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the city of los angeles is suing the u.s. department of justice over slashing federal funds for immigration agencies but a lawsuit claims that the measure is unconstitutional as a allocates funds only to activities that counter illegal immigration now l.a. is one of america's so-called sanctuary cities meaning it limits enforcement of immigration law now u.s. immigration and customs officers have been conducting raids in such cities including los angeles new york massachusetts denver and philadelphia now all of the u.s. immigration enforcement authorities are see these cities as safe havens for criminals during these raids some five hundred undocumented immigrants were arrested among them three hundred who had been convicted in the past of crimes eighteen of the detained were identified as gang members so auntie's it delves into the story a little bit deeper sanctuary cities have a policy of not cooperating with federal immigration authorities they don't open up the jails or detention centers the way they see it they don't wan

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al-jazeera including this one preparing for the world's mass migration from the countryside to the city of los angeles could become a blueprint for the future. from the clear blue sky of the doha moon. to the fresh autumn breeze in the city of. not much doubt about it now autons broken through what was really a late summer of the clouds to lower dancer east and have certainly greece and turkey hanging on to some decent warm snow at this conference just the latest of many that brought stormy weather to the u.k. and a big change to most places in northern europe in the forecast is thirteen in paris which is bit more like it should be snow obviously covering the alps show the temperature at height vienna down to eleven degrees and that snow will last a day night day so we were into monday's forecast now by which time rain probably stormy rain were gone down through the igi in the adriatic and probably will just start to edge into western greece that's of course suggest potential for the south of this certainly has been over the gulf is it the libyan coast we saw three twisters that one three waterspouts

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and they te hollywood represents the entire city of los angeles, people confuse south beach with greater miami. >> all traffic in washington isn't dupont circle, but that gets the most because people can't figure out how to drive through there. >> dealing with nothing but sunshine. based on what i've been looking at the last couple of days, it might be a long stretch. look at this satellite picture, hardly a cloud from the outer banks of north carolina to the front range of the rockies. what about the weekend? we'll talk about that in a few more minutes. >>> we've been trying to find the perfect seasonal job. we may have found the best gig yet. how you can find cash this holiday season. >> ruth bader ginsburg works out. the alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, ca

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we're talking about a tax breaks at a local level, where the city of los angeles helped to fund a stadium football team back. so teams moved from san diego back there, from st louis to los angeles. it does not have anything to do with policy but it made a good sound bite for donald trump. there are a lot of liberals who do not like big tax breaks being given to multimillionaires. it is a strange angle frame to take. thank you. we are going to move a story. —— a business story. coal is back as an issue. the head of the us environmental protection agency, scott pruitt, has released a formal proposal to repeal the clean power plan. the purpose of the plan was to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. let's talk to some as saying. for those who want to repeal this, what is the argument? this was a big campaign pledge by then candidate donald trump, who said the war on call is over and we are going to repeal these really harmful rules that are really preventing coal from —— from flourishing in terms of what it can do with the economy and jobs. scott pruitt is following through on t

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we do have red flag warnings out that does include the city of los angeles. morning but as we go through the day today and the second half of the weekend, you'll notice the wind gusts, 20, 30, 40, even 50 miles per hour. in addition to that, the thing that's going to make it difficult for firefighters are the temperatures. 80 to the high today. to nearly 100 on monday. and that's just monday. now, you have to take into account what's going to happen later in the week. tuesday, we all know this is when the world series happens. take a look on tuesday, 102 degrees. this means, this is likely going to be the hottest world series game on record. and if we do get up to 102, could beat the old one by as much as 10 degrees. >> wow, that is striking numbers right there. allison chinchar. thanks so much for that. >>> in our next hour, isis terrorists have now lost control of their self-proclaimed capital roc ro raqqah, what happened to those who have fled including their wives and children? we'll have that, right after this break. lithium ion battery technology. and n

mayor is now calling selena day in the city of los angeles of course a big movie telling that story of selena one of the biggest -- >> i was surprised she already doesn't have a star. >> right >> tencent's newest game wants you to clap for cli these president xi jinping the game asks users to applaud his communist party address, and measures who can clap the fastest. the game has been played more than 4$400 million times president trump would love this. some users say they clapped more than 1500 times during the game. >> that might be fake news >> it sounds communist it sounds state controlled to me overall, i guess they play a clip of his communist party address, you have to hit a button or do what ever seems funny to me. >>> aryianna huffington is teaming up with samsung to take your humble brag to the next level. they're creating this app helping users disconnect from the internet and telling your friends you cannot be reached. it's called thrive it can schedule times to be disconnected if someone tries to connect you while you're in that thrive mode, they'll get a text sent to them

of technology. this year she receives her degree in chemistry. terrence roberts is studying for his degree in business administration at the city college of los angelesearly and was not in college over one year before she became a housewife. me, i take an exam to become a certified public accountant which means i'm supposed to be qualified to keep track of profits and losses. i'm not sure i know enough to say what all this adds up to. i have not counted all the victories since that first day we went to school here. i know there has been at least nine. ♪ in little rock, there is a slow bridge taking shape over the chasm of intolerance and ignorance. it is a bridge that will be built by us and our children. before it's finished, we will have our problems. but if little rock taught us nothing more, it taught all americans that problems can make us better, much better. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> interested in american history tv? visit our website c-span.org/ history. you can view our

of technology. this year she receives her degree in chemistry. terrence is studying for his degree in business administration at the city college of los angeles.ba as we guessed married early. she wasn't in college over a year before she became a housewife. and me, this spring i take an examine to become a certified public account. i'm supposed to be qualified to keep track of profits and losses. i'm not sure i know enough yet to say what all this adds up to. i haven't counted all the victories since the first day we went to school here. but i know there's been at least nine. in little rock, there's a slow bridge taking shape over the intolerance and ignorance. it's a bridge that's going to be built by us and by our children. before it's finish we'll have our problems. but if little rock taught nothing more it taught all americans that problems can make us better. much better. >>> american history tv is in prime time all week. right here on c-span 3. next time, our look at the 1957 forced desegregation of little rock central high school continues. and friday night from american history tv oral history series. interviews with prominent photo jo

of the united states with mass incarceration is mass elimination. >>. >> and they have failed in the attempt so in all communities from here in los angeles. >> you saw a promotional trailer for this book "city of inmates" conquest, rebellion, and the rise of human caging in los angeles, 1771-1965 and kelly hernandez is the author. >> was the angeles is of largest prison population in the world. my goal was to excavate how that came to be. it is a much deeper story. with the era of mass imprisonment since 1955 but it goes much deeper by the spanish colonial period so here in conquest in the american west. >> i do you define the prison population? i did not generate that statistic but the largest local jail population into have many other municipal jails including a credit detention facility. >> 17,000 people are imprisoned?. >> within the local jails in the county they are more than the federal facility. >> so how to grow to be so big?. >> in 65 we were talking about the war on drugs. and the majority of the people have them arrested on possession or d y. -- adu i. >> going back in history there was a jailer hired?. >> that is absolutely correct. >> so to the end of mexican rule there is alr

sources tell nbc news that the los angeles police department has now opened a criminal investigation connection into an allegation of sexual assault that occurred in the city013. we should add winn seen's allegations are unequivocally denied by mr. weinstein. let's start with the investigation, clare. law enforcement telling us that the lapd opened the criminal investigation into weinstein in connection with an allegation from an italian model actress back in 2013. what more do we know? >> she was a 38-year-old actress that she says or through her lawyers she says that the encounter happened in a beverly hills hotel. it seems to be a pattern we've heard many times over the past two weeks with, as you mentioned, 58 women coming forward and saying they've been harassed or even raped bihar have a weinstein. it's an incredible number. i guess the missing piece to the accusation the is what happens now. does harvey face a criminal investigation? does he go to jail? and do the women sue the company? we're waiting to hear what happens next. gloria allred is having a press conference about accusations. every time i look at my phone, i feel like there's a story abo

from los angeles to see firsthand. we have a crew from the city of los angeles helping the firefighters. working hard to put out the fires. >>>> reporter: will money be an issue ? >> money is not an issue. we are dealing with mother nature. with high severe winds . our fear is the winds will get higher and faster tonight. that may make the fires uncontrollable. we do not know that. we are hoping mother nature will work with us.>> reporter: thank you to both of you. i know you are getting on the chopper. you will get a good idea of what is going on. thank you for stopping by. i appreciate it. like i mentioned earlier but this has been busy. we have had a lot of people come in and out. this is the air hub for the fight against the fires in sonoma and napa counties. chp, cal fire, national guard do not they are all here. they are moving crews and resources all around the fire zones. as you have been talking about, and as they just mentioned, the weather is the issue how strong with the winds be ? will firefighters be able to keep them in check ?>>> we a

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laughter ] it's like they don't even know us. [ cheers and applause ] as you may be aware, our city of los angelesas recently blessed with not one but two nfl teams. the rams and the chargers. how many chargers or rams fans do we have in the audience? okay, so that's the problem. [ laughter ] so both our teams are having trouble filling seats. the rams attendance dropped 26,000 fans per game this season, and they're in first place. it's not like they're doing badly. the chargers only have 27,000 seats at the stub hub center, a socker stadium. they can't fill half. they claim they do, it doesn't look that way on tv. the eagles were in down, even sean spicer was like, wow, that is a small crowd you guys got there. they're going a new stadium that holds more than 70,000 fans. the future, in other words, does not look bright for the bolts. but it isn't over yet. in fact, a smart marketing team for the chargers has a new spin that i think is going to help them sell more tickets. >> looking for a place to relax and rejuvenate? a place to be alone with your thoughts? find yourself and lose yourself at th

down there with her sister jamie and their friend dayle who is a retired firefighter from the city of los angeles. i want to start with steve who during this entire incident was on the 32nd floor, the same floor as the had soar. steve tell us -- i know this is a crazy time but your phone is ringing, people are looking for you, what did you hear to hear those rounds go off on the same floor? >> it was super loud going off and off and then it would stop and go again and stop and go again help the the lights came on and you could see people scattering and running and my wife calls me on the phone and i was directing her where to run. >> so cindy was down there last night. you were at the concert. you could see the concert from the same floor just rooms away from where the shooter was carrying out his attack. you guys spoke by phone, what did you say? >> she was freaking out, i was trying to calm her down and i could hear this going off and i was trying to tell her when they're shooting stop and when they stop shooting run and i was telling they are police are over here, go that direction. then they

those fires have burned more than 245 square miles about half the size of the entire city of los angeles. >>> a catholic school that was damaged is getting help. they hosted a mass and dinner. everyone wanted to surprise them and provide support. st. vincent de paul put that event together in just a few days and had a big response. >>> it only took about one week. there were raffle tickets, silent auctions and many donations. the fundraiser quickly grew from about 400 to 700 people. the faculty, alumni and parents say it was the least they could do for another sister school. they lost 19 classrooms, the library and the main office along with baseball and soccer fields. many of the students also lost their homes and the principal told us, they will be back bigger and better and stronger. >> we are here today to celebrate. this was positive. we still have a school. half of it didn't burn down. we have good things to work on so we can get back on our feet. we will build a better school. it will take time and effort but i don't feel like we have been knocked down. we have just been held back

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of dollars in public and private funding but with strong support from the state city government and businesses it is moving forward creating more grace in the city of angels robert oulds al jazeera los angeles. a quick recap of the top stories here this hour catalonia as leader has announced moves by the spanish government to take control of your thomas region put them on says it goes against democracy in the rule of law spain plans to dissolve the regional parliament and call elections because of catalonia secession referendum if you repent. are a rethink of how long. they will also be at risk in europe it was practically deciding the future of a nation not a crime. these goes against foundations that you need european. diversity millions of japanese are voting in a snap election they're likely to give prime minister shinzo lobby a new mandate he's asking people to stick with him in the face of what he calls the national crises of an aging population and ongoing tensions with north korea a right wing billionaire businessman who's been compared to donald trump looks set to become the czech republic's new prime minister on her about issues u.s. skeptic and opacity what about thirty p

of dollars in public and private funding but with strong support from the state city government and businesses it is moving forward creating more grace in the city of angels robert oulds al jazeera los angeles. a murder in argentina is overshadowing sunday's elections while new members of congress and the police are investigating the death of an environmental activist who disappeared two months ago that could affect the outcome of the election as. reports from one of. these people are expected to be at rallies tomorrow the close of campaigning for sunday's legislative election between the parties cancelled when earlier this week a body was found to be that of missing activist santiago. i believe it's all got to change because people can't go on disappearing like this there's a complicity between the repressive forces which is repugnant. the police did what happened and the justice system backed them up there was a government cover up it's all organized so they can do what they want. disappeared in order for protesting for indigenous rights in the south of argentina his whereabouts dividing in nation where wounds are still war over the kidnapping killing of an estimated thirty thousa

all that scorching heat has the city of los angeles bringing an extra paramedics for tonight's game. the crowd of more than 55,000 fans expected at dodgers stadium tonight need to be prepared for the dangerously high heat. downtown los angeles shattered a previous record monday, hitting 102 degrees as the heat wave blanketed southern california cities. >> hot day. >> reporter: adding to the concern, a high pressure system creating winds that could reach 60 miles an hour in places. firefighters are moving trucks in place to attack flare-ups quickly. >> right now we're looking in some ways kind of like the perfect storm when you get this increased temperature, you get this wind in particular, in addition to that, you have such dry conditions. >> reporter: this threat comes more than two weeks after similar powerful wind gusts and several northern california wildfires racing into communities at terrifying speeds. the destructive fires killed more than 40 people and damaged 8,400 structures. this week's hot weather is forcing 85 san diego schools and dozens in long beach to end classes ea

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good reporting by the way with traditional journalists you know bill boy who was at the city editor of the los angeles times a sort of our main political writer you were at the new york times you were our leading columnist in our copy editors somebody who was at the l.a. times for years who can pull any story so we actually all basically a publication done by people who left the l.a. times who are the new york times or other places as are many internet publications whether they're for profit or nonprofit but they're basically it's convenient to the establishment papers that are in trouble economically to bed mouse internet operations so ok and sold this is now the center of fake news the fact this fate news is exposed very quickly on the internet that's one of the great things about it's you can say wait a minute i looked for the original document i checked the history you know and people can find it really with dispatch will come back to that after the break when we return we'll hear more from bob. the mission of newsworthy it is to go to the people tell their side of the story our stories are well s

estimated seven out of ten people on the planet will live in cities within the next thirty five years but with that growth comes a number of new precious on the environment so in los angeles a group of autistics got together to figure out what eco friendly cities of the future should get like reports. at the american landscape architects annual conference there is a focus on sustainability and designing for an era of global warming for example econ creek has developed a chemically unique waterfront building material that encourages growth of marine life in projects now underway from the middle east to new york harbor by creating a habit that that is actually callous and probably based you creating a kind of a reef it's growing with time so it's becoming like and leaving water for the plants and marine organisms clinging to them actually make waterfront structures stronger and more resilient at a time when warming oceans are spawning more frequent more intense storms. los angeles is the site of one of the most ambitious landscape architecture and design projects underway in the country the revitalization of the l.a. river the river was in tuned in concrete in the 1930's mu

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