and then the olympic flag will be handed over to l.a.or karen bass as they move forward to looking to 2028. so for me and my crew from here, it is time for us to say au revoir and we will see you soon. are. jessica and jessica, may i say great job. great job. we thank you. we thank you. all right. it's a village here with mikey and juan and everybody working. absolutely all right. thanks so much. all right. we'll see. i should say live from paris one final time. thank you. it's already here, by the way. watch the closing ceremony live right here on nbc bay area. that is tomorrow at noon. if you miss it, don't worry. you can catch an encore in primetime. from vegas to the city by the bay tonight, vice president kamala harris is back home. it's her first visit to the bay area since becoming the democratic presidential nominee. she's hoping her hometown will help bring in some big fundraising bucks. nbc bay area's emma goss is in san francisco with details on the vip event happening tomorrow. security is going to be tight here around the fa

>> liz kreutz in l.a. thank you. >>> now to the 2024 race. former president trump being interviewed tonight by one of his high-profile supporters. x owner elon musk. and it comes as mr. trump spreads misinformation about vice president harris as she rises in the polls. garrett haake is in washington. >> reporter: former president trump returning tonight to what was once his favorite messaging megaphone. posting on x, formerly twitter, for the first time in more than a year. writing, "are you better off now than you were when i was president? our economy is shattered. our border has been erased." and promoting an interview tonight with the site's outspoken owner and trump supporter, elon musk. the posts come as the former president faces growing criticism from republicans who say he's not spending enough time attacking vice president harris's record. over the weekend trump indulging in a baseless conspiracy theory about president biden at the dnc. >> he's going to walk into the room and he's going to say, "i want my presidency back." >> report

l.a.er than tom cruise accepting the challenge. >> the journey to america begins. >> reporter: and the flag. los angeles will need all its hollywood tricks. gold medal swimmer janet evans is l.a.'s chief athlete officer. how do you take the excitement that was generated in paris and transfer it to l.a.? >> i think for the athletes the venues in l.a. will be incredible. they're tried and tested and true. they exist as we speak today. the games for the athletes will be great just like in paris. our games will have a very l.a. vibe. >> reporter: it will flip the script. track and field will be in the first week, swimming the second in a pool at sofi stadium, home to the nfl's chargers and rams. flag football and squash will make their olympic debut and after more than a pause, lacrosse and cricket will be back. this will be l.a.'s third times hosting. in a city where you are what you drive, mayor karen bass is promising a no car games. to keep l.a.'s infamous traffic from becoming its own oly

the olympic flag given to l.a.ayor karen bass. [ applause ] then a surprise drop-in by tom cruise, who escorted the flag in "mission impossible" to l.a. the olympics are coming back to the u.s. >> and our thanks to stephanie for that report. >>> senator j.d. vance seems to be walking back his running mate's recent comments on abortion. in a new interview, vance said donald trump would not ban abortion medication, even the former president recently suggested that he would be open to that idea. during a press conference last week, mr. trump suggested to nbc news that he would be open to having the fda revoke access to mifepristone, but vance and a trump campaign spokesperson said mr. trump stands by the supreme court decision that allowed the medication to stay on the market. >>> well we will soon know a little more about vice president kamala harris' platform. the democratic national convention kicks off just week from today. in the meantime, the vice president has been focused on boosting momentum in those battlegr

that initial quake that was the strongest shaking felt in east l.a. in years. and while earthquakes here are common, there are concerns, experts point out that los angeles is one of the best prepared cities in the country for them. lester? >> l ank you. >>> now to the 2024 race. former president trump being interviewed tonight by one of his high-profile supporters. x owner elon musk. and it comes as mr. trump spreads misinformation about vice president harris as she rises in the polls. garrett haake is in washington. >> reporter: former president trump returning tonight to what was once his favorite messaging megaphone. posting on x, formerly twitter, for the first time in more than a year. writing, "are you better off now than you were when i was president? our economy is shattered. our border has been erased." and promoting an interview tonight with the site's outspoken owner and trump supporter, elon musk. the posts come as the former president faces growing criticism from republicans who say he's not spending enough time attacking vice president harris's re

the l.a. schools, the country's second largest school system. a broken pipe at pasadena city hall sending water cascading down and of course tonight that concern for possible aftershocks now. abc's melissa adan leading us off. she's in pasadena tonight. >> reporter: tonight, millions bracing for aftershocks after a significant earthquake rattled southern california. the magnitude 4.4 quake centered under the highland park neighborhood of los angeles around 12:20 p.m. local time, and it was felt all over l.a. >> it was a jolt, and then the building just started to shake violently. >> we have a bit of an earthquake here in los angeles. >> reporter: and that moment when espn's mali ka andrews was on the air talking basketball. >> oh, whoa, is that an earthquake? >> that's an earthquake. oh, wow, whoa. that is a real earthquake. >> reporter: their radio station also broadcasting live. >> how big was that one? >> reporter: the scientists at the u.s. geological survey ducking for cover themselves. >

. >>> well, maybe the most ambitious of l.a.'plan is that push to try to ban cars during the games. steve patterson tells us how the city hopes to pull it off. >> reporter: be honest, besides maybe the hollywood sign, this is probably what you think of when you picture l.a. and now the idea of a no car olympics in just four short years is hard for many to imagine, but that's the plan. >> part of having a no car olympics means getting people not to drive, but also using public transportation to get to the games. >> reporter: the 2028 committee is aiming for the country's most climate conscious olympics. >> what people are going to see is a really different city than maybe what they are expecting. >> reporter: plans are still in the works, but organizers say part of the deal is making l.a.'s already preexisting olympic venues only accessible by public transportation. to pull it off, the county is borrowing nearly 3,000 bus toss drive an estimated 1 million more trips a day, including venues spanning as far as 85 miles across the re

the city of l.a. and l.a. county officials are monitoring and watching for possible aftershocks. >> david: melissa adan in pasadena. thank you. from the earthquake to the new tropical threat in the atlantic. it's officially tropical storm earnesto. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee back with us for the potential track of this and when it could become a hurricane. >> reporter: ernesto stormed about five days since the first named storm of the season. it's moving fast. west at 28 miles an hour. this group of thunderstorms that is now ernesto will get to the western anti lease quickly. we're talking about three to six inches of rain widespread and up to ten locally. then it turns north. thursday we see it becoming a hurricane, at least by then. then takes a track towards bermuda as we get into the weekend. that would be saturday afternoon. the path is wide. it stays east of the united states, mostly because of that trough. the steering factors help keep it away. we'll going through the weekend hav

., home of the 2028 olympics. ♪ ♪ l.a.s brought that olympic flag home with her to l.a. today. one change she's promising for 2028: a car-free olympics. tony, i can tell you a lot of people stuck in l.a. gridlock right now might be a little skeptical about that plan. >> tony: yeah, i don't know how i am going to get there, but my wife is from l.a., and i will be there. i'm excited. carter, thank you very much. up next in a moment, "eye on america" with a look at the effect on a community when the town's main employer disappears. "eye on america" with a look at the community when the main employer disappears. day with bot high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and

. >> reporter: walz will be speaking in l.a. with union workers, a key constituency for the democratic ticket. >> trump also announce haded announced he will be back in the battleground state of pennsylvania for a rally. >>> we're getting our first look at some of the damage from a 4.4 earthquake. this is pasadena's city hall. water leaked there about an hour. the quake struck after noon in the el serino neighborhood in los angeles. people reported feeling it throughout l.a. county all the way to san diego. wow. that ring camera from inside a home in pasadena captured the shaking. >> particularly the crowd sort of getting behind, as we have a bit of an earthquake here in los angeles. we're going to make sure everything stays safe. everything's shaking. >> she kept her cool, didn't she? that was the moment the quake rocked the espn l.a. studio during a live interview. the quake struck on the first day of school for students in l.a. county, but no injuries or major damage has been reported. last week a 5.2 magnitude quake struck b

now, the next summer games head to l.a. in 2028. french president with this advice to los angeles in an exclusive interview with nbc news. >> i would say be yourself. listen to this in los angeles. diversity is key. never stop. you will make it. ♪ >> the closing ceremony wrapping up with performances from venice beach, including the red hot chili peppers, billie eilish and, of course, snoop dogg. as well as a quick look at the final medal count. team usa and china tied with 40 gold medals apiece. but the u.s. far surpassing any other country with 126 overall medals at these olympic games. france the host in third and fourth place on the table there. >> everyone has to root for their flag. thank you so much. a very successful olympics. we'll have more on this medal controversy and the push to l.a. 2028 in our next half hour. >>> right now, let's turn to tensions once again escalating in the middle east. israel ordering more evacuations in southern gaza after launching a deadly airstrike on a school turned shelter over the weekend. th

., home of the 2028 olympics. ♪ ♪ l.a.s brought the olympic flag home with her to l.a. today. one change she is promising for 2028, a car-free olympics. so i can tell you a lot of people stuck in l.a. gridlock right now might be a little soak up the goal of that plan. >> tony: i don't know how i will get there, my wife is from l.a. and i will be there. i'm excited. thank you very much. up next in the moment, "eye on america" with a look at the community when the main employer disappears. day with bot high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to m

how l.a.s already planning for its hosting duties in 2028 but first, some sky gazers in the northern u.s. got a double dose of celestial beauty shooting stars, peaked just as the aurora borealis was on display, marveling at the view made possible by a strong gio magnetic storm, which will take you back to your high school science days we'll be right back. if you have generalized myasthenia gravis, picture what life could look like with vyvgart hytrulo, a subcutaneous injection that takes about 30 to 90 seconds. for one thing, could it mean more time for you? vyvgart hytrulo can improve daily abilities and reduce muscle weakness with a treatment plan that's personalized to you. do not use vyvgart hytrulo if you have a serious allergy to any of its ingredients. it can cause serious allergic reactions like trouble breathing and decrease in blood pressure leading to fainting, and allergic reactions such as rashes, swelling under the skin, shortness of breath, and hives. the most common side effect

all eyes now on l.a. 2028. team usa's athletes looking ahead to home games. >> some of our games here felt like home games and that's people traveling, fans here. so i think playing at home is going to just be like insane. >> while throughout the games, l.a. officers were spotted on the streets of paris, invited by french police to get a better sense of security challenges. mayor karen bass becoming the first black woman mayor ever to receive the olympic flag, as paris mayor officially handed things off to the next host city. >> what are some of the lessons learned? >> to me, the most important lesson was the way the entire city was involved, whether you were able to attend the game or not, you could participate in watching the game with other people from around the city. you get a sense as you walk through the city that all of paris is involved. and i want to see that for los angeles. >> reporter: and mayor bass does have an ambitious vision, saying 2028 will be a no car games. many of the venues only accessib

pardon owner in the l.a. dodgers and wnba, l.a. sparks. and it's a funny story about that. when mark walter, the hedge fund billionaire, approached her, at first he asked her, how would you like to invest? in the l.a. sparks, the women's basketball team? and she said, what about the dodgers he? well, what about the dodgers? and, you know, she got her way way. she's also an investor in. the national women's sports league team in los angeles angel city. fc, she is an investor in women's pro volleyball, which also has a and club component to get girls interested in sports. and of course, she's still involved in tennis. couple of years ago, the fed cup, the female of the davis cup and men's was renamed the billie king cup in her honor and remains the largest annual women's sports event in the world. the national tennis center, where the u.s. open is, was renamed for a few years back. the billie jean king national tennis center and that was a first for women athlete in america. she still keeps up a travel schedule that would shame people decades and that includes when she was ce

how l.a. plans on making the upcoming games climate conscious? that story is next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. pretty comfortable temperatures outside right now, 72 in napa, 78 in livermore. we'll talk more about what's ahead this week, plus an update on that 4.4 earthquake in southern california. 3000 busses to make it happen. i'm very curious to see this plan. getting people out of their cars and onto public transit is an ambitious goal. no matter where you do it. can la limit the carbon footprint? here's our national climate reporter, chase kane. 2028 will be la's third time hosting the olympics, but it will also be a first the first time any stadium has hosted the summer games three different times. that will be true for both the memorial coliseum and the rose bowl. and by embracing these historic venues, la 28 is also looking toward the future, trying to limit their carbon footprint and going even one step further than paris. so we're really lucky here in la, we'll be the first games to build no new permanent venues. now, of course, we will have some

l.a. dodgers and, wnba, l.a. and there's a funny story about that when mark walter, the hedge fund billionaire, approached her. at first he asked her, how would you like to invest in the l.a. sparks, the women's basketball team? and she said, what about the dodgers? he said, well, what about the dodgers. and, you know, she got her way. she's also an investor in. the national women's sports team in los angeles city fc. she is an investor in women's volleyball, which also has a social and club component to get girls interested in sports. and of course, she's still involved in tennis. couple of years ago, the fed cup, the female version of the davis cup and men's tennis was renamed the billie jean king cup in her honor and remains largest annual women's sports event in the world. the national tennis center, where the u.s. open is held was renamed for her a few years. the billie jean king national tennis center and that was a first for women athlete in america. she still keeps up a travel sche

., the county of l.a.now fighting against because of the terrible policies that have led to the increase violence. as women in particular we are very concerned about the violence against women in california. maria: look at the cities whether san francisco or l.a. they are completely unrecognizable from just a few years ago with regard to drugs on the street and homelessness. it is beyond that, here is insane she was never the borders are, she's not going to ban fracking, she's not going to do medicare for all but these are all things she was adamant about, just in the last couple of months and couple of years she went on cnn and said of course i'm going to ban fracking, she had this conviction about it all. >> i would add to that the debacle in afghanistan where she herself is on tape saying basically probably that she was the last person in the room and they lost me as part of his supporter and a democrat. it's important were looking at politics and is staging this is it running but it's the staging to ru

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>> seth: yeah, he's in l.a. >> he's in l.a.? >> seth: yeah. >> does he live there?ah. [ light laughter ] you know who else i asked, who couldn't do it? i did ask lorne michaels. >> oh. >> seth: and he was not free tonight. >> is he at a different -- >> seth: he's picking up simon at the airport. [ laughter ] >> just waiting. >> seth: but lorne -- this is very exciting. there's a new -- >> i'm very excited about this movie coming out. >> there's a new movie called "saturday night." >> yes. >> seth: tell us about it. >> okay, so -- >> seth: you have nothing -- and before you tell us about it, you have nothing to do with it. >> zero to do with it. [ laughter ] >> seth: you saw the trailer. >> i saw the trailer. now, i worked for five years at "saturday night live," but i had no idea the kind of pressure cooker that it was. [ laughter ] apparently -- >> seth: yeah? >> it's high stakes. >> seth: yeah. >> so, this is a movie. so, the -- being an insider in hollywood, i don't have to wait to see the movie, i got the script. and if you see the trailer, there's a lot of very

., the county of l.a.se of the terrible policies that have led to the increase violence. as women in particular we are very concerned about the violence against women in california. maria: look at the cities whether san francisco or l.a. they are completely unrecognizable from just a few years ago with regard to drugs on the street and homelessness. it is beyond that, here is insane she was never the borders are, she's not going to ban fracking, she's not going to do medicare for all but these are all things she was adamant about, just in the last couple of months and couple of years she went on cnn and said of course i'm going to ban fracking, she had this conviction about it all. >> i would add to that the debacle in afghanistan where she herself is on tape saying basically probably that she was the last person in the room and they lost me as part of his supporter and a democrat. it's important were looking at politics and is staging this is it running but it's the staging to run out the clock and you ca

., the county of l.a. because of the terrible policies that have led to the increase violence. as women in particular we are very concerned about the violence against women in california. maria: look at the cities whether san francisco or l.a. they are completely unrecognizable from just a few years ago with regard to drugs on the street and homelessness. it is beyond that, here is insane she was never the borders are, she's not going to ban fracking, she's not going to do medicare for all but these are all things she was adamant about, just in the last couple of months and couple of years she went on cnn and said of course i'm going to ban fracking, she had this conviction about it all. >> i would add to that the debacle in afghanistan where she herself is on tape saying basically probably that she was the last person in the room and they lost me as part of his supporter and a democrat. it's important were looking at politics and is staging this is it running but it's the staging to run out the clock and

oh, did you text jost. >> seth: yeah, he's in l.a. >> he's in l.a.?-- >> no, he lives in new york, he does "saturday night live." >> seth: yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] you know who else i asked, who couldn't do it? i did ask lorne michaels. >> oh. >> seth: and he was not free tonight. >> is he at a different -- >> seth: he's picking up simon at the airport. [ laughter ] >> just waiting. >> seth: but lorne -- this is very exciting. there's a new -- >> i'm very excited about this movie coming out. >> there's a new movie called "saturday night." >> yes. >> seth: tell us about it. >> okay, so -- >> seth: you have nothing -- and before you tell us about it, you have nothing to do with it. >> zero to do with it. [ laughter ] >> seth: you saw the trailer. >> i saw the trailer. now, i worked for five years at "saturday night live," but i had no idea the kind of pressure cooker that it was. [ laughter ] apparently -- >> seth: yeah? >> it's high stakes. >> seth: yeah. >> so, this is a movie. so, the -- being an insider in hollywood, i don't have to wait to se

., the county of l.a.ave led to the increase violence. as women in particular we are very concerned about the violence against women in california. maria: look at the cities whether san francisco or l.a. they are completely unrecognizable from just a few years ago with regard to drugs on the street and homelessness. it is beyond that, here is insane she was never the borders are, she's not going to ban fracking, she's not going to do medicare for all but these are all things she was adamant about, just in the last couple of months and couple of years she went on cnn and said of course i'm going to ban fracking, she had this conviction about it all. >> i would add to that the debacle in afghanistan where she herself is on tape saying basically probably that she was the last person in the room and they lost me as part of his supporter and a democrat. it's important were looking at politics and is staging this is it running but it's the staging to run out the clock and you can shout questions and answer it's

so i said okay. >> lamorne: oh, boy. >> so i bet everybody here in l.a.it went. >> lamorne: you have a clip, let's see the clip. >> use your hand on those branches. [ cheers and applause ] >> lamorne: i don't know. i don't know. >> that's a level 1 rapid. [ laughter ] vivian [ bleep ] purposefully chose the easiest section we could do. and even so, what you don't see in the video, i had to be dragged across a level 1 rapid by the guide. >> lamorne: what you also don't see is that the l.a. river, it's 3 inches deep. [ laughter ] >> yes, okay, fine. you don't have to tell them that part. >> lamorne: and it's filled with condoms and heroin needles. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> lamorne: why would you want to go kayaking? >> and my strategy around that was, i'll wear gardening gloves. i don't know if you notice i'm wearing pink gardening gloves as i'm going like this with the oar and wondering why i'm not getting over the rapid. [ laughter ] >> lamorne: i noticed you were saying just in the same exact spot. >> i went nowhere, yes. and at the end of it, i think the

i opened an office in new york and that went really well and then i opened in l.a. and i failed miserably. under infested, didn't bring the right people in. just thought whatever i was doing was translating and i learned at the hard way. i learned by starting something, dragging people there, then having to close it. there's nothing like an embarrassment to humble yourself. pack everything up and had to pack my own office backup. so that was fantastic learning. but again. i never let it break my spirit, i took those learnings and when i started my second company in l.a. i was like, ok, this is where i need to do something different, so i packed up my family and moved to l.a. and knew if i was going to do something that would be successful, to do it myself, to be in the country and i need to give it my absolute all. francine: did they give you time to understand the market? it was difficult to do it from not being in the city? emma: being in country, being a part of the fabric of that culture has been really important, especially for my business, good american, it's

., the county of l.a.terrible policies that have led to the increase violence. as women in particular we are very concerned about the violence against women in california. maria: look at the cities whether san francisco or l.a. they are completely unrecognizable from just a few years ago with regard to drugs on the street and homelessness. it is beyond that, here is insane she was never the borders are, she's not going to ban fracking, she's not going to do medicare for all but these are all things she was adamant about, just in the last couple of months and couple of years she went on cnn and said of course i'm going to ban fracking, she had this conviction about it all. >> i would add to that the debacle in afghanistan where she herself is on tape saying basically probably that she was the last person in the room and they lost me as part of his supporter and a democrat. it's important were looking at politics and is staging this is it running but it's the staging to run out the clock and you can shout qu

. >>> and what simone biles said when asked about the summer games in l.a. four years from now. ♪ >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday night. i'm whit johnson. several developing stories as we come on tonight. vice president kamala harris closing in on her choice for a running mate, a big day for team usa in paris. we begin with that dangerous weather threat. in the northeast, 40 million people are under severe thunderstorm watches from the carolinas up the i-95 corridor including d.c., philadelphia and new york. the region facing damaging winds and flash flooding. further south in florida, millions are bracing and preparing for tropical storm debbie, the first named storm to hit the state this season, expected to deliver heavy rain across parts of georgia and the carolinas. multiple states are now declaring emergencies, and the severe weather already leading to hundreds of flight cancellations and thousands of delays across the northeast. we have team coverage tonight. let's get right to somara theodore. time this all out for us. >> repo

she's already indicated she does plan to compete in the l.a. olympics. whit?> okay, we'll see about that. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> now to the race for the white house. former president trump and his running mate jd vance on the campaign trail in georgia as vice president kamala harris narrows her search for a running mate. abc's senior white house correspondent selena wang tonight. >> reporter: tonight former president donald trump and his running mate jd vance rallying in georgia, a battleground state decided by fewer than 12,000 votes in 2020. >> 94 days from now we're going to win the great state of georgia in an epic landslide. and we're going to defeat crazy kamala, kamala. you know there's about 19 different ways of saying it. she only likes three. >> reporter: trump testing attack lines on kamala harris as the vice president officially locks up enough votes to become the presumptive democratic nominee. >> she's acknowledged to be the worst vice president in the history of our country. she doesn't have a clue. you know, she doesn't have a

., the county of l.a.rible policies that have led to the increase violence. as women in particular we are very concerned about the violence against women in california. maria: look at the cities whether san francisco or l.a. they are completely unrecognizable from just a few years ago with regard to drugs on the street and homelessness. it is beyond that, here is insane she was never the borders are, she's not going to ban fracking, she's not going to do medicare for all but these are all things she was adamant about, just in the last couple of months and couple of years she went on cnn and said of course i'm going to ban fracking, she had this conviction about it all. >> i would add to that the debacle in afghanistan where she herself is on tape saying basically probably that she was the last person in the room and they lost me as part of his supporter and a democrat. it's important were looking at politics and is staging this is it running but it's the staging to run out the clock and you can shout quest

l.a. for the 2028 games, governor newsom greeted l.a. mayor karen bass as she carried that flag off the plane. a special delta jet with the l.a 28 logo on its side. the flag will reside at city hall until it's raised for the opening ceremony in four years. from now. we're also still talking about that epic handoff last night with tom cruise, a bay area olympian. also played a big role in this. we'll take you behind the scenes in less than ten minutes, but here's that controversy still lingering from paris. does team usa have to return a bronze medal? this is all about jordan chiles and the gymnastics floor final last monday, chiles originally placed fifth, but after her coaches challenged her score, she was bumped to third place bronze medal yesterday, the ioc made a controversial reversal instead of giving the bronze to, instead giving that bronze to a romanian gymnast, they say chiles coach protested her score four seconds too late. the deadline to protest the score is one minute. usa gy

with the next summer games taking place in l.a. hollywood connection seems fitting for an olympic handoff from paris. is he going to do a stunt? i don't know, see? we shall see. we shall see. you can watch the ceremony live right here on nbc bay area starts at noon, expected to last about two hours. and if you miss it live, don't worry. there will be an encore performance during prime time. okay, switching gears now, we're taking a live look at the east bay. it's fremont, walnut creek. there you can see some hazy skies in the distance. an air quality advisory has been extended as smoke from wildfires hover over the bay area. the park fire, which is now one of the largest wildfires in california history, has grown to nearly 430,000 acres and is just 36% contained. some bay area firefighters remain on the fire lines trying to help stop the spread. nbc bay area's christie smith reports. you can see it from our nbc bay area traffic cameras. the hazy sky over santa clara county. there's a thin layer of smoke from wildfires that are sort

l.a. actually followed a similar mantra the last time it hosted the summer olympics back in 1984, whichany experts still consider the only modern olympics actually profitable. while building less certainly brings environmental benefits, the decision for cities to use what they already have is largely about cost. the olympics are notorious for running over budget by billions of dollars. on average, olympic host cities pay 159% more than what was originally budgeted. in fact, budapest, hamburg and rome all pulled out as potential hosts for the current games because of budget concerns, leaving just paris and l.a. the international olympic committee then took the unusual step of simultaneously offering paris the 2024 games and l.a, the host spot for the 2028 games, essentially skipping the selection process for the next summer olympics amid concerns it would struggle to find a willing host. i think we all love watching the sports historian miles osgood says. the best way to recruit cities in the future is to look to the past. the founder of the olympics, pierre de coubertin, he really cared

earlier tonight, l.a. mayor karen bass said it was an immense honor and privilege to accept the flag as a countdown to 2028 begins. she added that it's her hope girls around the globe are inspired by seeing women leaders take a live look at l.a. right now. the excitement is already building for 2028. there's going to be no breaking at the next summer olympics, but it will mark the return and debut of some american classics baseball, softball. returning to the games in l.a. along with cricket and lacrosse, sixes, flag football and squash will be making their olympic debut also new in 2028. american ninja warrior style obstacle racing. are you going to do that? rob why not? they're going to be peppy. they'll be pepping up the modern pentathlon multi-sport event currently consists of fencing, freestyle swimming, equestrian show jumping, laser pistol shooting and cross country running. the equestrian section is going to be taken out, replaced by obstacle racing well, the los angeles summer olympic games are mo

and then i opened in l.a. and i failed miserably.vested, did not bring the right people in, just thought whatever i was doing would translate, and it didn't. i learned that the hard way by starting something, dragging people there, and having to close it. there is nothing like a bit of embarrassment to humble the soul. i was like, you know. [laughter] packed everything up. literally had to pack my own office back up. so that was a fantastic learning. but, again, i never let it break my spirit. i really truly took those learnings. and when i started my second company in l.a., i was like, okay, this is where i need to do something different. and so i literally packed up my family and went and moved to l.a. and knew that if i was going to do something that was going to be successful, i needed to do it myself, i needed to be in the country, and i needed to give it my absolute all. francine: so is that also giving time to understand the market? was it that it was difficult to do it from not being in the city? emma: yeah, being in-country,

there were the brave people and there were the brave people of koreatown who the worst of those l.a. riots but still live the family we treasure, and who still deeply believe in the american dream friends and these wonderful and these wonderful five weeks of our campaign the saddest days were the days of that riot in l.a.. worst riot in american history. but out of that awful tragedy can come a of hope. hours after that riot, i down to the army compound, south los angeles, where i met the troopers of the 18th cavalry who had come to save the city of los angeles. an officer, the 18th cav. they are. mr. buchanan, i want you to talk to a couple of our troopers. and i went over and i met these young fellas. it couldn't have been 20 years old. and they their story. they had come in to los angeles late in the evening of the second day, and the rioting was still going on. and two of them walked up a dark street with a mob, had burned and looted every single building on the block. but one a convalescent home for the aged in the mob was headed in to ransack and loot the apartments of the terr

there were the brave people and there were the brave people of koreatown who the worst of those l.a. riots but still live the family we treasure, and who still deeply believe in the american dream friends and these wonderful and these wonderful five weeks of our campaign the saddest days were the days of that riot in l.a.. worst riot in american history. but out of that awful tragedy can come a of hope. hours after that riot, i down to the army compound, south los angeles, where i met the troopers of the 18th cavalry who had come to save the city of los angeles. an officer, the 18th cav. they are. mr. buchanan, i want you to talk to a couple of our troopers. and i went over and i met these young fellas. it couldn't have been 20 years old. and they their story. they had come in to los angeles late in the evening of the second day, and the rioting was still going on. and two of them walked up a dark street with a mob, had burned and looted every single building on the block. but one a convalescent home for the aged in the mob was headed in to ransack and loot the apartments of the terr

he's an actor here in l.a. is just $401 away from qualifying for his health insurance. >> but -- um -- not anymore. [ cheers and applause ] >> jeff: so there you go. off to the podiatrist or -- i think that's the doctor you told me you need. off you go. how about that. yeah, he needs -- he's got a foot issue. [ cheers and applause ] so you get the idea? that's how it works. are there any questions about -- >> i -- i -- uh -- have a question. >> jeff: yes, yes? another jeff goldblum. go right ahead, please. >> well -- uh -- uh -- my question is -- uh -- i would also like to -- uh, uh -- stay with me, now -- uh, uh -- qualify for health care. >> jeff: well, that's not a question. [ laughter ] but -- but i sure like the cut of your jib. this is shannon shea marie, who was just $567 away from qualifying. but now she can, as you told me, get a dermatologist to examine any weird moles that she may have. >> there's one in my armpit. >> jeff: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jeff: okay, okay. congratulations, shannon. i'

l.a. was a scary place when we first came back. i had a teacher that constantly called me the "jap boy" which stung. i didn't tell my parents house being called that by the hateful teacher because by that time, i realized it was a painful experience for my parents and i did not want to let them know that the teacher was calling me that word. so, coming home was not a dramatic change. in fact, it got worse. it got scary and it got to be unbearable, but my parents persevered. i think in many ways, it was their resilience that became -- they became my role models and my heroes. i learned how to cope by watching them and experienced living how my parents handled all the adversity we had inflicted on us. peter: that becomes clear how you feel about your parents in "my lost freedom." did you ever go back and see the house on gardner and see what happened to it? george: many decades later. a journalist wanted me to go with him to that house on gardner street. so, my husband did some research and we were able to find it. there was a mexica

l.a. was a scary place when we first came back. had a teacher that constantly called me the "jap boy" which stung. i didn't tell my parents house being called that by the hateful teacher because by that time, i realized it was a painful experience for my parents and i did not want to let them know that the teacher was calling me that word. so, coming home was not a dramatic change. in fact, it got worse. it got scary and it got to be unbearable, but my parents persevered. i think in many ways, it was their resilience that became -- they became my role models and my heroes. i learned how to cope by watching them and experienced living how my parents handled all the adversity we had inflicted on us. peter: that becomes clear how you feel about your parents in "my lost freedom." did you ever go back and see the house on gardner and see what happened to it? george: many decades later. a journalist wanted me to go with him to that house on gardner street. so, my husband did some research and we were le to find it. there was a mexican fa

l.a. boutique has creative answers. max gordon is there. >> good old public shaming. posting video and pictures of surveillance of the suspects on social media and instagram and tagging instagram profile of these suspects and tagging their employers and putting their linkedin profiles online. it's working out for them pretty well but taken tens of thousands in losses. had to pay $25,000 to upgrade camera systems and hire security that costs $150,000 a year. after the unrest during the summer of 2020 people feel like there are no consequences for stealing. >> there is no protection for small business. you are dealing with a problem that everyone is stealing now. it is not your usual suspects and groups and smash and grab. everyone is stealing from every demographic. >> the governor here in california as well as the legislature are trying to fix this problem with new bill that's passing through the legislature cranking up the penalties for shoplifters or serial shoplifters. the owner says th