they were kind of shut off from the grid of los angeles behind i think it's the one to one freeway so they're on the other side of the freeway from downtownlos angeles but now that downtown los angeles is now saturated with really expensive restaurants and hipster cafes and art galleries and all that stuff they're building a bridge a pedestrian sort of bridge over the river to boyle heights which is only going to increase the gentrification and basically make it a more hipster sort of look at all to first living story about you know this kind of pushback against the wages of hips tourism the have turned ugly so we'll see exactly if they can succeed history would say that they would not exactly ok so stay tuned for the second more coming your way. when lawmakers manufactured them sentenced to public wells. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the final merry go round to be the one percent. going all middle of the room sick. the real news is. the far right didn't britain isn't just on the march it's taking violent mother's action i don't like it meaning that. i see those organizations which are usually split into which we feel d

they were kind of shut off from the grid of los angeles behind i think it's the one to one freeway so they're on the other side of the freeway from downtown los angeles but now that downtown los angeles is now saturated with really expensive restaurants and hipster cafes and art galleries and all that stuff they're building a bridge a pedestrian sort of bridge over the river to boyle heights which is only going to increase the gentrification and basically make it a more hipster sort of look at all to first living story about you know this kind of pushback against the wages of hips tourism they have turned ugly so we'll see exactly if they can succeed history would say that they would not exactly ok so stay tuned for the second more coming your way. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all but there was one more question by the way who's going to be. coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure you have to put me to eighty percent of the beach but how would you and will solo great to get the grit to get you out of the rock at the back nobody gets past you

they were kind of shut off from the grid of los angeles behind i think it's the one to one freeway so they're on the other side of the freeway from downtown los angeles but now that downtown los angeles is now saturated with really expensive restaurants and hipster cafes and art galleries and all that stuff they're building a bridge a pedestrian sort of bridge over the river to boyle heights which is only going to increase the gentrification and basically make it a more hipster sort of look at all to first leading story about how you know this kind of pushback against the wages of hips tourism they have turned ugly so exactly if they can succeed history would say that they would not exactly ok so stay tuned for the second a lot more coming your way. the most expensive fish in the world each one selling for the tens of thousands of euros continues to grow its entire life it was through. years old you might have a ton of fish out there and yet they don't get that big today because we're way too good at catching. it's only themself a much larger mission was one that was much more widely distributed we have politicians that are in office for

a public library downtown los angeles and i'm telling you, it's unbelievable. gomorrah. >> tucker: only californian librarians would put up with that. when did you get to california? when did you move there. >> in 1992. >> tucker: '92? >> now i go back and forth because i live in washington. because i'm telling you, it's like the california leaders, totally destroyed the middle class in california. >> tucker: yes. >> the majority california is broken. you have a few wealthy people, about 5700 people pay almost 37% exactly of the entire california income tax. >> tucker: that's unbelievable. >> california is broke u. >> tucker: unbelievable. >> let me tell you it's unbelievable. on top of that, company every single company is running away because of tax reason and including the movie industry. >> tucker: of course they are. >> every single movie outside of california. >> tucker: we are going to be there soon. we will bring the show to california and we will see you then. fabio, thank you. hang in there. >> thank you so much. >> tucker: time for final exam. can yo

we visit the midnight mission in downtown los angeles.oey: this is our program participant dining hall, so people that live here in our various programs will eat here. reporter: the organization has been around for a century, providing meals, shelters and rehab programs for the homeless. manager joey weinert believes that every person who lives on the streets should get help tailored to their individual needs. joey: housing is definitely very important. that's top of the list, of course, but taking somebody off the street and just putting them in housing, i don't think it's necessarily the answer without having some kind o of treatmento brining them t to being able toa productive member of society. reporter: she's grown all too familiar with life on the streets of hollywood. now, summer from utah no longer believes anyone really cares what happens to her. summer: once you're down, the system keeps you down. and they don't want -- they say they want to help you, but they legitimately don't. they want to get you out of their way. i mean, ev

the lucas museum of narrative arts will be built in exposition park right near downtown los angeles. that's what it's going to look like when it's done. funding 1 1/2 billion dollar cost is lucas himself. it will feature his collection of artwork. it will include costumes, storyboards, stage sets, and other materials from his movies. it is set to open in 2021. >> beautiful. >>> dozens of fans crowded a san francisco bookstore to get a glimpse of chelsea clinton and an autographed copy of her new group. her new book, she persisted around the world. introducing readers to a group of powerful women who have shaped history all around the globe. the group features iconic women such as physicist marie curry, civil rights activist viola desmond, and author jk rowling. >> i think that chelsea is a great example for young girls but i know she's written this book about persistence and famous women in history. i think it would be great for them to see her as an example and it will be a great keepsake for them to have. >> the book was illustrated by alexander and is a companion to the original b

a former warehouse in downtown los angeles is now home to one of the world's largest private collections of porsches over twenty models dating from various decades are housed in this two story building. the owner is british born magnus walker he came to l.a. for one reason only it's pretty simple. it was sex drugs and rock n roll i moved there was a nineteen year old back in one thousand nine hundred eighty six so almost thirty two years ago recently i turned fifty so i spent nineteen years of my life in sheffield england that's where i grew up the steel town but as a kid out always dreamt of america i watched a lot of american t.v. shows such inns starsky and hutch dukes of hazard and always had an affiliation for america in los angeles always loved americana american music evil knievel and i suppose it was my destiny to end up in l.a. it's a place that i call home. and the warehouse really was his home he used to live right here on the upper floor but those days are over no i no longer live here i live right around the corner of this became a full time film location so it actually made

. >>> tonight in downtown los angeles hundreds of protesters greeted president trump outside his hotel. the president is wrapping up his day long visit to california. kpix5's andria borba shows us that he took a swipe at governor brown today and the entire bay area. >> ken, for the last leg of his visit protesters were kept on the other side of mulholland drive away from president trump, but they were much closer during other parts of his southern california swing. donald trump began his first trip to california as president at the southern border with mexico outside san diego looking at border wall prototypes. >> in the upcoming omnibus budget bill, congress must fund the border wall and prohibit grants to sanctuary jurisdictions threaten the security of our country. >> reporter: the trip was met with both supporters and protesters. after viewing the prototypes mr. trump expressed approval for a version he called see- through while taking shots at governor jerry brown. >> i think governor brown has done a very poor job running california. they have the highest taxes in the united stat

to >> also a big march until downtown los angeles. tens of thousands of people came from across southern california to call for more gun control. many carried homemade banners and signs, including portraits of mass shooting victims. in orange county two different takes on the gun issues. students expressed concern about gun violence, but a few miles away people came to a gun show. they say new restrictions or bans on guns won't work. >> it's an act, not a weapon. >> the gun zone places are where the incidents keep happening, to banning things is not working. >> some at the gun show said they support protecting students by having armed police officers at every school. quote: ires and meanwhile the nra blasted the marching on facebook saying gun hating billionaires and hollywood elites are exploiting children adds part of their plan to -- as part of their plan to destroy the second amendment and strip us of our rights to defend ourselves and loved ones. >>> the shooting of an unarmed black man in sacramento has calls for change tonight

in downtown los angeles 13 people were injured when two buses collided on a rain-slicked freeway. this road began to collapse when a hillside gave way. farther north, fire crews rescued stranded motorists caught by fast-moving flood waters. >> thank god nobody was hurt. >> reporter: the saturated ground caused this 70-year-old pine street to fall across the street into another property. but the storm also supplied some much-needed powder in the sierra mountains. with more than five feet of snow in the last 24 hours, mammoth mountain employees tried to shovel out the lifts. the biggest cause for concern is still in montecito, a town that's just starting to rebuild after january's deadly mudslides. renee grubb is riding out the storm in her house. >> you know there's something happening up there and you just don't know what it is. >> reporter: the water below me is the color of chocolate milk. the fire chief tells me that is an indicator there is new debris coming off the mountainside and until new vegetation grows up there these evacuations could be the new normal for at least the

we had tens of thousands of people who flooded into the streets of downtown los angeles. leaving behind their signs. he's still there. you can see remove guns, reduce deaths here. the rally culminating in front of city hall here in los angeles. now you've heard on active shooter drill. they called today an active voter drill. they say that they want people to register to vote so they can boot out politicians who come out after mass shootings and say now is not the time to talk about gun control. the people at this rally say now is the time and they are fed up. take a listen. >> i hope people listen. i hope people realize it is not about kids, it is not -- everyone is in danger. not a single person who is not at risk for getting attacked by a gun. >> many of the people at this rally who we spoke with say they want common sense gun reform. they also say they are not comfortable with arming teachers. arthel, as one person summed it up to me, she said the scariest thing that should be in a classroom is a pop quiz. arthel? arthel: will carr in los angeles. thanks, will. eric?

built near downtown los angeles and set to open in 2021. there was a heated competition to land the ski. san francisco was vying to be the host. los angeles' merged as the new home. the museum will feature "star wars" memory bealia but plenty of other visual offerings. >> well a new star bucks is about to open. that's not a big headline normally. but where it's opening is. reporter natalie grande has more from yosemite. >> something new is brewing within the snowy siting of yosemite national park. a starbucks coffee shop is opening doors in the park. it's part of a part of the dining hall called the base camp eatery. the new name and decor paying homage to the rock climbing community. >> this space was last renovated in 2000. about a 20-year overdue renovation for this space. yosemite has invested about 21 million in this project. >> they will have no signage and with coffee new food items similar to the park's constantly changing views they hope to entans hansen the experience with a rotating menu. >> you want to be healthiy and hike we rep

: the march for our lives happening in cities across the nation including los angeles where thousands of people gathered downtowno demand an end to gun violence and we were there. >> reporter: a sea of people flooded into downtown los angeles as we've been walking along with them. they say they want to change thoughts and prayers into policy and change. one woman told me this is an active voter drill. while this is in los angeles, people here tell us their hearts are with the families in parkland, florida. take a listen. >> i feel incredibly for them and more deeply for their parents, the kind of suffering they're going through it absolutely ridiculous. >> it's getting tiring, every week in the news there's another gun shooting. there's a massacre in texas where 20 were killed in a church. there's many people killed in las vegas. every single week, it's getting ridiculous. >> reporter: when we talk to the people, they say they want to spark a conversation that creates action. they want a ban on ar-15s, a ban on high capacity magazines and they want to strengthen background checks. >> laura: we go back to washing

katie hopkins came over from london and spent the past weekend there in downtown los angeles.report. katie, you are not from the united states. you don't live here. you have a fresher take on this. what was your reaction when you saw skid row in l.a.? >> for a long time when i am in l.a. you drive past skid row and they point out that's where the homeless people live. look away and don't go there. the hotel giving out maps put a sticker over skid row like it doesn't exist. i figured i would stay there and see how big this problem is. it's like nothing else on earth. i have been to migrant campus, this is worse than that. it's one big sea of human waste and rats and filth. the number of rats there outweighs the population which is 3,000 people living in tennessee volunteers. it's a desperate situation. i really feel as well there is a human health hazard that is a time bomb waiting to go off. it's like london in the 1600's just prior to the plague. it's no wonder that democrats would rather talk about sanctuary cities because that sounds nicer than potential plague in l.a. >> t

so the museum is going to be built in exposition park near downtown los angeles.lucas is funding the cost, it will feature his collection of artwork, it will include costumes and stage sets from his movies. >>> this morning students at cherry lid elementary are taking part in a community service project. the students are handing out hygiene products to the homeless. there teacher said she wanted the students to learn to for service. the class got to decide how they wanted to help the homeless people they see in their community. >> we actually have a curriculum that we built around the concept of homelessness, they get to learn about how many people are homeless, that homeless is not just for people who are addicted to drugs or alcohol. that there are many families that are homeless. >> the students reached out to others who donated hygiene products. >>> this saturday is the annual "st. baldricks event" it is a fundraiser in which some people shave their heads to share in celerity -- to share in solidarity with kids who are fighting cancer. welcome doctor. >> thank

under a large tent which is a reminder how graham's ministry launched during a 1949 crusade in downtown los angeleshe died at his home in north carolina last week at the age of 99. >>> president trump will meet with video game makers as an effort to reduce gun violence. he will meet with members of the industry to discuss violence in the games and how it may play a role in school shootings. it says numerous scientific studies found no link between graphic media content and real- life violence. the group says games are played worldwide but other countries are not plagued with gun violence. >>> former first lady laura bush has opened up an exhibit to show the impact that first ladies have had throughout the years. it features photos of the first ladies. she is proud of the achievements. her own mother-in-law barbara bush she says was an inspiration. she reflects on the september 11th attack, saying it changed everything. it led to one of her most rewarding experiences, becoming a champion for making education available to girls and women in afghanistan. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, a debate

katie hopkins came over from london and spent the past weekend there in downtown los angeles.ie, you are not from the united states. you don't live here. so you have a fresher take on this. what was your reaction when you saw skid row in l.a.? >> every time i am in l.a., you drive past skid row or people pointed out. that's for the homeless people live. it's almost as if everyone can turn away, look away, don't go there. even in a hotel giving out maps, they put a sticker over skid row as if it doesn't exist. i figured i will go there, i will stay there and meet the people there. i will see how big of this problem is. i can tell you it's like nothing else on earth. i have been to some migrant camps, but this is worse than that. it's one big sea of human waste and effluent and rats and filth. the number of rats they are outweighs the population which is in the order of 3,000 people living in these tents. it's a a desperate situation. i really feel there is human health hazard in the center of l.a. downtown. it's a time bomb waiting to go off. it's very much like london in the 1

the president will overnight in downtown los angeles and then he travels to st. louis tomorrow.e nottingham, kpix5. >>> as he inspected those wall samples today, mr. trump said california is begging us to build walls in certain areas. lieutenant governor gavin newsom tweeted this response. "california is not begging you for this wall. your wall is a waste of money and is literally impossible to complete. it will look more like a piece of swiss cheese than an insurmountable barrier." and newsom called the wall a 1,900-mile monument to idiocy. >>> a robber suspect on the run but didn't get far caught on surveillance video. the suspect tried to get away from officers at sixth and market yesterday in san francisco, but an officer darts across the street and tackles him to the ground. the man was armed with this hunting knife and threatened a merchant trying to stop him. the suspect was booked for attempted robbery and an outstanding felony warrant. >>> the san francisco police chief has fired a rookie officer after he killed an unarmed carjacking suspect. body camera video from dece

. >>> california's freshman senator harris marched alongside protesters in downtown los angeles. there were about 40,000 people that took part. a morning program was followed by a march to l.a. city hall. some displayed signs featuring drawings of the 17 victims of the recent high school shooting in florida. among the speakers were the l.a. mayor and amy schumer. >> we are fighting for the survival of innocent victims. >> at the end of the march many young people registered to vote so they can have a say in the next election. >> thousands turned out for a march in sacramento. capitol mall was filled with demonstrations. stein berg acknowledged that young people are demanding elected officials do more than just hold moments of silence after mass shootings. >> in california, where do we stand in terms of the rest of the nation on gun control? is there much more we do? >> it seems there is no gun law that the legislation won't pass or the governor won't sign. we are tied up with lawsuits because we have passed laws that the nra says goes too far. it's unclear what the state can do.

a suspect leading police in hot pursuit from san bernardino county, just east of downtown los angelest seemed he surrendered on the freeway. no word on what triggered that chase in the first place. >>> and on the east coast a bird strike forced a u.s. coast guard helicopter to make a landing in key biscayne, florida. they were on board for a routine flight. no injuries were reported. >>> and new developments in a deadly police collision in albuquerque. a police officer responding to a call, crashing into a mother's car, killing her 6-year-old son. >> that officer is now suing the mother. here is abc's clayton sandal. >> reporter: this is the moment a police cruiser traveling at nearly 80 miles per hour slams into her car, seriously injuring her, her daughter and killing her 6-year-old son, joel. >> he was in love and saw the good in everyone. my sweet bubba will live on. >> reporter: seen her turning left at the green light before the collision is suing the city of albuquerque and police officer, jonathan mcdonnell. it says she failed to yield to right of way traffic and they dispute

we started all the way in downtown los angeles and the cops came out and they were really friendly.their time."> (pam) law enforcement approached the three people on the raft ... who pulled it over to the side of the river before packing up and leaving. it is unclear if the individuals were cited. the group said, they just wanted to bring a smile to people's faces . (steve) as of today, there is offically another "hard day's knight... of the realm." that's knight with a "k" -- as beatles drummer ringo starr -- was knighted today by prince william in buckingham palace. he used his real name richard starkey for the big event... and said the honor "means a lot". it comes more than half a century after the youthful beatles first went to buckingham palace to receive mbe awards. the 77-year old is the second beatle to be knighted, 21 years after paul mccartney. (pam) prince harry and meghan markle have picked out their wedding cake. and.... they have commissioned a marin county native, who once worked as a pastry chef in berkeley at chez panisse. according to kensington palace .... the co

it is being held under a large tent, which is a reminder how his ministry launched in downtown los angeleshome in north carolina. >>> 8:39. another big story this morning is wall street. up next, we will talk about the numbers. there's a live look at the dow. down another 300 points. we will talk about why when we come back. >>> and we still have slow traffic out there. if you are driving to, let's say, downtown oakland, you will be stuck in a little bit of slowing on 880. >>> well, this is one of those wait ten minutes. sun, cloud, showers, hail, rainbows. we're getting hail in stinson beach right now. how about that? ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com ♪[music] ♪well you can tell by the way i walk ♪ ♪ >> this was in a movie. i don't know if you remember this, pam or dave. actually mike or pam. you see john travolta walking down the new york city street when they're playing this song. >> with the white suit. >> no. >> didn't he? >> he had the white suit on in the club. >> later. >> in the

our washington displacement but head boyle heights for those who don't know is in east los angeles is to. of downtown l.a. which use of course the skid row very impoverished very dangerous when i lived in los angeles it was very scary down there but now it's hipster ville very expensive new apartments there it's. changed beyond all recognition but now these boyle heights activists are seeing the signs of gentrification coming to their neighborhood and they are fighting back. more in a malcolm x. kind of way if jimmy mcmillan is you know martin luther king jr these guys are malcolm x. and they are taking it to the streets they're basically forcing out art galleries and hipster coffee shops because they link those two to gentrification and increasing rent the shock troops of gentrification are hipster coffee shops and art galleries and once they appear this group and like minded are pushing them out and they're doing so in an aggressive way right there like committing vandalism basically they're committing lawbreaking activity to push out in a in a hostile way in an aggressive way the gentrification as

our washington displacement but head boyle heights for those who don't know is in east los angeles is to. of downtown l.a. which use of course skid row very impoverished very dangerous when i lived in los angeles it was very scary down there but now it's hipster ville very expensive new apartments there it's. changed beyond all recognition but now these boyle heights activists are seeing the signs of gentrification coming to their neighborhood and they are fighting back more in a malcolm x. kind of way if jimmy mcmillan is you know martin luther king jr these guys are malcolm x. and they are taking it to the streets they're basically forcing out art galleries and hipster coffee shops because they link those two to gentrification and increasing rent the shock troops of gentrification are hipster coffee shops and art galleries and once they appear this group unlike the minded are pushing them out and they're doing so in an aggressive way right they're like committing vandalism basically they're committing lawbreaking activity to push out in a in a hostile way in an aggressive way the gentrification as

our washington displacement but head boyle heights for those who don't know is in east los angeles is to. of downtown l.a. which use of course the skid row very impoverished very dangerous when i lived in los angeles it was very scary down there but now it's hipster ville very expensive new apartments there it's. changed beyond all recognition but now these boyle heights activists are seeing the signs of gentrification coming to their neighborhood and they are fighting back more in a malcolm x. kind of way if jimmy mcmillan is you know martin luther king jr these guys are malcolm x. and they are taking it to the streets they're basically forcing out art galleries and hipster coffee shops because they link those two to gentrification and increasing rent the shock troops of gentrification are hipster coffee shops and art galleries and once they appear this group and like minded are pushing them out and they're doing so in an aggressive way right they're like committing vandalism basically they're committing lawbreaking activity to push out in a in a hostile way in an aggressive way the gentrification a

first of all, and american people feel offended when they see all the counter flags waving in downtown los angelesere whatever. they need a break, but at the same time they have to understand that to become an american citizen is a privilege. it is not a right. you have to ask. you have no right to demand. that is all i want to say. host: ok. we will have mr. chen respond. guest: do i for the call. -- thank you for the call. a couple of points in response -- as the association of immigration lawyers, ala has members representing businesses and families in every state. we understand the rule of law. that is something to be taken lightly. what president obama did in creating the deferred action for childhood arrivals was to draw something based in regulation called deferred action and based on long-standing authority that presidents dating back to the 1950's have used to grant temporary reprieve from enforcement based on the assessment someone is not a priority to enforce the law against. this has been done by president bush, president reagan, for various populations over time. president obama was t

including los angeles in downtown atlanta there is a street corner where people come for a day's work in a day's pay. you can see and are about that the indignity of being black and rich, white america. every time i come to town you overcharged me for everything that i get. you can the double charge me for that. and how in the world do you expect me to get it. that is where people make criminals out of people. you are not going to give them anything just enough to keep here i don't know where dinner is coming from. how do you think i feel. and then you take all this money and go back. and everybody else in here. i've been here my life long lifelong and i can't make it. this man's english is the real substance. his disc dress is multiplied the most prevalent system is poverty. the thing that holds him down as color. the racial attitude and behavior of white americans towards black americans. on american history tv on c-span three. history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered

los angeles. the gentrification of downtown, it's spreading here.the population of families that are homeless is growing. little by little, like, the block is disappearing whether it's deportation, whether it's gentrification, you know, it's barely now coming to the forefront, but for the people that live and work here every day, it's been the reality. there's a lot of struggles here that if you're going to be a part of this community, like, you have to recognize that struggle. >> rolando cruz: i think that the reality though is that l.a. is always changing, right? so, like, we are in the battle of l.a. who's going to win in this is yet to be determined, but the fight is still going to go on. it takes a lot of work to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. all with

graham got his start getting special attention in 1949 when he set up a large tent in los angeles to preach in a downtown shepard? >> shepard: thanks, steve. should news break out, we'll break in. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. we've been watching the dow. at one point, the dow jones industrial average was off 2%. i think we were off somewhere around 600 points. but the story of the day has been volatility. you'll remember all of this happened on the heels of president trump discussing potential tariffs on steel and aluminum imports 25 and 10% representatively. that's a sort of -- that means higher prices. you can -- certainly protection for workers in the industries, but i economists observed that that would send prices up and the market doesn't like uncertainty. got uncertainty so it's down. neil cavuto will have context and perspective on that from america's choice for news and information on cable. this is fox news channel. >> it will be 25% for steel, 10% for aluminum. it will be for a long period of time. >> neil: all right. tariffs and the markets getting ready for the worst

and civil disorders in several major cities, including los angeles, chicago, new york, it is a cbs special report "remedy for riots." in downtownt corner where men come before dawn to pick up a days work and a day's pay, where you can see and hear about the indignity of being black in rich, white america. more for my food, more for rent, more for everything. time i come to town, you overcharge me for everything i get, and i better not see the cost of lights go up or double charge me for that. they go out here and steal something. that is where people make criminals out of people. you are not going to give them nothing, just enough to keep you feeding. yes, i ate breakfast this morning. i do not know where dinner is coming from. how do you think i feel? how do i feel? and then you take all this money and go there, see the japanese and everybody else, and i have been here all my life long and cannot make it. >> this man's anguish is the real substance of the report. is this stress multiply by the roes whoon thneg live in american cities? the real trouble, the thing that holds them down and colors. -- is color. " tonight"reel amer

los angeles, new york, and detroit. the cbs news special report will air. isin downtown atlanta, there a stream corner where men come , pick up adutch on days work. this is rich, white america. >> move for rent, move everything. every time i come from a you overcharge me for everything i get. you double charge me. you expect me to get it. that's how you make criminals out of people. you are not going to give them keep thejust enough to meeting. yeah. i-8 breakfast this morning. i don't know where dinner is coming from. how do you think i feel? then you take all this money and go back, send to everybody else and i've been here all my life long and can't make it. real.s man's anguish is his distrust that his distress multiplied by the 50 million -- 15 million knee grows in america. the real trouble that hold them greatbatch down is trouble. of white americans towards black americans. tonight atal america 10:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television

disorders in several major cities, including los angeles, chicago, new york, and detroit, the document in the cbs news special report" remedy for ryan." in downtown atlanta, there is a street corner where men come before dawn to pick up a day's work and a day's pay. were you can see and hear about the indignity of being black in rich, white america. i need more for food, rent, more for everything. i come here, you overcharge me for everything i get, and you will double charge me for the lights. how in the world do you expect for me to get it? that is how people make criminals out of people. you are not going to give them to eat. just enough i'd eat breakfast this morning i don't know where did our is coming from. how do you think i feel? how do i feel? and then you take all of this money and go there and see the japanese and everybody else, and i have been you're all of my lifelong, and cannot make it. is the man's anguish real substance of the right commission's report. his distress multiplied by the 15 million me grows who live in american cities. the most prominent system is poverty, but the thing that holds them down his color. the racial att

divisions in several major cities including los angeles, chicago, and detroit, is documented in the cbs news special report, "remedy for riot." >> in downtownamerica. i have to pay more for my food, more for car rental. every time i come to town you overcharge me for everything that i get. i better not cross the light because you will double charge me for that. how you ask that me to get it -- how do you expect me to get it? that is what makes criminals out of people. you are not going to give them nothing -- just enough to keep you even. i ate breakfast this morning but i don't know where dinner is coming from. how do you think i feel? how do i feel? and then you take this money and go there and treat the japanese and the chinese. and i have been here my whole life and cannot make it. >> this man's anguish is the real substance of the riot report. thedistress multiplied by 15 million me gross that live in american cities -- 15 million negroes. the racial attitude of white america towards black america. america ateel this morning on washington journal, valerie wilson from the economic policy institute talks about the economic inequality for

los angeles and san diego. it is important for us to get ahead of this so they're not blocking our downtown sidewalks and so we can be sure they come with a plan to distribute them in communities of need. i look forward to further discussions about how to anticipate the emerging technologies going forward. in january the bay area toll authority voted to place regional measure three, the traffic relief plan on the ballot for 99 days from today. this proposal to increase the tolls on the seven various state owned bridges except for the golden gate bridge by different fees. the revenues would be used to fund transportation projects and programs that aleave congestion in the bridge corridors as detailed in senate bill 595, consistent with requirements, the board of supervisors, our board of supervisors passed the resolution to put it on the ballot here in san francisco. all the other bay area counties are expected to take similar actions by the end of the week. including 4.45 billion for transportation capital across the region, including san francisco priorities, half a billion for new bart cars, 325 million for