the l.a.th an annual budget in the hundreds of millions, overcrowding continues to be a growing concern. >> as you can see, i've got concrete and bars. you know, i don't have any place to expand. i can't make another cell. that's the achilles heel of jail systems everywhere, is how many inmates you have. that's your clients. >> the los angeles county jail has a higher inmate to guard ratio than any other county jail in the country. sheriff's deputies have to deal with the daily threat of getting stabbed, having feces thrown at them, and even contracting aids. for some deputies the stress is too much to handle. >> we've had guys come in just a day, day or two, and they look around and they're like i'm out of here. they'll give us the keys, and they won't even say they're out of here. next day we'll come in and they'll be gone. i'll go down and check it out. they'll be like, yeah, he resigned or -- because this is where you actually figure out if you really want to do this or not. >> five minute

and what is l.a.? l.a.n, filipino, vietnamese, thooi, is a moanian -- samoanian, bangladeshi. everyone has left their mark, continue toss shape the town. k-town exists upside its neighbors, and it's natural that both choe and choi identify very much with mexican street culture. few things embody that particularly southern california latino street culture more than low riding. esteban is a photographer, chronicler of everything iconic at the crossroads of hip hop, design, tattooing, fashion, and low riding. >> they used to put sandbags in their trunks to make them lower and around the '70s they got popular. >> why these particular models? >> pretty much always been the late '50s all the way through the '60s and into the '70s and in the '80s they brought in the cadillacs and the regales. the most classic well known car for low riding is probably the '64 impala. >> how many korean low riders are there? >> there's a few asian ones. >> more asians? more koreans than 15 years ago? >> we're seeing a crossover with

in east l.a.ee people ooh and ah, you see people change the expression from what is that, to nice ride. >> hopefully gang members gives us props, giving us respect, you know. first you build a car for yourself. at the same time you're building it for the streets, for the people. you want them to appreciate it. ♪ >>> within the border of koreatown, it's not just koreans. there are new arrive arrivals every day. there's an official little bangladesh right in the middle of k-town. you're not short of options around here. >> no, you can get tacos across the street. korean next door and goat stew. you can pray to muhammad or buddha. >> the tiny mosque next door where services are held five times a day. >> i was talking to a gentleman who said this is the first little bangladesh in america and it happened just like two years ago. it was like we went to sleep and woke up and it was there. >> step in for curried goats, samosas, tandoori chicken, and fish with no small amount of chilies. >> just such aroma

you've been i l.a. ten years. >> ten years. >> new york versus l.a. as an actor, seems like more of the center of the industry is out there so it's probably good for you to be out there. >> you know, i think the difference -- again, i grew up -- when i was getting my break in new york, we didn't have youtube and the internet and stuff, it was so -- what we always did -- it wasn't like web site used to showcase your work or things like that on youtube. we would do these showcases and do scenes, because people would go to theater in new york. in l.a., though, i think at the time -- i think it was very difficult for someone to showcase their work because nobody went to the theater in l.a., but nowadays i think it's a lot easy year to get your work -- easier to get your work show cade because technology makes it -- showcased because technology -- >> youtube, yeah. >> it was a very different time. i love and hate things about both, obviously the traffic in l.a. is not fun, but the weather is ridiculously good. it's so good. and it is so hot in austin right

some l.a.kay to bring heaven on earth. >> p-diddy, jay z not the only ones who should be driving ferraris. >> unlikely serial killer you. may not think of flipper as a ferocious predator. he can be ruthless, diving with dolphins in the open water for an unusual lesson in survival. >> and this former nfl lineman found out he had been left off the list for a spectacular labor day party at his own house. yes, these party crashers broke, entered and then tweeted about it. >> announcer: keep it right here and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop! [ pop ] but press them flat, add sauce... and some pepperoni and cheese... and school nights turn into grands mini pizza nights. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop! >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. in l.a., a group of men seeking money, flashy cars and girlfriend, hardly seems out of the ordinary. when the men a

after moving new l.a. he married the baby mama and his daughter is clearly the apple of his eye. >> jesus, come on! you say jesus. she get a shout on. she is a blessing to me. >> reporter: a cutie. >> at a critical time in my life. i felt like giving up. just knowing she was on the way started to pull me out. >> for him coming to l.a. was the path to redemption. is the world of preaching here different from the world that you knew in detroit? >> no, not the at all. preachers are preachers everywhere. and schchurch folk are church f everywhere. >> reporter: preachers on this show are big personalities with lots of flash. >> preachers are very entertaining people. >> reporter: not slin sequesthr violet, that's for sure. ♪ god still hears a sinner's prayer ♪ >>ened of the day we are human beings. we are all flesh and blood. even with our titles and all the pratz praises that we have and accolade, we are highly decorated dirt. >> reporter: why not a reality show to dish it. david wright for "nightline" in los

riding a bike in l.a. is dangerous because you will be, all of a sudden, they really do, because everybody, they're all talking and texting and you just have to be like-- . >> jon: but you're for real. you take this very seriously. you have done bike treks, like you've done like two weeks going across continents. >> no, no, i'm not that serious jooz. >> jon: really? didn't you train with the guy who won the tour de france greg lamond or something like that, a and road with him. >> i rode with him one time and i used to ride with lance in the old days. >> jon: oh, really. >> used to ride behind the unibalancer. >> jon: did you really, you rode with lance armstrong. >> i rode with him once but he would be on the phone, he would be doing other stuff. he's hand free. i'm like you bastard. >> jon: but he tears it up. what is this, you are back doing a series. >> yes. >> jon: in l.a.. >> why? >> it's a job, brother. it's a job but also david e kelly. i had a meeting with him. he's unbelievable. a wonderful guy t

i spent time in l.a. over the weekend, gorgeous. still felt summery there. thank you, bill. >>> the countdown to a government shutdown. we've got the latest on that spending debate. >>> plus, which are the richest and poorest states in america and how does your income compare? we're going to have details in two minutes. >>> stories making news on this monday. the looming government shutdown was the main topic of debate on sunday's "meet the press." conservative bill kristol sparred with robert gibbs about the gop strategy for dealing with the debt. >> only one body has actually passed a continued resolution to keep the government open. that's the house controlled by republicans. the senate has done nothing, nothing. one week before the end of the fiscal year this democratic controlled senate has passed no resolutions. >> i think "the wall street journal" summed it up perfect this week and that is kamikaze missions are rarely successful and least of all for the pilots. you can see from your interview with the republicans, they have a strategy how to do one bi

the assumption is if it is amy dumping in the l.a.river, but she is going to keep saying it until somebody hears her, and she will take it to "the l.a. imes," and she will think, will probably lose my job, it is not smart. i have said nothing publicly about it until now because my name was in that manifesto, but if this particular guy in l.a. had a case, i wonder to what extent whistleblowing has been given another black eye and another bad name because of the way he responded after he thought he was maltreated because of his whistleblowing, but that takes me back to your point about dr. king. you are right. dr. king is the ultimate whistleblower, and dr. king had to pay the price with his life for being a whistleblower. why take an issue that is such a serious issue and choose to do it in a comedic setting? >> "network" is one of my favorite movies of all time, and it is a script i would never forget, and the idea that this is a news man who gives us the news every day who is so fed up with the news that in the middle of this live te

she's a filmmaker and she was constantly going out to l.a. and i was consciously going out to l.a. and we have two kids and so it just became kind of a thing of. maybe now's the time. to go do it do this film do it and i did that to do list that's my wife's movie and so she we were just always coming out to los angeles and. i you know we had a very very short discussion about me with a slave in l.a. but me still trying to do saturday night live and it was just like that suppose you have to it's an impossible i don't i can't even move to brooklyn. to saturday night live like i have to basically live right by thirty rock or so last year and your constant getting pulled in you know and at all hours is a very unpredictable schedule you don't have to be on every show do you can't you do appearances can step on comebacks sometimes possibly yes he will i think you possibly will isn't he possible is a character beyond. well stephon sitcom sic i don't know that would be always talked about movie stuff and sitcom would actually be pretty. like. tom had do it multi-cam around it's yeah and he

>> i'm not sure but i will just use the l.a. number. >> it's 65%, no it's 100% in the u.s.?>> stop for one second. [laughter] >> we are not going to tell you that on film. this car is made by state-owned enterprise that among other things does things like sell landmines and ak-47s to africa and owns a company called aramco that was busted for importing ak-47s to street gangs in l.a.. who would back an organization like that? the gentleman with the white hair sitting next to him at the summit is a guy named john bryson who was the director and helps work the china deal. i want you to notice the u.s. china economic cooperation with the chinese flag is placed. if you know anything about the symbolism of flags that tells you who is in charge literally. john bryson is appointed commerce secretary to the united states by obama after he left coda automotive. it's like having the foxes watch the henhouse. other people involved r will carty president clinton's former chief of staff. i could go on. we were supposed to get geopolitical cooperation. i could go through the list of friend

l.a. poorest and sickest residents, and most are uninsured. they turn to this place because if they can't pay, they'll still be seen and treated. do you have insurance? >> no, i don't have any insurance. >> reporter: you don't have insurance? >> no. >> reporter: when's the last time you had it? >> two years ago, when i lost my job. >> i don't have insurance. >> reporter: you don't have insurance. what's that like? >> just trying to not get sick. >> reporter: if the affordable care act, better known as obamacare, works, it's the patients at st. john's clinic, and millions more like them across the country, who are among those who are supposed to benefit the most. jim mangia is the president and ceo of st. john's. he says obamacare's importance can't be underestimated. >> there's no doubt in my mind that it's one of the most significant pieces of social legislation we've seen in more than a generation. >> reporter: if all goes according to plan, obamacare will expand health care coverage to

in the background you'll see anthony rendon from l.a. county reaching back to vote for burbank's mike gatto and rewind again. there's assemblywoman diane harkey from san juan capistrano voting for her seat mate travis allen from huntington beach, all this in less than a minute for a bill to regulate outdoor advertising, but we saw it happening again and again on dozens of other bills, republicans and democrats regularly voting for somebody else. remember sawyer voting for gomez? here is gomez later that day voting for sawyer and then there's fill ting of san francisco casting multiple -- phil ting of san francisco casting multiple votes. watch this. he stands up to speak in support of a gun control bill. then right away he rushes back to his desk to vote not only for himself, but also adam gray of modesto and adrin nazarian of van nuys. what's going on here? it's called ghost voting and in california it's not allowed. look at the assembly rules book. it couldn't be more clear. a member may not operate the voting switch of any other membe

i call this l.a. weather. >> this is what it is like in l.a. now i feel like i have been there. matt, saying good-bye to september. it is october, and going to warm up even more. that and more on "news edge at 6:00."  [ snapping fingers ] man: for me... it's staying fit. it's staying motivated. it's... staying on track. with aetna, i have the tools to monitor my high blood pressure, get warning signs about health risks, and take steps to get back on track. no matter what your healthy is, aetna can help you get there. what's your healthy? >> welcome back, edge on maryland, a last minute effort to stop a ban on certain guns is meeting some resistants. two lawsuifiled challenging aspects of the ban. the law would add 45 guns to the list and handgun magazines to 10 rounds. court hearing on the first case set for tomorrow. now for the edge on virginia, where those fighting for gay marriage are focussing their efforts there. it hasn't been long since supreme court turned defense of marriage act. they are planning to do the same in virginia. >> this is a matte

in l.a. a cleaned up linda kasabian became a star witness for prosecution. >> she was so necessary as a witness, kasabian given full immunity. every prosecutor said you don't find witnesses to a crime and tell. >> the trial was almost as bizarre as the murder. >> manson leapt across the tw screamed someone should cut your head off old man. he held up a newspaper said manson guilty. the women did whatever he told them to do. >> they carved x's in their fareheads. manson changed his into a swas sticka. outside of the court house, the circus never ended. here, manson girls staged a call fwor freedom. >> they were like creatures from outer space. >> i remember most is his eyes. staring at me as i received -- testified. dark, cursing evil eyes. >> rumors ran wild when one lawyer disappeared four months into the trial. >> hughes goes up to the hot springs area of ventura county. the court reconvenes and hughes did not show up. they said my god. i just wonder if the family -- . >> from what anyone c

>>> the l.a. beast is experimenting with some new ingredients. >> after all the junk that the l.a.aton, this might be good for him. >> no, it is not. >> see why this chug challenge >>> if this video doesn't get you motivated to hit the gym, i don't know what will. this is a cal sten nick body weight expert and his goal is to inspire you to hit the gym and be very healthy, very fitness conscious. he does so by doing these amazing videos with crazy work-outs showing us what he can do. >> what? he is hanging by that pole with one arm doing the bicycle. >> look at that. >> he is take his arm and sliding on the bar and then lifting himself over it. >> look at those weird muscles in his back when he is doing that. >> he has abs in his back. >> if you think he is the only one that does this, he is not. >> he happens to be dating a girl thatas much a fanatic as he is. >> this video with the girlfriend last year went viral. more than 3 million views. that first one probably has thousands and thousands and thousands of views. >> i think it is safe to say none of us will be trying this at hom

but it is a concern here in l.a., because botox boils when it gets to 100 degrees. our local news channel -- i don't know what it is, maybe because we don't have local weather, but this is from cbs here in l.a., whose weather coverage earned the excellence in reporting. >> to give you an idea just how hot it is, as you mentioned we're at the century mark here. i have a ten-pound block of ice, as you see it is not standing a chance. we brought it out about ten minutes ago, as you can see it is just melting. >> jimmy: wow, it is so hot outside the ice is melting. it's remarkable. so that is the story in our neck of the woods. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here is another local item of note, according to a report from allstate insurance, the city of glendale, not far from our theater, has the largest amount of bad drivers, i have no idea, glendale is not that much different than any other area in l.a. so we sent our parking lot attendant, guillermo, to see about the story. he is there. >> hi, jimmy, i'm here in glendale, and -- >> jimmy: goodness, their driving rea

well max kaiser is the kaiser reports nine eleven special and the first headline therefore is from the l.a. times this is from the opinion page americans are hostages terrorists know wall street this isn't even a horsy in the l a times piece use your phrase terrorist because these guys back here on wall street need to ask when are america's leaders going to step up and protect us from the us tonight knowing terrorist hedge fund managers of course has had a little bit wrong i think that the hedge fund managers are necessarily the most dangerous and perhaps just simple bankers and brokers as we see behind us look there's a symbiotic relationship between wall street or finance and terrorism and that's been clear for decades it was we saw a lot of love in those two things come together where wall street or the city of london and the terrorist or together to create an event that made them an extraordinary amount of money and that is only accelerated going forward with the help of people like that bernanke who keep interest rates artificially low levels to make sure that financial terrorism cont

during a raid on occupy l.a. the d.'s were police officers can get away with with this sort of abuse and straight up lying those days are simply over because cameras are now everywhere he would be the charges of resisting arrest and assault he is now moving forward with a civil suit against the los angeles police department if you have the right to serve we have a right to dock and then we have the right to share the true me no void so parts of los angeles for fear of running into overzealous deputies a consequence of what some photographers call of violations of their constitutional rights. in los angeles in the party. all right well it's thursday so it's time for our weekly tech report now do you know the phrase brain power well it turns out that scientists at the university of washington are trying to hone that power and transmit it to another or rain researchers call it direct a brain to brain communication and they do it by passing a signal from one mind to the next using the internet none the less so does that soun

well max kaiser is the kaiser report nine eleven special and the first headline therefore is from the l.a. times this is from the opinion page americans are hostages of the terrorists know wall street this isn't even horsy of the l a times piece use your phrase terrorist because these guys back here on wall street need to ask when are america's leaders going to step up and protect us from the us threatening terrorist hedge fund managers of course has it a little bit wrong i think that the hedge fund managers are necessarily the most dangerous and perhaps just simple bankers and brokers as we see behind us but there's a symbiotic relationship between wall street or finance and terrorism and that's been clear for decades it was we saw on nine eleven those two things come together where wall street or the city of london and the terrorist or together to create an event that made them an extraordinary amount of money and that is only accelerated going forward with the help of people like ben bernanke who keep interest rates artificially low levels to make sure that financial terrorism continue

during a raid on occupy l.a. in the days where police officers can get away with with this sort of abuse and straight up lying those days are simply over because cameras are now everywhere here to beat the charges of resisting arrest and assault he is now moving forward with a civil suit against the los angeles police department if you have the right to serve we have the right to talking and we have the right to share the truth me no avoid some parts of los angeles for fear of running into overzealous deputies a consequence of what some photographers call a violation of their constitutional rights. in los angeles. our t.v. . well normally when you think of hunting licenses licenses coming out of colorado you think about hunting for deer or for game birds but what about drone hunting licenses would you partake in that well that is exactly what one man in the small town of deer trail colorado is offering customers the man is philip steele he's the man you're looking out ne'er he is the founder of the professional d

the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> welcome to "extra," i'm mario lopez. >> i'm maria menounos. >>>artha stewart denying the rumors she is dating a married man. >> whoa, martha's love life has been in the news a lot lately. >>> first, the one person who hasn't talked about miley'sville ma performance, her father, billy ray cyrus. >> he is finally speaking out. and he says miley has had to sex up her image. here's jerry. >> dad on the defense. >> what you got? >> billy ray with "extra." >> everything is going great. >> moments after his hot seat sit-down with piers morgan. >>> a lot of people hated what she did. >> now, miley's family concerned about her behavior holds private top-secret meetings, billy ray breaking his silence. >> all of what everyone is calling controversy now, i still -- that's still my miley. >> publicly supporting his 20-year-old daughter. shfrmts went and cut her hair off. that was human. she could have stayed hannah montana forever, she is more of an artist forthat. >> billy ray on our "extra" set warning a then 13-year-old miley about stardom. >> as you know,

the offensive lineman played for the l.a.ers back in the late 1980s. >> i'm going to send to you the world series. >> oh. whoa! >> going to give you a hotel and airfare. major league baseball is giving you two tickets. you are going. >> well, it's good to be a superstar. we told you yesterday giants fan virginia smith, yeah, look at that grab. she got a big-time surprise we told ow bethenny, and there it (t&háhp &hc&g-time surprise we tickets to the world series. i just can't get enough of this lady. she deserves to suit up, get a jersey. maybe take some swings for the giants. smith, of course, gaining that national attention just a few weeks ago when she made that superior grab during a game for the giants. nicely played, virginia. well, still to come, a slam of epic and gigantic proportions. this one may have registereded on the richter scale down in l.a. i'll show you what we're talking about coming up after the break. >> we finish up this morning not only going big, but we decided super size it. look at the fellows go. th

in l.a. up linda kasabian became a star witness for prosecution. >> she was so necessary as a witness, kasabian given full immunity. every prosecutor said you don't find witnesses to a crime and tell. >> the trial was almost as bizarre as the murder. >> manson leapt across the twaibl-to-a judge screamed someone should cut your head off old man. he held up a newspaper said manson guilty. the women did whatever he told them to do. >> they carved x's in their fareheads. manson changed his into a swas sticka. outside of the court house, the circus never ended. here, manson girls staged a call fwor freedom. >> they were like creatures from outer space. >> i remember most is his eyes. staring at me as i received -- testified. dark, cursing evil eyes. >> rumors ran wild when one lawyer disappeared four months into the trial. >> hughes goes up to the hot springs area of ventura county. the court reconvenes and hughes did not show up. they said my god. i just wonder if the family -- . >> from what any

and in fact many community organizers here in l.a. who worked in poor minority neighborhoods warned the occupiers to not get too cozy with the police and in the end the occupiers and the hard way what police brutality was and how the state can really crackdown by political dissent very well put yeah i remember in oakland kind of the police state cracking down in my backyard and there was one particular mark during the day where there was tear gas canisters and smoke grenades being launched you know mothers pushing babies and carriages it was really shocking very very shocking many on the flip side though there have been plenty of criticisms of course on occupy from the establishment the corporate media a lot of other people what do you think the biggest pitfall of this movement was i think it's it would be unfair to say that the movement fail if it gets erroneous when we hear people say oh occupy failed they were able to mobilize that enough and organize and get a leadership going but to some extent that criticism is is fair i think t

and new york and l.a. for reason and i also host a morning show on 98.7 in l.a. it is an alternative music show. an so i interview band and i also get to see young up-and-coming band and see how they fight to get attention and to break through in a very crowded landscape which is still totally possible but at the same time i talk to a lot of established fans who have bands who have been around 20 years like, no doubt and soundgarden and talk to them and see from their point of view how it's changed and how they have to struggle to break through, even though they have a catalog of hits spanning 20 years or more. >> do you think your politics limited your opportunities in your chosen field? >> i think there is, there is a limiting factor to that i can't be obsessed to that. i have to be true to what i believe. i obviously have flown up. i have a wonderful husband and two beautiful girls. >> who is your husband. >> his name is dave lee. he is retired snowboarder. owns a snowboard company. actually has a manufacturing plant, a factory in southern california. sew make

i visited paris and lived in l.a. for a while.t's pretty great. but it's not here. >> dad, i'm curious to know why you chose here. why you came here initially. >> it's open space. because i had grown up in a circumstance where you couldn't see 50 feet. i mean, the forest was so dense. i used to climb up into the top of a tree on the highest hill just to be able to see over the forest. so there was something about the idea of being able to see the landscape that really compelled me. >> the big empty makes a real deep, deep sense to a certain type of person. ♪ [ singing in spanish ] [ singing in spanish ] ♪ [ singing in spanish ] [ bird chirping ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] build anything with the new toyota tundra. toyota. let's go places. with the new toyota tundra. nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's te

oh, my god i'm going to the em mys. >> downtown l.a.s a glow as a start as the team hit up the red carpet. overwhelming and surreal and fun.. just the kind of thing it's hard to digest. >> it's skying. you get to see people you don't normally see and fun.nd >> if there were an air conditioner, it would be a great place to hobnob. >> every year i'm excited to get on the red carpet. c >> i made the carpet. i said you need help sometime ie the union. >> the men kept it classic while the women wowed without showing much skin. >> i wasn't like shopping under the rack. they made it special. spe >> that is prada, man.an. a word i've never said in my life but i'm wearing it. >> if you are going to to lousia bojesen in red wearing -- if you are going to lose, lose in red wearing diamonds. >> how much do they know about the statutette. >> as an angel. >> it's an atom. >> i see. >> why? >> i knew it was an atom. >> i'll take it. >> if he were holding a shoe, i would take it.wou >> since they are not served dinner we provided with preshow social se

>> he is an l.a. dodgers rookie, d. >> ryan: is it d, l.a. dodgers rookie? it is d. 20-5. nathan in front by 15. >> ryan: all right, akila and nathan, what did you say? >> a, people from the bible. >> ryan: nathan? >> i said b, champagne bottle sizes. >> ryan: what is correct? it is b, champagne bottle sizes. we're inside 100 seconds, questions now worth 4 points. what kind of star is our sun? >> ryan: akila wants to come back. nathan on a run. a and c, correct answer is? it is d, yellow dwarf, no one hits gets the point. >> ryan: about a minute to play in the bout. a,ix it anchor? yes, it is a, anchor. 27-9. nathan in the lead by 18 points. >> ryan: 45 seconds left in the bout. live here, c and d. what is the correct answer? it is b, louie the 14th, no one gets the point. >> ryan: >> ryan: 30 seconds in the bout to play. we have a d and a. correct answer is? it is d, alaska. nathan gets that one, out in front by 22 points. the current world population is closest to which of these numbers? >> ryan: 10 seconds, akila doubles it, eight-point question, nathan, answer or doubl

and in "the l.a.imes" floyd mayweather/canelo fight was the richest ever. 2.2 million homes paut ss bought the pay per view bout. generated nearly $150 million in tv sales revenue. >>> to stories you might have missed. in syria reports, indicate an al qaeda-linked rebel group has taken control of a town on the turkish border. >>> and a dairy queen manager in hopkins, minnesota, is getting a lot of attention for an act of kindness. one of his regulars came in a week ago to order a sundae. this customer has a visual impairment and dropped a $20 bill. a woman quickly picked it up and he thought she would return the bill to its rightful owner. she didn't. this is what he told her. >> i'm not going to serve someone as disrespectful as you. you can return the $20 bill and i'll serve you or you can leave. she goes it's my $20 bill. and i go then you can leave. >> so he took 20 bucks from his own wallet gave it to the man. >> great guy. >> love the guy. he wrote an e-mail to dairy queen and it's a good deed n

and an amazing situation in l.a. that county spending $650 million on welfare for illegal aliens. >>> you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilley. guns and religion. that is the subject of this evenings' talking points. the far left in america misreported the navy yard massacre story, trying to gin up anti-gun sentiment in america. in case you missed it, that talking points memo is post on bill o'reilley.com. this cartoon shows the navy yard emblem in front of the capitol building with a semiautomatic rifle dominating the cartoon. a number of liberal democrats embraced that image, including tennessee congressman steve kohen. >> i got the vitriol on the twitter from all these people that oppose that cartoon. they are hard core republicans who this means more to them i think their guns are right there next to their bibles. i'm not sure which they find more important to them. >> mr. cohen who declined to appear on "the factor" this evening tries to cloud the real is

l.a., 83 friday, near 90 saturday. it looks like some warm temperatures, very summer-like conditions as we end our september in the west. >> nice to get that last gas of sun. thanks, bill. >>> in entertainment, a new law signed in california will cause greater problems for paparazzi. with a push from celebrities like halle berry and jennifer garner, those who harass celebrity parents could face up to a year in jail and a fine. >>> the wrongful lawsuit against aeg is coming to a close. only nine of the 12 jurors must agree for a verdict to be handed down. >>> fast and furious fans you should get excited. posting a picture from the set of a new film, kurt russell. >>> in a new interview jennifer lawrence talked about how her sudden catapult into stardom is similar to her hunger games character, katniss. she says it's hard to say you identify with someone who's facing life and death and war, but there is the connection in that she doesn't feel like part of the town anymore. >>> who are the wealthiest hip hop artists? shoc

got in my car, went to l.a., took my tapes around and got a johnny mathis session.ng about the jackson tour. >> if i had the power to let you relive a moment in your career, what's the one you'd choose? >> maybe just career-wise probably my first grammys. i was so out of body. and i had such a strong pure tan work ethic that i just could not embrace or own the fact they had achieved something. i think part of what propels me is this feeling of dissatisfaction with myself. that i'm always just shy of greatness. >> if i could say to you you could have the best sex you've ever had in your life again or that grammy moment which one would you take? >> oh, golly! >> i'm not asking you to name the guy. or the woman. >> i'm not even married so i'm still technically a virgin, mom and dad. [ laughter ] >> you'd take the grammy though, wouldn't you? >> cheryl crowe >> sheryl crow, it's been a delight to meet you. next time i'm in l.a., shades on, roof down. >> that's the way to listen to it. >> it's available now. i'd recommend it to everyone who likes the good things in life.