the angels getting a double play. in the eleventh it was a line drive lit by lunger that brian roberts got the first. then the 3-2-3 double play. there is jason bulger to try to keep this game going. he goes on to work on the bottom of the 12th. the first round guy all the way back in 2001 with arizona. we picked him up as the minor league agent. struggled early this year we sa awe them last night came in walking a hit and fuentes came in with a 5-1 lead. fuentes came in to get the saves. again you know, 93, 94. big curve ball. last night had trouble getting them over. reimold scott and wiggington in the twelfth inning a run wins it for the orioles. ball one outside. >> trying to think of one thing we talked so many year in and year out if you are going to get better as a ball club, the orioles are trying to i guess emulate games where you star winning division titles. angels have done it five out of six time. you want your young pitchers to be better at the end of the year than they were at the beginning. bulger is o

it is a perfect day for baseball as the orioles take on the los angeles angels.rd game and i'm jim hunter. thanks for joining us today as the orioles get back at it. today they send their most experienced pitcher to the mound, jeremy guthrie. he has struggled with consistency, which in the past he has had almost start after start. here are the current numbers. he has lost his last four starts and pitched to a very high era of 6.57. he hasn't won a game since a very good outing july 19th against the white objection and combined over his last seven starts he has won only one game. the question is we know he has the stuff. how does he get more consistent. >> jim: you know he is a high energy guy. i told him we live in the same apartment complex, i said tomorrow try pitching and do it well and sit on the bench. don't keep running around. high energy guy, he has tried different mechanical stuff. but at the end of the day he has to establish better pitches. this is not a good team to make mistakes against. the angels, he knows he can get them out if he makes his pitche

the angels get the lead back. 7-6 los angeles. @x@0@p@0@6p)@)  >> amber: a scary night as saw david wright from the mets get hit in the head. matt cain said he was released from the hospital with concussion symptoms. no word on when he will return. dodgers pitch her mickey was hit in the game last night against the diamondbacks with a comebacker on the mound. we are told there are no fractures and that he is going to be okay. also a quick update on brad ferguson. he was sent to the orioles minor training facility to begin a training programs now we know nothing is seriously wrong. jim? >> jim: i know brad is very anxious to get back to baseball related activities. three times a day going through therapy to get that shin back in shape. it is the landing leg, his left leg, and of course if there is anything whatsoever, you don't want to go to the mound, because you don't want your leg to alter your arm. >> jim: he was in the whirlpool going from hot to cold. he was use it go more than he wanted to. >> jim: now he can get to s

the angels at .09. brian well over .300. the difference, of course is that the not only do they hit well with runners in scoring positions but they also hit over .300 as a team. other night on friday they had one guy he was at .297. eight guys over .300 on their roster. >> jim: he pulls it deep and foul off the facade of the upper deck. >> jim: six doubles in his last four games. the only way you can hit that ball is to be short to him. it was a good 0-2 pitch up and in. boy that is the big difference i think if anybody remembers brian roberts when he came off that front shoulder kind of chicken wing late to the ball, boy has he made a great change with the help of terry crowley the hitting instructor. the swing is much more solid now. >> jim: ryan has 38 hits since the all-star break. orioles have played 28 games since the break. it is their 29th. he already has 38 base hits. 1 and 2 with andino at second. the orioles trying to get on the board against o'sullivan jim jim high fly ball deep right field. back it goesch it is

angels. utah stay fans on hand and so are you.   tonight the crowd coming in see game 2 of the 4 game set again the angels. against the orioles who had one of those nights last night at orioles park at camden yard. i'm gary thorne, who would have guessed they would put up record numbers. we'll talk about them throughout the game. who would have guessed felix pie would come up with the cycle. he wanted the ball hit by terry crowley. he said think about what you've done. you don't realize what i did. the think of it as a no hit fore or the pitcher. jerry said when you hit for the cycle it's like pitching a no- hitter. there's only been 294 cycles. 292 no hitters. this seize on 6 have hit for the cycle, 2 have no hitters. >> if you look at the orioles it's huff, robinson and ripken. a good company. he almost had two guys have the ability to do it. you get the eighth and 9th hitters get 7 hits you have a good night. >> tonight it's the home debut for a young start. br

a number of your books have been about los angeles. so, i guess i am interested in sort of, you tch on it in the last chapter of this book which is a personal note for you contextualized what this story means for ou, and talk about your early experiences of l.a., some of which i think are coming out in l.a. without a map and sort of how you kind of got almo seduced ainst you will buy los angeles. i wonder if you can talk a little bit about the mysterious allure of the city. >> right, my wife and i have lid here now for 18 years and our kids were born in santa monica, so they are from los angeles. i have never been quite able to explain to myself what the nature of my connection to the place is, which is why i think i have gone on writing and writing about it but i know the connection is powerful and has changed, and that like a lot of people when i first came here, which was in the early '80s, just bore the olympics, or just around the time of the olymcs, i looked around and thought, this place is so great. everybody is so up for it an

they battled the angels. the double play situation. they came up big in the 11th and the 12th and the 13th inning they blew them out at that point right there. it is devastating because so many guys, it looks like they had bad days. but there were a lot of good days out there for the orioles too. one night after the next they scored 16-6 in the first game. now they lose this game here 17-8. it is heartbreaking to watch all this kind. i know it is tough days for everybody. but they have to be just demoralized back in that locker look right now. >> of course the orioles were down 4-0 in this game. they tied it at 6. they tied at 8. nick markakis on a day that he is going to have a run and a walk over. the two run homer number 14 do right field to tie the game up at 6. >> nick markakis had another very good day again and he got the orioles back in track with that homerun right there his 14th of the year. the orioles battled. all of a sudden things got out of control again for jeremy guthrie he gives up that seventh run. another tough day

the angels are even.of two teams in the american league that win both on the road and at home. >> gary: moret -- mora a single. a 3-4 ball game for the orioles 3rd baseman. the leadoff man on in the 9. >> jim: add 2 to melvins a 6 you get 8. it's not over until it's over. >> mora on, pie up after getting the cycle last night. 0 for 3 in the ball game tonight. .248 on the season. bulger, and the fastball will miss down low for ball one. the orioles will try to get it done against the 30 year old right-hander. bulger had that amazing e.r.a. of 12 in the first month and down to 2.27 and 39 games since then. a significant difference. he misses outside. pounds the glove against his leg. the gown goes to the 2-0. this is the time, pie wants to get on. bulger needs the relax and when you start overthrowing, you lose your feel for pitching. >> that will bring the pitching coach to have a word. >> jim: i saw him pitch before the orioles in early july, went the anaheim, they were playing in interleague playing ariz

he will play the los angeles angels there in orange county and whatever. looking for number one, still looking for that -- number one win. big league ball. doesn't get better than this. the angels on a roll. number two offensive team. for him you have to stay in yourself. you have to factor in all those things he talked about. he has a fast ball, has a curve ball. used all those pitches. just do what-have-you done in the mino rrk leagues. the best hitters you have faced. if you make your pitches you have a good chance to win. expivment will want to take care of this guy coming to the plate this is shaun figgins. for him this season great overall. he creates and starts their offense. he has had a great year against the orioles. almost impossible to get out. 314, two home runs, 52 games and he is seven for 24 against the orer this season. shaun figgins will stand in and get up on your toe fz you are at first and third because he will lay down the bunt if given the chance. we are underway. >> everybody in was of his speed and of course talk about the 303 aver

the orioles chip away and get at laxy and the angels -- lackey and the angels. >> usually when you're down by 4 runs you don't think about getting the runner over. they will play everybody back. if you hit a ground ball other than back to the pitcher, you will get another run. you will be within 3. you were a couple inning down by 5. >> gary: 0-2 on the way. high fastball. lackey rared back to fine one there and gets the strike out. >> jim: the difficulities for the players can you focus. we've seen things. losing track of outs and counts and stuff like that. this is tough for even players like nick that have been around three or four years or huff who's trying to make, this a audition for free agency here. >> first up to 3rd base. foul territory. figgins. he's done it. no runs, one hit, no errors and a base runner left. on a 5-1 lead for the angels.   >> jim: first homer off me. low curveball. down the right-field line. >> gary: we're proud of you. >> jim: thank you. that's why he comes over and shakes my hand. boy could he hit. he could do everything. he was a gifted young p

that say los angeles angels they first drove the dodgers crazy. but competition. 2-1 on the way and that's a base hit to right field. markakis, rivera will be held. nick getting it into huff. but, we have had a homer, double and single surrounded by a ground ball out in the inning. >> great extension but we talked about the change up. if you throw to many and don't make good pitches and that is what will happen. that's a nice wind up. rick will come out and is he throwing 93 to 96 and now suddenly they are hitting curve balls, i just count the home run because you have yourself a -- a situation where you don't want to walk him and that happened on a fast ball. other than that i'm sure rick is saying you have throwing better than you think. your fast ball you can make more mistakes than with change ups and curve balls to the second best offensive team. >> there you go. rick talked about this in the opening tonight. with two outs, one out the numbers are good which is the case here. that last number could be random. matt albers will get loose. you w

así lo reporta el periódico los angeles times, el informe dice que el dr.h@h@ kmurray dijo que llevabapor corte también revela que dos días antes de la muerte del cantante el dr. murray inyectó otros 2 sedantes a michael jackson en un esfuerzo por desintoxicación a su adicción al medicamento pero que no tuvieron efecto, el día que murió jackson el dr. le dio un medicamento a la 1:30 de la mañana y después a las 2 de la mañana otro y hospitales más tarde con otro sedante. el cantante no pudo conciliar el sueño con ninguna de las drogas y después de la insistencia de jackson a las 10:40 de la mañana murray, según el documento le inyectó 25 milímetros. el reporte dice que el dr. se retiró a la habitación hacer llamadas telefónicas a su oficina en hugoustonamiliares a su regresar al cuarto descubrió que jackson ya no respiraba y al ser transportado el rey del pop fue pronunciado muerto a la edad de 50 años. >> los resultados completos de la investigación aún se encuentran sellados bajo una orden de alta confiabilidad y lo tiene todavía el departamento de policía de los angeles, por otra pa

the largest latino community of los angeles. seven years old when she was struck in the back of the head by an .9 mm bullet. it was fired two blocks away by a 16-year-old gangster named juan garcia. he was a member of a gang called the latin council. garcia was chasing a guy down the street who he thought mistakenly was a member of another gang. pop, pop, pop, pop. mateo died in the arms of her mother. there is no gang squad whose members can tell similar stories. innocent bystanders killed. the point is every gangster is at least capable of that violence. because a gangster culture has normalized and rationalized violence, so that being an instant killer is no longer in that culture a bad thing. it is a good thing. .. >> or when respect demands revenge. or when a rivalry, some beef that nobody can remember how it started demands that you go out and take somebody else's life. a gang prosecutor in chicago, put it this way, somebody says hey, that is the day when pick your name got killed. let's go out and kill somebody from the o

it is going to be the orioles and eagles game and the angels. game three. jim hundred and jim palmer standing by with a play by play. we'll be standing by for the post game show, right after the orioles play the angels, next on march. ♪ ♪ tell me who's watching. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ (announcer) it's right here. it's easy.

the angels load the bases, bath on the mound. they come through, get -- grounding in to a double play. nice play. still tied into the 13th. orioles couldn't score. angels could. big time. third straight inning they loaded the bases. or didn't get out of it. the flood gates opened and the angels scored nine runs in the 13th inning including a three run homer right there. the orioles loose 17-8. they will look to split the four game series tomorrow. they have a new first baseman. they got ryan hughes in a move that finishes the deal that sent greg zahn away. >>> the ravens on the practice field. wide receiver marcus smith had to watch from the sidelines on crutches. he will have season ending knee surgery after he tore his ligament in a pre-season game. they are also looking at other quarterbacks in case they need to replace john beck who hurt his shoulder. >>> the ravens face the jets and now they know that the jets will start mark sanchez. the jets head coach and former coordinator rex ryan made that the announcement today. it'll

greta: roman and sharon settled in los angeles. polanski continued work on his next film. >> rosemary's baby. written for the screen and directed by roman polanski. greta: released in june of 1968, "rosemary's baby" was a critical and financial success. >> and really catapulted roman to sort of the top of ranks of directors. around the world and at that time being married to sharon, they sort of became this very glamorous, very modicum. >> they were very, very charming. very emblematic of the new hollywood. but roman polanski and sharon, they are completely in love with the new wave, this whole hollywood with the stars and the kind of movies they were making. >> my. i'm sorry. i didn't see you come in. >> how do you feel about doing nude scenes in a film? >> well, i feel that if it's a real scene, and if it's something where you're stripped naked, that you would be doing naturally, you know, making love, which is natural, taking a bath, you know? that's lovely. >> gosh, she was so cute. greta: but tate and polanski living the high

greta: roman and sharon settled in los angeles.continued work on his next film. >> rosemary's baby. written for the screen and directed by roman polanski. greta: released in june of 1968, "rosemary's baby" was a critical and financial success. >> and really catapulted roman to sort of the top of ranks of directors. around the world and at that time being married to sharon, they sort of became this very glamorous, very modicum. >> they were very, very charming. very emblematic of the new hollywood. but roman polanski and sharon, they are completely in love with the new wave, this whole hollywood with the stars and the kind of movies they were making. >> my. i'm sorry. i didn't see you come in. >> how do you feel about doing nude scenes in a film? >> well, i feel that if it's a real scene, and if it's something where you're stripped naked, that you would be doing naturally, you know, making love, which is natural, taking a bath, you know? that's lovely. >> gosh, she was so cute. greta: but tate and polanski living the high life in ho

el forense de los angeles no declara oficialmente la muerte de michael jackson, fue un homicidio.eros de california no dan tregua ante el avance de varios fuegos. >> miles de personas continuaron este viernes su desfile ante el fÉretro de edward kennedy, dando un Último adiÓs al legendario senador que serÁ sepultado en las prÓximas horas, esta noche la crema y nata de la polÍtica norteamericana- costo para recordar a su viejo amigo. buenas noches, h@h@cobertura es noticiero divisiÓn Última hora, esta nhe se celebrÓ un evento privado para honrar la memoria del senador, prcipalmente para celebrar su vida, reuniÓ a grandes figuras de la polÍtica. x÷íygs por supuesto al clan kennedy y amigos Íntimos del senador momentos solemnes pero tambiÉn es mucho humor, anÉcdotas, historias chistosas del senador, en fin, se hablÓ de todo y se celebrÓ su vida, mi colega, nos habla ahora y nos hace un recuento de la gente tç hoy para dar un Último adiÓs y tambiÉn de la influencia, entre varios sectores de la sociedad norteamericana. ♪ >> decenas de miles de dolientes asesinaron ante el fÉretro del s

greta: roman and sharon settled in los angeles.re polanski continued work on his next film. >> rosemary's baby. written for the screen and directed by roman polanski. greta: released in june of 1968, "rosemary's baby" was a critical and financial success. >> and really catapulted roman to sort of the top of ranks of directors. around the world and at that time being married to sharon, they sort of became this very glamorous, very modicum. >> they were very, very charming. very emblematic of the new hollywood. but roman polanski and sharon, they are completely in love with the new wave, this whole hollywood with the stars and the kind of movies they were making. >> my. i'm sorry. i didn't see you come in. >> how do you feel about doing nude scenes in a film? >> well, i feel that if it's a real scene, and if it's something where you're stripped naked, that you would be doing naturally, you know, making love, which is natural, taking a bath, you know? that's lovely. >> gosh, she was so cute. greta: but tate and polanski living the hig

we start things off with angels' beat writer mike digiovana of the "los angeles times."i hunter. what's the latest on his rehabilitation process? >> he had a little setback this week, failed a strength test, was running the bases and hitting and defense and doing everything pretty well, but they wanted four or five days to strengthen up that area and exercise. if i had to guess they'll probably start a rehab next monday, tuesday, wednesday or thursday and the angels hope he'll return by the following weekend. >> ervin santana will take the hill for the angels tonight as they look to avoid the sweep at the hands of the white sox. what is the confidence level of mike scioscia that santana will get back to form? >> actually, for the record, they had a day game and santana won. >> oh my gosh, yes. >> that's all right. errors are made. irvin had a good game today, not a great game. gave up four runs in the first three innings. he righted himself. walked a guy with the bases loaded and one out in the third inning and came through with a strikeout and a groundout and pitched th

en los angeles, un sospechoso que presuntamente amenazÓ atentar contra la casa blanca,se papeto en unla policía delimitÓ el Área. los festejos por el triunfo de mÉxico sobre estados unidos generarÁ violencia, y el Ángel de la independencia hubo enfrentamientos entre fanÁticos y policÍas. y los tigres del norte ofrecen a sus seguidores un concierto especial, de altura, les contamos por quÉ. >> esta es su noticiero univisiÓn Última hora. >> muy buenas noches, bienvenidos a una nueva emisiÓn de su noticiero. vamos a hablar esta noche una noticia de Última hora que llega desde mÉxico, un obispo catÓlico perdió aparentemente el control de su vehÍculo, chocÓ contra otro auto, y despuÉs arrollÓ a un grupo de personas, causando la muerte una de ellas. monseÑor eduardo patiÑo leal fue arrestado por conducir a exceso de velocidad y homicidio culposo. recuperÓ la libertad tras pagar una fianza. por otra parte el alguacil del condado de marie copa,sigue justificando las detenciones de indocumentados. una planta de papel que habÍa sido motivo de una arrendada se convirtiÓ en un nuevo blanco. crist

a monster wildfire on the outskirts of los angeles is now a deadly fire. with hot, high winds in the forecast all day. >>> on the attack. the former vice president accusing the new administration of playing politics with national security. >>> and amazing rescue. eight days at sea, 180 miles from land, and one good eight days at sea, 180 miles from land, and one good samaritan. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us on this monday. the nation's secon largest city of a place of fire, smoke and ash. >> a massive wildfire is burning out of control to the north of los angeles. it's called the station fire and overnight we learned that two firefighters were killed when their truck rolled down a hill. >> 71 square miles of land has been burned so far and mandatory evacuations are under way as 12,000 homes are now threatened. abc's john hendren has more. >> reporter: the skies darkened over los angeles as rural wildfires turned deadly raining ash down on the city. >> near mt. gleason in the angeles national forest two of our firefi

that would be all the angels would score and all the angels would need. the highlights as the angels leading 1-0 in the third. river would come up and line a base hit to center field. the ball would be misplayed by jones. one run comes in to the base hit and another to rare fielding error. >> it setting the inning up for the orioles. two easy rbi and the runner goes into 2nd base uncontested the orioles should have had that out. quinlan a base hit, rivera would score and that's a 5-0 game. >> a good throw to home plate but no way that wieters can make the tag. >> here's the orioles run. >> markakis continues to swing the bat well. 2 hits to game and doubles to right center field and scores the orioles only run of the game. >> the 9th inning the orioles got the first 2 on, on a single and walk. fundes is closer coming on. the orioles were trying to make it back-to-back wins have won consecutive games back to back wins only once since the all- star break. 8 and 20 since the break. in 28 games since the all-star break the orioles put wins together back-to-ba

set up shop here in los angeles. its first ever stop in a major urban area and the turnout was staggering. stan brock, i'm honored to have you on the program. >> thank you very much. tavis: let me start by asking the obvious, how did you find your way to los angeles? why l.a.? >> well, we've actually done 566 of these operations before we came to l.a. and we only go where we're invited and so an invitation came from some folks in los angeles, mr. jerry moss, as a matter of fact, who said, you know, i saw the piece on "60 minutes" and we need the help out here, would you consider bringing the team? so we put it on the schedule and we're privileged to be here and offer some help. tavis: so you were in englewood, for those who were sports fans, they were set up in the parking lot of what's known as the farm where the lakers used to play when mag and -- -- magic and worthy and cooper were winning those championships at the farm. so you set up at the farm in ingelwood outside of l.a. and what happened when the door, so to

and angels and bluejays going at it. and angels, watching what ta*erbgsdz is doing. trying to avoid their first three-game losing-streak, and izturis, and lind, going for the catch, and oh, just drops the ball. two runners come in. turning point in the game. >> one of the real keys to the angels. they get production, 1-9 in the order and they don't have an out. they can all hit. >> the thing turned lind made up for it. hits this three-run homerun. and that's vlad, the impaleler, launching that one, 11th of the year. >> he's back over .300. 11 homeruns, and someone asked me if he's a hall of hall of famer? >> hello, he's a hall of famer. >> a homerun. doesn't fall, and angels go on to win, 7-3. good look at the red sox and yankees. they always overshadow everything that the angels do. what do you make have them? they have a great offensive-team. they're on pace to score about 200 more runs than they did last year. hitting well over .300. with runners in scoring position. and their pitching is coming back. saunders will start next week, and another good game today. i l

he has a career batting average of .321 against the angels.he's hit .354 against this ballclub. it should be melvin's night. i'm trying on the make it back- to-back wins. who's the player on the watch. >> i'm going a day from melvin. nick mark cakeis is -- markakis is any guy. he has 3 home runs since the all-star break. i think nick will have a big night. melvin can drive him in all night long. >> i'm going with aubrey huff. he's sitting back-to-back games and has two rbi in each of the two games. 4 rbi's over the past 2 games facing a right handed pitcher. i think huff has a breakout game. >> think he will get two in a row. >> i'll go for 2 in a row tonight. i'm down by 7. i have to close the gap. next the play-by-play. rick and i are back with o's extra postgame. and it's brian matusz against john lackey as the orioles and the angels battle it out here, game 2 of the 4 game series. enjoy the game. we're back later in the postgame.  announcer: during the autobahn for all event, you can get great lease deals. i love it!

teri okita, cbs news, los angeles. >>> it falls under the category of good news, maybe. starting tuesday, those annoying recorded telemarketing calls won't be coming into your home unless you give written permission. if they don't heed the ban, they get a fine per phone call but there are exceptions. they include recorded calls from politicians, surveys, banks, utilities, debt collectors and charitable organizations. you might ask what's left. >>> the former president george bush is taking to the air waves. jenna bush hager was hired as a correspondent for the "today" show. the former first daughter will contribute once a month on education and other issues. the 27 -year-old teaches in baltimore and work out of the washington bureau. >>> what is on tap for monday morning weatherwise? >> it will be a cool start, touch of fall. we'll take out the almanac. because the humidity was lower it was comfortable. high temperature 84. low 72. average is 84 and 66. we'll come back and show you one lo shower on doppler and talk about how long the fall weather will last. b@b@b@ (emplo

in less than 48 hours, los angeles was on the verge of a nervous breakdown. this is the chilling story of what happened to a beautiful young actress named sharon tate and six others at the hands of a twisted family of drug-crazed hippies. it's a story that has it all. sex, drugs, rock and roll, movie stars, and murder.

en los angeles una nueva ley permite a la policía y las cárceles identificar a los extranjeros que tenganitales los inmigrantes con antecedentes entró al siglo xxi. se utiliza con el sistema biomco y es comparado con todas informaciones y los datos en el centro del fbi. >> fueron instaladas en 40 agencia oficiales. desde la patrulla de caminos y el il alguacil. una persona de interés el sistema automáticamente notifica a nuestra agencia. >> nosotros no vamos a funcionar como agentes de inmigración aseguró el vocero del alguacil de los angeles aclaró que el sistema se utiliza para elh@ procesamiento de personas a arr stada otro delito. >> el encargado de la oficina de inmigración de los angeles dijo que el uso de lectores para el proceso de todas las personas arrestadas no dará espacio para que se utilice de manera slef o selectivo y utilizando el perfil racial. sí se presta para abusos, sí se pista para violaciones de los derechos humanos y derechos civiles y sí se presta definitivamente a que nuestra comunidad sea el blanco directo de algunos de estos oficiales de la ley. >> el alguacil

let's turn now to msnbc's george lewis in los angeles. what do you have, george, in terms of this notion that we're now facing what looks to be a coming -- not a homicide charge, but a manslaughter charge coming here? >> yeah. the los angeles police department is telling nbc news that this is, indeed, a homicide at this point, likely a manslaughter case. very interesting, the affidavit that was unsealed today in houston, texas, shows some strange conduct on the part of dr. murray as jackson was dying. murray told police at the time that he saw jackson wasn't breathing at approximately 11:00 in the morning, but then the police pulled murray's cellular telephone records showing him on the phone with three different callers for about 47 minutes starting at 11:18 until about 12:05 that day. so there may be some evidence there that murray wasn't paying close attention to jackson's condition. propofol is an extremely dangerous anesthetic drug that needs to be administered usually under hospital room conditions, under operating room conditions,

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for "religion & ethics newsweekly," i'm lucky severson in south central los angeles. >> potter: on our calendar as we mentioned earlier, muslims are observing rhamadan and hindus are celebrating ganesh chaturthi, which commemorates the birthday of the popular deity, lord ganesha. believers mark the ten-day festival by offering prayers and delicacies to the god with the head of an elephant. on the final day of celebration, a statue of lord ganesha is taken in a grand procession and immersed in a body of water. >> potter: the hebrew month of elul has begun for the world's jews. a time of introspection and stock-taking, it leads to the holiest time of year in the jewish calendar, including rosh hashanah and yom kippur. these holidays, plus jewish tradition and biblical history, are at the heart of an interactive museum in brooklyn, new york. education director rabbi nissen brenenson gave us a tour of the jewish children's museum. >> as you approach the museum, the first thing you see is a giant photo mosaic, and as you get closer you realize that it's made up of thousands and thousands of

el incendio que es considerado el peor en 25 años en los Ángeles amenaza con arrasar el observatorioros ahí que han trabajado ahí para tratar de poner en posición que no va ya a destruir antenas y edificios porque es muy importantes estamos listos para esa área. . >>> el principal enemigo para bomberos además, de las temperaturas y la nula humedad lo alto de la zona donde se registra este siniestro, bomberos también señalan que es importante que las personas que viven en estás zonas salgan de sus casas cuando se les pide porque sino hacen difícil el acceso de las grandes máxima para controlar el fuego. >>> hay un calculo de cuando se pudiera controlar esto. >>> hasta el momento los bomberos señalan que el próximo 8 de septiembre seria la más próximo, también indican que es altamente impredecible porque si bien se espera la llegada de humedad también se esperan fuertes vientos regresamos con ustedes. >>> gracias, la amenaza de las llamas lleva a miles a abandonar sus viviendas, mucs familias se refugian en albergues habilitados por autoridades nuestra corresponsal habló con algunos de

she met manson. >> greta: also onboard waspt 19-year-old patricia from los angeles.he girl manson nicknamed katie and once wanted to become aota nun. >> she was not a very wom attractive woman and he focused on her and took her in anothern room and told her to take off all her clothes and look in the mirror and she how beautifulsh she was. talk about telling people whatb they wanted to hear about themselves. she left her car there with her pay check in the glove compartment and never came back back. >> greta: the bus carrying cing manson and his minuteons ona what they call the magical ar mystery tour arrived in los angeles for an extended stay in 1968. they landed on the sunsete strip. >> it was the hub of what was going on in the rock musicsi business in the late '60s. it was the beginning of ev everything. the go-go and the various club that came to symbolize the era and everybody was making it inr the rock music business at that point and manson got the idea in that he, too, could make it ini the rock music business. >> charlie, if he was serious about anything,

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from the los angeles police department. at the end of that meeting the coroner emerged or a spokesman for the coroner emerged and said they have no idea when they're going to release the autopsy results. we confirmed today it's not coming this week. we're not going to hear that this week. >> ellie jostad, autopsy results aside, when they're going to be released, fine. we knew they were going to be slow in releasing that and the toxicology reports. what i'm wondering are there going to be charges? or because these are well-heeled, educated doctors, pharmacies, famous celebrity hangers-on, nobody's going to do anything. >> well, nancy, as allen mentioned, we do know of about at least five searches. you've got dr. conrad murray's offices in houston, his offices in las vegas, and way back in the beginning of the investigation, lapd spokesperson said three different warrants served in los angeles. >>> i want to thank you so much >>> i want to thank you so much for all of your calls and e-mails about my book. 11th victim, it come

several los angeles suburbs sit in its path. more than 12,000 homes remained threatened. >> it's like a war zone. >> reporter: for dozens of homeowners, it's too late. the fire moved so quickly, the true extent of the damage remains unclear. but for finances, the toll is measure in lives. two were killed sunday when their vehicle overturned in rugged terrain. >> we are sad. we are mourning, and we will continue to fight the fire and we will miss our brothers dearly. >> reporter: but the work continues. the governor has declared an emergency in four different counties. >> fires are burning from the north -- the northern border of california all the way south and from the pacific ocean to the sierra nevada. there are fires everywhere. >> reporter: here in l.a., the largest and most dangerous fire requires 2,800 on the ground and an army in the air. these hills haven't burned in 40 years, the perfect recipe, say firefighters, for disaster. even the animals aren't safe. at a wildlife sanctuary, there's nowhere to run. >> i'm terrifi

. >>> i'm manuel gallegus in los angeles. michael jackson's legal challenges are hardly a private matter with all of the media outside of the courthouse here. the latest on the custody e bat will coming up. ov is. >>> a judge is expected to rule over who will get custody of michael jackson's children. >> the judge is expected to name his mother as the legal guardian. it is part of a deal between the 79-year-old grandmother and debbie rowe, the mother of 0 two of his kids. >> if they see each other in court today it will be the first time they ever met. and michael and debbie were married three hours so it shows how strange his life was. the battle over his fortune is just beginning. catherine wants to be named executor of the estate, arguing she's been left in the dark about too many details. in a 2002 will, jackson named his attorney and friend in the music industry as the executors. >> he takes 40% under the will. she's a beneficiary and entitled to a intern certain amount of financial information. the judge will decide how

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these fast-growing flames north of los angeles.that two firefighters were killed while battling one of the blazes. the wildfire already swallowed an area the size of the nation's capital. about 66 square miles. right now, thousands of homes are at risk. california governor arnold schwarzenegger declaring a state of emergency, as well. there are also reports that ash is raining down from the sky in los angeles. there are mandatory evacuations under way to the north, south and west of angeles national park inside the yellow zone you see there. and that includes neighborhoods just north of l.a. in glendale and pasadena. our rob marciano is live at one of the firefighters' command centers on the south center of the park to update us on the progress in the early morning hours. hi there, rob. >> reporter: good morning, kiran. we have moved our position closer to the fire. it's been flaring up at times. right now, a glow behind me. they're concerned that that fire will get over the ridge behind me and into the community of -- one of sever

los angeles county court? how will it be handled legally? >> this would likely as most murder cases are, including the very famous o.j. simpson case, it would probably go to los angeles superior court because this is the county where jackson's death occurred, where the alleged crime occurred. so dr. murray, we're not quite sure where he is at this moment. he has practices in houston and las vegas and also here in los angeles. we're also being told by the los angeles police department that there is no arrest imminent. >> okay. thank you very much, george lewis for nbc news in los angeles. coming up, that cia report just out late today detailing some of the things interrogators did to terror suspects. finally, thanks to freedom of information and the aclu, we're going to find out right now when we come back what was done to those suspects. the justice department wants an investigation into some of those bush era tactics. we've got a special counsel about to be named. in fact, he has been named, john durham. he's been named by eric holder, the

eighth of the year. 400th of his career. 8-7, angels. top eight, bartlett going for the cycle after vlad. gives a tip to the crowd. kevin jen zen trikes out bartlett. angels end up winning 8-7. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. back to jeremy and vinita. >>> let's switch to one of my favorite subjects. dogs. it turns out your pet pooch may be smarter than you ink. researchers say dogs are on the same mental plain as a 2-year-old child. >> like toddlers, dogs can figure out where their treats are hidden. some dogs can even count up to five. the average dog can learn 165 words. but not breeds are created equal when it comes to intelligence. according to one expert, border collies top the list, followed ldgooodles, german shepherds, et rrievers and dobermans. >>> for some of you, your local es u or f.e >> for everyone else, "america this morning" continues after this. this. so guess what. again, when i least expected it, my asthma symptoms came back. so this time, my doctor gave me symbicort to help control my asthma. it combin

angels up 5-3. vladimir guerreroends a missile to left center field. look at, that ball leaves the ballpark. that one's gone. guerrero with a three-run home run. angels beat the orioles 8-5. >>> so we're out at redskins' park this afternoon. we're interviewing clinton portis and a friend of mine said, oh, my god, look over there and we saw them. the two rookies tided to the goal post. >> i will tell you something, they didn't tie those guys. they used to really wrap them so that you couldn't -- they looked like mummies, you know w. their noses open. >> rookies were lucky. >> really. >> let me take you out to hburn. this is how the day ended for rookie kevin barnes and robert henson. poor guys. tied to a goalpost. and the practicefie field, all day's work. and it was hot. gatorade in their hair. bad deal. after they shot patiently. before they were freed, i asked fred smoot which rookies were being hazed. >> they're rookies. it doesn't matter. they have no name yet. you look on their helmets, they have no redskins on it. i don't know those guys. they ar

we have more from the superior court in downtown los angeles. >> at this morning's court hearing in los angeles, the judge is expected to rule on a custody agreement already reached between michael jackson's mother and his ex-wife. the deal struck last week gives 79-year-old katherine jackson full custody of jackson's three young children while debbie rowe, the mother of the two oldest children, will get visitation and legal parental rights. legal experts say it appears to be a win-win arrangement. >> i think it's excellent. it's a 10. they steamed have done it quickly, without publicity. they seemed to have done it without apparently money changing hands. >> the judge will also consider arguments about who should have bigger say over jackson's estate, his mother or the two men named by jackson in his will as administrators of his financial empire. >> this is a music lawyer who knows michael's particular assets and his business. that's invaluable. you couldn't pay to replace him. there's probably nobody who could replace him that has the same amount of knowledge about this asset base an

. >>> the wildfires burning in mountains above los angeles are not letting up. flames surge overnight forcing more evacuations and threatening some 10,000 new homes. only 5% of the blaze is now contained. more now from los angeles with the latest. >> reporter: never have officials seen a fire grow so quickly without the help of santa ana winds. helicopter pilot larry welk knows those winds well and how california fires look from above but this time his feet are on the ground and fire is threatening his home. >> of course i'm nervous. >> reporter: officials evacuated nearly 7000 homes in the los angeles area. location of the largest of eight massive fires now burning in california. they are fueled by extreme temperatures, low humidity and thick dry brush. some of it 20 feet tall because it hasn't been burned in 60 years. strangely, though, there is very little wind keeping smoke plumes parked directly above the flames making it difficult for helps and planes to hit their target. >> it is a treacherous fire and we need to be on our toes collectively. >> reporter: