll hear from levi stadium with a lot going on for the 49ers home opener on monday night football against the los angeles rams. they have a pretty good ring to it, don't they? >> time to play some football too, jason. enough of this stuff. >> reporter: yeah that's what i want to see. i want to see the 49ers, see what their offense can do, i want to see what their defense can do. and see if they can ge

. >> researches at usc and the l.a. times put together a survey. 16% of registered voters favor loretta sanchez, and more than one-third of voters are still undecide or say they aren't be picking either candidate. sanchez or harris will replace barbara boxer, who is retiring. passengers will see 20 to 40- minute delays traveling to those stations. trains will have to single track through the work area. the work should wrap up friday. >> let's get another traffic update with roqui. time is 6:03. >> let's take a look in the southbound, first in san jose, a crash to tell you about. a two-car crash here, but we're seeing that these roads aren't highly traveled, so not cause doing many delays. and from the south bay, let's head to morgan hymn here. low traffic through the area, from tenant avenue to dunn avenue. and then also let's head to the north pay, northbound 101, before east washington street. there's a car into a ditch here, butt it's caught something debris on the roads, causing minor delays. we'll keep you know upd

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the l.a. >> 'new york times'. >> yes. >> i have heard good things. the l.a. book review is a great setup, online. not any more but i'm impressed. and i read all those trade reviews, and, library journal and trying to figure out what to assign three months out and book review sections. guardian, and i'm full of envy. >> ron charles, the editor, this is book t.v. on c-span. >> thanks so much. >> you know, everybody told me, there's nothing better than being a grandparent. it's the best thing. so i heard that, and but no one talks about this emotion. it is, it's a kind of loving, that is unlike any other. i wanted to find out what that was and now i know it's a surge of hormones and no one thinks that way and it changes us. >> yeah, i was going to mention this, the science in the book, that you talk about, and tell us about some of the research that you did. how you studied about the science of it. >> well that was a big question. almost from the beginning, what was going on with me? and i discovered a book called the female brain, which i recommend by lou ann.

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. >> the best way to get around in new york and l.a. i was in l.a. l.a., you are driving across people's lawns that's how bad it is. i'm coming through the backyard everywhere you go it's jammed everywhere. the roads in l.a. are not as bad as the roads in new york because the weather isn't as bad. and the weather takes its toll. it's the same thing everywhere. they are not prioritizing. and trump suggests, shannon that a lot of this money has been wasted and stolen. do you believe that? >> you know, one of his big things is he is going to go after fraud and abuse. every government system depends on level. do you think new york is a corrupt city? >> it has been, yes. >> they have spent billions of dollars. they have within behind. they are trying to play catch up. and we don't have enough money to make it right. >> we do have enough money, see, that's the thing. there is enough money coming in from the folks. it's just being spent the wrong way, i believe. put it this way this train thing, infrastructure deal track went wrong there is going to be hell

i know you are in l.a. it's kind of hard. >> three hour thinking delay in l.a. >> live at 8:00 on saturday night. you're saying that the show that you are going to put on, the fox news channel, will rival this program as far as% peasperspercssity is co. >> do you want to define that for us or no. >> i will let the audience decide what that means also. >> okay. good, watters. that's what i like to hear. and then we will see you tuesday, as special "watters world" right after the debate. sampling the folks and i'm going to give you a little more time on tuesday. >> oh, really, that's so kind of you. >> given you four. morton tape. jesse watters, everybody. there we go. and, in the nextnt, we will have jimmy kimmel going up against me earlier this week and the tip of the day, how you can enjoy the debate better. right back from los angeles. ♪ >>> but first, as you may know i'm out here in california in support of my new book "killing the rising sun." on on monday i'll be on the ellen program for a predebate

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l.a. is always calling. >> i was a little intimidated with l.a. and i live there half the time, my son goes to school there. you have to have a place in l.a. you like to live and a car you like to drive. >> stephen: because that's literally where you live. >> that's where you live. ( laughter ) but i'm lucky, my whole career was taking place in new york city. both my parents worked in new york city. i've come to it as a child. >> stephen: "law and were shooting compared to the new york we enjoy now. >> let me give you the example of the new york i knew then that couldn't exist now. i can remember walking down eighth avenue which, at that time, you had people coming out of the theater, you had neighborhood stuff going on, you had a lot of the peep shows, you had guys, you know, loose joints! i got this, that, watch the cars, all that happening at the same time, and i'm walking down, people walking in the middle of there is a guy in a laundry bin up to his neck in garbage with a tv he had jerry rigged into the lamp post and she was watching johnny c

the glass sail and spire rooftop will be a unique addition to the downtown l.a. skyline. >> wilshire grand 900 hotel room for intercontinental and office space. it has a large podium area, huge buildout including a lobby ton 70th floor which is very spectacular. >> the hotel is expected to open in march of 2017. jerry. >> we almost made it into triple digits, a few stations did, but 99 the official reading. we're going down, way down. >> a two-year-old is caught in the middle of mixup, little harper got a $75 ticket for littering after they found her flame on an envelope. they believe the envelope somehow fell out of their trash. >> just because you found a piece of mail on the ground >> there obviously needs to be common sense layered into this system somewhere. >> public works stopped by her home on friday and said they would drop the ticket. >>> 5.6 magnitude quake in oklahoma city, shake went for a full minute and was felt in seven different states. the hardest hit was the small town of pawnee, where a number of buildings and structural damage. one person had

the l.a. police department and family and children services are investigating what was initially detailed as an anonymous reports on this developing story that a source is saying that angelina jolie was present at the time. also saying that brad pitt was allegedly drinking at the time of the incident. we say drinking from reading the extensive information on this it sounds like he was hammered out of his mind is what people were saying. at one point tmz reported he tried to jump into a fuel truck >> dana: a north las vegas doctor facing lewdness charges. police are looking for more possible victims this. is the doctor in question. he has an office on east lake mead near bruce. detectives say he's been arrested after allegations remain that he inappropriately touched a patient. if have you conta would like to talk to police about it, contact the north las vegas police department. >> kim: we now have a story you're only going to see here on news 3 that has to do with violent robbers ripping peop