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along the town of movie stars and screenplays los angeles has also posted an impressive a reg of musical artistry in genius that captures the very heart of the city of angels from the doors in the whiskey a go go to n.w.a. in compton to the byrds the carpenters the beach boys the eagles guns n roses are red hot chili peppers rage against the machine the descendents snoop kendrick the list could go on and on and on too many to count. like plastic surgery in beverly hills and hipsters in silverlake a los angeles music scene is going nowhere my friends which is why today we celebrate l.a. music as watching the hawks strikes a chord if you want to know but still would know that you see the series at the bank i rail that you dislike to analyze it to gauge the plot of the city you speak of my left shoulder for the day like it or not i got to have a visit with the police and the outrage of it and it is still going on did this world cope with it and opened up new details we opened up to start to question. leg. a. leg. length. a. leg. a. leg . length. i'm alex. and play bass and guitar and i play guitar i'm evelyn and i play the drums she told me how did

long beach town of movie stars and screenplays los angeles has also boasted an impressive arrayed of musical artistry and genius that that that captures the very heart of the city of angels from the doors in the whiskey a go go to n.w.a. in compton to the byrds the carpenters the beach boys the eagles guns n roses are red hot chili peppers rage against the machine the descendents snoop kendrick the list could go on and on and on too many to count. like plastic surgery in beverly hills and hipsters in silverlake the los angeles music scene is going nowhere my friends which is why today we celebrate l.a. music as watching the hawks strikes a chord if you want to know what skills would know that you see the series at the bank fails or that you basically need to analyze it to gauge where the bottom sit if you speak to my soul for the day like it or not i got busy with that we will be . free and it is still stored on this world open. and open so that when you open. you start to close. eh. eh eh. eh eh. eh eh eh. eh.

. >> it was the city of angels versus the city of light in a bid to host a 2024 summer olympics. oto finish. in the end they beth won. the international olympic committee agreed that both paris and los angeles will host a summer games. one in 2024, the other in 2028. the only thing left to decide, who goes first. jamie yuccas is in l.a. >> 2024, 2028. when you wait that long there is a big impact on budget and of course venue. here at los angeles coliseum. they would need track installation and upgrades before they're ready to host the world. los angeles may your, is in a sprint to the finish line in switzerland. where the international olympic committee is deciding if it will award back to back games in 2024 and 202. something it has never done before. >> this moment requires bold new solutions, bold new thinking. and i think los angeles is well poised, in the best poised, to be able to answer those questions for the olympic movement today. >> but for l.a. to win the earlier date, the committee will have to overlook an historic hook. 2024 would mark the 100th anniversary of paris

and how soon the city of angels can get their answer and also beating breast cancer. the new tests that could give patients a better chance at successful treatment and a live look right and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >>> new developments involving l.a.'s push to host the summer olympics. los angeles and paris are both in switzerland this morning after making their final pitches overnight. there are two dates up for grabs. 2024 and 2028. both cities want 2024. now, paris says that if it gets it, it would make sense because it's been 100 years since it last hosted the olympic games. l.a.

of the black. >> so to police the kenyan these remain young african-american male in los angeles mass incarceration does it "city of inmates" is about the settler attempts of elimination of. >> and they had failed in their attempt of that constant threat of calls blows that were targeted from incarceration in los angeles. >> that is a promotional trailer for the book "city of inmates" conquest, rebellion, and the rise of human caging in los angeles, 1771-1965 associate professor of history ucla kelly hernandez is the author. what was your goal and my goal was the excavate how keen to me we have the largest prison population in the world. >> so we do have the era of mass imprisonment that is receiving a lot of attention right now but it does go deeper taking us back to spanish colonial period in the other - - year in the years. >> before we go back let's go forward how would you define the largest prison population?. >> that is a statistic i did not generate that the jail population here is the boss angeles but with the largest local jail population we have many other municipal jails including a private detention

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mayor eric gar setty is in zitser land making his final pitch overnight why the city of angels shouldmes over paris. so they're hod a news conference to talk about the financial cost. the ioc will vote today on whether to award the 2024 and 20208 at the same time next month and since paris and l.a. are the two cities vying for the 2024 games -- this confirms that l.a. will get the games in one of those two years so we will stay tuned. >>> damage from last winters storms have left an affluent town zrapd strapd for crash -- it's going to cost more than 5 mlg dollars to repair a sinkhole in the sfer of town and storm damage to a bridge. that would basically deplete the town's savings. >> available reserves right now are estimated to be about 1.5 or $1.6 million so if something happens, that's all woe have available and obviously it's not prudent to expend all of our reserves. >> the town now wants people's input on what services their resources should be applied to most. the fiscal emergency would allow town to put any revenue raising issues on the ballot before the election. >>> happeni

the city of angels versus the city of lights. an unprecedented decision today could result in paris being awarded the olympic games. two extensive studies on coffee show the more you drink the longer you might live. >> we begin this morning with today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> 16 people are dead after a military plane crashed in mississippi. >> a marine aircraft goes down in a ball of flames. >> the refuelling plane went down monday night in a soybean field. witnesses say bodies and wreckage were scattered for miles. >> "the new york times" reported donald trump jr. was informed in an e-mail that the material was to aid his father's candidacy. >> if this is correct the first person that may have found out to try to intervene to help the candidate was the president's son. >> authorities in eastern pennsylvania are searching for four men who disappeared over the past week. the buck's county district attorney suspects foul play. >> we're going to solve this. >> the fbi say it has arrested a soldier in hawaii for

. >>> summer olympics likely returning to the city of angels, but a few months before los angeles finds out how long it has to get ready. the international olympic committee approved a plan to simultaneously award rights to the 2024 and 2028 games. paris is a favorite for 2024, it will mark the 100th anniversary of that city hosting the games. >>> i love you. >> an emotional eulogy given by three children of slain police fi last week while she sat in a marked command van. her funeral service was held yesterday in the bronx. >>> a senate committee will grill president trump's pick for fbi director today, christopher ray will testify before the senate judiciary committee. lawmakers expected to seek assurances he will be independent from the president. he will also face questions about the russian investigation. >>> a second person arrested in the death of a retired fbi special agent. laurel police charged jason byrd with first degree murder. >> his he is traininged wife also charged in the death. byrd was an acquaintance of the family. >>> new fallout from the federal government plan to k

. >> the summer olympics are likely returning to the city of angels, but it will be a few months beforeeles finds out just how long it has to get ready. the international olympic committee approved a plan to award rights 2028 summer games. it's all contingent on a september vote for the ioc and deal between the two bidding cities. los angeles and -- >>> and reminder, the 2018 olympic winter games is along south korea will be here before we know it. 212 days away. february 9th. you can catch all the action here on nbc 4. >> not a bad idea. >> yeah. >> all right. deep discounts online, we'll look at the top things people purchased on amazon prime day. and why some of the best deals are still in store. residents in a neighborhood association, pentagon city banned together to combat the issue of grocery cart clutter. the the moment you could put this iyourselfment. in the driver's seat of a new mercedes-benz. come to mgm national harbor and enter the choose your ride giveaway. the more you play, the more chances you earn to win your share of $350,000 in prizes including a new mercedes-benz

joining me now, former mayor of the great city of los angeles, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> i have to ask you about these comments by president trump. you were the man in charge of the los angeles police department, but today by many accounts does when it comes to community-based policing. what's your reaction? >> he talks like the thugs that he wants to deport, and we should deport people who commit violent crimes, but in eight years that i was mayor, nearly 50% drop in violent crime, gang crime. crime went down because we grew our police department, focused on constitutional community policing, did some of the most innovative prevention, intervention, job re-entry programs in the nation, and it was why we went for the most dangerous cities in the united states of america to -- except for new york, the safest big city over a million. >> the president focused on the gang ms-13, which was born here in the city of los angeles. the los angeles police department has a lot of experience in dealing with this gang. the deportation created the refugee migrant crisis because of all

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. >>> there you're looking at the city of angels.bc live comes to you from the brokaw news center here in los angeles. happening right now, the u.s. has conducted a successful missile defense test from alaska in addition to what you're seeing there, those bombers over north korea in a show of force. as tensions escalate in the region. as north korea's friday's launch which set off alarms in the west. now joining us from seoul, south korea. >> the u.s. has confirmed a successful test of the thaad missile defense system in alaska. as well, two u.s. b1b bombers. they did a low overpass, over the osan air base here in south korea before returning to guam. this is all meant as a show of force against north korea. since about 48 hours ago, its test of a ballistic missile that experts believe could reach major u.s. cities. the problem of course is that there still isn't a clear u.s. strategy to deal with north korea and that's causing anxiety in asia. as well, there seems to be some unhe's among u.s. allies that perhaps america won't be the

constant threat of rebellion that has lived in all communities who have been targeted for incarceration in los angeles. >> what you just saw was a promotional trailer for this book city of inmates: conquest, rebellion, and the rise of human caging in los angeles, 1771-19 1771-1965. associate professor of ucla, kelly hernandez is the author. what was your goal with this book? >> that is a good question. los angeles is the largest or has the largest prison population in the world and my goal -- >> in the world? >> yes, largest population in the world. i wanted to look at how that came to be. >> and. >> it's a much deeper story than many of us assume. we do have the era of mass incarceration which was 1965 which is getting a lot of attention right now but the story runs deeper. it takes us back to the spanish colonial period, the mexican. and particular the early years of us conquest here in the american west. >> before we go back, let's go forward. how do you define largest prison population? >> well, so, that is a statistic that i did not generate but it looks at the jail population in los angeles but what is interesting about la is we have the largest local jail popu

but it looks like, according to a variety of reports, that the city of los angeles, city of the angels, will host the olympics in 2028. melissa, back to you >> all right thank you very much, sue herera. still ahead, snap shares not exactly being snapped up since going public with insiders now able to sell will it make things worse? we'll tackle that question next. and later a federal judge says enough is enough, it is time for the faa to review the size of airline seats. put your seat, what's left of it, in the upright position, because "power lunch" is just getting started. >> announcer: you're watching "power lunch" with melissa lee, michelle caruso-cabrera, brian sullivan and tyleratseon bc mhin when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connected and protected. that's the power of and. >

now the city of los angeles is usually associated with movie stars, cameras and red carpets. ess people in the county of los angeles has risen by 23%. it's a staggering increase which is being blamed on high rents and a lack of affordable homes — with hollywood particularly feeling the hit. peter bowes reports. the land of make—believe. hollywood boulevard, home to the oscars at a tourism mecca. it is also on at the homeless, where the haves and have—nots converged. homeless, where the haves and have-nots converged. when you get off the freeway and you see tents all along the edge, it is really disheartening. my kids are kind of afraid to come down on the off chance that someone's up to us. many of hollywood's homeless came here in search of fame and fortune. that they end up on the streets because they end up on the streets because the cost of living, just existing in los angeles, is skyhigh. affordable housing, even for those in work, is scarce. this is an increasingly common scene. a makeshift homeless in canon next to a recreation centre. we are in the heart of hollywood.

the city of los angeles has agreed to host 2028 games. >> they god it. >> should we celebrate skeptical? >> the olympics will come back to the door which opens the door for paris to open-host in 2024. a look from the east bay hills camera and looking back at san francisco. >> nice. >> thank y at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. so she can afford to feel at home even when she's miles away. and you can help her feel bright, without breaking your budget. and... who's there? hey. a boy? you never told your dad and i about any... oh, on the bed? absolutely not! okay... studying togethe

. >> tell me more about how the city of los angeles is a character in your story. i know you're from here. >> i am. born and raised. >> exactly. would your story be the same story as it is if you were not in l.a.? how does it factor in? >> i happened to live here in l.a. that's why. i think it is the same story if i started some place else. if there was a encyclopedia office which i think they had them all over the united states at that time. the city of l.a. is where i lived. and that's why i did it in the city of l.a. >> what made you such a good salesman? >> i think it goes back to when i was delivering up intoes here in l.a. it was the morning examiner. that used hob the hot newspaper. i give the morning newspapers and deliver them. once a week my brother and i would go out and bang on doors because every time you got a new customer, they gave you an extra dollar. that was a lot of money back in the mid 50s. so my brother and i would go knocking. hi, l.a. examiner. finally we got a presentation. it has four parts to it. the pig sprbig experience i got enpsych l

of two cities. paris and los angeles set to be awarded the 2024 and 2028 olympic games. those stories still to come but we start our show with the sad news that united arab emirates para athlete abdullah hayayei has died following a training ground incident on tuesday evening in london. the 36—year—old thrower in the f34 class was preparing for the world para athletics championships which open on friday in the english capital. our paralympic sports reporter, nick hope, has more details. emergency services were called shortly after 5pm local time for a seriously injured man. ambulances we re seriously injured man. ambulances were all in attendance. 20 minutes later, 20 past five, the athlete was pronounced dead at the scene. it was released in a statement after 11pm after his family was informed. an investigation is under way. further details will be revealed. at the moment, it will be wednesday when a joint arrests conference is held. —— press c0 nfe re nce . sir philip craven, president of the international paralympic committee, has released a statement which says this.

the olympic committee this week announced that the city of los angeles would soon host the summer games the last time l.a. hosted the olympics? was it 1980, 1984, 1988? >> 1984. >> how do you know that? >> i feel like i've seen a sweatshirt. >> let's go to the tape. >> it was the l.a. summer games of '84 that electrified the country. the torch was lit at the l.a. coliseum but it was carl lewis who set the world on fire. >> was that the one that bruce gen -- jenner was in? >> people pressured him not to accept the offer, but he felt like taking a pass on it would be un-american. who was that? >> peyton manning. >> i've had a chance to play with president bush before. if president obama or clinton asked me, i would be there in a heartbe heartbeat. i think it would have been almost un-american to have said no. >> only because of the espys, that's why i knew. >> question four. this week one of the largest icebergs ever reported broke off from the antarctic peninsula. it was the size of what state? rhode island, maine, delaware. >> delaware. i think it's one of my old joe biden google alerts

angeles gets 2028. as i said, there's glee all over the city of los angeles. nowhere more than the 1984 l.a.ndation. you're saying what is that? well, the l.a. olympic actually made money. peter ueberroth and a couple other folks connected invested the money, and 150,000 youth in los angeles still go to after-school programs to this day. they're absolutely over is the moon they'll be able to it's a special thing. paul, thank you so much. paul vercammen in l.a. we have news in about the chief of staff and a phone call he made to fired fbi director james comey. stand by for news, next. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. ykeep you sidelined.ng that's why you drink ensure. wi

impeachment rallies held yesterday in dozens of cities from los angeles to new york. right outside trump tower. the president obstructed justice and violated the constitution. small groups of trump supporters held counterprotest. >>> a week of nationwide celebrations with u.s. and iraqi forces set to clinch a major victory against isis. after eight months of deadly battles coalition forces are on the vefrj of taking back iraq's second largest city and even regained control of what's left of the city's most important mosque. but thousands of civilians are still trapped inside. >>> meanwhile, democratic forces are slowly retaking a major isis hold-out in syria. nearly 1,000 troops have joined in the fight for ra kwchlth qah. >>> damascus was rocked by a rare and deadly suicide bombing. security forces have been chasing three cars loaded with explosives intercepting and destroying two of them but as they closed in on the third, the bomber on board killing at least 18 people and wounding dozens of others. it was the first day back to work following a major muslim holiday.

. >> and city of los angeles to host games in 2004. they made their case on monday during final presentations for the international olympic committee. competing with paris for the host city. >> happening today. >>> madonna hopening pediatric center named after her daughter. mercy james institute for pediatric surgery and intensive care located queen elisabeth central hospital in malawi. her daughter, mercy yaimz was born there. >> and chick-fil-a. >> a live look on this tuesday morning. a hot one today. feels like 100 out there. warm and traffic on the fives next. it's 6:1. there's the whitehouse >> that would be accurate. >> sinky. >> that's my latest things i'm on to smells when the heat comes out. >> weather headlines mid up up toer 90s today. certainly hot conditions. again dangerous heat ahere later today. lots of water. take it easy if you have to work outdoors. and look at heat index and little chance of storm chance not terribly high. widely isolated. nothing to bring us a lot of relief. one sikt of heat wave last for self days

of dollars for public programmes from the so—called sanctuary cities. and ice is accused of targeting these cities in raids. here, outside los angelestion centre. the reality is that in the cities that we do not have cooperation, we do have to go out in the communities significantly more than we have to in areas where we have cooperation. we have to knock on doors. so, do we target those communities? no, not specifically. but are you going to see more enforcement actions out in the streets in those communities? absolutely. we headed east along the border to arizona through the sonoran desert to a very different america. we are going to get the bad ones out, the criminals and the drug dealers. the day is over when they can stay in our country and wreak havoc. many here support president trump's deportation plans and you can see why. this is pinal county on the front line of america's drugs war. all in these mountains, there's probably about 12 in these mountains alone right here. they sit there with binoculars and radios. mexican cartels station lookouts on the hilltops here to guard their multibillion—dollar drug smuggling operation

. >> reporter: this morning, for the city of los angeles, a golden moment. the stage now set for the summer games. to make another splash in l.a. only in hollywood could this become reality. beach volleyball in santa monica, soccer as the sunsets over the rose bowl and basketball under the bright lights at staples. >> let's make this golden opportunity part of a golden future together. >> reporter: the announcement delivered in switzerland where the mayors of los angeles and paris learned this september the international olympic committee summer games at the same time with each city to host. los angeles wants to go first. >> for the first time in a generation, we're going to bring you an olympics home. >> reporter: for tinseltown, this will be a trilogy. again, the great olympic stadium stands. after first hosting the olympics in 1932, it was the l.a. summer games of '84 that electrified the country. the torch was lit at the l.a. coliseum, but it was carl lewis who set the crowd on fire. four gold medals here at home. just taking that victory lap with the en

. >> tucker: you think there may have been thin which he -- e this week announced that the city of los angeles the summer games. when was the last time l.a. hosted the olympics? was it 1980? was it 1984, was it 1988? belle. >> 1984. >> tucker: 1984. >> how do you know that? >> it was before i was born but i feel like i have seen a sweatshirt. >> tucker: we will see if you are right. >> you are definitely right. >> it was the l.a. summer games of '84 that electrified the country. the torch was hit at the l.a. coliseum but it was carl lewis who sat the crowd on fire. >> tucker: i'm impressed 1984 to you was like the first world war to me. it was like prehistory. >> i feel i hear a lot about is that the one bruce jenner was in? >> i'm not going there. >> last month president trump invited recently retired quarterback to play golf with him. this week that quarterback said that people pressured him not to accept the offer. but he felt like taking a pass on it would be, quote, unamerican. who was that? >> peyton manning. >> tucker: peyton manning says elizabeth plan. >> you know, i have had a chance

of our city. >> while the mayor of los angeles says his city is ready paris is widely seen as the favorite for 2024> eagles news tonight and away from home. >> the eagles are on the road in a far far away place. 14 days away from eagles training camp in philadelphia. some guys are getting a jump on things in fargo, north dakota. carson went z is hosting playerses in his home town. calling it camp carson. receivers alshon jeffrey and new draft pick matt collins is there and it's about football and bonding and for players being in the movie city slickers. >> they all flew in and said what is it like in this place and had some fun and work in. and means a lot that we got the guys to come out. building the chemistry and a number of two faces and guys we signed and building this chemistry it's a huge part of it. >> the 88th all-star game is in miami. the american league against the national league. pat is the lone representative for the phillies. he took the loss in 2014. and terry francona was suppose to manage the al squad but is recovering from a heart procedure so pat mills will fill in. >> getting

of two cities. paris and los angeles set to be awarded the 2024 and 2028 olympic games. we start our show with the sad news that united arab emirates para athlete abdullah hayayei has died following a training ground incident on tuesday evening in london.

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. >> kelly hernandez is the author of city inmates; conquest, rebellion and the rise of human caging in los angeles. 1771-1965. thank you for being on booktv.

of the man on a bike after the attack. authorities say the attack happened around 5-30 p-m on june first in south el monte... a city east of los angeles. officers say the woman was jogging with several other people on a bike path but somehow got seperated from the group. (lieutenant todd deeds/ los angeles county sheriff's dept.): "as she was jogging along the bike path, a male on a bicycle approached her from behind. he rode out in front of her, he engaged her briefly and without provocation he grabbed hold of her and violently grabbed her and drug her down a steep hillside, where he sexually assaulted her." surveillance video also captured the suspect dragging the victim from the trail. the man is described as hispanic, in his mid-20s, 5-foot-nine and about 175-pounds. according to police the man was preying on any victim to attack. (justine) coming up... a new warning tonight for people headed to the gym... why doctors are warning you to think twice about trying certain workouts.(jr stone) and next... a new study out tonight finds evidence of c-t-e in donated brain tissue of many deceased football players... the information you nee

of striking major u.s. cities including los angeles and chicago. what's not clear is whether north korea has the technology to put nuclear warheads on top of those missiles. let's begin with the world responding to this growing nuclear threat alexandra field is live in seoul, south korea. this latest test posed the biggest reaction yet. how does this time around compare to other missile launches? >> what is clear this time around is the fact that the missile and nuclear program is developing at a faster rate than many expected. you have north korea test launching two icbm's in the space of a month. the response from the u.s. has been two fold you're seeing top administration officials from the president looking squarely at china. wanting china to reign in north korea. you have seen the administration apply this kind of pressure to china. you also have the u.s. working with the military to try to show strength and force in the face of these mounting threats. while pyongyang was celebrating the launch of that missile. they were test firing their own b

of striking u.s. cities including los angeles and chicago.ll unclear whether they could place a nuclear warhead on the missil missiles, the u.s. is wasting no time. they flew two b-1 bombers on a round trip. th carried out a successful test as the missile defendant system known as thad. cnn is live on the korean peninsula and in washington. in addition no that fly over, the missile defense test, what else are we hearing? >> reporter: the most visible aspect is the military show of force. the thad system test, bomber fly over. there are sanctions. the current sanctions that are being pushed forward and there's the root of diplomacy that means china. nikki haley releasing a statement saying there isn't a point in calling emergency security council session. she said quote an additional security council resolution that does not significantly increase the international pressure on north korea is of no value. in fact, it's worse than nothing because it sends is message that the international community is unwilling to seriously challenge him. china

professor of history ucla ucla, but kelly hernandez all other of "city of inmates" conquest, rebellion, and the rise of human caging in los angeles, 1771-1965 . >> i and john and i am pleased to welcome him in support of this book and it can be purchased downstairs i'm sure he will be happy to sign for you if we run out of copies we can order a book for you. so find me if you cannot get the book you wanted. please silents your cellphone into be available on-line we do have pamphlets and fliers in the back said he takeout the phone and please don't. >> we were worried about batteries dying. sova to use these technologies that it sees my face. with those algorithms but most importantly this may seem like a reassuring reminder. so the distances are measured with that like the hood the based on the search history perhaps it is more pernicious budget is day condition and did it does not shape that live. in the real human complexity simply not those traces but rather temporary members this is the of measurable type. then those that were clandestine. white, jr. race and class quantitative measurable types of forms. but in other words, t

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information but as we watch this, this is just raging out of control in the city of chatsworth, which is north of los angeles appears to be an apartment but firefighters on the ground are surrounding it, trying to pour water on this building but it is not doing much good. it is just raging out of control, as you watch it here live. >> it has actually spread to one of the other apartments. we will keep an eye on this and work to get more information. >> we just learned that two condos have been destroyed in this fire, so is it appears to be a row of condos. you can see that firefighters have surrounded it. you can see all the black smoke pouring off this fire in the city of chatsworth in southern california. >>> back now to our 4th of july coverage. if you are planning on seeing fireworks at the alameda county fair, you are about to run out of time. fair officials are planning to close the gates at 6:00. no new tickets will be sold and no re-entry will be allowed. it's all in an a effort to cut down on last-minute crowds. the fireworks show starts at 9:30 tonight. there will be extra security on hand. >>> and