witnesses told affiliate kabc at about 5:00 on friday this man approached the car and asked the driverhange. the driver refused and went inside the store. when he came out and got back into his car, witnesses say the suspect torched the car with the man inside. >> that's a horrific crime to think that somebody is sitting there minding their own business and then all of a sudden be lit on fire. >> reporter: and bolack, eyewitness managed to corner the suspect and hold him until police arrived. the vic was hospitalized in critical condition. charges are expected to be filed against that suspect later today. >>> finally, well, when you're flying, don't forget to check your pockets. travelers left more than $500,000, half a million bucks at airport checkpoints last year most of it in loose change. the tsa uses that money for security. time for the weather and ginger. >> i dropped 60 bucks somewhere around central park so hopefully someone had fun with that. real easy to lose money. atlanta this morning where maybe you're flying out of. should be an easy flight, beautiful sunrise. temperatu

. >> kabc's george pennacchio previews the movie and talks to the cast. >> give me the uniform.s us back to the early days of major league baseball when african-americans weren't allowed to play. brooklyn dodgers owner branch ricky played by harrison ford decided that needed to change. so he hired jackie robinson as baseball's first black major leaguer. >> >> they can say all they want. we're just here to play ball. >> reporter: the role of robinson wearing the number 42. >> you want people to understand like, the full scope of what he did. >> all we've got around here. >> thank you. >> he is a benchmark for baseball's history and also for american history. like -- we are where we are right now partially because of what he did. >> what are you going to do if one of the pitches goes through your head? >> i'll duck. >> reporter: the film is blunt with the use of the language of the time, the "n" word is heard a lot and there is a reason it was used so much. >> you have to have it there to really get a sense of what pressure he is under. >> it is shocking. and it's also important t

>> guest: i can be heard on kabc here in l.a. my twitter handle is @larryelder. i'm on facebook. >> host: do people go online to listen to you in. >> guest: yes. >> host: you had a national show. >> guest: you can hear my show in bangladesh. i get phone calls sometimes from abbottabad -- not really. [laughter] you can hear my show anywhere. >> host: one of your previous books, "what's race got to do with it," we talked earlier in this program with eric deggans whose newest book is called "race baiter." he got that name because bill o'reilly called him a race baiter saying he wrote about race. there's a victim of -- a culture of victimology among some african-americans. what are your thoughts? >> guest: i have a word i coined, and it means somebody who blames others for his or her flight. i don't believe rh is -- racism is a major problem in america anymore. i subscribe to what i call the elvis factor. 10 percent of the american people believe elvis is still alive. so you start with 10%. 10 president of the american people have to be written off. is there racism?

kabc-tv said that the slide is 40 feet wide, 10 feet deep, leaving the home in danger of collapsing.ce on drones hasn't changed, but they should be considered an extraordinary lethal situation. paul has been taking heat for comments he made concerning the manhunt for the marathon bombing suspects. here is what he told fox business network. we shouldn't be willy-nilly. but if there is a killer on the loose in a neighborhood, i'm not against drones being used to search them out, heat seeking devices being used. he added "if someone comes out of a lick correspond store with a weapon and $50 in cash, i don't care if a drone kills him or a policeman kills him." earlier, he argued against drones in a 13-hour filibuster. >>> and david petraeus has been named the next visiting professor at city university of new york. one-year position begins in august. he will lead seminars, give talks, meet with students to discuss research projects. the former direct for was approached by many schools and chose this one for diversity, location and class offerings. >>> alex has been openly gay since high s

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kabc's eileen frere has the story. >> reporter: kyndall jack smiles although she says she is still inher injuries. >> i have frostbite on my hand. i can't move my fingers. >> reporter: the 18-year-old rescued from trabuco canyon last week after four days without food or water. she says she ate dirt and suffered from hallucinations. >> i only remember the first night. and the last thing i remember of the first night was fighting off some animal with nick. and then i just remember the last day, scooting down a little hill -- actually wasn't really little. it was actually like a cliff. >> reporter: her rescuers say she was dehydrated and didn't have much time left. >> yeah, i definitely gave up hope. yeah, there were some times where i was -- didn't think i was going to make it. >> reporter: jack became lost while hiking with her 19-year-old friend nick cendoya easter sunday. they called 911 at 8:30. they are run out of water. cendoya and jack are heard trying to figure out where they are to tell the operator. >> listen, listen. calm down. and listen. where did you -- what was the addres