hands down. >> what's better, l.a. or new york? >> i'm going to say l.a. because i like l.a., it has lego land, and it even has my mom's sister. my mom's brother here. >> what's better, new york or l.a.? >> definitely new york. >> how come? >> because we don't have the kardashians. [ laughter ] >> what's the worst thing about new york? >> people are fat. >> why are people so fat in new york? >> they eat some cakes. >> what do you think is better, new york or l.a.? >> new york. >> how come? >> because in l.a., all they have is just fake food and in new york it's real food. >> who's in charge of new york? >> god. >> who runs l.a.? >> i run it! my mom runs errands. >> me too. my mom too. >> what's the capital of new york? >> noah case k.? >> who owns the city of new york? >> how should i know? >> who drinks more beer, people in new york or l.a.? >> my mommy and daddy do, every night they drink a lot. >> really. >> people from new york like to get pretty drunk? >> yes. >> why is that? >> to -- to make their feelings go away about bad things. >> can you give an

elvis and raven hope this part of downtown l.a. away from skid row will be safe from the authorities. with already he's must continue to keep l.a. streets clean days finally. for the tiny house delivery feeling very good spite. of that it's going through a lot of hardship so this tiny house it's. after the week that she's had and everything she's gone through on top of the in fragments it's more important now that she gets the house because i don't think she can go much longer with not getting any rest. you really feel. i do. think. i think. i'm going to think that. most things i do in life are out of principle. i was taught that when somebody falls down you pick them back up. that's what we should do in life. to remember that you know you got things. you called me and said. you know people sit on the back porch. look at the stars. looking up at the tar you know you have to see it sitting not look at the tar but look at the stars it's got a magic. so finally raven gets her own private space. and hopefully the first time in over a y

>> the l.a. county coroner's report finds 58 separate injuries that are more consistent with a struggle than with a drowning. >> it points to a murder to me, in the first degree. >> i know it was an accident. i was there. i know what happened that night. >> reporter: later, bohana will go on the tv show "inside edition" to defend himself. if dee dee couldn't swim, he asks, why did she keep several swimsuits at his house? >> people say, well, she couldn't swim. well, she was very comfortable swimming in this particular pool. >> reporter: and there may be some evidence to back up bohana's claim. according to the police report, taj jackson said his mother told him, "she was trying to learn to swim and mr. bohana was teaching her." in response to those seemingly incriminating marks on dee dee's body, bohana insists that he made desperate, drunken attempts to rescue her with a pool pole. >> the facts are that someone was not beaten up. i think we know the answer to why she would have some bruises on h

. >> i mean, i know, when you're in l.a. -- [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, please. >> when you're in l.a., you're welcome. it's like it happens all the time in my house. >> seth: i also want to talk about your work husband, ed o'neill, who is such a fantastic actor. and you know him first from -- >> you know, he went one time to the pittsburgh steelers, too. >> seth: i did know that, yeah. [ laughter ] i can pretend i didn't know that, but i did know that, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: and you knew him first from "married with children." >> yes. >> seth: but when you were watching it, it was in spanish and his voice was dubbed by a spanish actor. >> yeah, in columbia, we watch things dubbed. but it was, i think it was like dubbed by some actor from spain. he had like a -- he had like this voice, like an antonio banderas kind of like guy. and then that's how you know like, once you hear someone, you grew up listening to that, the first time i saw him that's what i was expecting. [ laughter ] and i'm like, "this guy doesn't even know one word in spanish." [ laughter ] it was a little

oficial fernando gonzlez/ sheriff del condado de l.a. "oficiales del fbi determinaron que básicamente 50% del tiempo cuándo los oficiales llegan los sospechosos se matan". el otro 50% de los pistoleros se enfrentan a tiros con los oficiales y generalmente terminan muertos seÑalan las autoridades. en tiroteos como columbine en colorado el objetivo era controlar la situacin. pero la tctica ha cambiado a eliminar al sospechoso. el pblico tambin debe saber como actuar en estos casos. oficial fernando gonzlez/ sheriff del condado de l.a. "no solamente en eventos, pero en su trabajo, su empleo consideren la manera más rápida para evacuar el lugar". el primer consejo del sheriff es intentar huir de la zona de riesgo tratando de quedar fuera de la vista del atacante y piense sus movimientos. oficial fernando gonzlez/ sheriff del condado de l.a. "voy a dejar todo, mi cartera, bolsas, lo que sea porque tiene que pensar en protegerse, salir y evacuar". pero que hacer si el agresor dispara desde el piso 32 de un edificio como ocurri en la masac

yes, sir. >> can you do an impression of someone from l.a.? >> oh, my god, stacie, i just got my butt, lift. oh, my god, tracy. i just got my ass extension. oh, my god. i just can't believe it. >> wow. >> i think they are pretty much right on. >> he nailed it. >> kids don't lie. >> the difference between new york and l.a. pretty stark. >>> remember this guy? you may see more of him this halloween. that's because snapchat's viral dancing hot dog is available at amazon for 80 bucks, though. the costume's description says it fits 6'4". with a head and the hand slits the costume is both comfortable. it's functional, they say, and if it's a cold halloween day, you don't have to worry about being cold out there because you're nice and bundled up with your buns. >> it looks like the kool-aid man's cousin. look at that. >> it does. it has the same face. how about somebody go as the hot dog guy, somebody else go as the kool-aid, and you got a little pair. >> nothing more 2017 than that. we just saw a selfie shot of a hot dog. >>> the piano man is going

bernard, you have l.a. 46, 300, l.a. 624, and and 625, all in st. bernard in jefferson parish, you have l.a. 45, and in orleans, you have u.s. 11. road is closedt because of the floodgates, not because of water intrusion as of yet. with the governor setting -- saying the potential of water rising because of high tide and the storm surge, we want to encourage everyone to please go .la.org and make sure you are paying attention to real-time closures. gov. edwards: motorists should understand that they may well get to an area of a road that has standing water before someone from state police or the oral parish sheriff's office so forth, or d.o.t. d, it may not be marked as a high water area or be closed. that is why we are asking everyone to be very cautious. and reminding them three quarters of fatalities half to deal with water. when it comes to these types of storms. louisiana,istory in that is mostly been because of motorists going into water. not knowing how deep it was or how fast the current is moving. reporter: [indiscernible] what is it mean f

but i love how rich a place like l.a. is with ghosts, even though it's a quarter as old as richmond or new orleans or something like that. do think that really does speak to the way -- again, in l.a., you're not going to find wild west ghosts and brothing ghosts. you'll find hollywood starlets, marilyn monroe so the ghost stories in a city become an integral part of how that city tells its own history, so that -- in vegas all the ghosts are in kinds -- casinos, which is vegas creates a very different category of ghosts than l.a.'s ghosts or new york's ghosts. that's what i found on that score. >> i know you just talk about japan, but is there such unique concept. never really read -- actually thought about culture in terms of ghost stories. have you ever put any thought into ghost stories outside of american culture, like, anything from, like, europe, africa? >> yes. the think you should do is gate lot of people to call my editor and tell her that they need to fund a worldwide travel and, like, probably three our four boo

or l.a. we happen to be because of family matters had to go to north carolina at that time we were living in london and we only heard what c.n.n. and imus and d.c. were telling us wrote hillary was going to win by five points in north carolina we showed up in chapel hill you know it very liberal area of north carolina. only saw trump signs maybe one bumper sticker for hillary i drove back from california in october i stopped in twenty cities everyone i talked to rich poor white black men they were all voting for trump how did they ok i could see how rachel maddow missed it because it's her own bubble that she like you know so he's going to win how did. how did they not i don't think the deep state did miss a i think you had a real debate in the deep state now remember the presidency of the united states does not run the government and is not in control so this is just one position so when rachel maddow when anderson cooper sort of people are calling for a lot of very famous people were callin

next stop -- l.a. and game one of the series against the dodgers. >>> as we show that video, i'm legitimately worried about ron and rob's mental health. they have long faces on this side of the table. >> ron is not even speaking to anybody. >> we're just tired. too long, scoreless nights. >> straight to you. >> good morning, everybody. sorry, ron. paula is off this morning. very happy, though, to have ace white house reporter cecilia vega with us this morning. >> good to be here. condolences to all my friends out there. >> you have friends in houston, too, i assume. >> a lot of news out of trump world this morning. >>> but we want to start with the big sports story breaking overnight. the houston astros popping champagne late last night. they grabbed a spot in the world series. a sad sight for rob and ron, our resident yankees fans. but hard to deny that this is an emotional victory for a city that has had a rough ride this year with hurricane harvey. >> it really has. the houston astros now face off a

so when the l.a. times came to you and shows you concrete evidence of a terrible problem with fake accounts at your bank, did you launch an investigation into the issue before brushing it off? >> senator, first, as it relates to my comments in 2011, i'm proud of the credit card products that we have at wells fargo. >> that's not the question i'm asking. i just asked, you brushed it off, you said i'm not aware of any problem. did you open an investigation when someone laid out evidence of fake accounts? >> senator, in that interview to the best of my recollection with the l.a. times they didn't provide me with any information it was soon after that that as i mentioned -- >> i take that as a no. >> it's correct because -- >> you did not open an inquiry into it, is that right? >> senator, the l.a. times didn't provide me with any documentation -- >> so you have no clue -- all right. did you read the article? >> i read the article, yes. >> and then you opened an investigation immediately? >> at the same t

times," she talked specifically about information at "the l.a. times" provided and if i took action in that interview, they didn't provide me with any information, so i can't take action if "the l.a. times" didn't provide having said that, we took action when that information got to the senior leadership team i've taken responsibility for the fact that we didn't take aggressive enough action that's why we're making the fundamental changes that we're making at wells fargo to make things right for our customers and our team members and all of our stakeholders, but having said that, senator heitkamp, i completely appreciate your frustration. i am angry about what happened at this company, and i pledge to you not only are we fixing it, but we will fix it [ inaudible >> you cannot segregate the top from the bottom, and it seems to me that when you say we, we didn't get any information from "the l.a. times," you shouldn't have had to have information from "the l.a. times." should have read the story and said, is this true, let's go find out >> and we d

what l.a. dodger wrecked the cubs. to clench the pennant. >> he hit three homers, including a grand slam and drove in seven in l.a.'s 11-1 win in game five. the dodgers end the cubs title reign and head to the world series for the first time since 1988. >> fans cheered and waved flags across the city. buildings in downtown were lit up in blue. henrique hernandez is from puerto rico and has made a delivery to the island there, he plans to go back as soon as he gets rid of some business in l.a. >>> the last state without a target store is about to get one. >> how can this be? >> can you guess which state? >>> and later, ed sheeran reveals what really happen after he fell off his bike and broke some bones, some calling it a proper british response. >> but first, a look at today's forecast. ♪ i'm in love with the shape of you ♪ ♪ we let the story begin >>> "world news now" weather, brought to you by sandals. if parts a and bcare and want more coverage. guess what? you could apply for a medicar