esto dos horas del centro de los Ángeles. en los ángeles tambiÉn se sintiÓ.te. siguiÓ temblando durante unos cuantos segundos. eso es cuando causa mÁs pánico. aquÍ el temblor te llega inesperadamente. nunca sabes cuÁndo va a temblar. ahora podemos estar bien. dentro de dos minutos puede estar temblando. hay algunas alertas que tambiÉn se han establecido en algunas Áreas y te dan 20 segundos que, por lo regular, te dan 20 segundos para dejar de hacer lo que estÁs haciendo y tratar de encontrar un refugio. mucho quÉ aprender con cada temblor. fÉlix: a propÓsito de lo que decÍamos, estamos hablando de el 4 de julio. es una fecha muy especial. por ejemplo, me imagino en el centro de la ciudad, en los edificios mÁs elevados de oficinas no deberÍa de haber tanto personal, por lo tanto, se pudo llevar con mayor tranquilidad en el centro de los Ángeles lo que sucediÓ. juan carlos: sÍ. definitivamente. creo que es de gran ayuda el hecho de que no haya habido gente trabajando. indiscutiblemente, aunque hayas crecido en un lugar, en una zona sÍsmica como en los angeles,

that could pose a hazard to the community. >> any reports right now in terms of los angeles, los angeles county. fires. reports of gas and people are saying they can smell it in their home. >> you know, actually. very fortunate. after doing a cleat survey of the city. we actually moved pretty fast. every fire department went out to check their area. there are no reports of damage. when something like this when there is a earthquake, we have a few power outages. we had some power outages downtown los angeles where people were caught in an elevator. you've got certain protocols. i understand you are in earthquake mode. what does that trigger? >> yes. whenever there is a earthquake felt and we are in contact with pasadena, dr. lucy jones and cal tech. we get a lot of that information quickly. when there is a earthquake felt, every fire station in the city of los angeles, they get an alarm. they are notified to go into earthquake mode. basically what that is. the firefighters will get on the apparatus and survey their fire station and personnel to make sure everybody is okay. they go to chec

with advil liqui-gels. >> axelrod: and finally tonight, the los angeles angels played a baseball gamet night, and if you haven't heard about what happened already... well, let's just say the no-hitter was the least of it. >> this is ground ball to second base. red falls down, picks it up, fires to first-- the angels have no hit! >> axelrod: start with every player wearing the same number, as they celebrate the no-hitter against the mariners. "45," the number their teammate tyler skaggs wore. this was the angels' first home game since skaggs died on july 1 during a road trip in texas. >> tyler's mom, debby, will be tossing the honorary first pitch. >> axelrod: tyler skagg's mother got the night off to an emotional start. ( cheers and applause ) then, in the bottom of the first, angels slugger mike trout took the very first pitch he saw, and knocked a two-run homer out of the park. the angels would score seven runs in the first, 13 overall. skagg's birthday is 7/13-- today, july 13. two angels pitchers, taylor cole and felix pena, combined for the no-hitter, though angels manager brad a

by monday afternoon, the los angeles born angel would never alight on the mound again. and his major league debut, by the way, was in 2012. he was just 21 years old. now, six years later, he is no longer with us. there are hearts broken across the country, especially in the world of baseball. we have been hearing from people playing for all sorts of teams from the new york yankees, to the arizona diamondbacks where he first, he played lots of people sending their con doll senses, people showing -- condolences, people showing up one after the other with condolences in the los angeles area. >> so sad for the family and the team and the baseball community. sara sidner. thank you so much. there are so many questions about how he died but there just aren't answers this morning. what we can find out much more about is how he lived and the impact his life had. joining us in a few minutes, the los angeles reporter who follows the angels, she'll tell us what she knows about tyler skaggs. that's coming up. >>> so what is the truth about the conditions inside facilities holding mi

a good couple of hours away from los angeles, although it was felt in los angeles.nearest city. you can see there just how far from l.a., closer to las vegas on that map. this was centered. we believe we have aerial shots our fox affiliate in los angeles. they launched their chopper to see if there are any reports of damage. so far we have not. the los angeles police department said they are now in earthquake mode. we bring in john elgot. sorry for butchering your name there. give us a sense in terms of earthquake magnitude versus distance from los angeles and distance from civilization. does it make sense that we haven't really heard reports of big injuries or big destruction? >> yeah. this was a 6.4 magnitude which means the strongest shaking took place within 10, 20 miles of the epi center. some of the towns along the eastern see era nevada felt it pretty strongly. but that's a sparcely populated area. by the time you get to los angeles where it was felt, las vegas, up into the central valley of california, up to fresno, they would have felt mild to moderate shak

kind of in between las vegas and los angeles. so, los angeles felt extreme shaking, and so did las vegas. it is amazing to watch this video and see how much shaking was involved. we have seen chandeliers kind of swaying and also, video of people's swimming pools. it's a reminder here in northern california, to be ready. because we could experience that strong of an earthquake here any time. to have our kids ready, and just be prepared in case of an emergency. >> they are still trying to determine if there were any injuries and the extent of the damage in that area of kern county, which is fairly remote. that is the good news there when it comes to the epicenter. but we will be following this throughout the day on air and online. >>> meantime, my people wondering about that fourth of july weather forecast here in the bay area, mary. >> for firework shows tonight, we are tracking that onshore flow. that stronger seabreeze will mean low clouds and areas of fog will roll in for tonight. i will first show you a live look at alesrce to

it was felt all the way to los angeles. some folks in las vegas say they felt it all the way to death valley. and there have been a number of after shocks that are still rocking the area and a number of foreshock that's came before that in the 4.0 magnitude range. >> here's what we know so far. in los angeles, picking up what you can see right here, now this happened actually about 170 miles northeast. in los angeles. he can just see that area. a lot of people on social media talking about this. and you can s some of the earthquake in beverly hills? you're also seeing different places in southern california, they're saying please don't call 911. you can see the chandelier there shaking in one of those photos there. >> he was talking about he was ow side. he felt something very gentle. looked around and looked to see if anything is moving. >> i was not sure it was an earthquake either. so all in all, it is something that if you're really attune, can you feel that is about 130 miles from here. that's a holong way to feel an e

it's a much smaller area than los angeles. bakersfield is a sizable medium city in california and surrounded by farmland and lots of agriculture. so lots of people live in that area. i don't have an exact town. it's considered a medium urban area. >> julie: how close is that to ridgecrest? can you guesstimate? >> i would say bakersfield to ridgecrest is probably about an hour, an hour apart. i'm hearing there's roughly 380,000 people living in kern county. in bakersfield, excuse me. >> julie: so this gives you a good map, if you would, of the wide-ranging effects that an earthquake like this has. the original earthquake, the 6.4 registered in ridgecrest, california near the town of ridgecrest. now we're hearing -- officials are saying a hospital is being evacuated and residents are being warned of a pending earthquake that could happen in the next 15 minutes near bakersfield in kern county. which is as you just mentioned, about an hour to two hours away from ridgecrest? >> yeah, from ridgecrest, it's about an hour from ridgecr

. >> begnaud: breaking tonight, a 27-year-old pitcher for the los angeles angels has died suddenly. >erybody just stand by. we had an accident on the field. >> ten people are dead when a private aircraft went down near dallas. >> millions of protesters storm a government building in hong kong. >> all the people here say they will not be leaving unless their demands are met or unless they are pushed out by force. >> begnaud: and youth is served at wimbledon. a 15-year-old from florida beats a five-time champion, venus williams. >> i never thought this would happen. i'm literally living my dream right now. >> begnaud: good evening from new york. i'm david begnaud. this is our western edition. there is a secret facebook group involving border patrol agents that has been exposed. investigative journalists at propublica discovered thousands of members posted jokes about migrant deaths as well as sexist memes. this came to light as president trump was signing a package of humanitarian aid for the border. and new questions are being raised tonight about those migrant care. more now from jeff

ridge crest about 150 miles from los angeles. i'm getting tweets from so many of you guys describing what it felt like. sarah snider, just bringing you back in, the word i keep hearing is rolling shaking. when it comes to ridge crest you were reporting when we spoke last about fires. now you're hearing about rescues. >> yes, and i should mention this. we are getting this in from several different people in the ridge crest area they have felt another fairly strong after shock there in ridge crest. you heard seismologist lucy jones who everyone in this area certainly knows. she is known around the world for her work with earthquakes. she said this area is going to see a lot of shaking today. she is on the money. they are feeling after shocks as we speak. people are talking about how strong they feel, and they definitely feel a rolling earthquake. it certainly doesn't feel good especially when you've had one that is about a 6.4 magnitude. the other concerning thing, obviously, to people is this a precursor to something bigger? and a

the los angeles angels announcing pitcher tyler skaggs was found dead in a hotel room in texas at just 27 years old south lake texas police think skaggs was found unresponsive this afternoon at this hilton with no signs of foul play the team scheduled for an away game with the texas rangers, tonight's game now cancelled the angels saying in hay statement tyler has and always will be an important part of the angels family. our thoughts and prayers are with his wife carly and his entire family during this devastating time skaggs was a california native drafted by the angels in 2009, called up to the big leagues in 2012, the pitcher just two weeks away from his 28th birthday. an angel taken too soon as fans, family, and investigators ask why. steve patteren so, nbc news. >>> also investigators have recovered the voice recorder from a small plane that crashed into a hangar moments after take off outside dallas killing all ten people on board. gabe gutierrez is there. >> reporter: after the fiery crash that could be seen for miles, tonight federal investigators are trying to find out how al

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leontudio in los y light swayed angeles. the quake woke up glenn chapman. >> i felt the building rolling, i just happened to look over to my shades and saw them going, so i knew it was an earthquake. >> i thought i wasn't crazy, it is moving and shaking and went stop. >> people across the california capture the shaking on camera like the ripples appearing in this pool. this chiropractor's office was littered with broken glass and debris. hundreds of items tumbled from the shelves of this grocery store and filled the aisles. residents report feeling dozens of aftershocks. seismologists warned of more. >> sometime this afternoon we will be having a larger aftershock within the sequence. a anger moved to los angeles from the east coast, this was his first earthquake. >> i had to get out of here because i have never experienced this but it was frightening to say the least. i am still trying to care dertment is an earthquake mode, surveying the area for damage. and this house fire, just one of several that were reported in the mi

the angels and the rangers taking the field tonight. abc's marcus moore is there. >> reporter: tonight, the texas rangers say they will hold a moment of silence before tonight's game against the los angeles angels, in honor of pitcher tyler skaggs. >> these guys will be there fighting for each other with tyler weighing heavy on their hearts tonight. >>. >> reporter: the seemingly healthy 27-year-old, who wore number 45, seen here pitching against the a's over the weekend. skaggs, who was psupposed to pitch in thursday's fourth of july game, was found dead inside this team hotel. his death still a mystery. police telling abc news an autopsy has been completed. and so far there's no evidence to suggest foul play or suicide. just outside the hotel where he died flowers and a cap in his memory. and a growing memorial outside the angels home stadium. teammates, family, and fans stunned. >> today's one of the hardest days, and i know it gets easier but it's difficult. >> reporter: skaggs leaves behind his wife carli, who he married just seven

of the angels family.th his wife, carli, and his entire family during this devastating time. support now pouring in from his rivals. >> hey, wasn't a guy that i enjoyed having to go up against. obviously he gave all the teams i coached fits. just awful to think that that's not going to be around anymore. >> reporter: angels/rangers game has been canceled. police say they do not suspect any foul play. eva pilgrim, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to eva. and lots of love to that team, their fans, and his family. >>> also from california, a poison scare at a facebook mail facility. it's located near the facebook headquarters and was evacuated yesterday as a precaution. a routine check found mail possibly containing the nerve agent sarin, but additional test did not confirm it's presence. so authorities are still working to identify that substance. they say there were no injuries. >>> the cockpit voice recorder from the small plane that crashed near dallas over the weekend is now being analyzed by federal

in los angeles, 150 miles from the epicenter, chandeliers rattled. while the damage was limited, it was the strongest earthquake in southern california in more than 20 years today, 36 after shocks were reported in the first 90 minutes. dozens more are expected through the day. >> it was more of a back and forth rolling. it was a good shaker >> reporter: lester was also in l.a. and felt the quake. >> this one was just a series of waves, roughly the same intensity but like being on an ocean. what struck in my mind different than any earthquake i've experienced was that it didn't seem to end. it just kept going and going and going. >> reporter: at the ridgecrest regional hospital where many often turn for help, they had to send patients away before later reopening the emergency room >> i was ready to treat myself because i don't want a roof to fall on myself >> reporter: tonight a region on edge with nerves rattled as the earth continues to shake over the last several hours we have felt several after shocks in this area in fact there are two active faul

. >>> tragedy hits major league baseball. 27-year-old tyler skaggs, pitcher for the los angeles angels dies suddenly in texas. i'm michelle kosinski. >> i'm dave briggs. tuesday, july 2nd, 5 a.m. in the east. the momentum has shifted. it is early in a very long race, but we have proof now that one debate indeed can make a difference. a new cnn poll showing initial voter reaction to the first democratic debate as big moves up and correspondingly down. top tier plainly clustered into four regions. there were big gains for warren and harris thanks to moments like this. >> you know, there fs a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bussed to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> one noteworthy result for biden though despite coming under scrutiny on civil rights issues. support for the vice president remains strong among black voters. only 30% of potential democratic voters want a national program like medicare for all to replace private insurance. but 49% favor a national program while keeping private insurers too

, pero dentro del barrio que vive mÁs gente hispana es aquÍ en el este de los Ángeles aquÍ la mayoriae latino, quien es como el p presidente que no sabe la necesidad del pobre, el pobre no sabe de latino . >> ella llegÓ de el salvador hace 22 aÑos y le alegra que son mÁs los latinos que viven en estados unidos, segÚn el centro con cifras del censo, los latinos suman casi 70 millones . >> etos qlos latinos de prepar preparados, ya son nuestros hijos, son nuestros nietos que llevan todo profesionales >> el reporte dice que rimo de crecimiento se frenÓ con respecto a la Última encuesta, >> el fenÓmeno de que hay meno mexicanos entrando es algo nu o nuevo, ademÁs el hecho de que las cifras de nacimientos de latinos , de niÑos latinos estÁ bajando tambiÉn >> mÁs jÓvenes de los estados unidos y esperanactualm estÁn entre los grupos Étnicos mÁs jÓvenes en estados unidos y que esperan que con el incremento de los latinos tam tambiÉn aumente la fuerza polÍtica . >> el congreso estÁ representado por la mayorÍa de gente que no son latinos . >> pero con el crecimiento inmenso de hispanos >> la ge

socorro cruise desde los Ángeles. >> la arquidiÓcesis de los Ángeles ha lanzado una campaÑa para el secretodecontra la fe, religiÓn o la iglesia católica. lo que buscamos es la protecciÓn de los mÁs vulnerables, el senador demÓcrata que obligarÍa anunciar a las autoridades cuando reciben informaciÓn en confesiÓn de un caso de abuso infantil. asegura que en 11 estados del paÍs estÁn vigentes leyes similares o mÁs estrictas.. >> yo de niÑo fui abusado sexualmentepor un cura catÓlico en la iglesia de guadalupe. >> manuel vega comparte con nosotros que comenzÓser abusado a los 10 aÑos. el secreto de contenciÓn hace cómplices a los sacerdotes. >> yo estoy de acuerdo con que cambien la ley, que hagan los curas responsables .>> cuando una persona entra en ese tema nosotros paramos y le advertimos a la persona, le informamos que desde ese momento ya no quedarÁ su confesiÓn bajo el secreto de confesiÓn. >> el padre rodolfo prado dice que los sacerdotes de la iglesia catÓlicaen california por ley ya reportan cualquier abuso contra un menor. >> nosotros fuimos los primeros en tener un programa de protec

of los angeles.is starting to co up here on the west coast rescue workers are surveying the damage so that we will get a better picture as time goes t on to extent of the damage. man, oh, man. his was a major earthquake. 8:19 friday night. we know it was the major quake.e we did that quake on the 4th of july in the morningha tt was a 6.4. seismologists saying that was a foreshock to the larger quake and still a 1 in 10 chance we could see an even larger quake. you started to see people posting pictures on twitter. store shelves. things falling off of t store shelves. cracks and fires. house fires that sparked up as e ult of the quake. not one but two serious quakes here in southern california. i c tell you as a residenh ere this is a wake up call. people are running out and making sure they are prepared. >> what was it like for you? did you feel this? >> i did. i felt the first one more than the larger one. i felt it. it e i live i did not feel as severely as others. my friends. my producer really fe

the angels saying in a statement, tyler has and always will be an important part of the angels family. our thoughts and prayers are with his wife carley and his entire family during this devastating time skaggs was a california native drafted by the angels in 2009, called up to the big leagues in 2012 the pitcher just two weeks away from his 28th birthday, an angel taken too soon as fans, family and investigators ask why. steve patterson, nbc news. >> outbursts, chaos and destruction in hong kong after a half a million protesters flooded the streets. it was supposed to be a peaceful day celebrating the anniversary of the city's return to chinese rule it turned violent. police fired tear gas at demonstrators swarming the legislative council. nbc's bill neely is in hong kong with the latest. >> reporter: mayhem in hong kong riot police firing tear gas, scattering thousands of protesters they had stormed the main government building, demanding the end of the law tightening china's grip on the city this isn't just a hong kong crisis this is the biggest popular challenge to china's preside

the earthquake was not in los angeles, but it has been felt if downtown los angeles.rently take place about an hour ago. almost an hour ago at 1:02 p.m. you can see there a helicopter over los angeles, flying over to sort of get a sense of what's going on. you can see traffic on the freeways there. we don't have reports of any activity coming to a halt because of damage. but what we don't is damage reports from the scene in ridgecrest, california. we do have lester holt on the scene in santa monica, california. he's joining me now. lester, did you feel this earthquake? >> reporter: absolutely felt it, ali. i was sitting in my living room and felt the shaking. now, as a new yorker, there's a moment of processing, of, is it a subway underneath me? i've been in buildings that shake a little bit because of a subway. but quickly processed that out, realized what was happening, got up away from the major glass door where i was sitting, got up and called out to my family. and the strange thing about this one, it kept rolling and rolling and rolling. it felt like it lasted a

there is los angeles. and what are all these marks?now it looks a little confusing, but each one of those marks represents where a fault line is. this is very seismically active, and the aftershocks that we have seen since this earthquake struck at just after 10:30 in the morning local time, well, now we are looking at the aftershocks across this region and there are little fault lines here. this did not happen along the great san andreas fault where we typically think of these big earthquakes in california taking place. this essentially was out in the desert. different story if this had happened in a highly populated area, just 150 miles away in los angeles, or even in the vicinity of bakersfield. we think of ridgecrest as being the epicenter. it wasn't. it was actually ten miles away on a naval air weapons facility, which is huge, but take a look at this. all of these orange dots, they represent

the los angeles angels remember fallen teammate number 45. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. >>> it is a high-speed auto race but there's no gasoline alley. that's because these special cars run on clean electric power. we will go along with the ride and see how this new international sport is electrifying fans here in this country. >>> and a more ancient adventure. we'll take you beneath the city of rome to explore these tunnels. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> you've kind of become the bad guy. >> yeah, and to have this story is kinds of complex because i think bad people are most oftentimes misunderstood. i think my duty was to empathize with that character. >> you actually did r

molly hunter has more from los angeles. to leave >> reporter: across the country, protest against the threatened raids. but inside a texas detention center last night, a different kind of protest. no shower, no shower, they say >> we are not terrorists >> reporter: detainees taking their complaints directly to vice president mike pence who is touring the facility journalists inside the facility described a stench, intense overcrowding >> you're at your capacity here. >> reporter: a second facility was less crowded >> i couldn't be more impressed with the compassionate work that our customs and border protection are doing here at this facility >> reporter: ahead of tomorrow's raids, there's defiance some cities vowing not to cooperate with i.c.e churches offering sanctuary and immigrant advocates like this one in l.a. are fighting back. what's your advice to families this weekend >> our advice to families is the following. stay silent. if i.c.e. comes to do not open the door >> reporter: at a vigil last night -- ♪ ♪ fear and

los angeles california norma. miles de personas aprovecharon para compartir la experiencia de los efectos del sismo, se pueden observar varias imÁgenes durante y despuÉs del temblor. hablamos con una familia que acababa de regresar a los Ángeles despuÉs de unas vacaciones aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa, dayana nos informa cÓmo estar listos ante un suceso de esta magnitud aquÍ en nuestra regiÓn, en vivo, delante. dayana: este movimiento telÚrico fue uno de los mÁs intensos registrados desde finales del aÑo 90 la zona del estado, lo que pone en alerta toda california, y tambiÉn recordando a nuestra comunidad la importancia de estar preparados. un sismo de 6.4 sacudiÓ el sur de california esta maÑana, tambiÉn se sintiÓ en los Ángeles. un fenÓmeno que sorprendió a esta familia que apenasregresaba a casa de sus vacaciones en el Área de la bahÍa. para maggi de 10 aÑos fue una experiencia que jamÁs olvidará >> nunca habÍa sentido un temblor es la primera vez, y estaba un poquito asustada dayana: leandro sintiÓ el peso de se

fallout from that 6.4 magnitude quake near the town of ridgecrest about 150 miles northeast of los angeles. tonight, we have team coverage. >> we are in the town closest to the epicenter of the quake, trone, where residents are without the basics tonight. >> reporter: there have been a series of aftershocks here near the epicenter and 3.5 with the latest one, very unsettling. the good news here is though the electricity is back on. >> i am still a little shaken up. >> reporter: a lifelong resident of trone up so the earthquake that rocked her small town traumatized her. trone is very close to the epicenter. >> still worried about the after shocks and they are still saying we will have more. so this scary. >> it started shaking. the tv fell off of the wall. all three rooms of the house just caved in and shook the refrigerator into the middle of the kitchen. >> reporter: taurus traveling through trone a from death valley got the scare of a lifetime. >> people were like oh my gosh. people pulled over and they were scared. and really scared.>> people went outside and, you know, everything star

>>> and angels in the outfield. an unbelievable night of remembrance. >> the most amazing moment i've ever seen. >>> and coincidences that you have to see ev belie. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening across the gulf coast, there are real concerns about significant flooding. barry made landfall in louisiana thite oon as a hurricane leaving some coastal communities under water. stranding residents. it was downgraded to a tropical storm but that does not mean the threat is over. is the unending down pours now that are bringing the possibility of live threatening flooding ovn this storm is so slowg, people can walk faster hdle the it's traveling. that's why it could dump up to 25 inches of rainn some areas as inland areas brace for flooding, grocery shelves are bare. sidents hoping their hold.bags will we have coverage across the region. kerry sanders is in the southern part of the state where barry s left a mess thi morning. kerry? >> reporter: good evening. officials say when you're battli

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district court in los angeles. i will ask with a show of hands, how many like popsicles in the summer? you may or may not recognize some of the examples i am going to show you. the thing with court cases is we don't get exhibits like this all the time. usually exhibits are given back to the parties involved and if they choose not to take them, the court disposes of them. to get examples or exhibits of some of the court cases, even artwork like this, is really fun. the file itself is about six cubic feet. several thousand pages. i wasn't going to scan it all for you. you would be here all night. there wastwork where some possible copyright infringement, the design patent ofding, the actual design the popsicle. interesting. and then all of the other artwork that is out there. if you like early artwork, if you want a poster or something, you can come into our facility and find it. we can reproduce it for you. paper, and youor have yourself a nice poster of something you found in a court case. pretty cool. not all cour

the blue angels got information to put a show on in the sky. meanwhile democrats weighed inside the extravagant celebration was a waste of money. >> not quite sure we need money to go in for tanks and put them in downtown washington, d.c. >> nothing about the fourth of july should be reduced to politics. >> the cost of the event has not yet been revealed. >>> it is something you do not see every fourth of july. >> people hitting the slopes in lake tahoe. these snow lovers skip to the barbecues and headed for squaw valley instead. many were seen skiing down the mountain in t-shirts and shorts today. not exactly pristine powder conditions but snow goers didn't seem to care. >> it is crazy that we can dress like this while skiing. >> we have a house on donner lake and we are going inner tubing here soon, we are checking in right now and going tubing on the lake in just about a half hour from now. don't even need to change. >> believe it or not, you still have time to hit the slopes, not tonight, they are close, but squaw valley will be open until

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. >>> there is going to be a moment of silence tonight before the los angeles angels game in order to honor tyler skaggs. tyler evans is at the game in arlington, texas. >> reporter: the shock is still fresh and emotions raw as those in the angels organization speak out for the first time since the death of pitcher tyler skaggs. >> man, it's like a punch in the heart. you really don't -- you're so in shock. >> reporter: skaggs died suddenly in his hotel room just hours before the team's scheduled away game against the texas rangers. he was only 27 and in the prime of his career. >> see a good fastball early on from skaggs. >> reporter: he pitched just two nights earlier at the team's home field in anaheim. as the news quickly spread, fans flocked to angels stadium to pay respect, including some who were at that game. >> it's just shocking to me because we were here saturday night when he pitched. >> khanna strikes out. >> now he is gone. it's just -- >> devastating. >> yeah, devastating. >> you have to feel sorry for the family right now. my heart goes out to them. >> reporter: skaggs

people in los angeles say that they felt sort of a swaying feeling.d when you look at the video of the area when it happened people weren't panicked, they obviously noticed it. and you could see chandeliers swaying, people stepped out of the restaurants and their homes. same story in vegas. our reporter who's there described people in a casino obviously acknowledging it and going back to their gambling. but in ridgecrest, which is the epicenter again it's a completely different story. it's described as being absolutely violent and people were described as being terrified. this is what i was talking about just a little while ago. this is las vegas, and this is inside a casino. and you can see all the chandeliers swaying. they're actually swaying a lot. somebody there obviously directing traffic, but people weren't evacuated from the hotel. apparently some people did leave from their own volition but apparently according to a reporter on the scene a lot of people stayed and continued about their business which is hard to believe given what we're seeing.

>>baseball fans across the country feeling sympathy for the los angeles angels as one of their team's pitchers tyler skaggs was found dead in his hotel room monday. john lawrence has the story. >>the mentos left outside of angel stadium to honor the life of tyler skaggs it was a dues come down here the flowers. skaggs was drafted by the angels in 2009. 3 years later his major league baseball debut the 27 year-old was found unresponsive monday in this hilton hotel near dallas was pronounced dead at the scene foul play doesn't appear to be a factor in a police spokesman told the los angeles times suicide is not suspected he was just recently pitch this past weekend. so. such a young age it's hard skaggs his last game was saturdaoakland a's. he earned our pitching. >>he again he was in his prime his career important we all kind i would say keep in our thoughts and prayers, but also have just a perspective of. >>his team issued a statement calling skaggs an important part of the angels family and moments of silence for skaggs were held at baseball stadiums across the country. >>it did fee

, donde se capturó un grupo de delincuentes que viajaba el fin de semana a los Ángeles, para cometeras rejas en estados unidos así lo decidió un juez. >> en lo que dura el proceso de extradicion hacia perú >> la sala estuvo llena a capacidad gran asistencia de peruanos en la bahía >> así reaccionaban peruanos residentes después que un juez determinará que alejandro toledo debe seguir detenido >> vistiendo el traje rojo de prisionero, solo se le vio asentir con la cabeza para saludar a su esposa, la que fue amonestada al expresar su descontento en voz alta durante el transcurso de la audiencia >>es un triufo para la justicia peruano que este responda por los cargos está acusado de corrupción después de supuestamente aceptar sobornos para favorecer a la compañía de construcción obdebrech >> estos han robado el perú >> también se encontró en su casa un maletín por 40 mil dólares, este debe permanecer detenido dijo el juez por alto riesgo de huida, esto podría devenir en un conflicto entre los países. >>

it's about 150 miles northeast of downtown los angeles. the u.s. geological survey says the quake happened along two seismic faults. but the well-known san andreas fault was not one of them. >> governor gavin newsom was there to make sure people affected by the quake get the aid and resources they need. as monte francis shows us now, the shaking could be felt in los angeles, even in the bay. >> surveillance footage of this restaurant in ridgecrest shows the force of the quake. as the building shook, items fell off the shelf and employees ran for cover. the quake wiped out most of its inventory and causing thousands of dollars in damage. it also left a huge crack in this road in the small town of trona. >> holy [ bleep ] >> in ridgecrest, a small town, residents are dealing with the worst. they say the shaking lasted about 30 seconds and knocked them off their feet. >> i couldn't get off the floor. i wasn't even sure if i could stay on my hands and knees. >> it was never ending. and i tried to get off the couch. he was starting for the door. and it

robert oulds al jazeera los angeles. so i had an al-jazeera. this is the biggest outburst we have seen from folks in a long time. coming up with boards. from. me and. all right sports fans those find out what's coming on the green with joe sammy thank you yeah the fight to avoid the cut open championship is on they're under way in the 2nd round at will port rushkoff club in northern ireland american jamie holmes continues to lead from round one he's now moved to 8 tons of paul alongside shane now well the one isn't too far behind he's on 5 under par and grief of other plays 15 time major champion tiger woods is struggling though he's 5 over paul and will probably make the cuts. senegal football fans are hoping their team can make history as the national squad meets algeria in the final of the africa cup of nations in cairo on friday nicolas haq has moved from the capital to. prepared focused and ready to win it's in this football academy that some of senegal's best players like your money. and were scouted to play in eur

. >> el compromiso por su comunidad convierte a un chico en los Ángeles en el mas joven en adoptar unampiando la autopista, busca crear conciencia. ♪ ♪ >> ¿quÉ tal?, cÓmo estÁn, muy buenas tardes, les saluda felicidad, gracias por acompaÑarme. en pleno aviso de redadas masivos de inmigrantes indocumentados. el gobierno de trump ha empezado las gestiones para no aceptar mÁs solicitudes de asilo de migrantes que llegan a la frontera sur. >> la administraciÓn de donald trump pone nuevos problemas a los solicitante de asilo con una medida que afectara particularmente a la comunidad centroamericana. la norma anunciada este lunes, establece que los solicitante de asilo que pasan por otro paÍs, seguirÁn solicitar antes de poder solicitarlo en estados unidos, es decir que si un migrante hondureÑo no buscara as en e su ruta al norte, no serÁ elegible para solicitar asilo al gobierno de estados unidos. de acuerdo con el departamento de seguridad nacional esta regla, ayudara a bajar un importante factor de atracciÓn que impuso la migraciÓn irregular por la frontera sur y permitirÁ a las autoridad

al jazeera los angeles. and coming up in sports the world's best female cyclists continues a challenge to a different organizers to give them their own version of the race. and that sampras part peter thank you very much algeria have been crowned the african football champions of the beating senegal in the final of the africa cup of nations in cairo alone goal of the match was scored by bad bed after just 79 seconds that is the fastest goal in an africa cup of nations final in at least 39 years these were the scenes in algeria the capital algiers as the goal was scored. the celebrations over all the arms of the streets of france where there is a large algerian community these are pictures of those celebrations from paris where fans are celebrating their side 2nd title since 1990. meanwhile the senegalese players were left heartbroken as they missed out again on their 1st chance to secure the crown. talk as more from a fan so than in senegal's capital dhaka this wasn't the game that the city police fans wante

you see where los angeles is.might have a few graphics and i'm going to ask my producer taylor if he can bring that up for us. originally 6.6. the usgs does this, they recalibrate and look at the energy and waves. and again, 6.4, that's significant. the depth is the most important factor right now. 8 kilometers. when we cover these earthquakes around the world 6.2 or greater, many of them, indonesia, you're going to find them 400 kilometers deep. that's significant. it absorbs all the energy. 8 kilometers there's significant shaking going on. 10:33, more of these tweets from this european company called emfc. they're saying now there's been a number of after shocks and they're right pretty close between 20, 25 miles around ridge crest. a 4.2 this is 13 minutes ago 32 miles northeast of ridge crest. they come down and of course they've got another one that's a 3.9. they're saying there's been already as many as five already. that is not unusual. a lot of times it takes time to release this energy, and after shocks

we have sara sidner in our los angeles bureau. what are you hearing? what are you seeing? >> we have heard in ridgecrest there are two house fires, gas lines ruptured. the hospital has evacuated about 50 people there, very important part of the community. they're dealing with evacuations, and emergency crews are getting more calls than they can handle. they are, though, working on dealing with this issue now this was not just felt in ridgecrest, but as far away as los angeles, and las vegas, which is actually closer to ridgecrest, they also felt it quite strongly. since then there have been more than 70 aftershocks that people are dealing with, and this is as people are always dealing with damages, we are also hearing that there have been injuries, and they are trying to get to people who have been injured due to this earthquake. so a lot going on, as people try and understand and deal with the fact they are going to be dealing with these rolling aftershocks for at least a couple days, maybe three. they have become less and less over time, but certainly scary officer the f