gwen looked happy this morning, smiling in bright pink walking into a recording studio and downtown l.a. not the case last night. in her first tv appearance since claiming that her ex-cheated on her with her na gwen broke down on "the voice," forced to cut three team members. >> i'm so blown away by this whole experience i cannot believe -- you guys are saving me. you know? you're saving me. i don't know what to do. am i just talking? what a doing? >> blake was busy on twitter burying the wild claims that he and gwen having a baby. people can't than dumb, he wrote. when suggested that the next headline might involve him elvis. he tweeted, now that one could be true. so where is the nanny today? maybe she is in hi she is originally from awe stral yachlt. >> we understand from neighbor that's we talk to that she was a bit of a wild child. they report that her family is being hound bid reporters. >> they were not prepared for it. >> meanwhile, a l people are calling out mindy as a kind of creepy copycat. >> you know, single white female with gwen's style. >> c out. black and red plaid shir

near downtown l.a. to be shared by the raiders and chargers. since the announcement, mayor libby shaft released this statement "i thought it was a positive discussion and that we we were well received. the raiders could move as early as next year. >>> 4:50 right now. million dollar homes on the peninsula purchased but left sitting dark and empty. they're called ghost houses. and many people say they're actually damaging the neighborhood. house hunters have been buying homes without the intentions of moving in and they have been using tools without doing so without seeing the properties in person. international buyers are able to take these virtual tours, thanks to marketing videos posted online and pony up their cash, bid and buy homes from wherever they happen to be in the world that is causing some concern among locals. >> wi >> what are they doing to us? >> they are take up inventory, that's for sure. the company behind the marketing videos was recently named the number one real estate team in the country. much of its success attributed to i

those fast-moving flames have already scorched valley about 0 miles from downtown l.a.. fire crews say this fire is burning in the same area as the rust i can fire in august, and that could help to limit the damage. >>> the faa is investigating lasers that were pointed at 3 airplanes in dallas. nobody was hurt, be the beam of light was reportedly coming from the same general direction each time. >> the lights are changing from red to white to blue. the prudential tower is also patriotic colors tonight. a thank you to all the men and our military. >>> tonight the family of a decorated soldier is fighting to honor him and other service members. is taking on suicide. she wants to make sure the mental anguish they have suffered tuesday not tarnish the recognition they >> reporter: the fated photo hides the physical and mental pain. >> christmas of `75. >> reporter: sommerville native andy nott fought in vietnam. julie rogers has taken on the fight to honor his service. >> he was a hero. he volunteered for that war. a lot of people ran away from that war. >> reporter: nott fo

l.a. river 20 miles south of downtown. can we go with you, rudy? >> yeah, come on. >> careful.his is crazy. >> yeah, never know where you're going to end up. >> long beach p.d. got here an hour ago after a passer by called 911. >> so what we got here? >> we have a floater. he was midway out there. >> okay. see what we have. >> the cops are here to determine if a crime has be committed, but only rudy can touch the body. he must try to learn this man's name and gather evidence of how he died. detectives believe that the deceased could be a missing person, someone whose been missing since wednesday, today is monday but they haven't actually looked at his face. rudy will be the first person to do so. >> oh, yeah. i see something. >> rudy documents the scene searching for signs of trama and proof of this man's identity. for rudy and detectives, this is a daily routine. for me, it's heartbreaking. who was this man and how did he end up here? ♪ >> rudy finds no obvious evidence of foul play. but he is able to i.d. the man using a license and a tattoo. rudy and the detectives just conf

that plan includes a new stadium in carson near downtown l.a. she'll have a better analysis within about two months. >>> whether you're a football fan or not this is a complex and really nebulous issue. we're curious what you think. who's at fault if the raiders do leave oakland? late this afternoon, i tweeted out an informal survey. who's to blame if the raiders move back to southern california? the owner, mike davis, or do you blame the city of oakland or alameda county? right now about 300 people weighing in. it's almost split as you can see. right now 54% of everyone responding on twitter blames owner mark davis for the possible move. 46% lay the blame on city officials. you can weigh in on twitter @rajmathai. >>> they can be annoying and dangerous. the faa says laser strikes are expected to hit an all-time high this year. just this week, two commercial airliners approaching sfo reported laser strikes coming from mountain view and palo alto. and last night, our chopper pilot in new york city was blinded. the chopper camera actually captured

i'm from los angeles, and i can tell you i've been downtown l.a. many times. homelessness problem in los angeles and especially for veterans, young veterans in particular, is extremely significant. and a lot of work being done by private organizations and partnering with the v.a. indeed to try and find solutions to that. but this gets back to what we're talking about. america's veterans population is a very dynamic always-moving population. people constantly get out of the military. they constantly, over the last 14 years, have come home from america's wars, and many of them do face a number of challenges that grow over time. they don't always get better. sometimes they do, thankfully. so this is the population that we will have in this country now for many years to come. america's veterans from iraq and afghanistan will be with this country proudly for many decades. and that hand is going to have to be reached out to help those who may need it. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [ playing "hail to the chief" ] ♪ >> unfortunately, his

that plan includes a new $1.7 billion stadium in carson near downtown l.a. to be shared by the raiders and the chargers. now, since that announcement mayor released a statement about her meeting with the nfl in which she says i felt it was a positive discussion and that we were well received by the raiders leadership and other nfl owners. the raiders could move as early as next year, so clearly libby shaft's feeling about it is a lot different than what a lot of other folks are feeling right now. new on the warriors arena in mission bay and looks like the parking plan is already kicking into second gear. port of san francisco members looking into using two large parking lots near the arena proposed location. the port approved plans yesterday to create a parking management plan and look at the logistics behind converting both sides into space for about 1,000 cars during arena events. the next step for the arena comes december 8th when the supervisors decide whether to approve the arena plan, not just where you might park. >>> a special and rare honor for face

the plan includes a $1.7 billion stadium in carson, near downtown l.a. to be shared by the raiders and chargers. now, since the announcement, mayor released this statement saying, "i felt it was a positive discussion and that we were well received by the raiders leadership and the other nfl owners." the raiders could move as early as next year. >> time is ticking. no question about that. >>> 5:45. million dollars homes on the peninsula, purchased but left sitting dark and empty. they're called ghost houses and many people say they're damaging the neighborhood. buying homes without the intention of actually moving in. in fact, they have been using tools to do so without seeing the properties in person. international buyers will take virtual tours, courtesy of marketing videos online. then bid and buy homes from wherever they are in the world. that is causing some concern among locals. >> what are they doing to us? what are they doing to their neighborhood? if i have a ghost house here. >> taking up precious homes. the company behind the marketing videos i

includes a $1.7 billion stadium in carson near downtown l.a. to be shared by the raiders and chargers. since the announcement, mayor shaft released the statement, "i felt it was a positive discussion" and well received by the raiders leadership and the other nfl owners." the raiders could move as early as next year. >>> check your ticket right now, a new instant millionaire in the south bay. a sandwich shop in san jose sold a winning mega millions lottery ticket worth nearly $1.6 million at a restaurant on tully road, which will also receive a nearly $8,000 bonus check. the ticket matched five out of the six numbers in the draw. it was missing the mega number, 4. which means the jackpot will now increase to an estimated $200 million for tomorrow's drawing. i feel like an announcer. $200 million could be yours. >> oh, man, not bad. >>> 6:26 right now. coming up, an east bay crackdown. treat the electronic devices just like traditional tobacco on the peninsula. >>> a dangerous scene bringing a san francisco neighborhood to a standstill yesterday

teams will chair share a facility in carson, 15 miles south of downtown l.a. rams proposed to build a stadium to move to los angeles. 75 percent of league owners must approve any franchise relocation. l.a. has not had an nfl team since raiders left town in 1994. >> anchor: we track traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. right now looking at a 35 minute drive time on the expressway from furnace brook up to columbia road. shiri. low through 10:00 this morning. sneaks up to about 40 percent risk of a shower at noon. but the highest chance is 5:00 to 8:00. give you an hour-by-hour look at the arrival of the next round of rain coming up. >> anchor: putting doctor drugs on display. why a famous bag of meth goes into the smithsonian. >> anchor: plus, last winter left a lot of people with damage to their homes. we are investigating why so many people still cannot live with a the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking t

l.a.'s downtown began to decay so did cliff ford clinton he's. they tried to keep this affordable by 2010 they were considering closing clifton's doors for the first time in 75 years. that is with when andrew stepped in. >> anybody tell you that you were crazy for trying to do this? >> better question might say i wasn't crazy for doing this. >> more than $10 milliln later, now as much in the that have tear i can't business. >> how did you conceive of this? >> strangely one of the first thing that i thought of when i actually walked in. giant tree in the middle. >> yes, 40 foot red wood tree. soaring three stories through it. also herds of taxidermy animals eyeing diners as they eat. there are cocktail bars tucked away on almost every floor whichch he i i c cefully curated with curiosity. some literally out of this world. >> actual meteorite. 4.7 billion years old. >> through all the changes he left clifton's dining room much as it was. >> i was five years old. >> 84-year-old r rembers it from her first visit in 1932. >> my mother wore a hat. in t

l.a.'s downtown troubles. he built columns of red wood trees sprawling over the tables. there were rocks and shrubs bursting from the walls. even a tiny he chapel. >> how many people at the height was he serving? >> 15,000 a day. and 170 million for this location from the time it opened until now. >> it drew more than the hungry. it drew the artsy from the likes of walt disney to jack, even science fiction writer ray brad brad bury became a regular. but l.a.'s downtown began to decay so did cliff ford clinton they tried to keep things affordable by 2010 they were considering closing clifton's doors for the first time in 75 years. that is with when andrew stepped in. >> anybody tell you that you were crazy for trying to do this? >> better question might say i wasn't crazy for doing this. >> more than $10 million later, now as much in the that have tear i can't business. >> how did you conceive of this? >> strangely one of the first thing that i thought of when i actually walked in. giant tree in the middle. >> yes, 40 foot red wood tree. soaring three stories through it.

eight people rushed to the hospital after a you haul plows into a crowded sidewalk in downtown l.a.critical. the u-haul slammed into a car making a left-hand turn. police are investigating. so far no charges have been filed. >>> a major break in the search for the missing el faro cargo ship. the ntsb saying search teams found the wreckage of the puerto rico bound ship. they spotted the vessel underwater east of the bahamas. close to the last known location using sonar imaging. the ship went missing with 33 crew members on board. >>> a miracle in miami. call it what it is. >> spacing all over. >> they got blockers. they've got a lane. 40 yard line. no black shirts between the goal line. can you believe what you just saw? >> yeah. the hurricanes pulling off a mind blowing 8 lateral kickoff return for a touchdown. in the last play of the game by the way for an unbelievable 30-27 victory. this happened over duke. some calling it the play of the year. >> looks like how we played in the backyard. keep throwing it and hope -- >> all right. now to an extreme weather alert. a halloween frigh

>> reporter: in the shadow of downtown los angeles on the destitute receipts of skid row, the homeless tents, 25 2525r 25r7 -- tarps, show the story of a city in crisis. l.ahomeless numbers have jumped by 20% since 2014 and the federal government has recently released its own assessment of the crisis, saying l.a. has the highest number of chronically homeless people in the u.s. but the city's mayor has not declared an immediate state of emergency, despite an earlier announcement that he intended to take the unprecedented step. his office didn't say why he is not moving forward with a declaration now, but said in a written statement: for its part the city council has agreed to add more beds to its winter shelter program. while also allowing people sleeping in cars to park in parking lots. >> if you walk down skid row, you wouldn't think you are living in america. >> reporter: in act this city council member told al jazeera he thinks an emergency declaration is needed to increase funding for permanent, affordable, and transitional housing. >> what we have right now is clearly not acceptable. it is something that has been neglected for many decades here in t

downtown los angeles, demanding a $15-per-hour federal minimum wage. chantel williams has worked at taco bell for nine years and makes $9 an hour. the minimum wage in l.a. county. she's a single mother of two young boys. how hard is it to live on $9 an hour? >> it's very difficult. you can't even make it. i have to turn to government assistance for help basically, for medi-cal, food stamps, to help be able to pay rent and provide food for my family, of course. >> reporter: at 40 hours a week, williams would make less than $19,000 per year. government guidelines say a family of three like hers needs to make more than $20,000 to live above the poverty line. a minimum wage of $15 an hour would mean williams could earn about $31,000. but some business owners say meant to be lifelong employment. and a 67% increase in the minimum wage will mean job cuts. stuart waldman leads a business advocacy group in california. >> a lot of businesses are scared. a $1-an-hour increase for a full-time employee will end up costing each employer actually about $2500 per employee so that's pretty significant. >> reporter: many cities and states have already raised their minim

downtown los angeles, demanding a $15 an hour federal minimum wage. shantal williams worked at taco bell and makes $9 an hour. the minimum wage in l.a. county. she's a single mother of two young boys. >> how hard is it to live on $9 an hour? >> very difficult. you can't even make it. i have to turn to government assistance for help. basically for med-cal, food stamps to help pay rent and provide food for my family. >> reporter: at 40 hours a week, williams would make less than $19,000 a year. the government guidelines says a family of three needs above $20,000 to be above poverty line. a minimum wage of $15 an hour would mean williams could earn about 31,000. in a 67% increase in the minimum wage will mean job cuts critics say. stuart leads a business advocacy group in california. >> a lot of businesses are scared. $1 hour increase for a full-time employee will cost each employer $2500 per employee. that's significant. >> reporter: many cities and states have already raised their minimum wage above the federal level. from $9 an hour to 15 by 2020 and that will be a big change for the fast food workers here in l.a. >> thanks, ben. >>> a revol

downtown los angeles, demanding a $15 an hour federal minimum wage. shantal williams worked at taco bell and makes $9 an hour. the minimum wage in l.a. county. she's a single mother of two young boys. >> how hard is it to live on $9 an hour? >> very difficult. you can't even make it. i have to turn to government assistance for help. basically for med-cal, food stamps to help pay rent and provide food for my family. >> reporter: at 40 hours a week, williams would make less than $19,000 a year. the government guidelines says a family of three needs above $20,000 to be above poverty line. a minimum wage of $15 an hour would mean williams could earn about 31,000. in a 67% increase in the minimum wage will mean job cuts critics say. stuart leads a business advocacy group in california. >> a lot of businesses are scared. $1 hour increase for a full-time employee will cost each employer $2500 per employee. that's significant. >> reporter: many cities and states have already raised their minimum wage above the federal level. here in los angeles it will go from $9 an hour to 15 by 2020 and that will be a big change for the fast food workers here in l

you know, it's a nondescript building in downtown los angeles that i've passed many, many times because i live in l.auilding is a crypt that holds up to 500 bodies. for every one of those bodies there's a story, and this episode even though it's about death, even though there are things that you will see that might make you uncomfortable, it's a very moving and emotional episode. and it really changed me working on this. you know, my father has been getting very forgetful and i was living by -- by himself for a long time. and after i worked on this episode i moved him in with me because the idea of something happening to him while he was alone was just too much for me to fathom. and because i followed coroner investigators to scenes in which, you know, people had been decomposing for days, having died alone. and so it's an episode, again, it's a very powerful -- at any given time if anyone in this country dies suddenly. if you get hit by a car or have a heart attack, you could be seen by a coroner immediately and taken to a coroner's office. we just happened to visit and spend time with the busiest o

downtown los angeles, demanding a $15 an hour federal minimum wage. shantal williams worked at taco bell and makes $9 an hour. the minimum wage in l.a. county. she's a single mother of two young boys. >> how hard is it to live on $9 an hour? >> very difficult. you can't even make it. i have to turn to government assistance for help. basically for med-cal, food stamps to help pay rent and provide food for my family. >> reporter: at 40 hours a week, williams would make less than $19,000 a year. the government guidelines says a family of three needs above $20,000 to be above poverty line. a minimum wage of $15 an hour would mean williams could earn about 31,000. in a 67% increase in the minimum wage will mean job cuts critics say. stuart leads a business advocacy group in california. >> a lot of businesses are scared. $1 hour increase for a full-time employee will cost each employer $2500 per employee. that's significant. >> reporter: many cities and states have already raised their minimum wage above the federal level. here in los angeles it will go from $9 an hour to 15 by 2020 and that will be a big change for the fast food workers here in l

l.a. no problems getting their engines. >> get the edge over russia, once again. thank you very much, scott. >>> well, san jose downtown ice opened for the holiday season. our very own mike inouye emceed last night's opening ceremony. kristi yamaguchi was also there to kick off the festivity. downtown ice will be open through february. it's a little longer than normal so for the people in town for the super bowl can check out the activity, as well. >>> so, we saw you at the podium. did you actually get on the ice? >> i did. and kristi saw me as she was leaving i was putting my skates on. she was really disappointed. i'll just give her the benefit of the doubt. >> that's always a cool event, though. >> it's fun. hawaii theme. >> hawaiian airlines. >> keep the ice in tact. temperatures are warming up a little bit here, kari. >> in the 70s by the end of the week especially in the south bay looking at warmer air moving in after such a chilly start to the week. maybe you're looking forward to a nice little warm up. as we take a live look now at the bay bridge. you can see the camera is shaking around. it is still breezy out

downtown but there is something interesting about the fiber. i don't know what it means in terms of, we do like to talk, a friend of mine said you're not going to make a case for l.aas a walking city. i will make it a case for the city to i walk. i would love to see the city transportation in l.a. is going to sort of do something about the primacy of the car but actually more to the point i think the drivers car to go to reassert the car. that's one of the tensions of that particular city. i don't know how it is here. i always found driving here to be a total nightmare. >> actually bloomberg get a lot by creating all these pedestrian centers in the middle of the streets to try to bring the traffic down rather than keep tailoring to more and more cars. we have that effort. i don't how well it -- >> talking about eliminating those very -- >> right, exactly. >> is that just because of the topless women? >> yeah, right. >> i'm told we're time for one more question. go for it. >> thanks for coming out. new york, los angeles and paris have always seemed to me to be mobile cities. it seems like they are, for centuries they been global of -- centers of global capital, man