>> leonardo: no.ted to say? >> leonardo: i try to be the most honest writer that i can be, and i think that i have said all that i can say. the problem is that we need in cuba a lot of money because it's a very beautiful city, but the people have many problems to live. with the space, with the structure of the buildings. >> anthony: for dessert -- ah, awesome. flan, cooked in a cut down beer can. thank you. you're a successful author. you've been around the world. you've traveled? during difficult periods of cuban history, i'm sure, you had many opportunities to live in miami or barcelona or los angeles and yet you stayed in the same house, the same neighborhood. why? >> leonardo: because i like it. i live -- to live in cuba, near to the cuban people, near to the cuban language. for me, it's very important. ♪ >> anthony: yes, the future is here. but the past, too, is everywhere. the buildings, the cars, the ars of the whole system are still largely stuck in time. >> crowd: juana! juana! juana! juana!

leonardo: je, quedaba... [ríe] ¡ganamos! lorenzo: sí. leonardo: "you lost".an a dejar ir. leonardo: ay, pues, ¿quién te manda a llegar tarde? lorenzo: ay, solo fueron dos horitas, ni que fuera tanto.

leonardo's t-100 already trains fighter pilots in israel and italy. this is an upgraded version of the golden eagle which already trains pilots in south korea and other parts of the world. lockheed says if it wins the contract, production can begin immediately. >> we can deliver new trainer aircraft at least two years ahead of the air force's schedule. the reason we can do that, low-risk, on-time, on-cost program, is because we've done all the basic design and development and test work to shea th show that everything is ready today. >> reporter: analysts expect a bidding dogfight that will come down to lockheed versus boeing. >> i think lockheed has an in-production aircraft which gives us an advantage. but i believe what boeing is offering is more tailored to what the request for proposal is all about. >> reporter: for now, contenders are busy taking to the skies to rack up test miles, in a contract face-off that could over coming months prove to be a wild ride. for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan in greenville, south carolina. >>> stil

leonardo rocha, bbc news.cientists, it's also as big as the rock of gibraltar, the british overseas territory, on the southern tip of spain. it's an asteroid snappily—named 2014—j025. this is it, the largest object to come this close to us since 200a. so, how worried should we be? well nasa is describing it as a "very close approach." but the rock has now passed us at a distance of 1.8 million kilometres. i asked dr paul chodas, from nasa's centre for near—earth object studies, why, given that margin, we're even talking about it. astronomically speaking, really close, 0k. objects of this peak don't come that close very often and when i say this big it is a kilometre in size, so that is before asteroids that approach the earth. so, how difficult is it at this point to spot these asteroids because we were talking earlier and you said that an asteroid hit earth in 2008. yes, a very little one that was just a in 2008. yes, a very little one that wasjust a a in 2008. yes, a very little one that was just a a few met

leonardo rocha, bbc news. britain's prince harry's admission that he struggled to cope in the yea rs that he struggled to cope in the years following the death of his mother princess diana. his words have provoked a huge response, so much so that the prince has said he is simply amazed at what is happening. peter hunt has the story. his report contains flashing images from the start. this year this race has a special focus on a princely passion, mental health. prince harry has attracted widespread praise this week for his honesty when he spoke of the anguish and anxiety he suffered four years after his mother's death. it was only right to share my experiences to hope to encourage others to come forward and reduce or smashed that stigma, to make it easierfor them to talk about their own experiences —— smash. i wasjust doing my bit. was it liberating or scary? look, once you've heard so many stories from so many other people, and if you can relate to that it's only right you talk about your own experiences. all

leonardo rocha, bbc news.ies of magma. how satellites could predict volcanic eruptions from space. we will tell you more. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought they would actually go through with it. some places have already had nearly as much rain as they'd normally expect in an entire year. for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning next wednesday sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. this is bbc world news. i'm chris rogers. the latest headlines: candidates for the french presidency have staged some of their last major rallies before the election. sunday's first round vote looks too close to call. two people have been killed after violence marred venezuela's biggest anti—governm

leonardo rocha, bbc news.ly to hold a snap election in june. in the end, it was little more than a formality with 522 votes to 13 backing the prime minister's plans to send britain to the polls three years early. theresa may says it's necessary to guarantee stability and a strong hand for the uk during brexit negotiations. campaigning has already kicked off, here's what the party leaders said during their first election rallies. that is what this election is about, providing strong and stable leadership to take britain through brexit and beyond. it is about strengthening our hand in the negotiations which lie ahead and it's about sticking to our plan or a stronger britain that will enable us to procure that more stable and secure future for this country and ta ke secure future for this country and take the right long—term decisions for the future. it's about strong and stable leadership in the national interest. this election is about the future of all of us, the future of our children, the future of socialjus

leonardo rocha, bbc news. social media reports that the tennis star is pregnant. serena has posted a selfie on snapchat showing a small bump, and the words ‘20 weeks'. now that's quite a big deal news—wise, in itself, but it also suggests she was in the early stages of pregnancy when she won the australian open injanuary. live to our sport presenter mark edwards. she must have been eight weeks pregnant when she did that. what an athlete. incredible. as if she hasn't done everything already, although her agent did confirm it was the end of the season, but she is looking forward to a return in 2018. as you mentioned she teased us earlier in the day when she posted that each on snapchat, appearing to show the bump, and the caption 20 weeks. in december she already announced her engagement. she hasn't played since the aussie open, citing any injury, and it now seems she was pregnant. eight weeks pregnant. she wouldn't be the first top women's player to return to competition after having a baby. an australian also

abby: as leonardo the right person? pete: did you like to sign you made?ey fly around in their chats. he clearly picked the climate. there's only so much we can do in terms of pollution. they clearly understand that they would be flying around in jets all the time. pete: you are part of a new show called news specialist. >> so exciting. me, eric bolling, anthony williams into gas specialist based on the news of the day. pete: says delphi people, but a different name. the specialist will comment on either side? >> exactly. the whole idea is the opinions, 40% will change based on who the specialists are ever single day. pete: who are they on monday? >> mark cuban on monday. it will be a new studio, fun. i'm really excited about it. we all have different views. the two specialists will change all that tired. nothing anyone's ever seen before. check it out. abby: so exciting. think exciting. thanks for being with us this morning. the liberal media reacts to the harrisburg rally. and here's a hint. they didn't like it. >> chris wallace, kellyanne conway and mor

what will your relationship be with leonardo?irst of all, has been a shareholder to of io -- to avio for many years. we have always believed in the story of launchers. it has shared in our vision. why? this is a marvelous performer. , by participating directly in the equity of the company. in essence, this is a massive management buyout in combination with leonardo. guy: great to speak with you this morning. congratulations on the listing. matt: up next, amid sharp drop in car sales in the u.s., ford is steering towards china. continues to steer towards china. we interview the ceo, mark theds and get his odds on ford growth company. that is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: after a scorching we can come at london cools a bit today but nevertheless blue skies prevail. they last. how long enjoy it. i think today could be one of the better days. i am here with the weather forecast as well as what is happening in the markets. let us talk about what is happening on this screen. is the big name at the front and center of the downside.

he has been a figure in hollywood, and him playing howard hughes recently, played by leonardo dicapriortin scorsese's the aviator, he is a strange and shadowy figure that warren beatty plays himself. like indiana jones, with a pilot jacket. i think warren beatty becomes obsessed with the mania that howard hughes himself was overtaken by and the film becomes oppressive and more oppressive. you think it will be light and fluffy and full of ‘50s jazz numbers, but it isn't. the romance between lily collins and alden ehrenreich, it is overshadowed by his ego in his own film, a howard hughes thing to do. i see where he was going but it is like oscars night — chaos awaits those fingertips! he will never live it down! letters from baghdad. we've all heard about lawrence of arabia but not many people have heard of gertrude bell, the queen of the desert? yes, maybe we have heard of lawrence of arabia because of that epic tribute. gertrude bell never really had hers, and this documentary is as epic as it gets. there is another film with nicole kidman, but this is a more fitting tribute through th

y rumbo a la casa blanca se encontraba el actor leonardo dicaprio y tambiÉn estÁ hispana que venÍa desdelos que estÁn aquÍ, estÁn enojados. lo que estÁ claro es que despuÉs de estos 100 dÍas, ellos dicen que no a parar. la marcha fue pacÍfica pero el mensaje, desafiante. enrique: esta noche en la ediciÓn lo turna como mÁs cobertura sobre los primeros 100 dÍas del presidente donald trump. vuelvo con ustedes. fÉlix: es evidente que estos 100 dÍas de la era trump han golpeado con fuerza a la comunidad de indocumentados que temen ser deportados. el estado de incertidumbre es tal que hasta tienen miedo de ir al mÉdico o de denunciar un acto de violencia domÉstica. las mujeres y los niÑos han resultado los mÁs afectados por estas polÍticas migratorias. reportera: el miedo en estos Últimos tres meses, se ha hecho costumbre entre la comunidad inmigrante. asÍ lo asegura esta mujer de georgia quien presenciÓ cómo las autoridades migratorias posaron algunas puertas el complejo de apartamentos donde vive. >> es triste vivir la situaciÓn que estamos viviendo ahora. ya no podemos tener paz ni con noso

event, like-minded politicians and celebrities, including former vice president al gore and leonardoaprio. >> after today, what is the most important step for people on climate change? we need to take the energy here, we need to take the people's energy, we need to go back to our communities. please, run for office. let's take these people's power and build it up right up until we take control of the building behind us. >> reporter: two leaders expressed to me they don't want an adversarial debate with president trump over these issues. they pointed out that economic growth doesn't have to come at the cost of the environment, and for the past eight years, they say it didn't. the activists are ready to work with the president if he embraces that idea, but they're also willing to stage more protests if he doesn't. brian todd, cnn. >>> in 2016, it was then presidential candidate president trump and russian president vladimir putin, certainly a relationship that has raised eyebrows about the connection between the two. observers thought the old cold war enemies might set off to be allies

howard hughes recently of course played by leonardo dicaprio in martin scorsese's the aviator.fferent howard hughes, right near the end of his life. a very strange, shadowy figure that warren beatty himself plays with a moustache, almost indiana jones—like, kind of pilot's jacket and hat. the problem is that i think beatty becomes very obsessed with the mania that hughes himself was overtaken by and the film becomes very depressive and oppressive. where you think it will be light and fluffy and full of ‘50s jazz numbers, it isn't. the romance between lily collins and alden ehrenreich, the chauffeur and the starlet, it is overshadowed by beatty‘s own performance and perhaps his own ego overtaking his own film, which is quite a howard hughes thing to do. i see where he was going with this but kind of like on oscar night — a little bit of chaos and disaster awaits those fingertips. he'll never live this down, will he. let's move on. letters from baghdad. we've all heard about lawrence of arabia but not many people have heard of gertrude bell, the queen of the desert? indeed, the f

wear a "try to go incognito" hoodie with wingman leonardo dicaprio. getting cozy with a mystery blonde at the same time as rumors circle that he's hookin' up with "vampire diaries"' nina dobrev. but a source close to nina tells us they are, quote, just friends. they have the same manager and have known each other for a long time. there is nothing romantic going on between the two. >>> now, back to leo, remember the rumors that surfaced in 2015 that he and rihanna were dating. ♪ work work work >> our spy saw the singer who was totally on her fashion game, wearing this body suit and mask, talking up leo at a party. but quote, there wasn't any romantic energy between them. they seemed more like friends. ♪ >> but the real winner of coachella was headliner lady gaga. ♪ >> she performed her new single and filmed new scenes with bradley cooper. meanwhile, miles and miles away, jennifer lopez and a-rod were steaming things up at the dominican republic. on the dance floor following the concert. >> okay, coming up next -- an emergency at richard smons' house. n

event, like-minded politicians and celebrities, including former vice president al gore and leonardo dicaprio. >> after today, what is the most important step for people on climate change? we need to take the energy here, we need to take these people's energy, we need to go back to our communities. please, run for office. let's take these people's power and build it right up until we take control of the building behind us. >> reporter: two protest leaders stressed to me they don't want an adversarial debate with president trump over these issues. they claim environmental growth doesn't have to come at the cost of the environment, and they said for the past eight years, it didn't. they're willing to work with the president if he's willing to embrace that idea, but they're also willing to lead more protests if he doesn't. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> up next on "cnn newsroom" as the trump white house marks a milestone, we'll look at the president's foreign policy and ask whether the u.s. is winning the fight against terror in the middle east. >>> plus, trump voters weigh in on his

washington hasta nueva york afuera de la torre trump, y rumbo a la casa blanca se encontraba el actor leonardoue estÁn aquÍ estÁn enojados, unos quieren que trump salga del poder y otros quieren que simplemente los escuchan, lo que estÁ claro es que despuÉs de estos 100 dÍas ellos dicen que no van a parar. la marcha fue pacÍfica pero el mensaje desafiante. presentadora: este prÓximo lunes 1 de mayo, dÍa del trabajo, servirÁ como plataforma para que miles de migrantes salgan a la calle a pronunciarse contra las polÍticas agresivas de la nueva administraciÓn que han infundido el terror en la comunidad extranjera. reportero: la seÑora hace pancartas en forma de corazÓn. >> el antÍdoto para lo que estamos viviendo, creo que va a hacer el amor. para contrarrestar el odio hacia esta comunidad. reportero: esta es una de diversas pancartas que portarÁn las personas que participarÁn en la marcha del 1 de mayo, tratando de enviar un mensaje a quienes con sus polÍticas han atacado a la comunidad inmigrante. >> esta gente viene a trabajar, a echarle ganas a este paÍs. reportero: un sÍmbolo de resistencia,

one of the most famous is the leonardo did ivinci's last supper. it's been redone and parodied and looked into. they've restored it recently. it's just beautiful. a beautiful piece of perspective. there's also more modern pieces. dolly has the supplement of the last supper. same picture. it's the picture of him instituting last supper. it looks a little more spaceship. dolly as you and i discovered became a catholic so a lot of his heart was about jesus and his scriptures. >> and we'll see it again. >> the cruise fiction interestingly enough for the first several hundred years of christians they did not depict the crucifixion. it wasn't until 4th, 5th century that people started depicting it. others depicted it more beautiful and you can see even here you see the glow around christ but it is still something where he is being dying on the cross. >> the first one we saw was. >> oops i have to look at my list. della francesca. >> will and then valasquez. >> this is another dolly and it's supposed to be st. john of god's cross and it's supposed to depi

lee: leonardo da vinci once said that simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication. this week's "full frame," guests are proving that simple ideas to foster change can have the most profound impact. i'm may lee in los angeles. let's take it "full frame." welcome back. see this bar of soap? well, did you know it has the

leonardo dicaprio, al gore and richard branson, keep you posted on fat. the president opting out of the white house correspondents dinner. the first since ronald reagan in 1981. ronald reagan had good reason, he had been shot. in this case the president has more important things to do like an audience in harrisburg, pennsylvania, a state where his victory turned the tide and produce one of the most shocking upset and political history. on the short list, declined the opportunity to be the president's labor secretary. very good to have you. >> good to be with you. neil: why did you declined that post? >> i can help the president a lot more where i am in congress. he needs some loyal soldiers who will fight for him and i don't think it was a bad decision. the most important thing as we get his agenda across the finish line and he needs loyal folks who are willing to get in the trenches and fight for him. neil: given the fact the replacement candidates holding on to republican seats and you were wise to do so but let me ask a little bit about what is at stak

but right now, getting lots of star power there with actor leonardo dicaprio. >>> all right.shing the government's jobs report, while on the campaign trail, the numbers we're seeing now are going on president trump's record. so far, more than 300,000 new jobs have been added in just two months. a much better start than his four predecessors. but trump's lofty goal of 25 million jobs over the next decade will be a very tall order. cnn's christine romans breaks down the numbers. >> reporter: fredricka, on the campaign trail then candidate trump was very critical of the american jobs market. he called it a disaster. he said the official jobs statistics were phony and a hoax. now 100 days into his presidency he sings a very different tune. >> we've created over 600,000 jobs already in a very short period of time. it's going to really start catching on now because some of the things we've done are bigley and they are catching on. >> reporter: big league and catching on. let's deconstruct that 600,000 new jobs claim. when you add february and march the official jobs statistics when

star leonardo dicaprio was also in the crowd.amedics got 50 medical calls, mostly heat related. 40 people went to the hospital. >>> if you're flying you can expect more delays at san francisco international airport. here's a live look outside the airport this morning. one of the airport's four runways is closed through tonight for a paving project and that's reduced the number of flights that sfo can serve. so far the most delays and cancellations have affected short haul flights to and from western coast cities. you can get up to date information by contacting your airline. the paving will continue every weekend until mid-june. >>> just ahead, whales are a sight to see this time of year in monterey bay. find out what marine biologists are saying about the number of kills in just one week. >>> but first as we head to break, here's a live look outside from our abc 7 news exploratory camera at pier 15. clear skies to begin your sunday, but there is the possibility of some rain in the forecast. lisa the energy conscious whopeople am

we took a trip to leonardo helicopter in northeast philadelphia where engineers are building the first commercial tilt rotor in the world. the half airplane, half helicopter soon will be available for transport and private flights, it flies twice as fast as helicopter and climbs to the height of the plane. >> that is a new whole revolution abe you are not stopping in an airport, waiting to take off, you are up in the air, you are flying and then back down again. >> coming up tonight, at 11:00 " reporter david spunt will take you behind the scenes and also let us know when to expect to see this machine taking office tonight at 11:00. >>> dozens of people came out to plant trees in camden, new jersey to celebrate arbor day to day. >> this morning follow action arrived to dig and plant alongside camden day nursery school, getting little won involved group planted six trees that they say absorb storm water run off and reduce sewer overflows in that area. >> that was the cutest thing i have ever seen. >> i was going to say she had a better green thumb then you and i. >> cute little shovel.

she met with al gore and leonardo dicaprio.it is encouraging jared kushner wants to focus on innovation, but when you think about nefgs it is connected to things like technology, research. the nih defunded, research, we are seeing less and less of that from the government. she is in a very difficult position, but she has chosen to be in the fast lane. if she wants to be in that fast lane, she has to put her seatbelt on and be accountable. in terms of what can she do, actually try to move things in terms of policy. and if her father does listen to her so closely, we would like to see where. you know, she said something in th interview that her father knows where she agrees with him and where she doesn't. the american people want to know. you know, when that women's march took place ivanka didn't comment on it, she didn't make a statement. it doesn't mean she has to be in support of it but to acknowledge it. justin trudeau did. he recognized that people wanted their voice heard. she was seeing a show at the same night president t

this from our americas editor, leonardo rocha.y cold the mother of all protests. it cold for a new elections and the release of opposition politicians. the opposition politicians. the opposition blames president to one and his predecessor for the country's serious economic crisis. many venezuela ns say country's serious economic crisis. many venezuelans say the country is on the verge of collapse. many venezuelans say the country is on the verge of collapselj many venezuelans say the country is on the verge of collapse. i think we will reach victory with this protest. this is the second independence of venezuela. this is the day we have been waiting for, lobbying for. the confrontation quickly chooses conflict with security forces. in caracas, they fired at protesters. the violence wasn't restricted to the capital. this was the scene in san cristobal in the west of the country, where protesters also clashed with riot police. but the president remained defiant, speaking at a rally of his supporters, he accused the opposition of plo

we have heard from her in the past she cares about climate change, met with al gore and leonardo decaprio she do. it's encouraging that jared kushner wants to focus on innovation. that's detectived to things like technology, research, science, the nih being defunded. research, we are seeing less and less of that coming from the government. she is in a very difficult position. but she has now chosen to be in the fast lane. 23 we wants to be in the fast lane she has to put her seat belt on and be accountable. in terms of what can she do, actually try to move things in terms of policy. if her father does listen to her so closely we'd like to see where. she said something in that interview per father knows where she agrees with him and where she doesn't. the americanr american people want to know. when the women's march took place, ivanka didn't comment. didn't make a statement. doesn't mean she has to support it, but she should acknowledge it. justin trudeau acknowledged it saying people want to have a voice. if she is going to be a voice a voice of reason, we would love to hear it as you kn

dreamed that i was a poor vietnamese girl, and you guys made me ride a big scary bull, and then leonardo dicaprio gave me a spank for several hours. hey, how did you guys won those terrence and phillip dolls ? oh, nowhere. ha, ha, ha. wait a minute, you guys did make me ride that bull ! no, cartman, that was just a dream. bye ming lee... thanks again. ha, ha, ha. son of a bitch ! captioning made possible by comedy central [patriotic music] ♪ - from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, "the daily show" with trevor noah presents... ♪ - welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah, and we are continuing our run of specials featuring the individuals that make up the best fucking news team. with me tonight is our very own desi lydic. desi... i'm excited for you. - oh! thank you. - what would you say has been your greatest achievement being on "the daily show?" - uh, probably not giving birth on air. pretty proud of myself for that. - wait, you were really pregnant? - yeah. no, i was really pregnant. - what? - you don't remember that? - i thought it was, like, a stunt. i thoug

al gore, leonardo dicaprio and david matthews. inconvenient truth number two.-. >> jamie, i want to ask you, should that run the reputation if you predict the world is going to end 10 years ago and you're still around 11 years later making another movie? >> i don't see your point. you know, who would be more for global warming? i do live in alaska. and it would help us out, it is freezing there. >> but you chose that.>> i did choose. remind me why. and the other day -- was frozen. it was literally the cold indoors. i saw the inconvenient truth. some of the video does make me sad. it is a real problem but we have to make sure the science is there before we give money to certain people. and you always see the video of the polar bear. and who doesn't love polar bears besides their natural enemy? [laughter] but you see a polar bear and an iceberg and it is getting smaller and the polar bear and you know i don't blame emissions. i blame the cameraman. reach your hand out, help a bear. [laughter] put the turtle upright when he's upside down. i mean - >> you know i lo

leonardo balderas tells us the woman in the plaid shirt. . who we've learned is named kodi. .d the manager if she could take a break.leonardo balderas/ witness:"she refused. the other black lady told her, 'you ain't goin nowhere. you're a b.' the white lady told her, 'i'ma show you a b.'" and then this."i see this on facebook on black friday sales, you know? maybe over shoe releases, but many black friday sales."as a customer tried to break them up. . you see the pink shirted fighter grab a bottle. . and hit kodi in the face. that's when another customer witha baby in one arm. . breaks them apart with the other."clearly i left the video on so that other store owners can see what goes on when two employees have a dispute. why not do something about it?"kodi's mom tells us she's 20-years-old. . has a learning disability, autism, and schizophrenia. . and that the other woman had been bullying her. she says kodi toldmanagement and nothing was done. . so thursday. . she fought back. this is a picture of the gash over her eye. we made several attempts to get a responsefrom the 99 ce

a key series of nuns dmbers discovered by leonardo fibinnachi. son's currently got a floor at 79, with a second high of 76 to 77. if the stock stays above these zones, then the stock is ready to rally. broden believes there could be a rally up to 99 if it can keep the momentum going. that is a pretty bullish forecast. this is a gigantic stock, threw's a huge caveat. if exxon violates the core support, meaning if it goes below 76 and change. her whole analysis is wrong. i think it gets cheaper as the stock goes down for technicians, they often say you ought to cut and run. with this one in mind, when you see this pattern, let's go to chevron, let's see the weekly chart of chevron, just like we saw with the price of oil itself, chevron's got a bullish pattern of higher highs and higher lows, with chevron currently trading at 108, broden sees two lows, one is the 105 area, one is 102. a timing cycle came through in the last few days of march, right after it made its low of 106. that suggests the stock has already gone through decline mode, now we sh

al gore and actor leonardo decap pry owe will be there. hundreds of smaller climate marches are planned in cities across the country. >>> virginia could be one of the states hit hardest by rising sea levels. noaa report says levels could rise 10 to 12 feet in the next 80 years. florida would be the most affected state by total population, but virginia is in the top five. study says under most extreme circumstances landmarks such as the jefferson memorial, the naval academy, jfk airport and mar-a-lago could all be underwater by the year 2100. >> i just can't imagine that. even thoh we could be losing precious landmarks. >> you always see these things about what could happen in the future. certainly something to obviously keep our eye on and keep in touch with for now. our weather as far as temperatures are concerned, it was warm yesterday. >> it was. you could feel humidity creeping in. if we go towards the weekend, we have near record high temperatures. going to keep getting warmer. warm today into the week. today will be in the 80s again.

star leonardo dicaprio was in the crowd. paramedics got 50 medical calls, mostly heat-related.r people went to the hospital. >>> a commitment to peace and unity marked the way los angeles marked the 25th anniversary of one of the darkest hours any american city has faced. traditional korean drummers played and doves were released 25 years after large parts of l.a. erupted in riots. days of violence, looting and fires followed their outrage after the acquitals of white police officers in the beating of black moetd rist rodney king. today's message focused on healing. >> i think there have been some strides made. i really do. even though they are not as significant as they should have been. >> we're more resilient. we're more of an example. but we're not perfect. we're an imperfect paradise. and we still have to get closer to perfect. >> several days of rioting hit korean merchants hard. they lost an estimated $400 million. >>> if you're flying, you can expect more delays at san francisco international airport tomorrow. here's a live look at the airport. one of the four runways i

event like minded politicians and celebrities including former vice president al gore and leonardo dicapriohat is the most important step for people on climate change. we need to take the energy here and the people's energy and go back to our communities. please run for office. let's take this people's power and move it up until we take control of the building behind us. >> they stress to me they don't want a adversarial with the issues. they are ready to work with president trump if he is ready to embrace the idea but they're also ready to lead more protest ifs he isn't. >> are the president's interior secretary is trying to ease the concerns some of these environmental activists over the issue of drilling. how has that played with the protestors and the activists. >> they are really up in arms today and off the u.s. coast for drilling. they're up in arms about that. they are not just going to review oil and gas drilling but they're going to review possible ideas for wind energy development. he's trying to tell them they're working with them on the issues they really care about but a lot o

former vice president al gore and leonardo dicaprio are expected to among them. aimed at trump administration policies than last weekend's march for science and earth day rally. hundreds of smaller rallies planned across the city. >> broccoli city is a festival centered around music and healthy living. here to talk about this year's festival are marcus allen and darrell. guys, great to have you with. >> good morning. let's start first, give me the big picture here. broccoli city. what is it. explain it to me. >> sure. really setting trends for healthy living and making it cool to think about the environment with healthy situations and be able to do that and have a good time. >> who is the target audience here. who do you want to be out here this weekend. >> urban millennials. races from all over the country, all coming here next week and over the past -- over the next week. >> this is also, there's a strong component here of healthy eating. so how do you incorporate that and how do you get others to get on board with that to maybe change some habits and develop s

even one of hollywood's most outspoken environmental advocates, leonardo dicaprio, was among the crowdnats despite the march, the president plans to mark the end of this first 100 days, but it won't be in washington.. instead, trump is holding another campaign-style rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania... that too happens to coincide with another event.. the annual white house corespondents dinner - which raises money for journalism scholarships. trump will be the first sitting president to miss the ceremony since ronald reagan ...who was recovering from an assassination attempt in 1981. i'm ashley corum reporting. (jrstone) the environmental protection agency has removed most of the information on climate change from its website. according to the agency-- the web site is being updated to "reflect the approach of new leadership." an e-p-a administrator previously expressed doubt about the reasons for climate change. environmental groups have expressed concern about the agency's decision to remove information about climate change from the website. (jr stone) breaking news out of contra cos

the protest even attacked one of hollywood's most outspoken environmental advocates-- leonardo dicaprio. a number of policy makers also made an appearance at the demonstration on the nation's capitol. (rep. nydia velazquez/(d) new york): "it is shameful that the president who comes from new york could deny that climate change is an environmental issue." butted to (gene karpinski/march leader): "today is a critically important day to send a message to the president that the public is against all that he's doing to destroy our clean energy economy to roll back clean air and water protections."(jrstone) president trump was not at the white house to witness the march... instead-- he held a rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania celebrating is first 100 days in office. this also coinsides with the annual white house corespondents dinner-- which raises money for journalism scholarships. trump will sitting president to ceremony since reagan... who was from an attempt in 19- (justine) environmentalist by the thousands huddled in oakland today... activists mobilizing for the "people's climate movemen

orlando bloom and leonardo dicaprio tried to go incognito in hoodies. see them there.the real fashion queen though, rhi-rhi. in bedazzled body suit. posing for you. >> an interesting pose. we are calling this space glam. >> huh. it's hot. it's really hot in the desert. 94 degrees with a wind chill of 92. >> the fashion. cam newton. we heart cam newton. well, his shirt and short, one critic said it looks like grandma's shower curtain. an insult to grandma's shower curtain by the way. does beg the question -- who wore it better? >> grandma or the shower? >> hillary clinton. >> thinking hillary clinton. >> better dress, our own anchor, lisa mcree on her way to the desert. when last we saw her. she was trying to hitch a ride. uber wouldn't pick her up. united wouldn't fly her dressed like that the she has now arrived. >> she has indeed. geared up for it. snapped this picture partying with katy perry. >> is that katy perry. >> a tough gig for lisa. >> her with blond hair. right. they're twinning. >> um, i guess that is katy perry. and the party there just yesterday. >> lisa

lee: leonardo da vinci once said that simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication.s week's "full frame," guests are proving that simple ideas to foster change can have the most profound impact. i'm may lee in los angeles. let's take it "full frame."

. >> reporter: nicholas and trapping partner leonardo driving in the car keeping all eyes on the lookl find. >> i saw a little gloss and big square brown patch and automatically i knew what it w was. >> python, python! second i get out of the car i look over, it's this big python stretch right there where the trees meet the water, and when we jumped at it he goes and he grabs it by the tail the second he grab it by the tail the snake starts to bee line into the trees. so he tells me go for the head. go for the head. i'm trying get into the trees because it's all over the place. >> reporter: as theories she would for their catch their struggle was just beginning. >> i tried to pull it so it won't go into the water and the snake turns around and bee lines towards my face. that's when he came and in he jumped from behind and he grabbed it by the head and even got nipped a couple times. >> minutes later they were finally able to get their grasp and get that snake into a massive bag and throw it in the back of their van it's all part of the python challenge to protect the everglades. 75 pe

actor leonardo dicaprio, richard branson and former vice president al gore are among the celebrities expected to attend. and organizers say unlike last weekend's march for science, tomorrow's demonstration will be more political and aimed at specific trump administration policy. >>> turns out being commander in chief is more difficult than president trump first thought. >> yeah, we are going to tell you what mr. trump misses about his old life, plus a look back at the incidents that stalled race relations 25 years ago today. >>> by the time i get to la plata, the windshield in my car is broken out. >> but right after the break, the track of the tornado that left this damaged dier >>> we are back at la plata live. we will be here all evening. that is the the pa -- that is the a episcopal church. >> let's go over the track of the la plata tornado. first touching down southwest of jackson in quick'sburg, virginia and we put out a warning it was on the ground. weaker but destroyed three homes and 19 barns. it raced eastward not on the ground but we had reports of funnel clouds and large

actor leonardo dicaprio and richard branson are expected to be on hand for tomorrow's march. joining me now, the founder of the virgin group, sir richard branson. welcome back to the show. >> nice to see you again. >> you're here in washington working with al gore on the climate march tomorrow. obviously one of the goals is to bring attention to this issue. what is the message to president trump? if you're here, you're hoping he will receive the message. what's the message? >> just to listen to scientists. 98% of scientists are completely convinced that the world has a problem. 190 nations met in paris and agreed to head toward carbon neutrality by 2050. and it is very, very important that america doesn't diverge from that. and i think it is in the interests of america. even for those people like president trump who are climate ske skeptics, create an energy revolution for your children and grandchildren where you can have clean air, create hundreds of thousands of jobs, and where you can bring the price of fuel to a level which would be half of what it is today forever. >> o