ways to get him out without harassment, somehow i was appointed to the advisory board of the california angels. i did -- the owner of the team was gene autry. one night i approached him and said, would you invite president nixon to a game? i think i had had it few beers. it was like asking the prom queen for a date. he said absolutely, i would do anything for the great man. i finally convinced him to go to the game. we went to the private elevator. the elevator operator wanted to hug president nixon. he had cataracts and couldn't see. he had a television on the third tier. as a guest of the owner, president nixon had to sit next to him. i sat in the first row. the first time we went, nolan ryan was pitching. a foul ball came up and i did one of these. i caught it one-handed and the crowd cheered. jack caught a foul ball. president nixon got up and walked down to the front row and signed the ball. you could hear them murmuring in the audience. he got feeling good. we would go to ball games quite often. almost any sports celebrity i could bring in, he would love it he was a frustrated athlete hi

partes como california, los angeles, el mismo alcalde de los angeles, dijo que va a seguir protegiendouesto. muchos alcaldes y autoridades diferentes lugares han dicho que muchos de los indocumentados que hoy en dÍa estÁn siendo perseguidos por las autoridades no son unos delincuentes. presentadora: para conocer mÁs detalles de esta noticia, pasamos vÍa telefÓnica con claudia, que estÁ en vivo en la capital del paÍs. claudia, adelante. claudia: cÓmo estÁn? asÍ es. es algo que ya se esperaba, pero que a partir de hoy se podrÍa decir e se pone en marcha. en esa apariciÓn sorpresa se hablÓ sobre los trenes -- crÍmenes que han cometido los indocumentados. hablÓ de que muchas de estas ciudades y en estos estados se han adoptado polÍticas que han frustrado y que continÚan frustrando a personas que quieren hacer cumplir las leyes de inmigraciÓn en ciudades donde se -- segÚn Él, no se detienen a estas personas peligrosas. tambiÉn, hablÓ de cifras que ha dado el departamento de seguridad interna. por ejemplo, dicen que en una semana se han presentado 200 instancias donde varias jurisdicciones l

es el caso de la clÍnica de los angeles, california. presentador: subdirectora estÁ con nosotros. a la clÍnica cerrarian la puerta para proteger a los indocumentados. ahÍ la tienen en pantalla. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. de quÉ manera se estÁ comprometiendo la clÍnica para los indocumentados? ana: somos una clÍnica fundada por inmigrantes salvadoreÑos desde 1983. fundada con el seÑor -- monseÑor romero. ahora estamos viendo la gran necesidad de nuestros pacientes de encontrar un refugio, un lugar seguro para venir y participar en sus citas mÉdicas. aquÍ lo que estamos haciendo es que si bien algunos agentes de ice lo vamos a recibir, pero con varias objeciones. siempre asegurando que los pacientes tengan cuidado mÉdico y atenciÓn legal. presentadora: perfecto. ana grande la directora de la clÍnica. la agradecemos. cualquier persona que haya vivido en los angeles sabe que esa clÍnica ayuda muchas personas de escasos recursos. presentador: cambiemos de tema. la casa blanca ha revelado un borrador de la propuesta de donald trump. tiene, entre otras cosas, que busca reforz

fernando, por su parte, ha construido su vida en los angeles, california. allÍ formÓ a su familia. que viene. a la gente se le insulta. a mi me han dicho que soy un criminal. que soy narcotraficante. que yo soy un violador. por el simple hecho de ser mexicano y eso no estÁ bien. carolina: aunque ni ramiro y fernando ha sido acusados de ningÚn crimen, su único delito es no ser indocumentados, algo de lo que aseguran que se cansaron. >> despuÉs de los aÑos que he estado en este paÍs y no he podido arreglar mi situaciÓn, veo que se estÁ mirando peor. estoy dispuesto a apagar ese castigo y regresar tranquilamente y no tener temor de estar aquÍ. carolina: quien confiesa sentirse decepcionado es el abogado alex gÁlvez. a su familia han llegado varias familias que quieren auto de portarse. alex: es una decisiÓn pero tal vez es algo prematuro. mucha gente actuÓ por la angustia que tienen. por no saber la inseguridad que va a pasar. carolina: Él reitera que antes de tomar una decisiÓn tan drÁstica, es importante conocer las consecuencias. alex: que se han portado bien, piÉnselo el doble o e

presentadora: tenemos al abogado una vez mÁs desde los angeles, california.ciÓn diciendo que si una persona tiene daca no quiere decir que sea inmune a una deportaciÓn. quÉ opina? abogado: absolutamente. esto no estÁ respaldado por la ley. recuerden que es un alivio que se dio por el presidente. pensÓ que iba a pasar por una reforma. querÍa proteger a estas personas. podemos ver esto en el estudiante argentino. ella tenÍa daca y tenia una deportaciÓn. cuando ya no renovÓ daca, la deportaciÓn que ella tenÍa efecto -- efectÚo. pero recuerden, la acciÓn diferida no es permanente. por eso es diferida, estamos difiriendo la deportaciÓn. si el presidente se despierta maÑana y decide quitar esta protecciÓn a los soÑadores, ellos pueden ser deportados. no hay nada legal que puedan utilizar para protegerse. para poder mantener el daca. presentador: queremos agradecer este contacto que hemos hecho en vivo. es un tema que lo vamos a seguir muy de cerca. gracias. buenas tardes. presentadora: seguimos. hoy se cumplen 50 dÍas de que donald trump tomÓ el mando. twitter sigu

entender mÁs de lo que estÁ ocurriendo, nos comunicamos vÍa telefÓnica con el psicÓlogo en los angeles, californiaoctor: primero que todo tenemos que ser responsables. lo que estamos viendo es cuando vamos a un restaurante, vemos a los padres prendidos en el celular, no participando con los niÑos. en el cerebro hay un espacio de tiempo en el que el ser humano cuando estÁ solo se siente demasiado solo. -- sÓlo. los niÑos comienzan a sentirse mal. recuerdan todo lo malo que ha sucedido. se meten en cosas raras para salir de ese espacio tan difÍcil que es depresiÓn, ansiedad. quÉ pueden hacer los padres? tener mÁs contacto. mÁs actividad con ellos. que los chicos se sientan especiales para ellos. que el niÑo cuando sale la de la escuela, cuando estÉ viendo cosas muy difÍciles, porque el ambiente en la escuela es muy difÍcil. que ellos sepan que los padres los quieren. presentador: le queremos agradecer este contacto. en sÍntesis, parar con el telÉfono cuando uno va a una comida es parte de la soluciÓn, segÚn usted? doctor: sÍ. los niÑos estÁn haciendo cosas bastante raras. es porque no han aprendido

. >>> gustavo Álvarez viviÓ 35 aÑos en los Ángeles california antes de ser deportado en el salvador,a usado las habilidades que ya traÍa >>> es la misma situaciÓn que vive juan ramÓn toledo, un activista de la alianza de sal va do r salvadoreÑos retornados >>> todo lo que tengo en mi casa de estados unidos me lo quiero traer >>> juan se basa en esta ley para la protecciÓn de inmigrantes y su familia, aprobada en el aÑo 2011 en el artÍculo 36 pueden regresar para sacar herramientas, maquinaria de trabajo, segÚn la comisiÓn de inmigrantes el objetivo es incorporarse a su paÍs >>> si quiere traer sus instrumentoss de trabajo tiene que traerlos por una sola vez. >>> pero los deportados denuncian que tienen problemas en las aduanas a pesar de que la ley lleva ya varios aÑos en vigencia. >>> no hay un procedimiento acÁ en el salvador >>> debemos saber en quÉ calidad estÁn sus bienes alla y tenemos el gran desafÍo de crear un mecanismo >>> ellos dicen que recuperar lo que es suyo es un derecho que tienen aÚn en la distancia. mÁs ahora que sus deseos de volver a estados unidos se terminan co

and los angeles county from 1950 to 1954 was the largest agriculturally producing kathy in the united states. not simply californiaand about 50 percent of the workforce and los angeles county was in agriculture. there is no forms and almost no one works in agriculture now. so things change. >> one thing i would like to bring up. i think, because we very rightly have been focusing on this very modern aspect of agriculture. but i think that sometimes people get fixed in their mind that you're either going this way or this way. i think really, we are in a certain age agriculture especially california. especially for people like us who, the perfect salad is -- we can get the lettuce at the farmers market. they are there for us if we want them.for the vast majority people, for whom feeding is a nutritional exercise, they can get really nutritious cost-effective, very safe food. at reasonable prices. food is no longer a barrier to health. so anyway, we have to remember that we can do both of these things at once. it is -- >> my name is --. i'm very curious about a presupposition of what a lot of this is based on. i thin

only a small section in southern california, los angeles and san diego that remains in a slight drought. the sierra snow pac look food for california. lake tahoe included in the central, 164 for the southern sierra. totals so far, 615 inches, which is equivalent to 51 feet. now another way to mesh what has happened and what has been so epic the last couple of months is called the precipitation index. now currently we're standing at 83.3 inches. back on the wettest year ever we had, in 1982/83, 77 inches. we're on track for a record setting season as we've already alluded to. and keep in mind the average precipitation index at this time of the year is 42 inches. now the good news most immediately, we are going to see temperatures warm up but not too hot with 40s to 50s. the biggest flooding concerns may come at the end of april and beginning of may. >> thanks, jeff. we have compiled a slide show of snow pacs through the years. that's at nbcbayarea.com. >>> we're following a developing story in atlanta right now where a large section of an interstate has collapsed. it happened about three

from los angeles, california, please welcome back yolanda allen. [dramatic music] ♪

afectados es california, mÁs de un tercio de residentes se han inscrito bajo obama care, para analizar el impacto que esto fue tener estÁ con nosotros antonio villaraigosa ex alcalde de los ÁngelessÉ cÓmo estÁs? >> muy bien, son nÚmeros grandes incluyendo muchos hispanos que se han inscrito a la ley de salud conocida como obama care en california, podrÍa cambiar su situaciÓn en un futuro? >> absolutamente, mÁs de dos tercios de la gente afectada por un cambio de la administraciÓn de donald trump son latinos, la verdad es que muchos de ellos estÁn trabajando cada dÍa pero no tienen el seguro mÉdico y van a ser muy afectados. y creemos que es la posible que vamos a perder dentro de 20 mil millones de dÓlares a 40.000 millones de dÓlares al presupuesto estatal entonces no hay ningÚn estado mÁs afectado por esta polÍtica en contra el seguro mÉdico lo que estÁn haciendo los republicanos es negar a lo pobres ese seguro mÉdico. >> dicen estas propuestas que harÍan es regresarle a los estados el dinero para que ellos puedan utilizar ese dinero como mejor ven para sus residentes eso no serÍa algo que para california beneficiarÍa al estado? >> sÍ, pero como la mitad o un tercio de lo que

director of the seed institute which is a campus without walls housed at the university of california, los angeles. he is a plant molecular biologist who specializes in the area of plant genomics. then we have wes parsons who is the author of the book "how to read a french fry, how to pick a peach" book. he is a member of the james beard foundation and a winner of multiply general -- journalism awards. most of you probably know him as the former food editor and columnist in the los angeles times which was his home for 25 years. then we have ted parson. the professor of environmental law and the faculty co-director of the emmitt instustute on climate change and climate at ucla. his professional roles including serving as an advisor to institutions including the white house pascience and technology policy and the privy council office of the government of canada. welcome, gentlemen. [applause] >> thank you. >> so, you know, this topic isn't controversial or anything. but we are not here to discuss whether or not there should be gmos. the horses have been out of the barn for decades now. what i am int

southern california 68 in los angeles. showers and the temperatures cooler.orrow, better chance of rain, maybe a stray thunderstorm at 64 degrees. looks like the stormy weather is going to start spring in the west where it was all winter long. >> thank you, bill. >>> the artist behind an anti-trump billboard designed to look like swastikas. she commissioned it as an art piece that would be accessible outside galleries. she said she wanted to speak out against the idea of dictatorship. she said it will remain as long as trump is in office. >>> the future of human health just landed. astronauts deployed spacex dragon shooting it down toward earth. that's where it successfully landed in the pacific ocean off the coast of baja, california. it was equipped with a heat shield that protected the two tons of cargo. how stem cells can help us understand cancer. valuable stuff inside that capsule. >> a report in this mornings "washington post." poison control centers receive calls every day about children exposed to opioids. 188,000 called were placed to poison control

you can go to court any day of the week in los angeles, california, and you can see so many low-income people, poor people, and judges giving bail amounts, $5,000, $10,000, you know, far in excess of the amount of money they make in a year, and nothing is never being done about it or said about it. i mean, the country is just out of control. i have experience. i have been in jail. i have lived in los angeles. and if you are a minority, you have a 70% or 80% chance of will to jail because you end up going to court for a traffic ticket. $5,000 fine. you cannot pay that, so you go to jail. anyway, someone needs to address that issue because they are gouging the american people. guest: exactly. that is a huge problem, and it is one of the key reasons we should also really be looking at anl reform, because that is issue that really is sort of specific to local jails where we prisonstically running where people are going to jail because of their inability to pay fines or fees. we really need to question, in this country, whether we think it is ok that we're locking people up for being poor,

. >> out west in los angeles california, police have one person under arrest after a wild car chase.peeding down the highway, exceeding 100 miles per hour. suspect ran red lights, then went under overpass, ditching the car, trying give office areas slip. meanwhile suspect jumped several fences, hidden backyards, before being taken into custody. >>> good effort. >> and flint michigan the mayor says her city needs more time for corrosion studies before it can begin to supply it own water again. state managers had switched water worses in 2014 from detroit water to the flint river to save money. but the river's corrosive water caused lead to leak from aging pipes, and resident have relied on bottled water for the past three years. >> ee vick agents orders, in toledo, forced several out of their home, lithium plant, releasing potentially toxic fumes, could make it difficult to breathe. making matters worse together water and lithium are come but the bus recall. so they were weary about dousing the flames. eventually able to safely extinguish the flames. fortunately no injuries were repor

spoke earlier with dominic thomas, the chair of the department of french at the university of california, los angelesut the health of the e.u. >> it's a health bill. i think it is a report card. if we are going to look at a report card, we have to start off by asking ourselves whar, w was the european union going to be doing? what did it decide it was doing? >> it was never supposed to be a state. it asked its member countries to delegate some of the sovereignty for great testify interests. it was designed to be a family of democratic european unions committed to work together for peace and prosperity. in terms of peace, the success is unquestionable. it would be unthinkable for france and germany, for example, to go to war. their 2012 nobel peace prize was given in a european union in what was a very important gesture. in terms of prosperity, there has been much discussion over the financial crisis, the greek crisis and so on. if we compare the europe of today to where it was 60 years ago, it unambiguous it benefits from this articulation whachlt was interesting about today was the declaration signe

on the front lines of california's resistance is state senator kevin de leon of los angeles. he's the first latino to lead the california senate in more than 100 years. kqed senior editor for california politics and government scott shafer has more. >> senator, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i wanted to ask you about that implosion in washington, d.c., the health care plan off the table now. what does it mean for california because we were aiming for taking a big hit, maybe $6 billion by 2020. what does it mean, do you think? >> it means that 6.5 million californians will continue to have access to quality health care. 6.5 million folks who otherwise didn't have access to health care. it does mean they're not going to have to access their health care through an emergency room. it's a good sign for california. it means the subsidies will continue. we don't know if the trump administration will try a different mac nation or a paul ryan or a mcconnell, but it's my hope that they'll leave this alone. >> are you confident there will be more money i

this happened in west covina, california, ten miles outside los angeles.nvestigators say an officer tackled the man. >> wait for it. >> after he started whacking the building glass windows. that's a good tackle. >> well done. fly that man to detroit. test him out. >> the shooting death of an indian immigrant in kansas being investigated by the fbi as a hate crime. accused of killing one man and wounding two others at a bar outside kansas city. he allegedly shouted get out of my tuesday the white house condemned the shooting as an act of racially motivated hatred. >> alarming news that colo-rectal rates are raising. the disease is now affecting middle-aged americans at lower rates. researchers say dramatic increase in cases among 20 and 30-somethings, may be partly due to a more sedentary lifestyle. and obesity. they also say, it may be linked to diets higher in saturated fats. sugars and grains. >> in florida, retired police officer been trying to convince a judge to spare him from a murder trial. >> curtis reeves has taken the stand insisting he was in a

es lo mismo que puede ocurrir aquÍ en nueva york, california, los angeles, en cualquier lugar en donde civil de que algo tan fuera de lugar debe reportarlo a las autoridades lo antes posible. satcha: gracias por acompaÑarnos, teniente general en retiro octavio pÉrez. estaremos de cerca el desarrollo de la noticia, agradecemos su colaboraciÓn. vamos a continuar con mÁs a quien "despierta amÉrica". alan: gracias, y atentos a todo lo que sucede en londres. karla: hay mucha gente que reza por su estatus migratorio. alan: vamos con nuestra abogada jessica domÍnguez desde los angeles, vamos a ver esta historia que nos preparÓ que como bien dices, rezando, orando, con esperanza se puede lograr las cosas en esta vida. karla: creo que muchos se van a identificar. >> bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica", pasen a mi casa. mi nombre es elibeth soy nacida en estados unidos y tengo dos hermanas, la mayor tiene 26 aÑos y la menor 16 aÑos. desafortunadamente un dÍa nos despertamos con la noticia de que mi mamÁ estaba reportada. un dÍa muy triste porque tenÍamos que buscar el vestido de mi hermana para su

en ese sentido, california ha marcado la pauta desde hace tiempo. en los Ángelesda por una mujer. pero tengo alumnos que son sacerdotes. la secuela, ahora fue unaprÁctica frecuente en los inicios. por mucho tiempo, tuvimos a muchos obispos que eran hombres casados. antonio: antonio velarde, noticias univisiÓn 14 . andrea: tiene la ciudad de mÉxico en alerta. familiares de las vÍctimas piden que las autoridades lo encuentren para hacer justicia. el sospechoso habrÍa asesinado a dos mujeres pero al difundirse estos casos, se destaparon muchos mÁs. iván macÍas, hablÓ con familiares de la vÍctima des llamado mata novias.ivÁn: la tarde del 31 de diciembre, donde humberto martÍnez se ve llevara a esta casa, horas despuÉs sale con una mochila en la que presuntamente se lleva sus cosas. dentro del domicilio, quedo el cuerpo a quien presuntamente asesinÓ minutos antes de salir y tratÓ de imponer su crimen alterando la escena.} encontraron a campillo, en un sillÓn, con huellas de violencia y con una foto de sospechoso su mano izquierda. en los brazos, las piernas. hasta en

aquien california se han reportacasos en los angeles. 21:04 cuenta uno con el apoyo nesario al menosquien vea por los derechos de uno verdad 21:12 inmigracion reconio quhace arrestos alli, pero dijen"solo despues de que losofiales han agodo otras opciones" 13:23 segun nos explicaron losabogados eprocurador estal puede incluso ller a demandar al gobierno fedel yobtener una orn de restriccn para que es noe repita... en san francisco lar ninooticiero lemundo 49 13:37 cesar --- las fuerzas de seguridadmexicanas mantienen una intensa movilizacin policiacaen culiacn, a fin de ubicar a cinco peligrosos delincuentes que escaparon de lprisin... blanca --- la fuga vlugar este jueves, pero tava no han dadocon los malhechores... --- desde mxico jazive pr nos ampla... :01 :20 :39 01:14 pkg hasta debajoe las edras las fuerzas de seguridad mexicanas buscan a los 5supuess narcotrafictes que se escaparon de la prision de culiacan.la movilizacion comenzo la tae del jueves, cuando las alarmas indicaron que se haa fugado juan jose esparragozmonzon " el negro" hijo duno de los tres fuadores delcartel de

guest: i would say governor brown and democrats in california -- i will about divesting completely of oil. think there would be residents of los angeles that might have issue with that. the problem is california is in --ar driven place here place. it's a massive place. you're talking about tens of millions of people. i think that balance between how do i manage a massive oil with some of the more progressive environmental goals you are talking about. host: in talking about the money that big oil spends, is there anything that suggests a link between donations and the regulations? what you often have in politics is a chronology. of the in terms contributions and the official actions, this is the way politics works. is afteran say governor brown fired a couple of regulators in his first term industry, atder on that time he was pursuing a political goal of passing a tax increase in california to balance the budget. measureis own ballot and was soliciting contributions from the business community to support that. what we know is these firings took place and after that, the companiesry, many oil contributed to his tax campaign. we also kno

angeles. nosotros tenemos 5 metas bÁsicas. la seguridad de nuestros jÓvenes y hemos hecho progreso en eso. estos 75 distritos a travÉs del estado del californiaunidad de aprender, cambiar. presentadora: perfecto. director de comunicaciones del instituto. lo dijo muy claro. en ellos, en particular, no piden esos documentos a los estudiantes. sin embargo, en otras partes de california, aparentemente, sÍ. presentador: el alcalde de chicago estÁ arremetiendo contra el presidente donald trump sobre el tema migratorio. esta proponiendo crear una tarjeta para los inmigrantes indocumentados y exigir. presentadora: el funcionario dijo que la tarjeta reflejarÍa la historia de respaldo que el ciudadano ha tenido con esa comunidad. viviana nos cuenta mÁs. viviana: asÍ es. oficialmente, el alcalde de la ciudad presentÓ esta iniciativa para emitir edificaciones municipales parece -- para inmigrantes indocumentados. podrÍa mostrar en diferentes edificios de la ciudad de chicago. ese programa cuenta con un presupuesto de un millÓn de dÓlares. sin embargo, no se ha establecido el monto que tendrÍa que pagar los inmigrantes para obtener un documento como este.

i'm from los angeles, california. >> and have you ever watched pornography at work?> how do we feel about valerie? all the women are saying no. okay. let's find out. >> yes. >> at -- i can't tell you that. i can't tell you where i work. >> what kind of work? at a telecommunications center. a call the center. >> at&t. >> no. >> sprint. >> maybe. maybe. i don't work there no more. >> she cracked under pressure. all right. thank you, valerie. we have to take a break. when we come back, when we come back i'll share what might be the greatest scene from any soap opera ever. so stick around. we'll be right back. [ distorted voice ] progressive claims to show peopl >> abc's jimmy kimmel live. brought to you by progressive. when played backwards at 1/8th speed you can clearly hear... what could that mean? woman: tom? tom! they're just commercials. or are they? you're waking the neighbors. well, mom, maybe the neighbors need to be woke. i think it's actually "awoken." no, that doesn't even seem right. no, it's "awoken."

this was hosted by the california african-american museum in los angeles. >> good evening. nonetheless original western regional director of united states holocaust memorial museum with our offices located in los angeles. first of all, i want to tell you how excited we are to be here tonight and really think our hosts, the california african american museum. thepartnership between united states holocaust memorial museum and the california african-american museum has been a wonderful, wonderful experience. we have been treated so graciously and we have been very excited about the crowds of people who have come to the museum to see the exhibit. i was talking to dana who was in from washington that this will really serve as a model for the rest of the country in terms of the partnerships between and among institutions in the community. i want to thank again the illustrious board member from the california african-american senior staff, and just everyone we have worked with. it has been a wonderful experience. the holocaust museum's traveling exhibit, politics, race and propaga

>> dramatic video captures a motorcyclist crashing off a cliff and into the angeles national forest in the southern californiaiding with him and took the video along angeles crest highway on sunday, then began searching for his injured friend. >> hey buddy. just don't move okay. don't move your head, don't move your head. you okay? look at me? you okay. >> the vices bike was stuck on a tree. the injured rider was airlifted to the hospital but only suffered a fractured shoulder. the tree braced his fall basically. the friend says it is a miracle that he survived. karen. >> scary scene there. looking outside live in new jersey right now this is cherry hill camden county route 38 at haddonfield road where we are clear, we are dry. none of that rain from yesterday. we'll have sunshine today. we're looking pretty good. we've got light volume elsewhere around the region. here is a live who in deptford county route 42 at ooh route 41 traffic headed northbound towards the walt whitman bridge. we've got construction blocking the left lanes as you head towards that bridge on 676 heading towards the walt whitman. you ca

everywhere from warren, michigan to los angeles, california, to the great state of maine to iowa. mid-january in iowa. this was a week before trump's inauguration. folks across the country already willing to get out there in the cold and put their own two feet behind their view that obamacare should be saved. that the republican plans to kill obamacare would at least meet resistance. and you know since the inauguration there have been protests against a lot of things associated with the new administration. everything from the muslim ban to the russian interference in our election to everything in between but the save health care stuff started big, it started early, it's never gone away but, you know, it's been kind of the spine on which everything else has hung. they expected a small handful of people to show up. >> reporter: instead they came this droves and while they were all singg and waiting police were putting up crime scene tape so coffman could leave. all your constituents are here. >> reporter: six minutes before the event was supposed to end. >> we were told at one point

vamos a ver lo que sucediÓ este fin de semana en los angeles, california. abajar, sacamos la visa de trabajo. cuando venimos a pasarla bien sacamos la de turista. cuando venimos a un festival decimos que venimos o festival, dime cuÁl quieres que saque? le decimos, lo mÁs importante es andar bien. Ángel:juanes nos dijo porque no se ha dado el dueto con shakira. juanes: la he visto muchos aÑos, si algÚn dÍa hay una canciÓn que nos gusta a los dos, la admiro mucho y la respeto mucho tambiÉn, asÍ que, por quÉ no? Ángel: al final esperamos a alejandro fernÁndez para preguntar cÓmo va la demanda con luis miguel. sin embargo no quiso decir ni una sola palabra y asÍ se marchÓ del lugar a toda prisa. ♪ ♪ ♪ orlando:vamos hacer un servicio social, entren al instagram de mi amiga francisca. ponme "no me ames", vente para acÁ! vamos hacer karaoke. si estÁ en su casa en este momento preparando el desayuno, suba el volumen. [cantan] ♪ ♪ ♪ orlando: si tiene alguna duda acerca de ellos como conductores, como cantantes no debe tener ninguna! vamos con jennifer lÓpez que vuelv

se, los angeles, california, republican.eason we have the situation is because of the democrats under biden, withhold confirmation during an election, presidential election year. that was done in the past by the democrats. thatew senate leader noted withhold theon to nomination obama gave over to the presidential election. basically the same reasoning that biden stated in the past, the presidential election, we should wait for the president to decide before we go on with the nomination. that was biden's understanding and that is what he did under the democrats. congress, democrats need to understand what is good for the goose is good for the gander. you cannot expect the republicans not to use the inlear option to get gorsuch because the democrats under the nuclearsed option to get all of obama's nominees into place. they have normalized the nuclear option. with or without democratic support, judge gorsuch will be approved under the nuclear option. what makes this even more insidious is the fact that if one of the judges fal

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california.. demonstrators in los angeles held a rally for a father of four who was detained by ice.he u-s illegally. gonzalez was picked up by ice while he was dropping off his daughter at school last tuesday. he was stopped allegedly for a drunk driving arrest and not showing up to a deportation hearing four years ago. video of his daughter crying after the arrest has gone viral. about 100 people showed up to the rally demanding his release. "that's why we are here.to be shown for him and as a community, we can do big things."( darya ) gonzalez has been in the country for 25 years. all four of his children are u-s citizens. ( mark ) we are learning more about the woman who died when a tree fell on her at yosemite over the weekend. we first told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. the park has re-opened the area this morning where that tree fell. this happened sunday in half dome village, the area formerly known as curry village. she was in a tent cabin when the tree fell...in snowy windy weather. she has been identified as 20-year-old destiny borges... of cer

i'm from los angeles, california. >> and have you ever watched pornography at work?jimmy: how do we feel about valerie? all the women are saying no. okay. let's find out. >> yes. >> where do you work? >> at -- i can't tell you that. i can't tell you where i work. >> what kind of work? at a telecommunications center. a call center. >> at&t. >> no. >> sprint. >> maybe. maybe. i don't work there no more. >> she cracked under pressure. all right. thank you, valerie. thanks to everyone for playing. we have to take a break. when we come back, when we come back i'll share what might be the greatest scene from any soap opera ever. so stick around. we'll be right back. >> announcer: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by at&t. -changer. so now the whole family can binge,... ...surf, shop, navigate, listen, game, stream and more. all without the hassle of worrying about overages... ...or running out of data. it's less than $40 per line per month with 4 lines. and remember, it's at&t's best, unlimited data deal ever. so get at&t, get unlimited and get everyone more for le

everywhere from warren, michigan to los angeles, california, to the great state of maine to iowa. mid-january in iowa. this was a week before trump's inauguration. folks across the country already willing to get out there in the cold and put their own two feet behind their view that obamacare should be saved. that the republican plans to kill obamacare would at least meet resistance. and you know since the inauguration thereavbeen protests against a lot of things associated with the new administration. everything frothe muslim ban to the russian interference in our election to everything in between but the save health care stuff started big, it started early, it's never gone away but, you know, it's been kind of the spine on which everything else has hung. the save our health care stuff started even before members of congress had any idea it was coming, let alone any sort of plan for how they'd respond and you saw that in the initial c confrontations between members and their constituents and how those members reacted. >> reporter: all they wanted to do -- >> there were hundreds o

. >>> supposed to be a peaceful event at a pro trump rally but turned violent in california. los angelesorts fist to say started with pepper spray. others were held around the country yesterday without incident. >>> the vegas strip is open. a gunman shot people on a double-decker bus and later surrendered peaceful. the gunman shot and killed one person on the bus and wounded another near the could say pot tin whole and casino. the gunman barricaded himself on the bus. >> we do have that suspect in custody and we did not locate any additional victims on that bus. that is individual was taken into custody without incident, and there were no shots fired by police during this incident. >> yesterday's shooting began hours after several burglars robbed a rolex or that is next door to the could say pot tin where the incident took place >>. >>> 7:25. maybe you're up early because you couldn't get sleep or just wanted to watch >> some people are night owls, they will stay up all night with us, i guess. coming up later on we're going to tell you why experts think those sleep devices are supposed t

atlanta and boston for two years to go to business school then be moved out to los angeles erupted pasadena's california. during preschool in noticed what i would be doing in terms of writing about economics and economic policy these little children's books about presidents like me to thomas jefferson, george washington and ben franklin and i would read them over and over i would be off to the side and reading the books i went to my parents one night and said i agree i enjoyable at school i an notwh participating possibly parents we to the teacher in she said niobe are thrilled please have him continue so it was probably signaling something ahead so for college and went to university of texas but not for any good reason ridges because that seem like the most interesting major at the time i cannot say i learned a whole lot i think most kids that is generally what they do as their focus is elsewhere. after college and working in sales and went to printer built to get my mba. was o while there i decided that any to get into equities like everyone else and it took a job at goldman sachs. and that is where m

francisco giants athletics, dodgers, and padres leave just the los angeles angels of anaheim as the only baseball team in californiat competition, angels increase prices 160%. senators incyst sports is a basic right for citizens and noncitizens alike and all states must have sports. in order to cover everyone, the nhl is forced to set up a failing team in new mexico, subsidizing teams like that and others forcing prices to rise for all hockey fans. everyone will be mandated to buy season tickets to the home team's whether they want to or not. anyway, see, we can have fun here. that's all we have for today. we'll be back next week when i guess the big ten teaches the sec another lesson. if it's sunday, it's "meet the pre press". you can see more end game and post game on the mtp facebook page. >>> i've never committed a crime in my entire life. i never thought that a small lie could spin out of control. it was just beyond a nightmare. >> this is the cost. >> a cage. a cage is for animals. human trafficking? are you kidding

southern california what does los angeles, san bernardino, and palm springs all have in calm they're 60 degrees. that cooler air came through and that's also translating into 60. that system did usher in a little cool air. same for us yesterday. today we'll see temps slide up a little bit. not a lot but i think you'll get some 60s to low 70s. we have a system driving through the northern part of the state and kind of hugging the sear on the inside. probably won't do anything for us presip wise but may pick up some wind action ask and also some cooler air and get a quick shot of snow up in the mountains before it zooms out of the picture. then friday, saturday, sunday we're all right. no sign of any rain related until the 7th of april. 60s, 70s on your temps. it doesn't take long this time of year once it bumps up. but there will also be a little northwest breeze. it will cool for some but slightly warmer. a nice rebound friday, saturday. >> i can handle it. >> you got it. >>> if you've visited yosemite national park you may see this. rainbows this time of year. rainbows are more comm

. ♪ alan: unas vacaciones son las que merecemos en los Ángeles, california! le uno a satcha. el de las noticias, precioso. satcha: si tÚ lo dices, mi querida lourdes... vamos a dejar a un lado todo eso para enfocarnos en lo que ocurre en el escritorio de las noticias. y es que inmigrantes reciben salarios mÁs bajos que los nacidos en estados unidos, en al menos 45 de los 50 estados y washington d.c. la mayor diferencia se registra en wyoming, y ronda los 20.000 $ anuales. sin embargo, el Índice de criminalidad es mayor entre residentes nativos. de acuerdo con un estudio, el crimen no tiene su causa en la inmigraciÓn, sino en la desigualdad y la pobreza. de manera contradictoria, la administraciÓn de donald trump se propone aumentar fondos para combatir la inmigraciÓn irregular, a costa de recortes en los fondos de agencias como la guardia costera, la administraciÓn de seguridad en el transporte o la oficina para manejo de emergencias. la propuesta debilitarÍa la seguridad de puertos de mar y terminales aÉreas. crece el rechazo ante las declaraciones del secret

she leads the anti-terrorism contraband team in los angeles beach, california. finding pill presses is no small challenge. one container here is processed every 7.8 seconds. .s. customs and border protection opened up a warehouse to show us the machines with investigations underway between whether they were legally imported. >> manual little machines you can make one or two at a time all the way up to 170,000 per minute. huge industrial machines. these tips of interceptions are important. have a lot of impact on the community. >> the dea says with an investment of $5,000 a drug dealer could get $10 million worth of fake pills. that will do for now. 60 minutes is next. >> the latest is on www.cbs5.com. see you back here at 11:00 p.m. thank you very much for joining us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> i think, for once, we're going to stand up as americans and say, enough is enough. worker like thousands of other americans every year. laid off because of a program that allows companies to replace employees with foreign labor. but before leaving, they often are asked to trai

southern california fantastic. 73 in los angeles. 73 in san diego. 70 by tomorrow afternoon.k around the bay area. we will see san jose, sunny and bright all day long. warm temperatures in the afternoon peaking between 3:00 and 5:00. 70s there. san francisco, watch temperatures coming up. sea breeze kicking in cooling you down. not before you see mostly sunny skies late in the day. oakland sunny and bright. looks like nice afternoon temperatures in the 70s once again. here is how it will break down, tomorrow afternoon we are working on record temperatures. north bay 79 degrees in santa rosa. 77 in napa valley. 79 in livermore. inside the bay 70s are common. 73 degrees in san francisco. the sea breeze kicks in. 75 degrees in mt. view. 66 and sunny and bright in half moon bay when the fog rolls on shore. next couple days. this the last week of winter. it's been some kind of winter. :5.éñ3p.fyj=spring like temperatures. j=spring wednesday a few more clouds and coolertemperatures. we will warm up a few back in the 70s as we head toward thursday and friday with a little luck of

. >>> hoy la acciÓn se traslada a los Ángeles california.o opiniÓn pintado de amarillo. >>> todo el mundo es rubio ahÍ. >>> pero bueno. >>> mÁs de un centenar de personas llegÓ a un lago congelo al congelado incluÍa carrera en motos cuatrimoto oro es para promover distinta disciplinas extremas. >>> pensÉ que lo iban a hacer en traje de baÑo. >>> no. >>> el pÚblico estuvo muy frÍo. >>> ja, ja, ja. >>> esta noche no se pierda "titulares y mÁs" donde la bella rosina y karim conversarÁn sobre noticias deportivas. >>> no se lo pierda. >>> asesinan a tiro astro periodista en el estado mexicano del veracruz. >>> tambiÉn, van a verÓnde nosncontramos a jennifer lÓpez y alex rodrÍguez bien juntos, todo aquÍ en un nuevo dia que comienza contigo. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> estÁ complicado. >>> sÍ . >>>♪. >>> amigos es el momento de yo lo vi. >>> y esto me gusta. >>> es una forma en que los perritos y sus amos pueden estar en un lugar fÍjate que mÁs de milca nins filipinas crearon para crear conciencia sobre la importancia de mejorar las condiciones para las ma