los angeles has the l.a. river. >> get out of the river now. >> there's a city ordinance that says you ain't supposed to o be inin the riverbed. >> i know, but-- >> including myself [indistinct] for not evenen being where they aare. so, i i want them all titicketed, e every one of them. >> you rang? aqua-taxi? come on in! having come from the east coast, where i leaearned canoeing, and the northwest, where e i learned kayaking, there w was some strae attractioon toward the l.a. river, as kind of demented as i know that sounds. but i had a boat, and there's a 51-mile length of river, and i have this vision, i don't know why exactly, but i have this unreasonable vision to go from the beginning of the river to the end. i first got interested in the l.a. river a bit by accident in 2008. in the spring of 2 2008, there s a bit t of a controversysy thats brewing in l.a. at the time that cenrered around t this notn of navivigability, uh, as itt relates t to the cleaean water . >> the clean n water act t is supposed t

those schools, l.a. schools are now at 77 pfrs. i took on a subset of schools in l.a. that had a 36% graduation rate. schools of watts and boyle heights in downtown now have an 84% graduation rate. i just visited alisaw high school in salinas yesterday. i can tell you, watsonville has a 95% graduation rate. more than 90% of those kids are on the school lunch program. our kids can make it. they can learn. i want to work with the teachers union, i want to work with parents, students, communities to fix our schools. as you said it, we have an 80% graduation rate in this state for latinos and african-americans, it's closer to 70%. 60% of the kids in our public schools. when they graduate, only 13% of them are going to a four-year college. the next governor is going to have to work with our partners, but is going to have to push all of us to excel to a much greater degree. i have a track record of doing that. i'm not afraid to do that. as i said, i'm willing to do that. >> it's time to wrap up, mayor. it's a divided country, a divided state. why is antonio ville rosa in a p

the "l.a. times. the paper's parent company naming media veteran ross levinsohn as "the times'" new publisher and ceo. ross joins us now live and exclusive from los angeles ross, good to see you again. >> great to be here. >> yep, congratulations on the new gig. >> thank you >> i think of all the things people maybe talked about and thought about for you, i don't know how high on the list this was. why did you take this job? >> yeah, well, i always like to swerve, but those who know me and who have worked with me over the years know i have an incredible passion for news and information. it was a big part of my life at yahoo! and obviously at fox. but really, i view this -- i did this for two real reasons. once is emotional and personal and the other is more from a value perspective. i'll do the second one first, because we're talking to a lot of businesspeople here i looked at trump and i looked at this business and i look at the "l.a. times. and i saw a company that had more than $1.5 billion

reporting in oakland in l.a. and long beach how that was affecting businesses, people rely on imports and exports. one story i was looking at, how truckers, cting the the trucks were lining up all downtown for miles, the trucks weren't moving for day, five, six hours per i was walking and talking to a lot of guys and they were me, at the end of this week, i will owe my boss money. i'm not making money, i will to pay my boss $40 or $60. what do you mean? don't own the truck yet, i'm just paying for it, my boss owns t, hopefully i will own it one day, this week i'm not bringing home money for my family, i will groceries, i o buy kept hearing that over the course of a few days. i was wondering how prevalent was and that got me digging into the state labor commission nd the civil court, that is when we found just how pervasive the business model was and how affecting.it was host: just to be clear, is there a role of the federal government, either labor relations or y unions involved n balance ave checks and to hours

of course, in this crazy world where he is off doing movies and i'm in l.a. raising our child, like, of course, i'm going to feel vulnerable. >> "e.t." has had many moments with chris and anna over the years, and later, we'll take you inside their unconventional hollywood love story. >>> moving on to taylor swift. the singer is due in federal court in denver at day one where the trial of the former radio show host begins. is it a slam-dunk case to prove he touched her inappropriately? here's the swift legal battle. >> taylor's attorney had no comment as he walked into court to begin jury selection. taylor swift was also inside, but dodged cameras. "e.t." producer is at the courthouse. >> opening arguments in the jury trial are expected to begin tomorrow. it's unclear if they'll testify. her fans are expected to line the streets here at the courthouse. but there is limited space inside. there are only 32 seats reserved for spectators. >> david mueller sued swift claiming he lost his job after the singer said he groped her, and she countersued alleging sexual a

and how that got you to l.a. >> that's how i came to l.a. it was the university of montana. on the track scholarship. and to make money i worked in a lumber bill at night. 6:00 to 2:00 in the morning pulling lumber on a chain. i slept an average of four to five hours a night. first lecture at 8:00 in the morning, track & field practice at 1:00 and back to work. so a fellow student came up and said do you want to do a river trip on the river of no return in idaho? i said what the hell is that? he said well, it's the river of no return, the salmon river and we may not return. i said what is the note? he said we're going to do a documentary and go to california. i said i'm in. anything to get out of the cold in montana. i escaped it in germany and then in montana. so that's when we embarked upon that trip. the trip we go up and down and made a documentary. and that was shown in l.a. and that was in 1960. so that was a long time ago. when i was really young and restless. >> that's how you actually got to l.a. >> yeah. >> i'm jumping around here. upon arriving in l.a., you had ad

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it is official the olympics are coming back to california, l.a. l.a. mayor will be joined by a number of dignitaries. the summer games will be in l.a. in 2028. the city reached an agreement with the ioc today. paris will hold the 2024 ol l p impics and then l.a. in 2028. >>> two men are taken in during an i.c.e. raid but not the intended target. >> if you of graffiti in your neighborhood there, is a new app for that. >> i am meteorologist jeff ranieri, tracking the possibility of lightning in the forecast this week. details on that in about ten minutes. man... but ended up arresting two others. just weeks after hayward formally declares if >>> they are looking for man but ended up arresting two others. just weeks after hayward formally declared itself a sanctuary city. laura malpert joins us from hayward. >> reporter: the mayor tells me despite someone's background everyone deserves do yue proces. lourdes takes care of her two grandchildren while the mother is away trying to keep their dad in the united states. valenzuela was on his way when he and his

l.a. reached the agreement with the international committee. l.a. and paris the last two days remaining. >>> in 2028, we are bringing the games back to l.a., a city that has always been a games changer and will be again in 2028. >> this will be the third time that l.a. hosted the olympics. >>> back here at home the raiders kicked off training camp in napa. the prize rookie has been cleared of rape allegations stems from an incident with a woman in a hotel room. the raiders drafted the team alum. again, he has been cleared. >>> google's ability to track what you buy online is facing a legal challenge. google says the new program allows it to see what customers and consumers buy with the use of algorithm. google says it does not have credit card numbers just information from some companies without saying which ones. in recent years google has paid tens of millions of dollars to settle ftc allegations on privacy issues. >> going after one man but detaining two others. the fallout why an i.c.e. raid. >>> larry gursston explains today's major changes and

that's the most expensive sale of the year in l.a. the couple's new digs total 30,000 square feet, six buildings, spa, staff quarters, basketball court, four swimming pools and bullet proof windows and doors. the power company has been trying to buy in the city but with prices soaring in the high end they were repeatedly out bid. they first made a run at this house in beverly hills in 2014. before they had a deal the founder of minecraft stepped in and offered $70 million and he got the house. then last year they were outbid by designer tom ford on a $50 million home. sources tell me they toured a $250 million home and lots of other properties this year. they couldn't agree on price even though they're paying $88 million for the home, they're getting a mortgage for 52 million. that would work out to monthly payments of around $250,000. l.a. has eclipsed new york to become the capital of hyper priced real estate. there are now more than half a dozen listings over $100 million in l.a. compared to just one or two in new york city. maybe

yeah allround south l.a. because that's where the show is centered which is where i grew up and just wanted to highlight a and a part of l.a. that hasn't gotten a lot of sign in the past this is city cooperate it was been great yeah they're very excited you know city officials have approached and then of course the silly city of l.a. it's just nice to have people filming here so used to us thank you so much continued good luck thank you so much the stakes are really i guess the first step to the season of been secured airs sundays at ten thirty pm on h.b.o. as always you can find it on twitter king's things i'll see you next time. you're watching all of. a bachelor sudden passing i've only just learned. taking your last wrong turn. knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words and. hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was a game still som

yeah around south l.a. because that's where the show is centered which is where i grew up and just wanted to highlight a and a part of l.a. that hasn't been gotten a lot of sign in the past this is city cooperate it was been great yeah they're very excited you know city officials have approached and then of course the city of l.a. it's just nice to have people coming here so used to us thank you so much continued good luck thank you so much the stakes are really i guess this isn't the first step to the season of insecurity airs sundays at ten thirty pm on h.b.o. as always you can find it on twitter kings things i'll see you next time. the hawks three young americans love their country but we have to costly question watching the hawks. brings the stories the give voice to the voiceless we dig a little deeper we get the stories that the average one else is afraid to touch is afraid to talk about because they don't want to upset their corporate sponsors or interrupt their government access now is the time more

yeah allround south l.a. because that's where the show is centered which is where i grew up and just wanted to highlight a and a part of l.a. that hasn't been gotten a lot of sign in the past this is city cooperate it was been great yeah they're very excited you know city officials have approached and then of course the city of l.a. it's just nice to have people coming in so used to us thank you so much continued good luck thank you so much the stakes are really i guess the first second season of insecurity airs sundays at ten thirty pm on h.b.o. as always you can find it on twitter kings things i'll see you next time. you're watching. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would. i do not know if the russian state. into john podesta scheme ailes and gave them to wiki leaks but i do know barack obama's director of national intelligence has not provide credible to support his claims of russia i also know he perjured himself in a senate hearing planned three months before the revelations provided by edward s

and it's not an accident that the "l.a. times," "the daily an herald," "the examiner," the popular press in l.a. picks up y on this racialization of juvenile delinquency and the zoot suit, because many of these youth that are rounded up are actually zoot suiters, and the zoot suit becomes front-page, headline news across the city. this is a story picked up across the country. it even becomes international news, as does the effort of the sleepy lagoon defense committee, which is multiracial, by the way, that seeks to get the youth released from prison after they are convicted and sent away andt locked up.e this becomes a massive story, n and part of it is followed p. across the u.s. because the zoot suit becomes this icon of everything that is wrong and destabilized and immoral and b violent and detracting from the war effort.i the zoot suit and the folks that wear it become a kind of internal enemy, and we see this get played out on the front pages of the press and on the streets of los angeles, where the zoot suit itself b

l.a. already has all the videos in place as well as all went down. it goes along with the problems they've had a more recent years was only other places only the venues that are left over in rio. when you talk to eric garcetti. one of those venues where the soccer team placed on the street, he will tell you this is all positive for l.a. and it won't cost anything. take a listen. >> there is no city money that is going to fund this. the city will provide in different places, services which will reimbursed just as any like this will be reimbursed for the cost of operating. >> here's one of the new stadiums already being built, los angeles football club will play next year. also the football stadium being built here in southern california as well. basically the venues are already here. it's going to be about transportation and security. as for the money will go and they say sponsorships and all the other money is going to pay for that more with a lot of money going to youth sports. it really hope this all goes 11 years from now, we will find out right h

that is l.a. for us, people working and doing what they have to do to raise her family's and have a life of dignity. song -- about this >> when a certain person was up on the podium as a candidate for president speaking about mexican people, saying that we are rapists and drug dealers and we're dangerous, and some of us are good. amy: you do not like to say president trump's name? >> i would rather not, although i am ok with other people saying it. so the lyrics i wrote for this song, i went back into my parents' story and into my family's story, and most of the people i know are first generation born in the u.s. and the reason why a lot of our parents left the comfort of their own family was because of love. they loved their children that they did not have so much that they sacrificed, really, their lives. and i just wanted to remind people that the root of all this pain and struggle is love, and we cannot live without it. to criminalize dehumanize because they're breaking laws, and we forget tha

. >>> happening today, the l.a. city council expected to endorse a contract to bring the 2028 summer olympics to the city. l.a. was poised to host the 2024 games. less than two weeks ago, it agreed to step aside soez paris could instead host the games and four years later, l.a. would get the games. the four-year change could come back to financially haunt l.a. since many of the venue contracts were for 2024 and those will have to be renegotiated. >> jimmy kimmel is giving a progress report on his son's health after the newborn underwent surgery in april. he needs two more surgeries still. he says he's received so many letters of support from former presidents obama, clinton, and george w. bush as well. billy just visited his dad's office for the first time. kimmel said the baby is doing great, smiling, and very interested in ceiling fans, he says. >> okay. it's like a mobile. >> yeah. >> a happy hour and wine tasting, maybe even a museum. the oakland a's want to know what you want in the new ballpark. >> what happen

jazz artists would come to l.a. or houston or other places and youth would go, not just black youth but mexican-american youth and l.a., central avenue, where the jazz and blues joints became sort of the home to a kind of multiracial scene, where in the face of wartime segregation, youth were saying, at least just for a moment, temporarily, on the dance floor, we're going to hang out with one another. and guess what, if people were dancing and socializing together, it stands to reason they were doing other stuff together too, right? having sex. the specter and fear of miscegnation became associated with the zoot, as a challenge, as an alternative to the kind of jim and juan crow segregation we've talked about. and i'm emphasizing the kind of sexual dimensions to this scene that the zoot was a part of because it was real. i talked to one tailor who said, quote -- this was a tailor who made zoot suits for black and mexican-american youth during the war. and when i interviewed him he said, quote, you could see the whol

very challenging. ( laughter ) also the l.a. decathlon which is like the regular decathlon except you hire a mexican immigrant to do the actual work for you. ( audience reacts ) that's how it works. but that's it. congratulations to los angeles who will have the summer games returning after many years. fun fact for you -- the last time the olympics were held in l.a. was in 1984. yeah, that was at the height of the cold war, and russia boycotted those games. good news, it may happen again. ( laughter ) because, while we know that the autocrat billionaire brothers from another mother badly wanted to improve u.s.-russia relations, seems like it's not quite going that way. >> senate approved tough new sanction force russia and heads to president trump's desk. the bill was passed by a 98-2 vote. >> trevor: they've effectively also put sanctions on donald trump. that's what they've done. that's a strange thing, when you think about it. ( applause ) because it's almost like congress are these parents going we don't want you playing wit

l.a. river down there, basically. so when it rains, you've got all that concrete, all that suburbia. >> could one thunderstorm really do that? >> absolutely. >> how much rain would that be? >> if you get an inch of rain an hour, rainfall rates like that, it's very compelling pictures. >> looks like this might actually be a rescue helicopter coming to help that guy who is stranded on top of the truck. >> where in l.a. are we? >> all we have been told is that this is in southern california, but you just don't think about flooding and thunderstorms and rain in california this time of year. >> well, that's what we experienced today as you watched this live rescue. >> that's the chopper. >> we've just been told this is act on, california -- acton, california. >> it's rolling right off the hillside, so it's very muddy. it takes about two feet of water to float a truck, a truck of that size. they're up to about two feet of water so that truck is not far from beginning to float. the front is not q

sot-3 juanita suarez navarro/portavoz del sheriff del condado de l.a. "esos sujetos empezaron a saquear la casa cuando estaban haciendo eso, fue cuando llego la segunda residente no sabía que pasaba". la propietaria afirm que cuando su hija lleg a la residencia 7 minutos despus. los asaltantes se escondieron. y la agredieron violentamente metiéndole el puÑo en la boca hasta dejarla casi inconciente. take sot-4 juanita surez navarro/portavoz del sheriff del condado de l.a. "la amararon de las manos y pies con cintas de plástico también la asaltaron". segn investigadores de la oficina del alguacil, este robo sucedi la tarde del domingo seis de agosto. los sospechosos venan acompaÑados por un tercer hombre al que captaron las camaras de vigilancia sacando las pertenencias de la vivienda ubicada sobre la calle charlestown drive. take sot-5 juanita suarez navarro/portavoz del sheriff del condado de l.a. "robándose dinero en efectivo, joyas, cosas en exceso de 200 mil dólares". los sospechosos son descritos como tres hombres afroamericanos de entre 20

at the time anna was home in l.a. caring for their then nearly 1-year-old son, jack. >> i'm out here for five months and i'm in england right now and where we're doing this interview, and my wife and my child are back in l.a. it's been the hardest thing being away. >> now chris is worth an estimated $30 million. he even gave his lawyer a shoutout during april's "walk of fame" dedication. >> he's closed some of the biggest renegotiations in history. i'm not sure disney and marvel are as happy with you as i am. >> anna meanwhile is worth an estimated $20 million, and if there is no prenuptial agreement? divorce attorney kelly chang rickert speculates that dividing assets could get ugly. >> when you are dividing assets, whoever has the greater earning capacity doesn't matter. it's only when you are calculating spousal support. if chris is making more income than anna, then anna should be receiving some sort of support. >> as for when they split? it appears the decision happened very recently. on june the 3rd, anna conduc

yesterday, ben arrivoled sr o fo dinneran at l.a. restaurant. no sign of girlfriend lindsay shookus, but his three kids were inside celebrating ben rning 45. > what did you get fourr yo birthday, ben? >> touwo hatrs ler, he left through the kin,tchend blied by flashbulbs while carrying a largx e bohaof wemt seed to be gifts from his kids. earlier at home, ben got more presents, a delivery of balloons which spelled out "almost 50." and was this his cake? ex jennifer garner was seen picking up one at a brentwood bakery. >>> let's move on. tom cruise news three days after hurting himself while shooting the latest "mission: impossible" film. we have learned the extent of tom's injury. paramount pictures telling "e.t." tom cruise broke his ankle during the production of "mission: impossible 6" in london over the weekend. the studio tells us production will go on hiatus while he makes a recovery, and the film remains on the femme's director says, quote, tom is in good spirits, and quote, when i went to see him, the first thing he said when i walked in

. >> spero: tomorrow night it's an l.a. party. the chargers and rams tough it out for bragging rights in southern california. right here on cbs sports. our man dan fouts pulling double duty. it will be the bird and the beard tomorrow night we'll be watching. >> dan: the fight for l.a. i got a kick out of what raider owner mark davis said when he channelled his father al davis, fight for l.a.? the raiders have already won that. >> spero: hard to argue with him so far as the chargers try to ready themselves after a couple of disappointing preseason performances. slth will play here against green bay opening day, september 10 then the early bye which a lot of teams don't like to have so early in the season. >> dan: you want it when you need it. and you can never know when you need it. you will hear complaints about teams having a bye late in the season. >> spero: hope that russell wilson can stay healthy, dealt with an assortment of injuries last year, all smiles as wilson looked impressive tonight. threw for 200 yards and a touchdow

former l.a. mayor and antonio raised 2.3 million. republican john cox contributed 3 nol his own campaign and raise the about $200,000. the priermt is coming up next june. >>> this morning three people are behind bars after a high speed police chase in los angeles, but it ended in practically slow motion. first the chase, police say the suspect stole a car and sped through red lights and oncoming traffic, ended in an l.a. neighborhood after the driver lost control and hit a pole. now, as police surrounded the car, the driver tried to escape. watch him, here's the escape. crawling along the ground -- >> maybe they won't notice me. >> getting away. i don't think they'll just a little further and i'll be there. >> they caught him. >> maybe they didn't move in because they saw he had a weapon or something. >>> continuing coverage now, l.a. gas storage operating ghen morning nearly two years following the country's biggest ever meth yan blowout. regulators approved that restart last week. operations began yesterday. it had been out of comm

l.a. freeway rain came over from palm springs. most of this is lifting north. possibility some of that could work its way into the forecast tomorrow. i would think mainly south of the santa clara valley. i'll deal with that tomorrow. ukiah will be near 110 today. we will see upper 90s to near 100 around here. mostly sunny tonight for the giants and the a's. 72 a little westerly breeze. 50s to almost 70. some areas running cooler, peninsula. some areas running warmer. 51 in glenn helen. look at the bodega gay, 48. point reyes, 49. around the sierra, thunderstorms pop up. again there's the southern california cloud cover and some of the rain. this is kind of taking a turn. we will watch that for late tonight and tomorrow. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and inland 100. do you want to start with the bay bridge or something else. >> we're starting with the approaches to that. >> okay. >> this is pretty busy time. people are getting on the road. i want people to know this is actually the quiet time before w

we'll bring you more updates from l.a. if we get them. meanwhile, cnn's jim acosta and chris cuomo are in a race to see who can deliver the more fiery editorial. weird since they are both hardened news men. we will bring you the latest in just a >> tucker: cnn jim acosta embarrassed himself in public yesterday when he used his position as a white house correspondent to try to lecture steven miller at the white house about how american immigration law ought to be dictated by 100 word, 130-year-old poem. acosta is not the only reporter who has given himself over to full blown editorializing over there. today anchor chris cuomo posted this on facebook. we can't get enough. watch. >> immigration proposal embraced by the white house, would you make the cut, your ancestors? did they speak english? did they make enough money to pay for their healthcare were they high skilled laborers? do you agree with steven miller the policy advisor for the president who says that m.l. lazarus the poem promise signature of this country for so many generations

and i came back to south l.a. to spread that. since then we've helped over 1,000 women transition back into the community and reunited over 300 children with their moms. and, you know, i'm happy about that. >> tell me how you got into the spot you were in, why you stayed in there and why you couldn't get out. i was fascinated and blown away, it was arresting to read this passage in your book where there was one prison official who said to you we are going to hold your spot because we know you're coming back. we are going to hold a spot because we know you are coming back. they are expecting you to be resitivists. >> the whole system is set up for you to return. tavis, my son, he was 5. his name was k.k. he was killed. he was killed by a police officer. he ran him over. my son was playing in the street. it was an accident, but my world just crumbled. i began to drink and that escalated to drug use and i was incarcerated for the drug use. long before my son was killed, though, i had endured so many experiences that were just really

juanita navarro/portavoz del sheriff del condado de l.a. "el sospechoso un hombre latino, se metió a esta casa que no es de él, no vive allí y ya estando adentro hubo una pelea, entre el sospechoso y las victimas". en el interior de la vivienda que esta de venta asegura la madre de las victimas viven sus dos hijos y un amigo ellos estaban dormidos cuando presuntamente irrumpi el sujeto acompaÑado por 2 hombres ms, a eso de las ocho de esta maÑana. antonio cruz/residente del area "uno fue en la pierna, aquí tenia sangre y otro venia vendando en la cabeza con sangre". uno de los heridos era el hijo ana y el otro su amigo. segn el

i really like -- when i was in l.a., people were walking around me. they were walking really slow, and i wanted to go "move." charlie: that would not happen in new york. jessica: you can just do that and it's fine. i've become a new york monster. [laughter] charlie: "2 dope queens" has been read by hbo. with wnyce do it studios. charlie: hbo announced they would do two specials of "2 dope -- "2 dope queens ." jessica: it is out, live as of maybe 1.5 hours ago. we are going to do 41-hour -- we are going to do 4 1-hour specials for hbo, so we are excited about that. those will be live taped. charlie: what is the most challenging and difficult for you? >> um, i would say the hardest thing was the daily show. charlie: even though you had producers and other people? jessica: we would go with one producer, travel somewhere, probably the south and interview somebody in their living room or something like that, which feels very intimate. a lot of times, they would say things that were bananas. charlie: did they know they were bananas? jessica: no. i think, do

>> corinne was out in l.a. this weekend, but did not comment. we're told neither has seen tonight's episode. but a source says corinne gets a lot of screen time, and the next day, things were totally cool between them. >>> up next, behind the scenes of "this is us" with sylvester stallone. >>> then -- beautiful voice. half empty wineglass, no hair. kate hudson's serenade. >>> and who was >>> coming to netflix, "the >>> the irony is, we can get wi-fi in bulgaria, but not in santa clarita. >> i guess you could say the signal is a little rocky. sorry. he also posted shots with other stars of the show. >> meanwhile, kate hudson once again proves she can sing. ♪ >> sing it, kate. the actress showed off her pipes and newly shaved head while hosting friends at her home over the weekend. ♪ >> among the guests, kate's boyfriend, danny fujikawa, rocking handcuffs. maybe this was just some extra rehearsing. ♪ >> now, from a low-key party to a magical celebration, gwen stefani threw a harry potter themed party for her son. no sign of her bf, but the d