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t cohn reports now from anotherf the cities hoping to be on that list. that would be los angelesf hollywood, glitz, glamour and, yes, as l.a.'s mayor, a serious world-class business environment. >> it is not the third largest economy of any city in the world,yofter t and we graduate more engineers of any city around,t' whether logistics and the creative capital and international traded yohink los angeles offers something very different than almost every city in americ >> amazon is the only amazon timist on the west coast, buck th conventional wisdom that the company wants to expand far from its existing headquarters in seattle, but the company hashat said only that it wants a metro area with a million people, a stable, business-friendly environment, a place that can attract talent d creative thinking on locations. if there's one thing l.a.'s got is creativity. >> the moment i heard about it i said los angeles. >> city council memr bob blumenfield is pushing the san fernando v fernando valley, once the hose of an ace plant. >> they're being looking for brains? come to los angeles.

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. >> the city council has no control over the star but they passed a resolution asking the los angeles citylywood chamber of commerce, to remove it. the west hollywood mayor pro tem said in a statement the west hollywood city council did not pass the resolution because donald trump is a conservative or a republican. earning a star on the hollywood walk of fame is an honor. but one who belittled and attacked minorities, immigrants, people with disabilities or women, the honor no longer exists. we can classify that mayor is someone who is anti-trump. some folks are in support of the president, mike says who cares? remove it, having his face i'm not rushmore is better anyway. another twitter user writing it is becoming obvious donald trump needs a chrome stainless steel star. hollywood walk of fame star has been destroyed twice since he became president, last time was two weeks ago with austin clay, he has been charged with felony vandalism, he could serve up to three years if convicted of that. rob: a slap on the wrist. todd: mighty ducks was one of my all-time favorites. what is going on now

there are angels in the city watching over the people below listening to the thought. the west of the city closed in behind the wall frozen in low intensity conflict a bizarre standoff that had already lasted decades. and. we shot in the winter of one thousand nine hundred six that time the war was as impermeable as it ever would be but our angels could walk right through it. the angels see into the homes and hearts of palin's trouble didn't have a chance they hear the endless streams of the thoughts. of the streets and. the. wings of desire is the ultimate berlin film in which all the shadows of the past meets up infused with the city's ultimate love of life. rest assured pearl in cinematic journey will continue there are many more stories waiting to be told and. so there you have it our personal choice the bird in movies perhaps you disagree drop us a line with your comments and visit our website for more about berlin on film until next time been. going to. kill and africa smart solutions for now environmental. deniers now see horses endangered they're only found at

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by the end of the 1920s, the city of los angeles, california was a reality. an urban giant grown-up in a place where no city should rightly be. this book is a story of this extraordinary transformation. it begins in 1900, when los angeles was still a largely agricultural town with 100,000 residents and one with - - regarded as having no future. the growth that followed had nothing natural or inevitable about it. each step had to be conceived, engineered and sold to an often skeptical public. as with any evolutionary process, not all visions of the city's future survived this test. some would die quickly and fruitlessly. others would prove unsustainable over the long term. post a side by the interest of richer and more powerful elements in the population. but if you would leave an outside mark on the city taking food and giving rise to a metropolis unlike any other in the world. the pivotal period between 1900-1930 would witness most notably, the realization of the largest and most controversial public work projects in history. second in magnitude only to the p

. >> alisyn, this fire is so massive that it's about the size of the city of los angeles. it's actually two fires, the river fire and the ranch fire but firefighters are treating them basically as just one large fire. it's just about 30% contained. while it is considered the biggest wildfire in the state's history, it's not the most destructive because the fire is really burning in a remote area and firefighters are hoping it will stay in that area but as the weather continues to whip up the wind and you have hot bone dry brush they are concern that it could push into some of those populated communities. >> dan, i want to ask you about the president tweeting about this because his message was so different than what we've heard from firefighters. in his tweet he slammed environmental laws and hi tweeted the fires are "being magnified and made so much worse by bad environmental laws which are not allowing massive amounts of readily available water to be properly utilized." is there a shortage of water to fight this because of some laws? >> absolutely not. experts have no ide

angeles. it's a special "dateline -- city of angels" tonight at 7:00, 6:00 central on nbc. >>> still ahead -- outrage over a school video gone viral sparking a broader debate about what is appropriate when it comes to school dress codes. >>> also, did she have help from above? a nun slices it down the middle making the perfect pitch. >>> with the new school year getting under way now, there is renewed focus on dress codes and what kids are allowed to wear to class. a video one school in texas showed its students drew controversy, and that is not the only community rethinking policies. nbc's matt bradley has that tape and what the school is now saying about it. >> reporter: as students head back to class, schools are having to address their dress codes. administrators at a texas school facing outrage on social media after showing this video to students. >> repeat after me. i will not wear athletic shorts. >> there was no guys. there were no people of color. there was nobody who was overweight. >> reporter: marcus high school's principal apologized for the video saying it missed the mark. compl

resolution was approved george the los angeles city council and the hollywood chamber of commerce to take action. two weeks ago, you might remember his star was destroyed for a second time. the resolution had numerous reasons for removal including the present stance on climate change in immigration. however few people expect the started be removed. the stars the property of los angeles, not west hollywood. the hollywood chamber of commerce has refused past efforts to remove stars of disgraced actors including bill cosby. >>> the father of mollie tibbetts now believes she was not forced to leave her home. he believes his daughter is still alive and went with someone willingly. he says molly tibbetts -- mollie tibbetts is so friendly someone may have misinterpreted her intentions. >> it's totally speculation on my part. i think molly is with somebody that she knows that is in over their head -- i think she is in with someone she knows and is in over their head and they do not know how to get out from under this. they do not know how to resolve this. they're probably terrified. >> the f

to urge the los angeles city council and the hollywood chamber of commerce to take the action. two weeks ago, president trump's star was destroyed for a second time since it was dedicated in 2007. few people expect the star to with removed. the star is the property of los angeles, not west hollywood. the hollywood chamber of commerce has refuseed past efforts. >>> she along with cast members from broadway shows performed showtunes as part of the protest performing songs from les misings. it was all meant to be a positive protest to inspire people to voice their opinions. this was the 22nd night of protests in front of the whitehouse. a group of political activists launched the nightly gatherings in reaction to the president's news conference with russian president vladimir putin. >>> 11 americans who survived last week's crash are suing that airline. the plane crashed just after take-off from the airport in durango, mexico alast tuesday. everyone survived. the lawfirm handleing the case says the passengers have the right the know exactly what caused the crash. the cause of the

it now goes to the los angeles city council the star which was unveiled in 2007 has been vandalized numerous the latest happening last month. >>> you're up to date. that's the news update this hour morgan, i'll send it back to you. >> knowing how busy it is in hollywood, that is a lot of work to vandalize there's a lot of foot traffic there. >> it happened a number of times though, i think they view it as disruptive to the area, dangerous. we'll see what the council does. >> all right sue, thank you sue herera back at hq. >>> let's get to seema mody for the european close. >> hey, stocks closing higher, euro bouncing from six week lows against the u.s. dollar. auto stocks are leading equities to the up side, names like volvo. energy showing strength. a jump in production and higher oil prices, that stock is at an all-time high. and danish jewelry maker pandora lower after slashing guidance for 2018 the company's latest profit warning comes as it struggles for market share in china. the stock down 24%. >>> pivot to turkey as its financial situation continues to worsen the country's ten year b

angeles. that is what has increased our homelessness in the city. >> how bad is the shortage there in l.a.? fordable housing units do you need? >> well, here in los angeles we're more than 500,000 units short of meeting the housing for everybody who lives here. not just those who are experiencing homelessness, but those who are on the brink of homelessness. >> i talked to one family while i was out there who lost their home. despite being employed, take a listen. >> reporter: where did you go? >> we ended up in our car and moteling it. >> reporter: you were still going to work every day? >> i was hiding it from everybody. it was hard sometimes trying to sleep with an 18-month-old in the back seat of a car. a lot of my fears and anxiety was leading me to think that if i just die, my family can get life insurance and use that to find a home. that's how bad i felt at the time. >> the stigma of homelessness. how does that stigma affect those who need help? >> i think like priscilla and ryan, there are so many people who are economically homeless. they are working, but they can't afford a typical

woman: there is a hidden jungle in cities like los angeles, and a hidden savannah and hidden wetlands, and other kinds of ecosystems. pauly: there's no magic line where nature stops and city begins. it's all a giant matrix. and in the most urbanized parts of los angeles, you can still find literally thousands of species of plplants and animals. heise: the conventional wisdom used to be that cities are biodiversity wastelands, and we're now beginning to rethink that in two major ways. one is that actually, there's a lot of biodiversity in citities, muchch more so than n we had originally known. the other challenge is to think about how we might make this environment that was built by us in terms of buildings, in terms of the parks that we've planted, in terms of the gardens that some of us take care of on a daily basis. how could we make this habitat more hospitable to non-human species? [coyote barks] [barks] pauly: understanding how species are adapting to urban areas is an area of research that people are really just starting to get serious about studying. things like coyotes and mo

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cities. and in the los angeles case, erg there is no real reason why a major city should be in los angeles. the physical plant was terrible and far from everything and how did that come about? i i wanted to explore that question to put a human face on this i chose three characters to enable me to get out the history history in a more human way. >> w >> tell us those three characters. to build the aqueduct more or less inventing the narrative.fae and in your day and mcpherson who was an invalid evangelist. and to represent that attraction >> irew upnd -- find salvation under god. ieould >> i grew up in virginia going to the outer banks and the only th thing to play being go for thet three or the three hour drama on roanoke island. it was endless with 1 million i mosquitoes and i thought i knew everything i wanted to know about the lost colony of roanoke. at and a few years ago i was in i was in england with an archaeology conference and i asked him where he was digging and he said a place a place called hatteras. i said the outer banks? did you find the lost colony? and that was from nationa

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been going on for months now and january attorney general jeff sessions ordered sanctuary cities like los angeles chicago portland etc to comply with immigration enforcement efforts now these cities refuse with wheeler calling it one of the most disappointing actions he's ever seen from the white house but protests against ice have sprouted nationwide an anti-us sentiment has trickled up to effect trump officials even press secretary sarah sanders and secretary of homeland security kiersten nielsen many by now have heard that i was asked to leave the restaurant this weekend where i attempted to have dinner with my family my husband and i politely left and went home i was asked to leave because i work for president trump. ok you. write. this latest case shows that the us is growing more and more polarized and it's not just limited to protesters we're now witnessing disagreement between the federal government and the state government which could potentially have very severe repercussions political blogger arms neubrunn logan says the mainstream media has contributed to the ongoing hysteria surround

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it's almost the size of los angeles. the city of los angeles.t's growing it's made up of two fires. the ranch fire and the river fire the ranch fire is the larger of the two. the entire fire complex has engulfed more than 292,000 acres, it's 34% contained. 10,300 structures are threatened 75 homes and businesses destroyed. 13,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. 8,000 have been advised to do so fire officials tell us the weather conditions combined with the remote location of most of the flames make it a tough firefight. >> it's been a challenge for us to get our crews in there because it's like in a mountain range, in a ridgetop so we're still currently trying to get good active containment line in those areas. >> there are nearly 4,000 firefighters at the scene. they are dumped more than 100 million gallons of fire retardant on the scene a massive show of manpower and resources. >> i know you'll bring us the latest on those developing stories out of california. please be safe >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," a towering debut. the

angeles. amazon may be getting ready to finally reveal its second headquarters location. joining us live to tell us why he thinks the city of angels is the perfect fit. >>> wal-mart pouring the dow higher today, but the former u.s. ceo of wal-mart sees one potential issue. he's going to join us to explain. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> not bad, andrew. welcome to "closing bell." welcome to andrew ross sorkin in for the andrew today first check out this market, dow surging today. having its best day since back in april, april 10th it's not just a story of the dow. we've got gain almost of a 1% for the s&p as well. >> it's a wal-mart story you think it's china we're going to talk about china today. >> we saw the news higher when that news sort of came through last night and in the futures after hours. >> we will see in the meantime the s&p having its best days for june are going to be in today in today's rally. and joining us now peter, kumar, and mr. santelli i get to see you twice and this is good. a lot of things are going on here here's my question for you mr. bookvar, my questions is the markets up for the day

in los angeles, the country's second largest city, ang stagge55,000 people are homeless.id row, the highest concentration of homeless necessary in america. -- homelessness in america. idin thee of the crisis, glimmers of hope.♪ ♪ we fall down ♪ >> nobody ever dreamed of being ho. everybody on the streets is somebody's child. somebody's friend. they are you or more divided by circumstance. >> georgia and leah and christopher support the urban voices project. a skid row community choir where the singe themselves are homeless. ♪ >> music is so powerful. it gets into nooks and crannies of people. >> what is urban voices meant to the community? >> urban voices provides a platform for humanity to stand up to say we may be in a condition, but we are not the condition. >> three years ago, christina found herself among skid row's homeless. when you were living in skid row, were you scared? >> i was scared. >> why? >> because you hear horror stories. i could not believe my life had gotten to this point sgrch. >> christina was at the lowest living in a shelter when a friend invited

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rediscovering rivers with him in one hundred years ago he's a had a different status and cities like los angeles have a long way to go to live but that city center delegation here they're also interested in making their river life with lots of parks and green areas at the moment it's just a concrete ditch. with more human kind of communication are going to be out they can get out of that well your way beyond that good luck and i look forward to seeing how it goes on to have three thank you. the easier bike trail takes me back to the city center in total it stretches over two hundred ninety kilometers starting at the source of the east are in austria and then where it flows into the danube thank god i only have to cycle a tiny part of it but still my legs could do with a little break let's see what our globetrotters stephen is up to he travels around the world and sends us video updates of his adventures this week he's exploring ecuador. she's the one she's still standing out discovering at the market a few. good movies. you know near the stock. longing to be somewhere dressed like i'm doing and

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more than 14,000 living in this pocket of los angeles, in the shadowf city hall.he second largest city in this country. and the city is looking the other way. the policy of containment that i we geto during the special. this is the attempt at a solution decades ago. it's failed. and it's failed miserably. we look at skid row, we look at los angeles, and look at some of the root causes of homelessness around the untry. we alsontduce viewers to angels who are helping through a variety of ways, lifting people homelessness. some of it's government programs, but a lot of it's just people using their god-given rolents to introduce the downtrodden, to ice them to programs and ways by which to help themselves. it really has -- i'm not just saying this lightly, it moved me in a way that no story has ever moved me. >> you know, for years, homel s homelessness was on the decline in the u.s. that changedast year. what's happened, and why is the crisis still so bad there in los angeles? >> two words -- working poor. for a long time, you could point to addiction, you could poin

the los angeles county city of laverne a 3.4 mag tod aftershock quickly followed fortunately no reports of damage or injuries. justice department official bruce testifying yesterday about his relationship with former british spy christopher steele, and his ties to the anti-trump dossier he met behind closed doors for more than four hours with lawmakers from house oversight, and judiciary committees they said he was being cooperative but that there are conflicts between his testimony and that of former fbi lawyer lisa page and fusion gps glenn simpson about handling of evidence an timing. republicans allege that he played a key role in selling dossier and question his communications with its author. even after he was fired from the fbi. and this -- tips are now pouring in after police in texas released pretty disturbing video which shows a woman barefoot with what appears to be broken shackles on her wrist ringing doorbells before she vanished police say tip suggest a woman is missing person from as far as kngd but they're warning that she could be also a victim or perhaps involved in so

been going on for months now in january attorney general jeff sessions ordered sanctuary cities like los angeles chicago portland etc to comply with immigration enforcement efforts. now these cities refuse with wheeler calling it one of the most disappointing actions he's ever seen from the white house but protests against ice have sprouted nationwide an anti-us sentiment has trickled up to effect trump officials even press secretary sarah sanders and secretary of homeland security kiersten nielsen many by now have heard that i was asked to leave a restaurant this weekend where i attempted to have dinner with my family my husband and i politely left and went home i was asked to leave because i work for president trump yes yes you're right you're right i think. yes. i think yes. this latest case shows that the us is going more and more polarized and it's not just limited to protesters we're now witnessing disagreement between the federal government and the state government which could potentially have very severe repercussions on black i'm sorry brian logan says the mainstream media has contribut

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it's nearly the s ze the city of los angeles. the fire which you can see is made up of two fires north of san francisco. it is onlyne 30% contd this morning. there is some good n so far, no deaths have been reported. >>> 6 t51 now ands morning d.c.' little league teamill take the field in connecticut a win keeps their hope of heading to the little league world series alive. >> the t m losts first game of the mid atlantic regional tournament this past weekend. our entire area, including the washington nationals is rooting for this team, wishing for a win today. all of the players are part the nats youth baseball academy. win or lose, these kids are winners already. >> respeprented for sure. it's the first predominantly black little league team to advance to the regionals. wishing them a lot of luckan the this morning. m> we want to check in with sheena parveen foe on our forecast. how hot is it going to be? >> we're back in the 90s today but with the humidity another day like yefeerday,ing like 100 degrees by the afternoon. and we

it's nearly the size of the city of los angeles. it's now 34% contained. less destructive than other areas the state because it's burning in less populated areas. climate change has been a contributing factor. >> we have about 14,000 personnel statewide fighting fires throughout california. it's still early. we are getting that hot weather. you know, the red flag warnings come up here and. there we are not hot, dry, relative low humidity conditions where it just burns really hot around fast. >> the battle is on the ground and in the air. helicopters anonter and dropping it over the flames. firefighters expect this to burn until the end of the month. >> here are the evacuations lifted yesterday. south of highway 20, north of state highway 175 and east of the lake mendocino county line. a lot of those folks have been out of their homes for about a week, week and a half. smoke as neda has talked about is already reaching the area. bay area district has issued that alert. cal fire and u.s. forrestry service are holding a virtual community meeting to answer som

devoured more than one thousand seven hundred square kilometers about the size of the entire city of los angeles more than eleven thousand structures are under threat of burning and new evacuations have been ordered in some areas we re firefighters are battling more than twenty active fires around the state more than fourteen thousand firefighters have been deployed some travelling from as far as australia and new zealand a european space agency astronaut captured these photos of the fire from the international space station in orbit the deadly spate of wildfires began two weeks ago with the blades in northern california near reading that fast moving conflagration claimed seven lines and is still burning after consuming one thousand homes the latest hot spot flared up in orange county south of los angeles sending up a towering smoke cloud and forcing evacuations from his vacation home on a golf course in new jersey president donald trump weighed in on the fires instead of expressing sympathy he mocked california for unspecified water policies that allowed water to flow into the pacific ocean a p

been going on for months now and january attorney general jeff sessions ordered sanctuary cities like los angeles chicago portland etc to comply with immigration enforcement efforts now these cities refuse with wheeler calling it one of the most disappointing actions he's ever seen from the white house but protests against ice of sprouted nationwide an anti-us sentiment has trickled up to effect trump officials even press secretary sarah sanders and secretary of homeland security kiersten nielsen many by now have heard that i was asked to leave a restaurant this weekend where i attempted to have dinner with my family my husband and i politely left and went home i was asked to leave because i work for president trump.