that will live in infamy, august 29, 1970 when 20,000 or more chicanos marched against the war in east l.a. this is munoz showing his signs and peace beads. this is later at the l.a. press club, organizing the antiwar movement. this is rosalio at one of the earlier demonstrations. this is the so-called march in the rain in february of 1970. when of the demonstrations that led up to the big one on august 29 of that year. as the director or head of the chicano moratorium committee, he gave his speech to the people assembled there. there were parents, grandparents, children. he met with the county sheriff and told them this was a peaceful demonstration and so forth. he concluded his speech and the sheriff deputies began to move in to destroy the demonstration. all of that is in the book. this is at a news conference after the august 29 to protest the police action. rosalio is to the far right. this is less than the year after the demonstration in l.a. this is a much later trip. what i came away with in writing this book is a deep appreciation and respect for the personal integrity and commitm

for that, you head to east l.a. >> estevan: the most famous, notorious street in l.a. is, uh, whittieristory of it. and then crenshaw boulevard and south central. >> anthony: so, that's going to be your most critical audience? and, uh, mo -- and at the same most appreciative? >> estevan: yeah, the ones that you want to see your car, you know? >> anthony: it's a slow-moving piece of art. and you treat the car like a piece of art, acutely aware of the dangers -- cops, for whom you are a target, potholes, other cars. in east l.a., you see people "ooh and ah." you see expressions change from, "who the -- is that?" to, "nice ride." >> estevan: that was, like, a full-fledged gang member. >> anthony: yeah. >> estevan: you know, giving us, like, props, giving us respect, you know? first you build a car for yourself. but at the same time you're building it for the streets, you know? you're building it for the people. you want them to appreciate it. >> anthony: within the borders of koreatown, it's not just koreans. there are new arrivals every day. there is, in fact, an official little banglade

i went to east l.a. to talk about the demographic. >> to be in these extremely different scenarios.ch one you really felt like it challenged you the most as a comedian. to where you had to really dig for the comedy? >> the klan episode was hard. >> i didn't think it was going to be hard. those guys are all funny. they have a good sense of humor about it. >> you keep some very interested comedy healthy. >> chris rock, right? >> he's like my foul mouthed yoda. >> i'm luke skywalker and he's the jed die. >> his humor is similar to me. >> i have worked with him a bunch of times, opened for him more times than i can count. that was one of the -- the stuff he's doing after he got back from south africa. he's the greatest comedian of all time, period. >> semiprominent negro. >> how about that. >> i've been on tv a little bit. i find myself in position where they don't answer the phone call, they get to me. i'm semiprominent negro. >> everyone has a doppelganger, right? let's just say, if there were some instruments around. put you in front of some drums. we should be able to do what questl

long-term goals and i think was influenced by [indiscernible] and the woman that led the women of east l.a., they also moved on to environmentalism and historical chicano studies. there are a number of rural leaders. voter registration. dr. montejano: i want to add something i neglected to mention. in terms of what are considered to be understudied. to me, the rule is los angeles. i know mario's already taking bites out of the offense, but there's still a lot of elephant left, folks. [laughter] >> we had time for a quick question or comments. >> i love this because [indiscernible] brings literature in. on the question of continuity -- so you are. see the break between spanish and indigenous during the movement? there is wonderful similarity of art and all of that. dr. montejano: i wasn't seeing it as anti-spanish. i was looking for a metaphor. >> [indiscernible] and you went beyond that. dr. montejano: i was looking for a metaphor that would bridge anglos and mexicans. i thought i found it in quixote. >> let's give david montejano another round of applause. [applause] [captions copyright n

. >> bobor uchltubios from east l.a. i said it five times but teleprompter, something happens from east l.a. so impressed gomez and her made her consultant on the show. pretty good after-school job. the show will air on the abc family channel which is now called freeform. still in early development stage but will be ready to come and get it when it hits the air waves. >> she's branching out. >> yes, she is. >> she's getting into the business side of it. >>> then here's my pitch. who better to throw out the first ball at a texas rangers game tan a baseball loving dr. pepper drinking 105-year-old mother. elizabeth sullivan from ft. worth threw overhand something she says girls weren't supposed to do when she was in school born in 1911, 50 years before team. the retired math teacher says her secret is drinking three dr. peppers a day. doctors warned her to cut back but liz refused saying, well, they died first so i guess they >> wow. >> she is feisty. and she's got good form. >> so gung ho. the hand of the catchers, waved a

mcdonald's is an easy tarring but what about, late say, the minority owned diner, in east l.a.? and pop shop in southwestern new york that can ill afford that. >> well, i think it's important to put into context what we're really talking about. the federal minimum wage now is 7.25. that gives a worker about 14, $15,000 a year. if they have kids puts them below the poverty line, even though they're working are full time. >> 0 more than double -- >> if you raise it to 15, that gets us up to 31,000 a year, right? as a bear minimum. and what is happening is the reason why i think what is happening now is it's happening in a very american way. the federal government isn't setting the peg for every state and every city. their individual states and cities making decisions that this is in their best interests and they're moving up to $15. that's not going to be the case in every state. there are going to be many states -- >> i understand that but two of the biggest and more to come and seen a number -- it's easy for the government to propose and then up to the businesses to pay. so i ju

. >> he was talking about drug dealers in east l.a. >> i remember the phrase [ bleep ] mexicans. >> the statement was filed with the committee investigating. systemic bias within the san francisco police department. an investigation started by gascon after the discovery that more than a dozen police officers were exchanging racist and homophobic texts on their cell phones. today, the district attorney called the statement a flat-out fabrication. adding that the poa is peddling perjury in an effort to distract from a department mired in scandal. but the d.a. will not go after perjury in this case because of an obvious conflict. they also won't kick it to the attorney general because it's not big enough. they won't pursue a defamation because there are protections for statements that are made in the course of a judicial proceeding. so in effect, the district attorney is just going to take it. although a spokesman from the office did point out that george gascon is an immigrant from cuba, married to a native mexican and that this dinner took place in 2010 and for six years nobody at the po

according to kabc this is at khost metal. 30 miles east of l.a. live pictures showing flames shooting out of the building. it looks like other areas of the property next to it. we will let you know what happens there. closer to home you can go 70 on part of i-70. the new limit from maryland i-44 to howard county. 45-mile segment from the washington county pennsylvania line to the ped ped route 180 in frederick county. drive carefully. this is what it looked like in connecticut this morning. snow greeting those f island also saw white stuff in the air. neighbor keys had to cancel -- the yankees had to cancel the home opener against the astros because of that. from snow to a potential freeze in d.c. amy aubert looks at how the vineyards are preparing for what may come tonight. dropping temperatures could freeze hope for a big harvest. >> the quality can be high. quantity might not be so much. >> wine-making tim crow -- >> that is five are out in exposedded. another two or three are. starting to swell. he says the warm temperatures encourage some bud

>> we were in east l.a. and the jury was mainly southeast asians, a couple of whites.o black folks at all in a jury pool of 100 people, the were maybe for black people. most of those people, when they came up for jury selection were not selected, were eliminated. and there is even a motion that was done with respect to the elimination of the black jurors. the jurors were mainly working class. i think a lot of our success in this case came about because the jurors understood what we were saying when i got up and said, hey, we need to be on the right side of history, the right side of justice as well as the right side of the law. amy: professor, you have been arrested in black lives matter protest, but not in this particular one? >> right. amy: but there are charges of conspiracy, is that right? >> that is in the charges they came out in december 2015. in november 2014, there were two charges, obstruction, willllfuly and m maliciously obstructing a freeway, and refusing the lawawl order of an officer. they were misdemeanor charges. with the second freeway action that occ

at 16, is living in east l.a. and a trailer, male prostitute on santa monica boulevard and out 18 i was homeless. in san diego doing anything in everything he could to get my next hit of dough. very few people people talk about the sex trade, sexual abuse, and the many repercussions that come from that in our communities. what would you recommend for somebody like me who lived that life, who did go to harvard after that, who did go to berkeley, who had that mother who stood by me no matter what to get that story out? so i keep being told tell your story, tell your story. i'm story. i'm not going to let the opportunity pass with having your front of me to say how do you [applause]. how do you address these issues of the drug trade, sex trade, and the impact it's having on our youth and someone like me who feels that frustration when it feels i have more impact. >> you have the courage that i do not have. what you just did, right now that is so full of courage, i think you know much more about that than i do. i thin

at 16 i was living in east l.a. in a trailer by first and soto, male prostitute on santa monica boulevard, and at 18 i was homeless in balboa park in san diego doing anything and everything to get my next hit of done. so very few people talk about the sex trade, sexual abuse and the many repercussions that come from that in our communities. and what would you recommend to somebody like me who lived that life who did go to harvard after that, who did go to bly, who had that mother -- berkeley, who had that mother that stood by me no matter what to get that story out? so i keep being told tell your story, tell your story, and i'm not going to let the opportunity pass having jorge ramos in front of me to say how do you -- [applause] how do you address these issues of the drug trade, sex trade and the impact it's having on on our youth and someone like me who's just new to government feels that frustration when i feel i had more impact in the private sector. >> you have the courage that i don't have. and what you just d

what did he do in east l.a.? what does al sharpton actually achieve? you be able to get from hillary clinton in return for his support in the primary? >> now that his tv show has gone, maybe he will go out and start being an advocate again. what he gets out of this is political power. al sharpton scam weather was sony poor or others as he goes and gathers political power or influence and it goes on and spends his own benefit. he doesn't pay taxes. he doesn't take care of dad. he plays the power game. i always say can number the name -- we always play the name three things that hillary clinton has done. can you tell me three al sharpton? stuart: the wrong person to ask. >> anybody tell me the achievement? string to one senator, dianne feinstein had to google when asked her credentials. >> it tells you something that is a farce to a gretchen said earlier about what we get from the politicians and political class are in this case i'll sharpton apart at the political class in a way. they get up there and give us this projected image. we have to dig us amer

l.a. actually, just east of pasadena. scary moments. tomato, to-mah-to. sometimes it always comes down to food with you people. >> it does sound deligs. >> jet juice today? >> no. we're closer to the event. >>> we have something cool to show you. look at this. it's carolina panthers super bowl quarterback and nfl mvp cam newton giving the seventh graders at community school of davidson, north carolina, a huge surprise. >> can you imagine this? he was filming for a show in the saw one of the kids wearing his jersey as he drove by. he asked the teachers for permission if he could play. they started throwing the football around. those kids. they were just flocking to him like a modern day pied piper. >> it's like watching my 1-year-old playing soccer with other 1-year-olds. everybody chases the ball together as a group. >> do you know what the dab is? >> the dab is a dance. >> there you go. they posed for a photo. everyone doing the dab. we'll do the dab in a second. >> cam looking sharp as always. >> here's what the kids said happened when they went back to

the information was released in response to a records act request by the l.a. east time.a diving coach, calm lower for disabled teens, and a counselor. there were other high profile cases including accusations against cal assistant basketball head coach who is now facing termination . all told, seven employees accused of harassment were either fired or subsequently resigned under pressure and we should point out here that none of the employees who were let go were ten toured faculty members. there is a newly formed task force that will be examining all of those cases to make sure there was no preferential treatment for professors. this is an issue that the university is taking quite seriously. >> alex savidge at uc berkeley, thank you. >>> time is now 7:34. berkeley police are investigating an incident where two middle school student ran away from a man who offered them a ride. yesterday, the 13-year-old boy was walking home from king middle school with another student when he says that man they did not know yelled at them from a parked car. when they realized that the ma

l.a. actually, just east of pasadena. a track meet there. winds blowing about 50 miles an hour.bling. scary moments. nobody that we know of seriously hurt. >>> paula faris making this point. she thinks this graphic looks like an avocado. >> a fried egg. >> though i have never seen -- a fried egg. though i have never seen an avocado with a blinking pit. >> not the blinking pit. if you slice an avocado open, it looks like that. you can't deny that, right? >> we have severe weather today. a greater chance for severe weather on tuesday. from wichita up north, i think big hail will be the main issue. more of the ingredients for severe weather come together on tuesday. cold air from the northwest. southwest, warm air. low-level jet stream. a bit of turning in the atmosphere. the potential from just north of dallas to just southwest of kansas city. for strong, potentially violent tornadoes. tuesday late in the day. meanwhile, today on the east coast looks to >>> fried egg, avocado. tomato, to-mah-to. sometimes it always comes down to food with you people. >> it does sound delicious. >>

they'll keep their apartment in the upper east side because olive ask in preschool there, but also is enrolled in l.a. drew never spent full-time in l.a., but they were always back and forth. >> people have to put the kids first, people have tha idea, but often times, you struggle with it, something gets in the way. >> and something that rewrote the language of celebrity splits. giving their marriage a first rate finished. >> "e.t" has confirmed a judgment package has been delivered to the court and their divorce can be finalized once it's signed. why isn't it? probably because they're holding true to their kids first stance. spending spring break together in peru with apple and moza. >> "elle's" co this month is being row mated as rare wide ranging interview with the queen bee. if you want to do an interview with beyonce, you just have to remember she runs the world. our fashion correspondent joe zee was once creative director for "elle" magazine, and it's a big deal. >> that cover could have been no love, a year, year and a half in the making. >> she has been on more "elle" covers than any other ce

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l.a. for fund raisers after a quick game of domino's in east harlem. ( cheers ) it was not fun and games in brooklyn last night. >> but you didn't answer the question. >> i did. >> reporter: where sanders said those fund raisers cloud her judgment. >> do we really feel confident about a candidate saying that she's going to bring change in america, when she is so dependent on big-money interest? i don't think so. >> this is a phony attack. i stood up against the behaviors of the banks when i was a senator. i called them out on their mortgage behavior. >> secretary clinton called them out. oh, my goodness. they must been really crushed by this. >> reporter: his relentless focus on this issue has gotten traction. in the latest national cbs news poll, eight in 10 democrats say special interests have at least some influence on clinton. but in new york, wall street

l.a. >>> less than 24 hours after losing all five states in the east coast primaries, texas senator ted cruz has picked former hp ceo carly fiorina as his running mate. cbs' craig boswell is in washington with more on that and how donald trump is shifting to a potential general electio matchup. >> my friend and the next vice president of the united states, carly fiorina! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: ted cruz hasn't won the republican nomination, but that isn't stopping him from announcing carly fiorina will be his running mate if he is the nominee. the move may be too late for cruz. >> it isn't over because you and people all across the great hoosier state people all across this nation know that donald trump and hillary clinton both will be disastrous for this nation. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: donald trump swept tuesday's primaries and is on track to clinch the nomination before the summer's convention. wednesday, trump focused on foreign affairs during a policy speech in washington. >> i'd like to talk today about how to develop a new foreign policy direction for our

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mild air is working east from chicago to can cans kansas city and memphis, the warmth continues to eastern seaboard and the gulf coast. to pacific northwest, temperatures in upper 50s, l.a. high about 71. according to our future cast. we're going with partly cloudy skies tonight, clouds streaming in tomorrow wake up with a cloud deck overhead, sun breaking dry, we could squeezed out an isolated shower in the hudson valley tomorrow night, but tuesday is when we're expecting the main event to come in, showers overnight monday to tuesday, and need your umbrella handy in the afternoon with a line of rain to come through during the evening commute, passing to the south tuesday night, drying out for wednesday. tonight, staying dry but it will get cool in some suburbs, lows drops in 30s tomorrow, clid, sun breaking through and temperatures nice, with highs mostly in low 60s on coast, and low 70s points west washed, have your umbrella handy tuesday, wednesday's break. sunshine 63, rain thursday. temperatures cool down to upper 50s for highs, weekend looks good. tomorrows in low 60s, our temperatures, steady but chances week. >> thank you. antwan: all right still to come christi

and this whole threat pushes to the east on wednesday, but by far, will bring the most vial le violent storms. >> reporter: these pebbles pelting the city north of l.aand making this boat rescue off the coast difficult. the choppy water was too much for this small sailboat. fortunately no one was hurt. strong winds causing problems too picking up and tossing this heavy canopy at a car wash. this sign getting toppled. a high wind advisory in effect overnight in several southern california counties. lauren lyster, abc news, new york. >>> president obama is back in washington this morning. he wrapped up his trip to europe on a serious note meeting with allies on the threat of terrorism and other problems in the middle east. in public comments before a private meeting the president said european nations have to do more in the fight against isis. he called this a defining moment for europe. >>> and there's new information this morning about the investigation into prince's death. the minneapolis star tribune reports that the investigation is focusing on drugs. the paper claims authorities are focusing on the role that painkillers played in the 57-year-old

east? >> i did. i mean -- i love her. and we both -- my husband and i looked at each other and said, what are we doing in l.a.? she's 3,000 miles away, she's our baby. >> that was my birthday present, they showed up to my college dorm room. i didn't know they were coming. >> there were so many in the room -- i won't go there. >> a boy this. >> we're not going there, we're going to stop this conversation. >> we were there early in the morning, i'll just let your imagination go from there. >> i can't believe this is happening. >> i don't want to say your size, have you ever had a garter belt? >> reporter: after spending a saturday with them we got to see into the depths of the crazy jewish mom vortex. >> we need to get spanx for you too. >> i have spanx. >> those aren't in anymore. >> they're not in? mother, stop flapping, i said i would try on one bra. >> reporter: one of kim's primary preoccupations is the fact that kate's boyfriend, called super-jew, has not proposed after more than two years of being together. when we met kim was actively trying to find kate a husband on the internet. >> here we go. kate, om

l.a. dodgers in today's season home opener. welcome to ktvu "the 9". they kept the eastay kids in house. we sent out the guys who grew up going to giants games, mike and sal are out there. >> what a team to face for the home opener. i love that. the dodgers in town as the giants are back. baseball has returned to san francisco. hey, guys, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. nothing like going to church on a thursday. the giants cathedral looking absolutely spectacular for this home opener against the l.a. dodgers. it's a hard to imagine, going into the 17th season for the giants in the ballpark. it looks like it did in 2000. >> i was here on opening day in 2000. i was sitting up there. that's where my seat is. and i always get excited to be here on opening day. now i am on the field working the game. afterwards i will be like the fans sitting up there. the bunting is up. it's wonderful to be here on open enrollment day. >> they started off with on the right foot with the 2-1 road trip, beating the brewers. i remember being in boulder, colorado, watching the stadium

l.a. where it's raining. thanks so much for a lot for us. thank you, greg. bye-bye. >> the presidential candidates going east and west today in the quest for delegates. each and everyone of those delegates will count. good evening. i am julie banderas. colorado's party wrapping up the convention. ted cruz only presidential candidate to stand and speak. his supporters wore special shirts. state officials should be supporting. and he is also already locked up 21 of the 37 delegates. the next primary is less than two weeks from now in new york. that's where ohio governor kasich is today. and they are part of the campaign so far. and here is the race for the republican nomination stands today. donald trump remains the front runner and had no campaign. ted cruz second and john kasich. and that is 1237. and we begin with hillary clinton. and what is the latest from where you are? >> reporter: the process for picking delegates just upon wrapped up here in colorado springs and we are waiting to see how things went for each of the candidates. senator ted cruz came in colorado with a partial victory. they had 21 deleg

l.a. where it's raining. thanks so much for a lot for us. thank you, greg. bye-bye. >> the presidential candidates going east and west today in the quest for delegates. each and everyone of those delegates will count. good evening. i am julie banderas. colorado's party wrapping up the convention. ted cruz only presidential candidate to stand and speak. his supporters wore special shirts. state officials should be supporting. and he is also already locked up 21 of the 37 delegates. the next primary is less than

bruce springsteen and the east street band canceled a show in north carolina yesterday because of a similar law. >>> state lawmakers allegedly double dipping. the "l.aorting 17 california leaders are reportedly collecting government pension checks on top of their monthly salaries. that includes several lawmakers here in the bay area. it's not illegal to collect the pension and state salary at the same time but critics say the costly pension perk is an example of what is wrong with public retirement benefits. >>> forget blow up mattresses. how about a blow-up bedroom. astronauts will soon be living in style. >> kind of sounds like an adventure. a spacex cargo ship arrived at the international space station over the weekend and delivered the first inflatable room in space. the contraption is going to be attached to the space station and once it's inflated, astronauts will occasionally go inside to test is out a little bit. nasa envisions inflatable habitats on mars some day and this is just the beginning of testing out that technology. >>> housing prices back here on earth inflated, as well. >> hard to believe but bay area home prices now higher than