curious strategy at 18. >> angel yin.ny issue to get the putter back there with the fringe, karen? >> well, it is tight and a little adjustment to pick up the putter a little bit quicker which means she might chop back on the back of the ball there more and you might see it pop up a little bit. it rolled smoothly. >> it should be a four, but it is back-to-back bogeys for angel yin at just the wrong time. she will mark and she is going to be standing in corpuz' line. >> it wasn't a bad putt, but she had to take it over the quicker cut of rough. >> and now, she'll have to take the driver over to 18, and this tapped in, a birdie would tie her with lilia vu. allisen corpuz. >> it is going straight back up the hill, tom. for allisen. >> yep, she has had the experience of playing in a final round of the major championship and a chance to make a very big check on 18. and now angel yin to tap-in for bogey. >> how does she compose herself for the final hole. >> yes, this is an important walk to focus and change her composure. >> t

i did a map of the city of los angeles. to use a hollywood comparison, ginger could do everything fred can do. that is effectively the lapd. i would have to have 18,000 in los angeles. think of that in the sense of how efficient the lapd is policing. we talk about nutritional models . too few they were asked to do too much for too long for too little. if -- it is great that this is starting to come up. in new york, we had very few. there was so much more pressure on the geographic years. 40 square miles in a night. click the power of three. i want to ask you one question before we get to the wrapup. that is from a viewer that says what about the smash and grab event in san francisco where people go into stores and just leave with hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise and nobody can do anything about it? that seems to be the leading edge of what we see about rising crime. >> it speaks to the disproportional impact that people have. we have had those smash and grabs. we are city of 4 million. it is so that we had not seen

something that's well-known to you in los angeles. [inaudible] that reform is ongoing. >> chief more, the states have been called the laboratories of democracy, maybe the lapd is the laboratory of police reform. can we have reform and enforcement at the same time? >> absolutely. and thank you for the opportunity to be a guest here today. and when you're a mentor, and -- as well as zev yaroslavsky, you are true leaders and public policy and in america. reforms and enforcement, it's another example of a question, is it too binary? reforms are about a safety of a democracy of a people that don't trust institutions. law enforcement is certainly one of them. reforms are in regards to all types of matters. it's not just the policing is somehow going in the wrong direction, no matter what is going on. it's a matter that punishes a public or suppresses or oppress is a public. conversely, criminal justice reform that looks to be offender and says, well, there's no redemption, there's no value of seeing individuals rehabilitated. it's wrong as

with angeles investors is adela cepeda, and frank carbajal is an author with es tiempo.ing at this app right now, adela. this is canela tv. this is one of your investments. adela: yes, it is. we're very proud of that investment, and it's a mexican entrepreneur-- mexican american. isabel rafferty is the founder, and we invested in that early stage and then we invested again in what's called series a, which is the subsequent raise when she was looking to further expand the company. and i think they have over 100 employees now and it's a big success. we expect great things there. very excited about it. and these are the kinds of opportunities that as a member of angeles investors you can potentially invest in. so we're very excited both to help the entrepreneur and to help our investor group, our members to achieve some financial success. it's great to do it as a group. damian: oh, i bet it is. now, if i'm coming to you with a pitch on this pitch night, what are my do's and don'ts if i want you to invest with my project? adela: so it's very important that you have your fina

el detective retirado moisÉs castillo afirma que el alguacil de los Ángeles investiga dÓnde estuvo yico debido a su frÁgil estado de salud mental, y su madre le ha prometido estar asolado hasta que se recupere, y puedo hablar con los detectives asÍ ninguna reservaciÓn. ilia: se con un nuevo estudio sobre las muertes por cÁncer de mama es posible que las mujeres afroamericanas deban empezar antes a someterse a las pruebas de detecciÓn del cÁncer, este grupo de mujeres tienen una tasa de mortalidad por cÁncer de un 40%, es mÁs alta que la de las mujeres blancas, a pesar que las mujeres afroamericanas tienen un 4% menos de incidencia del cÁncer, la sociedad americana de cÁncer comen de que todas las mujeres se hagan la mamografÍa partir de los 40 aÑos. los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades reportan un aumento de casos de infecciones por streptococcus en medio de la escasez de un antibiÓtico que se usa para el tratamiento, los reportes indican un 30% mÁs de caso con relaciÓn a los aÑos anteriores. maity: este preparan un gran noticiero para la noche, esta noche en edic

they are both los angeles-based people. it's good to see the geography that they do and i also feel that michael hearns puts a lot of geography in his books about miami and they are very authentic. >> thank you and at the l.a. times book award last night, james elroy was there and he won an award and he spoke for about 10 minutes. we take it for book tv and you will be able to see that in the near future. text message ron is reading we were the mulvaney's by joyce carol oates. it is featured in oprah's book club. another caller bo in gainesville, georgia. >> i just finished a book called shadow country. it's a calculation as i understand it of three books that he did. regarding it's a little bit of a thriller. as you may now, he had a big interest in the ecology and so forth. it's also an interesting harry about the development and ruination of florida by that development and so forth. >> thank you for calling in. gail, las vegas. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. recently, i read the aftermath. i was interested in him bec

it's usc is right in the downtown area of los angeles. it's it's accessible from all sides, from public transportation in freeways and just generally sort of easier to get to and centrally located. and it's been a wonderful partnership. i think we're in our 12th year. well, it yeah. it's april 22nd and 23rd of 20, 23 to full days. how many people attend do you estimate? we had 155,000 people last year. so it's a huge event, a huge cultural event for the city, one of the biggest that that we have. and yeah, so we're expecting we hope that we're going to get that many people again this year. we have a great lineup to offer and we hope that people come out and booktv will be broadcasting from the l.a. times festival of books again this year, as we have for many, many years. what are some of the logistics of putting together a book festival like this? well, it's a several months process, and we start in october, usually where we put out what we call a call for submissions to publishers far and wide and we ask publishers to submit their author

>> and then a place called angel gate academy >> he just loved that job.ved working with the kids >> angel gate was run by the california national guard from its base in san luis obispo on california's central coast it was a military academy with city kids who were headed in the wrong direction learn order, discipline, and respect. >> how is frank with the kids? >> frank was awesome with th kids >> chad holloway was frank's supervisor and friend. >> if they were acting out, he would kind of like say thing to get them to do the righ thing. plus, he kind of used me as bad guy -- >> good cop, bad cop >> exactly frank was always a good cop. >> as rewarding as it was fo frank to help his students learn skills for a successfu life, he also found it thrilling to take the city kid kayaking or camping, or just t hang out by the ocean, which many of them had never eve seen it also left him wanting kid of his own >> i remember him talking a lo about he wanted to have kids he wanted kids really bad. he wanted to start a family. >> his sisters say frank thought his fai

la policÍa de los Ángeles revela el alto nÚmero de personas inocentes que murieron o resultaron heridasques provocados por delincuentes que huÍan de las autoridades. el aeropuerto internacional de ciudad de mÉxico dijo que no va a permitir que despeguen o aterrizan vuelos fuera de los horarios autorizados. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze y maity interiano. leÓn: gracias por estar con nosotros. un nuevo video muestra lo que pasÓ en el centro de detenciÓn y oratoria de ciudad juÁrez, donde hace un mes un incendio dejÓ 40 muertos y 27 heridos. se ve a los migrantes hablando antes del trÁgico accidente. quedÓ mÁs claro cuÁndo y cÓmo comenzÓ el fuego que terminÓ siendo mortal. marlene guzmÁn nos trae las imÁgenes. marlene: salen a luz nuevas imÁgenes que muestran cÓmo transcurrieron en las Últimas horas de vida de 40 inmigrantes en el centro de detenciÓn de ciudad juÁrez. >> cuando yo estaba allÁ adentro, fue muy fuerte esa imagen que me mostraron muy. marlene: en los videos al interior del edificio se observa a un grupo de hombres caminando con l

the angels lost to the a's at the coliseum 2-1, when the angels' anthony rendon said this to an a's fan. >> yeah, you did. >> yeah, [ bleep ]. >> reporter: then he takes a swing but doesn't make contact with the fan. >> physically putting his hands on that fan is way over the line. >> reporter: die-hard a's fans like stephanie and tracy were in disbelief over the action. both men involved should face consequences. >> players are humans, and heckling is part of the territory. you know, there is a line that shouldn't be crossed. >> reporter: major league baseball said friday that the organization is looking into what happened. rendon could face a fine or even suspension. oakland police confirmed they saw the video and are actively investigating this as a potential battery. legal experts say based on the video, rendon could be charged with a crime if the fan chooses to press charges. unless rendon is found to have been acting in self-defense. >> fans are not supposed to -- not allowed to treat the athletes like they're animals in a zoo. i think the a's will probably beef up their security

the los angeles angels of anaheim and the oakland a's were back for game two yesterday, where thursday's game produced some drama off the field. you've likely seen it by now at the end of thursday's game, won by the a's. angels third baseman anthony rendon got into a heated discussion with swearing and a swing and a miss at an a's fan. major league baseball and the oakland police department both have opened investigations into the incident. we spoke with some fans yesterday after the a's crushing loss, 13-1. [ inaudible ] >> i understand that guys can get upset and things are said, but when you are making $240 million, you've got to let a got go. >> both managers avoided addressing rendon's actions. the a's manager said he's aware coliseum fans can be tough on visiting players. the two teams wrap up their two-game series this afternoon at 1:00. >>> we have this video of a growing memorial in the wake of a dirt bike crash that killed a teenager in the east bay at noon on friday in pittsburg. the 15-year-old was riding on a dirt bike on railroad avenue, crashed and died at the hospital. po

los angeles has some of the best korean spas in the country.y, the toms! tom sandoval: we owe him a scrub on us. so i'm getting a scrub. what are you guys doing? we're going to chill out and hang out. - we're just going to chill. - yeah. this is the special royal treatment for you. yeah, i'll trust you. i don't trust these two. but you've got an honest face, my friend. [music playing] this is paradise. johnny, come this way, please. johnny devenanzio: i'm coming. i've never been more excited for anything in my entire life. tom schwartz: ahh. i smell-- it's koreatown. can you smell balance? johnny devenanzio: that's the nipple. that's a very-- that's a very sensitive part of the body. tom schwartz: goodbye, inhibitions, hello, salt. [screaming in pain] did you hear that? poor johnny. do you know that there is worlds out there completely made of diamonds? it's like a car wash, huh? you're sham wow-ing me. do you know what the rarest element in the entire universe is? an entire universe? liquid water. i feel like a newborn baby. i"ll tell you what

we mentioned living in los angeles. my daughter's public school we relive has done a phenomenal job teaching american historyin -- history in a very straightforward, non-woke way. you can talk about slavery and the civil rights movement without veering off into ideological paths. they have done it in a very effective way by teaching the children in the form of musical theater. the children actually perform events that happen in american history. we have seen a play about the constitutional convention. we just saw a play about the lewis and clark expedition. so, i think if we teach children that this history is alive an interesting, that the characters are interesting, i think we can restore that connection to the values that founded our country. >> public schools. >> there are always great teachers in public schools. the system itself is not working too well. we had a three day teachers strike a few days ago, and there is a lot of frustration about the way our schools are run here. california is underperforming. but the

angel? risala credit. i'm not gonna go there. i wasn't offended angels. great. i have no problem.eally should be an angel for all of her. for all of her presence. she's a young woman. alright, so she said something sort of impetuously. right? so now everyone settles down and i was interested that she changed. she had a change of heart that she would go even before president biden called her so. she said that this morning then president biden called her today i'm sure president biden doesn't need any of this controversy. but he, um i'm sure he was like, i'm sorry, joe. what did you just say? um event she it wasn't because he, you know, strongarm her or, you know, begged her to come or anything. she already had had a change apart. i think the moment when angel said, you know, i'm a team player. really stood out for me because i actually don't think her opinion change right? i obviously am not inside of her head. i can't speak for her. i think she spoke truth. in that moment. she spoke truth. she called out the fact that you know, dr biden was holding these teams to a different stand

so to speak, therefore you are angels, therefore we are guardian angels, the guardian angel cannot havef and holidays, the air defense day, the calculation will spend patiently at the combat post , peering at the monitor, that on the day of the defender of the fatherland at work, that on the new year there is no holiday at work holiday. weekdays don't matter, but it's still a day for you. this is your day. this is our the day before but you have to perform combat missions , shell crews protect in the special operations zone and the new niobisv system also has a wide viewing radius of up to 500 km and the ability to simultaneously conduct up to three hundred targets. and not both, despite the impressive dimensions of the locator, the station is very mobile , almost the main plus at the front, everything is based on one kamaz, as it were, and is curtailed in time quickly and from work. you can also enter faster to maneuver. well, what about quadcopters filling the sky, which are often not read by large systems air defense, due to its small size, in this fight, the future belongs to the de

well, the 1st family has an affectionate name for ambassador angel. mr. jones, calling from the connection relationship. doland brings up the money mister stanley needs to pay for the meeting with the president. with, with angel will deliver an initial payment of $200000.00 to the president with view control that's at least $200.00 was kind of what we want to give you or even do you have time to just. ready wanted to get it angel who doland calls his principal, his 2nd in line with so maybe as a group on each one that you give us a mr. jones will just keep saying, this is more appreciation for your for some, some will stay principal will make sure. ready with mr. jones with visiting no go another still big. this are here. communist party is a gold trader and money laura. he's also the founder of a church and calls himself brother pool. so this lady is me a white problem and i go for a problem. danny takes under cover reporters to his face in july. he does business with president, man, and guy, glad. in zimbabwe. either with me listening you are the stuff

adela, platíquenos un poco de inversionistas angeles, o angeles investors.ersionistas, con la promesa de que vaya a surgir el negocio, comprando interés en el negocio, para ayudar a que estos, estas personas, puedan avanzar el negocio que empiezan. damián trujillo: tiene que ser una buena idea, ¿verdad?, este negocio, si no, no van a recibir esos fondos de los inversionistas, hay que creer en el proyecto. adela cepeda: absolutamente que sí. damián trujillo: entonces que, va a haber una reunión aquí, frank, próximamente, ¿qué es lo que va a pasar con esta reunión de los inversionistas angeles? frank carbajal: sí, gracias damián y adela, el 11 de mayo, y el 12 de mayo, este evento va a pasar aquí en el silicon valley, en el computer history museum; el primer día es introducir a las personas, a los miembros de angeles investors; el segundo día es el viernes, el 12 de mayo vamos a tener, que se llama "la bola", autores, como yo, y el co-fundador, david olivencia, y otra persona, salina rivera, que vamos a hablar dentro, nuestros libros, que no, no más es de, por

angel, never a god ♪ ♪ always an angel, never a god ♪ ♪ always an angel, never a god ♪ ♪ always an angel♪ ♪ get the exit to our old street and go home ♪ ♪ go [cheers and applause] >> ♪ ♪ >> today, david not reporting from south sudan. the humanitarian crisis and a region on the brink. because this is a very common sight here after four years of relentless rain. this is a tiny piece of land completely surrounded by the waters here. an island in and of itself and these are the families that have stayed behind to continue to raise their children here. >> climate change and historic flooding. the children at risk. because mothers are feeding their children water lily spirits >> it is a coping mechanism because they do not have enough food. >> abb just 40 days old weighing less than 4 pounds. >> how dire the situation on the ground here in

nothing angels and then turn award. did most of the damage in the inning with an rbi single in this 2 run homer. he finished the day 3 for 5 with 4 rbi and a's lost their first game of the season. 13 to one 11. how about some ncaa tournament final for action today? fans of florida atlantic and san diego state just cherishing the rare appearances of their teams. this deep in the dance. it was a great game, came down to this florida atlantic up one elijah martin drives the side of the key puts in the reverse layup off the glass you up 3 with 46 seconds left martin's had 26 for the owls that back on the aztecs, jaden hits the jumper in the key to bring the essex within one with 36 seconds left. so now. >> final final seconds. the 1000 up with the ball johnell davis misses the layup. aztecs grabbed the rebound. don't call time out. it's up to butler side of the key. it's the buzzer beater. aztecs win it. 72 to 71. look at that. here it is. again, they're going to go on to play the winner of the miami uconn game going on rig

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combatir la indigencia y contratar mÁs policÍas, son las dos prioridades para la alcaldesa de los Ángelesrio. la senadora diane pirata no meta aÑos en junio y dijo que no se presentara a la reelecciÓn del cargo. esto hay que sumar por razones mÉdicas, se retirÓ de la comisiÓn judicial senado que significa todo esto para el estado de california. para larga respecto tenemos a claudia sandoval de la universidad loyola. ¿cuÁl serÍa el impacto si la senadora renuncia a su puesto? >> creo que serÍa importante que renuncie si pudiera en este momento porque por el momento estÁn enfermos con el caso de culebrilla que le dio el comitÉ judicial ahorita no se esta moviendo, por lo que no se pueden confirmar los nominados de residente biden para los tribunales federales. si no se retira, si no se jubila, antes de su reelecciÓn o potencial reelecciÓn, ese comitÉ no se puede mover. los demÓcratas tiene que ver cuÁles son sus posibilidades, si ese comitÉ no se mueve y la senadora no se quiere jubilar. >> sabemos que hay varios congresistas que se han postulado como barbara lee, si la senadora renunciara,

rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. now the longest running stage, musical and broadway history is taking its final bow. android, where does blockbuster show the fans in the upper has the rail, that there's a fans for decades. but as gabrielle is under reports from new york, the phantom could not survive it. after 35 years on broadway phantom of the opera is dropping the curtains for good. for most, it will be the last time they see the musical. at least here, we want to see the phantom one more time before it else. sadly phantom of the opera, based on the french novel from 1910 1st day viewed in london in 1986, 2 years later in new york city. since then, it has 2 world wide wheat and seen by a 140000000 people in 33 countries. but it's here on broadway that is often a highlight for theater fans. the musical has over a 130 cast crew and orchestra members involved in every performance. it's a full meal. when you walk into this theater, it's a big orchestra. 26 pieces of metal. it's a big, beautiful costumes. i mean it's,

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the viral video on social media showing a los angeles angels player grabbing an oakland a's fed and the altercation is now under investigation. some heated moments caught on camera. hello again. thanks for joining us. i'm christina. redundant video shows angels third baseman anthony rendon grabbing a fan through the guard rails last night at the oakland coliseum, major league baseball and the oakland department, both looking into the incident. ktvu is amberleigh live in oakland after speaking to someone who witnessed the whole thing, amber.ideo doesn't show everything that happened. t soca appears to show los angeles angels player anthony rendon grabbing a fan by his shirt accused the man of calling him an expletive and attempt to hit him. a baseball fan tells me he was sitting behind the young man grabbed by rendon stunned. i guess it was just like, took a minute to process you just don't expect to see that everybody was a little stunned, like wow, did that really just happen? michael galea says the game had just ended and that rin don't specifically looked for that fan. he seemed like

we clearly distinguish the words of the hymn of the caller and us to join the angelic vocabulary. the solemn easter bell begins he calls he will accompany all currents a dirty passage and finally the light is lit throughout the temple and the verses will already be voiced, like victorious dima through the open royal doors, as once through the doors they rudely go to the middle of the temple and the movement of the procession begins. your resurrection christ, save the angels sing in heaven and us on earth likeness to glorify you with a pure heart purity of heart purity of thought the absence of all corrosive skepticism - this is the condition of god of knowledge, the lord himself , addressing all people, speaks in the sermon on the mount. this is the most important point, the gospel blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see god the truth of christ's resurrection the cornerstone of our faith of our hope christ himself speaks about himself in the gospel, so i am sunday and life a little about the order of the procession in the procession or as they called in ancient times walking

that was currently brewing in los angeles. over the coming years confederate sympathizers in la would do far more than just sing about their anti-union grievances. they stage rallies to celebrate confederate victories. they stockpiled arms and ammunition for the confederate war effort and they brawled with us soldiers stationed nearby. and hundreds of them left, california to enlist directly in confederate armies. in fact, los angeles furnished the only confederate militia from a free state a unit of about 80 men commanded by the former undersheriff of the county. as one of la's rare unionists lamented quote the leading men of the county were for the jeff gate they discover government first last all the time. now why in the world did los angeles a frontier town in a free state which was located about 2500 miles from the heartland of the confederacy respond. so enthusiastically to a rebellion over slavery. that's really the question at the heart of this lecture. not because this lecture is about los angeles per se but by explai