eiger inem with bob los angeles and asked him about the investment in china.sten. >> i am very invested in not just disney today, but disney long-term. well be my tenure as ceo. one of the things that any ceo needs to do is not just manage a business successfully in the moment or for the quarter or the year. they should manage the business for success long-term. among the decisions that we have made collectively as a management team, we wanted to invest in china and land seeds and big trees that will fuel enormous growth for the company long-term beyond my tenure. it means a lot to me because when i think about carrying on my responsibilities and my legacy, shanghai disneyland looms large. china looms large. >> i know you talked about that china.at are unique to what are examples of that? >> my charge to the imagineering's is make it authentically disney but distinctly chinese. we are bringing a disneyland park to china. strong and state and the research that we have done supports this. people want a disney experience. we also know that there are cultural inte

los angeles. >> and good morning, i'm bob redell. take you live here to the east bay, where one city is in a blitz over the next several weeks to fill several hundred of those. that story, coming up. >>> welcome back, everyone. 11:13 right now. we've all seen them, we dread running into them when we're driving. we're talking about those pesky potholes. now one bay area city is on a real blitz to get rid of them all. nbc bay area's bob redell is live in oakland. bob, the city there hoping to fix about 2,500 potholes? >> reporter: 2,500 potholes. you are correct. good morning to you, peggy. unfortunately, that won't cover all of them. you've got some here on 106th near mcarthur, where this morning oakland road crew, and you can see them arriving again, have been grinding and repaving this section of road. and they'll be off to another location. they'll be doing this pattern monday through friday over the next seven weeks, in what the city calls its pothole blitz. it's an annual effort to fix as many of the crumbling parts of oakland's

our station in los angeles confirmed that the bus belonged to los angeles limousine express. >> christopher hubbard admitted to raping at least 3 women in the area. bob redell is live outside the courthouse. this guy admits to raping at least 40 women and yet he is getting out of prison. >> reporter: they are and they will be showing up in hours to display their displeasure to release the man back into society. judge brown here at the hall of justice agreed to the conditional release of christopher hubbard to let him live in a home in hal mapalm da. according to the da's office he will be under strict super vision. he will have to wear a gps monitor. not happy at all. a couple of dozen residents argued that he will always be a threat to society. >> each time he was released he went out and offended again. he has been in jail and mental institutions and he is ready, supposedly healed and ready for release. he doesn't belong anywhere in a populated area. >> he has admitted to raping 26 women in the los angeles area back in the 1970s and another 15 in the early 1980s. he game known as the pillow case rapist because he used a pillow to silence the victim

los principales lÍderes del partido republicano, el congresista bob goodlatte, nos explica por quÉ estÁ atorada en washington la legalizaciÓn de 11 millones de indocumentados. tambiÉn, el alcalde de los Ángeles nos habla del escÁndalo por los comentarios racistas del dueÑo del equipo de bÁsquetbol de los clippers, yel legendario boxeador oscar de la hoya nos dice por quÉ quiere ser dueÑo de ese equipo. tambiÉn, el sheriff mÁs odiado por los hispanos, joe arpaio, habla con mi compaÑero enrique acevedo. rechaza que persiga a inmigrantes solo por la forma en que se ven, y conversamos con el actor mexicano gael garcÍa bernal, nos habla de su documental, "¿quiÉn es dayani cristal?", y nos dice cÓmo se ve a mÉxico desde buenos aires. comenzamos. >> vamos al punto, con jorge ramos. >> vamos al punto. comenzamos el programa con una entrevista exclusiva con el ex-presidente de mÉxico, vicente fox. Él estÁ actualmente al frente del centro fox, en guanajuato, mÉxico, pero la historia lo recuerda por haber vencido en las elecciones del aÑo 2000 al candidato del pri, terminando con 71 aÑos de gobiernos autoritarios. fox desde luego ya no estÁ en el poder, pero sigue estando en las noticias, y muchos mexi

los angeles. >> motley crue is touring and fleetwood mac. >> how about the dixie cups? >> dixie chicago's. >> -- chicks. >> no, dixie cups. >> bob. >> actually, this is directly related to memorial day. i would urge all of you who are out there drinking and having a good time, please don't drive. a lot of people do that on memorial day and end up dead and i don't want to see that happen to any of you out there. i want to apologize my cold and interrupting most of my show with it. you have to be careful. get somebody else to drive. you don't have to drive if you are drinking. somebody can take the car and drive it for you. >> that's a very important point. >> if you want to make some extra money during holidays, be the designated driver. have your friends give you $20 and make a little on the side. >> it's really important. there's so many unnecessary fatalities. >> so a lot of people taking selfies on memorial day. i think there's a lot of variations of the selfie now. we have a few we would like to share with you guys today. this is the felfie. this is the farmer selfie. this is the shelfie. then we have bob's personal favorite

potential buyers in the los angeles clippers in the wake of the teams ownern donald sterling being banned from the nba for life following racist remarks. here we go with trader bob iaccino, chief market strategist, at tethys partners . good morning. let's talk about market reaction. >>let's. >>the stock market is reacting already to the fed and gdp. now today we have the ism number coming into the market. what do you anticipate? >>i think we'll be looking very closely at the jobs number. yesterday at the close of the fed meeting, you saw very little reaction and very little change in the statement. we closed at a record high and i know people like to get excited about that. i get excited about it too. but you have to realize that the month yesterday basically closed slightly up on the dow and slightly up on the s&pboth less than 1%. the nasdaq was slightly lower. the record doesn't really mean that much in people's portfolios and i think it has to be looked at in that vein. the ism number while important, when it's inline with the non farm numbers the way it is, it's really going to be shrugged off. >>as far as that jobs number, are traders likely to sell on a g

bobbing on the waters in the u.s. it's meant to remind people that all living creatures share the same water. the duck will be in los angeles in august. right now there aren't any plans for the duck to come to the bay area but there is a facebook campaign underway to try to bring it here. >>> girls from three south bay high schools spent yesterday building. engineering students from santa clara university hosted the event. they want to encourage girls to pursue a career in science, engineering and technology. they work together on a project to benefit others. >> it's a program called helping hands. what we do, they are running problem solving, important skills for engineers. and they are also getting an opportunity to help people where it is really needed. >> it's grown from twelve students to over 40 the last three years. helping hands distribute the finished pieces to amputees in 25 countries worldwide, up next, did an an million lover go too far? the search of one man's search of his missing dog. and an assisted living facility in the bay area encounters a serious problem, leaving what does that first spoonful taste liko

los angeles against the clippers. otherwise, if the clippers win, that's it. >> oh, come on! >> it's the jacket! >> he's getting all breathy. did you notice that? >> we'll let you practice, bob. there we go! >> way to go, bob! >> all right, let's talk about the sharks. a live look outside this morning at the shark tank in san jose. fans will have to wait until next season for a chance at that elusive stanley cup title. >> heartbroken fans, they just poured out of the sap center late last night after the sharks run was cut short by the l.a. kings. the defeat especially hard to swallow this time around, considering fans were hoping for a sweep of l.a. just last week. . with a 5-loss, they became only the fourth team to blow a three-game series lead. fans say this is going to sting for a while. >> this is probably the worst. of all the years i've been come welcome this has got to be the worst. >> as a loyal fan, how disappointing is this? >> we're getting used to it. that's all i can say. >> will you keep hanging in here? >> i'm going to keep hanging in here. i've been a fan for many, many years, had tickets for many years and i guess i'm glutton for punishment. >> one of the g

obvious conclusion is that the los angeles police, they have indeed found the nesting place of the army and there is not much left of it not. >> there is not much left of it now, bob. >> the standoff lasted two hours, six sal members died. police estimate that over 9,000 rounds were fired. patty wasn't in the house, she was captured 16 months later hiding out in san francisco. >>> an amazing story there. on every headline of every newspaper, every newscast, for weeks and weeks and weeks. >> that's incredible. >> yes, straight out of hollywood. >>> mother's day weekend, here we go, sunshine. warmer. >> can't wait. >> and that is the transition day coming up tomorrow as we need to kick out the low pressure area first. the kicking out period means breezy days. and to touch down off in the distance with kensington and oakland and clear skies right now. no blanket over the top of us, but a chilly night. it's 45 in napa and in may. san jose tomorrow morning at 50 degrees. we'll warm up tomorrow, but it will be a breezy day to take them to napa valley overt weekend. what a lucky mom, sunny and breezy. 85 on sunday, so we have transitioned to the warmer pattern beginning

bob hoskins had parkinson's disease, he was 71 years old. >>> good news and bad, the american lung association says while the clean air act has helped our country come a long way, the city of los angeles has, on average, 120 days a year of unhealthy air. they say close to 150 million americans live in places where the air is unhealthy. we've put there a list of the top four cleanest places to live on our website for you tonight. >>> and a big bellwether coming soon, according to the financial times. they report the u.s. is on the brink of losing its status as the world's largest economy. they say we're likely to slip into second place behind china later this year, that's earlier than most experts had anticipated. the u.s. has been the global economic leader since surpassing the uk back in 1872. it was president eisenhower who gave the highway system and the obama administration is at least floating the idea of states charging tolls to pay for repairs. in the way, this is a cost of good intentions. normally taxes on gas go to road repairs, but cars get better mileage and younger people are buying fewer cars, so with 47,000 miles of highway to attend to, the states may get to charge tol

los angeles. if i could be so bold to give maybe steph curry a little shooting advice. now, bob, no, bob, do not do it. i thought he was going to shoot. don't do it. >> he will. >> shooting 100%. >> no, no, no, no. >> how about i do it in this form? >> oh, i told you. stop while you're ahead. >> bob redell at 50%. >> i'll take 50%. >> all right, bob redell, thank you much. let's check in with christina this morning, who absolutely has the forecast 100% right. >> thanks, i try. i try my best. he went from lebron james back to bob redell. 5:45 now. we got through the hot part of this warming trend. and it was pretty brutal out there yesterday especially down in gilroy. as we head throughout the day today, we're not going to be flirting with the triple digits like we saw yesterday. we are talking about significant cooling coming to the coast, but just about as hot inland and you do want to keep that in mind. but by tomorrow, we're going to crash those temperatures dropping by 10 degrees and an additional ten as we get into your saturday. so, that is the weather story of the day. go

bob schieffer's guests will include john mccain,. >> now to the scrap over the nba los angeles clippers. the league wants half opener donald sterling out but he refuses to sell and is now sueing the league for at least $1 billion. the co-owner and wife shellie has a deal to sell the team for $2 billion to steve ballmer. ben tracy picks up the story. >> one strategy one team. >> reporter: steve ballmer is going to pay the $2 billion in cash. after all, he's worth $20 billion. we're told he believes buying a pro sports team in los angeles is a, quote, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> so it's a simple law of supply and demand. >> ray katz. >> i think he wants to be an owner of a team and of a tremendous league in the market and can afford to do that. >> reporter: balmer broke the deal with shelly sterling. but not donald sterling. he's vowing to fight the sale of his team. max bleacher is his attorney. >> he has not agreed to accept mr. balmer's bid or any other bid, period. >> reporter: but a source close to shellie sterling says she now has sole control on the clippers after her husban

bob goodlatte aquÍ, en al punto. al volver, otro tema, hablamos con el ex boxeador oscar de la hoya. Él quiere ser el nuevo dueÑo del equipo de los clippers, de basquetbol, de los ÁngelescompaÑa vÍa satÉlite el alcalde de la ciudad de los Ángeles, eric garcetti. alcalde, gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> muchas gracias por la conferencia. >> quien solo escucha los comentarios de donald sterling pudiera pensar que en los Ángeles hay mucho racismo. ¿es injusta esta imagen para la ciudad? >> sÍ, la ciudad de los Ángeles es una de las ciudades mÁs diversas en la historia de la humanidad, y no hay lugar en la nba, en mi ciudad o nuestro paÍs para el racismo que escuchamos en esa grabaciÓn, y es muy importante hablar contra estas palabras, estas perspectivas, y tengo mucho orgullo con la reacciÓn de la liga y la gente, especialmente la gente de los Ángeles contra donald sterling. >> ¿usted cree que donald sterling debe vender el equipo? ¿dÁrselo, vendÉrselo a un afroamericano o a un hispano? >> sÍ, espero que sí, y no estaremos satisfechos hasta que haya un cambio en los dueÑos de este equipo. los clippers son una representaciÓn de una gran ciudad, de los Ángeles, una ciud

conclusion is that the los angeles police have indeed found the nesting place of the east liberation army and there's not much left of it now. >> there's not much left of it now, bob >> so the standoff went on for two hours. six s.l.a. members died. police believe over 9,000 rounds were fired. and as it turns out, patty hurst wasn't in the house. she was captured, though, 16 months later hiding out in san francisco. >> what a story. >>> switching gears and checking our weather forecast for today because we are on the cusp of a major warming trend. a live look right now from our dublin cam. you can see a mostly clear start to your saturday. what to expect as we move through the day ahead, patchy morning clouds. they'll be moving out this afternoon. we are going to see a lot of wind this afternoon, less wind tomorrow, warmer temperatures on mother's day and that is just the beginning of our warmup. our highs today you can see 60s along the coast, low 70s inland. it's going to feel pretty similar to yesterday, maybe a little bit cooler, it'll feel at least because of those winds that will be whipping across the area. and check out your seven-day forecast, warming tre

tonight the los angeles clippers begin the second round of the nba playoff but the mayor says donald sterling doesn't plan to give up the team. on "face the nation" sunday, mayor eric garcetti told bob schieffer he spoke with sterling just days ago. >> i think he thinks he's going to be the owner for a long time, that he wants to stay the owner. i said this will be a long, protracted fight and a painful thing for a a great city. i'll continue to pressure, look at the fans, the sponsors, the players to try to help donald sterling move forward. i think he needs to recognize what he said, what's in his heart. but los angeles is not represented by those statements. >> garcetti said sterling needs to be a part of the healing. >> and it just about >>> we're starting out with a lot of clouds around the bay area toward ocean beach, cloudy skies with lots of winds by the afternoon and cool temperatures along the coastline. this area of low pressure dropping into the bay area and it will bring a slight chance of sprinkles outside today. temperatures will be noticeably cooler. mid to upper 60s inland. the next days, less winds, warmer temperatures and a much warmer weekend ahead. >>> this nati