hallmark of american apparel, something learned firsthand when the ceo gave a personal tour of the downtown l.actory in 2012. >> you were shooting models who were too young who were made to look younger, and exploiting their sexuality. >> i don't see it like that. >> reporter: was that what you wanted? >> it hurt a little bit because it was silly. the problem is in the real fashion world they're taking very young girls and making them look older. it's contrived. >> reporter: he believed authentic. >> there's a photographer. she shot these of herself. feeling good in her jeans. i'm proud of her. she's the brand and the customer. he's wearing the product and she's the photographer. this is american apparel. >> reporter: in recent years the company has run into trouble. he was ousted as ceo in 2014. the company later declaring bankruptcy. despite public outrage at many of their campaigns, calvin klein remains a clothing power house and a pioneer in the world of fashion advertising. some say this ad is actually progressive, sparking a positive conversation for young people. >> would you call this a

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. >> this comes just weeks after a controversy at santee high school near downtown l.a. they changed the bathroom signs to be gender-neutral and a scuffle broke out between supporters and protestors. >>> in the race for the white house, front-runner donald trump met face to face with house speaker paul ryan in washington yesterday. the first time since trump is the presumptive nominee. ryan said he is still not ready to endorse trump for president just yet. he said they still need to gain as he put it, quote, a better understanding of one another. >> this is a process. we just began the process. i'm very encouraged at the first meeting of this process. >> trump reportedly retracted a threat to remove ryan as chairman of the republican national convention in july. meanwhile, hillary clinton had this response to trump's statement about bringing unity to the republican party saying, good luck with that. >>> governor brown is set to release his revised state budget proposal a few hours from now in sacramento. in january, the governor has proposed a $122.6 billion spending pl

thousands plan an immigration rally in downtown l.a.ls. >>> moments ago, the brussels airport opened for the first time. it received extensive damage in the attacks. the airport will be back at 100% capacity by the middle of next month. 32 people died in the attack at the airport and also the subway. >>> and bill clinton scoffing at the criminal investigation of his wife hillary's handling of classified information when she was secretary of state, calling it a game. >> they said now we want to see your e-mail, fine, she said. they don't belong to me, they belong to the state department. so everyone is breathless about this. look, this is a game. >> well, that game involves thousands of seized e-mails from her unsecured private server including 22 deemed by the state department as top secret. those are your headlines. what's coming up? >> we saw a lot of big endorsements from bobby knight and carly fiorina,ly will they move the needle? we'll go to indiana. >>> and civil rights groups are demanding a change to park rangers uniforms becaus

but more people there are now hopping the train at least for the six-mile run from downtown l.a.a monica. part of a nationwide revival in mass transit. and ben tracy tells us all about it. >> reporter: when you think of los angeles, you probably think of this. and not this. >> pretty amazing that people think there is no public transportation here. >> reporter: phil washington the ceo of los angeles metro, l.a. county transportation agency. he took us for a ride on the new train to santa monica dubbed "the subway to the sea." it runs parallel to one of the city's most congested freeways. >> we know the 10 is right there. there is a certain satisfaction you get from sitting here knowing other people are sitting in their cars. >> you are zooming by. you are zooming by. and they're in the one vehicle, you know, looking straight ahead. >> reporter: in the past 25 years, l.a. county's rail system has grown from 0 to 106 miles of track. its color coded lines extending in all directions. but having spent 1.5 billion on the 6.6 mile extension to santa monica, will the estimated 48,000 we

the the 33-ton tank arrived at the science center south of downtown l.a. yesterday evening.le endeavor at the museum. crews had to trim trees and move utility poles from its path along the streets. >> happening today, more than a thousand volunteers will take part in serve day. giving back to their communities. the community presbyterian church of danville is organizing this inaugural day. more than a dozen east bay community groups will participate and throughout the bay area volunteers do a variety of tasks from cooking for police officers and firefighters to painting and organizing a shelter. >>> do you think baseball is a boy's sport? well don't tell that to a team of girls. the rockford peaches baseball players got to meet the seattle mariners. abc news reporter cecilia vega has their story. >> one, two, three, peaches! >> don't let the sweet name or the cute faces fool you. >> i want to beat the boys! >> that's exactly what they do. >> i think it's just kind of interesting because that team is just girls. >> the first all-girls baseball team in west seattle. speeches!

the tank arrived at the science center south of downtown l.a. yesterday evening. it took 19 hours to travel from the pacific ocean to join the space shuttle endeavor at the museum. truce had to remove trees and move utility poles from its path along the streets. >>> one in a big rig sleeping okay up to find someone sleeping it. the driver only identified as katie was sleeping in her trailer when it began moving. she immediately called 911 from the back of her truck, relaying details to a dispatcher as the truck thief took her truck on a ride. >> they aren't pulling over. i want them to pull over. >> do you have something that you can brace yourself, katie? >> why? >> i mean, if the driver does something stupid. >> i thought that only happens in movies. >> katie sounds a little scared there. police were able to pull the truck over. the suspect was arrested. katie emerged from the trailer safe and sound. >>> happening today, more than 1,000 volunteers will take part in serve day to give back to their community. the community presbyterian church of danville is organi

the tank arrived at the science center south of downtown l.a. yesterday evening. the space shuttle endeavor at the museum. crews had to trim trees and move utility poles from its path along the streets. >> the community presbyterian of danville is organize, an inaugural day. more than a dozen east a bay community groups will participate and throughout the bay area volunteers do a variety of tasks from cooking for police officers and firefighters to painting and organizing a shelter. >>> do you think baseball is a boy's sport? well don't tell that to a team of girls. the rockford peaches baseball players got to meet the seattle mariners. abc news reporter cecilia vega has their story. >> one, two, three, peaches! >> don't let the sweet name or the cute faces fool you. >> i want to beat the boys! >> that's exactly what they do. >> i think it's just kind of interesting because that team is just girls. >> the first all-girls baseball team in west seattle. speeches! facing off against the boys. the outcome? [applause] shocking even their own coach. >> this is insane. i

in fact, trump protesters were out in force in downtown l.a.an protesting donald trump nearly a year ago when he announced his run for president with a sal row is about mexicans living in america illegally in the u.s. there are also people who support trump. both sides have their reason. >> reporter: donald trump has no doubt enraged immigrants rights groups but he's done somesurprising. he's inspired other latinos to speak up and out about things they've been thinking for years. >> we went under a fence and through a fence and -- oh, boy, i felt like i was crossing the border. >> reporter: you've heard it before. a controversial comment on immigration by donald trump. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists and some, i assume, are good people. >> reporter: it's remarks like this that have inspired a new wave of latino activism for and against the candidate. >> yes. yes. yes. >> reporter: a donald trump event in wisconsin, meet an adamant trump supporter. >> what do you see to those watching and say i can't believe he

voters here, people i've been talking to in downtown l.a.ing this news very closely. i want to interrupt lauren. how is it going? >> it's going good. >> reporter: i don't know if you've been following the news closely yesterday but trump is likely the republican nominee. it sounds like john kasich as well will be suspending his campaign which is what ted cruz did yesterday. disappointed as a californian we won't have more of a say here? >> yes, definitely. >> reporter: tell me what you are going to do in november? are you going to go for donald trump or hillary clinton? >> hillary clinton. >> reporter: how do you think she will do here in the golden state? donald trump is saying he may be able to win over residents in our great state. >> i have to hope we're smarter than that. >> reporter: if i can quickly scoot over to jorge over here. i was talk iing to him earlier. he's drinking what looks like a delicious smoothie. how did you take this news yesterday? california was going to have this huge importance that we never have in presidential p

. >> david: so, i mean, this place is in downtown l.a., so i try to have as many weapons, like, hiddenanthony: you need -- you need a puppy, man. [ laughter ] >> anthony: you need a puppy. >> david: i do need a puppy. [ laughter ] i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> anthony: yeah, sure. >> david: all right, so, just sit. >> anthony: sit? >> david: right there. and -- sorry. don't usually paint this early in the morning. okay. i'm going to go more expressionistic, if you don't mind. >> anthony: i want to know, and you were on record, you said, you know, young people, uh, looking to follow your road to success, your advice is, whatever you do, don't date a korean girl. >> david: oh, okay. i try to be open-minded about things, right? but, well, i'm racist. you know, for me, i've given it a shot. and then i end up in a situation where i feel like i'm dating my mom. >> anthony: so, what characteristics, uh, in common were, were, were -- >> david: overbearing. >> anthony: overbearing. >> david: uh, jealous. unreasonable. like, unrealistic about life. demanding. like, it's -- i mea

what an incredible job that these people have, guys, as i walk through grand central market in downtown l.a-- wexler's deli, very delicious. you have a good pastrami but we've got a good one here, too. what are the good stories about the advance? nobody wanted to talk to me on camera. you got to organize them through the cam feign even if you want to show what's going on behind the scenes. any good crazy advance stories from you? >> i have really good ones. i'm not sure i can relay them on camera, but the trump advance team i will say this the trump advance team is full of handsdown some of the coolest people i have ever met and they have played some funny practical jokes on some of our embeds. i can't get into it. maybe at some point. >> one overriding theme for the advanced staff they are always up against the clock, right? and so whether it is with wrangling the press or getting to the next event, they're working rapid pace and often that means that we are rushing around packing up, getting into a press van, racing to the next event with them. and there's some stress involved with that y

i proposed such an itinerary in downtown l.a. to represent the work of children, native american men, african-american, latino, white. it included commercial flower fields, fabrication factories, as well as sites for midwives and firefighters. i was inspired at the time by such asistory projects, a project on chinese laundry workers. i was in search for a way to represent cultural citizenship. an identity formed not from legal membership but cultural belonging. landscape historian, i proposed such a itinerary as a more inclusive way of understanding history. later, i would say that the tower of place, the power of ordinary urban landscapes to hold citizen's memory, to hold shared territory remains untapped for most working people. to capture the power of place requires claiming the urban landscape as an expression of material history. in finding ways to interpret older patterns of matter in the city life. students,cla grad many of whom are active in the , we ran public history workshops where we discussed the remembrance with ret

there's all right landlocked leaving south san jose through downtown l.a.n the mountain view backup care about set >> mark:drinks at a bar could get more expensive. depending on what time you buy it. there's a new software that tracks what drinkers buy. and changes the price depending on demand. >> darya:it was created by a company called the drink exchange. they call it "stock market pricing". more than 20 bars in the country are already using it. customers will find alcohol prices changing every five minutes. the prices flash on screens throughout the bar so people know what they're paying. the dynamic pricing could also get you a deal. if one brand of alcohol is higher in demand. that could drop the price of another brand. >> dave: >> darya: now we to take a load of and it will either be as early as monday or as late as wednesday we start the see. >> gary: and agrees to the ndp the timing was perfect. all of people watched the last five minutes create and thompson ended didn't do much to me and because the salt makes them so good. "as serious as it as a

but first we travel 40 miles north of downtown los angeles as we continue our look behind the walls of l.aert mountains and a 40-mile bus ride north of downtown los angeles is the peter j. pitchess detention center. named after a former sheriff, the pitchess detention center is comprised of four jails set on 2,500 acres. south facility is an outdoor dormitory jail for low-to-medium security inmates. north facility is a modern-looking maximum security jail. east facility, or old max, is the oldest jail in los angeles. and lastly, the crown jewel of the l.a. county jail system is the north county correctional facility, or nccf, which houses murderers, rapists, and drug offenders. >> we find that the linear style jail really doesn't work for us anymore, and what we have here is we have more of a podular design with the staff stations in the middle and then the inmates around the outside. >> a single facility comprised of five jails housing 3,800 inmates, nccf was designed in 1983. nccf first made headlines in march of 1990, when the first president bush helped dedicate the jail's opening. >>

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. >> reporter: i'm ben tracy in los angeles where you can now take a train from downtown l.a.ach. it's something that hasn't happened for more than 60 years. tomorrow on "cbs this morning," we'll show you the boom in public transportation getting attention nationwide. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, software executive david duffield is selling his 22- estate in alamo. the co-founder of peoplesoft is >>> i'm kenny choi. software executive david duffield is selling his 22-acre estate in alamo. the cofounder of peoplesoft is asking $39 million. proceeds benefit a nonprofit animal welfare group. >>> a piece of space history will be in los angeles this weekend. it's an external tank used during nasa's space shuttle program. it will go on display at the science center with the space shuttle endeavour. here's roberta with the weather. >> i want to see that through the streets of los angeles! [ laughter ] >> hi, everybody. good morning. let's head out. we have increasing cloud cover. we'll call it partly cloudy today. this is sfo. no reports of local airport delays. right now stepping

. >> reporter: i'm ben tracy in los angeles where you can now take a train from downtown l.a.ach. it's something that hasn't happened for more than 60 years. tomorrow on "cbs this morning," we'll show you t boom in public transportation getting attention nationwide. >>> that does it for us tonight -- you want more, gayle? >> no, no, no. sorry. >> t >>> good morning everyone i'm jim ton van. one of the delaware teens charged in the death of a high school classmate will be in family court within the hour. three teens are charged in the death of 16 year-old amy joyner francis, after a fight the in a rest room at hurt high school of technology last month. the medical examiner determined joyner/francis died of cardiac arrest due to a preexisting conditions, that was aggravated by the physical and emotional stress of that altercation. now lets get a check of weather with katie. >> good morning, jim. we are expect to go see beautiful weather unfold, it already is, in fact, these clouds have started to break nicely for sunshine. the lets look at storm scan and these spotty showers tha

it's going from marina delray to downtown l.a.e most of the day. >> i saw a cool picture of it on a barge coming through and a surfer on a beach looking at it, staring at it, going, okay. >> what is that? >> yeah, so it will take a while. we'll keep an eye on it. they have done this before. it was built for the space shuttle program. >> i remember when they took the shuttle through, too. that was pretty cool. we'll keep an eye on that as our morning progresses. >> absolutely. >>> 8:45. conflicting reports this morning about whether searchers have found the black boxes of egyptair flight 804. there is a news agency reporting that search planes and vessels were in the process of actually recovering the flight data and cockpit voice recorders. but an egyptian government official is actually denying that report, saying if the black boxes were found, egypt would notify the public immediately. debris from the plane was spotted yesterday in the eastern mediterranean. meantime, investigators say the plane's automatic detection system sent

we're doing to change our platforms, the great new stores, there's a fantastic new store here in downtown l.ae will visit. so progress is there. and this is another step today of a very competitive, exciting, compelling format i think shows we're on the move. >> mr. robb, can i ask you, you mentioned prepared foods? i'd be really interested in seeing where you're taking that. i come from the uk, you'll be aware of marks and spencer's made fortunes by putting in ready-made tv dinners, refrigerated microwave food, essentially, but with very high margin that will bring professionals in once or twice or three times a week in order to load up for the evening. they made a lot of money out of that. and that doesn't really occur in this country. i wonder why, whether you're changing that or the supply lines are simply way too long here. >> well, i think if you're -- i couldn't hear all of the question, but i think if you come in here, you're going to see there's some tremendously new excited prepared foods choices. very convenient. lots of self-serve, lots of order and order ahead, lots of new prepar

l.a.'s downtown art district.rom social media for your business, their workshops have become a celebrated community staple for the brand. >> we are not just here to sell things but here to provide a whole set of different creative outlets. >> their ability to creatively and authentically create with their community have taken them beyond their wildest dreams. this past summer, the pair partnered with retail giant, nordstrom's, to create bins throughout the country so they could get a real taste of what they are all about. >> the best compliment is when they write us and say i am so inspired by what you do, and it's a really great thing that we can touch people in that way and really have that experience beyond, you know, just buying a product. >>> i know we talk so much about social, but i don't want to discount the importance of e-mail, and e-mail has evolved in big ways thanks to a focus on mobile and a greater integration of social, and we got five ways we could make the most of our digital correspondence. >> o

downtown oakland. the office opened on thursday. the democratic presidenake a stn l.a. this coming thursday and then it's on to oakland on friday. >>> u.s. senator bernie sanders presidential campaign also has an office in oakland now. it opened today in the rockridge neighborhood at college and broadway. this is the democratic presidential candidate's second office in the state. sanders campaign opened the first in l.a. here earlier this month. the california presidential primary election is june 7th. >>> in san jose a man is in jail accused of shooting and killing his wife. it happened inside this home on indig go oak lane before 1:00 this morning. police found 40-year-old sonya nallan shot at least once she was rushed to the hospital where she died. police arrested her husband on suspicion of murder. they're still looking into a possible motive for the crime. >>> oakland fire investigators are looking into what what caused a dock to catch fire in marine no. firefighters arrived just before noon to find a portion of the dock on fire. crews say the logs there are infus

downtown oakland. the office opened on thursday. the democratic presidential candidate will make a stop in l.a. this coming thursday and then it's on to oakland on friday. meantime, u.s. senator bernie sanders' presidential campaign also has an office in oakland in the rockridge neighborhood located at college and broadway. this is the candidates second office in the state. sanders campaign opened the first los angeles office earlier this month. the california presidential primary takes place on june 7th. >>> gusty winds hit the bay area today. in san jose, the wind proved to be too strong for the relay for life event. canopies were being whipped about. 15 to 20 of the tents were blown over. organizers had to take the cloth off the remaining canopies. e volunteer said everyone was in shock that the wind hit so fast and so strong. >> i saw a cloud of dust swirling above the whole event. immediately, i saw most of the canopies tipped over and people scrambling. >> there were no reports of any injuries. in the north bay, crews will work into the night to clean up this big mess, an estimated 100-fo

downtown oakland. the office opened on thursday. the democratic presidential candidate will make a stop in l.a. this coming thursday and then it's on to oakland on friday. >>> u.s. senator bernie sanders presidential campaign also has an office in oakland now. it opened today in the rockridge neighborhood at college and broadway. this is the democratic presidential candidate's second office in the state. sanders campaign opened the first in l.a. here earlier this month. the california presidential primary election is june 7th. >>> in san jose a man is in jail accused of shooting and killing his wife. it happened inside this home on indig go oak lane before 1:00 this morning. police found 40-year-old sonya nallan shot at least once she was rushed to the hospital where she died. police arrested her husband on suspicion of murder. they're still looking into a possible motive for the crime. >>> oakland fire investigators are looking into what what caused a dock to catch fire in marine no. firefighters arrived just before noon to find a portion of the dock on fire. crews say the logs there are infus

l.a. earlier this month. former secretary of state hillary clinton opened her campaign headquarters in downtown oakland thursday. it's located at 14th and franklin, and she's schedule today campaign from there on friday. the democratic presidential candidate will first had make a stop in los angeles on thursday. of the presidential primary take place on june 7th the. >>> we are less than 60 days away from the california primary. for the latest of each of the trail, as well as their visits to california, be sure to down loud our abc7 news app and enable push alerts. >>> happening today the memorial to mark the first anniversary of a mother and her young daughter in livermore who were killed by an alleged drunk driver. last year an may 2nd 36-year-old brian jones left the wine festival when he killed the woman and her 14-month-old daughter. the community will come together to honor them and two other boys injured in the crash on marietta boulevard. >> happening today hundreds of s people will descend on fruitvale plaza to march for international workers day, also known as may day. community members and organizati

l.a. earlier this month. and hillary clinton opened an office in downtown oakland thursday. it's located at 14th and franklin and she's schedule today campaign from there on friday. presidential candidate will first had make a stop in los angeles on thursday. of the presidential primary take place on june 7th the. >>> we are less than 60 days away from the california primary. for the latest of each. candidates on the campaign trail, as well as their visits to california, be sure to down loud our abc7 news app and enable push alerts. >>> happening today the memorial to mark the first ankersry of a mother and her young daughter in livermore who were killed by an alleged drunk driver. last year an may 12nd 36-year-old brian jones left the wine festival when he killed the woman and her 14-month-old daughter. the community will come together to honor them and two other boys injured at the site of the accident on marietta boulevard this morning the authorities want your help to find a missing milbrae man who was last seen thursday night. friends spent yesterday evening fog for kei

l.a. earlier this month. and hillary clinton opened an office in downtown oakland thursday. it's located at 14th and franklin, and she's schedule today campaign from there on friday. the democratic presidential candidate will first had make a stop in los angeles on thursday. of the presidential primary take place on june 7th the. >>> we are less than 60 days away from the california primary. for the latest of each. candidates on the campaign trail, as well as their visits to california, be sure to down loud our abc7 news app and enable push alerts. >>> happening today the memorial to mark the first anniversary of a mother and her young daughter in livermore who were killed by an alleged drunk driver. last year an may 2nd 36-year-old brian jones left the wine festival when he killed the woman and her 14-month-old daughter. the community will come together to honor them and two other boys injured at the site of the crash on marietta boulevard. > this morning the authorities want your help to find a missing milbrae man who was last seen thursday night. friends spent yesterday e

l.a. earlier this month. and just this past thursday, hillary clinton opened a campaign office on 14th street in downtown oaklandshe is scheduled to speak at a fundraiser in san francisco this coming friday. >>> president obama poking fun at the republican candidates when he takes part in his final white house correspondents dinner to understand. larry wilmore hosts in washington, dc at the white house correspondents dinner tonight and celebrities will attend. >>> human plumes over park street in oakland where a dock was on fire. one witness shot a photo of huge plumes of smoke when it rose into the air. firefighters responded around noon to the fire. they put it out before the whole pier was destroyed. >> the good thing is the pier is totally detached from the shore. so they were able to make a quick size-up that there's no boats or vehicles attached and no lives threatened at that time. >> the black clouds people saw were caused by the oil-infused wood that was used to build the pier. investigators are still looking into what caused the fire. >>> a cyclist in oakland is dead after somebody shot him around midn

downtown. as these drivers trudge along for the usual bumper-to-bumper traffic, and as dangerous as it looks, some drivers say they get it. l.a. traffic is so miserable this is a legitimate diversion. >> i think it's pretty amazing, actually, as long as they don't get her. it's entertainment. >> reporter: not everyone is in used. >> they are not thinking. they are not thinking. it's fun until young person eggs on their buddies and no one wants to be the one to say that's not cool. >> the chp is using the same instagram videos to try to track down the daredevils. if, they could face a traffic ticket and even jail time. >>> a clinic for youth football coaches to reduce concussions and recognize the danger signs, comes as research shows the harmful effects of repeated concussions, including at the professional level. >> it's very important because of the severity of concussions. i believe there's a lot of injuries to the head that is taking over youth football. >> today's for our event in alameda also included tips on equipment fitting. usa football, the governing lobby runs the training sessions in collaboration with nfl teams.

downtown los angeles. isn't that how long usually takes to get around in l.a.? heck it out.it was wheeled through the streets. spectators came to watch it on its final journey to the california science center. it will display with the space shuttle "endeavour." >> very cool. allege nice to see those pieces of american history put in their proper places. >> looked like a big tank of orange juice. much more ahead. >> including an hour by hour look at your forecas t. ♪ it's time to get out and explore. look beyond the expected. there's a special place. where getting away... brings us so much closer. vacation packages start at just $50 per person. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. a whole other world awaits. >>> a major travel impact could slow you down this morning. sde dozens of road closures for a first of its kind event. >>> and another day filled with showers and finally an end it if sight. >>> two parties, problem problem. what a new poll is reveal building a big challenge facing d

downtown oakland on thursday. it's located at 14th and franklin. she is scheduled to campaign from there on friday. the democratic hopeful will make a stop in l.a. on thursday and then the california primary election you will remember take place on june 7. >>> we are under 40 under that primary. for the latest on each of the candidates on the campaign trail and their visits to california, be sure the download our abc7 news app and enable push alerts. >>> more than 200 kids may be left high and dry this summer after a sam ramon golf course abruptly closes its swimming pool. their swim club says they were nowhere to go. surgeio can tadda has the story. >> reporter: the aqua bears have called the san ramon golf club swimming pool their home for nearly 30 years. tomorrow was supposed to be the start of their new season. but that all changed on friday afternoon when they got a brief e-mail from the club that the pool is now closed. the waters of the san ramon golf course pool are still. this weekend, dozens of kids would be gearing up for the first day of their swim club season. >> first practice day it is a very exciting day for us. >> we are all me