here in south l.a. wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area because i'm finding coyote scat inside these fences. coyotes are spspecies that most people know live in the l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- mountainousus areas or griffifih park, where there's more open space, but really don't think of them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here e is one right here. this park is surrounded by freeway, by urbanization, by some major barriers for wildlife. so, we just saw two, maybe 3 coyotes within this picnic area. so, they know that this resource is here on a regular basis. coyotes are doing pretty well in this urban landscape thanks to their adaptability, but the mountain lions are another story. they really need some help if they're going to have a population here for multiple generations to come. i use camera traps, which are motion-activated cameras that have a senso

there were more shooting incidents that have occurred right outside our church than anywhere else in south l.a. . and try to be open to all different types of people because we're in an area where people who are constantly hurting and costly in need so we have to look beyond ourself in the boards helping people we have so many people that don't have a father so i can serve as our role model and that image and to give a positive light on many people who haven't seen productive african-american male. you know. back. to. you know the beautiful. my older brother was a gang member and my young brother was a gang member so i understand what happens where gangs and oftentimes when people are trying to find themself they'll search and search and then they'll find a gang and some of the gangs they give them a sense of worth they feel them for they feel like they are someone. however well we tried and it is. really to let them know you'll meet again have a sense of self worth. with the lord. they you can have a different sense of self-worth and you don't have to depend on anyone and besides that you can

a massive fire broke out at the marathon petroleum refinery in carson, south of l.a. the l.a. county fire department said most of the fire had been put out and hazmat crews are monitoring the air quality there. there's currently no threat to the public. neighbors told our sister station they heard a loud boom when the fire broke out around 11:00 last night. the explosion happened in a cooling tor. interstate 405 is near the refinery, at one point it was closed in both directions. it has since reopened.a mother recovering after an assault inside their home. >> three suspects burst into a house on mission boulevard yesterday afternoon and opened fire. one gunshot grazed a mother and caused her to drop her 2-week-old baby. sky 7 was over the scene. you can see the heavy police response. the father tells abc7 news that the suspects were after him. it was a result of a private dispute. the dad says the wife and baby are doing fine. >>> san francisco police are making for another public employee for witnesses in a racially charged attack to come forward. video of this confrontation

l.a.'s south bay seemed to be looking for her and for her missing mercedes.earch, her best friends cindy and linda. >> a lot of times when people disappear they get the immediate family working on it and everybody else is like, well -- >> not in this town. >> she had an army. >> deede's daughter julie rushed back to l.a. from a trip to mexico. >> it was the most surreal experience. >> only to be greeted by suspicion. >> l.a. sheriff detective jimmy gates had discovered that in the event of their mother's death julie and her brother mike stood to inherit more than a million dollars. so he confronted deede's kids, using one of the oldest tricks in the investigator's handbook. >> do you remember an interview that he did with jimmy gates? >> i do. >> in which he asked you some pretty basic questions like, you know, what's your name, where do you live, pretty ordinary stuff, and then all of a sudden he says, did you have anything to do with your mom's disappearance? >> i think it was more "did you kill your mother?" >> and you're what, startled or angry? >> it was

what mark says about voters not being prepared, i was in south-central l.a. and i talked to people about who is making sparks. of those people, i would say may be theou majorityn't name the candidates. they were against trump. but they hadn't clued in. local politics, they have a l of opinions.national politics, e to make a view, but they've been focusing on more important things in their lives. i think bernie sanders represents a challenge to their style of the democratic nlrty and the people who can create unity ama barack o and bill clinton, and if they came in and said, we are going to organizo we don't divide the vote, they could be the ones to do that. they are probably not going to do it. but if think they want to defend the democratic party as they understand it, this is the moment. i do think there has to be some leadership. otherwise it looks likelydehat bernie s walks away with it. mark: money.oomberg has the the question is, can he get theo s? if joe biden does have a big win, does he have the mey? he has television in inx figures 3 states. but bl

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a massive fire broke out at the marathon petroleum refinery in carson, south of l.a. as of 3:30 this morning, the l.a. county fire department said most of the fire had been put out and hazmat crews are monitoring the air quality there. there's currently no threat to the public. neighbors told our sister station, kabc, they heard a loud boom when the fire broke out around 11:00 last night. fire officials said the explosion happened in a cooling tower. interstate 405 is near the refinery, at one point it was closed in both directions. it's now back open. >>> oprah goes outdoors. in my exclusive one-on-one interview, more on the group we hiked with that's encouraging everybody to get outside. taking a live look at the big board, it looks like we're up almost 200 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> first a check on the weather. mike, it's getting hot in here. so take off all my hoodies. >> yeah? or we could have maintenance turn the air down. >> that's not a lyric. >> no, but i was being practical. >> i am getting so hot, i want to have my sweatsh

sand sand looks like it's just about ready to go south of l.a. for us, 30s, 40s, and 50s to start. we'll end up with lots of sun. would not be surprised to get a couple of mid-70s. already seeing 20s to 50s on the current temps. wind drivenabout eight minutes m going to ask you what's the best way to get from scotts valley to san mateo. so i'll explain coming up. >> okay. that's a tease. >> i don't want to surprise you.

what mark says about voers not being prepared like the other voters, i was in south centr l.a.t week and i talked to 15 people and i think these e the latino-american community maki sparks in this comnity and of those people, i'd say a bunch, maybe the mority, certainly, could name the candidates. they were against trump, they knew that, that was clear, but they didn't include in. if you ask about local politicsv theyopinions. national politics swoops in and people have to make the view but they have been focon more important things in their lives. i would make a call to bill clinton and barack obama. i thinke sanders represents a challenge to their style of democratic party and the only two people who can create unity in an ai-nders week are barack obama and bill clinton. if they came in and said we're going to organize so we don't divide the vote five or six ways, they would be the one to do that. i thk they'll sit on the sidelines, but if they want tndo de the democratic party as they understand it, this is the moment wre they say it's going to be biden or x and we're all go

sand sand looks like it's just about ready to go south of l.a. for us, 30s, 40s, and 50s to start. we'll end up with lots of sun. would not be surprised to get a couple of mid-70s. already seeing 20s to 50s on the current temps. wind driven versus not and everything is sunshine and warmer temperatures. all right, sal, in about eight minutes i'm going to ask you what's the best way to get from scotts valley to san mateo. so i'll explain coming up. >> okay. that's a tease. >> i don't want to surprise you. now you know. >> i can already think about it. thank you, steve. let's go and see what we have for this quick traffic report as steve mentioned we have a more robust update coming up. winds are there and it's not as windy as it was yesterday as you heard steve say, moderate, 880, driving through downtown -- to downtown oakland. san mateo bridge is okay. we do have that serious issue on 87 and kertner. deadly crash southbound is affecting northbound, 85 and 101 are also slow. we'll hit that a little bit more when we come back next time. it's 7:01. let's go back to gasia. >>> and back

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l.a. and their story takes them from, you know, south central to harlem, to rikers and then back to watts.ey grow up, they're dealing with issues of structural racism, massive incarceration, police brutality, all while developing superpowers. >> trevor: yes, that seems like a lot to handle as an adolescent growing up. >> very charged adolescent. >> trevor: racism and superpower at the same time. you write these stories and you're a science fiction lover, but you weave in real life. some might say, but, tochy, why not just make it science fiction? is signs fiction the place of social commentary? >> oh, absolutely. i think there's a very rich history in science fiction and fantasy of exactlyt that type of social come commentary. the wonderful thing about the genre is it operates on two levels simultaneously, metaphor and reality. so the issues are stories of first contact with aliens and also stories and colonialism. the xmen as story of civil rights struggle. climate change, science fiction and fantasy. so in science fiction and faint circumstances you have a very particular set of tools at

massive fire, flames liengt up the sky at the marathon refinery in carson, california, 20 miles south of downtown l.aosed to traffic in both directions. later reopened. there was no immediate information about what sparked the fire and so far no reports of injury. >> it was like watching a bunch of nba players under the basket fouling each other. they needed a whistle, flashing red light. the people who interrupted got rewarded with more air tie. >> sandra: the democratic presidential debate as we go beyond the headlines. we look at the face-off that seemed at times to be out of control last night. moderators struggling to keep the seven candidates in line at times. joining us now jimmy failla comedian and writer. i have moderated presidential debates and it is a tough job. acknowledging that, what happened last night was something else. >> let's be very clear. it wasn't a presidential debate. it was a real housewives episode. i felt for everybody trying to control them. a lot of desperation on that stage. i was waiting for elizabeth warren to throw a glass of wine and bernie to throw back a can of e

yet we still got some raised even snow coming through here but to the south of that generates right with a good deal of sunshine l.a. getting up to around 20 degrees celsius dry be plenty of sunshine too across the caribbean it's largely set back a little on the breezy side mind she will say yes busty conditions feeding through on those easterly winds as we go on through the next day or so but at least it's a wall when we'll see temperatures getting up to 30 degrees in celsius 30 the santa domingo with a high of 27 bridgetown. musician performer visionary teacher. how does the world needs to man bring in traditional arabic sounds to whom you audience being a woman and being american and playing i would it already is something they all come to boston to palestine the land of yes but the nutters the next generation of musical talent simon shaheen their musical journey on al-jazeera. were. now that we're going to top stories on al-jazeera this hour around 1800 people are being held on a cruise ship in hong kong while helps all 40 years carry out tests for coronavirus 3 crew members have been taken to hospital to be pl

south korea. >>> thousands of fans packed staples center in l.a. today to pay their respects to basketball legend kobe bryant. the he was remembered by nba greats like michael jordan, and shaquille o'neal. there was also a tearful farewell from his wife vanessa. the memorial comes nearly a month after bryant, his daughter, and seven others were killed in a helicopter crash. >> you're watching ktvu, fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> a new federal policy is being enforced starting today that changes who can get a green card. homeland security is implementing an income requirement. it gives immigration officials the power to deny applications if they think the person will be an economic burden on the government. >> critics say it unfairly targets poor, nonenglish speakers. maureen naylor tells us, the new policy is spreading widespread fear among immigrants. >> reporter: a new federal policy went into effect monday, the so-called public charge rule makes it easier for immigration officials to deny green cards if the immigrants are deemed likely to need public a

south korea. he acts as a largely unknown outside the country for one young cast member who didn't make it to l.a. it was still a night to remember. i thought it would be awesome to get the award. and we actually won it. so i'm wondering if i am in heaven. i think i was born to receive the oscars award . the dream already achieved at the age of 10 the sky for all this cast and crew is now the limit. thank you. there's even more inspiration in this next story a group of girls from a remote village in kyrgyzstan have come together to form the country's 1st female ice hockey team and they're not afraid to challenge stereotypes. this tiny brick house is where the girls change into their hockey equipment before they set foot on the ice. ice skating is a rare sight in the central asian country of kurdistan. but these girls are all about defying stereotypes they're the 1st female nice hockey team in the country and they train on a plot of farmland. i cultivate the land here it's my plot of land i plant potatoes some flows you can grow anything here and some of it's use for agriculture in winter i create

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the bus was heading south on interstate 16 from l.a. to san pedro. several passengers were thrown out of the bus and on the hillside as it was rolled over. then the bus left a trail of debris as it went down the hill. california law requires commercial buses to have seatbelts for passengers but this bus did not have them. it took hours to get the victims out. >>> this is the type of scene that our officers have to respond to and one that they will not forget ever. >> investigators plan to talk to the bus driver who is not seriously hurt as well as the surviving passengers. they say weather could have been a factor because it was raining when the crash occurred. >>> a federal judge is allowing a request to block the transfer of several people who may have the coronavirus out of travis air force base two facilities in southern california. there are 50 people that are in quarantine at the base from the diamond princess cruise ship who are possibly infected with the virus. the city of costa mesa fired an emergency restraining order blocking the use of th

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we still got some rice state and snow coming through here but to the south of that generates right with a good deal of sunshine l.a. getting up to around 20 degrees celsius drive a plenty of sunshine to across the caribbean it's lousy set back let alone the breezy side mind she will see the bus to conditions fading through on those easterly winds as we go on through the next day or so but at least it's a wall when we'll see temperatures getting up to 30 degrees in celsius 30 the f. santa domingo with a high of 27 bridgetown. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how many would not have to die this is still. currency is all it really for say an investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a war in the south the case. has enough money involved yemen war profiteers on al-jazeera. the all. well it's to g.m.t. and 9 pm in washington d.c. where u.s. president ronald trump is about to deliver his 3rd and last state of the union address of his current term. thanks for joining me well let's now take you to ca

played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.aey skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock can

so if you're heading south, there will be some rain. 40s, 50s on your temps in l.a. very mild for us. again, temperatures way above average. >>> sal castaneda is here. he's been talking about the peninsula. >> i don't want anybody to be surprised if you're trying to catch a flight at sfo. there is going to be some slowing still although they've improved it there was also another collision in the back up. they had a hard time getting all those things out. but if you're just driving down the peninsula, don't use 101, use 280 instead. we're also looking at a big crash at 580 which has made a mess of the tracy triangle. we'll talk about both of these things and more in just a few. 6:31. let's go back to the desk. >>> oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick fired last night following a unanimous vote by the police commission. we have more details from ktvu's christina rendon. she is live outside the oakland police department. >> good morning, to you, pam. we came over to city hall because this is where the meeting happened last night where they made that decision between th

south korea. ththe actors are largely unknown outside the country. for one young cast maker who did not make it to l.a was a night to remember. >> yeah! >> i thought it would be awesome to get the award. we actually won it. so, i'm wondering if i am in heaven. i think i was born to receive the oscar. >> a dream already achieved at the age of 10. the sky for all this cast and crew is now the limit. brent: a new space probe built by nasa and the european space agency h has set off on a missin to capture t the first picturesf the sun's poles. the $1.5 bilillionolar orbititer blasted off from cape canaveveral this morning. it's 10 year missionon will sese adventure perilously close to the sun and join the parker probe which was launched two months ago. as a reminder, the top stories we are following. the woman tipped to takeover from angela merkel has announced she is no longer in the running. annegret kramp-karrenbauer insists her move is not a danger for germany's coalition government. and fighting intensifying between turkish and syrian forces. the a assad regimne has steteppp its offensive n idlib pro

l.a. mayor going above and beyond for illegal migrants. the former mayor of southana, the guy running for president, 38-year-old pete buttigieg is tack on free healthcare along with open borders. >> is it fair to say health insurance for undocumented immigrants is a game breaker for you. >> i can't look at every poison pills they will bring out to change the plan, but that one of the pillars i see. trish: senator elizabeth warren says come on in. i don't care if you have papers or not. >> you stated you would like to decriminalize border crossing. if you become president will you implement this policy? >> yes, i do it with an open heart. i'm glad to do it. trish: nobody has a cruel heart. nobody is saying you can't come here. they are just saying follow the law, come here legally. don't come here illegally. legal or illegal. no one is saying you can't come here. and that's where they are starting to really distort all of this in a way to say that this is somehow mean. it's not mean. it's legal or not legal. joining me right now, a man running against house speaker

l.a. county firefighters battled the blaze for nearly five hours. it happened at the marathon five petroleum refinery southf los angeles, but what burned was not crude oil. fire officials tell cbs news that all this was a massive propane explosion. the cause still under investigation, and the bulk of the refinery back up and running. well, the refinery here behind me produces more than 360,000 barrels of oil a day. no signs that production will be impacted. fire officials tell cbs news there were no injuries. there does not appear to be any sort of threat to the public,t,, thank you. there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." the return of the prince, just don't call him that. the man who is sixth in line to the british throne has a new surprise. later, what a reversal. high school girls win their toughest fight to have their sport recognized. brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives

we still got some rain state and snow coming through here but to the south of that generates right with a good deal of sunshine l.a. getting up to around 20 degrees celsius try to put this on the side to across the caribbean it's lousy set back a little on the breezy side mind you will see the bus to conditions feeding through on those easterly winds as we go on through the next day or so but at least it's a wall when we'll see temperatures getting up to 30 degrees in celsius 30 the f. santa domingo with a high of 27 bridgetown. explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how libel runs influenced the course of history was the cuban revolution columnist for wakefield castro is a futile east another commie mr castro into this country che wanted international revolution became a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics che guevara and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera. the big story is generally sound since a headline maybe angles in this story are too numerous for comfort with different angles from different perspectives things

well to our south, it brought us the cloud cover today, the cooler temperatures, unfortunately, the rain will stay in southern california, thundershowers even popping up in the suburbs of l.a., and that storm system will keep the cloud cover in place for part of the night tonight and cooler temperatures tomorrow. where we are right now, compared to percent of historic average, we're doing okay, when it comes to our fresh water supply. you can see our largest reservoirs are well above the historic averages. the dry weather can make our lawns dry. good news there. overnight tonight, we'll see temperatures mainly in the 30s and 40s. patchy fog developing in our shelter val eyes. tomorrow it's a breezy and brisk day. we'll see partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the 50s and 60s for the most part. >> fog tomorrow morning, cool afternoon. in that warmer weather, it takes off. a spring preview, wednesday and thursday evening to friday. our warm spots in the 70s and 80s. we will likely finish this month without a drop of rain. >> this is a trick, though, this is like the fake spring. >> and then you come back to winter in march. >> yes. >> that's what we're hoping for. >>> th

south korea. he acts as a largely unknown outside the country for one young cast member who didn't make it to l.a. it was still a night to remember. i thought it would be awesome to get the award. film and we actually won it. so i'm wondering if i am in heaven. i think i was born to receive the oscars award . dream already achieved at the age of 10 the sky all this cost increase is now the limit. let's go to the skies and a solo has been launched into space present and mission to capture the 1st pictures of the sun's poles $1500000000.00 craft is part of a collaboration between the european space agency and nasa it will join masses paca so approach which was launched 18 months ago and will venture paris's perilously close to the sun. will examine the sun's activity by exploring its magnetic field more closely than ever before the satellite will also look at the electrically charged particles that all star emits into space on the average circumstances but also during active phases known as solar storms having some forewarning of when such a storm is imminent would be invaluable because they can wre

south korea. he acts as a largely unknown outside the country for one young cast member who didn't make it to l.a. it was still a night to remember. how. i thought it would be awesome to get the award. and we actually won it. so i'm wondering if i am in heaven. i think i was born to receive the oscars award . the dream already achieved at the age of 10 the sky over this cost increase is now the limit. this is the doubly newsies are our top stories germany's governing christian democrats are in disarray after the party leader announced that she is to step down. was a process of angela merkel and was widely expected to run for chancellor in the next election but her handling of recent political crises raised questions about her off within the party. the 92nd academy awards have made history with south korean film parasite becoming the 1st ever known english language movie to win best picture it's going to 4 awards in all including best director for. a powerful storm has been lashing northern europe with at least 5 people reported dead 2 were killed at a ski resort in poland when a roof was ripped of

south korea. he acts as a largely unknown outside the country for one young cost member who didn't make it to l.a. it was still at night to remember. him but you know i thought it would be awesome to get the award. fairly and we actually want to. end their lives so i'm wondering if i am in heaven. i think i was born to receive the oscars award. the dream already achieved at the age of 10 the sky for all this cost increase is now the limit. well a new space probe built by nasa and the european space agency has set off on an unprecedented mission to capture the 1st pictures of the sun's poles the $1500000000.00 solar orbiter blasted off from cape canaveral in florida this morning its 10 year mission will see adventure it will sleep close to the sun and then join nasa is parker approach which was launched 18 months ago. and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you the woman tipped to take over from the german chancellor angela merkel has announced that she is no longer in the running conservative leader on a great from the current dollar insist that her movie is not a danger for g

then as this area of low pressure moves south, it will bring scattered showers through parts of the southern california through l.aand then as liz mentioneded, even some periods of rain for arizona for spring training. also highs for today will be a lot cooler. noticeably along the coast. on shore flow returns. so, for example, in san francisco, our high will only be 59 today as well as half moon bay. but still comfortable with lots of 60s everywhere else. oakland, 62. san jose, 68. near 70 in fairfield. and upper 60s for santa rosa and antioch. so it will be a pleasant day ahead. lows tonight will be in the 40s. cooler in the north bay. dropping to the low 40s there. and some upper 40s around the bay like san mateo, 49. also here's a live shot from the camera. tree pollen is high. we haven't had any rain. so if you're having some allergy problems that's due to the tree pollen, here is the seven day forecast. cooler weather today. slightly cooler tomorrow as well because of that on shore flow. but then we have high pressure building and then we have an off shore flow and that land breeze really allows temperatures

south korea. which he acts as a largely unknown outside the country for one young cast member who didn't make it to l.a. it was still a night to remember. i thought it would be awesome to get the award. we actually want to. hear that so i'm wondering if i am in heaven. i think i was born to receive the oscars award. the dream already achieved at the age of 10. for cost incurred is now the limits. assume the orbiter has been launched into space on an unprecedented mission to capture the 1st pictures of the sun's elusive potence the one and a half $1000000000.00 crafts took off from cape canaveral in florida it's a joint mission between the european space agency and nasa the craft will join nasa spark a solar probe which was launched 18 months ago with venture dangerously close to the sun in order to discover its secrets in a mission set to last 10 years. here's a recap of the top stories that we're following for you and. the woman tips to take over from german chancellor angela merkel is standing down conservative leader. insists her move will not affect the stability of germany's coalition government.

l.a. then he played in the miami heat. and he played for bulls. >> and he's south sudanese. >> so you connected through your heritage.o where is your family now? >> so yeah, that's a good thing. right now, my family system in candidate my family moved to canada four months ago from a refugee camp. >> and how did that finally happen? >> that happened because when i came here, my biggest -- my biggest focus was like -- what can i do to help my family? what can i do to help my mother? and i worked so hard so that i can work hand in and what the canadian government to help them take them to canada. thing as really a good that happened. >> so tell me about your goal for them? do you help to get them to the united states at some point. >> my goal for them -- right now, they are -- first of all, i was having a conversation with my mother actually -- and, and the first time she called me she was like thank you. that movement changed my life when she went to canada because i never thought my mother was ever tell me thank you. what was done to me was more than i ever going to do for her. i think that was really amazing. and th

see the low to the south hurling up the high clouds which will be thicker today but also bringing in warmer weather. low to mid 70s for monterey, fresno, sacramento. 71 to 74. 76 in l.a. to 81 in palm springs. a slight chance of a shower today. a better chance of a thunderstorm heading down to southern california tomorrow. heading up to tahoe, they're still grooming it and making it at night. lows in the upper 20s. we should be in the upper teens. near record highs are possible next week. near 60 on wednesday. >>> two women who say a man who tried to hold a woman against her will did the same thing to her. jeremiah porter is also accused of breaking into a home and holding a woman and her daughter hostage for an hour. this incident happened an hour before police say he attacked a woman in her home on montalina court. >>> one of the biggest local stories from last summer is back in the headlines. the trial starts next week for a college student from san francisco who admits to stabbing an italian police officer to death because it was in self-defen self-defense. here is dan >> it's been a long seven months since those terribl headlines from rome. 35-year-old police of

played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.aey skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock can

l.a. is where pacino calls home now but his journey began a world away in new york south bronx. >> it madeurvived. i loved it. >> reporter: born to sicilian immigrants, pacino was raised in poverty by a single mother who supported her young son's interest in the movies. do you think back to the young kid running around the south bronx they called the actor and looking at him now? >> more and more i think about early inspiration, like my acting director in the second grade. she actually came to my house and talked to my grandmother. i don't even know what they said, but i think it had something to do with, you know, this kid has something, i think. >> reporter: they knew at that age that you had something? >> and they encouraged it. >> reporter: pacino later studied under lee strasburg at the actor's studio and worked at small theaters around new york's greenwich village, a hotbed for promising young actors. >> marty sheen and i were at the living theater. we cleaned it up, set the stage. we were teenagers. we got a lot of inspiration from that. those were the days of cafes. i'm going on he