. >> seth: you know, my brother lives in l.a., i have so many friends in l.a.'easter is bearing down. [ light laughter ] >> 77 degrees and sunny in l.a. today. >> seth: yeah, well -- >> but i'll be back there tomorrow so no worries. >> seth: you think you'll be back there tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> i know, right. that's what i was worried about. >> seth: i got a feeling you're going to be my next guest tomorrow. >> yeah, do you have a place to sleep? >> seth: yeah. we got a place for you. >> awesome. awesome. >> seth: i'm always fascinated to talk to mayors because, obviously, we spend a lot of time on this show talking about national politics. and the people there spend a lot of time in their home districts, but obviously a lot of time in d.c. >> yeah. >> seth: you spend all your time living where you serve. >> yeah. >> seth: you live amongst your constituents. are people always coming up to you and telling them -- their problems? >> of course. it's the most direct democracy you can have. i mean, people find you at the grocery store. people find you at the park

and l.a.'an people, central america too, so they just get called mexicans anyways. you know, like, we're chicanos. we know we're from here. we know we were born here on this side of the line. our family relatives are from mexico, and we're proud of that, and we celebrate it our style. >> anthony: we live in unbelievable times right now. people are talking about mass deportations of mexicans. what's the problem here? where's does this fear and loathing come from? >> mr. cartoon: it's just racism is still alive and kicking in america, you know. we don't really hear it from the people we're around. we're around artistic, laidback people, you know. >> anthony: some idiot said, you know, "we've got to do something about this situation. all these mexicans come over, we're going to have a taco truck on every corner." and i'm thinking, "is this a bad thing?" >> estevan: where would all these food trucks be, you know? there was only taco trucks ten years ago. >> anthony: it's the prototype. >> estevan:

irbut came to l.a. for the warm he's oririwinters.riririririri irwin: i just hope they start having temporary jobs so we can at least get day labor around here, so we can have money to do thththththththththththththththto t in touchith our families, you know. reporter: further north in hollywood, summer has set up camp on a side street. i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i .

auto in l.a. . and volvo's new x e forty s.u.v. . showing off its new compact crossover and the x e forty in the snowy austrian alps and the swedish manufactures s.u.v. family it's the smaller brother of the exceed ninety and x c sixty. as our current testament as korat 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. this test car has a one hundred forty kilowatt four cylinder turbo charged diesel engine it takes the sprint from zero to one hundred in seven point nine seconds reaching its top speed at two hundred ten kilometers per hour. carmaker rates the compact s.u.v.s fuel consumption at five point one leaders per one hundred kilometers all wheel drive is standard on the x.e. forty along with an eight speed out of matic transmis

irbut came to l.a. for the warm he's oririwinters.riririririri irwin: i just hope they start having temporary jobs so we can at least get day labor around here, so we can have money to do thththththththththththththththto t in touchith our families, you know. reporter: further north in hollywood, summer has set up camp on a side street. i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i . now all she owns is a bicycle and a few other things. she's been living on the streets for a year and a half. summer: the things that i have- well, a lolot of people are, yu know, out of prison or jail, and rererererererererererererererer. and, you know, they are great people, like, , i have really learned a lot from them and made some really good connections, but it's not the safest environment. reporter: summer was able to get by for a while with a waitressing job, but when she lost it, she had to move out of her apartment. that's not an uncommon situation for many here. l.a. is expensive. an average 70 square meter apartment in hollywood

this will be the 33rd l.a. marathon that i've done. >> reporter: it's probably important to note that smith turns 81 next week. the retired orange county superior court judge used to do as many as seven marathons a year. but these days, he only does the l.a. run. unwilling to surrender his status as a legacy runner, one of roughly 140 people who finished every l.a. marathon. >> i sometimes wish i had missed one early on so i wouldn't have to keep -- think about keeping on the tradition type of thing. but i didn't, and it's good for me. >> reporter: even though it nearly killed him in 2011 when he fell and hit his head near the 22-mile marker. >> turned out i had a sub durl hematoma. >> but he finished stubbon as ever as his wife judy would attest. and james would tell you she's in the middle of an even more grueling marathon. >> she's 57 years she's put up with me. >> reporter: and she'll have to put up with at least one more marathon. a victory for smith not measured by his stop watch but by the finish line. >

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reporter: the l.a.omeless services authority provides shelters and other housing services for the city's homeless. but it faces an uphill battle. the authority's communications director says that's d down toa lack of political will. tom: there is just not enough housing that people who are on the lower end of the socio-economic scalele -- and n some cases have nono assets whatsoever -- can access. and unfortunately, it's ovoverwhelmed the other aspectsf the system, shelter in particular, and rapid re-housing. reporter: in november of 2016, l.a. residents voted to raise property taxes, with proceeds going to help the city create more affordable housing. the goal is to build about 10,000 residential units over the next decade. but there are almost six times that many homeless in the county. we visit the midnight mission in downtown los angeles. joey: this is our program participant dining hall, so people that live here in our various programs will eat here. reporter: the organization has been around for a

this will be the 33rd l.a. reporter: it's probably important to note that smith turns 81 next week. the retired orange county superior court judge used to do as many as seven marathons a year. but these days, he only does the l.a. run. unwilling to surrender his status as a legacy runner, one of roughly 140 people who finished every l.a. marathon. >> i sometimes wish i had missed one early on so i wouldn't have to keep -- think about keeping on the tradition type of thing. but i didn't, and it's good for me. >> reporter: even though it nearly killed him in 2011 when he fell and hit his head near the 22-mile marker. >> turned out i had a sub durl hematoma. >> but he finished stubbon as ever as his wife judy would attest. and james would tell you she's in the middle of an even more grueling marathon. >> she's 57 years she's put up with me. >> reporter: and she'll have to put up with at least one more marathon. a victory for smith not measured by his stop watch but by the finish line. >> i don't care if i have to

duh. >> who do you think is smarter, kids in new york or kids in l.a.? >> kids in l.a. >> how come?w a lot about shopping. >> why are kids smarter in new york? >> well, we -- i've got -- >> and i have -- and my t-shirt and -- and all the numbers down. >> can you translate that? >> he like said his teacher put all the numbers down and then they counted. >> no. >> what's the smartest thing you know? >> i don't know. well, i thought i was really smart when i kept telling people that a tomato is a fruit, but i feel like everybody knows that now. so yeah. >> yeah. totally. what's the smartest thing you guys know? >> everything. houses. cables. my mom and my brother and my dad. >> what do you know about tables? >> tables are rectangles. and they have legs. >> what is the smartest thing you know? >> that my sisters suck. >> what is the smartest thing you know? >> china's river's yellow. >> are they filled with pee? >> no. >> tell the truth. have you ever peed in a swimming pool? >> no. >> never? >> no. >> how about in the ocean? >> no. >> the river? >> no. >> never? >> never. >> the bath?

the former l.a.ellow democrat gavin newsom are considered the front-runner in the race according to public polling. >>> happening today a new report will be released on california's high- speed rail project showing critical details of the plan. anne makovec is live at the diridon station in san jose with more. >>> reporter: this is one of many spots around this state where the high-speed rail would link up with traditional rail here at the caltrain station. in 2008 voters approved 9 billion-dollar in bonds for this project. since then, the price tag has grown seven times. we are going to find out the latest numbers this morning or later on today when we have this new report from the high- speed rail authority. the last estimate that we heard from high-speed rail authorities put the estimated cost at $64 billion with the train running between san francisco and l.a. by 2029. the project has been beset by delays and cost overruns, including a recent $3 billion hike for a line of track in the central val

tonight in l.a looked like last night in l.a. hello to johnny cueto. he was filthy.e is the play of the game. panic with the game winning home run. giants win it 1-0. on pace to go 162-0. the magical night in oakland. hello to ricky doing tv. mike trout with this solo home run. considered the best player on the planet. they lose to the angels 2-1. back in a moment checking . >>> well, here is something to watch for. our latest musical spectacular. behind the scenes of what we are doing this weekend. starring in jesus christ superstar live in concert. andrew lloyd weber the man behind the ground breaking rock opera. you can watch it easter sunday at 8:00 p.m. should be quite spectacular. rob mayeda. we are into saturday almost. >> nice weather this weekend. trending cooler. things will be changing up second half of the week. we have managed the holiday weekend dry and comfortable around the bay area. >> enjoy your easter weekend. next news cast tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york

tonight, rachel maddow, from "l.a.o vegas," actor dylan mcdermott, seth goes day drinking with kelly clarkson, music from rita ora, featuring the 8g band with nikki glaspie. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] all right. that's fantastic to hear. in that case let's get to the news. according to cnn, fbi director christopher wray has made it clear that he's frustrated that president trump is not listening to his advice. regarding a controversial memo claiming the fbi abused surveillance laws. you're surprised trump didn't listen to advice? [ laughter ] this is the same guy who heard about the eclipse, and told the sun to bring it. [ laughter and applause ] so -- president trump yesterday, praised chicago cubs co-owner todd rickett's appointment as the rnc's new finance chairman, calling him a great addition. yeah, great if you want to win one election ever

. >>> if you know somebody from l.a. you know traffic is bad. a freeway sign fell on to heavy traffic on i-95. one driver hit debris, but nobody was hurt. >>> new at 11:00, a san francisco kick ball club is accused of being bad sports after trying to boot members of the public from their field. we have more on why the system needs to change. >> reporter: a sunny day at san francisco's delores park brings out pets, and jugulars and people with sports. there can be trouble. >> it's like a bullying type, hey, get out of here, this is ours now. >> thursday a kick team clashed with members of the public when they tried to make them move. a statement said we want everybody to play in parks kick ball or any other safe and fun activities, but what is important is that everybody treats each other and our parks with respect with or without a permit. some people i talked to said the city's reservation system is flawed. >> the city doesn't make it clear about what is going on. >> they can put up the reserve signs. >> they shouldn't rent out a place like del

what was your reaction when you saw skid row in l.a.? drive past skid row or people pointed out. that's for the homeless people live. it's almost as if everyone can turn away, look away, don't go there. even in a hotel giving out maps, they put a sticker over skid row as if it doesn't exist. i figured i will go there, i will stay there and meet the people there. i will see how big of this problem is. i can tell you it's like nothing else on earth. i have been to some migrant camps, but this is worse than that. it's one big sea of human waste and effluent and rats and filth. the number of rats they are outweighs the population which is in the order of 3,000 people living in these tents. it's a a desperate situation. i really feel there is human health hazard in the center of l.a. downtown. it's a time bomb waiting to go off. it's very much like london in the 1600s, just prior to the bubonic plague. that's what you are up against. it's no wonder the democrats would rather talk about sanctuary cities or dreamers, because that sounds so much

what was your reaction when you saw skid row in l.a.? >> for a long time when i am in l.a.row and they point out that's where the homeless people live. look away and don't go there. the hotel giving out maps put a sticker over skid row like it doesn't exist. i figured i would stay there and see how big this problem is. it's like nothing else on earth. i have been to migrant campus, this is worse than that. it's one big sea of human waste and rats and filth. the number of rats there outweighs the population which is 3,000 people living in tennessee volunteers. it's a desperate situation. i really feel as well there is a human health hazard that is a time bomb waiting to go off. it's like london in the 1600's just prior to the plague. it's no wonder that democrats would rather talk about sanctuary cities because that sounds nicer than potential plague in l.a. >> tucker: some of the video you sent is too over the top to show. too disgusting. i walked around india not long ago and never saw anything like this. los angeles is much richer than bombay. why does this exist in l.a.?

>> l.a.? >> jimmy: l.a.! [ cheers and applause ] all right. next question.ia girls were unforgettable. daisy dukes bikinis on top, sun kissed skin so hot will melt your blank. katy perry. brandton? >> bikinis on top? >> jimmy: i said that already, brandon. do you know? roseio do you know? they'll melt your blank. >> can you repeat? >> jimmy: no, i can't. forget it. let's go to the next question. name this green-like seed commonly found in l.a. bowls, restaurant bowls. yes. >> quinoa? >> jimmy: that's exactly right. we have a tie. no. we have a really sad and drunk giraffe in the back. did you hear? toys r us is closing. yeah. all right. one more question. this is going to be our tie breaking question. >> okay. >> jimmy: finish this song lyric. i got in one little fight and mom got scared she said you're moving with your auntie and your uncle in -- rosio? >> l.a.? >> jimmy: you seemed so confident. brandon, do you know what we're looking for here? >> new york? >> jimmy: no. again, the theme is california. all right. well, let's try another tie breaker. who pl

with his business partners, he's making his mark on the l.a.estaurant scene one taco at a time. >> at the time i was making a movie with danny called "bad ass." you sit around, eat a lot. danny and i used to spend a lot of time eating talking about food. and then jeff and i separately were having this conversation about, you know, opening a food place. and it just kind of clicked. like, i'm sitting next to the most famous mexican in the country. we love mexican food. why don't we open a restaurant together? >> in 2016 they opened their very first location of trejos tacos in los angeles. >> i mean, it was just -- killed it. people were coming from all over. one of the things that i know is in the industry, the movie industry, it's like there'll be eight or nine people after a film and they want to go to a restaurant. inevitably somebody's going to say, you know, i'm vegan or i can't eat gluten or whatever. right? so we decided to make our menu more than just general menu. you know? and so we got vegan. we've got vegetarian. and if you want to bi

area. >>> there's a new candidate -- organization with roots in the l.a.here's a new candidate for governor this evening, antonio villaraigosa. he says he plans to fight for economic equality and opportunity and protect california's values. villaraigosa was one of six gubernatorial candidates who spent the day in sacramento. they held an event talking about the state's growing housing crisis and homeless problems. >>> coming up the chilling panicked calls for help as a gunman opens fire on students at a florida high school. >> and it's the end of an era. volkswagen is phasing out one of its most iconic cars. p&-pscm side a &-pc >>> we are hearing some of the panicked calls for high pressure from the florida high school shooting. -- from the florida high school shooting. >> i love you. i love you. e later, the caller&-ptold 9-1-: e who&-pent >> what is she saying? what is happening? >> somebody just entered the room. >> okay. >> who is it that entered the room? >> are they the police? >> i love you. i love you. it's mom. >> is it the police? >> no. it's oka

this will be the 33rd l.a.thon that i have done. >> reporter: it's probably important to note that smith turns 81 next week. the retired superior court judge used the do seven marathon as year but these days he only does the l.a. run unwilling to relegate his status as a legacy runner. one of only 48 47 people who have run every l.a. marathon. >>> sort of wish i missed one earlier on. but i didn't and it's good for me. >> reporter: it fatherly killed him in 2011 when he fell and hit his head. >> i had a subdural hematoma and ended up three days in intensive care. >> reporter: and his wife. >> she is 57 years -- she's put up with me. >> reporter: and she will have to put up with at least one more marathon. a victory for smith not measured by the stopwatch but by the finish line. >> i don't care if i have to time myself with a calendar. i just want to finish it. >> good look to james. >>> happening today, oakland police officers and other volunteers will shave their heads to help children battling cancer. >> davi

. >> eric baughman is a registered nurse and spent 17 years as chairman of the l.a. democratic party, and ray is calling in from napa, california, from the upper echelons of california. >> caller: hey, how are you guys? i wanted the american people to know that the last four callers don't are represent the majority of california, and we are happy out here, and the state is booming. and the reason that the infrastructure is run down is because 16 years back-to-back, cut, cut, cut and did nothing to

check out the latest l.a. chase. >> high speed. look at them go. >> on the l.a. river.table flamingo. they made it several miles. >> several slow miles. police, however, despite our amusement, they apparently were not amused. they made them deflate it and then they looked like they handed them some citations. the three men describe themselves as youtubers and apologize to the police for wasting their time. >> and said their main concern on the river was needles and diseases. >> i don't know if my top concern is needles in a giant pink flamingo. but bravery, there it is. >> that's an indication that california has been hit by storms because l.a. river isn't usually like that. it's a dry bed. >> why is it called a river? they need to rename it. work on it. >> exactly. >>> coming up we head from the waterways to the roadways with this car flying off snowy street. but wait till you see what the crowd did to keep the race going. >> and bella thorne is revealing a dark and difficult childhood in hollywood and hear how the fans she's trying to empower give her strength as well

community that you are here from l.a. >> police say they found the suspect's gun in the trunk of the car. they also say body camera video and a witness showed delgado fired that gun before officers started firing. they also say you can hear someone speaking in spanish to the suspect on cell phone video from the witness. the police chief william scott was at the meeting. he told the crowd the investigation into the shooting is still in the preliminary phase. he also said he regrets any time that there is a loss of human life. >>> a new berkeley police review commission report says african-american and latino drivers are stopped more than white drivers. it also says that african- americans are six times more likely to experience use of force. the report says racial disparities were calculated using three indicators. they include the number of pedestrian and traffic stops, the number of searches after the stops, and the percent of people from each racial group arrested or cited after being stopped. the berkeley city council is scheduled to discuss the report at their meeting tonight. >>

of it sure arrived to a rock shuras reception in los angeles late on thursday ahead of his move to l.a. galaxy the new signing was greeted by x. i did fans at los angeles international airport the striker has played for several european heavyweights including eventis barcelona and most recently manchester united he's set to make his debut in the first ever derby between l.a. galaxy and l a f c which has been dubbed el tropico. now what's the secret of a lifelong romance a new german documentary film is trying to answer that very question did not then or the night of nights features four couples were around the world whose relationships have been derailed for more than five decades we went along to the premiere. it's a film about the secret to a lifetime of happiness in love featuring four couples who've been together for over fifty years the film puts big love experiences center stage. i've always been lucky just like with card games. the film reveals the strains and low points of married life the japanese couple's marriage was arranged for them patience and understanding were the key.

who finished every l.a.thon. >> i sometimes wish i missed one early on so i wouldn't have to think about keeping on the tradition but i didn't. it's good for me. >> reporter: even though it nearly killed hi in 2011 when he fell and hit his head near the 22 mile new yorker. >> i had a subdural hematoma and ended up three days in intensive care. >> reporter: but he finished. stubborn as ever, as his wife judy would attest. james tells you she is in the milled of a more grueling marathon. >> 57 years she has put up with me. >> reporter: she has to put up with one more marathon a victory for smith not measured by the stopwatch but by his time line. >> i don't care if i have to time myself with a calendar, i just want to finish it. >>> time now is 8:16. new this morning, look. crews dyed the chicago river green for the annual st. patrick's day celebration. viewers lined both sides of the river to watch. it is a chicago tradition date back to 1962. it starts the st. patrick's day parade in the windy city. the rive

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tells us we hadn't seen them in a long time because selena had been in new york and bieber stayed in l.a. >> last night, we were with kris jenner who's getting ready to celebrate a new kardashian. khloe is going to be a first-time mama. what is kris's priority as a mommager? making sure her base you cans are covered. >> we did a lot of stuff today. >> kris and her 8-month pregnant daughter made quite a scene yesterday while shopping for baby items. >> thank you. >> khloe's little girl on the way will need twice as many items since she'll live at mop's home base in l.a. and in dad's home of chicago. >> she's setting up two nurseries. >> youngest come kylie in mom mode with 1-month-old stormy. >> she's happy, everybody's healthy, so thrilled. >> we talked to the 62-year-old mommager at the opening of dr. nassif's opening in blefr beverly hills. >> i love their chemistry together and i love madonna's skin care line. it was a lovely combination. >> we also got a health update on kendall. >> she didn't feel good the day before. then she was feeing a little better so she went to the party, but

. >>> if you know somebody from l.a. you know traffic is bad. a freeway sign fell on to heavy traffic on i-95. one driver hit debris, but nobody was hurt. >>> new at 11:00, a san francisco kick ball club is accused of being bad sports after trying to boot members of the public from their field. we have more on why the system needs to change. >> reporter: a sunnyay at san francisco's delores park brings out pets, and jugulars and people with sports. ther can be trouble. >> it's like a bullying type, hey, get out of here, this is ours now. >> thursday a kick team clashed with members of the public when they tried to make them move. a statement said we want everybody to play in parks kick ball or any other safe and fun activities, but what is important is that everybody treats each other and our parks with respect with or without a permit. some people i talked to said the city's reservation system is flawed. >> the city doesn't make it clear about what is going on. >> they can put up the reserve signs. >> they shouldn't rent out a place like delore

this will be the 33rd l.a. marathon that i've son r done. >> reporter: it's probably important to note that smith turns 81 next week. the retired orange county superior court judge used to do as many as seven marathon as year. these days he only does the l.a. run unwilling to have you been der his status as a legacy runner. >> i sometimes wish i had missed one early on so i wouldn't have to think about keeping on the tradition type of thing. but i didn't. and it's good for me. >> reporter: even though it nearly killed him in 2011 when he fell and hit his head near the 22 mile marker. >> turned out i had a subdural hematoma and ended up three days in intensive care. >> reporter: but he finished, stubborn as ever. as his wife judy would attest. and james will tell you she is in the middle of a more grueling marathon. >> 57 years she has put up with me. >> reporter: she will have to put up with at least one more marathon. >> i don't care if i have to time myself with a calendar. i just want to finish it. >> report