spent seven years organizing it this way, and directing some of the very earliest murals in east los angelesd it was out of that that the first city of los angeles mural program came. perhaps the work i'm most well-known for is "the great wall of los angeles" mural. it's a half-a-mile-long narrative work that depicts, in a chronological sequence, the history of various ethnic groups in california. the great wall was produced over a five-summer period with approximately 350 young people participating, ages 14 through 21, and to cover that wall once would take 300 gallons of paint. woman: back in 1976, judy founded the social and public art resource center, sparc, with "the great wall of los angeles." it's the longest mural in the world, and perhaps our signature piece. and from there, when judy was doing it, the mayoof los angeles at the time had asked, "is there any way that you can replicate this incredible project all over the city?" so what she developed was a project called the great walls unlimited neighborhood pride program. of the 70 pieces that sparc has done in all of these ethnic c

it's 60 miles east of los angeles but high-rise buildings swayed as result of this earthquake.in, 4 -- let's get up to sky 7 and take a look what is going on locally. that is some of what remains of doyle drive. they have been working at it for roughly 12 hours, maybe 12 hours and a half right now and they are getting the job done. if you are heading towards the golden gate bridge or coming into the city from marin, you will be able to get your job done. let's check in with frances dinglasan. >> it's amazing to see how much work they have gotten done. i want to show you traffic, major detour, park presidio boulevard on to 19th avenue. we have a traffic spotter on our exclusive waze app moving at 25 miles an hour. you may want to consider lincoln boulevard. we're not seeing big delays in the area. at one point, some heading southbound and northbound but right now, this is realtime. it's actually looking pretty good. a lot of folks may be heading to the richmond-san rafael bridge, it's looking good there right now. bay bridge is delay free. no problems but with the giants game co

a film about a 9 year-old los angeles boy who built a cardboard arcade has become an internet sensation. the filmmaker went to an east los angeles of body shop to buy parts and was intrigued by the arcade created by the owner's son so he made a short film, and within days, it went viral. the young inventor is thrilled, but humble. >> i was surprised, a lot of people. it was like a parade. i am proud. >> the goal of the film was raised $25,000 for his college fund. so far they have raised $130,000 from fans of the young inventor. and he says he will share that money to help other kids go to college also. to watch the entire video and read more about his scholarship fund and how he plans to help other children just like him, log onto cbssf.com and click on links and numbers. >> reconciliation and healing is fostered out of an environment hist where there is repentance and forgiveness. >> after weeks of protests and rallies over the trayvon martin case, a call for peace as the prosecution of george zimmerman moves forward. >> it may be the answer 4 million suffering from parkinson's disease. the breakthrough treatment t

filmmaker was the first and only customer because his dad's auto shop or the parts shot is in east los angeles he does most of the business now online so there is not much walk in business so the filmmaker created a flash mob without him knowing it. >> wow! what's going on over here? >> you got some customers here. >> lots of customers. the reason they are trying to raise money for college is because the filmmaker says if you look at that arcade, can you imagine what this kid could build with an engineering degree? my kid saw the film this morning and now they want to go to the arcade. if you cannot go to the arcade at least go online, check it out, worth the 11 minutes. i promise you that. trace, like in los angeles, have a great week. thank you, pal. well, that is a wrap on "studio b" and i will show you the dow, it has been a rough day on wall street when the program began an hour ago it was off secretary points and now sit down 120 or so, 123. neil cavuto with context and perspective after this. been talking at us, but they never really listen... listen...it's not just some line item on a

i look at the get those, 44 years after the walkout in east los angeles latino education is worse than ever and no one pays any attention. i go to seminars like this. i finish my question is, would you address yourself to the possibility of domestic terrorism in the not too distant future as the only response to was going on? >> while. [laughter] >> the first part, well, so i'm not sure about the school stuff. in general i guess i would repeat what i said. evil happens in secrecy. there is a trade-off, and there are some benefits to their being surveillance, i guess, in that sense. i don't know. i wouldn't take conspiracy to far because for the most part governments are incompetent at using that but not 100 percent. i don't know. >> you brought out, you know, twitter and facebook contribution to the arab spring. you might recall, you know, a few days into that egypt, you know, shut off the web. they called the internet service providers. you may think that couldn't possibly happen here, but there is legislation pending to have a director of sever security for the united states that cou

the flash mob suddenly this little arcade goes worldwide and the flash mob shows up in east los angelesthis 9 year old has created. take a look. >> come on down to caine's arca arcade. ♪ >> so cute. to see the little boy's face to discover the people lining up down the block to play his arcade games only made out of cardboard boxes was hilarious. they ended up raising money for cain cainesarcade.com's college fund. he feeds the tickets out. it's a lot of work for that little kid. it's a great idea. >> do what you have to to get to college. >> weekly job numbers will be released moments from now. will it be good news for the economy? we'll bring those numbers to you. what women want. mitt romney is trying to convince female voters he's a better choice than president obama but his wife, ann, ended up in the middle of the fight. ron brownstein will join us to talk about that battle. here's ron's playlist. you're watching "starting point." for a hot dog cart. my mother said, "well, maybe we ought to buy this hot dog cart and set it up someplace." so my parents went to bank of america. they

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he built it out of cardboard in east los angeles.rt film that's had 500,000 views on youtube. now it is getting a valuable upgrade. tmz reports he's offered his choice from a group of real pin ball tables one of which sells for $3,000. will he increase the prices? one of the cutest part is you can get the fun pass for $2 and you get 500 turns. >> four turns for a dollar. for $2, 500 turns. i love that kid. they raised $90,000 for his college scholarship. what a great kid. >>> this morning we talk about a hero maker who deserves a key to his own city which he probably has. new york mayor cory booker saved the life of a woman trapped in her burning home. came home to find his neighbor's house in flames, raced inside. security detail said don't do it. ran up the stairs because he heard a voice. this is almost like out of a movie. heard someone crying on the second floor. grabbed her out of her bed, carried her to safety and ended up suffering from smoke inhalation. he was hospitalized. he's doing okay this morning. he's joining us by ph

east. >>> and finally to los angeles for a game that had a little bit of nothing. meta world peace with a dufrmg. then he slams james harden, elbows him in the brace. mwp says he was just celebrating. if's a celebration, e'd hate to see him mad. he will likely be suspended. harden wasn't the only one who hit the deck. kobe bryant takes out an entire row of seats. thankfully everyone was okay. he goes down knocking down fans to knocking down shots chls 8 of his 26 comes in the extra periods. lakers win a wild one, 114-106 in omt t. and that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> well, everything taylor swift has big plans for the silver screen. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, cats. they come in all shapes and sizes but coming up we're going to show you the ultimate extreme feli feline. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." i thought i was done with these snowfall maps but here it is. jamestown, new york could be the bull eyes eye. 8 to 12 inches. youngstown, ohio, 4 to 8. john

. >>> finally tonight, we have a great story out of los angeles. east l.a., to be precise. it's about a 9-year-old boy, a cardboard dream, and finally, a first customer who changed everything for him. the story tonight from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> on the tough streets of east l.a., tucked between a junk yard and an auto repair shop is a little boy's dream. >> i started with a basketball net that i glued to a box and it kept getting bigger. >> over a long summer, 9-year-old cain mun roy, an arcade enthusiast, set up shop in his dad's shop. >> i got tokens. >> to keep busy, he turned scraps of cardboard and tape into cain's arcade. >> he's got a big imagination. he dreams big. >> there was just one problem, for weeks and weeks and weeks, no customers, no one to play. >> his dad told me i was his first and only customer. >> filmmaker nirvan mullick was looking for a car part. instead, he found inspiration. >> when you score a point, he would crawl into the box and he pulls out these little tickets out of the side of the cardboard. >> like real arcade games, tickets come from

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los angeles. it struck just after 8:00 a.m. local time. the especially center in crestline about 60 miles east of l.a. there are no reports of injuries or damage. >>> 20 years ago tomorrow, it was a stunning trial verdict that rocked los angeles. the acquittal of four police officers who were criminally charged in the infamous rodney king beating. parts of l.a. were set ablaze. and now on the anniversary of the riots, some of the key players are speaking out about then and now. >> reporter: all it took was two little words -- >> not guilty. >> that would light the fuse that would erupt a city into flames. and knocking an already embat e embattled police department back on its heels. bob green, now an lapd commander in south central l.a. remembers that afternoon. >> there was a lot of concern. things were very tense in the community. >> reporter: dr. cecil murray was a south central pastor at the time. >> when i went outside the church, an inferno. it was hell. >> reporter: the match was struck more than a year earl when this amateur video emerged of police beating rodney king after a dangerous high-spe

but also in the last for east coast cities in megacities los angeles. there's really actually a lot of space. and so, with knowledge, we can begin to see how the landscape is influencing our mind and it is here in los angeles, the earthquakes, the worry about water, air, it all influences are mine. if we feed him larger context to realize how spacious, which is really the penetration is by the land. the land is not a race. it is here. that is the frontier that frederick, what he was talking about in colonial turns. but we can live it in terms of -- well in terms of being connected and call it a critic you want to. >> i think we americans live in the frontier every day, every hour all the time wherever we are living before actually in a wide-open space and most likely we are in the frontier depending on your mind that and maybe feel trapped and you would be able to come in which case to god come you don't appreciate what you have. but you know, this whole don't tread on me as a free country i can do what i want, all these things i was mentioning earlier,

east and the arab awakening. ok much i'd like to go back to you in los angeles because we were both having an exchange before the break here i mean you were bringing up a point that maybe for a different reason that you know a lot of what's going on with the quote unquote an arab awakening is geopolitics and i don't think that many people really want to deny that that we get these kind of heart wrenching wrenching stories coming out of syria and they are terrible stories but i mean it's really kind of a geopolitical game now they're taking the arab spring the great ideas of the arab spring of the people on the ground and they're being used for geo political aims in the united states nato has already been mentioned here we have saudi arabia a major player and of course a lot of it is a directed against iran so it's not really about great ideals as it's just about power as usual. well i don't think so i think geopolitics is important and the social politic and social religious elements are important so we can for instance let's say for united states as hosni mubarak to be to step aside i don't think so united stat

los angeles. and 22 in denver. but out towards the east, temperatures are starting to cool down.oronto getting up to only 9 degrees, which is about 16 degrees lower than what we saw on tuesday. finally, let's go over to europe. a strong low pressure system is still sitting over the british aisles. and western continent producing stormy weather. we are talking about severe thunderstorms, hail and gusty winds. we have heavy rain warnings in effect across the southern uk. the stormy weather here will likely continue for the rest of the week. somewhere else that's been dealing with stormy weather is the balkan peninsula and some of it will also be spread into turkey over the next 24 hours. and then a wintry mix and snow is producing -- is falling across finland and sweden. that will be dissipating by wednesday night. stockholm will be escaping. getting up to 12 degrees in moscow and the same goes for warsaw. now before i wrap up, i want to show you some unusual sights from the heavens. these pictures released by nasa on monday show a powerful solar flare that elised an eruption of su

east ward. >>> if you're taking to the skirks airport delays possible in dallas, denver, and los angeles. >>> been a dramatic rescue of two injured sailors 400 miles off the coast of california. >> the pair had been participating in an around-the-world race before being hit by a monster wave. clayton sandell has the details. >> reporter: when the crew left china last month, it was smooth sailing. but just 400 miles from the california coast, the 68-foot racing yacht ran into trouble. just before dawn saturday the boat was hit by a monstrous swell. steering was knocked out. >> the crew took the full force of that wave. knocked them over. >> reporter: four people were hurt, including the chip's medic, jean kitchens. she may have several broken ribs. bad weather kept rescuers from reaching the boat. the coast guard reached the yacht and rescued two injured sailors. since august, the team's been sailing one of ten yachts competing in a 40,000-mile race around the world. a competing team shot this video, featuring waving angry enough to make the most stalwart sailor seasick. this is not the the en

clouds and maybe a few sprinkles today sunshine south end of the bay east bay statewide wow, looking like spring, 70 sacramento, 79 los angelesrthern sierra, a few snowflakes tonight. a full look at your weather forecast is moments away. >>> 6:44. a growing belief that the world's most valuable company may be undervalued. wall street and nil list -- analyst set highest target for apple stock predicting $1,000 a share within a year. it has risen 80% in the past year and went up another $19 yesterday. >> >> it appears auto sales are in overdrive another sign the economy is picking up the pace. >> jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. >>> good morning. auto sales figures are out chrysler leading the pack march sales up 34% better than expected. higher gas prices boosted demand for 500 subcompact car which reached monthly record in sales. different story for ford, sales were higher, only 5%, a little less than what economists were expecting. ford posted strongest u.s. march sales in five years. as for the markets today, another one of those directionless starts to wall street, dow, s&p and nasdaq with just mix

east. we have to go west where it's drier and cooler. los angeles, 65.nt storms still in the center of 2 nation all of the way through tonight. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little closer to home. through tonight. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little closer to home. way through toni. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little closer to home. >> that weather report brought to you by walgreens this morning. throughout the day, as the sun comes up we'll continue to talk to folks, get their stories and keep you updated. we'll see you on "world news" tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" on this sunday morning, angelina jolie and brad pitt tying the knot. who gets invited? we got all of the details coming up. >>> and a little later, this cat looks none too amused by this monkey. coming up on today's "fixation." stay with us. coming up on today's "fixation." stay with us. ] i got it. where's your brother? [ dog barking ] ♪ [ telephone rings ] [ dad ] hello. [ female announcer ] quali

east. we have to go west where it's drier, cooler. los angeles, only 65.rms still in the center of the nation all of the way through tonight. so don't let your guard down anywhere from minnesota south to houston. >> thaweather >> that weather report brought to you by walgreen's this morning. throughout the day, as the sun comes up, we'll continue to talk to folks, get their stories and keep you updated. we'll see you on "world news" tonight. back to you. >> yeah, as you have made clear, this thing is not over. ginger, thank you. you've got a big day ahead of you. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" on this sunday morning, angelina jolie and brad pitt tying the knot. but where? when? who gets invited? will paula faris be on the list? >> no. >> we've got all the details coming up. >> you're going to be the ring man. >>> and a little later, this cat looks none too amused by this hyperactive monkey who can't get enough of this cute furry friend. coming up on today's "fixation." stay with us. coming up on today's "fixation." stay with us. "fixation." s

los angeles area, a slow commute. looks like the peak of the rush hour, looks like rain moving east. santa barbara, looks like rain will tip a few hours. central valley looks like rain. heaviest is off i-5, starting to move into the mountains we have snow there, around yosemite. showers and rain late this afternoon, could be instability thunderstorms out there. it's not going to be severe type weather. at worst small hail. it's a damp coming in, which has more significant rainfall as we go throughout thursday into thursday night. rainy weather in los angeles is always very interesting at rush hour. >> a lot of white knuckles on the steering wheels. thanks so much. >>> coming up alcoa kicks off earnings caterpillar crawls backwards. >>> as if filing taxes isn't bad enough, what you need to know about tax day. early business headlines straight ahead. everyone knows simpsons live in springfield, now we finally know which springfield. >>> arkansas drops the hammer azzie guillen apologizes sz and they celebrate in style. you're watching "early today." 't >>> good morning and welcome to "e

. ♪ ♪ >>> we're waking up the east coast, waking up the west coast this morning. good morning, los angelesyou're with us and watching. 21 minutes after the hour. time to check out stories making news around the nation. >>> traffic came to a stop on a highway outsiede los angeles after an armored truck crashed. it was hanging on the edge of the bridge and leaking gas. no word what caused that crash. >>> the f afraa at denver airpo led to this exchange. >> 5912, emergency, smoke in the cockpit. >> who is that? >> 5912. >> united 12, what is your position? >> i know that is bs. >> united 12, do you know of united 12 anywhere? >> the controller thought the pilot said united 12, not 5912. the faa says once controllers identified the plane they notified the fire department. only one of the 22 people on board was taken to the hospital. >>> a massachusetts man trapped in a paper silo has been rescued. the man was working on a jam in the silo but got stuck when additional paper fell down. a fire department chief says the silo was nearly full when rescuers arrived. >>> here is a story that will have

cities have passed resolutions endorsing it, including los angeles, and pasadena and san francisco, california, santa may, new mexico, new york, east cleveland, ohio, pittsburgh, pennsylvania, and several cities in virginia. the u.s. conference of mayors at the 77th annual meeting in 2009 adopted a resolution urging the passage of the youth promise act and were working to gather more support today. but we have a distinguished panelists today and before i recognize the panelists let me recognize a couple of people in the audience. judge barnett who is a retired juvenile court judge in washington, d.c., very active in drug prevention, is with us. and aaron voldman with the student peace alliance, is in the audience, he has been very active in helping with the youth promise act. and corinne day la berta with world vision has been helpful. she is in the audience today too. our first panelist we'll hear from is hill harper, an american film, television and stage actor and author. he plays dr. sheldon hawks on cbs drama series csi new york. he created a nonprofit organization manifest your destiny to provide at risk teens opportunities f

los angeles. statute are saying that the epicenter is 60 miles east of l.a. there are reports of damage near the center of the quake. president obama using killing of osama bin laden as a campaign tool. angry republicans are saying yes. and the campaign team for the president that mitt romney wouldn't have had the guts to make the same call. >> the new adon line . called one chance and a minute and half long and uses the voice of former bill clint and ominous sounding muc and suggest that is president obama was bold enough to take out osama bin laden but a president romney would not have been. >> he took the harder and more honorable path . the one that produced in my opinion the best result. after the graphic in the end asks which path mitt romney would have taken and mitt romney criticized for vowing to strike al-qaida targets inside pakistan if necessary . on thursday vice-president biden said this, if you are looking for a bumper sticker to sum up how president obama has handled what we inherited. it is pretty simple. osama bin laden is dead . general mot

los angeles, california. take a look at a live picture of l.a.x. 5:42 here on the east coast.et's get a check on your weather from bill karins. >> for a lot of us in the northeast, we didn't quite enjoy a lot of sunshine this weekend. >> no, no, we did not. >> we'll trade it. easter weekend is looking very nice. >> we'll take it. >> put that in the bank. here's what we're dealing with inhe middle of the country. we just got done with almost our warmest march of all-time around the lower 48. we started off april yesterday with temperatures in the 90s in south dakota. and it is still very warm out there today. the cool spot continues to be in new england and out there on the west coast. we had some rain last night in areas of new england. that's now exiting. so your car may be a little wet especially into areas of southern new england. a little shower activity left on cape cod and along the maine coastle. as the day moves on it will get cloudy. it will stay cloudy and then the sun will slowly break out and be windy and sunny during the afternoon. today's forecast, definitely bet

los angeles at -- ---denver at 28. north of that jet stream in winnipeg, 18-degree drop there. in the east in atlanta at 28, and in washington at 21. now into europe, we're also talking about the jet stream. several systems are running across it here. we have the one across eastern europe. that's bringing rain showers, and actually across much of the balkans, you're seeing a few flareups of thunderstorms. this should dissipate by thursday morning. the big topic is this one right here, this large storm system bringing heavy rains out there towards the british isles and also windy conditions. 72-kilometer-per hour winds. and four to five meter waves across northern spain. so a very foul weather condition setting up here. now, east of this jet stream, warmer weather, though. look at these. moscow and also kiev, 23 degrees there. very warm out there. about 7 to 8 degrees above your normal average temperature. into the east in london and paris at 13 and 17. here's a look at your extended outlook. >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo. thank you for joining us o

los angeles getting up to 26 and it will be warming up to 31 on your saturday. out towards the east, jumping up to 23 in toronto and reaching 20 degrees in new york. down towards the south, 26 in mexico city with plenty of sunshine. now, moving over to europe. not much change since yesterday. a low pressure system is still bringing thunderstorms, gusty winds, hail and mountain snow. much of the british aisles and western continent over the next 72 hours. rain will continue but what's going to happen on sunday because london marathon is coming up? it's going to be very changeable weather, but we may see some dry conditions from sunday morning into the mid afternoon hours. so the runners may escape from rain. the high is expected to be 11 degrees, so a couple degrees lower than average. thunder showers will remain in much of italy and the western portion of the balkan peninsula all day thursday, but things are getting settled across turkey after a period of heavy rain moving towards the north and affects western russia and the baltic state. temperature wise, still on the warmer side i

los angeles times." we've been to one village in the east where the united states teamed up with villagers who were hostilethem to keep that area safe. it's worked the past few months. the taliban's presence there has been relatively peaceful. there are fears this may fail if insurgents during the summer fighting season choose to go back into that local area, if the afghan, afghan local police, don't get on wit afghan government that are now supposed toing their masters and if u.s. troops aren't able to provide support because their numbers are increasingly dwindling out here in the east. erin? >> nick paton walsh in afghanistan. >>> breaking news. a possible break in one of the most high profile unsolved missing cases in the united states. 6-year-old etan patz disappeared in 1979 on his way to school. way to the school bus, about two blocks from his home here in new york city. the new lead has investigators searching for his remains after cadaver dogs picked up a scent of a commercial building in lower manhattan. >> we're looking for human remains, clothing or other personal effects, of etan patz in tryin