let's do it again. >> i'm here in east l.a. os high," an original series that airs on hulu. >> let's go ahead and bring them to where they stop. >> so all the girls on this side, and you guys just finish doing that towards the back. >> this is gabe chaveria, one of the stars of this high school teen drama, now filming in its third season. "east los high" is one of hulu's top ten shows and a favorite for binge watchers. it's also one of the first shows in history to feature on all latino english-speaking cast. >> how does it feel? this is history. >> this is history. it feels great. it's a blessing, man, to be able to be part of the start of a change. because a lot of the hispanic culture is just -- they're moviegoers, you know what i mean? we watch movies all the time, but we don't see ourselves in a lot of stuff that's out there. but now to be portrayed as lead characters, you know. so it's exciting for us to be a part of that trend, part of that transition now to where the industry's starting to take notice of -- >> why do you

and now i currently reside in east l.a. i'm 28 years old.skateboarders, we see the world completely different. to the average person, they look at this and they're like, "why is that thing bent? they should've just made it flat." but to us, it's like, it's one of the best things you could probably skate. ♪ in my situation and how i like to skate, is to film for a video part. you know, sometimes it's all day working on a trick. there will be times where like, i kinda want to give up, but then again, you get that feeling when you finally do it and it's filmed right, and... it's a special feeling that you definitely can't get from anything else. monteleone: for me, i think the video part is, for somebody who doesn't really understand, is that it's kind of like a musician's album. so you spend years, months making something and then at the end of it, you have this album to show for it. so for the skateboarder and the cinematographer, it's kind of like, here it is. this is us. ♪ alvarez: i like to look for different kind of spots because with ska

. >> all the names, all the people, you can go into certain parts in east l.a., in the harbor area, hollywoode nothing but latinos. a lot of other areas are mixed. but on this side where we're at, u go over that bridge, it's pretty much all mexican. and guatemalaen people and central america too. they just get called mexicans. we know we're tr here and born here on this side of the line. our relatives are from mexico and we're proud of that. we celebrated our style. >> we live in unbelievable times roigt now. people talk about max deportations. what's the problem? where's the fear and loathing come from? >> it's just racism that's still alive and kicking in america. we really don't hear from people we're around. we're from artistic, laid back people. >> somebody said we got to do something about the situation where all the mexicans come over and have a taco truck on every corner. >> there was only taco trucks ten years ago. there wasn't an asian fusion truck here or this kind of truck or this truck. >> open the door. >> kick the door down. >> white america loves mexican food. probably more th

for that you head to east l.a. >> my most famous notorious street in l.a.here we grew up most critical audience and at the same time most appreciative. >> it's a slow moving piece of art. you treat the car like a piece of art. dangerous, cops for whom you were a target. potholes, other cars. in east la you see people -- you see expressions change to who is that kw that. and they're giving us respect, you know, first you build a car for yourlf. you're building for the people. you want them to appreciate it. within the borders of korea down it's not just koreans. there are new arooils every day. there is, in fact -- arrivals every day. there is, in fact, an official bangladesh in the middle of cape town. >> this is not going to work. >> you're not short of options around here. >> you can pray to muhammad or buddha. >> the tiny mosque next door. >> this is the first little bit that they did in america. >> that just happened like two years. we went to sleep and woke up and it was little bangladesh. >> here, step right in for some curry goat, mimosas. tender chi

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born in thes housing projects in east l.a., and struggled most of my life to become, struggled for stabilitystruruggled for safety. it wasn't until october 4, 1997 i found that after many, many years of abuse, suffering, and then finally the death of my son usehich led to my substance and incarceration. after october 4, a able tohen i was stand upup and come into the community and fight foror not oy my right, , but the right of otr women to come e back and have a life that is just not survival, but offers a lane to thrive. juan: in your book, you talk about especially -- it is very power -- i was reading it last that. it is a very powerful book in terms of the personal relationships within your own family, the commununity, the support groups you had, and how felt for many years you had failed so many of these folks who have provided you support. but you also talk about how the impact of your family, of your father loss of work in the industrialization of losos anges and the effect that had been her family in the community. father, he was a great family man. he took us to the drive-in every w

as they say they do, they have also got to care about the drug addicted young man in chicago or east l.a[applause] sen. harris: and, while i don't believe in legalizing all drugs, as a career prosecutor i just don't, but i will tell you this, we need to do the smart thing and the right thing and finally decriminalize marijuana. [applause] harris: and finally, i believe we need to look locally and elect progressive prosecutors. because the vast majority of prosecutions occur at the state and local level. there are leaders among us, like kim fox from cooke county, who grew up in public housing and knows we need a more balanced approach to criminal justice. there are leaders like john chisham in the milwaukee's d.a.'s office. working to reduce prison population while increasing public safety. there are leaders like kim ogg, the d.a. in harris county, texas, who is saving taxpayers $10 million a year by sending people caught with a small amount of marijuana to a decision-making class instead of jail. right. so even as we fight jeff sessions every step of the way here in d.c., we should see t

as they say they do, they have also got to care about the drug addicted young man in chicago or east l.aause ] and, while i don't believe in legalizing all drugs, as a career prosecutor i just don't, but i will tell you this, we need to do the smart thing and the right thing and finally decriminalize marijuana. [ applause ] and finally, i believe we need to look locally and elect progressive prosecutors. because the vast majority of prosecutions occur at the state and local level. there are leaders among us, like kim fox from cooke county, who grew up in public housing and knows we need a more balanced approach to criminal justice. there are leaders like john chisham in the milwaukee's d.a.'s office. there are leaders like kim ogg, the d.a. in harris county, texas, who is saving taxpayers $10 million a year by sending people caught with a small amount of marijuana to a decision making class instead of jail. right. so even as we fight jeff sessions every step of the way here in d.c., we should see these reformers and support them as innovators who are showing us what is possible, and i be

look at that hail, dime-sized hail stones pummeling a city east of l.a. yesterday.ht rain, gusty winds and lightning and even snow to nearby mountain communities. >>> the u.s. air force secret robotic space plane is back on earth after its longest mission yet. what was the mission? i don't know. it's a secret. here's a closer look at the unmanned version of the space shuttle and has been in orbit nearly two years, and they are saying little what it's designed to use and some believe it's used for spying. >>> nasa is out with the incredible images of saturn rings. the cassini shot the photos in its second dive between the rings. no spacecraft has been to saturn before. >>> a sunken barge is up right after heavy lifting under the san francisco bay. divers had to hook cables to the barge and then a crane lifted it up yesterday. the barge sank during a storm in april. it will be taken out of the water at a later date. >>> could you have two more exciting games over the coliseum than saturday and sunday's both walk-offs. that was fun. 66 today, and 59 by the end of the g

. >> on the other end, you got a great film, family drama, set in east l.a., called "low riders." >>ucis a lucky dog. but not every pet is as lucky as lucky. so we came up with a little idea, this year, when you buy any bag of dog or cat food at petsmart, we'll give a meal to a pet in need. it's like this: when pearl eats, peanut eats. when wolf woolfs, george gorges. and when moose mows down his meal, cuddles cuddles up to a bowl. you buy any bag, we'll give a meal. it's that simple. breatry new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. ♪ >>> good monday morning at 9:26. i'm sam brock. we expect to learn more information about the man arrested in connection with a series of car fires, including at least seven of them set last week in contra costa county. one was set near a mcdonald's just a mile away from where another car fire had been set. authorities say he's facing more than 40 criminal charges. so far t

east. procedures will be tested at ten airports nationwide including l.a. x. these changes do not apply to passengers enrolled in the tsa's precheck program. >> a new report out today backs up investigations tesla workers were making about conditions at the fremont plant. >> abc7 news anchor kristen sze here with the response. >> the clean car of the future, tesla workers claim they are laboring under grueling, unsafe, even illegal conditions. today the oektd-based nonprofit work safe posted this report after it was approached by the united autoworkers union. this is based on data tesla reported to the government. now the big headlines, workers there were injured at a much higher rate than the industry average. take a look in 2015, for every 8.8 workers, for every 100 tesla workers, 8.8 were injured. the industry average, only 6.7. >> tesla is about 30% higher than the industry average in terms of overall injuries, and more than double the industry average in terms of more serious injuries. >> tesla sent abc7 news a response. we have had some challenges in the

east coast in the ne fure. caroline: you have kept the money rolling in. the l.a. part owner has helped fund the latest round. where does that money go to draftkings? jason: a lot will be spent improving and expanding our product both domestically and internationally. we will increase our marketing. we laid low last year. we will not go up anywhere like we were at in 2015. but there is room to grow the marketing budget. those will be the primary areas. on the product side, we are focused on improving the game offerings socially and also for the more casual user by making making the games easier to play. and making it easier to find and play with your friends. caroline: let's talk teational expansion. you were in germany, now it is going live. how is that going, and where else in the e.u. will you be able to go? jason: germany has been allied with malta. the u.k. has been live for a little over a year. it is early to say, but we like what we see so far with germany and malta. the u.k.'s doing tremendously well. we are pleased with the results. it is growing faster t

l.a." that includes new information on a murder in the east bay.ind bars accused of torturing and murdering a woman before setting her house on fire. >> a man accused of murdering two boston doctors will be arraigned in hours. the victims were found dead in the penthouse of a luxury condo. the victims knew the suspect who had an extensive criminal history. bl plus, rapper ricky minaj is going on a college paying spree. over the weepgd, a fan asked the hip-hop star if she could pay for his college tuition. she agreed if he got straight as. she also agreed to pay for other fans' school costs. not bad. we'll be back with more in a few. >>> good monday morning to you. 6:57. welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the tawpies on today in the bay. >> we start with live pictures from the alameda sheriff's office in dublin. we're expecting new details in the murder of a castro valley woman that dates back to december. there's a news conference planned for 10:00 this morning. we know that last week investigators announced they had a person in c

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east. iran's nuclear accord with the west has become a major talking point in elections next week. debate, a televised candidate criticized the president. we got reaction from a partner dlahe l.a >> it is not something i'm watching closely. it is a technicality, a legislative action happening for the last year with very little fanfare. with the trump administration coming in and the elections, there has been a lot of focus. i think the trump administration will go ahead and extent those waivers with little fanfare, but they will keep up the rhetoric come in the key is, what else did they do? to the beat of out of congress, a they undermined the jcp oh -- jcpoa? there are a lot of things the trump administration can do to undermined it -- undermined it or supported. -- support it. eventse are some seismic that might shake up things, including elections and iran. how much of a factor is that and what else are you watching? >> the elections in iran are very important, they are ported position. of trump's i think critically, you see that trump has announced his of foreign visit abroad will be saudi arabia and israel, the two biggest critics of the nuclear deal. we need to watch ou

>> two stores, one in soho and one on the upper east side and we're headed west later this year to l.an boulder that not everyone just is laid back, and just -- i mean there's a lot of entrepreneurs. >> mm-hmm. >> even though it's such a, you know, i don't know whether capitalism really sells in boulder as well. >> there seem to be a lot of people with great companies. >> that's good. >> something in the water. or in the mountains. >> maybe it's in the water melon water. we needed andrew here today. he needed to do this interview and the watermelon water. i'm trying. >> thank you. >> good luck. >> thank you, so much. we need to get you guys in kits. we call them the kits to get fit. >> get some leggings. >> oh, yeah, leggings. you should try the leggings. >> i'm worried about leggings. i'm worried about that. >> you'll look good in them. >> okay. >> all right. thanks. >> you want leggings also? >> she said -- >> i don't want to be around you with leggings on. >> she said i'd look good. don't be mean. thank you. >> i'm not being mean. i just don't want to be around when you have legging