los angeles has the l.a.er. >> get out of the river now. >> there's a city ordinance that says you ain't supposed to o be inin the riverbed. >> i know, but-- >> including myself [indistinct] for not evenen being where they aare. so, i i want them all titicketed, e every one of them. >> you rang? aqua-taxi? come on in! having come from the east coast, where i leaearned canoeing, and the northwest, where e i learned kayaking, there w was some strae attractioon toward the l.a. river, as kind of demented as i know that sounds. but i had a boat, and there's a 51-mile length of river, and i have this vision, i don't know why exactly, but i have this unreasonable vision to go from the beginning of the river to the end. i first got interested in the l.a. river a bit by accident in 2008. in the spring of 2 2008, there s a bit t of a controversysy thats brewing in l.a. at the time that cenrered around t this notn of navivigability, uh, as itt relates t to the cleaean water . >> the clean n water act t is supposed to pr

larry beil is there and as this report. >> reporter: l.a.ive has come alive for nba all-star weekend. this place is packed. most of the major events will be held here at the staples center, home of the lakers and the clippers. ironically, there are no lakers or clippers in the actual all-star game itself. there are, however, four golden state warriors in the game. >> yo! >> today steph curry and klay thompson participated in a junior nba event, steph ready to enjoy a few days in l.a. >> the city of stars. there's no shortage of people that will be around. all different festivities. there is a different buzz. great weather in l.a. amazing scenery. a lot of history obviously. so it's always fun to come here. >> get 'em! there you go. defense, defense. >> draymond green through in on thursday to take part in the nba karps program, visiting kids at los angeles children's hospital. >> i think sometimes we all go through things and it's like, oh, my god, it's so bad. then you realize what these kids are going through and what their experience is.

larry beil is there and as this report. >> reporter: l.a.ve for nba all-star weekend. this place is packed. most of the major events will be held here at the staples center, home of the lakers and the clippers. ironically, there are no lakere all-star game itself. there are, however, four golden state warriors in the game. >> yo! >> today steph curry and klay thompson participated in a junior nba event, steph ready to enjoy a few days in l.a. >> the city of stars. there's no shortage of people that will be around. all different festivities. there is a different buzz. great weather in l.a. amazing scenery. a lot of history obviously. so it's always fun to come here. >> get 'em! there you go. defense, defense. >> draymond green through in on thursday to take part in the nba karps program, visiting kids at los angeles children's hospital. >> i think sometimes we all go through things and it's like, oh, my god, it's so bad. then you realize what these kids are going through and what their experience is. it brings you back a little bit and make y

daytime running lights in l.a. the headlights. were testing the practical five door model but there's also a three door available for a slightly lower price. but let's get back to what makes this car different its natural gas drive compared to the conventional model the c. and she said the go costs around two thousand euros more. if god so why use natural gas right now to explains that it burns more clearly than gasoline or diesel and during combustion it produces twenty five percent less c o two you know particulate matter and a little mite region oxide a c.n.c. vehicles eco balance is even better than an electric cars when the electricity generation is figured in he says an electric car produces some ninety grams of carbon emissions the city go see energy just eighty two. yr are the technical specs in a nutshell with this fifty kilowatt engine of a natural gas powered city go can reach a top speed of one hundred sixty five kilometers per hour on the highway though it takes sixteen point three seconds to go from zero to one hundr

and to emphasize, the "l.a. times" is reporting this within the last couple of hours that former trump aide rick gaits te pleading guilty and willing to testify against manafort. paul butler, i will ask you to stick around a bill longer with us. because we are following breaking news and "l.a. times" reporting that former trump campaign aide rec gates will receive a special deal we will have a lot more significance on all of this. stay with us. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near pollen. there's flonase sensimist. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. sometthat's when he needs the way ovicks vaporub.'s sleep. proven cough medicine. with 8 hours of vapors. so he can sleep. vicks vaporub. goodnight coughs. imagine if the things you bought every day... earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag. two

audio in l.a. . and voles new x e forty s.u.v. . showing off its new compact crossover and she'll be the x e forty in the snowy austrian alps in the swedish manufactures s.u.v. family gets the smaller brother of the exceed ninety and x c sixty. as our current testament is correct explains the x e forty as well was first model based on its new compact modular architecture which is soon to be rolled out in other models as well when designing completely new architecture like this he says it's always a challenge to get everything working in practice the way it should in theory. but so far it all seems to have worked out quite well. in five. syria. this test car has a one hundred forty kilowatt four cylinder turbo charged diesel engine it takes the sprint from zero to one hundred seven point nine sank it's reaching its top speed at two hundred ten kilometers per hour that car. maker rates the compact issue viz fuel consumption and five point one leaders per one hundred kilometers all wheel drive is standard on the x. c. forty along with

the streets of l.a.d lined with mega mansions, but those same streets are increasingly known as home to those without a home. on any given night last year, there were nearly 58,000 homeless people in l.a. county aconnecticuting for an aston mishing 10% of america's homeless population. tent cities and encampments have exploded throughout downtown l.a. and into the suburbs. in 2015 the city declared the homeless crisis to be a state of emergency. but the number of homeless people have climbed another 30% since then. why has the crisis reached such epic proportions? >> officials point to rapidly increasing flents a strong economy compound by a meantal health crisis and instuff resources for those facing homelessness. citizens of l.a. are not turning a blind eye. in the last two years new funding measures have passed to send more money to combat the crisis. but even so a new report from the county's homeless services authority found that despite this new funding there are still over 20,000 beds needed to fi

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that's not an uncommon situation for many here l.a. is expensive an average seventy square meter apartment in hollywood costs over two thousand dollars a month. rising rents are actually making the city more attractive says brian fold. the business man leases offices and apartments in hollywood. he's seen more and more entertainment companies move into the area in recent years . but also complains that the homeless make his customers nervous. they don't feel comfortable going out on the street to do their business or go out to lunch or to go shopping and so forth so we're getting a lot of pushback from businesses and people that are. that have opted to move into the area feeling that maybe they made a mistake and maybe they need to make a change in the l.a. homeless services authority provides shelters and other housing services for the city's homeless but it faces an uphill battle the authorities communications director says that's down to a lack of political will. there's just not enough of housing there are people who are on the low

the extent of the crisis is most apparent in downtown l.a. thank you for being in love inside of aids. every single one of us at last read that today god love conquers oh no we appreciate you father we love you and see how we now think it may lead to. this christians and geo distributes food some of the homeless receive state aid and food stamps but it doesn't get them very far. irwin lives on thirty dollars a month he's originally from chicago but came to l.a. for the warm winters you know i just hope that they start having temporary jobs so we could at least get data labor you know right so we can have money to you know do our hygiene things maybe try to get in touch with our families you know further north in hollywood summer has set up a camp on a side street the thirty three year old left utah to try her luck in california. but now all she owns is a bicycle in a few other things she's been living on the streets for a year and a half. things that i've come. to town talk to. a lot of people are cool. and a lot of people that live on the ne

emily: houston is this happening, his move to l.a.? has a house there so he is essentially moving now. real estate of the investment firms is happening in the next month or so. it's all pretty imminent. remains to be seen when it actually happens, but it's deathly something he is thinking about. -- definitely something he is thinking about. e.u., according to the facebook is not done enough to change restrictive user agreements, calling for stronger rules to punish companies that don't the law. -- statement said both should allow users to appeal when their accounts are removed. up, google is launching an ad blocker for its chrome web browser. we will discuss, next. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ continues its comeback. the cryptocurrency hit 10,000 again after a selloff in january sent the coin plunging from its record highs of almost $20,000. optimism for cryptocurrencies is increasing as a flood of news on regulatory crackdowns has been replaced with more positive headlines. pop-ups, o

the l.a. homeless services authority provides shelters and other housing services for the city's homeless it's just not enough of housing the people who are on the lower end of the economic socio economic scale and in some cases have no assets whatsoever can and can access and unfortunately it's overwhelm the rest other aspects of the system and shelter in particular and rapid rate housing. we visit the midnight mission in downtown los angeles. this is our program participant dining hall so people that live here are very real the organization has been around for a century providing meals shelters and rehab programs for the homeless manager joey weiner believes that every person who lives on the streets should get help tailored to their individual needs. housing is definitely very important that's top of the list of course but taking somebody off the street and just putting them in housing . i don't think it's necessarily the answer without having some kind of treatment. to bring them to being

jen showed off her l.a. remodel in architectural digest. >> there's nothing tougher than renovations. it's the worst. it's like childbirth where it's extremely painful and then you forget the minute you move in. >> then there's the bologna incident. his motorcycle was vandalized by bologna. >> the split news took an interesting turn. >> who wants them back together? >> social media went crazy. one fan tweeted somewhere jennifer aniston is crafting her hey let's grab kau tee to brad pitt. check out this make america great again. brad finding out about the split. jen considering a re-june i don't know. brad pitt when he finds out jennifer aniston is single. are brad and general reuniting. a source tells "e.t." they are quote absolutely not together. however, as the source put it you can't predict the future. according to the source aniston and pit have stayed in touch since the split. they have each other's cell phone numbers. adding this is nothing new jen and brad have remained friendly. the it couple marrie

let me ask you, hilda, l.a. where there's talk of sanctuary cities, talk about standing up to federal law enforcement. i mean, this sounds like what you're saying is that local officials should violate federal law by not enforcing it and not helping federal law enforcement enforce it. again, it must -- i think it would sit uncomfortably with a lot of americans if you were to describe it differently. when i think about the civil rights government, this was the argument of the southern states. they were not going to enforce federal law because it violates our culture and values. so, shouldn't local democratic officials enforce federal law whether they like it or not just the way in which they wanted local southern officials to enforce federal law? >> well i think for us, here, we have gone a step beyond. we have abided by i think rules of the game that do protect the safety of our communities. no one is here saying that we want to have criminals. no. we know what that means for the community but we also know there

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they were set up just for the l.a. area.nned to meet their other comrades at the century drive-in. their signal was a coffee cup on the top of the vehicle. >> we bought food,ed tom a waited. >> the sla suspects entered this sporting goods store, and they were caught stealing. they ran firing as many as 30 shots from a 30 caliber machine gun. one suspect dropped this revolver later traced to emily harris, a member of the sla. >> seeing the news of the mel's shoot-out, the six others realize the lapd knows they are in town. so they figure they need to get out of where they had been with bill, emily and patty and start looking for somewhere else to go. they are on 84th street and they drive through south central looking for a new place to stay. and they find a house in the middle of the night of may 16th on 54 street, a few miles away. >> we realize that they are not coming. we drove to the hills. we discussed our next move. emily or patricia possibly tried to imagine what we left behind. we realized that we left the parking ti

standards for you know when you would be able to use the autonomous vehicles you know if you're in in l.a. and it's you know seventy five degrees and clear that you know you're right it's allowed to use it but if you're in like you say buffalo new york in january maybe you know are people talking about that or is it too early to get into the nitty gritty of those potential regulations. well that's going to be some of the big factors i know we've discussed this before big regulations going to be government regulations and insurance those are going to be two major factors we still got hackers involved we haven't even come up with that where there the u.s. has stopped vehicle to vehicle communications and so they are not working on that that means there's still that means they can't come up with a permanent firewall that will actually protect you in a vehicle you're basically in an amusement ride you have no control so if an autonomous cars hacked it could be very dangerous plus we don't know there are some people that are a little nefarious and they might put something horrible into a car a

why is there so much political bias. >> i read that, he's going to l.a.? l.a.?> where were you from california? kennedy: i weren't too ucla. >> so you hate america. kennedy: no, i don't. i love it. there are liberty-minded people, but they have to whisper to each other because they want to work. if you are outspoken about your views and you don't have a bunch of billions of dollars. >> i think he's a fascinating guy. >> it takes 45 minutes to fly from northern california to l.a.? >> who would have thought. >> i think media other than tech. >> i don't think this whole environment will last long in hollywood. they continue to eat their own. if you disagree they tend to make you an outcast. i don't think -- >> be sustainable? there are a lot of people out there that aren't on that crazy left-wing side that they keep hush hush and keep it quite and just get the work done. >> it's pretty sad. >> l.a. county is right next to orange county. orange county is conservative for california. kennedy: laguna beach, here he comes. then the hills. thanks to our party panel. the

wealthy investing and publications massive layoffs and changes in management have been plaguing the l.a. times as they face challenges in adapting to the digital age no word of will take notice of the new york times a strategy on thursday the company said it added one hundred fifty seven thousand net digital only subscriptions in the fourth quarter well this pushes the overall subscription revenue to more than one billion dollars for the year takeover will reportedly allow the paper to repay its debt sixty five year old son john was born to chinese parents in south africa he came to the u.s. in the one nine hundred seventy s. to do a surgical residency at u.c.l.a. to shine reportedly made his fortune in the biotech industry developing a cancer fighting drug called a brac saying after selling two related businesses for nine point one billion he continued searching for a cancer cure and twenty four team he told sixty minutes he spent a billion in research he now also runs medical company mantell soon john is also part owner of the l.a. lakers and was often seen hugging kobe bryant's befor

spotted running errands in l.a.ay, the "bad moms" star was a total cool moma custom-made sweater with a hand-drawn family portrait, captioned "los kutchers." with two kids under 4, mila and ashton's world is all about parenting. >> i can write you a book on all kid friendly activities anywhere in the world. because that's what we do. we used to be like, what's the coolest club? and now i'm like, let me tell you about the zoo in atlanta. >>> and finally, a supermodel mom upstaged. ♪ i'm gonna love you now >> check out 5-months-pregnant in heels chrissy tiegen, out in new york with hubby john legend after grabbing mexican food with 21-month-old daughter luna. >> lulu,what are you eating? >> chrissy's black knit dress and strappy stiletto sandals -- that'll set you back $1,200 -- looked chic. but totally stealing the show? luna , rocking hot pink tweed nd beaming with confidence, just like her mom. >> baby luna is more like me. and i realize i can be difficult. so -- [ laughs ] >> never seemed difficult to me. but no w

. >>> two major southern california papers sold to a billionaire in l.a. the l.a. times sent out this tweet today saying that it and the san diego union-tribune were sold for $500 million. the new owner is a man by the name of dr. patrick soon-shiong, one of l.a.'s wealthiest residents. there have been three editors in six months, a sexual harassment investigation and unionization vote as well. >>> why not treat yourself to a scoop of ben and jerry's ice cream without the guilt? they have lower calorie treats with 60% less fat and sugar than regular ice cream, and there's three flavors, chocolate milk and cookies, caramel cookie bits, and chocolate cookie dough. >>> get out your phones if you are traveling soon. southwest kicked off a two-day flash sale focused on california. the sale is flights to and from the golden states. they are in san francisco's lax, and some tickets as low as $29 one way. $58 round trip. you have to fry through february 22nd and may 3rd. the deals are only good today and tomorrow. you've been warned. >>> unusually warm weather means ski se

we went to l.a. he was familiar with it. he lived there. none of us had ever lived there. >> acting on a tip, the fbi raided an apartment in san francisco and once again found itself a few steps behind the sla. inside, authorities found the keys to one of the getaway cars used in a recent bank robbery and the clothes supposedly worn in the same holdup. according to the apartment manager, the group moved out a week ago. >> when we went to l.a., we only had time to get one place so that we could regroup and then move out into other parts of the country. ms. moon and nancy were able to snag a house on 84th street in the ghetto, which is really ridiculous. it was like six women and one black guy and two white guys and it just looked peculiar. we decided we would send one of the teams and it was decided it would be me, emily and hearst and get some gear that we needed before we all split up. and it just so happens that one of the vans got an illegal parking ticket. we took the ticket with us to pay. patricia and emily and i had all of our weapon

. >>> aloha from l.a. abc7 sports director larry beil is in los angeles right now for refresh your home and save at ross. ross has all the home trends for kitchen, living room and bedroom for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. for the latest home trends, at big savings - you've gotta go to ross. ross is going all out... all outdoors that is. you'll find everything you need to make your outdoor space your favorite place. and if you want it all for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere, you gotta go to ross. >>> new at 6:00, the abc7 news i-team has learned a former napa high freshman football player has filed suit against the school district and four faculty members for failing to prevent a hazing incident testimony former freshman football player says he was attacked by older boys in a locker room and subjected to a hazing ritual called poking. these photos are from the school's investigation into the incident. the lawsuit says he suffered humiliation and permanent emotional and psychological harm. t

l.a.ng me is the founder of ne newsenomics.com. >> good to be with you. >> let's start with the sale of "l.a. times." patrick soon chung gets the paper. does he want to be the bezos of the west coast? >> the question will be is he going to follow the bezos playbook? it's higher people who know the business, and take that long-term view. a promised runaway, and he has delivered it five years ago, and there are others that have entered the business as billionaires and multimillionaires who haven't. >> ken, the "l.a. times" was once a powerhouse in journalism. it remains the fourth largest daily newspaper organization in the country. what is left of it? >> well, a lot is left. it's still the fourth biggest newsroom. it has 30 million people, and you compare that to someone like the "mercury news" in the bay area, and they are down to fewer than 50 in the newsroom. there is a lot to work with, but clearly the "l.a. times" has fallen five to ten years behind "the new york times" and "the washin

passengers aboard the delta flight from l.a.they had no idea they would be flying with the gold medal winners. >>> this morning the olympic spirit is living on through five guide dogs in training. the guide dog school guiding eyes for the blind in new york just named its olympic litter. that's because they're all named after american gold medalists, their names are jamie anderson, jessie diggins, kikkan randall, chloe kim and mikayla shiffrin. >> isn't that cute. look at those puppies. >>> a northern california teenager wowing the judges on the voice with her very sweet pure sound. it's pretty, right? >> pure sound, control. 17-year-old jackly lovey from plaserville first started singing and song writing when she was 11 years old. she was performing in old sacramento before stepping on "the voice" stage. >> i just got on the side walk and played with my guitar, i would find open mics or bars or cafes wherever they would have me. >> look at her on the big stage now. she describes her style as a mix of folk, americana and the clas

great weather in l.a. amazing scenery. a lot of history obviously. so it is always fun the couple here. couple that with all-star weekend and like i said all the names and the activities going around the weekend. so it's pretty cool. >> looking forward to that. >>> look at your screen. what exactly is that? sky 7 was flying over alameda yesterday morning when the pilot asked that very question after he spotted what looks like a rocket. he wanted to find out what it was and why it was here. abc7 news reporter jonathan blume found the answers. >> reporter: they are being awfully quiet about it. quieter than us. >> what the helicopters were about. >> that was our candidate helicopter. >> it was a beautiful helicopter. >> thank you. the folks at st. george spirits had no idea across the fence a stealthy start-up was testing a rocket. >> shouldn't they do that in desert or something. >> reporter: it is unexpected. >> i heard helicopters. and when i looked behind me i see a giant truck with a huge missile on it. >> reporter: a truck that left the alameda n

. >>> aloha from l.a. abc7 sports director larry beil is in los angeles right now for the nba ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ >>> new at 6:00, the abc7 news i-team has learned a former napa high freshman football player has filed suit against the school district and four faculty members for failing to prevent a hazing incident testimony former freshman football player says he was attacked by older boys in a locker room and subjected to a hazing ritual called poking. these photos are from the school's investigation into the incident. the lawsuit says he suffered humiliation and permanent emotional and psychological harm. the district declined to comment. this is the second federal lawsuit filed in connection with the napa high hazing scandal. napa county prosecutors brought criminal charges against six juveniles in the case. >>> the flu season may have finally leveled off nationwide and in california.

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great weather in l.a. amazing scenery. a lot of history, obviously. so it's always fun to come here. you know, couple that with all-star weekend and just like i said all the names, and the activities going on around the weekend. so it's pretty cool. >> abc7's sports director larry beil will be in los angeles for the nba all-star game. he will be posting the best moments as they happen on twitter and facebook as well as our abc7 news app and abc7news.com. you can catch more of his live reports throughout the weekend. >>> all right. take a look at this. what exactly is that? sky 7 was flying over alameda yesterday morning when the pilot asked that very same question after he spotted what looks like a rocket. we wanted to find out what it was and why it was here. jonathan blume got the answers. >> reporter: they are being awfully quiet about it. quieter than us. >> what were the helicopters all about this morning. >> reporter: it was our helicopter. >> nice work. it was a beautiful helicopter. >> reporter: the folks at st. george spirits had no idea that

according to "l.a. times" he will plead guilty.e will testify against paul manna for, his co-defendant in this case. it was a criminal case regarding financial crimes before he had anything to do with the presidential campaign. now, both of these men pleaded not guilty to those charges. so, you know, it is obviously a worrisome development for paul manafort, the fact his co-defendant in this case is willing to engage in this plea deal and testify against him. according to the "l.a. times" rick gates could spend about 18 months in prison. to give you context, the charges he was facing he could have faced upwards of ten years in prison if he had gone to trial and if he had been found guilty. this is a person who has a young family. he has four young children. he was facing personal pressure from his loved ones to kind of get this over with, but he was also facing financial pressure. it would have been very expensive for him to continue with this, to go to trial. now, if you are bob mueller, what does it mean for the grand scheme of t

she's comfortable in l.a. jen's a home body, she likes hosting friends and staying in. >> i'm a home body. i pretty much stay home or have a dinner, go out with friends. >> another issue, the paparazzi. they were "all over her" in new york. but justin tried to make it better. we're told he negotiated with them to make a deal that they would only shoot her once per day and then leave her alone. another factor that added to the marriage, remodeling the new york and l.a. homes. jen showed off her bel-air remodel in architectural digest, but the new york construction has been ongoing and neighbors are not happy. >> renovations are the worst. >> and then there's what our source calls the baloney incident. last year, his motorcycle was vandalized by being covered in baloney one day, and that upset jen, because she thought it was a neighbor that did that. she wasn't happy in new york. coming up, why twitter is freaking out over jennifer and brad pitt being single. our source els us whether reconciliation could happen

there was a radio in there tuned to police calls in l.a.hat showed they always had somebody up and about 24/7 so that you weren't going to surprise them. deputy chief gates was there and i went up to him and said if that idiot, meaning the special agent in charge of the fbi, is anywhere, we don't want anything to do with that idiot. he said, don't worry, you won't have to. >> the fbi had been planning the heavy role in san francisco, but by the time they got to l.a., it was lapd's turf. the lapd prevailed and took the lead in it. >> when i woke up that friday morning, it was about 7:00 in the morning. the two girls were standing up in the van and they knew that their next step was they needed another mode of transportation. that's when i was kind of hoping this ordeal would be over soon. >> emily and patricia decide to set up as if they are hitchhiking somewhere. they are going to take the first car that picks them up. and sure enough here comes a cadillac. they get in the car and take him hostage. he told me to stay there for about ten min

. >> the l.a. case was the worst case for her. there was tons of evidence against her in l.a. least a year between our case in l.a. and her case. when we were arrested, we only remained in the san mateo county jail for three days and we were transported to l.a. to go to trial in the mel's case. >> after deliberating for nine days, a los angeles jury found william and emily harris guilty today of kidnapping and robbery and the hold up of a sporting goods store. >> we were convicted to a six-year term. as soon as we were convicted, we could tell that there was pressure from the hearsts. they removed the judge. he had sat through the whole trial. he was very familiar with the evidence. he knew that not only was she probably guilty of everything that we were found guilty of, but that she would probably eat all the adws, the assaults with a deadly weapon because she's the only one who fired a weapon the whole time. she got a five year probation out of that. when we were doing six years in the pen. >> protected by guards hired by her family, ms. hearst had been aware the charge she

as i mentioned, they adopted the program in l.a. in 2012 and they accomplished quite a bit in a short period of time. 28% meat reduction that has led to significant carbon and water savings. at the same time, the district began purchasing better meat. including issuing $70 million in contracts for chicken produced without antibiotics. redirecting the food dollars to local producers led to the creation of over 150 jobs in the district supply chain and helped to improve the working conditions and live of over 165 truck drivers. with better wages and improved benefits. we have been working with oakland school district since 2014 and this past summer they earned the highest level of achievement with four stars in the program. not only has oakland's transformation led to benefit for students, the local economy and the environment, but they've done this while reducing per meal costs. our partners at friends of the earth documented over this two years, student participation and satisfaction in the school meals program increased. just to co

when justin was in l.a. with jen he was reportedly spending most of his time in the guest house. the bel air estate is featured in "architectural digest." finally jen on break ups. she shared her philosophy with us in 2006 and could explain why she's doing fine. >> relationships happen. they happen for a reason, a specific period of time. they're not necessarily meant to go on forever. >> all right. we hear you. let's go back to late night for a second. jen's frequent co-star jason bateman is set to go on jimmy kimmel. jason married justin antigen. >> i think kimmel will go there in his own jimmy way. >> they have to do it. >> from a split to a wedding. we have news on prince harry and meghan markles upcoming i dos. first kate steps out one day after her bafta snafu. here's how the duchess is making fashion news. kate's 7 month baby bump was visible. she was celebrating british designers. she co-hosted with do co if i the countess of wes sex. the duchess donned a dress from erdem. the countess wore burr berry. kate chatted with stella mccartney. the duchess met with vogue editor

jesse: the city council made a decision in l.a. on house parties and the party bros are here to respond next. >> raging at house parties is the truest ways to party. i tried to party at clubs, but it's almost impossible to let loose with such bad vibes. plus i'm on my parents' allowance and i can't afford bottle service. if you go through with this i'll be screwed. the l.a. city council didn't listen to the people. they voted to basically ban house parties from the hollywood hills. the bros are here to respond to these egregious legislative overreach. they can fine you up to $8,000, jail time is on the table for a few parties. you guys must be devastated. >> well, j-bone, it's safe to say we are not stoked. the council is flexing hard. and you know, not to be esoteric but i must turn to the fast and furious. act two, scene three, where palms car has just been blown up by johnny tran and tureto tells him he owes him a 10-second car and vince is still flexing in the background pretty hard. so paul didn't give. he stayed persistent in

we're viciously attacked and murdered by 500 pigs in l.a.nation watched and no t media -- >> there was one political rally, and it was at berkeley, and it was organized and hosted by a woman named kathy solia. she was an actress and she was angela atwood's best friend. >> we saw kathy soliah's picture in the newspaper while she was giving words for those who died. >> i knew her a little tiny bit. normally she would have not been a person that i would look up because there was too much of a connection in the recent past with angela. but we were desperate. >> i know it's not necessary to say, keep fighting. i'm with you. and we are with you. [ applause ] >> we ended up having this meeting with her. kathy brought jim, her boyfriend, i think her sister josephine was with her. she wanted to help us. she wasn't afraid that we were going to get her in trouble. they gave us enough money to keep us going for a minute. >> bill, emily and patricia are like hunted animals. they are running from the law, running from what they regard as certain death, bu