facing off against the l.a. angelsanaheim and they want to get the season off to a strong start. for many fans, opening day or night is essentially a holiday. >> this is what we do. 36 in a row. >> you don't miss it? >> no. it's a holiday. it is. >> that is me husband. yes. as soon as i hear what day opening day is , i take the whole day off. >> ever give you a hard time? >> they know. they know. >> honestly, this is the great event of the year. there is no better day of the year. not even christmas. you know, i am a christian myself and this is the greatest day. i called off work. hope -- hoping my bosses are watching me now. >> are you sick? >> what it is. you got something. >> yeah. >> green and gold through my blood. >> before tonight's game, the as will honor a legend. the field here will officially be dedicated to ricky henderson, major league baseball's all-time steals leader. of course, rickey will be in the house tonight to offer up a few words and there is going to be a few surprises for him as well and the f

kind of a rebirth dur >>> the a's beat the l.a. angels 4-2 and game two of the series is tonight. >> i just file like our great weather is slip, slip, slipping away as the week goes through i right or wrong? >> that's a perfect way to describe it. we have a couple more days of warm weather. it's been dry right now. much needed rain thursday, friday, and saturday angel and as coliseum, 7:35 is the sun set. the game starts at 7:05 at 64, dropping down to 58. you see this nice bowl of cold air staying too our west. high pressure is developing over us and that's why it's going to be warm the next two days. here's 280 at 17 and san jose waking up to mostly clear skies. high clouds and sunshine and mild the next few days. still need the sunglasses, unsettled pattern develops thursday, strongest storm arrives friday. the one thursday will go for a one on our storm impact scale light. mainly light showers. it's going to become breezy for all of us. no worries at 7:00 in the morning. by 9:00 nothing happening. by noon you can see scattered showers

king, he was the voice for 25 years, and the first pitch is at 7:05 tonight, and they play the l.a. angelsgood morning. if you are headed to the game tonight you will need your sunglasses and a hat. plenty of sunshine. the sun sets at 7:35 and temperatures are mild for the beginning of the game and then dropping to the upper 50s, so bring a jacket. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. san mateo, half man by and oakland, 40s in the north bay. we will warm up again. a nice and mild sunny day in store for us where some areas will hit 72 degrees. san francisco getting up to skwae 68 degrees. temperatures take a tumble by the end of the week with a storm coming in. >>> sue is tracking trouble spots for us. >> slowing in walnut creek. our camera looking there, and you are looking at a 10-minute delay from concord. muni is having issues this morning on subway line at van ness with mechanical delays. ace train number one already landed in san jose ontime, and ace trains three and five are looking good with no delays at all out of the central valley. slow spots out there with reports of an accident, so

the first 25,000 fans will get an opening night pennant, and they're opening against the l.a. angels>>> it will be comfortable weather if you are headed to the game tonight. starts off in the mid-60s at 7:05, and then drops down to the upper 50s, so have a jacket for when the game ends. temperatures a little cooler than yesterday at this time and we have less cloud cover and a cold colder temperatures coming through. in parts of the south bay, pretty cool in cupertino at 46 degrees. today's highs will be cooler compared to yesterday. there will be a breeze at the coast and parts of the north bay still mild. napa, 75. in some inland areas, will still hit the upper 70s. oakland, 72, and san francisco only at 68 degrees. you will need your allergy medicine, tree pollen high and grass pollen up to medium. and then once again in the 40s for parts of the north bay, and we are tracking a storm. next chance of rain comes our way thursday into friday. >>> hi, sue. >> good morning, francis. good morning, everybody. we have metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza, and you are looking at a

l.a. angeles in anaheim...bottom 10th/ 1-0 a's mike trout solo home run off santiago casilla...ooking it just inside the right field foul pole 1-1 tiebottom 11th 1-1 tiekole calhoun singles to center off ryan madsen danny espinose scores on the walk-off singlefinal: 2-1 angelsjesse hahn: 8 ip, 1 hit, no runs for the a's jazz-clippers game 5 in los angeles blake griffin out for the playoffs4th quarterchris paul hits the 2nd of 2 stright 3- pointers to tie the game 69-69 (paul: but too muchgordon hayward hits the 3-pointer to beat the shot clock 77-69 jazz back in controlfinal: 96-92 jazzjzz lead series 3-2 turning to cal basketball- - we now know where star point guard charlie moore is transferring. the freshman willl become a kansas jayhawk. moore...announced last week that he's leaving berkeley to be closer to his family in chicago. he leaves the program on a high note...with a solid debut season...averaging 12-points a game and 120 assists. and the 49ers will be honoring one of their franchise greats. the team announced today that tom rathman will be inducted into the eddie de

the a's beat the l.a. angels 4-2. tonight. >>> happening today, free cone day at ben & jerry's. you can pick up a free cone at participating location from noon to 8:00 tonight. there are seven locations taking part in the bay area, oakland, berkeley, napa and four in san francisco. we do have the full list online. abc7news.com. mike, you best believe i already mapped out the location closest to me. >> absolutely. and we just looked up the top baked. there you go. >> half baked? what's that? >> oh, you know, just chocolate and vanilla ice cream with chocolate chip pieces and cookie dough. >> oh, my goodness, siri, where's the nearest ben & jerry's? >> the macy's at union square. >> we're there 9:00 when we get our lunch break. here's a look, a colorful sun rise trying to overtake us. unsettled pattern develops thursday and the strongest storm arrives friday. storm track still moving to the north but this bowl of cold air and the unsettled weather with it will move our way but not until thursday so expect warm weather t

l.a.. los angeles. started growing because of different factors. some of them started going back to central america where they some sort that grows exponentially in the 1990's and early 2000's. expansion of some cells in some areas of the united states. states of the u.s., and as happens basically just in a number of states. the president tweaking his attack over the transnational gangs. reads, the weak legal demonstration policies of the obama administration a lot of bad ms 13 gangs to perform in cities across the u.s.. we are removing them fast. what cities are they developing the most quickly? fact, ms 13 has been in several cities for many years, especially in l.a.. however, in the 2000, the fbi thea great job of moving cells of ms 13 in cities, for instance, in washington dc and boston and new york. what is happening now is some of groups are starting all specialin for some conditions. they have been already there. there is not actually a new expansion. this has been what is happening is they are back in the same cities. >> was miguel cruz joi

. >>> well the oakland a's lost 5-0 to the l.a. angels. today they're trying for a series split. >> a little flare and that's going to do more damage it's going to knock home a pair and it's 3-0 angels. >> believe it or not the game couldn't even keep the attention of some of the fans. many were caught looking at their cellphones. with two losses and one win in the series against the angels, the a's hope to tie things up. put that phone down. >>> 5:27 is the time right now. coyote sightings are up in san francisco. we're going to tell you where in the city people are worried about their children and pets. >> plus a northern california woman very lucky to be alive. she fell off a landmark bridge while trying to take a selfie. we'll tell you about her condition next. >> and the bay area commute is getting a little busier as the morning goes on. san mateo bridge your drive looks good there. but the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll have a check on that and your north bay commute. >> some sprinkles in sonoma county. also the wind will really pick u

the a's beat the l.a. angels 4-2.ame two of the series is tonight. >>> they had awe sosome weatherr that game. our weather will be awesome for a while longer but not forever. >> i think it will be better today for your first place oakland a's. >> all right! >> it won't be as breezy as it was yesterday so if they're still doing tailgating, the breeze won't be out there. did you see shu doing that without the newfangled gloves that have that tackiness to them? he's still got it. 64 dropping down to 58. let's look at the jet stream. a huge bowl of cold air this will eventually march our way. it will throe high clouds and warm weather at us the next two days. here's a look from sutro tower. unsettled pattern thursday with our strongest storm friday. 's start with thursday's storm. it's light showers across north bay and becoming breezy for all of us. increasing clouds, stray showers up in the north bay, a few stray light showers for the rest of us by 5:00 and a better chance towards 11:00. you can see yellows, that means

gooding was found dead in his car in los angeles, california l.a. coroner's office says that several bottles of alcohol and drug paraphernalia was found inside the car. gooding was lead singer in the popular 70's group the main ingredient best known for their hit song everybody plays the fool. cuba gooding senior was 72 years old. >>> fans are remembering another music legend, one year ago today that we learn of the sudden death of prince. although his music lives on many still can't believe he is gone, correspondent don champion is outside prince paisley park estate where fans are paying tribute to the music icon. >> reporter: a sea of fans, in purple snake around prince paisley park estate, in minnesota. fans say iconic singer remains an influential in death as he was in life. >> you would have thought a uncle had died, and i was pretty much done for rest of the day. >> reporter: prince rodgers nelson died aid year ago at age 57 from an overdose of the opioid fentanyl. medical examiner ruled it an accident. police are still investigating circumsta

reporter: tourism leaders in los angeles hope this spot is spot on when it comes to attracting international visitors. it shows young tourists from various backgrounds in different l.aighborhoods. the focus, everyone is welcome. >> it's not intended to be political but it's a response to a business problem. >> reporter: the head of marketing for discover los angeles says l.a. draws 7 million tourists a year and rather than continuing to grow, they are expecting to fall flat not just from a drop in tourists from the middle east. >> that's going to come off the table. but there could be also then this halo effect to other countries and that's where the sentiment comes into play. >> reporter: they forecast five years out and he says according to data, they predict a drop of 240,000 this year, 300,000 next year and 290,000 in 2019. more than 800,000 over the next three years. >> if you take those 840,000 missing visitors, each international visitor on average spends about $1,000 when they come into the market. so when you do the math, it becomes a very large number almost 3/4 of $1 billion that we stand to lose. >> reporter: so this ad is blanketing social media targeti

was found dead in his car in los angeles on thursday. the l.a.n's office is looking for a cause. cuba gooding sr. is the father of actor cuba gooding jr. >>> leading news this morning. fallout from the firing of bill o'reilly after accusations of sexual harassment. he'll leave fox with a $25 million check according to sources with knowledge of his contract. year of his salary. the deal spelled out for if he did something that did harm to the network. the women who accused ailes and o'reilly, paid $33 million. >>> in seattle, three police officers were shot. they exchanged gunfire with suspects. one was found dead by responding officers. officials have not determined the cause of death. a 17-year-old female was captured right after the incident. a third suspect was arrested hours later. one of the wounded officers is in serious but stable condition. >>> diet soda lovers, you have to listen up to this next story. that no-calorie drink could raise your risk of dementia and stroke. sorry to deliver that bad news. people that drink as one diet soda pe

was found dead in his car in los angeles on thursday. the l.a.ice is trying to determine a cause. the lapd has ruled out foul play. cuba gooding sr. is the father of "jerry maguire" actor cuba gooding jr. cuba gooding sr. dead at the age of 72. >>> leading news this morning. fallout from the firing of bill o'reilly after accusations of sexual harassment. he'll leave fox with a $25 million check according to sources with knowledge of his contract. the severance amounts to a year's salary of the four-year deal he had just signed. a deal that let fox terminate him if he was in a controversy that harmed the network. his firing comes less than a year after ailes was also ousted for sexual harassment. together, o'reilly and ailes were paid $65 million to leave. the women who accused them? $33 million. both have denied any wrong doing. >>> in seattle, three police officers were shot. they were responding to an armed robbery. police exchanged gun fire with the suspects. one was found dead by responding officers. officials have not determined a cause of d

i also write for the jewish journal of los angeles and the l.a. observed and a couple of a other things. our subject is women behind the power, and our panelists have written about how these famous men, three of them, -- how they were shaped or influenced by women. one of the women was one of the most famous people in the world in her day, eleanor roosevelt. another was joan kroc, wife of the mcdonald's mogul. she one as famous but also a dominant figure. the third was interestingly, influenced by not one person but by a movement of women who influenced him. he was the great abolitionist and former slave, frederick douglass. our panelists have two jobs, and as an author i want to point out the most important is the first. for them to talk about their books and n such a compelling manner that you'll all line up afterwards to buy copies and have them sign it, and that guess on right out here. the second is to shed some light on the changing ways women influence men, and things have changed, you know. from the days when lucy trickedd ricky into doing

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l.a. times, the los angeles city attorney's office. cfpd -- majorare two dozen consumer laws on the books. we would have an agency totally devoted to enforcing the law, to really be a cop on the beat. unfortunately what happened at wells fargo is basic fraud and theft. it has been around since the dawn of man. occ had regulators. i don't know why they did not do the job. maybe it was because they were too busy making the law. maybe it was because they were theirsy renovating luxurious office space, which is going to cost us $200 million. maybe they were too busy fighting off the charges of racial discrimination within their own agencies. question, -- last question. announcedeform just regarding copperheads of tax reform. do you have any concerns about how to pay for this in what you make of the tax proposal? jeb: unfortunately it was just released and it literally came from committee and literally came from the house floor so have not been able to see the plan. but i heard it contains things system.s and a flatter i'm probably already

l.a. countsy is 10.2 million. greater los angeles reason, 18.4. so slight difference than the city of san francisco can sit inside it could fit inside probably santa monica region, right? >> santa monica and venice. >> yeah. >> and the economies look very similar. >> so when you compare that to that, yeah, we're the same. but if you look outside, of course. if you compare, let's bring salinas into the picture, compare them to other places here in san bernardino. you know, it's kind of comparing apples and oranges. >> i'll add to that, we've had this on silicon beach, and so forth, and as i looked at the latest numbers on venture capital, there's a lot of this happening in los angeles. there is a transformation happening a little later. but it's coming. snapchat ipo is hopefully feeling the enthusiasm. and the weather and all of that that we have here helping us along here as well. i think these economies are also poised for that digital era, and exports in the services and exports just by virtue of that. because of the entertainment industry as we

bottom of the 11th inning, the angels calhoun singles off madson. l.a.ins in walk off fashion. 2-1 the final. >>> up next, something special happening here at nbc bay area today. we'll tell you about we )re honored and thrilled to share this story w/ you. nbc bay area has just won the presti >>> finally here at 11:00 we are honored and thrilled to share this story with you. nbc bay i area has just won the prestigiouspy peabody award. think of it as the oscars for investigative journalism. we were honored for our exposure of serious problems with the use of police officers on school campuses. our reporting led to policy changes in the bay area and the newly proposed state law that would require schools to outline exactly when officers should and should not get involved on campus. a congratulations to all of us and our investigative unit. jeff, you have seen them working tirelessly behind the scenes. what they do is important for commune activism and journalism. we are extremely proud. >>> we have a quick look at the extended forecast. you can see we have

l.a. 92. it's a documentary about the los angeles rights 25 years ago. joining me now from l.a. is jonathan chen. he's the producer of that national geographic film. with big credit to you, jonathan, you lookal those things, you see that courtroom and it takes us back to that time. talk about where you were when the verdicts were read and what drives you to want to tell this story. >> thanks for having me on. i appreciate it. i was actually a young film student at usc, so i was right there in the heart of it in south central. and i was quite new to los angeles. i had been here for maybe four or five months. and it was an incredibly powerful moment to watch my -- the city that i had chosen to be home explode amidst the racial tensions and all kinds of things like that. so i think when we realized that the 25th anniversary of the civil unrest in los angeles was coming up, we felt that we wanted to be a part of the conversation, for me personally because i had lived through it, but also i think because of where we are now as a country, and in some ways how little we've moved on fro

three distinguished deans unfortunately our fourth dean, dean earnest wilson from los angeles, he flew in from l.a. last night but unfortunately is still in his hotel room not feeling well. so he will perhaps come for a future event. so without further ado, let me introduce the person who conceived and planned and executed this program, our moderator for today is going to be sheri miller of american university. she believes she taught the first public diplomacy course. >> at au. >> at au, yes. sheri. >> okay. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you adam. and i must say that adam worked hand in hand with me to put this panel together and we're very excited because we think this is a topic that needs some continued discussion. so our goal today is to start that discussion about the trends in international relations curricula, implications for public diplomacy. what is the current situation? what should it be? we've asked each dean to speak briefly about a set of questions that we sent to them, and i also asked them if it would be okay if they spoke in the order in which their schools were founded. and

angeles. the mostly african american community of south l.a.fter a jury acquitted four white police officers in the videotaped beating of rodney king, a black motorist who had been stopped for speeding. six people dead and 2,000 wounded. 11,000 were arrested. mireya villarreal shows us how the community has healed a quarter century later. >> reporter: this was the first sign 25 years ago that los angeles was in for a very long night. >> these people are angry and they have every right to be. >> terrible, and there's no police presence down here. >> reporter: police were accused of standing by and letting it happen and while the city was on fire, kjlh radio was in the middle of it. this to you was a war zone. >> uh-huh. you're seeing buildings being burned down, and you're seeing people running for their lives in the streets. not everybody was looting. people were running for dear life. that's a war zone. >> reporter: for four days, d.j.s aundrae russell and lon mcque stop playing music and let callers vent. >> i heard, "we can't take this anymo

this weekend marks 25 years since the scene in los angeles changed our country forever. on april 29th, 1992, l.a. became the site of the most destructive civil disturbance in u.s. history. the beating of rodney king, the acquittal of the officers involved, and the riots that ensued, became an emblem of the country's racial divide. reporter marin austin from our nbc station in los angeles reports. >> to properly tell her granddaughters about the l.a. riots, precious hayes brought 9-year-old london and paris to the l.a. peace parade. there's one piece of history she left out. >> hand and hand, slipping, falling, taking food, taking liquors. >> one of the liquor stores then 20-year-old hayes broke into in 1992 was tom's on florence and normandy. while conducting our interview at the parade, we discovered the owner of the liquor store was standing just a few hundred feet away. ? somebody broke in, take all the merchandise out. whatever they need. >> that somebody was hayes. and her message for choi, she says, is long overdue. >> during the riots, i was a partaker of the madness. and i'm honored to h

angels. top of the 2nd l.a. leading 1-0. espinosa who had the game winning home run last night singles home two more runs and the angels are 5-0 winners. also, golf note here. dustin johnson injured his back falling down a flight of stairs yesterday. we don't know if he is going to tee it up in round one of the masters today. we'll have highlights tonight at 6:00. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great day. >>> today is a big test for a plan to fix california's roads. how much of it could come out of your pocket next. >> reporter: a bay area woman accused of murder will walk out of jail today. ♪[ music ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ comes to the u-s... and police have finally found a bay area delivery driver who went missing after crashing his truck... >>> some difficult topics on the table today when the president of china comes to the u.s. >> police have found a bay area delivery driver who went missing after crashing his truck. >> from the kpix weather center, i'm pumped! i'm ready to go. i fired up my live hi-def doppler radar. i

l.a. you hear about los angeles. >> all the time. >> all the time. >> so it is worse here. >> that is notd. >> we have work to do. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. >>> flying can be frustrating during bad weather but sometimes, pizza can help. a passenger on a flight shared this photo and shows crew handing out free pizza on a flight diverted because of bad weather, yesterday. the plane was supposed to land in atlanta but had to fly to nashville instead. >> i feel like free pizza. >> i was going to say only thing better than pizza is free pizza. >> yes, yes. >> yes. >> where did they get it all. >> i love it. >> all right, cool. >> go for free pizza right now >> it has been quite a day. >> crazy day. >> quite a day, of weather from morning through afternoon , worst of it was through two and 4:00 o'clock, people were outside on the road and it is still a mess out there just heard from our traffic producer tim that there is reports of flooding on i-95 down around the airport heading out on the road and everything looks slower than normal. ponding is still in place and now we are dealing

the angel fans however, looking l.a. cool as they take 2 of 3.a 5-0 lead. >>> we already got used to the fact that tiger doesn't play in the masters. now the number 1 player in the world may not play either. dustin johnson took a serious fall on a staircase at his rental house in arizona today. he is said to be resting with great discomfort. a lower back problem, taking anti-inflammatories. his status for the opening round uncertain. meanwhile, the pomp and circumstance and great history that is the masters continues. leather weather was kind of lousy. but they go on with the par 3 contest anyway. always get the youngsters out there and looking good right there. bubba watson's kids have daddy's stroke, and right into the cup. that's good to see. however the airways are a lit wet out there. remember, we had 9 holes in ones. the ace on 4. 240yards. can't do it any better than that. then, the bad weather, postpones it for the first time in masters history. hopefully, they'll have better weather in augusta tomorrow. >>> meantime, the raiders, i'm goi

. >>> 25 years ago today a scene in los angeles changes our country forever. april 29th, 1992. l.a. became the sight of the most destructivive civil disturbance in history. the beating of rodney king the riots that ensued became a blem of the country as national divide. reporter from our station in austin has more. >> tellter granddaughter precious hayes brought 9-year-old london and paris to the l.a. peace parade in korea town but one piece of history she left out. >> hand in hand slipping falling, taking food, taking liquor. >> one of the liquor stories 20-year-old mace break-in upon parp 29th, 1992 was tomasenen florence on normandy while conduct ts interviews at the processor aid we discovered the owner of the liquor store simon troy standing a few hundred feet away. >> somebody broke in take all the merchandise out whatever they need. >> that somebody was hase and her message for troy she says is long overdue. >> the riots. the madman and i'm honored to have the opportunity to aapologize. >> thank you very much. >> i am so remorseful. >> othank you very much. >> well received a

angels. top of the 2nd l.a. leading 1-0. espinosa who had the game winning home run last night singles home two more runs and the angels are 5-0 winners. also, golf note here. dustin johnson injured his back falling down a flight of stairs yesterday. we don't know if he is going to tee it up in round one of the masters today. we'll have highlights tonight at 6:00. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great day. >>> it is 6:26. working to prevent another disaster. the action the santa clara water district is taking following the coyote creek flood. >> governor brown's self- imposed deadline for a vote on his road repair bill is today. coming up we'll break down how the plan could affect you. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries priced 40-70% off every day. bargainomics. that

the northwestern winner mark lopez of los angeles fought against a battery recycling plant in east l.a that was spewing lead dust into the neighborhood. >>> well we are just a couple days away now from a potential show down between protesters, police, and students at u.c. berkley. >> today we asked university officials. ufrtd officials have made it clear they don't want the conservative figure to show up but she told our frank somerville yesterday that her speech will go on. >>> how police and city officials are preparing today that's on the four on two. >> take a look at wall street yesterday. we are out of the gates with another day on tuesday. the dow about to close and it's up 240 plus points with news of tax cuts looming in washington. >>> bottle rock napa valley is known for its music. and some people are just here to show off their cooking skills. domestic diva martha stuart will be there. also in attendance will be the iron chef. the cooking events are known for matching cooks with celebrities and the past the iron chef taught snoop dog how to roll sushi. this year's celebs inc

l.a. times a short time ago. >> are the polls, they come out with these polls an everybody was surprised, los angeles times shocking, they did a great job. >> so now his opinion about the "l.a. times" might change, it will roll out the entire week, here is part of what they said, still, nothing prepared us for the magnitude of this train wreck, like millions of other americans we clung to the slim hope that the new president would turn out to be all noise and bluster. instead 61 some days in and with about 1,400 to go before his term is completed increasely clear that hopes were displaced. >> elites california was not a state that supported trump, he will never allow us to forget that, but i think what this actually does bring to attention is the fact that the president is having a hard time unifying the country and repeatedly said he wanted to be president, not just for his base but for all of americans. and we're seeing these approval ratings at record lows, also talk about being there for eight years, whether he can do it or not, it's not clear. >> so nice to see you. you're going to get on a jet plane and go se

so i sat down in los angeles yesterday with five l.a.wer players and they are determined to take all this emotion and channel it toward change from things like civil rights to immigration. >> people have begun to realize that we cannot count on our representatives to do this job. that we have to represent our interests. that we cannot just allow a party or person to do this work for us. >> i think a lot of representatives, they get elected and i think they're listening to their constituents until they get elected. >> and bowyer of organi power o mrnlg i marching. >> what purpose does it serve? >> you have to start at the state level and build it from the body up. >> there is strength in numbers. i was on the ground campaigning for jon ossoff. in that district, it's filled with democrats and moderate gop members would just don't feel like they have community support. >> i think what we are starting to need now is more the hope, the fight, we need our new obama. and i think that is what we're all look for. >> we need a new us. we need a ne

now the northwestern winner mark lopez of los angeles fought against an excised battery recycling plant in east l.a. it was putting lead dust into the neighborhood. >> a lot of folks around the world who stand up and fight back face violence, right. and that's in the u.s. as well. now at last night's ceremony there was a sad note as two former prize winners were remembered. a woman from hunduras and a man from mexico. >>> cal state say they are serving more students who are going hungry and some that are homeless. the university has a program called h.o.p.e.. the school opened a food pantry six months ago and today at least 106 students get meals for that pantry. using the student's id cards. >> there were time when is i wouldn't eat for like a day or two and i wouldn't even think of it because i was focusing on where i was going to stay. >> the excitement of the student knowing the university cares this much. >> louie ramos and other financially strapped students can get a supply of food each week. the program is funded by donations. >>> all right. our time is 4:56. coming up president trump is ma

angeles has more. >> reporter: to properly tell her granddaughters about the l.a. riots she brought them to the l.a. peace parade. but there's one piece of history she left out. >> i was hand in hand slipping, falling, taking food, taking liquor. >> reporter: one of the stores 21-year-old hayes broke into was tom's in florence. while conducting the interviews at the parade we discovered the owner of the liquor store was standing just a few hundred feet away. >> somebody broke in and take all the merchandise out. whatever they need. >> reporter: that somebody was hayes and her message for choy she says is long overdue. >> during the riots i was a partaker of the madness and i'm honored to have the opportunity to apologize. >> oh, thank you very much. >> i am so remorseful. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: a well received apology from choy who has since rebuilt his store. >> remembered 25 years ago. i'm very happy today. she said we've been friends again. >> reporter: a friend for life and a less son to go with it. >> not to participate. not to do things that jus

l.a. times story about charter schools expanding where they are not needed in los angeles. modeleet, "the business is to expand regardless of need or quality." guest: it is whose need? randy weingarten's needs? no. . ifit is parents need parents did not want to sign their child up for it -- here is the shift. is taking thehift power and moving it to the parents so they can do what is best for their child. regardless of where charter schools in her mind might be needed, if parents show up and sign their child up than the school is needed according to them. if they don't show up then there would be no need for the school. host: one parent is just in olympia, illinois. caller: think give her much. i had a quick question that i want to ask you when it comes to ,he research by dr. samson whose research is showing that charter schools are expelling students, particularly african-american males and latino students from their andols at very high rates once the students are expelled and the charter school has received the actual foundational spending and operational spending for the

l.a. times" audience is other than people in los angeles. voters -- >> it's interesting that you say that. >> yeah. do you think democrats in wisconsin and pennsylvania are like you know what, i need news on president trump, "l.a. times" online. it may pop up in twitter feeds, but i think that trump voters and conservatives, there are outlets that i know i can trust, outlets that i know that, okay, i -- >> is everyone like that? >> i think voters are savvy at this point. i think that's why there's an innate distrust of this. i just heard charlie brown's trump's voice. >> the first installation got 2 million viewers, readers. are those people that are just curious? >> 20 million people watch "dancing with the stars." i don't think the stretch of the "l.a. times" is quite -- i mean, maybe i'm wrong, sandra, and you disagree. >> reader reaction, pro and con. let's look at it. in the absence of checks and balances in our current government, the fourth estate is needed more than ever. please continue with your excellent and courageous words. let'

angeles riots. the predominantly african american community of south l.a.er a jury acquitted four white police officers in the videotaped beating of rodney king, a black man who was stopped for speeding. police chief charlie beck talked with our danielle nottingham about the l.a.p.d.'s darkest days. >> reporter: let's go back to the 1990s. you're a young sergeant on the force. what was the environment like in los angeles? >> you know, danielle, it was really toxic, tough time to live in the city. >> reporter: back on the day when the four officers are acquitted in the rodney king case-- >> april 29. >> reporter: april 29, the images start coming up on the news. what did you see first that day? >> well, i was working that day. we had a huge crowd begin to assemble, in front of parker center. a number of arrests were made. by the time i got home, my wife said, "what are you doing here?" she said, "look, look on the tv," and there was reginald denny, being pulled out of the truck. i get back in my car and start heading toward the city, and the city was glowing

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l.a. times." let's go to anthony joining us from los angeles. good morning. caller: good morning. host: you are on the air. go ahead. why it's want to know the president make the appointment, why isn't each person that the president put in is not given a chance in front of the senate? ignoreld they sit up and who obama appointed for a whole year and then want to skip the nominee for the new one? that is what the problem is. host: thank you. horrific situation inside syria. the death toll now in excess of 70. hundreds injured. believedxic sarin gas to be responsible for this attack. want to show you this headline from the "wall street journal." ambassador nikki haley showing pictures, including more than a dozen children who were killed as a result of this attack by the assad regime. this is likely among the issues that will come up next week when rex tillerson traveled to moscow. he will have a meeting with the russian foreign minister. that again takes place next wednesday. the president today traveling to mar-a-lago. he will meet with president xi of china. tom, malibu, californ

angeles. five long days that claimed the lives of more than 50 people. a defining moment for our nation. to some it's known as the l.a. riots. to others, the uprising. >> there's my truth, there's your truth, and then there's the truth. >> l.a. had it all. we had beaches. >> the hollywood sign. >> it was magical. >> oh, man. it's going to hit the fan. >> reporter: how this happened in the city of angels is the story that oscar winner john ridley takes on with his new documentary "let it fall." >> based on my experiences, my upbringing, every aspect of it makes me angry. >> reporter: the beating of rodney king by four white police officers pushed the city to the brink. then when the officers were found not guilty on charges of assault and excessive use of force, the city exploded in violence. that was april 29th, 1992. but ridley's film begins ten years earlier. >> this was not something that happened because of one incident, because of one issue, and did not affect just one community. >> in the early '80s, the street gangs started to connect with the drug dealers. >> we are determined to take back the streets of los

angeles. >> that's an -- i remember the l.a. riots. i mean to see how much l.a. anged and nads have roy choi is doing great work in los angeles. >> i can't believe it's within 25 years. >> yeah. >>> fair or not, it's become a measure of the modern pretz dency. what's been accomplished in the first 100 days as president trump marks the milestone today, we'll look back at the record of his predecessors and see how this focus on these first few weeks got started in the first place. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." and let roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba throughout your home. cleaning under furniture, along edges, and in corners. and roomba's patented 3-stage cleaning system agitates, brushes and suctions dirt from your floors for up to 2 hours, recharging itself when it needs to. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba, from irobot. better. together. no one burns on my watch! try alka seltzer heartburn relief chews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmmm...amazing. i have h