. >> a wild scene downtown l.a. as police tie to subdue a man with a pipe. >> and a tradition of perseverance kicks off in alaska. this year those at th i did rode ♪ i dit rod sleep is super important. the kind of deep sleep i can only get on my tempur-pedic. it adapts to me. my shape, my size, my body. tempur-pedic. power. why promise something you can't et people have been dlipl officerso identify one of the men from a photo line up. police are looking for 23-year-old shaquile bowman. >> if you know who did it, where he's at, pick up the phone and call 546 tips, you remain anonymous. >> as for why this couple was targeted, police don't know. >> it was randomly picked. no clue why it happened. >> call 215546 tips if you have information. all calls will remain anonymous. i'm rick williams, channel6, "action news." z1we5z zi0z on the trail it is cold. temperatures well below average. tomorrow, the winds won't be as bad, but extra layers. adam joseph likes to say, cuddle alert. we have one tonight. it's dry, no issues

>> i lived downtown l.a.yeah. >> ear?" >> i do. i totally do. >> jimmy: do you remember, it was like a cafe? >> yeah, yeah, i totally remember that. >> jimmy: i used to go there -- it's closed now, but i used to go there when i did stand-up. i lived out in l.a. and i just would go -- and i could only afford tea. chamomile, i'd go and just hang out, and try to like write jokes and -- >> oh, yeah, yeah. venice was cool -- it was sketchy at one point. >> jimmy: it really was sketchy. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it was, yeah -- i remember somebody said, because, like, my roommate drove me there and they said, "hey, leave your car unlocked, because people come and if the door's locked, they'll break it." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: so let them just break into your car. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] yeah. >> jimmy: okay. we're good. we're cool. let's go home. >> same as downtown, same thing. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh but i loved "van gogh's ear" was great. and you got the mural of, you know, jim morriso

. >> again, you have the demographics, it'spretty, but i can go into the downtown l.a., give me that for $5. >> this is not the lightest iphone case. it feels like a brick. >> it's a $1500 case for a $500 iphone. >> but then you can't tell your friends that you bought a $1500 iphone case, what did you buy? >> is it full of diamonds? >> now, it is a brand name, louis vitton. >> what was the $5,000 one? >> the same thing but made out of crocodile leather. >> it is not about looking good but status. i can blow more money on my case than on my iphone. >>> oli the dog has his own home movie. >> he's locked into it. >> he's watching dog flix and chilling. >>> and boys versus girls for the playground showdown. >> show us what you got. >> i'll show you what i got. >> see who gets schooled when the dance battle begins. >>> plus, the brave duck looks good. >> but if you look closely -- >> why what is on the sid shopper's nightmare. >> if there's one there s. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term st

we open stores also in santa monica and downtown l.a. pacific palisades and we sell the same food from the same sort of look and feel stores for $8. and beauty of the model is it is profitable in every location but in more affluent areas and that gives us capital that we need for growth basically so all of this to say i don't mean to sound braggy in one way but what we try to do is create a structure. a structure of the business that didn't require that sort of buy their either doing go ahead or you're doing bad basically. >> i guess -- that is interesting and wonderful and sounds fantastic but my question was intended as a personal commitment kind of -- which is what i thought your introductory statement was all about. you went from a personal commitment in business to personal commitment in philanthropy and most people can't choose. they can only afford to do one or the other. i guess i wanted to see how you would think about it or others -- >> there's a whole generation of people coming up who were looking for ways to merge those two

in downtown l.a., serene branson, kpix 5. >>> time is 4:44. a state of emergency declared in georgia after a massive fire and a collapsed highway that carries a quarter of a million cars every day. >> plus a rescue effort under way in australia where the remnants of a powerful cyclone have completely swamped entire towns. ,,,, it to collapse. thick, plumes of smoke billowed into the sky in atlanta when a re broke out under i >>> one of thation's busiest highways -- nation's busiest highways is closed after a fire caused it to collapse. thick smoke billowed into the sky over atlanta after a fire broke out under interstate 85 yesterday. within 30 minutes, the road had collapsed. troopers had shut down the highway so nobody was injured. a nearby driver shot this cell phone video. smoke from that fire you can see just all around that area. it can be seen for miles throughout the city. again, nobody was hurt. >>> entire towns are flooded across australia's east coast with some people clinging to their roofs after cyclone debbie ripped through the r

in downtown l.a. serene branson, kpix5. >>> tonight a busy highway in atlanta is closed indefinitely after a massive fire caused part of it to collapse. thick plumes of smoke billowing into the sky, flames shooting out from below. this all started after a fire broke out beneath interstate 85 earlier tonight. within 30 minutes the lanes collapsed. fortunately troopers already shut down the highway. . smoke from the fire could be seen a nearby driver shot this cell phone video, the sky completely covered in black smoke from that fire that could be seen for miles throughout the city. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> drivers in one east bay city will have an easier time getting around tonight. a roadway in moraga ship down for months is back open. kpix5's jessica flores shows us what took so long. >> reporter: this stretch of boulevard is finally reopen tonight after nine months of being closed. moraga closed the road in july to shore up an underground landslide that's moved for decades. crews built an un

. >>> a woman that climbed 150 feet up a construction crane in downtown l.a.d herself in the cab is under arrest this morning. she wrapped a black cord around her neck while she was walking around outside. she was taken to the hospital for a mental health evaluation. >>> now to a break through in the fight against multiple sclerosis. it makes it the first drug ever approved for the most aggressive form of the disease. the drug was developed at bay area-based jaw tphepb tech. they plan to charge $65,000 a year for the treatment and that will likely add to the debate over rising drug prices. >>> and these are called brave gowns. a santa monica designed them specifically for kids. it makes the kids look like rock stars and heroes. she lost her brother to cancer at just 10 years old. she says the gowns add a bit of fun to the kids in the hospital. what a fantastic idea. >>> 7 to 10 degrees warmer than average, and 78 in napa, we still have the beach hazards of rip currents, and sneaker waves through 8:00 this evening. breezy along the coast today but not as much a

nearly 1,000 people marched through the streets of downtown l.a. there was also a rally outside of city hall. international women's day is officially this wednesday. >>> and this weekend, thousands gathered to honor the civil rights activist who crossed the ed monday pettus bridge. >> they intended to march across that bridge in selma, alabama. they were attacked by police though. that day became known as bloody sunday. more than half a century later activists say voter id laws threaten the right to vote that for. >> we have less voting rights today than we had in 1965. we have more voter suppression in recent years than we've seen since jim crow. >> the selma march is credited for building momentum for passage of the landmark voting rights act of 1965. >>> a mexican congressman climbed the fence separating the u.s. and mexico to protest president trump's plan to build a border wall. he says he wanted to be photographed on top of the barrier to demonstrate what he calls the futility of the president's plan. the congressman says it was easy for him

pacific rally today being held in downtown l.a. kate? >> about 2 1/2 hours from now. steve, give us some context. is this being seen in the community as a one-off or is there a pattern, other incidents like it? >> yeah, there have been dozens of these arrests over the last few months. obviously, the community has been on edge. the school is educating children and parents about what to do in case something like this happens to their family. the mayor, again, has been speaking out about this. there's been a lot of upset atmosphere regarding these i.c.e. arrests. particularly when they are in these areas that are very near to schools, very near to churches, very near to hospitals, in local communities where there are clusters of these folks who live there, who are, obviously, worried about this happening to them. so, this has been a cause for concern for some time. in this incident, with obviously that video of a young 13-year-old girl crying as she's watching her father be arrested, this is really sparked a fire that has started to carry through. i think we'll see that

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downtowns that used to be 35in thriving community centers are gone. you see the young people, giving themselves over to drug actiondiction. it is sad, it is different, than live in l.a. or new york city where we are now. there is not a lot of hope, if you don't have hope, what do you have. charles: peter is a main reason that donald trump was propelled to presidency, i like what i'm seeing in first two jobs reports, the goods producing jobs, mining, construct and manufacturing, they may be coming back. that will be part of overall elixer. >> those jobs require a lot of skill, these men at 50 down have those skills, if a factory reopens a lot of other things reopen with it. which really misses are a lot of those frampl low-tech jobs we had in the store front stores that will come back with the malls contracting, you know if we can get factories open we can get a lot of follow on jobs to come with them to help the men a lot. not just white folks, folks of all races would be help snoo helped. charles: no doubt, this is quote, unquote heartland, heart beat of america that makes this charter news greater, one of those jobs that you talk bwhere you know you can bring some