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i'm not sure if l.a.'bbed off on me, but i just changed my name to jim faldashian. [ laughter ] it's been a really fun four-day road trip, or what you guys would call, "driving home from work." [ laughter ] but it really has been amazing taping out here at universal studios. they've been so great to us here. there's so much to see and so much to do. they have rides. they actually make big movies here in the backlot. we sent our entertainment correspondent pat borelli out to show us right now live what a real live studio backlot looks like. pat? >> thank you, jimmy. well, i'm here in the backlot of universal studios, and as you can see, it's pretty quiet. but in a few hours -- >> jimmy: oh, no. oh, no. that's terrible. pat, are you okay, buddy? >> what the heck? that guy came out of nowhere. >> jimmy: yeah, he did. >> sorry, jimmy. anyway, as i was saying, the universal backlot's going to be bu -- [ anvil crashing ] >> jimmy: an anvil fell. >> steve: an anvil! someone threw an anvil at him. >> jimmy: pat, a

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let's say you didn't have the garden, what are your options here in south l.a.? >> drive to a 99 cents store that has a good produce section. >> how far away is that? >> nine to 15 miles. >> reporter: los angeles officials wanted people in the neighborhood to have more options. in 2008, the city passed a law that banned stand-alone fast food restaurants from opening in south l.a., hoping healthier spots would take their much-needed place. an unprecedented move in the fight against obesity. >> jack-in-the-box across the street, corner liquor store on many corners. >> reporter: some experts argue it was a total flop. in this neighborhood, hardly any healthy alternatives open for business.

this is l.a. police chief charlie beck speaking about the man who was killed by police officers yesterday. >> very intense situation and a brutal brutal fight. it highlights the homeless and mental illness issues that trouble us in our skid row area. at approximately 12:00 noon on sunday officers from lapd central area station were dispatched to the 500 block of south sampedro. they were dispatched to a citizen report of a robbery call. upon arrival the, officers and a supervisor made contact with the victim who directed them to a suspect's location. when police approached the suspect, he repeatedly refused to comply with officers' commands and then began to fight with them. during the altercation, officers used tasers in an attempt to subdue the man. however, the tasers appeared to have little effect and he continued to violently resist. while on the ground, and struggling with the officers the man forcibly grabbed one of the officer's holstered pistols resulting in an officer-involved shooting.

l.a. and honolulu -- looks like l.a.do a couple of pit stops. >>> now moving to entertainment news. grunge heads, trailer for kurt cobain, well received at sundance opening. the movie reportedly features an unreleased track. >>> hollywood is mourning loss the director of "still alice." actress julianne moore won an award for the movie. >>> allegedly punching his producer. even british prime minister waist in weighs in, hopes for a quick resolution. >>> monty python and holy grail, five surviving members of the comedy group will be in attendance at screening april 24th. i know you'll be there. >>> get this, will ferrell is doing something especially flying across arizona in a helicopter. >> for himself. >> nine positions in practice leagues. equipment used will be auctioned off with proceeds donated for cancer research. >> great cause. it's going to be fun for him, let's be honest. >>> the cast and crew of "downton abbey" got to meet a real royal, kate middleton took a 90 minute tour of the set. she also got to watch film

you're brand new to l.a. i don't know anything about l.a. >> we didn't have a navi system.boulevard -- so we knocked on the glass. and the guy goes like, "what do you want?" we go, "we want beer." [ laughter ] and he goes, "i can't sell you beer. we don't sell anything here. we have to deliver it to you." and we go, "but we've got to bring it to a party." he goes, "i can't." and you pull your wallet and i.d. out and you put it against the glass and you go, "i'm a a laker." [ laughter and applause ] >> oh, okay, come in. come in. >> jimmy: we left with five cases of beer. we're like, hey. came back to the party -- that was awesome, man. i'll never forget that. i was so proud of you. i'm watching you like i'm your mom or something. i'm so proud of you like -- i knew him when. i knew kobe. >> no, man, you've blown up, man. >> jimmy: thank you, buddy. i appreciate it. i grew up a little bit. i can't wait for this film. "kobe's muse." this is on showtime. this is your first thing. you have a whole new thing now, kobe inc. >> yeah. >> jimmy: is your whole -- it's like a whole sid

he played a key role in crack cocaine in l.a. and other major cities.ak he was said to be making 2 to $3 million a week. but he was eventually arrested and sentenced to life in prison. illiterate, he taught himself to read and managed to secure his release in 2009. >> i'm doing okay, you know. life is getting better every single day. matter of fact i just got a job offer the other day from a lady from new york, has a business where she offers loans for ex-drug dealers to start businesses, and they are talking about making me the face of their business. >> because you were the exdrug dealer who was trying to run business. i see you are wearing a freeway rick ross hoodie? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. this is one of my hoodies right now. this will be for sale in a couple of days. i'm trying all kind of avenues. motivational speaker. i tried the trucking company, i tried the hair business. >> you were a hustler since you were a kid, and you have said you didn't have role models that made sense. but everything you needed to learn or everything you could learn where

let's say you didn't have the garden, what are your options here in south l.a.?> drive to a 99 cents store that has a good produce section. >> how far away is that? >> nine to 15 miles. >> reporter: los angeles officials wanted people in the neighborhood to have more options. in 2008, the city passed a law that banned stand-alone fast food restaurants from opening in south l.a., hoping healthier spots would take their much-needed place. an unprecedented move in the fight against obesity. >> jack-in-the-box across the street, corner liquor store on many corners. >> reporter: some experts argue it was a total flop. in this neighborhood, hardly any healthy alternatives open for business. >> it is a reality. this is where we live and what's available. you have to choose not to eat it. >> reporter: a new pizza hut opened because of a loophole in the law allowing fast food only in strip malls. >> what does it achieve? absolutely nothing. >> an economist studied the ban's impact and found numbers went in the wrong direction. just before the law passed 63% of people in s

i work in l.a. now that i've been on your show, they may think i'm tainted. >> there's that possibility. i've always been fascinated by your insight. bart, thank you so much. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> eccentric doesn't even begin to describe robert durst. coming up next, his dead wife's brother speaks out about all the last decades and what they've been through. and a homicide detective talks about just how tough this has been watching that man, what he thinks, get away with murder. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car replacement is just one of the features that come standard with a base liberty mutual policy. and for drivers with acc

especially in l.a.lly -- i only got road rage once. >> seth: okay. >> and this was so bizarre. you know, because it wasn't my fault. [ laughter ] i'm in traffic -- >> seth: there was a little rage there, jay. okay. >> there's a guy behind me. beep, beep. he's just kind of -- so i go, okay, so i pull over. i go, go ahead, go around me. he goes around me and gives me the finger. i go, whoa, whoa. i pull up, catch him at the next light, what's that all about? gives me the finger again. so i say, "roll down the window." you know when you're a comic, you can sort of -- >> seth: yeah. >> i said, "let me guess. what are you, 50? bald, fat, you're divorced. your kids hate you, your girlfriend hates you. your life pretty much peaked what, about '92, '93? the guy looks at me and starts crying. >> seth: oh, my. [ laughter ] oh, no. >> you're right! you're right! i'm like, "pull over, man. pull over." so i get out, i go, "are you okay?" oops. there they go. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's all right. we'll bill you. >>

in 1944, the l.a.imes did a poll, do you favor a constitutional amendment after the war for deportation of all japanese from this country? and forbe bidding further immigration. yes, 10,598, no, 72. so that i'll end up here. here we go. there was a very famous incident, a town called hood river valley. which is in mt. oregon. it's between m.t. washington and the cascade river. it was 40 pnts japanese. they're very famous for growing apples and cherries before the war. after the war, the american legion post first blacked out the names of all the japanese. 11 from the town japanese americans who had been killed in combat blacked out their names and said that they would take care of anyone who tried to come back. there was a lot going on. the hood river became famous. but it wasn't only there. a lieutenant colonel named james hanley was from a small town manned in north dakota. and he was a commander. the battalion commander was in the 442nd were white men, although japanese, like innoate took over, when

that's true for south l.a.rue for the rest of the city true for the county. >> reporter: public health experts say supporters of laws like this shouldn't get discouraged. >> it's not as if one thing caused obesity and it's not going to be one thing that cures obesity. the more time there is, the more likelihood it will have an impact. >> reporter: the guevaras get it. >> it is hard to change people's behaviors. >> reporter: but for them it is easier to harvest their own healthy options and they are willing to share. >> tastes so much better from the garden. >> reporter: halle jackson, nbc news los angeles. >>> coming up a hack job done by some of the brightest kids out there. (vo) maggie wasn't thrilled when ben and i got married. i knew it'd take some time. and her sensitive stomach didn't make things easier. it was hard to know why... the move...her food...? so we tried purina cat chow gentle... ...because it's specially formulated for easy digestion. she's loved it ever since. and as for her and ben... ...sh

by the way, traffic here in l.a.s all jammed up today and everyone in town is mad at me because normally here in l.a. we zip through traffic without any problem at all. whenever a president travels they have street closers, they have to do that for security. of course it slows things down. it also makes the guy in your office who rides his week to work even more annoying than he usually is. online the people who already don't like the president are criticizing him for coming here. president bush would get the same thing when he did tv shows, it's the nature of the job. especially now that we have twitter. i think it's important to remember that presidents are people too. and from time to time, we give celebrities a chance to read some of the mean things people tweet about them. and tonight we extended that same courtesy to our commander in chief. [ cheers and applause ] an all-president obama edition of "mean tweets." ♪ >> obama's hair is looking grayer these days. can't imagine why since he doesn't seem to be one bi

they faced off against the l.a.axy in an exhibition game look at the team and new digs >>> san jose earthquakes opened the doors at their new avaya stadium against the l.a. galaxy. stadium holds 18,000. the quakes only sold 10,000 tickets for the game. goes off omar gonzalez for a goal. quakes win 3-2, preseason is over. seen begins in a week. not a good look there first regular season home game is march 22nd. >> i thought we were a little bit frazzled in the beginning of the game. guys got caught up in the moment, and you can understand that. but i thought the competitive nature of the group is good. >> another real fun begins and the test begins. looking forward to the 22nd 22nd when it reals starts. >> whiff four games in fire of five nights time for the warrior govern get playing time but but but he was ejected against the raptors. the warriors head to boston for tomorrow's game. yesterday's performance may have earned the team a day off, the head coach doesn't want the team to get complacent. >> we have had a g

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l.a. prosecutors announced today durst is charged with capital murder and could face the death penalty. his attorney says he's waived extradition and they're ready to come to l.a. and get it on. >> bob durst didn't kill susan berman. >> susan berman once worked here at kpix5, a writer and producer for evening magazine. >>> the polls have been open in israel for about an hour. the outcome will determine whether prime minister benjamin netanyahu will keep his job another six years. the final day of the campaign he promised a palestinian state will not be established if he's reelected. netanyahu may not have a chance to keep that pledge. polls have shown the rival party in the lead. >>> meanwhile in san francisco tonight there's a push to lower the voting age to 16. a large group of teenagers rallied at city hall to urge city leaders to act. the change would be only for city elections. supervisors john avalos and eric mar are behind the idea and so are city school leaders. >> what better way

he and some teammates head down to l.a. they go out one night and they are partying. l.a. is a town he doesn't know. he decide to go for a walk. it was a decision that cost him his life. the mystery surrounding the disappearance of eloi ended this afternoon when police identified the body. >> he was in an area he didn't know and he got disoriented and you know what happens at frat parties. >> reporter: he was on spring break with friends at a frat party. he made a phone call to say he was lost. >> i kept on telling him being please call your friends. let them know that you're lost. >> 15 minutes later, he was struck and killed by a car while trying to run across interstate 10. his aunt says he was everything to his two younger brothers and his family. >> he's just like a bright sun. he had joy in him. he was a beautiful young man. he was like i don't know adonis. >> he was very close to all of his players. and our guys are grieving pretty hard right now. >> he had a tremendous work ethic that was matched by hardly anyone. >> reporter: he also brought his talents to the soc

hood restaurants from opening in l.a. hoping healthier spots would take their place, an unprecedented move in the fight against adversity. some experts argue it was a total flop. in this neighborhood hardly any healthy alternatives open for business. >> this is whale ate. you -- what does it achieve? absolutely nothing. >> reporter: they found the numbers went in the wrong direction. before the law passed 63% of people in south l.a. reported being overweight or obese. four years later, that figure jumped to 75%. >> people eat fast food more you now than they did in twech2011. -- in twech. 2007. >>> it's. as if one thing caused obesiti. it's not going to be the one thing that cures obesity. i hope it will have an impact. >> it's hard to change people's behaviors. >> reporter: for them, it's harvest that's why they're willing to share. >> it taste so much better from the garden. >> reporter: nbc, los angeles. >>> star bucks' baristas will no longer write on cups. it worked but job line critics called it a marketing employ.

this is too much. >> reporter: l.a.'s police chiefs the photos taken of the officer's gun after the shooting showed robinay with his hand on the gun. >> a round was partially ejected, indicative of a struggle over the weapon. >> reporter: two of the officers were wearing body cameras which l.a.'s mayor is hoping will provide clarity. >> the murky not that we've had in the past should be cleared up by body cameras more often than not, but nobody should doped cameras by themselves. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, three officers remind administrative leave. there's another protest scheduled for later tonight. abc, los angeles. >>> a prominent silicon valley venture capitalist testified today in a high-profile sex discrimination lawsuit saying his firm is not run by men. john doer a partner at cliner perkins, caulfield, and buyers, was the mentor and boss of the plaintiffs ellen powell. powell claims she was subjected to harassment after ending an affair with a colleague. she says she was denied a promotion and

let's just hope that the l.a. jury is a little smarter and let's hope he gets to l.a. this news with new orleans. >> you know, new orleans would be crazy to hold him for a 10 year offense. typically what's what happens one state has 10 year they look at the strength of the two cases if they have got a strong murder they don't pursue the 10 year one. they send the person off to face the murder one. >> i have been in the middle of these, obviously as the d.a. myself. look, that murder case needs to be tried. he needs to be charged. and face a jury on the death of his good friend by the way, whom he walked down the aisle, susan berman. >> he walked her down the aisle. oh brother. one quick question, that statement that he is caught on mike in the bathroom admissible? >> i believe so, but you and i both know greta depends on the judge. look he was not in custody. he was not being interrogated. signed waivers every time he sat down. he he had a hot mike and hot mike before and his attorney warned on the jinx you have got a hot mike stop talking. i'm being told that breaking

l.a. murder after he rambled what appeared to be a confession. fbi agents arrested durst saturday in new orleans. ironically the lawyers warned him not to do the documentary series. >> they said, you can't help yourself. right now you're a free man, 100%, you say something inadvertently, and you'll find yourself charged in new york or in are charged in los angeles. >> the 71-year-old is being held right now without bail. a hearing is set this morning to extradite durst back to l.a. >>> happening today, another chance to speak of and be heard on a controversial issue in san francisco. there will be a public reform regardi inin ining salvador's p. he wants to change teacher contracts to include morality clauses. some people have protested the move because they do not approve of his language against homosexuality and contraception. >>> new report says state water regulators are not strict enough with enforcing. people had to cut back water use by 20% or face a fine of up to 500%. there will b

now to l.a. and the controversial shooting on skid row. l.a. police offers fatally shot a homeless man they believed to be a robbery suspect. it happened after he allegedly reached for a cop's gun. cell phone video captured it all. they are also looking at footage from the officer's body cameras and listening to the audio as well. according to l.a. times you hear an officer say he's got my gun. some local activists are outraged over the shooting. the cameras were being tested by this group before being sent city wide. >>> hillary clinton may have violated federal rules during her time at the state department. clinton exclusively used a personal e-mail account during her years as secretary of state. her advisers handed ore 55,000 pages of e-mails although it's unclear how many e-mails she actually had in her account. a spokesperson could not kmoent to msnbc but told "the new york times" she has been come plying with the letter and spirit of the rules but federal law states that correspondents by federal employees must be maintained as part of th

in the call to tmz, the anonymous crook claimed he took two of the pearls to l.a.'s garment district and learned they were fake. real or fake police say it was still a crime. and, what about a sequel? >> as we go forward we will definitely be seeing celebrities wearing very expensive gowns that are probably followed by security guards. >> reporter: no comment on the value of the loot from calvin klein, the gown's owner but in a statement to womens wear daily they say they are grateful for a happy ending. kendis gibson abc news los angeles. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight," mr. spock's

this is too much. >> reporter: l.a.'lice chief says the photos taken of the officer's gun after the shooting shows robinet had his hand on the gun. >> a round has been partially ejected. this is indicative over a struggle over the weapon. >> reporter: two officers were wearing body cameras which the l.a. mayor hopes will provide clarity. >> the murkiness we have had in the past should be cleared up by body cameras more often than not. nobody should depend on cameras. by themselves. >> as the investigation continues, three lapd officers are on administrative leave. reena, t.j. >> thank you so much. >>> we turn to a disturbing report on the growing number of fatal heroin overdoses. the cdc finds those deaths tripled since 2010. young people still have the highest rate of fatal overdoses. the increase was seen in every age group. abc's dr. richard besser says prescription narcotics are the gateway to heroin use in many communities and people switch to heroin often because it is much cheaper. >>> another round of sleet and s

even into sunday no problems l.a. beautiful at 75. looking at the extended forecast, we get very warm in much of the west nevada, california, about a week from now. maybe more record highs, which is the last thing you wanted to to stay nice and warm and dry. of course, we keep getting more and more of this drought information in california. more dire news every day, it seems. >> with regards to the snow is this it? after this moves out? >> if you want it to be, i'll make it it. >> spring's coming on monday so says bill. >>> we'll hear from former white house intern monica lewinski next. >>> also an arrest in the carolina kennedy death threat investigation. >>> constitute obamas be moving into magnum p.i.'s home in hawaii? you're watching "early today." ken loans, we like to go the extra mile for our clients. with the wassman family, it was 2,500 extra miles. we're the wassman family from skagway, alaska... livin' so far out i was runnin' into dead ends... happened to come across quicken loans online... walked over to the computer... i

if you are heading down there for the l.a. marathon, they are starting a half-hour earlier because it's going to be so hot down there. las vegas looking for their first 80-degree temp of the season. no problem there. up in the mountains, it's in the 20s. truckee 25. blue canyon, already 52 warm degrees. there's warm air aloft. look at the moisture. it continues to move up from honolulu. you can see below that fox 2. most of it is heading north. some of it is finally pushing out of the heavyian islands -- heavyian islands -- hawaiian islands. at least it looks like they are seeing a little bit of break from what's been nonstop rain and clouds for many. the temperatures are moving north. friday into saturday will be the warmest day. sunday's system will clip us. main rain well to the north. mix of sun and clouds. 70s for many. a few upper 70s. would not be surprised to get 80s. farther north more clouds. again -- they may take one, two degrees off some of these. they will still be in the warm category. it looks like 80s tomorrow

>>> new details in the deadly police shooting on a busy l.a. street. the police defending his officers. >>> happening right now a town evacuated after a volcano shoots lava and ash high into the sky. the amazing new images just coming in. >>> low blow. jon stewart goes from battling politicians to battling wrestlers in the ring. >>> well good tuesday morning to you. we begin with hillary clinton facing an e-mail scandal this morning accused of exclusively using a personal account to conduct official government business. >> it involves tens of thousands of e-mails from her four-year tenure as secretary of state and allegations she may have been in violation of federal rules. abc's susan saulny has the details for us from washington. good morning to you, susan. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. there is word this morning that hillary clinton didn't even have a government e-mail address during her time as secretary of state relying solely on that personal account. "the new york times" reports aides to clinton took no action to have them preserved as require

accused of murdering his close friend susan burrman in her l.a. home nearly 15 years ago, robert durst's attorney says his client is not guilty and they are eager to prove it in court. >> we are frustrated because the local authorities are considering filing charges on him here and holding him here. we're ready to go to california and have a trial. >> reporter: a police report obtained by nbc news indicates the 71-year-old was found with a smith and wesson revolver. officers warned he was armed and dangerous and a flight risk. performing "the jinx." he was confronted with new evidence that could tie his hand wrieg e writing to a note send to police by susan berman's presumed killer. >> i wrote this one. i did not write that one. >> reporter: durst goes to the bathroom seemingly unaware he was still being recorded. >> there it is. you're caught. killed them all of course. >> reporter: is this a confession to three murders? his wife kathy durst who disappeared in 1982 and was never found, the texas neighbor who he was acquitted of murdering in 2003

and you talked about the heat and the l.a. marathon. i want to talk about the record breaking heat sent more than 30 people to the hospital. the start of the race was moved up half an however. steve talked abilities that on friday. it moved up to just before 7:00 a.m. yesterday so runners could beat the expected heat but not everyone runs that marathon in a couple of hours. by noon it was 88 degrees. 36 people were rushed to nearby hospitals. one man even suffered a heart attack. an additional 150 people were treated during that race because of heat related problems. >> there was one l.a. police officer who ran the whole race in full uniform. dedicating it to those who had fallen. but the whole marathon. >> a woman. >> a woman. full uniform. >>> some taxpayers who don't have health insurance will not have to pay a government fine. the grace period being offered to certain people. >> a lot of things i get told based on a cultural fit. >> difficulty landing a job in silicon valley. up next the job applicant who says the phrase is not a cu

l.a.'s mayor said they'll do an investigation. some groups are calling for an independent probe. >>> what hillary clinton just turned over to the feds that is blowing up social media and could prove whether she violated rules as secretary of state. >>> how the snow hammering boston is threatening to throw the boston marathon off. >>> a live look at the national >>> california beach goers found themselves pelted with hail. the skies opened up over huntington beach dropping pea-sized hail there. it almost liked like a blanket of snow there. people at the beach made the most of it and tried to make some >>> the snow is making it harder for people to train for the boston marathon. more than 100 inches of snow has fallen. many of their people spent most of their time digging out. the streets are and sidewalks are slick. some runners are training indoors. the boston marathon is next month on the 20th. training indoors isn't the same when they're planning for that long. not that i would know perso

the l.a. marathon is this weekend. it was on sunday but they moved it up because of record breaking hit. they are looking at 90 degrees. >> 90 degrees down there. oh my goodness. >> if you are running the marathon, or going down there, 90 degrees. we won't be that warm. we will be warm, but not that warm. if you are suffering from some of the allergies and i've been hearing to people since january, it's the trees. they are starting early and not letting go yet. look for those to be high. you know the grass, weeds are ready to go. everything is way ahead of schedule here. very high levels. few high clouds. that will be really about it. and there is a little bit of low cloud deck but really over all 40s and 50s on your temps. even with the high clouds we are looking for 70s. ha is really the only thing that may stop us from getting super warm if you will on saturday. 60s to 70s. a mix of sun and clouds today. it will still be mild. almost tropical like. mid 70s to upper 70s. especially santa clara valley south. way above

ver el cuerpo sin vida del hombre hispano que quedÓ tirado en la calle despuÉs de que un policÍa de l.aisparos segÚn la policÍa el hombre conducÍa de manera errÁtica, comenzaron a perseguirlos la carrera durÓ 6 minutos. el auto habÍa sido robado hace varios dÍas segÚn la versiÓn oficial. al final de la persecuciÓn el auto del sospechoso chocÓ contra la puerta del pasajero de una patrulla de la policÍa en ese momento el oficial que viajaba como pasajero le dispara varias veces.la policÍa dice que el hispano estaba desarmado. >> andaba golpeando, chocando el lado del pasajero del oficial. el oficial sacÓ su arma y en su posiciÓn dentro del carro disparos. vilma: testigos aseguran que escucharon varios disparos. >> mi novio estaba despierto se metiÓ al cuarto y me dijo oÍ balazos yo estaba dormida dije no sÉ quÉ pasa. vilma: el nombre alcanzÓ salir caminando pero despuÉs de dar unos pasos cayÓ en el pavimento. la policÍa dice que lo alcanzÓ a arrestar y muriÓ minutos despuÉs. oficial: llegÓ el departamento de burbank filo pronunciaron muertos. vilma: de policÍa recogiÓ evidencias en el lug

juan: francisco cuevas es el cÓnsul federal de guatemala en l.a.citÓ a garcÍa quienes embajador de guatemala en venezuela, las acusaciones son bastantes series. >> se habla de 500 millones de quetzales que robÓ en guatemala. se habla de que el congreso de guatemala lo citÓ y a Él no le importe todo ir a la reuniÓn. juan: se refiere al presupuesto de la presidencia de cuya dependencia cuevas fungiÓ como titular durante casi 3 aÑos. >> lo que hice fue pautar en los medios pero no hay ningÚn seÑalamiento estÁn mis cuentas. juan: cabe seÑalar que en guatemala no hay ley que regule la pauta oficial de publicidad. tambiÉn lo acusan de solamente querer trabajar con ciertos lÍderes comunitarios sino con todos lo cual tambiÉn es desmentido por el diplomÁtico quien ademÁs fue corresponsal de televisa en centroamÉrica. >> que todos hagamos un esfuerzo y los lÍderes armemos un consejo consultivo. juan: se calcula que en el sur de california reciben 700 mil del millones y medio de guatemaltecos que viven en toda la uniÓn americana lo que convierte a este en el

l.a. and phoenix 81. and 62 seattle.hat's where we will go next but not a weather story but a heated story. a driver versus cyclist confrontation. we got it all on camera here. the guy in the pickup cuts off the biker causing him to go down. the cyclist goes around the truck. the driver gets out and you see what happens here. a beating ensues. the biker's friend took down guy's license plate. and the they told police. the driver is facing battery charges. >>> in l.a., a second man charged with two counts of murder in connection with an illegal street race that ended in a deadly crash. police believe that the man helped to organize the race along with another suspect who turned himself earlier. two men were killed when a mustang lost control and plowed in to a crowd of spectators. >>> another chapter in the sandy hook tragedy comes to an end today. a commission looking in to the shooting of 26 people at the school issues its final report. the 16-member panel is expected to recommend reforms to the mental health care syste