the angels were tested by company pilots. because of its long wings, the angel has been referred to as a jet glider. it has the world's most efficient lift-drag ratio. 25.6 to one. that is that of the many -- that is better than many competition sale plans. the angel can glide 300 miles without power. the engine for the aircraft was originally the pratt & whitney j57-37, a thrust unit built for the b-52. later, an 11,500 pound version was developed specifically for the angel. pratt & whitney president and chief engineer crammed a normal three-year engine development program into 12 months. the new engine has a 16-stage compressor with nine stages in the low range and seven in the high pressure chamber. the low range compressor is driven by a hollow shaft, and turns at a lower speed than the high compressor. the pratt & whitney engine operates at full power for the duration of the flight. at sea level, this unit gulps nearly 9000 pounds of fuel for per hour. at 70,000 feet, it drops to 700 pounds per hour. at 74,600 feet, the

the angel has been referred to as a jet glider. it has the most efficient lift the chief engineer went through a development program into 12 months. in the low stages range and seven in the higher pressure chamber. it is driven by a hollow shaft. this unit gulps nearly 9000 pounds of fuel per hour. at 74,600 feet, the engine will quit from oxygen starvation. in early stages of the program, as many as six flameout's occurred on a single flight. flameout's have ceased to be a critical problem. an improved ignition system ensures every start at high altitude. in the first 20 months, they logged over 5000 hours in the air. both planes landed at kirkland air force base in albuquerque, new mexico. a careful accounting is made of fuel consumption. a special fuel was developed by shell oil company. specifically for the angel. the finished product was shipped to nevada in train cars. this blend will not boil at the low pressures encountered altitude. it will still give adequate air starts. it is so in volatile that fire rarely follows a mis

the angels must be ready for tomorrow's flight. it is almost no work -- all work and no play. 72 airline miles distance. meanwhile, back at the ranch, volleyball, pool, movies in a converted mess hall are just about the only diversion. remnants from another era of record desert pioneers. what the world looks like from 70,000 feet. the scenes were photographed over arizona by one of the test pilots who have handled all development of the angel. training of new pilots begins with familiarization flight. the pilot must be able to hold it inches in the air with the length of the flight. so he can hold angel at the same altitude until it's brought wings move. andraduated to the angel transition landing on the dry lake. chase plane with two way radio are used. seatbelts in the chase car are good insurance. she is a little easier to handle that way. your airspeed is 90 do not -- 92 knots. the chase car pulls into line and picks up speed. off. leveling just a little high. knots, here comes the storm. the best way to land the angel is just

and, of course, the angel. the result of foresight and planning, engineering, precise and rapid manufacturing, that's it. do, as and what he can vital chapter in modern american achievement. from the desert wasteland, it is a matter of hours to anywhere in the world where reconnaissance might be desired. the most important airplane, the most important cargo in the air today. the inquisitive angel. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national corp. 2020]lite care about american history tv -- here on american t history tv. >> sculptor sabin howard discusses the process behind creating "a soldier's journey," the sculptural component of the new national world w

>>llego la noche a los angeles, pero siguen trabajandj o en l n montaÑa los equipos forenciales, paraar el helicoptero y donde viajaban 8 personas en a compaÑia de kobcokobe bryant. >> en un accidente de he helicoptero en calabasas muere la leyenda del baskequetbol cok bryant con su hija gianne 13 aÑ aÑos, confirmaron que no hubo o sobrevvientes, no han dado lan c confirmado nombres. >> no vamos a dar identificacion o por respeto. >> pienso en el dolor de una madre >> rebeca vive cerca del lugar d del accidente dice uque oyo un f fuerte estallido. >> oimos a los bomberos, dije algo paso, algo paso. >> el entranador de olrangeco g orangecollege su esposa el hija tambien estan entre las victim s victimas, alrededor de la mont montaÑa se reunion de admirad e admiradores. >> una tristeza, qeuriamos verlo un dia co, >> los aficionados han tapizado con los colores de lakeos angel lakers el lugar, donde fue la r tragedia, han llevado veladoras y flores para rendir tributo a cokobe bryant. >> las autoridades han contenido la zona, por la noche para que l los eservicios pericaileiales su traba

angel island is situated in san francisco. it is primarily enforcing laws that are targeting asian immigrants, and the laws are very, very different. while ellis island is a, mostly a processing center, angel island is a place of interrogation, health examinations, and detention. and this history is not as well-known, but it is important because it helped shape our modern immigration system. so let's take a look at who these asian immigrants were. when we think about this great era of immigration, there are two great eras of immigration. one is the one that we are living in today, and the other is around the turn of the century from 1830 to 1930. there are 35 million immigrants who come during this century of migration. the vast majority, 32 million, are from europe. this is about one million immigrants from asia and another million immigrants come from latin america. so in the big picture, this is just a drop in the bucket, right? one million out of 35 million who are coming. and it is pretty diverse. there is about 450,000 c

ellis island to angel island. we know there are around 12 million that come through ellis island during its period of operation. arrivalsl immigrant are detained. those are the women and children who are arriving to join husbands. they need to wait until their husbands and fathers come and retrieve them. for those being tested for contagious diseases, the 20% are detained. it is not for long. days onn time is 1 to 2 average. in the end 98% are admitted. this is why we think of ellis island as more of a processing center. the numbers are much different. half a million come through angel island. the scale is quite different, but we see the difference right away. island, 50% of all immigrant arrivals detained on angel island. instead of counting detention time 1 to 2 days they count them in weeks, months, years. the longest detention time was 756 days. 93% of chinese are admitted. that is much higher than one would expect. after these long detentions and after really lengthy legal battles that are, of course, expensi

the good angel, the mean angel, the angel of death? >> there's no such thing.t alter egos. if i was having sex with somebody i don't want anybody else calling me by my name. so you'd call me anything you want to call me, just don't call me lou. and that's what they chose and that's what they did. >> reporter: explaining his wealth, he says after being charged with sex crimes in the mid-'90s, he left texas not because he was fleeing the authorities, but because he was on an illicit job, something he never revealed to investigators or in court. >> i was just a mule. i was just moving money. that's it. i delivered money and i got paid for it. >> reporter is this illegal money? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: you still got the money? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: what are you worth? what do you think? >> i don't know. >> reporter: half a million? >> probably close to. >> reporter: as for the alleged murder of trish hughes in the swimming pool, did he sit emily and trish down at a table and predict trish's death? did you tell her her time had come? did you tell little emily t

i can tell you that in the last few minutes, los angeles la kers the last few minutes, los angeles lakersteam that kobe brya nt lakers kim of the team that kobe bryant spent his entire career playing for, have just confirmed this news and news reported by multiple news outlets here. that kobe bryant was one of five people on board that helicopter that crashed in cala basas, on board that helicopter that crashed in calabasas, about 20 miles from downtown los angeles in a remote area. there are people at mountain biking there who actually spotted this crash and reported it to officials. but confirmed here by the team that he was such a star playing for, the los angeles lakers, that kobe bryant has indeed died at the age of 41. at this stage, no details why this helicopter may have gone down? a lot of speculation already that poor visibility may have played a part in this crash. it has been very foggy here in the last few days. there were reports as well on local media that this helicopter was seen losing altitude before it crashed. in this fairly remote hillside area in calabasas. needless

aún no lo sé, pero gracias, Ángel de la paciencia. gracias, Ángel de las solteronas.. doña lucha: [susurra] chino. chino. ¡chino! chino. chino: ¿qué? qué? doña lucha: no te tomaste tu licuado. chino: ay, mamá. doña lucha: la verdad, no podía dormir, chino. porque está verde porque le echo amilina. chino. está bien, no te lo tomes. >> domingo 26 de enero y estas son las principales noticias. ademÁs de kobe bryant hija, se confirma la identidad de otros cuatro pasajeros de los nueve que fallecieron en el accidente del helicÓptero en california. ante la trÁgica noticia de la muerte de mamba, el mundo reacciona tras la muerte con incredulidad. el coronavirus se propaga en china con rapidez, casi 3000 casos confirmados. en estados unidos hay cinco personas infectadas. la caravana por la verdad, justicia y paz en mÉxico es agredida por simpatizantes del presidente lÓpez obrador. asÍ comenzamos. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix y aranza. fÉlix: buenas noches. poco a poco se conocen detalles del mortal accidente aÉreo de kobe bryant. segÚn la policÍa

este muchacho de 18 aÑos por un alguacil de los Ángeles quÉ opina?ey. >> usted estÁ de acuerdo en que hay que reducir drÁsticamente los presupuestos de las policÍas? >> yo creo que es importante comenzar a redirigir los recursos pÚblicos en cosas como services y salubridad pÚblica. hemos tenido un periodo de mÁs de 30 aÑos donde hemosfabricado 22 prisiones. lo que se estÁ dando para las seguridades pÚblicas muchas veces estÁn siendo mal usados. siempre vamos a necesitar policÍa, vamos a necesitar cÁrcel. la cuestiÓn es dónde estÁ el balance y yo soy partidario de que mucho de este dinero tiene que ir a otros servicios que van ayudar a que nuestra comunidad estÉ mÁs segura y no necesariamente es servir como una fuerza opresora. pero se equivocan aquellos? >> yo no creo que se equivoquen, creo que es una manera porque es un tÉrmino que significa diferentes cosas para diferentes personas. en la otra parte del argumento del espectro hay gente como yo que dice que hay que empezar a ver cÓmo podemos sacar fondos de este sistema que no estÁ trabajando. la s

angeles. >> you spent time with mayor garcetti, you talk about the olympics and what they're planning to do. >> yeah, they have a lot of big projects they hope to get in gear by 2028 for the olympics. i think the big thing about los angeles, people are really fed up more than ever with traffic in los angeles. they are so fed up that they decided to tax themselves, raising gas taxes for public transit. if we funded public transit. many of the people will leave the roads and things will move faster. with these billions of dollars that are being spent in los angeles, are they being spent on smart transportation or more roads, more vehicles. >> are not being spent on more roads and vehicles, there being spent of a dramatic expansion of the metro system, more buses and more electric buses in there looking at los angeles as a testbed for all new technology. so their opening up and telling people if you set up your new company whether scooters or thomas cars or flying ships, you can trade on los ange

the good angel, the mean angel, the angel of death? >> there's no such thing.egos. if i was having sex with somebody i don't want anybody else calling me by my name. so you'd call me anything you wanna call me, just don't call me lou. and that's what they chose and that's what they did. >> reporter: explaining his wealth, he says after being charged with sex crimes in the mid-90s, he left texas not because he was fleeing the authorities, but because he was on an illicit job, something he never revealed to investigators or in court. >> i was just a mule. i was just moving money. that's it. i delivered money and i got paid for it. >> reporter is this illegal money -- >> yes, sir. >> reporter: you still got the money? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: what are you worth? what do you think? >> i don't know. >> reporter: half a million? >> probably close to. >> reporter: as for the alleged murder of trish hughes in the swimming pool, did he sit emily and trish at a table and predict trish's death? did you tell her her time had come? did you tell little emily that trisha's t

of course he grew up his adopted home, los angeles.his home and he would regularly commute as a player from his his home and he would regularly commute as a playerfrom his home in newport beach in orange county to the staples centre by means of his own private helicopter. now the world is coming to grips with the news that indeed he appears to have died in that same helicopter, along with his 13—year—old daughter, gianna. he will be missed. thank you very much for that update. arenberg and grew up in los angeles and is now a oscar ball scalp. he told us the impact kobe bryant had. just like anyone who grew up in the city of los angeles and grew up idolising kobe bryant, this afternoon is really ha rd kobe bryant, this afternoon is really hard for all of us. i have shed tears over someone i have only spent maybe one second within my life. it really has made an impact on everyone. you will not find many kobe bryant's when you watch high school hoops but one thing you look for is the competitive desire and the ability to just fight and fi

y Él se ganÓ mucho el corazón de quien del pueblo de los Ángeles.Óptero privado. con ello viajaba en un compaÑero de laica del equipo de bryant quien a su vez viajaba con uno de sus padres, ademÁs del piloto. >> bien triste porque he mirado toda mi vida. bien triste. >> me estaba cansado con patricia lynn, ademÁs de gianna tenÍa otras dos hijas. ya era considerado una leyenda viva. hoy su inesperada y repentina muerte a los 42 aÑos de edad deja a muchos con el dolor de perder a una de sus estrellas favoritas. >> es muy triste. no sÓlo kobe, la gente que estaba ahÍ con Él, su familia. >> recientemente al departamento del sheriff hizo una conferencia de prensa en la que se informÓ que van a ser muy cautos al revelar esta obra de las personas que estaban en el helicÓptero. hay que anotar tambiÉn que dentro de unas horas van a volver a dar mÁs detalles sobre lo que pasÓ, cÓmo es que este helicóptero saliÓ, si era permitido que haya nueve personas allÍ. esta maÑana comenzÓ muy nublada. estÁn viendo quÉ fue lo que pasÓ. quizÁs estaba muy dura la vista, no

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los angeles in 2028 what are we going to see? we will see a lot more choices, they are going to spend billions of dollars in public transportation, there is going to be cars that are semi-autonomous running in certain parts of los angeles. i don't think by that point we will have fully autonomous cars going around that vast space but we have some of that and there could be ships, networks of small, robotic drones that carry people who there and jan across los angeles. >> you spent some time with mayor garcetti when you talked about the olympics and what they are planning to do for that time. >> they have a lot of big project they hope to getting year by 2028 for the olympics but the big thing is people are really fed up more than ever with traffic in los angeles and so set up that they decided to tax themselves, raising gas taxes to fund public transit and the hope for many of them is many people will leave the roads and it will move faster. >> host: with these billions of dollars being spent in los angeles are they being spent o

in los angeles county today. but this is being felt painfully in philadelphia. he went to marion high school. they would fill gyms, move bigger venues for their games. then from there he goes to the lakers via a trade and ends up being on that stage for 20 years. as we know, looking at actors and those on the hollywood scene most have ups and downs and receive criticism along the way. kobe was among those. over time, he survived that, thrived from that and in many ways became an even better person balls of the spotlight and the criticism and everything else that came around. if you look at kobe's adventures post basketball, media company, trying to continue to drive forward in different spaces, the voice of different folks. he took a basketball poem which was essentially a poem that would be written by his young self and won an as corps for an animated short a couple years ago. that gives you a sense of where kobe's breadth and scope was taking him in life after basketball. >> yes. >> and trying to give voice to

y hasta el edificio del departamento de la policÍa de los angeles.os automÓviles y tambiÉn estaban cerrando la salida de una de las autopistas en la inocente -- pleno centro de los Ángeles. el objetivo principal era llegar hasta la policÍa, la sede del departamento de la policÍa de los Ángeles. en este momento la policÍa se encuentra en alerta tÁctica y han declarado que es ilegal el reunirse en lo que es todo el primercuadro de la ciudad, el centro de la ciudad de los Ángeles. estado pidiendo a la gente que se vaya, que se retire. incluso algunas protestaron de manera pacÍfica, se senunas calles despuÉs que se habÍa declarado ilegal el reunirse y fueron detenidos, fueron arrestados uno a uno. esto fue de manera pacÍfica. hubo tambiÉn algunos brotes de violencia en esta jornada que comenzÓ en la tarde y se ha extendido hasta las horas de la noche. aquÍ se pueden ver todavía los helicÓpteros, las patrullas, los policÍas tratando de hacer que toda la gente se vaya de regreso a sus casas. obviamente es una noche bastante axc iba con el centro de la ciud

. >> los angeles 2028. what should we expect? >> one thing about information revolution's is we have seen it before. my co-author and i were in paris at the turn-of-the-century. and we were predicting that smart phones would change communication. and it turns out they didn't come until 2007. but the changes are still important. so what will we see? will see a lot more choices and spend billions of dollars on public transportation. there could be cars that are semi- autonomous living in parts of los angeles. i don't think by that point we have fully autonomous cars going around in that space. but there could be airships like small robotic drones that carry people around los angeles. >> you spend some time with mayor garcetti for what they are planning to do? >> yes there are a lot of big projects to get in gear for 2028 for the olympics per go but the big thing is with los angele angeles, people are fed up more than ever with traffic. they are so fed up they decided to tax themselves raising gas taxes to fund public transit. and t

i believe it is an eye store in los angeles.ou see someone entering and exiting and now someone trying to break the window. there you go. i don't know if you know where there is a moscot score in los angeles. is it beverly hills? >> i can only make an educated guess by catching a snippet of some of these officer's scanners, we have heard there is looting going on on mel rose. >> melrose near fairfax? >> that stands to reason. that's to the north. we are sealed off. we might try to make a move in that direction. we are hearing the pop, pop, pop of rubber bullets being fired. >> so it is 8:33 in los angeles tonight. we have been watching some looting live happening at melrose and fairfax just a couple blocks west of where kyung was, and not far from where paul is now. there are peaceful protesters sitting on the street, and i want to get to governor walz of minnesota. >> we are in a position of strength, significantly greater in minneapolis and st. paul than last night. we have the national guard with another ten in planned stages

the big thing about los angeles is people are really fed up more than ever with traffic in los angeles they are so fed up they decided to tax themselves raising gas taxes to fund public transit. the hope for many of them is if we find public transit many of the people will roads, they will leave the roads and things will move faster. >> with these billions of dollars are being spent in los angeles, they being spent on smart transportation or more roads, more vehicles? they are not being spent on more roads and more vehicles are being spent on a dramatic expansion of the metro system, more buses more electric buses. they're looking at los angeles as this test bed for all kinds of new technology there opening it up and they are telling people if you set up your new company whether it scooters, thomas cars, flying ships, you can try it out in los angeles. >> that happened actually in santa monica pier didn't with the scooter? >> yes. a lot of people were unhappy about it. one day the bird scooters appeared on the sidewalks in santa monica pier people looked at them they saw how they could

welcome to the los angeles urban wild. woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which are areas ofof extraordinary biological diversity. man: if we just think about l.a. county, you're going from sea level to 10,064 feet when you get up to mt. san antio. when y you think about that elevaononal range,, which is s the greatate elevational rangnge of any couny in the united ststates, there'sa divererse suite of habitatsts in theere, and that includudes habitat that might be right along the busiest freeway in the country...but it also includes places where mountain lions live. i mean, it's just this place of absolutely incredible diversity when it comes to thinkininabout types of f habitat and types of species that are thriving hhere. man: hey, i thought i told you guys to get out of here. now, go. come on. get out of here. male reporter: we have a mom and her kids all going for a nice, refreshing swim all at the exact same time. woman: there is a hidden jungle in cities like los angeles, and a

laker o completo 20 temporadas en los angeles, gano 5 cveces el anill de campeon nba, tras ganar eeo, agradecio a sus seguidores con un mensje eaje i especial a los latinos, les dio la recomendacion que a jugads u que tienes que amar lo que hac. >> tambien despues se dedico a causas beneficias, as, se dedi c cine, con su contrtometraje q d querido baskquetbol escrito po e el, antes de retirarse del de r deporte, llevaba 20 aÑos casado con vanessa, giancon quien tu i hijas, y gianna fallecio junto a su p;adadre este dia. >> en otra informacion confirman en los angeles un caso d orancondado de orange un caso o coronavirus, tambien en los angeles, ambos pasajeros volvian de whuhan. > >tambien una persona de mari o maricopa, es miembro de la u universidad estatal de arizona, no reside en los domrmitorios t estudiantiles, dos en kalcalifoa una en chicago, dos ilinlinois.y >> asi se buscara evacuar a los residentes estadounidenses que v vengan de wujan son 56 muertes registradas por este virus. >> en tmeemas locales siguen i averiguaciones sobre homicidio d de mujer en san jose, no se ha

. >> imagine a scenario, los angeles, 2028 . what should be expect. >> one thing about information revolution is you can't bet on certain things. my co-author, at the turn-of-the-century are the year 2000 and we were predicting the smart phones going to change communication by 2003. and turnout we were way early. it didn't come until 2007. but the changes are so important. so it los angeles in 2020, what will we see predict going to see a lot more choices, they're going to have spent billions of dollars on public transportation. there's going to be cars that are semi autonomous running in certain parts of los angeles. don't think were going to have them at that point were going to have fully autonomous cars going around that space but we will have some of that. and it could be airships like networks of small robotic drones to carry people and their non- across los angeles. >> nu for some time american garcetti other pretty and with the planning do for that time. >> they have a lot of big projects that they hope to get in gear by

Él se ganÓ mucho el corazÓn del pueblo de los Ángeles.u propiedad rumbo al partido de baloncesto de su hija. con ellos viajaban un compaÑero de equipo de la hija de kobe bryant quien viajaba con uno de sus padres ademÁs del piloto. kobe bryant se convirtiÓ en un sÍmbolo de los Ángeles en el mundo del deporte y de la cultura y los negocios. ya era considerado una leyenda viva. hoy su inesperada y repentina muerte a los 41 aÑos de edad deja a muchos con el dolor de perder a su estrella favorita. tambiÉn se ha mencionado que en horas de la maÑana habÍa mucha neblina. es toda la informaciÓn. ahora regreso con ustedes a los estudios. aranza: gracias por esta informaciÓn. otras siete personas perdieron la vida. esta noche se confirma la identidad de cuatro mÁs. el entrenador de bÉisbol del colegio comunitario del condado orange quien viajaba junto con su esposa hija. tambiÉn muriÓ la entrenadora del equipo de niÑas cristina quien estaba casada con el cantante del grupo tijuana dogs. confirmÓ la muerte de su esposa y pidiÓ privacidad. mientras l

a curfew has been ordered in los angeles and los angeles far from ordered in los angeles and los angelesand los angeles far from alone in that. we think about a dozen or so, possibly more now, have requested cu rfews and possibly more now, have requested curfews and place. they are asking their residents to stay at home, to stay indoors from around now, 8pm, 9pm in the evening untilfive in the morning. police efforts now is to try, as fireworks go out there in los angeles, police try and somehow marshall people and get people to go home and to leave the streets. and lots of these cities there have been peaceful demonstrations throughout the day. having speeches, there we re day. having speeches, there were black lives matter organised marches, that did carry on peacefully, but the streets remain full of people and the clashes with police have been the result. we are keeping right across these protests, a wave of protests and around 30 cities right across the us and we are keeping across all the developments here for you on bbc world news. the first commercial spacecraft to carry people i

david, in los angeles, thank you. ijust wa nt to los angeles, thank you. these pictures we have been looking at in washington, dc. that is a group of people gathered not far at all from the white house. we saw pictures earlier this weekend off people right up against the gates. we can see some kind of gas, we don't know if it is teargas, of in the background. we have seen police officers in riot gear. a real confrontation going on not far from the white house in washington, dc. josie huang is a correspondent for kpcc national public radio and the laist news website. shejoins us in los angeles. thank you for your time. there isa thank you for your time. there is a curfew in los angeles right now. what is your sense of the protests out there and what people are doing? we have heard that some of the protests have died down because the cu rfew was have died down because the curfew was announced for los angeles county, so that covers los angeles, which had a less stringent curfew yesterday, and all the other cities in the county. so because of this cu rfew, a p

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the us begin another day of protests against the killing of an unarmed black man by police in los angeles demonstrators burned a police cruiser. and i stand before you in firm opposition to anyone exploiting this tragic. attack and met us president trump just protesters to stop the violent demonstrations. hello i'm down in jordan this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up buckling under the pressure peru's health system is on the brink of collapse as cases of coronavirus soar plus. 3. 10. and a new era for space travelers to nasa astronauts blast off from their mission to the international space station. welcome to the program cities across the united states are entering a 4th day of violent protests as anger over the death of george floyd a black man who died in police custody continues to spread new protests are broken out in los angeles where a police cruiser was set on fire other demonstrations are being held in new york miami and chicago in minnesota where george floyd was killed the governor says he's fully mobilizing the national guard for the 1st time in the state's history

only asking about that so los angeles is an extremely surprised out city big greater los angeles area as is happening in just very concentrated very specific areas. you know this is an area the worst hit area is. an area called the fairfax district this is again an area where there's a lot of shops affluent area not a high minority area like south central l.a. was which was convulsed by the riots of 992 but it's a it's a shopping area a lot of entertainment and so on also in beverly hills where there was some ransacking and some fires lit so it has been concentrated in those areas now on the contrary on friday night there was widespread on rest in the very center of los angeles including protests. protesters blocking a major highway and there were a lot of arrests 500 arrests on the evening of friday so you can see these pictures here people are going into stores and coming out with their hands full it is. ironic richelle that this weekend was supposed to represent a new phase of los angeles is reopening for business in the midst of the covert 19 crisis instead. we have this and actua

finalmente kobe bryant y su hija gigi fueron despedidas hoy en los Ángeles en un funeral multitudinariobrÓ la vida de una de las leyendas de la nba y su hija, muertos hace un mes en un accidente de helicÓptero, julio nos acompaÑa desde el staples center con el homenaje, fue una jornada llena de emociones. >> totalmente, josÉ, buenas tardes, en este escenario en que kobe bryant consiguiÓ cinco, cinco tÍtulos de la nba, hoy se abarrotÓ como en sus mejores noche, aquÍ le dieron el Último adiÓs a la leyenda del bÁsquetbol, y a su hija, gianna. habÍa aficionados, habia figuras del baloncesto y celebridades del mundo del espectÁculo, hubo recuerdos y sobre todo muchas lÁgrimas, uno de los momentos mÁs emotivos cuando hablÓ la viuda de kobe bryant, vanessa. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> quÉ fuerza de vanessa bryant, esta celebraciÓn de la vida de kobe bryant y de su hija de 13 aÑos estuvo llena de momentos como este, paco cuevas fue una de las personas que lograron entrar, 20 mil personas entraron, paco, a staples center ¿cuÁl dirÍas tÚ que fue el ambiente en este homenaje?. >> muy afortunado,

que ya estÁn vivos desde la ciudad de los Ángeles.dades de estos nuevos seis casos de infectados? socorro: buenas tardes. en este momento se lleva a cabo una conferencia de prensa donde el alcalde de la ciudad de los Ángeles. con las autoridades de salud estÁn hablando y confirmando los seis nuevos casos. el alcalde, y tambiÉn la supervisora hilda solÍs, han pedido calma a la poblaciÓn pero tambiÉn pide que estÉn alerta. y se espera que mÁs contagios se lleguen a saber. y vamos avisar mÁs pronto sepamos ellos. estÁn atentos. sobre todo los maestros darÁn informaciÓn a los padres de familia. presentadora: en este momento el alcalde de la ciudad de los Ángeles está hablando en espaÑol, estÁ diciendo que es el momento de tomar acciÓn. escuchamos antes lo que es tradicional la supervisora del distrito uno. supervisora: hemos tenido seis casos de coronavirus en los Ángeles, estÁn bajo cuarentena. los oficiales de salud pÚblica estÁn ssupervisando su progreso. presentadora: las autoridades han dicho que estÁn listos, que tando el condado co

it was the 76ers at home against the los angeles lakers. lebron james scored 18 points, and he surpassed kobe bryant in the all-time scoring leader list. and kobe bryant as soon as it happened sent out a tweet praising lebron james saying you deserve it. he was gracious and an ambassador not only for just the game of baseball but for the representation of who every young man or every person wanted to be. an epitome of class. >> he certainly was. and such a nice person as well. you got to speak to him over the years, you know, and he was just friendly. he was decent. he was honorable. a great family man. wonderful. wonderful kids. and our heart goes out to his wife and his daughters, and his 13-year-old little girl is gone with him. >> yeah. wolf, and everybody asks, what's the legacy ultimately of kobe bryant. and i say his legacy is now in his three daughters that survive him, and it's our job to make them remember the great memories that they have with their father. that's all responsibility. and a lot of people can throw out accolades an

this is los angeles.t earlier on the ebb and flow of protesters on the street, things look relatively calm at the moment. there have been more serious confrontations a couple of hours ago, but the real test is coming up as we had into the evening, just to see how things develop here in la and across the united states and we will be covering every development as it happens here on bbc world news. let us move on to a different story now. the first commercial spacecraft to carry people into space has successfully launched from cape canaveral in florida. the capsule — built by elon musk‘s spacex — has two astronauts onboard and they are now on their way to the international space station. rebecca morelle has more. these are steps towards a new era of space flight. nasa's two, the first to launch from american soil in almost a decade, and this is the rocket, built by spacex, a company about to make history by carrying people into space. bob, doug, have an amazing flight. enjoy those views of our beautiful plan

en casa puede ser ilegal según expertos la decisión no debe involucrar autoridades federales los ángeles permiso de las autoridades en los ángeles california noticiero telemundo 48 >> nos vamos a una pausa, y ya estamos de regreso con se atrevería ir a un club nocturno con un traje especial como ese le digo dónde puede conseguirlo inmigrantes han . un centro de pruebas de coronavirus (covid-19) abrió hoy en (nombre en inglés) el sitio está en esa avenida 201 en la dirección en pantalla y estará abierto hasta las dos de la tarde las pruebas son gratis y para todas las personas con o sin síntomas ya regresamos no le cambie >> muchas personas no han podido ir a un concierto hace meses cómo será acudir a un espacio saturado después de la pandemia una compañía hizo un traje para ir a un espacio con más gente aunque parece de astronauta la idea es que los alquilen negocios se reinventan en tiempos de coronavirus (covid-19) el propietario de un café en (nombre en inglés) con uno de sus amigos creó un robot barista para hacer el trabajo más seguro para los clientes esperan que pronto esté funcio

matthews in los angeles thank you very much. thank you time to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world this hour in brazil at least 44 people have died from torrential storms that have caused floods and landslides entire buildings have been washed away in the southeastern part of the country and more than 14000 residents have had to leave their homes authorities are warning that more landslides possible and dutch prime minister has apologized for his country's role during the holocaust saying it did too little to protect jewish citizens from nazi persecution he is the 1st dutch premier to make such an apology around 102000 jews from the netherlands were murdered in the holocaust. in china the death toll from the rapidly spreading corona virus outbreak has jumped to 80 people with more than 2700 infected and health authorities say the outbreak will intensify the virus has appeared in old but one of china's provinces and in at least 11 other countries beijing has said it will up its efforts to contain

en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn.

>> jon, part of los angeles is in flames right now.middle of beverly boulevard which runs up towards a high end open air shopping small called the grove and right now i'm standing in front of a car that's been set ablaze. it is burning fiercely. people standing far too close to it for their own safety right now. there is a crowd out here of several thousand, i would say. i obviously only have my ability to count those numbers from what i see on the ground. it could be far larger, and you may be able to tell that if you have a helicopter shot. but from a los angeles point of view, jon, i want to explain how extraordinary it is to see this kind of protest right here in this part of l.a., and that is not a coincidence at all. there was a lot of talk last night among the protesters on their on-line forum, etc., that what was the point of targeting downtown l.a., they should move this into what they considered the wealthier whiter parts of los angeles, west hollywood, where we are now and beverly hills, and that would make a far more effect