ted: that was my part-time job when i was going to glendale community college. then when i realized i wasn't going to pursue that degree, i kind of dropped out. and it was meant to be a year but it turned out to be a permanent move to business. david: so i understand that you became so knowledgeable about videos that when people say what should i rent, you had seen a lot of the videos and you could make recommendations and people came in because they liked your recommendations and wanted to see what you were going to recommend. ted: it's true. for no reason, my mother -- we did not have the money for it, but my mom bought a vcr. i did not know anyone else who had a vcr. and serendipitously, the second video store in the state of arizona opened up a few blocks from my house. so i started devouring movies by renting them. and then i get a job at that store. and the stores are empty all day so you can watch movies all day. i watched everything in the store. and i had a pretty good memory for it back then. i could remember what people liked when they brought somethi

i was editing the college paper, the community college newspaper, glendale community college.here i met a lot of really incredible people, probably one of the more influential ones was ed adams -- ed asner who made this connection for me between entertainment and politics, and just opened my mind to a different world. now, i also had an epiphany that time that i was in a very good writer, likely i was not going to be a professional journalist. david: eventually you got a job at a video store. david: that was mike -- ted: that was my part-time job when i went to glendale community college, when i realized i wasn't going to pursue that degree, i dropped out and it was meant to be a year but it turned out to be a permanent move to business. david: i understand you became so knowledgeable about videos that when people come in and asked what to rent, you had seen a lot of the videos and could make recommendations. people came in because they liked your recommendations and wanted to see what you would recommend. ted: it's true, we did not have the money for, my mom bought a vcr, i d

oh, it looks like in glendale our control room is rattling. we can see the oscar sign above us going a little bit up and down and up and down. so definitely there is just been an earthquake here in los angeles. we'll get specifics and if we can, before we go off the air, we will tell you about it. in the meantime, we will keep this show on the road. and i've been standing for the bulk of 12 hours. i think i'll need some knee braces. and they are the latest fashion accessory, aren't they? michelle fisher. aren't they? roshumba. >> all right, george. well. >> what you. >> felt there in hollywood is certainly what we felt here in the studio. it kind of caught us by surprise as we were listening to you wrap up that earthquake that was felt right here. the lights in the studio rattling back and forth. we grabbed hands and we were out here. our hearts are still beating pretty fast. you know, so many people out tonight celebrating the oscars. the last thing that's on their mind is probably an earthquake. so we'll get more information in terms of the

did you fly to glendale cemetery and take terry's clothes?i am feeling pretty good about that. >> greg: so what is the new look? >> of war them forever. and here is the thing. thinking of law enforcement. now that you are a dead, does that mean you're two or three day coke benders are over. because i will call you up and you will do the whole thing. terry as a parent and i will roll my eyes and say i wish we had what we used to have the congratulations anyway. >> greg: we will have to dial it back to one day a week. so you were a green beret and this is happening in the nsa on the work systems. basically it's intercompany email. and the thing is they are just weirdos and their whole life is geared towards this. the big problem is as you mentioned it's really compromising. if you don't think some criminal government got hold of that that they have such a leverage over you. and here is the thing. we've seen this stuff with doge where it's really apparent. we need to start seeing scouts. i want people put in jail for this stuff and we haven't se

jeffrey: at the grand library and art center in glendale, a direct connection between artists and scientists propulsion laboratory for an exhibition titled "blended worlds." collaborations that bring together science and art to see the world, make that worlds, a little differently. in this work conceived by david bowen, working with scientists and jpl data systems architect. >> one of the questions we had, maybe the seed of the question was how do we bridge a gap of 140 million miles between mars and the earth? and if we were to bridge that, what would that look like, what would that feel like? jeffrey: the result is called telepresent wind. a sculpture where we see earthbound grass dogs from minnesota swaying in the wind of mars. or at least from tiny motors using data of actual wind speed on the surface of mars, gathered by the perseverance rover. his job is to transform and analyze data gathered from mars. bowen's is to bring the data to life. >> i would call it a ha hybrid mash-up. we are taking something familiar, we are taking these very unfamiliar landscape and kind of mashing them in

new body camera video shows glendale, arizona police surrounding three men in a car that was reported stolen and they were cuffing them. but now police say those men did not steal the car. they rented it. ktvk reports the men were visiting to attend a baby shower. they rented the car through turo, which works sort of like airbnb for cars. turo issued a statement that they later discovered the owner of the vehicle had reported it as stolen, but it was were not removed from the police stolen vehicle database after it was recovered, and a surprise serenade from celine dion at a golf tournament, of all places. she apparently is a big fan of golf, and she was in attendance at the tiger woods indoor golf league. espn reporter marty smith talked to her and asked her which of her songs best represents her golf game. >> i would say. >> near. far. >> where? come on, you know., you. >> where. >> you are. i believe. >> that my ball. >> will go. >> on. you. >> you're not that. >> all right. a few points here. number one, the real star there was the reporter who found himself in an almost impossibl

i am congresswoman ansari i probably represent phoenix glendale and guadalupe and congress.se hard-working individuals sent me here to fight for them for their grocery prices for their cost-of-living and every single thing that we have seen from this administration is the exact opposite. it has been just over 20 days since donald trump has been inaugurated as president and since he is pretty much handed over the entirety of our government to elon musk. i do not know about you, for me it has felt like so much longer than that. we know that there entire purpose and their agenda is to where us down and leave us in fear and into feeling like there is nothing we can do. i am the proud daughter of immigrants and i assure you that i grew up hearing about, from my parents who fled an authoritarian regime that habits in the characteristics of what authoritarian regime act like. they take over the agencies, they take over the media, they take over every sphere of influence in public life and they create this culture of fear that is the absolute last thing that we as a people in this c