(angel laughs) - all right. let's figure this out. (laughs) the tms device uses pulses of magnetic radiation to stimulate the neurons in jane's brain. - it'll send a message to the motor cortex region of her brain, and that in turn will cause her hand to move, and in turn it'll allow her to play a computer game that she's noteeing. - [angel] let's see if this wild contraption works. my goal is to use my thoughts to control jane's hand. - if you want to send a "yes" signal, you just pay attention to the left light. and by focusing on that, the ball should move to the corresponding direction. (gentle apprehensive music) - by concentrating on the area of the screen that says either "yes" or "no", i can move the cursor left or righto indicate my choice just by thinking about it. when ielect "yes jane will receive the stimulation in h brain from the tms device to click her computer mouse. - [tecicia no stimation. - [angel] now it's time to see if i can send a sign to jane's brain just by thinking and selecting "yes". (gentle apprehensive m

(angel gasps) - [angel] i wanna know what breakthroughs are being made. - it's aadio that captures your thoughts in real time. - i'm improving the human body by implanting devices into it. - at will forge the future to- look ma i'm a robot! the cyborg revolution. (spirited theme music) my name is angel giuffria, and i am a cyborg. a combination of human and machine that acts as one. i was born without part of my left arm, and i've been wearing a prosthetic device as long as i can remember. they used to call me the bionic baby. this was my first ever multi-articulating hand. it was the big jump from this one grip pattern, this tripod, to being able to change the grip. when i flex the muscles, lets you move the hand. as my arm muscles move, they affect two electrodes resting on my skin, which allows me to control my bionic hand. four years ago, i gomy cuent prosthetic hand and it's been a real game changer. it gives me finer motor movement, and multiple ways to grasp things. as someone who's started to merge with a machine, i can see that it both defines me, and i define it. but i wanna f

the founders of braver angels -- it was originally " better angels," as in " better angels of our nature," the quote from abraham lincoln in this speech where he was trying to avert the civil war -- david blankenhorn, professor at the university of minnesota was the architect as most of our workshop programming courses, and david lapp of ohio brought together about an even number of folks who had just voted for hillary clinton and who had just voted for donald trump in ohio, a place that had split evenly between the two candidates to see if they can still find common ground together because the bitterness was so pronounced. the people coming into this workshop that was crafted specifically for this occasion did not believe they could emerge with common ground. powerful friendships came out of our three day immersive experience braced in these principles of family therapy, including a famous friendship -- based on these principles of family therapy, including a famous friendship between 2 friends of mine. they came away, praising the group and each other. they brought special amendment. k

welcome to the los angeles urban wild. woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which are areas of extraordinary biological diversity. man: if we just think about l.a. county, you're going from sea level to 10,064 feet when you get up to mt. san antonio. when you think about that elevational range, which is the greatest elevational range of any county in the united states, there's a diverse suite of habitats in there, and that includes habitat that might be right along the busiest freeway in the country...but it also includes places where mountain lions live. i mean, it's just this place of absolutely incredible diversity when it comes to thinking about types of habitat and types of species that are thriving here. man: hey, i thought i told you guys to get out of here. now, go. come on. get out of here. male reporter: we have a mom and her kids all going for a nice, refreshing swim all at the exact same time. woman: there is a hidden jungle in cities like los angeles, and a hidden savannah a

outterbridge: in los angeles, i was introduced to this city, about art the tool for change. we started to have conversations about the street environment being the studio environment, and i really believed that--or thstudio being anywhere that you chose for it to be. noah and judson powell talked to me a lot about that, and it formed an attitude that i just embraced within myself. purifoy: at the time, i recall, we didn't verbalize much about art. we insisted that art speaks for itself, but my attitude toward that concept was that it was elite and that poor people could not afford to feel that something was in and of itself because of basic needs and dedependency. it's an elitist concept to feel that

representing hotels and businesses across north los angeles. this is m speaking to cnn. >> i would not want my kids around people th i'm not sure about. i wouldn't want to be in an elevator with somebody who is having a mental break. the idea that you can intermingle homeless folks with paying, normal guests just doesn't work out. amy: your respon, professor ananya roy? >> what we see here is the constant de-humanization of our homess neibors. it is now expressed in a whole seri of policies, including l.a.'s notorious anti-camping goal. what we ve is thracial baniment oour unhoused neighbors such that there is no place to go. it also comes from movements that point out that these hotels, which are seemingly private pperties, actually e backed by massive public subsidies, millions of dollars in tax breaks, for example, that makes possible this kind of urban development. these vacant hotels signify a public stake and we should think about how that property is used for housing. conce has to with the ale. my concern has to do with how it is not suf

nos sentamos con los dos contendientes a la alcaldÍa de los Ángeles para preguntarles sobre sus planes para dirigir la ciudad a pocas semanas de la elecciÓn.omenzamos "al punto california". ♪ ♪ ♪ esta semana se dio a conocer que mÁs de 8300 bomberos estÁn combatiendo incendios en california. la rapidez con la que actÚan es esencial para evitar que los incendios amenacen comunidades enteras. el estado considera bajar las primas para incendios para quienes hagan ciertas modificaciones. andrea: el aÑo pasado la destrucciÓn por incendios forestales en california causÓ pÉrdidas econÓmicas de mÁs de $70,000,000,000, destruyendo mÁs de 3000 estructuras. las compaÑÍas aseguradoras han estado aumentando el nÚmero de clientes a quienes le niegan un seguro de incendios o no se los estÁn renovando por considerar que viven en Áreas de alto riesgo. para hablar de esto, nos acompaÑa ricardo lara, comisionado estatal de seguros. sabemos que usted ha tomado medidas al respecto para que los californianos no se queden sin cobertura. expliquemos en quÉ consisten estas medidas. >> a

i say, "los angeles." he lks at me like i'm some kind of lowlife and says, "oh, you're one of those american pochos." i tell him, "no, i'm chicano." he says, "even worse. chicanos don't have a culture. they're mongre." i was so shocked. i didn't know what to say. [dog whimpers] ♪ valdez: there's always been mixed descriptions about the origins of the word "chicano." there's always been mixed opinions about what it really means. when i was a kid, the term "chicano" was t very favorable. it's not that your mother would say, "ah, you dirty chicano." it's just--it was just a word that didn't come into the culture. martinez: ruben guevara comes into chicano, chicana art history making in the middle of the movement, the chicano, chicana movement, and one of the main points of tension at that time was between what we call cultural nationalism and a more anti-nationalist hybrid view of history and culture, and ruben guevara captured the spirit of that across the span of his career. ♪ guevara: in 1971, i take a

y segÚn los abogadoss de las vÍctimas podrÍa tardar de 2-3 aÑos en los Ángeles california, noticias telemundo >>> nos vamos a texas en donde 5 agentes del departamento de seguridad pÚblica estÁn bajo investigaciÓn por la caÓtica investigaciÓn 2 de ellos suspendidos esto llega tras meses de presiÓn por parte de las familias de los 19 niÑos y 2 fallecidos durante el tiroteo piden justicia y que los policÍas que no actuaron a tiempo tambiÉn respondan por este acto nos quedamos en texas >>> un grupo de migrantes fue rescatado cuando se iban ahogando este es el dramÁtico rescate. >> ven para acÁ. >> agarrala a ella levanta >>> agÁrrate. a ella la mano a ella. >> uno de los agentes saltÓ de la embarcaciÓn para socorrer a una niÑa mientras gritaba que se acerquen. la patrulla fronteriza alertÓ de los peligros de estos cruces. >> dÍas de lluvias entonces cuando pasa mÁs aquÍ el rÍo sale de su origen entonces el rÍo estÁ muy alto ahorita y las corrientes estÁn muy bravas y mÁs peligroso que nunca >>> solamente en el oeste de texas la patrulla fronteriza 240 cuerpos en

i focus on my surroundings, los angeles. like, if we have all these things available year round, use them year round. my mom was supermom. she would take us to melrose to go shopping for records. she would drive us around wherever we wanted. she was super proud of me for playing football and being good at it and very supportive of whatever i wanted to do. she passed away when i was 15. i'm sure if she was alive now she'd have, like, every newspaper clipping, every video thing saved. i just wish she was around to be able to see, like, all the stuff that we've done with the restaurant and how far, like, her son has gotten. you know what i mean? like, i lost her super young and it was just, like, my whole world was flipped upside down. it shaped me in a lot of ways and it shaped me in a lot of negative ways, too. but for the most part, it's positive, it's positivity that life is short. you know what i mean? like, when opportunity strikes, you jump on it. we get into this space, this is the next thing, a complete reboot of guerr

ilia: maleza arde sin control cerca de los Ángeles. jorge: ana garcÍa tiene imÁgenes y el saldo de este incendio. reportero: ya son mÁs de 5000 acres de maleza. el que se iniciÓ el miÉrcoles por la tarde en medio de la peor onda cÁlida. [habla en inglÉs] el jefe de los bomberos del servicio forestal calificÓ al incendio de muy rÁpido y de explosivo comportamiento, por lo que se ordenÓ la evacuaciÓn de 200 viviendas. >> el incendio estaba muy cerca de nuestras casas y desafortunadamente el humo estaba muy intenso. reportero: cÉsar constantino es una de las personas evacuadas de emergencia ante el acelerado aumento de las llamas. >> tuvimos que ser evacuados porque estaba en riesgo nuestra identidad. >> yo vengo de ecuador y una experiencia muy angustiosa, porque no me esperaba esto. el fuego rÁpidamente alcanza todo. reportero: alicia constante apenas llegÓ a los Ángeles el mes pasado ya tuvo que pasar la noche en un refugio de la cruz roja junto con otras 39 personas. >> realmente muy angustiada al ver a las personas que

thank you for allowing me to participate from los angeles. i'm the chief sustainable officer for the city of los angeles and it's a city of $4 million residents nestled in a county of 88 cities and we're the largest but that puts us in ten million. and it may not be a surprise that coming from l.a. that i would say that one of our largest challenges as it relates to urban health is air pollution and gridlock and so, i say that because los angeles has some of the worst air quality in the country and angeleno spends double the amount of time in their cars as the national average and what we see is that those issues of unhealthy air, of time spent in your car, the inability to have a high access, high-quality public transit, it really affects our health, it affects the climate, it affects racial inequality that we're seeing a history of dissecting the city through our freeways and high density transit where communities of color, black and latinos are trapped in and around the freeways through a history of institutional racism and it also is affe

schools in los angeles or taking a major step to try to stop a killer. the recent death of a student caused by fentanyl has officials determined to make sure it never happens again. here's abc's lionel moist this morning, the second largest school district in the nation, taking a major step in the fight against fentanyl officials in los angeles announcing they will now stock the anti overdose medication narcan in every school in the district. a 3 12 individuals die. through the consumption of fentanyl because they stop breathing. markham has a limited but highly effective way of reversing that condition . the move comes amid an alarming increase in fentanyl overdoses and students seven in los angeles in the past month, including the death of 15 year old melanie ramos. officials say she overdosed after taking what she thought were percocet pills bought from another student medications that don't come from legitimate medical sources may actually contain fentanyl and cause an overdose los angeles station abc held a town hall with advocates last night. ed tu

she lives in los angeles. i mean, there is crime every day in los angeles. and it's for her to say now it's important to you because it affected me. and i'll tell you this, john, this is a congresswoman who supports defunding the police, who supports antifa, black lives matter, support george gascon, progressive, soft on crime criminal. for her to say that now 60 days before the midterm i don't buy it, i don't believe it and i think it's an insult to those angelinos who have been victims for the last three years. if she doesn't know, there was a riot three years ago and now there's just smash and grab every day in the city. >> john: you called george gascon a soft on crime criminal, i think you meant to say district attorney. we'll get to that in just a second, her view of george gascon. she is pleading in the polls and if the polls hold true come election day she may be the next mayor of los angeles so you have to wonder, how will this come to jesus moment play out should she become the mayor. what she said about safety in the city if she becomes mayor. lis

watts is one area of los angeles that's considered a food desert. however, there's an incredible resiliency found in watts, that despite its history of social unrest, its struggle for racial justice, and lack of resources, there is an incredible spirit. man: that's it. ok. [speaking spanish] different man: today, it's "the watts cookbook fireup and workshop." it's basically the culmination of a process in which we engaged the community. so the result of what we're eating today is part of this cookbook. this cookbook are not only the memories and part of a document, but it's part of what this community is. it's a portrait. it is the way people live, and it's through their recipes and their flavors in which we have built what we're cooking today. now when we have the cookbook as a printed thing, the first part will be this health of our bodies and the body of the city in terms of the relationship of the way that we give nutrients to our bodies from an emotional sense to the particulars of the vitamins and minerals and how that looks in a map to the re

es un ataque en la ciudad de los Ángeles y la gente y las familias de los Ángeles también y todos nosotros estamos vulnerables. >> gracias norma. regresamos a nuestra región san francisco los votantes tendrán que decidir el futuro de dos medidas y viviendas accesibles. >> la segunda tiene el visto bueno de los supervisores ambas medidas prometen aumentar el número de este tipo de viviendas. >> al norte del estado de california cientos de bomberos tratan de sofocar las llamas del incendio. provocó órdenes de evacuación. >> iniciaron la noche del martes cerca del reservorio. se calcula que por lo menos 10 acres están quemadas no se reportan estructuras afectadas. >> en el condado las comunidades en esta zona están en alerta debido al incendio. llegó a este que tiene todos los detalles. >> (habla en inglés) >> en horas de la mañana cuando autoridades recibieron la alerta de un incendio forestal en el condado tenía un equipo completo para hacer un perímetro y detener el fuego. >> son varios departamentos que están ayudando con el incendio incluyendo para seguir los rastros >> equ

los angeles. this is the sunday show. ♪ ♪ ♪ this sunday, the this sunday, a very -- phrase of the week is prove it. >> the >> the problem that you problem that you have is that you have is they go go into into rooms, they rooms, they won't let won't let anyone anyone knew they would near them. they want even let them in the same to let them in the same building. did building. did they they drop anything drop anything into those into those piles? or did files? or did they they do it later? do it later? there's no there's no chain of custody here with them. chain of custody here with >> them. >> special special master master, judge raymond job graeme dearie that asking jury is donald trump's lawyer asking trump to backup their lawyers to backup their claim that claims that of fbi agents fbi agents planted some of the planted some of the documents documents seized from seized from mar-a-lago. mar-a-lago. do dearie we also wants also wants proof that trump proof that trump declassify the declass

david lawrence angell mary lynn edwards angell laura angilletta doreen j. angrisani lorraine antigua seima david aoyama >> and my husband. september 11, 2022 is the anniversary commemorating the loss of our loved ones. they will never be forgotten. caesar alger's will be remembered as a loving person. they will remain in our hearts forever. he is a guardian angel to me and to my children, christopher, and my grandchildren, riley, james, grayson, maximo and my daughter-in-law faith, and eric and mark. we miss and love you so much. and thank you to those who organized this yearly memory service for us. god bless the victims and god bless america. >> and to my cousin, john, victim of the world trade center bombing. john, i was four years old, i remember you clear as day. i love you and i miss you. into my other cousin, he died in 2019 from cancer. he was the chairman for the voices of 9/11. it was not for him, we would not have this opportunity to speak the way we do and remember our loved ones. everyone in front of us is a new family. it took a tragedy to cre

alerta. >> es un ataque a la ciudad de los Ángeles y sus familias. todos nosotros estados vulnerables. dulce: el superintendente afirmÓ que el atacante obtuvo acceso al registro de contratistas. el ataque ha generado preocupaciÓn a algunos padres. >> mÁs cuidado con la informaciÓn de los niÑos y los padres. dulce: mientras que los estudiantes presentaron interrupciones en sus clases. >> no hemos usado mucha tecnologÍa. hemos hecho todo el papel. dulce: la investigaciÓn se lleva a cabo en una colaboraciÓn entre autoridades locales y federales que incluye la policÍa de los Ángeles, el fbi, el departamento de seguridad nacional y la casa blanca. >> esto fue un acto criminal. merece una investigaciÓn criminal. la realidad es que tenemos seis agentes del fbi trabajando con nosotros. dulce: el distrito escolar no ha revelado mayores detalles sobre el atacante, los motivos o si les habrÍa pedido alguna recompensa. se sabe que el ataque fue de una entidad internacional bien conocida por el fbi. patricia: una aplicaciÓn telefÓnica para transferi

desde los Ángeles, Éstas son las noticias principales. florida comienza un angustioso fin de semana ante la amenaza de que la tormenta tropical ian azote del estado como un potente huracÁn en los prÓximos dÍas. mÁs de 186,000 californianos elegibles para obtener el seguro mÉdico gratuito medi—cal no lo han solicitado todavÍa. estudiantes de ayotzinapa atacaron con piedras y explosivos artesanales una instalaciÓn militar en mÉxico en otra protesta violenta, exigiendo castigar a los responsables de la desapariciÓn de sus compaÑeros en 2014. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze. leÓn: desde el canal 34, en los Ángeles, buenas noches. el gobernador ron desantis declarÓel estado de emergencia ante la amenaza de la tormenta tropical ian a la florida. su cono de trayectoria alcanzada a la florida y poder hacer con categorÍa 2 o 3. reportero: se ha formado esta noche la tormenta tropical ian a unas 385 millas de jamaica. pronto serÁ un potente huracÁn afectando a cuba, muy cerca de la h

. >>> de vuelta aquÍ en los e estados en el si doran adelante todas las escuelas de los Ángeles con el medicamento en arca ankara revierte la s sobredosis y esto tras la muerte de una niÑa de 15 aÑos por el consumo de fentanilo que se encuentra dinorah pÉrez con t tonos detalles y muy buenas noches dinorah. >>> muy buenas noches vanessa que estamos en hollywood y como pueden ver aquÍ una comunidad que realmente se encuentra de lote que se encontraron re reuniÉndose padres de familia, vecinos y por supuesto alumnos y gente que conocÍa a melanie ramos la joven de 15 aÑos de edad que muriÓ la semana pasada por dosis de fentanilo y es estrategia y ha atraÍdo mucha preocupaciÓn para los padres y familia peligroso droga que ha sido responsable de mÚltiples sobredosis entre los alumnos del distrito escol de los Ángeles y de los poderes se reunieron con las autoridades escolares y le pidieron mÁs policÍas en las escuelas y mÁs protecciÓn de presupuestos mÁs soluciones concretas xosÉ asegura que es una crisis que se encuentra golpeando los jÓvenes5 >>> si usted entra esta esc

y los colegios de los Ángeles necesitan educar. hay que tener una educaciÓn muy especÍficaacerca del fentanilo. >> a raÍz de este problema, de la muerte de esta muchacha,van a reforzar un poco mÁs los programa de drogas de las escuelas? >> estamos trabajando en conjunto con otras agenciascon el distrito de los Ángeles. >> quÉ tipo de programas estÁn disponibles a las escuelas? >> tenemos programas que el distrito de los Ángeles usa. tales educaciÓn sobre las drogas. sobre el peligro que causan las drogas. >> nos encontramos en el centro de rehabilitaciÓn. el consejero muÑoz nos va explicar cÓmo realizar un de droga a su hijo para intervenirlo a tiempo y buscar la ayuda que se necesita. >> sus hijos le pueden hacer que orine. aquÍ tiene fentanilo.tiene alcohol. tiene marihuana. tiene morfina. en una sobredosis de fentanilo esto es lo que compran. esto le puede salvar la vida a su hijo cita bajo la influencia esa droga.se abre, se saca de aquÍ. y tiene que ser inmediatamente. se lo pone en la nariz. y esto le puede salv

uno de ellos era su sobrino con el que esperaba llegar a los angeles. las llamas arden por todos los flancos en un brutal incendio forestal a unas 100 millas de los Ángeles. paredes y tornados de fuego se propaga rÁpidamente, obligando a mÁs evacuaciones. sicarios ejecutan a los trabajadores de la comisiÓn de electricidad en sonora y queman la camioneta en la que viajaban. otros dos empleados sobrevivieron al huir al ataque salvaje. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con patricia janiot y leÓn krauze. patricia: muy buenas noches. saludos a todos ustedes. vamos a comenzar con el relato exclusivo de un peruano que sobreviviÓ el trÁgico cruce migratorio por el rÍo bravo, y que recordemos dejÓ al menos 11 muertos y varios desaparecidos. leÓn: mauro salazar tiene sentimientos encontrados, porque resulta que el sobrino que viajaba con Él fue una de las personas ahogadas. patricia: dice que no entiende por quÉ es su sobrino se lanzÓ al agua, porque las fuertes corrientes eran visibles. cuenta que vio escenas dramÁticas

prisiÓn para el jefe de jefes el capo mexicano miguel Ángel fÉlix gallardo ahora tiene 76 aÑos y hace 3 dÉcadas cumple condena por el asesinato de un exagente de la dea. el secretario de estado antony blinken estÁ en mÉxico para reunirse con el presidente mexicano hay varios temas para discusiÓn incluyendo las alertas de viaje que emite estados unidos sobre la seguridad de aquel paÍs. >>> los cowboys de dallas pierde a (nombre en inglÉs) luego de fracturarse los dedos de la mano derecha. combatir la violencia con mÚsica, es el empeÑo de un grupo de jÓvenes indÍgenas que apuesta por la paz en la zona norte de mÉxico en chiapas con una orquesta y un coro. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> ♪ (mÚsica ♪). ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> muchas gracias por estar con nosotros en este lunes 12 de septiembre. les saluda con mucho gusto nicole suÁrez. nos vamos ahora hasta escocia porque el ataÚd que contiene el cuerpo de la reina isabel ii, estÁ en escocia y le dan un Último adiÓs antes que maÑana emprenda viaje para londres, vamos en vivo a edimburgo con rogelio mora tagl

en el condado de los Ángeles. nuestra compaÑÍ autÉntica de su estrÉs. las pequeÑas calles en lake hughes se convirtieron en rÍos a cinco de personas se quedaron varadas con las pequeÑas calles se convirtieron en Áreas de lado. y con tal fuerza que hacer con las bomberos incidente cinco diferentes ubicaciones. el noroeste de los angeles una familia fue rescatada de su v vehÍculoa abierta, nunca habÍamos visto algo asÍ. desde chiquita, como de 3 aÑos, descalzos, temblando de miedo, fue algo muy feo. >>> hoy ya sin. y fue algo muy estuvieron limpiando >>> hoy estuvieron limpiandondis maquinaria pesada los vehÍculos de poder abrir las calles. un reciente incendio esta comunidad pueden ser y en esta residenci decapitar con n espada de samaria a su expareja se presentÓ hoy en corte. josÉ solano de 33 aÑos acusado del homicidio de karina castro, el jueves pasado tras una discusiÓn en plena calle y frente a sus vecinos, sacÓ una espada y la asesinÓ. la jovena una plena calle y frente sus vecinos presuntamente se con espada y de asesino de la jove

estamos reportando en los ángeles regresamos a los estudios de telemundo. >>> muchas gracias aquí ponemos el número telefónico, una vez más se recuerda que tenemos esta línea de ayuda donde personal va a contestar sus dudas sobre cómo registrarse para votar el número telefónico es el (informaciÓn en pantalla), es hasta las siete de la noche parapoder llamar este día martes. >>> vamos a hablar sobre el huracán "fiona" y es que puerto rico y gran parte de este país sigue sin energía eléctrica debido daños que dejó este fenómeno natural >>> nuestro compañero tiene las fracciones y que dice el gobierno sobre este proceso de reconstrucción. >>> la noche en puerto rico miles de boricuas terminaban las labores de limpieza para dormir cómodamente oscuras. señor eduardo lo perdió todo, su casa se convirtió en una piscina >>> uno cuando tiene menores >>> en la presidencia de sánchez, tampoco tienen energía eléctrica y juntos duermen en la sala. >>> -(voz inaudible)- >>> esta mañana 300,000 clientes de energía eléctrica contaban con el servicio, en puerto rico hay másde

mary lee edwards angell. >> lara and gelato -- lorraine antiqua. and my cousin -- >> and my husband cesar ovi are -- alviar. september 2022 is the21st anniversary -- the 21st anniversary. cesar alviar will be remembered as a kind and loving person to family and friends. his legacy will remain in our hearts forever. he is a guardian angel to me and my children, christopher, jeanine anez, my grandchildren, riley, james, nina, maxwell, and my daughter-in-law, and son-in-laws eric and mark. we miss and love you so much. thank you all to those who organized this for us. god bless the victims, and god bless america. >> and to my cousin, victim of the world trade center bombing, john, i was four years old. i remember you clear as day. i love you and i miss you. and my other cousin, who died in 2019 from cancer. he was the chairman of the voices from 9/11. if it were not for him we would not have this opportunity does. everyone in front of us is a new family. it took a tragedy to create this new family. i would like to remember everyone that our politician

it's big community of los angeles. i like my job because many, many of the time i'm here, i'm part othe community, i know all the community. and that's very exciting to me, you know, to be a part of, of society, you know? it's something i really like. five, four, three, two, one. [indistinct cheering] happy new year! [jazz music] restaurant was full, uh, not every da of cour, but most of the time. uh, people were enjoying. customer was hapappy. um, people coming, having fu live music on weekends. um, getting re employees, getting more, more presence, getting more following. vincent: uh, the restaurant was thriving and, and just turning like a beautiful oiled machine. you know, like, choo-choo-choo, like a beautiful clock. and, uh, and obviously, the pandemic killed everything. new alarm bells ringing tonight on the coronavirus outbreak in this country, as the number of dead rises, more confirmed cases tonight in n york and los angeles. reporter 2: tonight in los angeles, local emergency as six new coronavirus cases hav

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. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: now a big developing story out of los angeles tonight where democratic l.a. mayoral candidate karen bass said firearms were stolen from her home in a break in on saturday. she said: it appears only 2 firearms were stolen. cash and other valuables were not. it's unnerving and something that far too many have faced. bass a former congressman is a staunch gun control advocated and boasted about her commitment to target law abiding gun owners quoting: while in congress bass sponsored a resolution that urged states to remove stand your ground laws and wants to double down on the far left failures and become mayor of los angeles. bass is fine keeping guns for herself. they were secure but wants to make it harder for law abiding citizens in los angeles to exercise their second amendment rights. here's leo terrell and clay travis. she had these safely stored guns robbed. but they didn't take cash or other valuables. they didn't take electronics. why is may antenia up high. >> 60 days before a mid-term election trying to become the first black female to become mayor.

dena demetrius has the latest from down south in los angeles. >> a heat dome has settled over the west, prompting excessive heat warnings in california, arizona, utah, and nevada. record-breaking temperatures combined with low humidity and intense drought have turned the west coast into a tinderbox, complicating firefighting effor. firefighting efforts. a fast-moving wildfire erupted southwest of los angeles, monday, killing two and forced t forced about 1500 people to evacuate. officials estimate 5000 buildings are in the path of the flames and several have already been reduced to rubble. and the mill fire in northern ca northern california, south of the oregon border, killed two women on sunday. >> we feel for our communities. it's heartbreaking for us to hear these things. >> forecasters say relief from the heat probably won't come until friday. dena demetrius, cbs news, los angeles. > >> so we know that californians, californians, we are no strangers to heat waves, but our our current situation is really raising some red flags among the the experts. a climate science r science prof

as far as her safety in los angeles, she's on a differentan. universe. los angeles is not safe .sh she supports george gasko. she supports black lives matter. she supportst antifa, where with her the summer of 2020an riots, she was supporting 202 the rioters. this woman is a disaster. and remember, she was very close to being vice president . what did her in? because she thought castro was a great leader.e rioters. this woman is horrible for los angeles. she's horrible for the country. cashe must be living a multi universe because los angeles, if not safe .o so we're supposed to believe the firearms were safely and securely stored, clay travis. >> but they didn't steal anything else. that makes me very suspicious ca in and of itself. and then she supports getting sh rid of stande your ground lawsa around the country. the o'm wondering, okay, s what did she have the firearms in her house for?s in was she going to retreat with her weapon and say, pretty, please leave my house? is that was that her plan?ve >> because that doesn't make sense either to me. lo

she lives in a different los angeles. no one in los angeles feels safe here at all. this is a candidate, bill, who is not running on law and order. she called for defunding the police. she never supported law enforcement. she supports black lives matter. not a peep out of her during the riots of 2020. there isn't a sane democrat who supports law and order. you know what, bill, william is correct. she will win not based on policies or competence. she is going to win on gender and skin color. we saw that disaster as in the vice presidentsy in the white house and press secretary. it is the wrong reason to elect this woman as mayor. >> bill: we'll see. rick caruso seems to be a good candidate. >> dana: i am confused, leo. was this a targeted burglary? because if only the two guns in a lockbox and those are the only two things taken. i wouldn't feel safe if it was targeted like that. it doesn't seem like it was random. >> you are right. this doesn't pass the smell test. it's ludicrous. you take two guns, why? you leave the jewelry, why? you leave the cash, why? it is bein

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nosotros nos encontramos al norte de la ciudad de los Ángeles. para darles una idea de la ola de calor, en lo que se estÁ sufriendo aquÍ, ocho bomberos que estaban trabajando en este incendio tuvieron que ser transportados al hospital, porque bÁsicamente fueron azotados por un golpe de calor. las autoridades hasta el momento dicen que ellos estÁn estables, pero a nivel estatal han emitido una alerta flex. esto le pide a los residentes que ahorren luz elÉctrica, y especialmente en las horas pico, porque muchas personas tienen el aire acondicionado prendido durante largos periodos de tiempo, y esto estÁ causando muchos problemas para las compaÑÍas de electricidad. escuchemos quÉ fue lo que dijo el gobernador gavin newsom al respecto. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: hablando esta ola de calor que va soltando el sur de california, la ciudad registrÓ 112 grados el dÍa de ayer, y estas son temperaturas que nunca antes se habÍan visto en esta zona para el mes de agosto, principios del mes de septiembre. ese no es el Único incendio que nos

que afecta a miles en todo el país, el robo de catalizadores va en aumento desde nueva york hasta los Ángeles. javier martínez es una víctima. >> ya me robaron y me salió caro. está dura la cosa. >> el gobernador de california, gavin newsom firmó dos leyes que pondrán en aprietos al mercado negro y a ladrones que en 30 segundos pueden cometer el robo de estas piezas. >> para prevenir que lo roben, se pone una cobertura que haga más difícil. >> solo se autoriza la compra de catalizadores en. >> (información en pantalla). >> california se ha convertido en la capital del robo de catalizadores. el año pasado se reportaron más de 18,000 robos de este tipo, y reemplazar una de estas importantes piezas automotrices puede costar a las víctimas hasta $950. >> lo venden por una 10a parte de lo que le cuesta a uno. >> los catalizadores son preciados por los ladrones porque usan metales más costosos que el oro como el rodio, paladio y platino para evitar el escape de automóviles. >> ellos saben muy bien que hay una parte esencial que se encuentra dentro de esta parte. >> negocios y infracto

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in los angeles. back in may, rather, march, during a debate, and, you know, the moderator made it very clear, 777% of people in los angeles, say that crime is a problem. how would she rate how safe she feels in her neighborhood? keep in mind, just over the weekend, somebody went into her house and opened a gun vault, got two guns. left of the money, left the electronics, only took the guns. did she feel safe? in march, here she is, watch. >> do you feel safe walking in. >> i do feel safe. i would say a 10. i feel safe. but i do understand that a lot of people around the city do not feel safe and i respect that. >> brian: that's nice. by the way burglary up 15% just year-to-year in the city. triple that here. >> the suspect a hispanic male i believe we have a picture, 200 pounds. political science say about 5'9". wearing this outfit dark clothes, surge mask and blue ball cap with some sort of a white logo on it. steve: i wonder -- you know, she is running for mayor. obviously there was no politic e ca

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suddenly surge into a river of mud roughly 70 miles east of los angeles. buried under tons of muck, homes, cars, everything. >> these are k-rail. >> reporter: susan novacoski showed us the protective concrete berms she built that saved her house. >> it looked like fast-flowing lava, and it literally filled up that entire ravine within three minutes. >> reporter: that mudslide came after a weekend deluge, remnants of a tropical storm that for a time targeted communities in the san bernardino mountains. nature's fury and nature's backlash, all made worse by the el dorado wildfire in these same mountains two years ago this week. so while this mud and debris washed unimpeded down the mountain and slammed into the oak glen steakhouse, where volunteers pitched in with an epic cleanup. karen pierce's family owns it. >> all this mud came up over the wall and into the roof, into the building. and so we've lost the dining area, part of the kitchen. you know, everything is gone. >> reporter: this is the back of the restaurant that's nine feet of mud right up to the r

j matthews, who joins us from los angeles, a welcome back to the w k. j. as in dia is the 1st black woman to add to wid best lead actress twice at tell us about her eduphoria. i mean, she's been the it woman in hollywood for the last 3 years on the big screen and on television with you for in each be. oh yes, she definitely made history. but let me tell you, she was not the only black women at the prime time emmy awards to make history. ah, better an actress? sure. only ralph. she stars in the tv show hit t v show that is abil elementary. she has been the business for more than 4 decades, and hopefully she won her 1st prime time immune a supporting actress role 1st and she actually on stage. and her accepting speeches blew everyone away. she was seeing her award basically saying i'm an endangered species, but i'm not going to play a victim. i'm so honor. it was weird to hear singing it for so long. but you know, she was so thrilled that very late in her career she at least got the emmy award. i'm also making history was lizza. the singer liz. oh i. she is

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if you can't climb trees like angel the dog, head to a cooling center. cooling centers across the bay area are opening up to help keep you cool. that includes this one at the centennial rec center in morgan hill. other cooling centers are open through the weekend. you see some of them on your screen right now. the camden and roosevelt community centers in san jose. also, the libraries in cupertino, gilroy, milpitas, and saratoga. 21 libraries across contra costa county will also be available as cooling centers. and everything you need to know about the weather in your neighborhood during this heatwave can be found on our nbc bay area app. it is always free to download. >>> okay. at this very moment, president biden is in philadelphia, delivering a prime-time address. he just stepped up to the podium seconds ago. the white house says this speech will focus on the battle for the soul of the nation. that's a phrase the president has been using since 2017 to rally opposition to former president trump. now the biden administration is not calling this a campai

we'll hear from los angeles about the next winters. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says his forces have liberated 6000 square kilometers of the country from russian occupation since the start of this month. ukraine's also claiming significant gains in the southern region of her son. moscow can seize it has lost territory, but as dismissed any suggestion of negotiations. instead retaliating with air strikes and artillery fire. the front line is shifted further away, but hawk he is still in rushes. sites as strikes hit, the city on monday, sparking fires killing at least one person and cutting power and public services. retaliation for russia's battlefield losses says president philadelphia, zalinski lenovo, which on the one hand this is a sign of the desperation of those who contrived this war. this is how they react to the defeat of russian forces in the harkey regional. they can't do anything to our heroes on the battlefield, and that's why rushes directing it's vile. strikes against civilian infrastruct