the pouters of l.a -- the ports of l.a. were not. so the spies talk about going onboard the ship and seeing ship captains giving him packets of money, secret orders, seeing spies coming in from the ship. and we know that later we knew the gestapo was sending in spies on these vessels and also propaganda that was illegal to send in was coming in through l.a., and from l.a. it would go throughout the country. >> steve, yet at the same period los angeles was the home and the birthplace of such liberal movements as end poverty in california, ran a candidate for governor, it was the home of the townsend campaign which promised presences for all and really was the inspiration for social security, and it was where the german, well-known and not so well known, german refugees fled. and so there was a strong liberal tradition of welcoming immigrants. how does that square with these nazis? .. >> these hate groups were more powerful than the other groups and one of the biggest battles is to shut down hollywood liberalism so you have to ask your

times, on the "l.a. times" as an institution, on the publisher of the "l.a. times" as a person and on the publisher of the "l.a. times's" family. go after the l.a. times, go after otis chandler, go after the ochandler family. and we've got it on tape. and fair warning, it's nixon so, the president uses both a racial slur in this tape and he swears again. >> i want you to direct the most trusted person you have in the immigration service, that they are to look over all of the activities of the los angeles times. all, underlined. to see whether they are violating the wetback thing. otis chandler, i want him checked with regard to his gardener. i understand he's a wetback. we're going after the chandlers, everyone individually and collectively, their income tax. they're starting this week. every one of those sons of bitches. is that clear? >> yes, sir. >> understand. do it. give me a report. >> very well, sir. >> very well, sir. yes, sir. we will sic immigration authorities on the publisher of the "l.a. times" and on the "l.a. times" as a company for the wetback

water over time and more people how can we sustain economic progress and sustain life itself here in l.a. las water comes in by aqueducts from the san joaquin river delta to the north the sierra nevada mountains to the east and hoover dam on the colorado river four hundred kilometers away but all three sources are in decline we have seen pressure on climate change which has been reducing winter snow pack over time in the snow in future not falling points nineteen too quickly and the early months and then were dry in the summer months the solutions to los angeles's water dilemma according to its mayor are conservation recycling and better use of local sources of water conservation was proven effective in the recent multi-year drought when l.a. residents reduced water use dramatically we have plenty of water in los angeles it's whether we choose to use it efficiently and effectively recycling waste water is another challenge about sixty percent of our equivalent water usage every day we

s top cop. >> "the l.a. times" is reporting scott is one of many candidates applying for the position. lilian? >> reporter: dan and am that, chief scott has only been with the san francisco police department for 16 months. but now he may be looking to go back to where he came from. >> well, i'm not going confirm or an unsubstantiated source. >> reporter: san francisco police chief william scott wouldn't answer the question whether he applied to be lapd's next chief. >> what i'd like to say is what i've been saying. i have to be focused on this job. we have a lot of work to do. all the recommendations that we're trying to get in blaze the doj reforms. we've g property crime that we're making good progress on. >> reporter: "the l.a. times" is reporting that scott is one of 31 people who have applied for the lapd job. l.a.'s current top cop, charlie beck, is retiring next month. scott served as an lapd deputy chief prior to swearing in january 2017. and since then speculation has persistethat scott is a short t

s top cop. >> "the l.a.is reporting scott is one of many candidates applying for the position. lilian? >> reporter: dan and am that, chief scott has only been with the san francisco police department for 16 months. but now he may be looking to go back to where he came from. >> well, i'm not going confirm or an unsubstantiated source. >> reporter: san francisco police chief william scott wouldn't answer the question whether he applied to be lapd's next chief. >> what i'd like to say is what i've been saying. i have to be focused on this job. we have a lot of work to do. all the recommendations that we're trying to get in blaze the doj reforms. we've got property crime that we're making good progress on. >> reporter: "the l.a. times" is reporting that scott is one of 31 people who have applied for the lapd job. l.a.'s current top cop, charlie beck, is retiring next month. scott served as an lapd deputy chief prior to swearing in january 2017. and since then speculation has persisted that scott is a short timer

they are l.a.akers field, riverside, sacramento, santa barbara, anaheim, hunting on the beach and redding this month. pizza hut is expanding the partnership working with both anheuser busch and miller coors and the expansion is a chain's attempt to fight off domino's. there's like three my house and not a single pizza hut. >> oh. >> that might be an issue, too. >> pizza and beer kind of go together. thank you. >>> dove nation is ready for the houston rockets. important information for fans to attend games three, four and six. >> his anniversary gift to her. >> oh the suspense. he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. i though

l.a.'s current top cop charley beck is retiring next month. scott served as an lapd deputy chief prior to swearing in in 2016. since then speculation is that scott is a short timer eager to get back to l.a. despite making comments to the contrary in an exclusive interview with abc 7 the day he was announced as chief. >> i'm a man of my word, first and foremost. the mayor, the police commission have the confidence that i'll come here and give it my all. >> if he leaves, at least one commissioner will be sorry to see him go. >> he's been an open, thoughtful and receptive chief. >> reporter: scott reportedly advanced in the selection process, among the candidates scheduled to be interview. >>> bart says it's trying to cleechb up one of its san francisco stations after the video showed ram pachbt drug use and went viral. the video was taken by a b.a.r.t. commuter. i shoe shows what a lot of us have seen on b.a.r.t., drug addicts shooting up as you walk through the hallways, other people slumped over and unconscious amid pools of vomit. b.a.r.t. sa

and his hatred of the chandler family and the "l.a. times," that showed up in some of the type of behavior for which he was ultimately impeached using the available federal machinery, using the power of the federal government to the extent that he could control it to punish his enemies. our current president also hates the press. he likes to talk about how much he hates cnn and "the new york times" and nbc. he seems particularly to hate "the washington post." the president has latched on personally to "washington post" owner jeff bezos who runs amazon.com. his literally the richest man on earth right now. the president for months has been publicly attacking "the washington post" and the connection between "the washington post" and amazon through the paper's owner, jeff bezos. the president has been blunt about this in his own online statements and within the last few weeks it felt like this was tipping into enemies list territory. this is "the wall street journal" last month. quote, in the past week the president turned what were singa

but for fans of those celebrities, l.a.'cemeteries have always been a big draw. >> we're all movie buffs. we like to come and visit the old movie stars. >> reporter: larry trujillo makes the trip to l.a. from albuquerque each year. the highlight? visiting marilyn monroe. >> we like to clean her gravestone up if it's dirty and put fresh flowers with fresh water in there. >> reporter: john roker and len williams came for judy garland. >> she was in new york. liza took her and brought her back. but under one condition could she be here, that she could be as far away from mickey rooney as possible. >> reporter: garland is known to have carried a torch for rooney, a feeling, alas, he did not share. just another reason for roker to invest in his little slice of eternity. >> oh, yeah, i got my plot when i was a kid. >> oh really? >> smart thinking. >> yeah, because it ain't cheap these day. >> reporter: not cheep at all. in this cemetery you're going to be close to all the rich and famous. if you can't do it while you're living, mi

you were born in colombia not l.a. born has and that made things much harder for you in the music business knows this . you think i love my business as i am not really it's funny how people are interested in me having grown up in another culture speaking a different language. i think it's good to have something distinctive. there are so many people over there writing songs and singing so you need to stand out. all station then when the. google search on you immediately turns up your transsexuality on minds to what degree do you think some people are interested in you also because of your pen it's too hot just call it as the eyes of men and when i released my first single there was no cover with me on it. nobody realized that i was transsexual or whatever it was just on spotify and went straight to number one on the global viral charts. focused as i do you think it was because of the music that i got so much attention and being a transsexual is just a bonus because it's a close does this. mean. lady gaga samina job lady

and l.a.the biggest crack campaign freeway ricky ross who is well known to the public because the l.a. times already called him the cantenna crack cocaine the person most responsible for the rise of the drug epidemic gary webb came along and revealed that nicaraguans working with the cia had actually provided him with cheap cocaine for all these years the three major newspapers all stepped in with the washington post which is traditionally been like the attack dog of the cia over the decades and to a certain extent still is they just attacked gary's story and then attacked gary's entire career and try to discredit and drove him out of journalism nothing like that is ever happened before a sense to my knowledge and again as you mentioned it drove him out of journalism and ultimately destroyed his life their relationship between the ruling elite and media has existed since the origin of newspaper but if you'd seventeen congressmen callaway and more sounded the alarm that the j.p. morgan bank wor

i have the name of the folks in l.a. and aaron that var navarez and the project team tim mcnamarn and kenneth bennett. >> thank you. do you have any questions? not at this time. thank you, gentlemen. we appreciate your press conferences and the information. thank you very much. the next speaker is going to be linda from the department of technology. >> thank you very much for having me here. and i am linda gerrell and serve the city and s.i.o. and director of department of technology. i just would like to chat about some of the technical considerations around an open source voting system and answer any of your questions. >> thank you. one of the first questions i have been asked over time is what are the city's project roles. i think it's important to understand how the city would be supporting this project move forward and so coit has funded the project and from 2017-2019. and we would definitely be using elections subject matter experts from the department of elections. they are the ones that understand the rouls, proc

ultimately l.a. mayor eric garcetti will decide who is hired. >>> small businesses in oakland are expected to get a boost. from the foundation created by bay area bank. san francisco home bank loan created what it calls quality jobs fund. that fund providing $3 million investment to bay area group offering money to bay area businesses. the group expects to generate thousands of jobs. >>> good thursday morning. right now at 6:08 we're settled into a nice weather pattern across the bay area where we start out with some clouds and then get sunshine. let's go to concord and get those kids ready for school this morning. 53 degrees. you do need a light jacket starting out. we will be warming up as skies clear. recess outside will be nice and comfortable. at 1:00 expect it to be up to 69 degrees. as we go to los gatos, our temperature trend there will be in the low 70s by early afternoon. it's going to be nice and breezy heading into the evening, so you can make plans to get outside and enjoy your day. as w

has become my home to come out of them with you know about the whole move to l.a. christine a second question for gustav melanie wants to know how you balance family life and career and i just thought it's going really well we don't really know how we'll manage on the tour but we'll find a way it won't be that complicated so what would your book just take the baby with you. i want to know which tattoo you copied from the other band members of the station mr that your first name if you were me for me i wouldn't get a tattoo they all have tattoos but i don't and that's fine there's been the joke is that gail thinks his body it's extremely beautiful and he doesn't want to ruin it doesn't have to stick with the tired. and moving on tom tom rocks wants to know how if you'll ever start deejaying not with turkey or hotel. this is almost five years it's not that unlikely to make a lot of music on the side and sometimes i d.j. as well. and i live in this is for all of you if you wants to know if you ever look at your fans online profiles fans yeah oh yes i do i sometimes lo

this is according to "the l.a. times." mayor eric garcetti said he would interview the three finalists and likely do a second round of interviews with members o the city council. the other two candidates are both lapd veteran commanders. scott served as a deputy chief before coming to san francisco in 2016. garcetti said he expected to choose a new chief by the end of the month. >> abc 7 news has learned new details about the san francisco police officer ak cueding the department of religious and ethnic discrimination. that afghan officer held a press conference and claims someone sketched an isis flag on his locker with the message go back. the officer asked not to be identified for safety reasons. now abc 7 news has learned that officer was the subject of a napa police all points bulletin in 2013. he met a female on a dating website and told her he was a high-level cia agent. he claimed to have been involved in the killing of osama bin laden. the bulletin alerted other agencies he applied in san francisco, west sacrament

the part but a l.a. i like is the action of l.a. >> host: greg from illinois. go laid. >> caller: hi, roger. i'm a big fan of pj immediate mayor it's my go-to site every morning. so it's a real pleasure to speak with you. >> guest: thank you. >> to be honest with you i've gotten very bored with hollywood. there's nothing to see that's new. the movies are predictable, they're boring, the gci stuff is boring to no end. books these days are somewhat of the same category, many of them are formula writtenment you know what's going to happen before you read it. the characters may change. circumstances may change. but the plot remains the same sort of a thing. anyway, one of my -- you're talk us about the rich probe. one guy has been doing a really good job on this is lee something i. anyway, who some of your favorite authors you like to read? thank you. >> host: thanks. greg in illinois. >> guest: well, i have to say that i share your admiration for lee smith, who is a friend of mine. i think he is writing some of the most interesting political material in the countr

l.a. and said here i am in one way and a how you've been is just enough when i when i first arrived i didn't know anyone so i slept on studio can't chance and lift on five dollars a day but i stuck with it. whereas are you songs a day and kept improving. i met more people i was able to pick out the best team of those who really believed in me. did not think it was an. admission and the team you assemble is includes the producer dr luke on the kitchen has accused him of sexual abuse did you have any reservations about working with them for how to switch off and get it thinking with you says i'm so i think yeah. i feel my own opinion on the matter. that's for sure i want my fans to know that i would never work with someone who i thought abused women and i thought he had positive experiences as a positive. you were born in colombia not l.a. born has not made things much harder for you in the music business there is this. you think i think there's this as i am not really it's funny how people

s top cop. >> "the l.a.lliam scott is one of 31 who have applied for the lapd job. l.a.'s current police chief, charlie beck, is retiring next month. scott has only been with the san francisco police department for 16 months at this point. speculation has persisted that he is a short-timer, either to g eager to get back to l.a. last night he wouldn't answer the question on whether he applied to be lapd's next chief. >>> what i'd like to say is what i have been saying. i have to be focused on this job. we have a lot of work to do, all the recommendations we're trying to get in place with the doj reforms, property crimes. >> scott has reportedly advanced in the selection process. he is among the candidates now scheduled to be interviewed. >>> 6:48 and on to your morning money report. weeks after discontinuing its one movie per day plan for new subscribers, movie pass is bringing it back. >> there is an online outcry after the subscription service stopped offering its $9.95 option. instead new subscribers had t

again, l.a. sheriff county department as well as the fire department responding to reports of a man with a gun, shots fired, eyewitnesses from the school saying indeed shots were fired, one believes that it is still an active shooter situation. we do know from schools in the area at least three schools, cotton wood elementary school, across a baseball field from the high school, they're on lockdown and a school across the state, the intermediary school on lockdown as well as octo tio elementary school, that's 1.9 miles away. they're also on lockdown. just to situate this for our viewers. you see on the map, this is just north of los angeles, it is an l.a. county, palm dale is about 50 miles, about an hour and a half drive from downtown los angeles. once again, kate, l.a. county sheriff department saying they're responding to a man with a gun, fire department saying that shots have been fired and that's being corroborated by eyewitnesses there. >> and, alex, i'm being told by the control room, ano

but in l.a. i'm known for throwing these, like, cool little party. he came to l.a.led, like, saturday morning. "yo, playboy, i'm in town, make it happen." i said cool. i went into my little phone, called 200 of the coolest people, they came to my house. puff showed up with the s.u.v.s, f.b.i. puff was always sort of dangerous, you know. so he had all kinds of people following him. he gets out and comes in my house, and he looked, and he said said, "that's the girl on that show. that's the guy--" and i said, "yeah, we're all friends. we all hang out." he said, "man, that's great." i said look at the table. i got kentucky fried chicken. i put it on a nice place. we're at $208 bucks, and we are killing it right now. right? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: true story. >> true story. but here's what's crazy it's people at the party, puff at that time had a room. missy'lliot, you know what i'm saying. da-da-da-dong." standing at the wall nobody knew who he was. guess who it was? jay-z. i said, "what's up, man?" he said, "it's a nice party. i appreciate it." ( laughter

>>host: you up in the l.a. area. >>host: you up in the l.a. area i wentt to ucla for undergrad now i am actually here at usc in the school of design and i graduate next year k. >>host: patrisse khan-cullors is our guest the book is t17 the first call from her is from gulf coast florida you are on tv the 14. >> caller: in your response that you felt that all life matter is a copout i certainly can understand i am a white female in her 50s and coming up to the devil right arrow the abundant of racial divide ink hatred that took place that doctor king and others worked so very hardou to stop but to that today you feel that over the course of time certainly not try to minimalize the black life matter movement at all but to understand that maybe there is such deep-rooted hurt and pain that still they need to try to get back at somebody? even though bad things will always happen but when we make excuses or try to hurt buddy back we only hurt ourselves? >> i think that is a great point that you see with black lifemo matter is a nonviolent movement th

uber hopes to start it in l.a. and dallas by 2020 and launch commercial flights in 2023. 2020 is two years away, my friend. >> i know. yikes. >>> if you have a movie pass membership like so many, the message, enjoy it while it lasts. without raising additional funding movie pass has about two months before it goes into the red. members pay $9.95 a month to watch up to one movie a day. however, each time they swipe, movie pass pays the theater for the full cost of the ticket. that means it loses money on pretty much anybody who sees two movies a month. >> the only place you can watch tomorrow's giants game is on facebook. facebook is partnering with major league baseball to exclusively stream one game a week. yesterday they announced this week's game is going to be the giants versus the phillies. that means you won't find it on tv. there is still going to be a radio broadcast. giants beat writer henry schulman is among those recognizing the goal to expand baseball's reach. he says, quote, the method stinks. the game

larry is the radio host in los angeles and a fixture in l.a., we are glad to have heim here tonight. you have been affected by ms 13 and immigration that is reshaped by it. what is your perspective by this when you hear people say the president is too hard on the gang. >> if anyone thinks that president trump was too harsh ought to read the report by the leadership conference. they did a report in 2007 talking about the 22000 latino gang members taking their orders from the mob. targeting black people for execution irrespective if they are members of gangs. they are doing this. and if you are in the wrong neighborhood you can be targeted just because you are black.

as mayor of l.a., antonio villaraigosa invested in classrooms and security. graduation rates soared. antonio for governor. ♪[music] ♪ your mama ♪ >> i guess i typed that up wrong. that is florida georgia line. the most important thing that i have to say about it is it is from alyssa rose to her mother. and she is a long-time viewer of ktvu. hopefully her mother is watching. alyssa, there you go. if there is a special song you that want to hear for your mother, i'll play your request every friday morning. use #ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram. >>> thank you, sal. >>> the time is 7:21. today at the white house, president trump is due to explain his plan to reduce the price of prescription drugs. the white house says the president's speech will focus

according to the l.a. times, bill scott is one of three finalists to be considered for police chief. scott even may have an advantage since he worked for the lapd for 27 years before coming to san francisco just 16 months ago. a decision is expected by june. >>> a lot of happy warriors fans tonight. they advance to round three of the playoffs. but getting home from the arena, that's a different story. here's why. you can see a water main break right near the arena and the coliseum. this is on 6th and san leandro street. it's a well traveled artery to and from the coliseum. you can see all that traffic there. plenty of traffic right now. it's expected to last through the night. >>> the lava isn't the only concern. ahead the growing threat that forced a new round of mandatory evacuations on hawaii's big island. >>> also that dog we've been telling you about has been found alive. the great lengths one woman went to to track down her beloved dog stolen from a local whole foods. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff

and ten o'clock they called me from the sheriff's department in l.a.to tell me they found the car well they found. a year later or whatever in his truck. the skeletal remains. were supposedly thrown in the back of the truck so i guess that was sending a message to anybody that if you go rogue or if you go you know off the ranch is to say whatever you're up against the cia and what their plans are then this is what we're going to do and i guess. it's really indicative of you know i mean that's his to all right it's errands the mystery of gary divorce fate may linger as long as that of j.f.k. but it is intriguing that divorce disappearance came in one thousand nine hundred seventy years after the cia established its first official hollywood liaison office it may have been merely symbolic but it seemed the coming decade of the two thousand the patriot act in the u.s. led global war would dominate the american. is still the u.s. government do not trust that citizens to think critically for themselves and more importantly crises we have to unfold on the big

jetblue delivering new york pizza to people in l.a. i'm not sure it takes 6 hours for your pizza to get there. new york pizza is completely baked just like the l.a. driver. the airline is partnering to deliver 350 pizzas a day. somebody needs to give the technology to united so they can keep track of everybody's pets and keep them alive. the promotion runs until may 11 at which time the best pie in l.a. will be difficul will be d. in dallas, texas, a high school senior's prom proposal is making hay, gonzalez lives by the motto go big or go to prom alone. he brought out a dancing horse and a mariachi band and flowers. the good news is the internet loved his prom proposal. the bad news is she said no because she has already been asked to a prom. look at that little guy, though. because he can. remind me of my prom night. with people on dog leashes. yeah. all right. topic number five. it is mugshot monday. this week's winner doesn't have a mugshot. and he doesn't have a bus pass. kevin crow stopped traffic on the mississippi turnpike and

the l.a. department, there are reports of shots fired at a high school in california, about an hour and a half north of los angeles. reports that this is taking place at highland high school. straight to alex marquardt who is following this. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. details are still coming in, but what we do know is that the l.a. county sheriff is responding to reports of a man with a gun. so far they're just reports, they have not confirmed so far that shots have been fired. we know the sheriff deputies are responding as well as the palm dale fire department. responding to palm dale high school, palm dale is just north of los angeles, around 50 miles, about an hour and a half drive. the first call came in at 7:05 a.m. local time. so that would be the beginning of the school day as students are going into the high school. of course, this is the end of the school year, and i was looking on the website of this school, they got final exams coming up in just a couple of we

an l.a. guy for governor. >> and our survey has newsom in the lead with 31% statewide. but both are struggling getting traction outside of their home turf. >>> kpix5 political reporter melissa cain went to villagrosa to ask what he will be doing. >> reporter: he knows he has a hard race so today he accepted three backers. >> i was mayor of l.a. but that was then. i want to be a governor that understands we have to get behind the bay area economy. >> reporter: he says people here are still unfamiliar with his record of mayor of l.a. >> you will see me here more and more particularly after the primary. >> reporter: he says the los angeles area and the bay area have a lot in common. >> when i talk to people in the bay area, transportation, housing, homelessness, big issues but they're big issues in l.a. too. >> reporter: several local leaders agree and today villagrosa endorsed by vice mayor and david campos. >> i'm supporting antonio villagrosa for governor. >> reporter: all three are political progressive and they say villagrosa really understands the problems that calif

and i thought maybe if you're a 30-something--year-old writer living in new york or l.a.d to see this, obviously. but there are many people in other places that, yes, you do still need to see it. never mind that, it's too late, tell it to hear mat sally. how many romcoms do we feed? nothing wrong with them. >> stephen: it's time for mary met sally. >> exactly. let me get sick oof too many gay romcoms then, thank you very much, bring it on. we'll see. >> stephen: what's it like to be back on the great white way? >> it's help. there's not a more athletic experience as an actor. >> stephen: what do you mean athletic. >> you sort o of feel it out he, you're telling a story in front of a live audience with everything and no camera. cameras do cut it off. nobody sees my feet. there's my foot. ( laughter ) but there is something -- it's always -- i didn't play sports. i was scared of the ball. ( laughter ) but i'm not scared on stage, you know. i was scared of getting hurt physically, but on stage for whatever reason, i'm not scared of getting hurt. i understand how important it

the current police chief of l.a. is retiring next month. chiefs got used to be a deputy police chief in los angeles before he moved to san francisco last year to become the police chief in san francisco. >>> a new report is listing evidence to support the claims of climate change here in california. according to the california environmental protection agency, longer droughts, warmer temperatures and the shrinking snowpack are all a result of the domino effect of climate change in our state. another consequence listed in the report called indicators of climate change in california are bigger and more intense forest fires which scientists say will destroy more wildlife habitat, cause humans to breed more contaminated air and put more homes in danger. a 2016 bill has california on course to significantly reduce emissions by 2030. >>> later this morning, gina haspel, who is been nominated to head the cia is expected to address her involvement in controversial interrogation methods used on suspected terrorists. in 2002, she was in charge of a se

and the reason that population of blacks in l.a.ned is because of displacement of blacks by hispanics, many of whom are here illegally. it is one thing to move in legally, but illegally move in and change the country. a group estimates in california alone illegal immigration and money spent for education and medical care cost californians 25 billion in this one state alone. >> tucker: that is unbelievable. what about the resolution for the nfl to the kneeling controversy. >> i think it is it a compromise and my action to steve kerr, coach with the golden state warriors in the nba. the nba requires the players to stand. he called the new nfl policy idiotic. why are you requiring them to plan. i urge mr. kerr when they have the next championship game. if he wants to feel this way. talk the talk and stay on the bench in the playoff game and see what happens to the fans in the nba. >> tucker: that is it a really good. by the way, what is the core, i understand there are problems with the country, it is it a pretty good country and how c

things about l.a. is that we've engineered this incredible system that whenever one drop of rain drops outside of our city we know how to grab it take it use it but anything that actually drops inside our city we quickly wash it out to the ocean instead of reusing it for ourselves that's what we're changing and that will ensure a life for you know centuries to come challenges that must be met to keep the city of angels from running dry rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. well it's not bringing guests joining us from cape town kevin winter lecture at the environmental n.j. graphical sciences department university of cape town in london david technique is a chief freshwater advisor at w w f that's the world wild life fund and in orange via skype mark said to co-founder of the water security research center a very warm welcome to all three of you gentlemen david take now we facing one of the largest global risks when it comes to water and the picture for us. yeah i think that serve a fair way of summariz

it was actually the l.a. riots that erupt when four white police officers are acquitted in the beating of a blackman, rodney king, a moment meghan says impacts her at a young age. >> it definitely opened meghan's eyes to the fact that this was a world that was not always going to treat her fairly, and was not always going to be kind to her or her family. >> i was teaching here at the time, and i think it destroyed kind of that feeling that l.a. is this wonderful place to live, and you have all these different kinds of people, and we all get along, and then this just kind of smashed that. >> it's a grim reality for an 11-year-old to face. and one that would always be present. >> meghan witnessed her mother experiencing racism. she has heard the names her mother has been called. and she is well aware that that is happening for one reason only, that is the color of her mom's skin. >> meghan's early experiences with discrimination are not isolated to race. while watching tv advertisements for a class project, one

the airline will be delivering 350 pies from new york to customers in l.a.or a few more days. >> pizza. >> if it gets there. >> those are your tech bites. >>> by the way, one of the amazon experience centers that they just mentioned will be in vallejo. >> a spectacular site is drawing people to beaches in southern california. what's causing the surf to glow. >> doctors have advice for first time mothers. >>> what babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >>> you are never more unanimous seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. winds haven't picked up yet. flas on t flags on the ferry building is unfurled. a lot of 70s to near 80 today. we'll talk about the big windstorm that's coming our way next. >>> this next story is funny because it's not us. a bang robbery suspect is in custody after making a big mistake. he was spotted counting piles of cash at sandwich shop. police showed this video. an off duty officer stopped at the sandwich shop and guess what he saw a man matching the description in the robber

water over time and more people how can we sustain economic progress and sustain life itself here in l.a. las water comes in by aqueducts from the san joaquin river delta to the north the sierra nevada mountains to the east and hoover dam on the colorado river four hundred kilometers away but all three sources are in decline we have seen pressure on climate change which has been reducing our winter snow pack over time the snow if you're not falling for it small team too quickly and the early months and then were dry in the summer months the solutions to los angeles is water dilemma according to its mayor are conservation recycling and better use of local sources of water conservation was proven effective in the recent multi-year drought when l.a. residents reduced water use dramatically we have plenty of water in los angeles it's whether we choose to use it efficiently and effectively. recycling waste water is another challenge about sixty percent of our quibbling water usage every day we treat clean and then wash out to the ocean that means that we could have sixty percent more water if

punkin not so much encourage her childhood home and go on to the big stage in l.a. competitors is on the road to international stardom here feels like she came out of nowhere but she's been working on this breakthrough for years and she really has a great deal of the sky was a deliberate because of the. interesting story of them came will be taking her new songs on the road across europe and the u.s. in the near future but now to where this thing clearly european phenomenon because short term has become a huge star since his performance at this year's eurovision song contest in portugal despite not winning his entry was an immediate hit on the download charts in eight countries here he is again with you let me walk alone a touching tribute to his dead father. the non close clone. switch to move. the smile. to seal team six. pounds bonus. if you. can see. this room. this room you knew. a riveting performance there can't wait to see how short it progresses since his success at eurovision and you'll be the first so hear about any news but now here's our app dave's on t

the l.a. this is north of los angeles. deputies say there is someone on campus with a gun. we're trying to get more information to see if anyone has been shot. again, this is in palmdale, north and east of los angeles just outside of the l.a. area. someone is on a high school campus with a gun. our sister station is down there bringing us information. we will bring it to you as soon as we get it in. >>> the time is 7:49. changes are coming next year to palo alto schools. coming up at 8:00, what some students will see when it comes to history lessons. >>> plus, california national guard troops have arrived at the mexican border. the work that they will be doing for the federal government. >> boys ii men. a song for mama. that is requested by elvin brown from our twitter page. we're playing songs for mom. we're taking your requests. if there is a special song that you want to hear, let us know. just use #ktvu on facebook, twitter or instagram. >>> the volcano national park is closing because of

meghan added a california pop pea because she's an l.a. girl after all.by quinn m mary's diamond bandeau tiara. five hours later, she changed into this dress, custom-made by stella mccartney. come meet with a high halter neck and sexy open back. as for her hair, she turned to julia roberts' mane man, search nor mand. he's a favorite of other actresses. >> we can call it. so she just had to be making sure it doesn't become a whole mess. after a few hours. i always advise use the products in general. try to do a beauty secret. >> the most important man to meghan is, of course, harry. what was his reaction after seeing his bride? grateful. >> e he came straight up and said, oh, my god, thank you. he sloox absolutely stunning. >> meghan's bridal looks were not the only style moments. where do we start? how about with the fashion force that is known as amal clooney. if anyone came close to upstaging the bride, it was amal. she was wearing bright yellow stella mccartney. she accented her look with a pair of 17-karat pear-shaped earrings. we felt the same way ab

and even moved her family from louisiana to l.a. for the competition. a cameo during the premier. >> my husband has been the mvp. he has stepped up so big. and it couldn't have been more special, more perfect to have them involved in the first dance. >> yeah, are we going to see that again? or was that a one-time special thing? >> i was thinking. okay. there's votes, right? >> no pressure. >> it wasn't about me. it was about the kids. ? another advantage for the pair? jennie's height. how has it been to have a partner that's nearly as tall as you? >> when i met jennie, the first thing i said was, perfect height. perfect. it's going look so big and so huge and fill up the stage. so i was just happy with the height. >> big and huge. that's how i like to be referred to. >> keo, keo, keo. teammate. not the way to keep the team strong. for the record, jennie is the tallest woman to ever compete on the show at 6'1". keo is 6'2". >>> coming up, kevin hart's airplane emergency. >> crazy. >> details on the accident that could have crashed his jet. >>> and -- >>

it's one of the perverse things about l.a.s that we've engineered this incredible system that whenever one drop of rain drops outside of our city we know how to grab it take it use it but anything that actually drops inside our city we quickly wash it out to the ocean instead of reusing it for ourselves that's what we're changing and that will ensure a life for you know centuries to come challenges that must be met to keep the city of angels from running dry rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles ancient artifacts have been handed it back to iraq after they were smuggled into the united states it's believed they were destined for a christian museum linked to the hobby lobby retail chain alan fischer reports from washington. a piece of history to be returned home at a special ceremony at the residence of iraq's ambassador in washington u.s. officials returned the ancient objects to the rightful owners to some just how important is it to have these items you turned to consider as part of our psalm you know. this is you know really