she is joining us now at "the l.a. times" festival of books. who was bright in l.a.? >> guest: brands finale isn't 18-year-old living in south los angeles, the son of an lapd homicide detective who is black. his mother was an anagram from costa rica. he was murdered in 2007 and the story of his murder is the central narrative of the book at her side. throughout the case the investigation of the case and the eventual prosecution to defendants. >> host: the fact his murder was solved was that rare? was that you need? >> when i calculated the 20 years prior to his dad was particularly for black men if you use 40% or 45%, you would be in the right territory. it depends the way you look at it. you can look at how many are convict did bush gives you a smaller number are how many are cleared by means other than the rest. i think 40% for that part of the city at that time. >> how does that compare to the rest of the nation and the rest of the city question aren't >> one of the things i said was officially reported a non-reliable numbers in my point of view. i looked at 16,000

a bench that has struggled at times this season for l.a. paul again putting on the finishing touches of a masterpiece. 34 points and 7 assists. after two bad defeats they let one slip away in game two. got hammered in game three. the clippers respond with a terrific team effort. as spurs won't foul. coming off their worst playoff loss in franchise history, the clippers respond with a critical victory and this series tied now at two games apiece. a magnificent performance from chris paul. >> blake griffin also huge with 20 points 19 rebounds and seven assists. deandre jordan had 14 rebounds and 4 blocks. as we mentioned, austin rivers with a big performance. right now chris paul with lisa. >> thank you, mike. chris, how much did your son's assessment of how you played friday night impact how you played tonight? is. >> he would probably take the credit when i get home. you know this was a total team effort. game ball goes to austin rivers. this is his first playoffs. what he did out there, it really just motivated our team. it's a hell of a g

a bench that has struggled at times this season for l.a. paul again putting on the finishing touches of a masterpiece. 34 points and 7 assists. after two bad defeats they let one slip away in game two. got hammered in game three. the clippers respond with a terrific team effort. as spurs won't coming off their worst playoff loss in franchise history, the clippers respond with a critical victory and this series tied now at two games apiece. a magnificent performance from chris paul. >> blake griffin also huge with 20 points 19 rebounds and seven assists. deandre jordan had 14 rebounds and 4 blocks. as we mentioned, austin rivers with a big performance. right now chris paul with lisa. >> thank you, mike. chris, how much did your son's assessment of how you played friday night impact how you played tonight? is. >> he would probably take the credit when i get home. you know this was a total team effort. game ball goes to austin rivers. this is his first playoffs. what he did out there, it really just motivated our team. it's a hell of a game by

back at l.a.ounty on an attempted murder charge, he told us he doesn't care much for the new generation of gang bangers. >> when i was out there, i would steal cars. joyride, whatever you want to call it. look at the new generation, car jacking. these kids go out, stick a gun in someone's face to go joyriding in a car, turn a misdemeanor crime into a death penalty case. they don't get time around guys like me anymore to tell them they look stupid. you don't want to sit on death row for a crime you could have got out of jail in 24 hours on. >> it was a generation gap between gangsters. there's a code of ethics amongst killers and felons. he felt like the new generation was not abiding by that. >> when my dad was a small-time mafioso back east, he used to say there are thugs and gangster. thugs come and go. gangsters are about making money and respect. you have to know two things, you don't kill cops and you don't kill innocent women and children. if you live that way, most cops will let you make a

was home at l.a. and he asked me to come back to l.a. to have lunch so the mayor of l.a.ington, i'm back home to l.a. on a weekend, so he can tell me i was too fat. but he wanted to see me face-to-face because he wanted me to know it was in love and ask when he told me i was too fat, i really took it to heart and little by little, little by little working on it and working on it. i'm not at my ideal weight right now but i'm happy where i am. >> host: you have lived a life out in public. i mean really very few secrets. >> guest: that's true. that's good and bad. it's good in the sense. >> host: i should say privacy not secret. >> guest: that's a good word but we all have secrets, i'm human. don't go digging but we all got some. i like about it that it don't have anything to hide. and i've never had to ever, not a single time in my life -- i can tell you this -- we talk about the fact i left indiana i hadn't technically graduated until i finished the last course, but other than that there's nothing necessary my life i have been afraid of coming out one day and destroying me

in l.a. for most of my life in l.a. have gone to a much larger church, the city of refuge.passed away, and when the new minister came in we moved to a new facility kind of changed the name to city of refuge, but that's where i spent most of my youth. i've only been to two churches, one in indiana one in california. i don't do a lot of moving around pretty stable guy. they're both pentacostal tradition. and again, as i've grown older, there are things even in my own teaching that i have issue with from time to time. i sometimes feel for catholics who, you know are always wrestling with church doctrine and this and that and the other. i don't have those kinds of consternations, but i you know i have had the experience of growing older and coming out of a very strict church environment like, you know if i were still true to the church i grew up in, i couldn't go to the movies or to a ball game. i think some of those things takes this sufficient a little -- this stuff a little too far, and i think these are manmade rules and not necessarily god's rules for our live. so my faith

. >> deputy publisher of the l.a. times, mr. mele, when and how and why did the l.a. times start sponsoring this book fair? >> guest: the los angeles times started this book fair about 20 years ago. it's the 20th anniversary of the festival of books, and it was just an important way that the newspaper could engage with the community, could provide a space for all kinds of people from publishers authors thinkers but also chefs and artists and actors and actresses to come together to celebrate los angeles as one of the creative capitals of the world. >> host: and what can we expect in los angeles? >> guest: we're going to have over 500 authors celebrities, musicians, artists, etc., as well as hundreds of booksellers publishers and cultural organizations across nine stages. there's something for everyone. bring your kids, bring your grandparents. there's a huge amount of stuff going on. some of the notable names, we have candice before begin, brian grazer, your favorite, bullly idol joyce carol oates patton oswald, john scolazzi, the science fiction writer, tavis smiley,

times," reminiscing about his time living in l.a. "hated l.a. traffic," adding "my interests are opera and pro football." >> did he write the letter? >> it looks like he wrote it. >> reporter: and his attorney also stressing it doesn't match the handwriting in a letter reporting inging berman's death to the police. >> can you tell me which you didn't write? >> reporter: as revealed in "the jinx." >> no. >> reporter: so durst now faces murder charges in california and serious federal and state charges in louisiana. if convicted on those alone, he could face life in prison. david, his attorneys say they'll fight them all. >> all right, matt gutman on the case for us again tonight. matt, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. you are about to hear sandra bullock's 911 call for help while hiding in a closet in her home. tonight, her stalking case now making national headlines. that accused stalker, right in the home with her. >>> also tonight, the popular food on many dinner tables and a big recall to re

and that snaps l.a.'s seven-game win streak. >>> turnstiles in anaheim were like the angels running the bases they just kept turning and turning. a little higher octane off drew pomeranz his first of the year and that was no cheapie. how bad was it? they were down 14-1. oakland brought in first baseman ike davis to pitch. he set down l.a. in order in his first career game on the pitchers mound. first a's position player to pitch since frankie mana keno. a's lose 14-1. >>> the nba coach of the year is not steve kerr. it's mike budenholzer of atlanta. it's a decision i agree with and you can check on my blog on that story at cbssf.com. have a great day, everybody. >>> play of the day, the world of soccer. we are going to take you to europe. check out robert who plays for munich with a great header right there. boom! finds the right side of the net. munich won 6-1 over puerto after a terrific head shot right there. play of the day. >>> 6:25. starting today, international travel to and from san francisco will

the dodgers go on to win it 7-3 7-3a's hosting l.a. 2-0 l.a. in in the third.into left center his fifth of the year. angels score 3. they go on to win it. the 49ers were at volunteer mini camp. the timing is a big strange. drawing the most interest was bowman. coping off that knee injury he needs his leadership. navarro is just glad to be back. >> the reps wasn't limited too much. they allowed me to go out and do what i could. my knee is feeling great. >> ben martin on the tee and staring it down. it will be the first since 2006. number two jordan spieth both victorias today. we have been wanting this fight for years. it should be quite a battle it. may weather undefeated. he is holding the title belt giggling. >> i bet. >> no crying in baseball and sherry! wait 'til you see what i've been doing. okay... oohhh! oh, i know it just came to me! (laughs) ughh.. that's where all the hair is.

l.a. is getting up to 82 degrees under wall to wall sunshine.er-like spread you can see in the summer months. cooler in the 60s but look at this. inland locations 89 in antioch and 87 in concord. the east bay oakland getting up to 76 degrees and 84 in the north bay for santa rosa and up to 70 for san francisco and san jose in the south bay up to 82 degrees. the summer warmth on the way tomorrow. a cool down with a cold front on tuesday. plenty of sunshine midweek and then thursday and friday the temperatures are back up by pay 1st on friday. nice and warm and that continues into the weekend. >> definitely. >> thanks drew. >> sports now. is it just me or is it relaxing that the warriors aren't playing? i feel i can take a deep breath. >> i'll tell you there has been a lot of confusion when they will play again. who they are likely to face in round two as the playoff action continues in the nba. former warrior wó we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what a super long time. true. and at first it

the dodgers go on to win it 7-3 7-3a's hosting l.a. 2-0 l.a. in in the third.r. angels score 3. they go on to win it. the 49ers were at volunteer mini camp. the timing is a big strange. drawing the most interest was bowman. coping off that knee injury he needs his leadership. navarro is just glad to be back. >> the reps wasn't limited too much. they allowed me to go out and do what i could. my knee is feeling great. >> ben martin on the tee and staring it down. it will be the first since 2006. number two jordan spieth both victorias today. we have been wanting this fight for years. it should be quite a battle it. may weather undefeated. he is holding the title belt giggling. >> i bet. >> no crying in baseball and at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink for just $6 every day. >>> we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. i'm ama daetz. >>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight --

with respect to the l.a. film regional center issue did you in fact speak to governor rendell about that issue? >> i believe i did in a conference call, i believe i did. to the best of my recollection. >> to the best of your recollection, do you recall what was said during that conference? >> i apologize. i'm sorry? >> do you recall what was said? >> i do not. >> but you do recall that you spoke to him about the issue. >> i know i spoke with him about an eb5 case, and i believe it involved the the l.a. films case. i'm not certain, congressman. >> now the deference review board that was referenced as part of the l.a. film regional center issue did that in fact exist after this l.a. film regional center issue? >> i learned from the inspector general's report that it was not convened since the l.a. films case. my hope is that, number one the agency was not issuing incorrect decisions. >> i understand. i just want to know if the the board is ever used. your answer is it was not. >> based on my reading, it appears

i just don't leave l.a. for three or four months and i'm in my house or in the case of david, in david's office, and we're working together. but once the research is done i can sit for three months and pretty much crank out the writing and then i turn it in to my editor, and i'm down to the wire on the maya book. i turned until a couple weeks before christmas. my editor john pars, has it now so we're going through the edits and revisions on that. just in time photo out for april. >> host: linda minneapolis good afternoon. >> caller: yes, good afternoon to you too. i have a question, of course for mr. smiley, and i have two questions and they relate directly to your book, death of a king because i heard your lecture a week or so ago. you spoke how -- about how martin luther king went to lbj and criticized him, i think in the oval office, and urged him as a sort of speaking truth to power, and i just wondered -- i don't feel -- i dent get you said how did lbj take -- what was his response to these criticisms i

the dodgers go on to win it 7-3 7-3a's hosting l.a. 2-0 l.a. in in the third. year. angels score 3. they go on to win it. the 49ers were at volunteer mini camp. the timing is a big strange. drawing the most interest was bowman. coping off that knee injury he needs his leadership. navarro is just glad to be back. >> the reps wasn't limited too much. they allowed me to go out and do what i could. my knee is feeling great. >> ben martin on the tee and staring it down. it will be the first since 2006. number two jordan spieth both victorias today. we have been wanting this fight for years. it should be quite a battle it. may weather undefeated. he is holding the title belt giggling. >> i bet. >> no crying in baseball and gi ÷h s, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good better and an awesome night. the difference? try adjusting up or down you'll know cuz

the son of a bay area billionaire found dead in his l.a.lizabeth cook is following this story for us from the newsroom. >> andrew getty was found dead in the bathroom of his l.a. home this afternoon. 47-year-old andrew getty is the grandson of jay paul getty, the founder of getty oil company and once named the world's richest private citizen. andrew's dad gordon getty lives here in san francisco worth an estimated $2.1 billion. we have these images just in. l.a. police detectives are at andrew getty's home in the hollywood hills. we've seen them taking statements from people at the scene. the entertainment website tmz.com reports police are also talking to andrew getty's ex- girl friend. cops are handling this death as under suspicious circumstances. tmz reports andrew's ex-girl friend has a history with the lapd. they've been to his hollywood homes 30 times for domestic disturbances. andrew has a restraining order against his ex-girl friend. this is still very much a breaking story, this case coming to the attention of l.a. authorities aro

i just don't leave l.a. for three or four months, and i'm in my house or, you know, in the case of david in david's office and we're working together. but it's really three or four months. once the research is done, i can sit for three months and pretty much crank out the writing. and then once i do that i turn it into my editor and the editing process begins, and i literally down to the wire on the maya book, i literally turned it into a couple weeks before christmas to little brown. my editor has it now, so we're going through the edits and revisions on that just in time to get it out out for april. but usually about three months. >> host: linda, minneapolis. good afternoon. >> caller: yes, good afternoon to you too. i have a question, of course, for mr. smiley. and it, i have two questions and they relate directly to your book "death of a king," because i heard your lecture a week or so ago. you spoke how about how martin luther king went to lbj and criticized him i think, in the oval office and urged him

a former egypt air pilot tells the l.a. time that is the crash was more revenge than suicide. >> we come here to recite our prayers and remember with deepest affection the 273 men, women and children who have been physically taken from us. >> reporter: the ntsb report doesn't talk about why the egypt air co-pilot put the airplane on a crash. but that's because of politics according to the l.a. times. i'm bryan banmiller for a second look. >>> still to come on a second look. >> we had the hand and we had the gun. and could put him on the airplane at that time. >> reading the wreckage. how investigators put together the clues in a bay area plane crash that pointed to murder suicide. and how a message on an airsickness bag held investigators to solve a plane crash near san luis obispo that took the life of everyone on board. >>> welcome back to a second look. pacific airlines flight 773 crashed near san ramon. all 43 people on board survived. but the question is, what happened. how the pieces came together to tell a chilling s

but in l.a. itself do you have a goal of what you think is reasonable to sign up over the next year or so? >> we don't have a goal but striving for 250,000. if that takes us a series of years, so be it. it takes us back many times over every single time we get somebody fully integrated. it makes business sense first and foremost and also ethical sense. >> and you eluded to this before, the cities may intervene in the litigation on the other side? >> yeah, we're looking to do an ammicous brief and have cities that stepped up saying they want to be a part of it too. we don't have local government or the federal part of the government saying oh, we're against this because, you know just a few voices decided to challenge. we think that we can get a coalition of cities much larger and that is an important counter balance for any court especially as they may win the first round judging by what i've heard about the court that it's in. but it will be appealed, of course. as it's being appealed, its very

you were on with "l.a.orter, jill leovy. >> caller: hayek on the thank you for having me. i appreciate what you said about this also been an issue around the globe. what is your take on the failure of the system to actually have good enforcement within these committees? why is it the authorities don't have a better handle on providing error just as in giving safety and security to does people that are innocent in the community because sometimes in the data you turn to the strongest person in the community in madison the police all the time. so corruption dysfunction within the police, within the city government exacerbates the problem? as an independent contractor, it is terribly dysfunctional. the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing. we can see the dysfunction of the system sales lot of money spent and sometimes in the dirt we take things in her own hands because the government doesn't function. >> host: let's leave it there. let's get a response from jill leovy. >> guest: interesting quest

let's bring back football to l.a. >> bring em back! bring em back! >> tonight oakland city council approved rezoning and environmental clearances for the coliseum area. mayor libby shaft is focused on delivering a stadium deal that works for the raiders. >>> marin catholic high school has sent letters to parents letting them know why a group of nuns walked out of the classroom. it happened on friday. the chronicle reports five members of the dominican sisters were protesting a gay nonprofit sponsoring an anti-bullying day of silence. the school opted out of participating in the event and instead held a morning prayer for students bullied everywhere. parents we talked to say it was all a misunderstanding. >>> san jose took a bold step to help with water worries. they voted to cut water use by 30%. so far users have only cut 13%. our media partner says it will limit outdoor water to twice a week. the city plans to work with the santa clara water district to find water wasters. >>> the 49ers aren't making new fans tonight. a group of people is furious a

the giants head to l.a.uig who is headed to the disabled lest ump tying left amstring hing a gray vatted on friday night. the giants swept the dodgers at at&t park last yankee. >> last year pablo sandoval hit two homers in april. the new team has not snapped him out but hit his first homer as a member of the red sox, 17 games into the season. unfortunately boston was down 12-0 at the time so it was fairly meaningless. the o's win 18-7. >> the royals have been getting a bad rap with all the fights but they have talent. in chicago, alec gordon does the superman route teen. making the catch. the big dude and the black sweatshirt, the white sox fan took the charge there. gordon managed to avoid that little kid. that is derek jeter-esque kc lost 3-2. and morgan pressle has a two stroke lead with two holes left in the swinging skirts at lake merced. highlights in an hour. >> that looked painful diving into the stands. >> he made it. i think the white sox fan took the brunt of that. >> no kidding. thank you. coming

today from l.a. thank you for being with us. we will thank the folks at the l.a. book festival and the folks at usc for the hospitality. it now continues. >> here is a look at upcoming book fairs and festivals. >> host: linda gordon, who is dorothea lange? >> guest: dorothea lange was important for target for the period of depression in the 1940s and 1950s. i can guarantee you that everyone in this country does her photographs. which is often called my grandmother has it is used in every textbook when i asked my students what is the visual image of the great depression of the 1930s they describe this photograph. >> host: where's the photograph taken? >> guest: it was actually taken in california. it is interesting because she was naming and the western u.s. and it was taped in with people in the field, these were migrant workers who moved along from field to field from an agricultural operation to another picking as the crops right then. this woman and her family and many others had unseasonal freeze and there is no work. the crop was destroyed and they were sitti

. >>> this this morning's l.a. times. l.a. spends $100 million a year on homelessness.ludes money spent on arrests and mental health interventions. l.a.'s mayor wants to end the problem and is looking for changes and how the city addresses tissue. in time magazine meet the man who claims he founded a new country in europe. czech politician has claimed a three-square mile of unclaimed land where taxes are optional and a military is nonexistent. he said the effort began as a political stunt but he has received 20,000 applications for citizenship. a country music band escaped flames and burning rubber after a blown tire set their tour bus ablaze near dallas. everyone on the bus is okay. gwyneth paltrow taking heat. she's given up on surviving on $29 a week. she caved after four days by eating chicken. she gave herself a c minus grade for the challenge. thanks for waking up with us. "way too early" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. it's friday april 17th. welcome to "way too early." i'm luke russ effortert. we begin with hillary clinton. the clinton camp announced she'll

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l.a.'by the end of 2016 and is looking for changes on how the city addresses the issue. >>> in "time" magazine, meet the man who claims he just founded a new country in europe. czech politician vit jedlicka has claimed a three square mile area of unclaimed land wedged between serbia and croatia where taxes are optional and a military is non-existent. he says the effort began as a political stunt. what should we call this city or country? he's already received about 20,000 applications for citizenship of this country he started. police are on the hunt for suspect, derrick brown, he allegedly stole an suv with a toddler still in the back seat. that's a look at the suv. luckily the vehicle and the child were found when a woman called the police about an abandoned suv. >>> down in florida, sharks are getting too close for comfort. bull sharks are swimming up to the seawall in bonita springs. residents claim fishermen were throwing bait into the water. they hope the city will designate it as a s

santa ana winds here for the higher foothills around l.a. speaking of that higher fire danger continues in the southwest. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> all right, justin, thank you so much. >>> another major step in the fast-moving efforts to improve the relationship between cuba and the u.s. president obama says cuba should be removed from the list of states that sponsor terrorism. that decision being welcomed by cubans. some u.s. lawmakers were quick to condemn the change. they can try to block it. it's unlikely they have the votes at this point. >>> congress appears ready to pass a bill that would give them a say in any nuclear deal with iran. president obama will likely sign the compromised bill. the framework of the deal with iran would drop sanctions against iran if they make changes to their nuclear program. but the final details have yet to be worked out. >>> well outside the washington beltway, hillary clinton officially on the campaign trail in iowa. the former secretary of state reaching out to average americans in small-town co

let's bring back football to l.a. >> bring em back! bring em back! >> tonight oakland city council approved rezoning and environmental clearances for the coliseum area. mayor libby shaft is focused on delivering a stadium deal that works for the raiders. >>> marin catholic high school has sent letters to parents letting them know why a group of nuns walked out of the classroom. it happened on friday. the chronicle reports five members of the dominican sisters were protesting a gay nonprofit sponsoring an anti-bullying day of silence. the school opted out of participating in the event and instead held a morning prayer for students bullied everywhere. parents we talked to say it was all a misunderstanding. >>> san jose took a bold step to help with water worries. they voted to cut water use by 30%. so far users have only cut 13%. our media partner says it will limit outdoor water to twice a week. the city plans to work with the santa clara water district to find water wasters. >>> the 49ers aren't making new fans tonight. a group of people is furious a

major league baseball refused to allow the a's to head south to l.a. citing objections from the san francisco giants. the giants own the territorial rights. major league baseball should no longer be exempt from anti-trust laws. they believe the supreme court has authority in this case. the lawyers representing san jose say they knew from day one this case was headed to the nation's highest court. working on a contingency basis. >> speaking of the giants they're back at at&t park. a live picture from the exclusive camera. after dropping their home opener to the rockies yesterday, they're going to try again tonight. another notable night for fans. the giants are giving ut free madison bumgarner bobbleheads. >> the latest of earthquakes hits the east bay. 2.7 quake struck near the city of crockett just after 11:30 this morning. there are no reports of injuries or damage. two other small quakes struck the same area on march 1st and march 20th. >> two, one. and liftoff. the falcon soars from its -- >> a caffeine pick me up is headed to the space station. sp

the l.a. angels only had one hit last night in anaheim against the oakland a's but it was a big one. the only one they needed. kole calhoun hit a two run home run in the third inning. typically a one hitter would be worthy of a win. expect the a's never scored. he had eight hits but lost to the angels 2-0. a's back home tonight for a start of a three- game series. >> i see a lot of a's gears around. >>> startling new statistics on bing drinking. why women in silicon valley are at risk. >> it is something that should never happen. >> and fallout over the u.s.

in l.a.? >> they're critically important. there's not one parent who doesn't care about his or her child or education. they're already engaged with the schools. even if they're engaged with no other civic activities. they'll go to parent night. we do it in spanish, in korean we do it in a multitude of languages. that's very important. you have to use also the language media of that group. but in the schools we're trying to figure out a way that we can institutionalize it, and actually the schools came to us as well. you've got all these students who care a lot about this issue. we see the fellow classmate who may or may not have documents and they want to be able to help them. and have them help their parents. i always said that students are the best environmentalists. they'll go home and tell their parents, why aren't you recycling? they'll take the trash out and sort it themselves. it's sort of the same thing with the immigration policy. parents working with less education than their kids d

the l.a. times has published a letter reported to be from millionaire real estate heir and murder suspect robert durst. yesterday he pleaded not guilty to weapons charges in new orleans. those charges are keeping him in louisiana even though he has waived extradition to los angeles where he's charged with the 2000 murder of a long-time friend. "the l.a. times" posted a letter with a return address for durst at the louisiana correction center. the writer discusses living in l.a. and touches on politics and health problems but the letter says nothing about durst's legal challenges at this time. durst's lawyer says the handwriting looks like his client's. >>> to decision 2016, hillary clinton is about to make it official. a number of sources in the clinton camp say she'll announce her campaign for the 2016 democratic presidential nomination as early as this weekend. the "new york daily news" and a british newspaper announce that it could come on sunday. there's no comment yet from the clinton cam

. >>> a big step closer back to the l.a. area. now that the city council has approved a new stadium. >> bring 'em back. bring emback. bring 'em back! >> fans of the oakland raiders and san diego chargers getting excited. maybe getting ahead of themselves too. they packed the city council meeting in carson last night. in support of a nearly $2 billion stadium where their teams could play. fans clearly excited a bt the possibilities. >> it's like christmas. i ain't celebrated christmas in a long time. it's christmas to me. my raiders are coming back. the charger l.a.'s ready for this. we're ready. i'm glad this is happening. >> what's the problem with christmas? come on man? you got that get into christmas. nothing is going to happen immediately. the next time teams can apply to relocate is next january. the decision would have to cross a number of league hurdles. this is one of two proposals being floated to bring a team back to l.a. >>> residents of northern minnesota may be wondering if they missed summer. last week was spring-li

let's bring back football to l.a. >> bring em back! bring em back!>> tonight oakland city council approved rezoning and environmental clearances for the coliseum area. mayor libby shaft is focused on delivering a stadium deal that works for the raiders. >>> marin catholic high school has sent letters to parents letting them know why a group of nuns walked out of the classroom. it happened on friday. the chronicle reports five members of the dominican sisters were protesting a gay nonprofit sponsoring an anti-bullying day of silence. the school opted out of participating in the event and instead held a morning prayer for students bullied everywhere. parents we talked to say it was all a misunderstanding. >>> san jose took a bold step to help with water worries. they voted to cut water use by 30%. so far users have only cut 13%. our media partner says it will limit outdoor water to twice a week. the city plans to work with the santa clara water district to find water wasters. >>> the 49ers aren't making new fans tonight. a group of people is furious ab

l.a. 23 years ago?ve the same kind of sense on the part of many people in the community, whether it's l.a. or baltimore. we're not going to get justice. >> reporter: so the need to establish trust is ongoing. >> if in fact an officer is accused of and is proven that this officer used or overused excessive force, they're going to be punished. >> reporter: and in l.a., lest lessons have been learned. >> you have to stop criminal behavior before it takes over the city. >> reporter: and changes made by law enforcement, changes that hutchinson argues may benefit other cities like baltimore and ferguson. >> you have the command structure in the lapd now that certainly is very aware of the importance of community relationships. it's a much broader and much more diverse police department than it was 23 years ago. >> reporter: stephanie elam cnn, los angeles. >> and when the mayor of baltimore called out the national guard this week it was the first time troops have been deployed because of civil unrest in the s

the oakland a's, l.a. they take on each other at 12:35. [ laughter ] >> first pitch. [ laughter ] >> and so anyway, we could see some extra traffic around lunchtime. so right now everything looks good between 90th and davis. they picked up the overnight roadwork so you're cruising into hayward 15 minutes in both directions between 238 and the maze. so yeah, everything is pretty quiet. headlights are southbound traffic. bay bridge really haven't seen a backup in the cash lanes. so yeah it's been a great commute so far into san francisco. we'll let you know as soon as we see any sign of metering lights but right now everything is quite. northbound 101 looks good between morgan hill, san jose and santa clara. that is "kcbs traffic." let's go out to our real baseball expert and weather expert. here's roberta. >> we're going to have the oakland a's baseball forecast coming up. right now let's look at some of the conditions in and around our microclimates. thanks to our weather watchers who are up early. linda r

when we get back to l.a. i'm going directly to zumba without hesitation. going to miss being here, i'm going to miss all of you, i really am. [ cheers and applause ] you know what i have to say? i kind of feel like you guys should stop having fun when we leave. i don't like the idea of it going on without me. but we're not done yet. we're closing things out tonight in a big texas way with the great and powerful willie nelson who is with us. [ cheers and applause ] if any of you are still selling girl scout cookies this could be your lucky night. last night bill murray was here, which was just great, unbelievable. all the funny things you hear about bill murray are true. he's just funny all the time. bill was talking about how important it when is you're out drinking to drink water. he feels very strongly that you should have one glass of water for every drink you have. so after the show we went out to see some live music. we went to see a rapper called earl sweatshirt who bill kept referring to as sweatshirt joe. when we got there, mr. sweatshirt was nowhe

we have candice bergen, why shall l.a. the chef, brian fraser, your favorite billy idol joyce carol oates jason siegel, pauley ready, john scal scalzi the science-fiction writer, something forsomething for everyone families, students. >> host: with kind of reaction you get to this book this? >> guest: an immediate success. when it was started 20 years ago it became a cornerstone in los angeles culture, people marking alpha all year long. a signature event. it is one of the largest festivals of its kind. there's nothing like it anywhere in the united states. it started very simply, bringing together people who create books and people who love to read from but it is a much broader celebration. we have a big book award we give out every year and this year we are adding something new an idea of exchange where malcolm glad well is going to be in conversation with critics, and npr film critic. >> host: booktv will also be fair. we've partnered with the l.a. times festival of books to create a book bag. and the usc campus just ha

you should know that's what it's like to live in l.a. every day. to traffic, the festival brings in a lot of money. some people think south by southwest is becoming too corporate. you know what, to me i just think those people don't understand the red bull energy level awesomeness of enjoying a nutritious mcdonald's big mac from the comfort of your nissan cube. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: please say hello to our great band, they came all the way from l.a. in a 1982 volkswagen golf, cleto and the cletones! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight we have -- the world's first japanese country music star, the legendary tomi fujiyama is here. there's a new documentary produced by morgan sperlock and elijah wood called "made in japan." tomi is the first japanese woman to play the grand old opry. welcome, tomi. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm thinking about having t-shirts made that say "tomi is my homie." would than all right? you don't speak english, do you? well, we're excited to be back in austin. everyone was so warm and welcoming last year. and w

i was so surprised a, a woman wrote it, b, the "l.a. times" reported it. here in l.a. they're thinking about putting botox in the water much that's irrelevant whenis running for office. this is not supposed to be about her hair, what color if her breasts are hanging to her knees, if she had botox or dental work. this is sexist. >> they say that can help you out. someone said on larry king live, it is called a face lift. sorry. i digress. the headline is like, what? she's getting praised for not getting a face lift? >> talk about setting bart low, number one. number two, talk about a back handed compliment. congratulations, you look like an old bag and we think that's great and all that stuff. geez, thank you. there is that side of it. but look, men and women alike are judged relentlessly on their appearance. >> oh, come on! >> no wait. wait. >> leslie? >> i'm pretty. so i don't have to worry about it. it's just a look that i have. it's okay for me. i don't have to worry about that part. but bill clinton his own self recently had to respond or through proxies respond to

in l.a.oakland pa madison squaring off for her shaw second time in a wean for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. i you. >> coming up at 11:00. sexually assaulted while under answer theechlts local worker accused of really shocking crimes. police think there could be more victims. >> plus crowd funding everywhere. but do you really know where your money is going? tonight 7 on your side michael with the good and the bad of on line fundraising. >> those stories and more coming object 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7 >> baseball to talk about. >> you are

complete highlights on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> ais hosting l.a.osting l.a. 454 feet later, left center. trout's fifth of the year. 3-0 game. a swing and a hot bat, sixth. base hit to center. ties the game at three. seventh inning. facing trout. two-run double down the left field line. for a 6-3 lead. and that's where it is right now in the eighth. also have the complete highlights over on abc 7 at 11:00. >>> first in major league history today because of the recent riots in baltimore, today orioles-white sox at camden yards played with no fans in attendance. probably a first for the players too. even in little league, mom and dad were watching. the caleb joseph fakes the autograph to no one. tosses the ball into the stands to no one. former a's pitcher jeff sam mastercard gentleman to no one. baltimore went on to win the game. it had to be weird 8-2 your final. >>> 49ers staging their voluntary veteran minicamp today under their new head coach, jim tomsula. the timing a bit strange the day before the draft. coaches on the field for the first time

louis, l.a.n't know we'll wait and see and find out. 7 ports brought to you by toyota. >> even that 5 second sound bite harbaugh seems -- >> he has an edge to him. he does. but it works for the most part. least for a few years. >> thanks. >> wheels come off. people get tired. >> all right. >> thank you for joining us this evening. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> that's right. 7 news discontinue now on line on twitter facebook all the mobile devices with our abc 7 news app devices with our abc 7 news app. >> good rest of the evening see you again at 11:00 o'clock on channel 7 ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. look at all these cute little cracks on your heels. my feet have had some experience, okay, josh? they've seen things. i didn't mean anything bad. (laughs) i so don't care. seriously. oh, boy. (telephone rings) (beep) hello? why are yo

themselves, san francisco, reading, sacramento, all about an inch lesser amounts santa barbara and l.a. unfortunately, not as much in the southern half of the state. northern sierra looking good one to two feet higher elevations, the drive of 80 a little hairy throughout the night and tomorrow. today's forecast out there, temperatures are definitely cooler than they have been setting the stage for the storm system. 50s and 60s down to sacramento l.a., 66 too. a big change. you can tell the weather pattern has changed across the country as all the warmth has shifted now into the middle of the a coastline. temperatures in the low 50s with rain. so this isn't going to end the drought, barely going to dent it but we'll take what we can get. >> bill thank you. did nsa leaker edward snowden even read the top secret material he stole before he leaked it tsarnaev plus an 18 year sentence and women victimized in a revenge poor trial speak out. you're watching "early today." >>> today lawyers for aaron hernandez will start laying out his defense. the former new england patriot is accused of kill