bacock: when l.a. came into the owens valley, ey diverted the owens river, and they totall changed the course of that river way into an aqueduct system that then ledo los angeles, but then los angeles wanted more water and created a second barrel to the aqueduct to be able to double the capacity of the water that could go down into los angeles but didn't necessarily have that water going, and so they began a groundwater-pumping program. >> pure, fresh water in abundance. hayden: when you turn the faucet to get a glass of water, that water could be coming from a local source, or it could be coming from a source hundreds of miles away, so we've developed this reall intricat complex system of reservoirs and canals and aqueducts to take water from its source and deliver it to where it's needed. we depend on two primary sources of water-- surface water and groundwater, and so surface water is the water you can see that flows into rivers and creeks and lakes and reservoirs, and then there's groundwater, whic

jon: technically, we're in west l.a. my parents leased this out to do a small business and it didn't pan out, and then we took it over. [indistinct chatter] woman: so this is going to be a kind of our spinoff of a really traditional taiwanese dish called three-cup chicken. uh, three-cup abalone instead, and we have that with a bit of lime basil on the top and then [indisnct] strings to finish. enjoy. nikki: so a lot of people that come in and eat, it's either a "ratatouille" moment for them or it's something completely new. [fan flapping] jon: the re-occurring theme was seafood. we're doing a lot of asian-style fish dishes, and then we tried doing steamed fish. we basically did just a smaller version of my mom's steamed fish, and i was like, "man, this is so simple." i don't know if this hits the same way it does for me. a lot of diners were kind of expressing the same things. th were ke, "oh, this is so homey." it wasn't just other asian-americans. everybody that had that dish was like, "i really don't get it, but it's

l.a.er, filled with water following recent storms. the nearly two-hour saga started monday afternoon when a 35-year-old woman somehow ended up in the water with her dog. l.a. city department air rescue crews were able to pull the woman out of the water but the dog slipped away and was washed down the river in raging waters. a rescuer coming close to the dog several times, but the scared animal, believed to be a 3-5-year-old german shepherd mix fought the rescuer off and broke loose. at times it seemed to be struggling to keep its head above water. >> a civilian just jumped in the water. >> reporter: an hour into the ordeal a 28-year-old good samaritan jumped into the river and managed to get ahold of the dog, the dog breaking free, but not before biting the man several times. rescue teams ultimately rescuing the man who was rushed to the hospital with minor injuries. >> oh, he fell into the middle! >> reporter: the crowds watching at each overpass. >> every time he hears the helicopter or

that's what spurred l.a.oth an apparent bathroom confession from bob and a note that seemed to link him to susan berman's murder. >> this cadaver letter, this big reveal on "the jinx" turned out to be the smoking gun that prosecutors were looking for. >> we were shocked that it takes bob seeing it on tv to go, uh-oh, i'm in trouble. but that's what happened. >> the los angeles police department detectives were monitoring bob, and they know that he's very likely going to run. >> knowing full well that bob durst has money and means to get out a dodge, the fbi and the lapd want to keep their eyes on him as much as possible. the only real way to do that is through his cell phone. >> and they notice that bob has gotten into his car and he's driving east and suddenly it goes blank. bob's turned off his phone and they have no idea where he is. and i thought, holy -- he's going to run. >> bob had turned off his cell phone so investigators couldn't locate him. and so what happened was he called his voicemail from a ph

each one pays each year, slightly less than l.a. residents but the lowest clearance rate compared to other major cities. >> they get less from the police department for efficiency and making arrests to clear crimes. and in terms of transparency and what people get arrested for and over arresting of african-americans. >> today, sfpd responded calling the brief a politically motivated hip piece and misleading, noting it neglected to factor in the city's tourists. the san francisco police department is responsible to protect and serve our city's residents and its millions of visitors, of course. he knows that or should know it. misleadingly close it to ignore it from the impact of the p.r. stunt. >>> and betty the police pointed out their own statistics, right? >> that is right. it said if it is looking at the data it does better in crime categories for example in 2020 it is homicide clearance rate was 75% which is better than the national average. >> opening statements in the fraud trial in the jury selection process. facing the same

. >>> finally some progress to report for the 49ers fan attacked in l.a. why he has a long road ahead. strike that afternoon. our top story of 3:00, a clerk shot and killed during an attempted robbery in 1037. justin andrews reports police are still trying to find a suspect. >> reporter: right now there is an aggressive search for the suspect who fled the scene. you see the sign that says closed until further notice. the police chief calling this a senseless act of violence and we are seeing flowers for the owner here. heartbreaking cries and crime tape outside of rose market on columbus parkway in benicia. police investigators collecting evidence. >> are officers responded to minutes later and when they got there they found the clerk inside, unresponsive, suffering from a gunshot wound. >> reporter: police were able to respond after an alarm sounded at the store. paramedics pronounced the store owner dead at the scene. flowers were outside the now closed store as business owners in the same plaza as this deadly shooting were shocked. >> wow. just wow. >>

it was actually made possible and funded by l.a. county, the city of l.a. and lausd. the account is available for students and parents to make deposits. students will be able to withdraw from the account once they turn 18. i love that. >> good opportunity for them. >>> day two of the historic supreme court confirmation hearings set to start in about two hours. ahead, a live report from washington on the key questioning judge ketanji brown jackson is about to face. >> and as you're heading out this morning on the peninsula, palo alto right now 49 degrees. we have a clear start this morning, a lot of sunshine, and quickly warming temperatures. we could see some record highs today and we'll talk about that in the forecast coming up. >>> we are on the precipice of shattering another ceiling, another glass ceiling. >> right now at 5:00, history in the making. in just about an hour, round two of judge ketanji brown jackson's confirmation hearing as she works to gain her spot on the supreme court. a live report from washington on the uphill battle she's facing. >> plus, maki

tomorrow, 70's, upper 80's for a late -- for l.a.got a sig the richmond san rafael bridge. the tow truck is trying to get through the backup, which is now beyond harbor, westbound 580 towards marin. waiting to be a wild before that is cleared. -- going that is cleared. westbound 80 near mcbride, traffic stepped up do to 10 accident in the left lane. hercules with that backup. good news on the south bay side, fremont, southbound 880, that their home after a fire in san leandro. heavy smoke coming from the roof. this is ed garcia and lexington avenue is. it took about an hour to put the fire out. no injuries. a series of the site shows the scene across the bay area has police investigating and neighbors annoyed. police reported at least three massive sideshows this weekend from santa rosa to oakland and fremont. ryan curry joins us live to explain the biggest concerns. >> it is about p about p about many residents who live near the region say they are frustrated. every time a sideshow happens, they fear it could endanger anyone who liv

according to the l.a. times, gas in tijuana is $3.96 a gallon of that's almost $2 less than california. so some people near the border are heading south to fill up. some tijuana gas stations are even putting up signs saying cheaper than in the usa. when the war in ukraine began, the mexican government vowed to keep prices low. they're providing subsidies to mexican oil companies and refineries to keep the praise low. >>> it's a story we first told but last night. a deadly shooting on a busy road at the lafayette border. police are making progress in the search for clues, trying to figure out what happened. the ma'am shows where that shooting occurred. taylor boulevard near greyson road. today the investigation including searching a home that could be linked to the victim. >> reporter: contra costa county sheriff's investigators spent the day searching a lafayette home believed to be connected to the victim who has been identified as 20-year-old basel jilani. >> my reaction is surprise. in this community, y

just by the fact that pete buttigieg came down to l.a., i was with him, and the port envoy, governorm came down and the first time the state has actually come up with the money and governor newsom has stepped up. gavin deserves a shoutout. normally the money would come from the federal government but gavin has come out of the box, put the money out tlcht the problem that i see that we have is this -- commissioner brandon said you can use us, l.a., long beach and oakland. but san francisco, port wineie stockton, sacramento, we have to fight to get our share of this pot. if not, because each port is different and they are going to look at the major ports that have all the containers and when l.a. and long beach is having 20 million containers, and $2 trillion going to the west coast port that's a lot and that's where the volume and stuff -- we had a meeting today, 25 ships out here in the port of oakland waiting to get in. that's a good thing. and even when we are talking about inflation and all that, which you know, which is crazy, but through the department of transportation, secreta

l.a. unified in oakland unified lifting mask mandates tomorrow? those are our school districts. kristen: back in my sat taking days, if you can rule out one, go ahead and take a guess. we have ruled out b. i know this because we have reported hawaii is the 50th state to drop the indoor mass mandate. so come up -- s s s s s s s s s i also have information on oakland unified. hold on, we are going to the caltrain incident conference happening now. >> i will let the plane flew over for a minute. good afternoon everyone. i am the fire chief or the city. i am here to report on the incident. we are fortunate there are no fatalities. minor injury patients for a total of five people transported. all the rest were treated and released. the incident was a train versus a couple of vehicles involved. it is unknown the extent to who owned the vehicle and where they came from. as we know, two vehicles involved in the accident. some fortunate things, once the incident occurred, the train conductor was ab

>> in l.a. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in l.a. [ cheers and applause ] >> it came to a point with the chargers i'm from liverpool where you have liverpool and everton. the city is divided. for one team or the other. and so my big team is dallas. >> jimmy: the cowboys, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh. >> in the middle '70s, i came into l.a., and i was staying a while. i went over to some guy's house. dallas was playing. and, you know, i picked a team. >> jimmy: yeah. in the '70s you either rooted for the cowboys or the steelers unless you had -- >> no, because i'm english, i rooted for the cowboys. and my next team was the steelers. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, you can't do that. well, we forgive you. >> yes, yeah. [ laughter ] i actually was so involved with dallas, the team and the girls -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and the cheerleaders, yeah. >> i went to dallas to buy a house. >> jimmy: really? because of the cowboys? >> we got on a plane. we flew there, my friend and i. we looked at houses. we went shopping. we bought a pair of boots. we got back on the plane. [ laughte

sharks had a date last night in l.a. sharks down one, kings up to, l.a. shut out san jose 3-0, quick turn around as sharks will host colorado avalanche later tonight. we'll have more ncaa men's and women's tournament action on our game day ncaa post game show after all the action today. we'll see you. >>> 4:57. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> no end in sight for conflict in ukraine. how u.s. is continuing to look for ways to cut off funding for russia. >> the struggle age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. whoever you are. you have a style. and we want to help you own it. with top brands. great value. and inspiration you need. so you can own your style. >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, conflict in ukraine in its fourth week. president biden's push to cut off military funding to russia this morning. >>> emotional message to the russian people from former governor arnold schwarzenegger. >>> running out of federal covid funding. what it mea

they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres.y the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪♪♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock candidate of the lead singer called the dead kennedys. >> if w

it's part of international crime ring, hillsboro and atherton police have alleged that gangs out of l.a. are targeting homes in bay area, and case the homes before breaking in. group of thieves shown stealing what appears to be another safe from home in hillsboro. fbi is assisting in the investigation. >> adding motion lighting, locking the gates. >> reporter: meyers wanted to share the story for others to prepare. hopes police will step up patrols and warn residents. >> don't worry you're scaring residents, nothing is scarier than what i'm going through. far scarier. >> reporter: ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> trip to the bank ended in handcuffs for director of the movie of "black panther," say that ryan coogler was trying to withdraw money and erroneously arrested. had written a note he wanted the cash counted discretely. >> manager said i don't feel comfortable. handed me a note. look at the note, wants 12,000. >> then received alert on account and thought coogler was robbing the bank, called 911. he was placed in handcuffs while investigated, and released after they verified his i

twenty years ago, a long time ago so this is right up his l.a. and able to do and call upon his experience, if you will in a way he might not be able to in say a global pandemic spiraling out of control or inflation coming through then, roof so this is hs wheelhouse i and it taking advantage of it to the degree to which he can although vladimir putin gets say in how this goes, too. >> we hear from the present this week at the white house on that front. >> the white house, it's interesting the white house is going through links we haven't seen in the past to be transparent and proactive keeping the american public, warning the american public what canan be negative effects from home, even the weekend, their, briefing took talkers because they know younger people, that's where they get their news from tik tok i expect more from the president, incremental updates in the administration meeting with our allies or chinese and republican diplomats, i expect these updates to site this is what happened, this is what is to cometh and if there is major sanc

san jose number one with median rent of $3024 a month followed by san diego, l.a., and san francisco. interesting. san jose more expensive than san francisco and l.a. >> that is what i was thinking, i thought that city would top the list entirely. >> expensive everywhere. pow-pow to look at something free, the weather. beautiful day. >> hopefully some free reign in store. the same weather pattern. the onshore breeze keeping cold air locked in place along the coast and san francisco, it will shift slightly tomorrow and saturday so temperature should warm up a little in the city. overall not much shift until the second half of the weekend. what we see on the phallic perspective will be with us tomorrow. that fog hanging out along the coast and peeking through the golden gate, little narrow channel fog that goes through the golden gate aimed at berkeley will be spreading out inside the bait and inland valleys early tomorrow morning. the tower standing above the fog for the moment. temperatures it reflects the presence of the marine layer, i oakland. further in the 70 at san jose and sant

it's moving through l.a.ars got lucky, they missed out on the rain and wind and the winter storm warnings. your local weather in 30 seconds. let's get a check closer to home. dr:rccuweather othe impascscatte of a thunderstorm this afternoon , highs going to the low 60's. overnight tonight, wet weather gets out of here. patchy fog developing, overnight lows in the 40's. seven day forecast, level 1 today with the storm chance later this afternoon. we dry out tomorrow, warm up by the end of the week. >>> stay right there. we will be right back with more "gma." maybe it's another refill at your favorite diner... or waiting for the 7:12 bus... or sunday afternoon in the produce aisle. these moments may not seem remarkable. but at pfizer, protecting the regular routine, and everyday drives us to reach for exceptional. working to impact hundreds of millions of lives... young and old. it's what we call, the pursuit of normal. ♪ ♪ what if smartphones were more than just smart? the all new google pixel 6 truly sees you

l.a. several people captured the stunt on camera. you can see the video here, pretty crazy at this intersection. l.a. police now looking for that driver and are offering a $1,000 reward. >>> let's take you outside on this monday night. a live look at the san mateo bridge. we are preparing for a big warm-up. jeff joins us next. we'll talk about the expensive seats at chase center for the big event this week. stay with us. is your bathroom over 10 years old? i'm mike holmes, here with ivan from agm renovations america's number one kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! bathrooms over 10 years old cause major water damage, flooding, and mold. [mike] ivan, i've seen a lot of this. homeowners often don't realize what's behind the walls. agm are the only bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. visit agmrenovations.com today, and renovate before it's too late! and remember - we do kitchens too! ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ >>> all right. march madness is coming to san francisco. the tourname

it is being funded by the city of l.a. and the l.a.fied schools. >> can you imagine the money they could save? >> when they're 18, they can take it out. >> so with compound, let's see it go. >> good luck, everyone. >>> all right. we don't need luck when it comes to nice weather. >> yeah. today and tomorrow, and then we're back to spring which is something i'm totally cool with. this is really early to have weather this warm. as we look outside at fremont, we can see the flag waving in the wind. it has been breezy out there and some of the gusts picking up to 25 to 30 miles an hour. looking at our temperatures right now, it is in the mid 70s for the north bay. we're already at 80 degrees in vacaville. we haven't even made it to lunch time yet. 72 in livermore. 77 in san jose. we're up to about 79 in los gatos, morgan hill reaching 82 degrees. we'll see some mid 80s for much of the east bay, over toward walnut creek. we're up to 83 and 78 in hayward. we're looking at 70s in the peninsula. san francisco reaching into the mid 70s while the

then right in front of our broadcast center, they cheered at l.a. city firefighters. >> leave that wasp on for now. >> just in case he bites at my rope. >> reporter: from this hell many et cam video, you can see that scooby was in fight or flight mode as the officer tried to apply a muzzle. >> it was important because it was important not to get bit. >> reporter: next, the officer vanessa flores needed to put scooby in a specialized canine harness like this. on the nearly 80-pound german shepherd mix to get him up a 25- foot concrete wall. >> the dog was super rattled. probably exhausted at this points, but his nerves were still up. he was in fight mode. >> the officers say the harness had an added benefit. >> it is almost like a compression stress relief blanket or sweater. they feel more comfortable and relaxed. the crowds had formed to witness the fire department and animal services finally hoist scooby up with officer flores up top. and here he is in that harness. >> it is something totally new for me at least, to really special, something that

what is the hardest parts getting into l.a.?it is because they are going to turn left so you go around them. but in l.a., it is because there is a human. there's a human in the road and you have to learn not to go around the person. >> kelly: to not hit the pedestrian. >>

l.a. sheriff's department helicopter crashed. it happened in the angeles national forest near azusa as the chopper was responding to a service call. at least two of the victims were airlifted to the hospital. others suffered less serious injuries, including a doctor who was on board for a ride-along. five of the crash victims were deputies. l.a. county sheriff says he's thankful everyone made it out without critical injuries. >>> it was an emotional night as family and friends gathered to remember 8-year-old sofia mason. the little girl from hayward was reported missing and later found dead at a home in merced. as nbc bay area's marry rye an favro reports, her family and the community hope tonight's gathering helps them to start heal. >> reporter: tonight, the focus was sofia, but making important her family says sofia mason was bright, vibrant 8-year-old who loved dancing. they called her so-so. >> a sweet, wonderful girl. as my sister said, you would never have known outside of this situ

if you can't do that in l.a., where are you going to do it?ng to pull up in a buick with a seiko? you might as well be in des moines, iowa. l.a. is all about hot cars, nice jewelry, and being fake or appearing successful. do you know what people in l.a. do? they have all kinds of money. what do they do? i don't know but they are constantly impressing me with all of their stuff. if you can to go out and not have to worry about getting jacked, are you supposed to be your own policeman, you're not supposed to be checking. you're doing your thing. that's the police officers job, the city leadership. if you are not going to protect you, a tax cut? you're paying all this money for them to protect you so you don't have to protect yourself and your saying that you have to protect yourself. give me my money back. what am i paying these taxes for? the whole thing is ridiculous. >> dana: you know what your buddy should do, should rent a cop. huge power move. tell your friend. up next, the media in a frenzy over republicans grilling president biden suprem

here's the police chief of l.a. there's been a marked increase of armed robberies involving victims wearing expensivewh jewelry and what we're asking the public to to bee mindful ofs is that with these increases that they're going to wear expensive the t jewelry or as ty are involved in perhaps driving in cars, leaving restaurants, th taverns and other locations that to be mindful of their surroundings that they remain and well, let areas not to recognize that there areta opportunities that are attempting to take advantage of them and any time these individuals are armed with a firearm. yeah, it's brazil. john 70%, john phillips, thanks so much for coming in .e so how is what we just heard differentt from a cop saying, look, there's a out, don't, look hot. you know spandex for you because because you might get , you might incite him ymi. >> he's blaming people for wearing jewelry in public. >>s yeah, well, this is their attitude. we have a saurus district attorney. we have a mayor who calledav the cops killers and t

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the family of marco lara, 24, telling nbc l.a.delivering food with his wife and two small children when a car in front of them started brake checking his suv lara tried to confront the other driver on the side of the freeway. >> he thought he could resolve what was going on with the other car. >> reporter: the family saying the driver then shot him moments later and left the scene lara's family saying his 4-year-old daughter witnessed it all. >> last night when she started crying all i could do was hug her and tell her that he's taking care of her from heaven >> reporter: these incidents as the country sees a spike in auto fatalities overall and more aggressiveness on the road according to a government data report released by aaa this week even as there were fewer drivers on the road. as of monday police said the gunman in lara's case is still at large according to nbc l.a. >> so stupid so -- i mean it happens every day. you never expect for someone's life to be taken over road rage. >> our thanks to isa gutierrez for that report.

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but it did get pretty crazy last night. >> so l.a.olice declared an unlawful assembly and issued several orders throughout the night for people to just go home. we also saw two metro buses unfortunately get vandalized, and a jewelry store looted as well. >> jimmy: well, it's the night before valentine's day. what do you expect? that's not looting, that's last-minute shopping, is what that is. meanwhile, the winter olympics were going on during the whole super bowl in beijing. but some of the events had to be canceled yesterday because of snow. they've been using artificial snow up until this point, but they got a couple inches of real snow. that was enough for them to postpone women's downhill and delay the giant slalom and slopestyle events. that's right. snow disrupted the winter olympics. this is like water disrupting a swim meet. it doesn't make sense. back here at home, this comes to us courtesy of the local nbc news team in savannah, georgia, who are winners of the award for excellence in reporting. >> mayor norton says he'll be

live in l.a., kumasi aaron, abc7news. jobina: what time did you go to sleep? you are looking fire this morning. kumasi: when you only have four hours of sleep, you can leave some of the lashes on and i make it. [laughter] then you beat around here. you got to do it you got to do. [laughter] it was worth it. it was hard for me to go to sleep, i was so energized from all the moments on the red carpet. before the ceremony started, i was able to talk to a lot of different people. afterwards for my life at 11:00, i got to talk with one of the winners walking by. it took me a while to calm down and go to sleep. thinking about coming and talking to you all about this moment made me perk up. it is all good. reggie: who is your number one? kumasi: you know what? wesley snipes. i have been a fan of wesley snipes since boomerang, coming 2 america. and i saw him, i was like, wesley. i had a moment, please come over and talk to me. he did, we talked about his outfit. i told him he did shine in coming 2 america, he got into character with me for a minute. it was awesome to

i was in l.a. over lockdown actually in 2020.n tattoo pen with the needle and everything. >> jimmy: where did you get it? >> online. >> jimmy: online. it's surprisingly easy. i didn't need an id. didn't need anything. i just clicked a button and paid. >> jimmy: did you go on youtube and figure out how to use it? >> yeah. because obviously we're in lockdown. so all the legit tattoo shops are shut. how to do a tattoo at home. and i found this video. and it was like oh, you can use this deodorant stick. it has a chemical reaction on the transfer paper and all of this stuff. then it started getting a bit deep. oh, this guy is using some really interesting stuff. and then i looked at his name, and it was called prisontattoo.com. and then i looked at his videos and wow, there is an inmate making videos in prison. this is a fab idea. and then i did it and i followed his instructions. >> jimmy: prison style to yourself. where is the tattoo? >> it's on my ankle. i did a little. >> jimmy: can we see it? can we get a shot? >> that's my litt

so you started in san diego and then l.a.? >> both.ive for five minutes of open mic to perform in front of five other apathetic comics. it was very humble beginnings. >> jimmy: basically, you rented a microphone for five minutes. >> because l.a. is so competitive, i couldn't even find a free open mic. heyed to pay for an open mic. >> jimmy: paying open mic. what a great business that is. so you didn't make any money at the beginning, right? >> not at all. >> jimmy: what did you do? did you have a regular job? >> i did everything possible. i dj'd. i sold used cars. and then later when uber came around, this is the best job for comedians. i drove uber. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: how long did you do that? >> a few months. >> jimmy: can you tell if people tipped at the end? >> when i first started, there is no tipping. that wasn't even a thing. >> jimmy: they'd have to hand you a tip in cash. >> which nobody did. >> jimmy: which nobody did. which i still always do because i want them to know it came from me. i don't want i

counting -- no more masks, but here in l.a.nty we have to wear a mask. >> jimmy: not really. >> guillermo: did i say it right? >> jimmy: not really. >> guillermo: it was cold today. >> jimmy: it was 60 degrees. we think that's cold. it was 85 on sunday. i shouldn't complain though. we have it pretty good here, weather-wise. the rest of the country is really cold. this is from massachusetts where this poor kid, all the boy wanted was to shoot some hoops. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: isn't that the saddest thing you've ever seen? and now the long wait for spring. [ laughter ] like something that would happen to charlie brown, you know? [ laughter ] speaking of inflated orange balls, donald trump is probably bouncing off that wall he never built. court documents have revealed that trump's longtime accounting firm dropped and distanced themselves from their most famous client. the firm, called mazars, sent a "dear don" letter to the trump organization saying, "we write to advise that the statements of financial condition for

it's being funded by l.a. county, the city of l.a. and l.a.ed schools. >> i hope they teach them what compounding interest is. >>> any minute now, the second day of confirmation hearings is expected to begin for supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson. >> in fact, we have a live look inside the senate room. judge jackson is the first plaque woman to be nominated for the supreme court. nbc news will cover with a special report, very shortly it will be starting. of course we're going to cover this all day. >>> this is an nbc news special report. the supreme court confirmation hearings of ketanji brown jackson. here is lester holt and savannah guthrie. >> good morning, everyone. we are coming on the hair to bring you live coverage of the confirmation hearings for supreme court hearing ketanji brown jackson. president biden's pick to replace retiring justice stephen breyer. this is a historic moment we are seeing play out on capitol hill. she is the first black woman to ever than nominated to the supreme court. if confirmed, she will be the fi

>> i'm so excited to be here in l.a. i love it. >> kelly: thank you so much, sarah.gue, the colorado peaches. that should be interesting. plus, we've got a performance from rising country star caroline jones. i saw that belt buckle. it was good but let's get to our first guest. he is very funny, very talented, i do think he is to guitar off the wall last time he was at our show. his new podcast is called "black box." you can listen on apple, spotify, and wherever you get your podcasts. give it up for joel mchale. oh, my gosh. they look adorable. oh, my gosh. >> joel: wandering around here at universal. there you go, you're okay. >> kelly: there he goes. hello. oh, my gosh, you brought pigs. come on over. can i feed? >> joel: you want to feed them? i hope this works. >> kelly: okay. to make their names are spider-man and mj. >> kelly: i love it. >> joel: i just named them ten seconds ago. there we are. >> kelly: it's everywhere, but it's okay. >> joel: you're doing great. you clearly have done this with babies. where you dangle the bottle over them. it makes them want

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i saw him in l.a two shows in l.a >> jimmy: you're a big springsteen fan?o the show one. and during the show, during "hungry heart," he falls out into the crowd and the crowd kind of carry him on their hands >> jimmy: oh, yeah crowd surf >> from the stage -- crowd surfing, right and so i'm loving -- i'm watching this. i was videoing it. i did the holding. i just loved it. >> jimmy: he's a god >> and i thought, "i'm going to go back night two. 'cause i want a piece of that action." i want to be one of those people that gets to touch the great man, right >> jimmy: yeah >> so i go back. i get a second ticket. i know where he's going to be. you know, at what time i know what he's going to do i'm thinking, "i'm going to touch this 70-year-old man!" [ laughter ] you know, i'm like a stalker in a retirement village like, i'm really - i'm just waiting for him to come out, right? so he -- i get into position and i'm waiting for him. and he comes out and he falls into the crowd ♪ everybody has a hungry heart ♪ and he's coming towards me i'm bracing myself for him and

they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres.y the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪♪♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock candidate of the lead singer called the dead kennedys. >> if w

observing daylight savings time that the results of the study found that spending in l.a. increase during daylight savings time and decreased during standard time and those that use different practices to determine the time. and with those businesses and consumers and the same may occur with a fragmented daylight savings time practices. any burdens that your members may face.pl or do they remain status quo quick. >> absolutely. first of all we agree with the data security. and then with daylight savings time really it is daylight optimization time to recognize the fact the days get shorter in the winter and longer in the summer. that is exacerbated that's helpful in this discussion. and then and then in the perfect system and then to draw the line somewhere. and then we understand the value. and then to be close to a time zone change. and then there's room for flexibility. but as ate general rule having that same type of change around the country make sense so everyone is working off the same clock. so yes there is room for exceptions because it is an imperfect system but

the l.a. times reporting overnight that on some recent projects, willis' role was made smaller due to his decline. this morning the shocking announcement that bruce willis is stepping away from acting. >> we'll get together, have a few laughs. >> his family, including his wife emma and ex-wife demi moore, releasing a statement saying bruce has been experiencing some health issues and recently diagnosed with aphasia, which is impacting his cognitive abilities. aphasia is a disorder that affects your ability to produce or comprehend language. >> the number one cause is stroke. however, there are many other things that can cause aphasia. for instance, aphasia can happen in a transient way in people who suffer migraines. it can happen in a much slower way in memory conditions and cognitive conditions like alzheimer's disease. >> experts say there is effective treatment available. >> certainly opportunities for rehabilitation. particularly through a speech and language pathologist and the earlier t

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