in los angeles county. by comparison in my area that number is less than 4000. this is a homeless problem that is much worse than what we face in houston, obviously, but i want to understand what's in the best crisis policy solutions. worker and social now vice chair of the majority leader task force on urban toerty, i know that we need focus on supporting wraparound services at the local level to further -- fully address the immediate needs of people in the homeless cycle while also looking at what structural reforms as mentioned, that we can make in the nation's economy to make sure that people are not driven down was this in the first place. the committee in the college as a whole need to look not only at the short term more importantly the long-term challenges ahead. someat we can have national policy options to make sure that every american city facing the crisis can deal with it. it's a civil rights issue. we must tackle it firsthand. murray, i am a former state and while i have not had a chance to fu

that is the office of the mayor of the city of los angeles area peter lynn, executive director, los angeles homelessservice authority . margarita lawrence, chief program officer, housing authority ofthe city of los angeles . monique king whalen, executive director los angeles county authority. and kevin murray, former state senator and president and ceo of the wine garden center. phil anselm, director of los angeles county was without ves and objection, going to take their written statements to be marked, and be part of the record. each of you will have five minutes to summarize your testimony. i will give you a signal by having the gavel, likely when one when it remains the time i would ask you to wrap up your testimony so we can be respectful of both witnesses and the committee #. and so before recognizing first miss miller, let me just say that there are other elected officials have joined us today and i would like all of the other elected officials who are in the audience to believe and. [applause] >> miss miller, you are recognized five minutes to present oral testimony. >> very much.

retail -- in 60 los angeles. not one of those was located in the community of color. -- must be strengthened and considered fair lending law violations. -- denyinggulators -- finally, we must have a right to counsel -- rep. waters: thank you very much. [applause] alma vizcaino, you are now recognized. ms. vizcaino: good morning, everyone. my name is alma vizcaino. i thank you so much for listening to my experience. i'm here to ring some statistics. you will hear about the impact on homeless women. what is troubling me is i was women 200 -- 215,000 experiencing homelessness across the nation. in los angeles, among the sheltered and unsheltered, approximately half experienced domestic violence. please keep in mind this is an account of -- that women felt that theye sharing had experienced a mystic violence. due to stigma, we know this is an undercounted experience. this was the case for me. idid not acknowledge that have experienced domestic violence until just two years in ahen i was sitting mental health support

reportero: el jefe del alguacil del condado de los Ángeles ha aceptexistencia de los tatuajes . dice que solamente son un asunto cultural. indicÓ que no puede prohibir que los agentes se tatÚan, porque serÍa una violaciÓn a la primera enmienda constitucional. este abogado dijo que existe mucha decepciÓn en la comunidad hispana del este en los angeles. dice que pusieron sus esperanzas en las promesas de cambio del alguacil alex villanueva. ♪ ♪ jorge: en venezuela, la agencia r te digo que estados unidos tiene conversaciones en otras con diosdado cabello, presidente de la asamblea constituyente de venezuela, el nÚmero 12 del rÉgimen chavista. cabello asegurÓ hoy que se reunirÍa con cualquiera, con algunas condiciones pero no con la oposiciÓn. los funcionarios venezolanos pensarÍan en tener garantías para no tener represalias si maduro deja el poder. cristiano ronaldo pagÓ de $175,000 a una mujer que lo acusa de haberla violado en el 2009, en las vegas. katerin mayorga afirma que conociÓ a su lista en el club nocturno del motel. lo acompaÑÓ a su habitación dÉ

and will that include a south-central or south los angeles? mayor garcetti: absolutely it will including in your district. it is interesting you talk about the 13 billing which should raise eyebrows. it is a sad comment tatian when we think $13 billion will raise eyebrows when the city and county together have raised about $4.5 billion. in housing, money, and services money. we are 3% of the nation's population. if you do the math, we should have $120 billion. your ambition is not only impressive, it should be looked at as a start. if you match what l.a. has done, the federal government would be putting $120 billion. if, you look at the homeless population, would maybe be 40 or 50. we have two measures that have passed. hhh is the largest housing measure in u.s. history. it leverages $5 billion worth of housing from people looking at shipping containers and new innovative ways to do it cheaper and faster, to traditional really beautifully built apartments for folks who have the deepest need and perhaps the triple diagnosis that i mentioned bef

and you may have seen the headline in the los angeles times. one reason housing is so expensive in california, cities and counties charge high developer fees. financewe do so that we government based on ability to the state income tax being a good way to measure that, and instead we finance based upon whether you're build it -- you are building something that the city government has to provide police and fire protection for? mayor garcetti: as somebody who lead on tax policy in the board of equalization, it is a great question from you, representative. between impact fees, and i do weieve -- after tom bradley, passed a linkage fee which says if you are building luxury housing like we do from -- for parks, have to put money aside for affordable housing. i think we will raise as much as $100 million worth of subsidized low how -- loan housing. you are right, you can't keep putting everything on developers. between getting nothing done by having no fees on them and having fees, there is something in between that enough cities do not use which is t

and you may have seen the headline in the los angeles times. one reason housing is so expensive in california, cities and counties charge high developer fees. what do we do so that we finance government based on ability to pay, which the state income tax being a good way to measure that, and instead we finance based upon whether you're build it -- you are building something that the city government has to provide police and fire protection for? mayor garcetti: as somebody who lead on tax policy in the board of equalization, it is a great question from you, representative. between impact fees, and i do believe -- after tom bradley, we passed a linkage fee which says if you are building luxury housing like we do from -- for parks, have to put money aside for affordable housing. i think we will raise as much as $100 million worth of subsidized low how -- loan housing. you are right, you can't keep putting everything on developers. between getting nothing done by having no fees on them and having fees, there is something in between that enough citi

exists between south los angeles and downtown los angeles. central in l.a. compton watts up on skid row skid row's a diverse community you know folks won't run. to see guys that i know you know if they're in our group most your role in the mission is to go to jail and they end up in a county jail for 7 months by the case but i always said you know they go to court cases go over the fight oh it wasn't you just please go. you know what happens if a guy have a job you know lost a job i know we all pay a rate you know it's very few people have their own home you know so by the time you get out your apartment is gone you know all this stuff this new apartment is going to go to 90 days to come pick up your property you know as their music so you're into music every day. so you get out you have nowhere to go you have no money you know and so what do you do you come skid row to get a road is the only place where you can see rules and you. do something to get some clothes and hopefully you know design is not to go find a show to be you know is going to get into a pro

en los Ángeles, california, salvador durÁn, univisiÓn. ilia: en la audiencia que e el jeffrey epstein, se presentaron varias de las mujeres que lo una de ellas dijo que el fallecido multimillonario era un cobarde y que ella estaba indignada y triste porque supuestamente Él se habrÍa quitado la vida en la cÁrcel antes de ir a juicio. actualmente hay 93,000 personas en los estados unidosen una lista de espera para transplante de riÑÓn. sin embargo, al menos 3500 de estos Órganos donados se descartan cada aÑo, segÚn estudio publicado. lourdes del rio nos habla de esta investigaciÓn. lourdes: erika pedraza jamÁs pensÓ que a sus 38 aÑos sus riÑones dejarÍan de funcionar y terminarÍan una lista de transplantes en esque en estados unidos al menos 3500 riÑones donados se descarte cada aÑo es inaceptable. >> la verdad me aterra de ver como hay la posibilidad de que las personas puedan adquirir el tratamiento del Órgano y lo estÁn desechando de esa manera. es inhumano, es injusto. >> y erika no estÁ sola. más de 37,000,000 de e

not you meek to los angeles. up the coast in san francisco, the number of homeless has jumped by more than 16% this year. and the question is why? what systemic forces got us to people sleeping on sidewalks? what can be done about it? i sought out an expert, but i also spoke to one of the residents, christopher lewis, who invited me into his tent. i want you to hear his story. >> i'm homeless. you know, i need help. you know, i wish somebody could help knee get off the streets. >> how did you get here? >> well i wind up here because i lost my home. and i had nowhere to stay. >> how long have you been here? >> two years and a half. >> living on the street? >> living on the streets. >> right behind me in one of these tents. >> i have a tent right here. >> which one is yours? >> this is the place i call home. >> so this is the lock that you use. how secure is that? >> this is not that secure. but as you look at it, it is a small thing. >> so where do you sleep? >> well, i have a mat right here. and i lay it out on t

in los angeles. they had over six to reach a big central spring not one of those is located in the communities of color. the cra exam must be fair lending law violations until all the bank regulators and the right to protect senate. >> thank you very much. >> good morning everyone, i thank you so much for listening to my experience, i am here to bring light and statistics that you will hear on the impact of homeless women. what is troubling me is that i was one of 216,000 women excreting homeles, since acrosse nation. among los angeles sheltered in unsheltered approximately half experience domestic violence. of course please keep in mind this is a count of women gutfeld comfortable sharing that they had experienced domestic violence. due to the stigma surrounding domestic violence we know that this is an undercounted experience. this was the case for me. i did not acknowledge that i experienced domestic violence until two years ago when i was sitting in a mental health support group at the downtown w

central los angeles homelessness combined with downtown los angeles homelessness we're talking about 20000 people skin. role. exists within the center of power in los angeles and i think it's important to note that skid row thievin in los angeles california is a well kept secret this is the epicenter this is the epicenter of poverty and if you can't fix it here you can't fix it. the largest amount of homeless people are african-american children because of you render why and why many homeless and she has 3 children what happens is there's not a lot of housing for women and children so the woman goes into transitional housing by herself and those 3 kids usually get split into different foster homes and at that point they may never really see each other as a family again and and that's the most one of the most heart wrenching things because the kids will tell me i had my little 16 year old boy you know boys are supposed to cry 0 and i saw a tear about to form a design he said mistakes and i didn't do anything wrong i don't understand why this is happening to me and. it was very sad and

los Ángeles calificarÍan para algÚn subsidio o ayuda en los almuerzos escolares de acuerdo a los ingresos de sus familias >> en vista de que entre 30 y 40% de jÓvenes y niÑos proviene de hogares mixtos, recuerdan que las escuelas pÚblicas de los Ángeles son sitios seguros. >> las agencias de migraciÓn no pisarian clinicas y escuelas >> el distrito escolar, ha recopilado una guÍa para las familias de temas de inmigraciÓn y piden un plan de emergencia en marcha para el regreso a clase. >> que vayan a la pagina de i e internet y que vean los seriv o serivcios de migracion . >> mguchas gracias, ser un tra a trabajador altamente calificado no significa que se puede obtener una visa, porque el servicio de ciudadanÍa e inmigracion, ha cuadruplicado las denegaciones de los permi s permisos. segun n(nombre en ingles) las tasas de rechazos para los solicitantes de visas a aumentaron del 6 a un 24% entre los aÑos fiscales 2015 y 201 >> nos hemos preguntado cÓmo afectarÁn a nuestros bolsillos las tarifas aduaneras que aplicarÁ el gobierno de tdonal t trump a los productos de china, la fir

bomberos tenían el fuego controlado y los residentes regresaron a casa a sus vecindarios en los Ángeles, autoridades no reportaron heridos ni estructuras dañadas, pero bueno los incendios son ocasionados por las altas temperaturas. >>> para saber del panorama a nivel local pasamos con david gonzález ¿qué tal? buenas tardes. >>> muy buenas tardes, compañeras, hoy sí que sudamos la gota gorda, en el área de la bahía condiciones extremadamente calientes, pero se registró 103 grados, afuera vemos condiciones en los 85 grados, hoy fue el día más caliente de la semana, sin embargo el martes las condiciones cálidas persisten, bastante humedad y los resiudos para la depresión tropical, el miércoles un descenso en las temperaturas bastante leves, pero agradables, en las condiciones actuales san francisco 75 grados, en el este de la bahía 75 grados registra el termómetro, el cambio de las temperaturas en las últimas 24 horas fue 4 grados, 3 grados en santa rosa y 2 grados en la ciudad de concord, el sistema de alta presión también ocasionó que se emitiera un aviso por la pobre

, en el barrio hispano del este de los Ángeles. los oficiales miembros de la pandilla acosan, discriminan y aterrorizan a los jÓvenes alguaciles hispanos, fue lo que seÑalÓ el abogado, quien representa a otra gente es vÍctima de sus abusos. entre ellos uno fue estrangulado, hasta perder el conocimiento como represalia a su denuncia. >> estas son pandillas. son patrulleros comÚn y corriente, como los que existen en la calle. reportero: el fbi ha iniciado una investigaciÓn trata sobre sus pandillas, la que la agencia federal no quiso confirmar a un mÍnimo, pero que tampoco negÓ la realización. >> steven folio})}) hace 27 aÑos, esta abogada fue la primera sacar a la luz la presencia de grupos de alguaciles actuando como pandilleros dentro del departamento del sheriff de los Ángeles. >> en 1992, un juez federal ordenÓ que estas pandillasque existÍan desde entonces, deberí reportero: el jefe del departamento del alguacil del condado de los Ángeles ha aceptado la existencia de los tatuajes. seÑalÓ que solamente son un as

on another note, i love talking to nonprofits throughout los angeles and the u.s.. those people are really intend with constituents and what they're doing with the rest of their lives. i think that is where you get really awesome and impactful stories. fernando: i guess -- olivia: i guess the pull factor. it is the emotional experience of people and what they are going through. we helicopter in a lot of the time. six months later with national disasters, i'd check back in with people. you find a lot of stories that are undercover. i think that is where a lot of the meat of good journalism comes from. circling back when everyone moves on. kyle: i did not know that good morning america had a whole other platform other than the tv side. can you tell me a little bit more about that and what your day today looks like? kyle: we launched good morning america.com in 2018 -- olivia: we launched good morning america in 2015. we wanted to be new. i have been working as a digital reporter for them. they reached out to me afterwards to help join their team and launch it. my day

to be born illegitimately in 1926 in los angeles was to already have respect against you. you are flawed, not wanted, not accepted by society. there was something wrong with you. >> gladys baker, norma jean's mother, spent time in and out of mental institutions. >> her mother had a troubled childhood as well and her father died in an asylum. there's a long line of mental illness. >> no family to care for her rummaging was put into the foster care system. the trauma of her functional childhood not only left her feeling vulnerable but exposed to systemic feuds. >> she went to different foster homes and was abused and you see that play out throughout their life. >> when imperial japan attacked the pacific wheat at pearl harbor la was poised to be transformed big time. long considered a sort of far-off outposts thousands of miles from the industrialized los angeles was about to shed its trickle-down images. >> los angeles was a small town but during over to if they were involved in the defense industry or entertainment back in june 1942, 16 -year-old norma jean had escaped fos

a clear blustery day in the high desert outside los angeles. inside the walls of the california institution for women, a gray-haired 66-year-old inmate appears before the parole board, as she has done many times before. but this time something remarkable. a clear blustery day in the high desert outside los angeles. inside the walls of the california institution for women, a gray-haired 66-year-old inmate appears before the parole board, as she has done many times before. but this time something remarkable. >> a parole board panel is recommending the release of former charles manson follower leslie van houten. >> leslie van houten, a name on the list forever linked with one of the most famous crimes and criminals of the 20th century, charles manson. >> you don't understand me, that's your trouble. not my fault because you don't understand me. i don't understand you either! >> the story of charles manson, his family and all the horror they wrought is buried in archives, memorialized in media long obsolete, and yet somehow it feels present. that h

Ángeles una última víctima resultó herida pero lo que preocupa es que el crimen se reportó muy cerca donde ocurrieron otros dos asesinatos esta misma semana, en zaragoza tienen más información >> la ola de violencia que se registra de los últimos días en esta zona alejado mucho dolor por la sangre del auto que las víctimas que fueron baleadas en esta madrugada >> a un muchacho lo dejaron bocabajo para que sangrara y estaba temblando de miedo llame 9 >> el incidente se reportó a la 1:00 de la mañana sobre la avenida en 1 a incorporada a 1 a de los Ángeles donde los últimos días se registraron otros tiroteos >> ahora el peligro se >> seguido hay muchas balaceras se oyen en la noche >> el día de ayer las autoridades habían investigado a un hombre que había recibido varios disparos en el torso >> el pasado miércoles a solo dos millas de retirado alfredo y josé flores amigos en común por un abatidos a balazos según un reporte los disparos fueron desde un auto en movimiento cerca de la casa de uno de los jóvenes hasta el momento se reportan cuatro personas muertas y uno m

estados del oeste. >> el fbi investiga una supuesta sociedad secreta de policÍas en el este de los Ángeles, utilizan un tatuaje para identificarse y utilizan mÉtodos poco ortodoxos para reclutar nuevos agentes. >> salvajismo en el fÚtbol, asesinados a golpes dos seguidores del olimpia de la liga nacional de honduras a manos de supuestos hinchas del equipo rival. >> aumentan los casos de enfermedades pulmonares entre jÓvenes por cigarrillo electrÓnico ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ hola muy buenas tardes, en izquierdo lunes les saluda felicidad aveleyra. la emergencia climÁtica nos esta llevando a cambios drÁsticos en la temperatura y a la llegada de tormenta que traen grandes cantidad de lluvias, asÍ lo vimos este fin de semana, donde se han registrado inundacione c. >> desde illinois a nueva york vientos, en asistentes a un concierto de back distrito boys. >> las tormentas a travÉs del medio oeste, provocaron caÍdas de Árboles sobre vehÍculos y casas mÓviles, miles de familias se quedaron sin hogar. >> el mal tiempo causÓ cientos de cancelacio

borja: vamos a los Ángeles. con los detalles en documentos inclusivos en esta empresa. buenas tardes, isaÍas. cuÉntanos de las propiedades que tenÍa. isaÍas: hola, ¿como estÁn? las inversiones inmobiliarias estÁn en tres estados. california, texas y florida. sumando costos de todas las propiedades fue que llegamos a la cifra. de 4.4 millones de dÓlares. tiene al menos tres casas. dos en los angeles y dos en houston. y una en orlando cerca del parque de disney world. y sus hermanos tienen un rancho cerca de san antonio en texas. valorado en 4.1 millones. y tienen una casa vista al mar en california de 400.000 $. la pregunta es de donde proviene la riqueza. la actividad principal de esta familia durante mÁs de 90 aÑos ha sido dirigir la luz del mundo. sin embargo, la iglesia nos ha dicho cuÁnto ganany quÉ propiedades tienen. ¿como fue que dimos con estas propiedades? recibimos con informaciÓn dentro y fuera de la iglesia. y corroboramos por varios dÍas cientos de domicilios y dimos con estas 10 propiedades por supuesto que verificamos toda la informaciÓn.

that gunman was fatally shot by police. >>> there's been a dramatic turn of events in los angeles. a sheriff's deputy who said he was shot by a sniper has admitted to making the whole story up. now he's been fired and faces criminal charges for making a false police report. here's will carr with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, this is the call when a deputy claimed a sniper shot him in the shoulder. >> reporter: now shoauthorits sy he made it up. >> we are incredibly disappointed to have to report to you that the reported sniper assault was fabricated by our deputy. >> reporter: on wednesday, officials believed a sniper shot the 21-year-old deputy. >> the only reason that depy is arrive is because he had his vest on. >> reporter: the claim set off a massive man hunt. the s.w.a.t. team even raided people's homes. but authorities say there was no evidence a shooting took place. they now say the deputy made a stunning admission. >> he told investigators that he had caused the holes in his uniform shirt by cutting it with a knife. there was no sniper, and no one shot injuries sustain

los angeles, california. again, not going to tell you the whole story on this, but here is a command to the warrants, command for the marshal of the u.s. for the 7th district of california to go and put this individual, margarita, in jail for six months because she was convicted of smuggling aliens into the u.s. this one also has some exhibits and cool photographs. those i will show you later. she had a codefendant. he was not convicted. you will have to look at the court case to find out why. i'm not going to tell you. not going to give it all away. so they were charged with smuggling individuals of chinese descent across the southern border. with this file, if you were looking through it you get names of the individuals they were smuggling. in some cases, you can take that information and go to another record group like immigration and naturalization service and see if they have case files created to tell their story as well. pretty cool stuff. this one has been researched a few times. it is one of the hott

but the good news in los angeles we don't say we have a crisis please figure it out for us. we come from a place with a coalition has brought together that we have this conversation a lot so the plan isn't working because it went up 12 percent or city 16 percent on average 35 percent this last year alone. but i point out this isn't about if the model is working but if we have the resources to fuel the model to success. i served in the navy 12 and a half years you can have the best trained people and equipment but if you don't have scale you will be defeated eventually even if they have less. it's interesting to say today people demand when they see the streets of america where homelessness they want us to have d-day to conquer europe and the marshall plan all overnight. we have to extinguish the belief or the fantasy that there is a magic formula that within a few weeks or months that this will disappear and we can shift people aloft into the desert or on the beach with a massive tent and move them away that's not how this gets done. on the other extreme i want you to hear i

tres entidades, no municipales y una del condado de los Ángeles. ademÁs de agentes encubiertos estÁn vigilando la seguridad de festival del taco. fÉlix: manifestaciÓn feminista el sida de mÉxicoterminar con acto de violencia. >> y la advertencia sanitaria acto de violencia. >> y la advertencia sanitaria de salvador por el au el mundo del espectáculo no es tu apellido no va con hollywood. your talent is not enough. presentamos.... that's right! here we go, people! here we go! ...john leguizamo. look how far we've come, huh! ♪ ♪ fÉlix: aunque no entren en vigor la regla de carga pÚblica, el tema necesitar beneficios sociales ya es palpable. familias han dejado de pedir asistencia a travÉs de programas de salud pÚblica porque esto podrÍa afectar su estado migratorio. poniendo riesgo el bienestar de niÑos y ancianos. ya son 17 los estados que estÁn demandando al gobierno para que esta medida no se implemente. viviana: con estaemana illinois se une a la lista de los 16 estados del paÍs para evitar que la regla de carga pÚblica entre e

en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. ilia: la Ópera de los Ángeles anunciÓ que investigarÁ las acusaciones contra el tenor espaÑol y alegÓ que se organizaciÓn estÁ comprometida en fomentar un entorno profesional en el que sus empleados y artistas se sientan respetados. aumenta los temores entre los re decide desde newarktras el hallazgo de altos niveles de plomo en el agua a pesar de filtros distribuidas anteriormente. pobladores continÚan recogiendo el agua embotellada en lugares designados de la ciudad. la agencia de protecciÓn ambiental reportÓ que pruebas realizadas en los hogares utilizando los filtros sugieren que estos dispositivos no serÍan efectivos para reducir los niveles de plomo. despuÉs de que noticias en emisiÓn revelara quela familia fundadora y lÍder de la iglesia de la luz del mundo, su propietario se habrÍa hecho propietario de un rancho en texas, vocero de la congregaciÓn asegura que no hay nada ilegal. lo que se le sigue generando recursos a la iglesia son sus mÚltiples marcas regis

my name is kyle and i am the marketing director for townhall, los angeles. townhall has been around for 83 years. we started doing them catered toward the millennial and young professional audience. tonight's topic is on the future of journalism. living in the fake news era and that areal platforms evolving all the time. i just wanted to start off with olivia. can you say what you guys do and where you are from? hello. smith, i am a producer with good morning america. my team is in new york. i have been with abc news for 4.5 years. my name is fernando. i am a producer-editor with attention. i invest in los angeles on our digital team. --nna: my name is breanna brianna sacks. news on ouruzz feed breaking news team. i am headquartered in new york. start off want to with this question for all of you. what makes for a good story? fernando: i just go with -- olivia: i just go with what i read this? just like a gift, by what you would get for yourself. the best stories have been from talking to people. i am someone who does not really enjoy talking to people on ai

a las familias >>> esta informaciÓn es confidencial >>> 80% de los alumnos de los Ángeles, califican para ayuda en los almuerzos skescolares >>> en vista que los niÑos provienen de un hogar preocupante >>> los servicios de inmigraciÓn y agencia no pisan las escuelas y clÍnicas >>> el distrito escolar incluso ha recopilado una guÍa practica para las familias en cuanto a temas de inmigraciÓn y sin estatus legal de la importancia de tener un plan de emergencia con el regreso a clases >>> que tomen acciÓn hoy que vayan a nuestra pÁgina de internet y que allÍ vean cuÁles son los servicios de inmigraciÓn que existen >>> norma river noticiero 48 telemundo >>> 19 organizaciones proinmigrantes entablaron demanda colectiva contra ice para que los inmigrantes reciban atenciÓn mÉdica y mental segÚn la querella ice no le administra los medicamentos necesarios o a tiempo a los mÁs de 50 mil inmigrante recluidos en todo el paÍs. >>> cÁncer, tenemos dos clientes que necesitan cirugÍas ortopÉdicas, $208 por persona por dÍa que ice estÁ recibiendo para detenerlo. >>> segÚn la agen

en los Ángeles, socorro cruz. aranza: este fin de semana violentos choques entre grupos de tendencias polÍticasopuesta reduce la derecha y otro mes que la llevaron a la policÍa de portland, oregÓn a declarar el estado de disturbio civil en parta de la ciudad. es persona sufre agresiones y mÁs de una docena fueron arrestadas. la rosa del orden cerrado varias calles para contener a los mÁs de 1000 manifestantes. hace . de la violencia en mÉxico se adjudica la guerra entre los cÁrteles de la droga quese disputan territorios. el cartel que ha acaparado titulares por los recientes y macabros asesinatos es el de jalisco nueva generaciÓn, cuyo lÍder conocido el mecho se ha convertido en el principal objetivo del gobierno de estados unidos. ha sido difÍcil atraparlo porque es un capo de bajo perfil y sin vida de lujos que se oculta en la sierra del oeste mexicano. >> ahora que el chapo guzmÁn pasarÁ el resto de sus dÍas en la cÁrcel, el enemigo nÚmero uno de las autoridades estadounidenses y la administraci

through the port of los angeles. ne wells is there at the nation's busiestnave port to sur the scene. ♪ >> reporter: this really is america's gateway to asia, and s want tw you what we have going on here at the port of los angeles. th ship came in f ina, but this ship is in fm korea, and that shipver there is in from vietnam. so you are seeg how the supply chain the changing, but we are starting to see another issue here. so many containers are comg in as retailers tried to front load merchandise for the holidays ahead of the new tariffs that the pt is starting to get clogged like it was a year ago when they were tryingg to beat the fir set of tariffs. warehouse space in southern california, now thecy vacate is below 2%. they will run out of space to put everything. here is why they did this. when the president first announced the new set of tariffs, retailers to get everything in they could before the holidays. think of the dooruster tvs for black friday. in an 11-day period herehis month stevef ferrera ocean audi

mayor garcetti: there is a double heart break going on in american cities and i think los angeles is one. first and foremost, it has been sheer number of people living on the streets in cars and shelters. second is also -- rep. garcia: how does giving them a ticket solve the problem? mayor garcetti: the second one is the death of public space in many communities. where there is a second heart break going on every time someone comes off of a offramp or walks through a park or's on the sidewalk. i do agree with you. we are looking at an amnesty of all of those low offenses that have been built up through past administrations in past years of those infractions here in los angeles. rep. garcia: if you give them amnesty, that means they stay in the books. mayor garcetti: and to expunge. rep. garcia: you would repeal the ordinances? mayor garcetti: correct. and that is what i -- that is what i would like to see done. rep. garcia: one would that be done? -- when would that be done? mayor garcetti: we are working with the city's attorney office. to me, it cannot happen soon enough. our polic

Án l Ángeles, telemundo. >> muy interesante la mÚsica y usted lo sabe. >> el festival de la guelaguetza de oro se lleva a cabo en la ciudad de santa cruz vamos a ir con mÁs informaciÓn y luego haber de actividad de y vemos que contaban vamos a ir empleo mÁs de 750 acres dejaron han visto grandes espacios que tamuano a otros lugares importantes estÁn ansiosos por entrar tambiÉn inventan un he helado con xavier al fichar >>y bueno tambiÉn le mostramos lo mejor para ustedes en este torneo de hamburguesas. >> donde parecer estas son las favoritas en los estados unidos donde esta nueva encuesta revela que los restaurantes arrebataron el tÍtulo de comida rÁpida y se fijaron mÁs en hacer comida gourmet la comunidad es obvia la fidelidad y la red de los otra hamburguesa que gana popularidad como lo escucho empezamos la prÓxima semana en varios mercados posiblemente tienen a partir del tambiÉn al parecer a las 5:00 de la tarde tendremos. blanca garza cuentan en la mira se encuentra un pediatra se agus ademÁs que tenÍa un dos desconocidos crÉditos las yo creo que esta familia se enc

we're crawling along the 10 freeway west of downtown los angeles. the problem here isn't crumbling roads. it's that there are just too many cars. a fact that jacob and i are painfully aware of having both grown up here. >> i will say i'm somewhat optimistic, because l.a. is trying to expand the subways and the light rail. have you ever been on the train in l.a.? >> i have not. >> they're getting it done. >> i don't think of trains in l.a. >> they're getting it done. i think when you see it for the first time, it will change your outlook on infrastructure. the l.a. metro system which includes the subway below ground and the light rail above has been around for years. but it hasn't made much of an impact on traffic. now l.a. metro is investing billions of dollars to expand and improve public transportation in time for the los angeles olympics in 2028. the mayor is leading the charge. this is will shire boulevard? >> it's literally on top of us. cars are going by. trucks are going by up there. >> the project includes extending one of the existing subwa

Ángeles, marÍa paula ochoa lo visitÓ y nos comparte las dos mÁs famosas. la mamazota y la mexicana. >> su amor por el salvador late en cada pupusa, en este restaurant estos esposos lo hacen una delicia internacional. >> hay hindÚes, japoneses, coreanos que vienen a probarla aquÍ. >> la versatilidad del pequeÑo plato les permite dar rienda suelta a la creatividad y preparar pupusas de diferentes sabores y tamaÑos, como la mamasota. >> ¿por quÉ se llama asÍ?. >> porque es la madre de todas las pupusass, es la mÁs grande que hacemos, 18 pulgadas. >> es la masa de 20 pupusas fundidas en una, se pone el relleno de frijoles y chicharrÓn con queso, se tapa con mÁs masa. fue creada para compartir, esta youtuber la hizo viral al comerla completa en 20 minutos. ademÁs de comida en esta cocina se preparan delicias que buscan ser un puente entre las diferentes culturas que forman los Ángeles. >> para mÍ es tratar de unir todos, todos somos inmigrantes, todas las culturas debemos ser una. >> para celebrar la unidad latina crearon la pupusa mexicana. >> lle

a 84 partidos ganados te queremos a los Ángeles por su parte los Ángeles en el coliseo de oakland en la california de la bahÍa y la cara larga >>> en 4 entradas y recibiÓ los yankees 6 por 4 >>> aquÍ lo ven por espacio de 5 entradas >>> saludos en esta hora de la maÑana astros contra los tigres de detroit el dominicano. 489 contra justin que sumÓ su quinta derrota el venezolano robinson chirino empataba las acciones. parecÍa que renacer >>> atenciÓn >>> atenciÓn >>> y ganÓ detroit el equipo con menos victorias en las grandes ligas ganÓ houston >>> oye amigos >>> en bateador y con todo >>> el rÉcord en 15 ganados y 5 perdidos >>> increÍble >>> quÉ actuaciÓn tan espectacular. >> y perdiÓ >>> vamos a la pausa pero atenciÓn alerta por la extincion silenciosa de la jirafa africana la comunidad cientÍfica pide firmar un tratado internacional >>> por tiempo indefinido serÁ el perÍodo que podria >> momentos de las noticias en "un nuevo dÍa" ciudadania >>> estÁ considerando poner fin a ese derecho para que los bebÉs que nacen en suelo estadounidense y cuyos padres sean e

. >>> new developments in the the medical examiner revealing late today los angeles angels death of a major league baseball star. the medical examiner revealing late today los angeles angels pitcher tyler skaggs death was an accident and that it involved opioids. ron mott has more details. ron, what are authorities saying authorities saying tonight? >> reporter: texas authorities say los angeles angels pitcher had alcohol, fentanyl, and oxycodone in his orter: texas authorities say los ange choked to death and ruled it a accident in a statement, the skaggs family said we are heart broken to learn that it was a result of combination of dangerous drugs and alcohol. this is completely out of invet character. they've hired an attorney to investigate how he got the drugs and say they've learned it, quote, may involve an employee of the los angeles angels. nbc news reached out to the club today for a response about that, but we have not heard back skaggs' sudden death stunned the world, playered honored him, and hundreds showed up to his memorial last month. playered >> ron, thank you. skag

mostly orchestras that i worked with in my career have been in los angeles and it's about your ability and how you perform on your instrument doing a project like this was it was more than just being able to play your instrument it was communing with with people and in a way almost family. playing music with them and many of them from all over the world from europe and south america and then in the states and and being able to put it assemble a group together like that was it was really something it felt it felt like something very important was happening and especially through music music is such a great language the ear. the in. the yard. to. the old. the way to hold the evil of the the with. the with the you. and it's me the mobile was. an i'm in the lead that would have done in the claim suddenly home such as the navy but and so could well had but can also win win. key for the holiday season fear i'll do but orchestra. was minister m.s.n. and extra shuffling and know how bullied the habbush a.p. they were up to who my last will sit by a mile mark and who had them but get it in most

found her dream home in brentwood, los angeles. for their lynn it was love at first sight. >> eunice murray helped marilyn plan for the house. >> the doctors thought it would take the place of a baby healing of the heavy beam ntds ceiling and white carpet. written on mexican tile, the words -- perficio which translates to my journey ends here. there's a company that's talked to even more real people than me: jd power. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. ♪ boom goes the dynamite, club yoko plays ] ♪ feels like i'm taking flight. ♪ [sfx: poof] [sfx: squeaking eraser sound effect.] ♪ i am who i wanna be ♪ who i wanna be ♪ who i wanna be. ♪ i'm a strong individual ♪ feeling that power ♪ i'm so original, ♪ ya s