[ clap clap ]e l.a.! [ clap clap ]e fc! [ clap clap ]e l.a.! [ clap clap ]e fc! they build the stadium. >> jimmy: what does "fc" stand for? >> hopefully we will build the stadium. >> jimmy: you're building a a stadium? >> i'm not personally. [ light laughter ] if i were -- >> jimmy: i hope not. please don't build a stadium. >> i really want to. >> jimmy: no, no, you can't. >> there's part of me that wants to build a stadium. >> jimmy: but this is exciting. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is huge. >> i'm part owner. >> jimmy: i'm gonna be rooting for these guys. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and "fc" stands for football -- >> football club. >> jimmy: yeah. and this is -- i mean, you're a big soccer guy. >> i'm a big soccer guy. and i plan to be kind of a -- the way i'm gonna model my role as an owner is kind of a a george steinbrenner type. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm gonna wear a lot of turtlenecks -- [ light laughter ] and sports coats. >> jimmy: sure, that's fun. >> and hire and fire one manager like ten times in one season. >> jimmy: you need a a billy martin character. >> yes,

and what is l.a.?erican, filipino, vietnamese, thai, samoan, bangladeshi. everybody who's left their mark continues to shape the town, determine its character. k-town exists right upside its latino neighbors, and i guess it's natural that both cho and choi identify very much with mexican street culture. few things embody that particularly southern california latino street culture more than low-riding. estevan oriol is a photographer. >> estevan: go on the other side of that pole. >> anthony: chronicler of everything iconic at the crossroads of hip-hop, design, tattooing, fashion, and low-riding. >> estevan: the old timers, they used to cut the coils or put bricks or sandbags in their trunk to make them lower. and then around the '70s is when it got popular. >> anthony: why these particular models of cars? >> estevan: it's pretty much always been, uh, late '50s, all the way through the '60s, and into the '70s. and then the '80s came up. they started bringing in the cadillacs and the regals. the most cla

he was showing a lot of police abuse in east l.a.. some believe he was targeted, they were looking for him that day and that's why he was killed. raul's theory that he was not killed by the teargas projectile. he was killed from the inside, someone killed him from the inside. what is your evidence? he said, look, when president kennedy was killed, look what happened to his head. it was blown off. if a teargas projectile hit him that size, there would be no head. but, there was a head. you see film of the mortuary later on, you see a head. raul thinks he was killed from the inside. i don't know that he will ever prove that, but that is his conspiracy theory. this is raul testifying at the inquest. at one point, the judge is showing one of his pictures and he said, "what is that image on that side?" raul says that is a picture of che guevara and all the chicanos start clapping and so forth. the judge knew that was che guevara and he was adjusting that raul sympathized with the communists -- in 1972, when the party held its first and onl

the first was l.a., the l.a. of your upbringing. the family stuff was fascinating. great grandmother who sold patterns up and down the coast, right? your grandmother, your parents, your dad at ucla. you at the ucla lab school. the stuff with your brother, which is so moving and interesting and ultimately important to understanding your story. but l.a. as a character in this book is really great. can you talk a little bit about the importance of l.a. to you? >> well, first of all, i tried to think of ways not to write about myself, or -- yeah, i wanted it to be a portrait of l.a. at a certain time, the '60s and '70s. and, i don't know. i just think that's something that you can't get off the internet or you can't get a sense of the context or -- you know, i think that's why memoirs and books are so important. but it's such a strong feeling about l.a. during that time that i just carry it around still. >> right. and it was consequential in terms of how it and how what you saw there and did there influenced your art and your music later, right? it was -- it wasn't just

l.a. rival dodgers. the new pitcher had a standout game. but it's giants' short stop who stole the show. crawford and the giants get the hard-fought win in l.a. 4-3 over the dreaded dodgers. >>> a killer quake rocks south america. we'll update. plus the warning being issued. a twister hits the part of the world that never sees tornados, what damage it left behind. >> testers heating up. no records out there but a lot of 70s and 80s. warming temperatures coming tomorrow. we'll talk about it next. . >>> we are now learning at least 41 people are dead following a powerful earthquake off the coast of ecuador this evening. the u.s. g says that quake registered 7.8 and hit near a central coast city. reports indicate the shaking lasted about 90 -- rather 40 seconds and was felt some 100 miles away in he can with a dor's capital. this is what people experienced. [ ecuador's capital. the wake reduced many buildings to rubble. debris scattered in city streets and some cars have been smashed by falli

welcome to l.a. >> makes me miss l.a. so much more. they did clip a car during all of this.kily no one got hurt. you don't want to laugh at these things. this one was very bizarre. >> can't make this stuff up. >> no. >> i want to see those selfies. >> thank you so much, diane. >>> when we come back, my final "skinny." you are getting emotional. i did notice a little tear in your eye. that's so sweet. >> yes. no, ac contact lens problem. and the end of another era to tell you about, "american idol" is all over. the highlights next. >> you okay? >> i'll be okay. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ skinny, so skinny >> okay. "skinny" time. we'll start with the swan song of "american idol." the fox show's big finale took place last night from the dolby theater in hollywood had, the same venue as the oscars. >> this was the end of the 15th season "american idol." the producers promised a celebration of the show's remarkable history and some of the show's most famous alum did not disappoint. ♪ ♪ let me love you ♪ ♪ stop dragging my, stop dragging my hear

two, still findinging time do rock those abs while commu between l.a. and vancouver working on her new show. >> we have to get away from the river. >> t's so, so good. and brooke shields is guest starring on our finale too. >> i have known her since we were 11 years old, we started modeling together. so yeah, such a treat to hang out together. >> how cool they knew each other? >> samantha harris was lucky enough to chat with another mother who we spoke with way back when. kimberly williams paisley, the relationship she has with her ailing mother is truly going to -ptouch your heart. the name everybody falls for kimberly, father of the bride. >> i'm engaged, i'm getting married. >> i'm sorry, what did you sayy >> dad, i met a man in rome, and he's wonderful and brilliant and we're getting married. >> there's some rumors of a third father of the bride. >> would you want toothe a third one? >> i totally would want to do a i heard a great story line. kiran culkin is coming back and wedding. i don'ttknow if there's ny >> all right. >> they haven't called me

today, 79 in last, 69 in l.a. and the four corner regions, a storm, emerging in the plains, slight risk of severe storms and in eastern colorado. temperatures go up. 84 in l.a. saturday, some areas could get up near 90 especially the deserts as we go to salt lake city, 60s. seattle gorgeous. a great stretch of weather. bottom line this weekend, if the weather is nice it's going to stay nice. if it's bad, it's going to stay bad. stagnant blocky weather pattern we call it. getting a snowstorm in colorado. famous for the april snowstorms. actually one of their snowiest months of the year, nofr and april. they'll pick up 8 to 12 inches of snow in denver saturday. sunday arrives, san francisco up to 79. beautiful. setle 77. l.a. at 86. a lot of warmth building on the west coast pap great weekend. santa rosa northwards through eureka. a lot of nice stuff in the west this weekend. >> i can't believe. 86 in l.a. is fantastic for the weekend. like bathing suit weather already. thank you. >>> a charles manson disciple gets

and also in l.a., kelley cuoco hit the pump. but check out the footwear.bucks. garner's got puppy love and from the looks of it a lot of patien as well. here's she is practicing her good dog on her go retriever pup. >>> and from puppy love, from me you. it took as if cat totally came in as a wreckinn ball on miley cyrus. the 23-year-old documented her cat fight on instagram on monday, her arms and hands se scratched up. and yes, that is blood on her bleached locks. >> that's another way stars are like us, especially dads, we just can't wait the realty that our baby girls are starting to date. listen to what john travolta told us his wife kelly and his daughter. >> are you >> i don't interfere with that. she has two guys that sh hangs out. i don't ask anything about what they say or do with ea other. >> that would not fly in your house, would it? >> by the way, kelly says she knoww everything. >>> if you want to know some busy mom secrets. samantha harris sat down with laurie laughlin to see how balances her own full house. >> how you balance being a mom, h

and it's exciting for us in l.a. because we have a football team here after 20 years with no teams, we now have -- we reclaimed the l.a. rams, and the rams had the first pick tonight. >> with the first pick in the 2016 nfl draft, the los angeles rams select jared goff, quarterback, california. >> jimmy: that's jared goff. looks a little bit like ryan gosling. we're going to talk to him live in a few minutes. he's a millionaire now just like that. just like jarod from the jewelry store. half an hour ago he was a college student with no money. miley cyrus, by the way, has a new tattoo. she shared a photo on instagram yesterday. look at it. she posted what she described as a tattoo of jupiter the planet. the only problem is if you zoom in you see that is not jupiter. that's saturn, and they're mixing up the planets. they say it's one of the side effects of being hit in the head with a wrecking ball, but i don't know why. i would put so much thought into something i had permanently put on my body. maybe it had something

l.a. this week, turns out the driver making all these donuts on hollywood boulevard used to be a tactical driver for the u.s. marines. the pentagon said herschel reynolds was prematurely discharged in january. he and an accomplice led l.a. police on a chase. he was booked on suspicion of burglary. >>> a massive crowd showed up to the funeral services this afternoon for merle haggard held at a local arena because his family anticipated a big crowd. haggard died wednesday, his 79th birthday. >>> we're getting a sneak peek of the roll and roll hall of induction ceremony. watch. >> ♪ johnny come lately new kid in town ♪ ♪ . >> a little eagles tribute. that was sheryl crowe. this year's inductees include cheap trick, deep purple, chicago and steve miller made it known he was not happy. >> they said you can have two tickets, one for your wife, one for yourself. want another one? it's $10,000. i said i'm playing here. what about my band? >> and he went on and on. the induction ceremony airs april

the animal was out for a jog last night in a town just north of l.a. police tranquilized the bear and returned it to the national forest that borders the town. now he has a great story to tell his friends. >>> a transgender woman defied north carolina's bathroom law at the governor's office. abused by dennis hastert. those are some of the morning headlines. "the washington post" reports a $1.8 million lawsuit against former house speaker dennis hastert. an unnamed man claims hastert promised him the money to keep quiet about sexual abuse decades ago. hastert already paid him nearly all of that money and broke banking laws in the process, and he will be sentenced for that tomorrow. "the tennesseen" reports on erin andrews. terms were not revealed. >>> buzz squnfeed reports that a transgender woman claims to have used the bathroom in the office of the north carolina governor. at least 50 demonstrators were arrested yesterday in the capital, raleigh. they were protesting a new state law that bans transgender people from using bathrooms that match their ge

. >>> and a wild bear keeps an l.a. neighborhood on edge for hours overnight. >> there's a guy right there with some food. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. voters in five eastern states begin casting their primary ballots in a few hours in the ever-contentious race for the presidential nomination. the democrats are fighting for 384 delegates. front runner hillary clinton is leading polls in all five states. 118 republican delegates are up for grabs. ted cruz and john kasich are doing everything they can to keep as many as possible away from front runner donald trump. brooke, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. that plan by cruz and kasich to work together in three states to keep trump from securing the nomination came under predictaan from the gop front runner on monday. trump spent much of his rally using it as an example of what he calls a rigged system. this morning it's back to the business of amassing delegates.

according to the "l.a. times" it looks like they will very likely pass their own business plan at a meeting that's set to begin here in san jose in a couple of hours. bay law, they have to pass this plan by may 1 by law. to get a check-up on the project and how it was going we had to go to fresno where you will see the beginnings of what's the largest infrastructure project in the country. crews are getting the towers up for the elevated portion of the track digging pilings and even relocating a portion of highway 99. once done it will shorten the commute from fresno to san jose from three hours down to just 40 minutes! speaking of, it was a major coup back in february when the authority announced a major change in plans to go to san jose first instead of southern california. tunneling through the mountains to get to southern california was just too expensive and the high-speed rail authority figured that just getting a train done as a proof of concept would help attract more investors. critics say funding

winning the first two games of the series in l.a. game 3 starts at 7:30. thankfully, the game is indoors. >> they've made it colder in there because it's so hot outside. >> thanks for joining us here at 6:00. see you later tonight. >> bye bye. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> the first photos inside george clooney's star-packed dinner for hillary clinton. why george is knocking the price tag today. >> i think it's an obscene amount of money. >> now, on "extra." >>> george and amal, ellen and portia, jane fonda, breaking new details inside hillary's hollywood fundraisers, one at 350 grand a couple. then hillary unloads on the donald. >> big ego. >> as trump unleashes a new attack, only on "extra." >> nobody ever asked that question. >>> plus, bernie sanders versus elaine from "seinfeld." the hilarious "snl" spoof. >> what the hell am i?

late tonight the l.a. clippers lost their star player. >> chris paul might be out for the remainder of the playoffs with an injured hand. the warriors could face the clippers. getting back to steph curry's injury. >> the main thing to be taken away from this latest injury is this. there's nothing surgical needed for a full recovery. the great unknown is exactly how long it will take to make a full recovery. general manager bob myers said the two-week timetable is a best guess. this is a similar freak injury. a houston player falls. leaves a wet spot and down goes steph. we're talking about a world class athlete receiving world class treatment. there is a chance that he could return earlier than the two weeks. it is about how he responds with that knee. it could have been a lot worse. >> i was with him at the mri and he was pleased. it is one of those things where his body will dictate what escapable of could go. he is not unstable. mechanically sound. we won't throw him into an environment that he is uncom

l.a. right?and applauding) but if there's anybody in this building right now that was born and raised in l.a. in the 80's, early 90's, you'll remember the clippers were the worst, they were voted the worst sports franchise in all of sports. (audience laughing) the clippers were abso -- i'm gonna give you a little sports, i'm a give you a little l.a. history on the clippers. the clippers at one time, they were like the only team in the league without a shoe contract. (audience laughing) i'll never forget when ron harper played on the clippers, i went to a clipper game once and he was in the fox hills mall at foot locker buying shoes before the game. (audience laughing) with me! i'm like, "dude, i'm about to go to your game." he be like, "yeah, i'm gonna need some size 12's "so i can get on down to the coliseum "so i could play this game." it was so bad at one time the clippers, back in the day the lakers had all the stars at their games. dyan cannon and michael jackson and steven spielberg used to

it was nominated for the l.a. times' book prize in science. please welcome to the l.a. times festival of books jonathan waldman. [applause] >> thanks. >> is finish -- so my opening question for you is what is a bigger threat to the united states military, isis or rust? [laughter] >> there's a guy in the pentagon who would like you to throw that question at him. he's our nation's highest-ranked rust official. [laughter] he's been fighting a very good fight for about ten years now. he's making friends on the hill with a lot of politicians and among admirals in the navy who say we can't keep going the way we're going, losing hips to rust. we -- ships to rust. we can't build them fast enough. he would say it's clearly rust. i try to stay away from proclamations like that, but i did write in the book that rust is greater than all other natural disasters combined. and people this weekend have asked me, i don't get it, a book about rust. i said think about it this way: our most abundant element is attacking our most important material all the time, everywhere. so isis is not b

the san jose sharks will be playing the l.a. kings soon. the atmosphere shot but we'll show you why the team says it's important to keep the arena and ice cool. >> you saw the pregame street rally. now down to 81 degrees. we're track the heat and two chances of rain ahead in the next few days. >> and then fed up with seeing children at the unofficial san francisco marijuana festival? a plan unveiled today to make sure it is less of a problem this year. >> today, thousands flocked to the supreme court for an immigration hearing. coming up, we'll hear from a south bay student who is right in the middle. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) beating by deputies, pleaded not guilty in court today. >>> the man now infamous from a beating by deputies pleaded not guilty in court today. stanislav petrov faces a weapon and drug charges. p

s southwest college. >> hello, south l.a.! >> reporter: looking happy to be in l.a.er the battle in brooklyn because here the only yelling she had to do was over the partisan party. >> this is like what i have been waiting for my whole life. a woman president. she is going to be it. >> reporter: before an overflow crowd, clinton stuck to the now familiar themes of her campaign, mainly that she is ready to lead hitting on plans to raise minimum wage and the fight for equal pay for women. >> i have been shopping for a really long time ever since i was a little girl. and i have never gotten up to the cashier and had the cashier look at me and say, well, you're a white woman, so you only have to pay 78 cents on the dollar. >> reporter: she again criticized democratic opponent bernie sanders for supporting legislation that keeps gun manufacturers from being held liable for crimes committed with its guns. >> gunmakers and sellers should be held accountable. >> reporter: but through differences to basically everything about republican donald trump. >> but i don't want anyon

an l.a. times investigation found many voters who thought they were registering with no party preference actually selected american independent. that's a minor conservative party whose members aren't eligible to vote in either primary. voters have until in a 23rd to amend their registration. >>> a cal student kicked off a flight for speaking arabic, tonight how the airline is defending its actions. >> plus a brazen bike theft caught on camera and no one bats an eye. tonight we want to know what would you do? >> does this open air urinal look discriminatory to you? tonight the group suing plus the amount of dolores park. you heard that warning from enforcement? but when it comes down to it.. would yo anything? joe vazquez shows us the outrageous video. nats track: the surveillance video begins with a man in a trenchcoat and a cane, limpg do ia ... he wal >>> if you see something, say something. but when it comes down to it, would you do anything? joe vazquez has the surveillance video. >> repo

at the end of the chase, some -- l.a.some witnesses giving hand shakes after wild moves, donuts on hollywood boulevard. >> i don't know if this guy is showboating or what he's trying to do right there. >> reporter: sky 9 picked up the chase near downtown l.a. on surface streets, at least one of the men accused of breaking into aer is receipt aer is -- a cerritos home earlier in the day. after the donut adventure they did some quick sight seeing along the walk of fame. then it was off to the hollywood hills after speeding through that long winding road back through hollywood and to the freeway where this tmz tour bus driver cut them off. >> tmz, look at the tour truck. the tour bus is actually trying. he's trying to get out of the way. >> the passenger threw something at the bus while the driver sped around and took off. with no tires and probably not much gas they stopped in south l.a. and were arrested minutes later. the suspects are now being booked for burglary among in other charges. >>> roller coaster ride we've had

the sharks looking to field two games in l.a. we'll find out next in sports. those are some good looking tomatoes. yep. how long have you been growing them? for a couple months. me too. hey leonard, if we've been growing our tomatoes the same amount of time, why did your dirt grow more than my dirt? because my dirt's better than your dirt. oh. nature's care organic potting mix produces more tomatoes than those other guys. that's some good dirt. >>> in a research of last year's western conference finals, game one of round one was a cakewalk for the warriors. let's take you to oracle. steph curry, lax before tip-off, and that's the sinker, nice job. and curry pulls up, and second quarter, curry shakes free, and nothing but net. curry had 24 points in the first half, but some trouble for curry at the end of the half after a shot here. lands awkwardly on his right ankle. curry would go into the locker room, and the good news, curry appears to the bench and appeared to be in good spirits late in the game, and warriors win big, 104. sharks on a two-man rush. quick,

looks like a surfer gay, an l.a. guy. what kind of teammate was he? what was his composure like in the huddle? >> great teammate. a lot of attention is being thrown at him at a young age. he started as a true freshman. he had a lot thrown at him. his composure was what stood out the most really, because day one, he came in, he didn't make mistakes, bye he always kept composed, and that's what stood out. i think i'll carry on in nfl huddles, and that's what i think is going to be an amazing nfl player. >> real quick where do you expect to go in the draft? do you expect to go on saturday or maybe even tomorrow? >> i walked on coming into cal so just going through the high school recruiting process, college, that taught me not to expect anything, but wherever i go, i will be happy. >> good luck to you. >> thank you very much. >> and that's the story here from the cal football party watching the jared goff draft first overall by the l.a. rassments we're going to sent over to mark ibanez, sports director at the oakland ra

even l.a. natives felt welcome in the sea of orange and black. >> even wearing this color, everyone's really really nice. >> let's go giants! fans packed into the java house, steps away from at&t park. >> good for business. we knew that. wake up for the winter. >> reporter: the owner says he'll probably triple average sales today. >> similar faces a lot of new faces. >> reporter: inside customers crowded around the bar for a drink. >> opening day! let's tear it up! >> reporter: outside 8-year-old kaden was ready to talk baseball. >> we've won every even year. >> reporter: the kilpatrick family rode into the city on cal tran fearing gridlock on the roads which many described as -- >> typical san francisco traffic. >> reporter: thousands of people shelled out big bucks to celebrate the giants season opener. two blocks away from at&t, one lot offered game-day parking for 120 bucks. >> the uber rides, everything. definitely worth it. >> reporter: no matter what people paid to cheer on the giants, m

as a team, what does that mean for them, whether it's portland or l.a. and beyond? >> i really think this team is a little different. you look at how competitive draymond green is. even from last year's team. they just -- they want to make people realize that they're more than steph curry and i think they're going to take this as a personal challenge. i think they've already done it. if you look at the way they've played after curry got injured against the rockets, they played better after curry left. can they sustain that? probably not for the long-term. but for a few games, two, three games, i think they'll be fine without steph curry. >> what about motivation? you know the warriors are motivated. now people are saying that was the rockets. then they'll come out and say we can do it again. do you think that plays in to it? >> yeah, i think they're champions right now. they have a lot of pride. and they want to make sure that people know there's more to this team than steph curry. while he's great and he's going to win the mvp again, the reality is draymond green i

thursday she will be in l.a. and then friday campaign in oakland. clinton opened her first california headquarters in downtown oakland yesterday. >> now oakland uh -- appears to be the focal point. better me sanders will open an office in north oakland. california's presidential primary is june 7th. and with just 39 dayses to go until california's june 7th primary, stay up-to-date on the campaigns with the abc7 news app, download it for free and enable push alerts. >>> a wind warning is happening now in the bay area. this is a live look outside. you can see the flag being blown shed around in -- blown around in the wind. sandhya patel is tracking the wind in live doppler 7hd. >> let me show you live doppler 7. the skieses are clear except for a few clouds along the coastline. the wind advisory just began at 11:00 to fight for the hillses above a thousand feet. it is the north bay hills and east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. it runs until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. gusts to 45 miles an hour means a a potential for downed treeses and power lines. we a

coming up, car chases have become common in l.a. this isn't your typical l.a. chase. it was a wild one. what it took to stop a mountain lion prowling near a school. >>> and today we're looking at bright sunshine across the bay area. temperatures warm into the 70s and 80s. even warmer for tomorrow. we're back with a full forecast after this. kira/cu much more ahead on today in the >>> welcome back on this saturday. we start you off with your hour by hour forecast. what you're going to find is lots of sunshine across the bay. we'll get close to 80 degrees. temperatures will fall back to 78. so overall it's going to be a nice warm day across the bay area. and temperatures are starting off nice and mind. even in san francisco at 54 widespread 70s and 80s. we'll get back to the low 80s today. if you're headed to the warriors and rockets today around 12:30, 73 degrees. winds will be generally light out of the northeast at 5 to 15. it doesn't matter. it's inside. if you're headed that way, just a forecast as you get into the stadium. but if you're going anywhere across the b

the head of the l.a. headquarters for ups to )-right-paren over this, but i think it's fair to happen. he is maddened by the simultaneous desire of consumers to have that convenience and get their absolute hatred of having more trucks on the road delivering stuff in battles against things like extendingee the 710 freeway in completing that after 40 years of not connecting to where it is supposed to go. we wanted on we don't want to pay for a kind of situation.n. we are facing another kind that they are hurtling towards the digital economy. >> are you suggesting i should martyr so much stuff? >> that was my last book. we do get and accumulate so mucc stuff from far off. that's really what this "door to door" idea came out of. looking at my own hobbit and one day in the life of what it take to keep us moving and keep us in socks and shoes and all thatan stuff that comes in at the port of los angeles.ng 30%, 40 but an is coming up the road that we don't want tosh. finish you dig down and see howi much we are

this "l.a.mes out a couple of days ago putting enormous pressure on her. >> to do what? i should have read this thing but to do what? why the "l.a. times." >> ratchet up the investigation. it was a civil action now it's a criminal. >> why do they want this guy in jail? why? >> because, look, the "l.a. times" is the tool of the democrats, a tool of the left. planned parenthood is a crowned jewel of the leftist movement in this country. >> this newspaper embarrasses miss harris who then issues a warrant so 11 guys go out. >> the time something very suspicious. it appears there is something else here. >> it's a political thing. she is running for the u.s. senate. on her senate campaign website she is soliciting signatures to defend planned parenthood. over the course of her political career, bill, she has accepted over $21,000 from individuals and super pacs for planned parenthood. >> one more question, eboni,udú this looks very political. would you agree. >> i think the timing is very suspicious,

thursday she will be in l.a. and then friday campaign in oakland. clinton opened her first california headquarters in downtown oakland yesterday. >> now oakland uh -- appears to be the focal point. better me sanders will open an office in north oakland. california's presidential primary is june 7th. and with just 39 dayses to go until california's june 7th primary, stay up-to-date on the campaigns with the abc7 news app, download it for free and enable push alerts. >>> a wind warning is happening now in the bay area. this is a live look outside. you can see the flag being blown shed around in -- blown around in the wind. sandhya patel is tracking the wind in live doppler 7hd. >> let me show you live doppler 7hd. the skieses are clear except for a few clouds along the coastline. the wind advisory just began at 11:00 to fight for the hillses above a thousand feet. it is the north bay hills and east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. it runs until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. gusts to 45 miles an hour means a a potential for downed treeses and power lines. we

more from the l.a. times festival of books, ariana huffington, also, nationally syndicated talk show host, author of the 10 commandments, still the best path to follow. then reza azla talks about his book, the times of jesus of nazareth. join us next saturday for our live coverage of the annapolis book festival. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with policy issues that impact you. scott paul president of the alliance for american manufacturing will join us. and react to the most recent trade numbers which showed the u.s. trade deficit rising to a six month high. johns hopkins hospital lab and security director will talk

the crew of southwest 4463 from baltimore to l.a., let him share her story. asking fellow passengers to write his sister a note. >> stay strong, and people love you and care for you very much. >> reporter: he thought he may get a few. he got 96. the notes poured in from old and young. >> high five from eli, age 2. >> reporter: louann passed away this week, but not before she saw this one. >> you're so loved. that, to me, captured the tone of the flight. total strangers showing her love.

. >> now former l.a. district attorney gill garcetti with an explosive admission, speaking out about how things should have been done differently at the o.j. trial, telling the "new york post" that prosecutor marcia clark wasn't my choice, i didn't pick her. the former d.a. going on to say that clark didn't pay attention to the clitrial consultant and chose african-american women despite being advised not to. she didn't listen and once she did that there was no chance we'd get a guilty verdict." according to the "new york post" garcetti said clark lobbied to take the lead and an emotional clark was no match for simpson's dream team. tonight clark responding telling abc news that it was garcetti's decision as to who should lead the case and it's absolutely untrue that i wouldn't listen to the jury consultant. earlier this year, clark appeared on "the view" and spoke about the miniseries. >> for me it's reliving a nightmare. it's just awful. every bit of it is awful. hard for me. absolutely. i did not think

some of the mountains outside l.a., enhancement of rain too. rainfall amounts over the next three days total. highest totals, highest peaks in the mountains. almost two inches possible. beneficial rain. didn't get a lot of rain this winter season in areas of southern california. rare to get it in the middle of april, what we'll do, and in and around l.a., half inch to an inch. northwest, still be the mississ as florida. warm today also in california. >> i'll take the 79 in reading, too. >> pretty nice in california, although not for mammoth. we need the snow. >> at higher elevations, the snow. >> good. thank you, bill. >>> just ahead, airlines flyers smaller seats. >>> and up, up and away. sending a pooch to the stratosphere. you're watching "early today." cw kitchen... so they're even faster. so they can help us with our free throws. (vo) the time-saving frigidaire gallery line... with a quick preheat, a dishwasher with four times better water coverage, and smudgeproof stainless steel that resists fingerprints and cleans easily. it's meal time

emily: where are egos bigger, l.a. or silicon valley? troy: both.hter] emily: people here think they can change the world, is that awesome, or is that arrogant? troy: i think it's awesome. you know, because i think in order to change the world, you have to have big, audacious goals. and we need elon musk. you know, we need mark zuckerberg. we need larry page. we need marc andreessen. and by the way, we need george lucases and steven spielbergs and m. night shyamalans and j.j. abrams, i think we need both. emily: your father spent time in jail for murder. how did you overcome that? ♪ emily: you had a complicated and difficult childhood. how did you overcome some of the things that you had to go through, which no kid should have to go through? troy: we grew up in a really tough neighborhood. you know, we went to sleep to gunshots every single night. you know, it was something regular. you know, my mom worked 30 years at children's hospital in philadelphia. got up to go to work every day, 5:30 a.m. we would pour out the penny jar, and count out the pen