second man: from moving to l.a. 4 years ago to now, my goal was to bring my story to l.a. and cook the food that i was taught from my family, from my mentors and through my travels. ok, new order kokoda, tomatoes, szechuan. new order lamb neck tomato, mapo, chicken. i always branded our food as southeast asian, though kind of our own take of it. it's not traditional. you know, it's definitely served in a different style of setting. but i feel like maybe we created a niche for that group of people. man: i think the core ingredients for thai cuisine-- you have to have kefir lime leaf, galangal, lemongrass, and many different kinds of chili. these ingredients mix with all other kinds of ingredients, but it's the flavor profile that makes it stand out--the salty, the sweet, the sour, and the spicy. the best measurement of a cook is how they balance those flavors. that seems to be what louis is really doing... and doing well! ha ha! louis: to balance these bold heavy flavors is almost impossible. it's not like you're dealing with oregano and olive oil. you know, it's--it's just

>> bro, it's l.a. >> desus: is that a nipple? that's why i'm getting tongue-tied here. >> it's l.a. you don't need a shirt. i've been wearing flannels. it's a dry heat. no humidity. so you're not like sweating or gross or anything like that. >> desus: did you start dressing like this before you get two emmy nominations or after? >> the question is did i dress like this before i came out. [ laughter ] and no. no. how you been, bro? >> desus: bro, i'm hosting ki kimmel, dog. >> what you doing out here? [ cheers and applause ] well, i'm trying to imagine how they must feel because it's just like we got a substitute teacher. then he bring out his homeboy. [ laughter ] >> desus: we about to go in the back and smoke weed. the hell with y'all. you like it here? >> i love it. the sunshine is great. the we'd is good. the traffic sucks. >> would you ever move here? >> desus: possibly. are you trying to get me to move out here? >> i live in new york. >> desus: so would you recommend living here? >> i lived here for ten years. yeah. it's nice. it's its own thing. you have to choose your friend

i would stay at her house in l.a. was doing reporting and shoot make me little snack bags i would go out and i would have my own little room there. shend would turn it down we woud have breakfast in the morning and i'll get in my rental car and go to the race track and report the jaffe japanese museum. i go to babe's childhood home which was a boardinghouseak in hollywood andik i was sort of sneak in until jan dishes that house the boardinghouse doing? i love talking about jan as you can probably see i just spent the last five minutes doing it. but it is because she really did make this book possible. when i was working on the book though i knew it noid matter how much time i i spent in l.a. learning about these kids lives ngbefore they went to camp i needed to spend a lotre of timen wyoming which is where this camp was. every year there is a pilgrimage over the summer for camp survivors, their families of the japanese-americans to go back to this place in northwest wyoming where so many families had the worst years o

the l.a.ech week' is goal is to get you some day to move your show from the bay area to here in l.a., and have the intro of your show talk about how l.a. is the tech center of the world. emily: it is a wonderful idea, spencer. i can't say we have not thought about it. you will be my first phone call when that happens. look -- it's dreary. there is a lot of red on the screen when you look at the markets, almost every day. how is that impacting your strategy? spencer: we are in the midst of a venture winter. venture firms have pulled back. the hedge funds the crossover investors that were leading all of the high price series rounds, they have moved out of private. they are hiding under their desk or they are focused on the public markets. that chill has moved upstream to earlier stage companies. companies are doing inside rounds, flat rounds, cutting back on marketing expense, cutting headcount, and adjusting for this new winter. i am old enough now to have been through several cycles -- 2008, 2

times" that the l.a.y sheriff's deputies shared graphic photos of the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others. after the leak, l.a. county sheriff alex villanueva acknowledging at least eight deputies took or shared graphic photos, but insisted the agency made a thorough effort to make sure they weren't seen by the public. a citizen complaint alleged a deputy was showing the gruesome images at a norwalk bar. >> obviously there is some legitimate reason for first responders to take photographs at a tragic accident scene. but to have those photographs shared with people outside of the law enforcement agencies that have actual first responders sharing them at a bar? i was also outraged and shocked by the conduct of these individuals who we place so much trust in. >> reporter: those details would become part of vanessa bryant's lawsuit against the county, alleging officers abused their access to the crash site by taking and sharing gratuitous photos of her family's remains. the complaint als

that the people that were working in the l.a. government were not being too tough and should have, instead, allowed these signatures. so that would then raise the count. you know, we see that right now that just by looking at those who were considered to be wrong address or signatures that didn't match, that will easily surpass the threshold. the shortcoming of this was about 46,000. easily that would surpass that and then make the recall gathering successful. speed when we await new updates on any developments to that bute thing that has stayed the same, l.a. still really, really unsafe, listen to this the hollywood reporter said more stars hiring at home bodyguards because of the spike in high-profile crimes in l.a. so, even at the end of the day, the recall effort fails, isn't this a sign when you have the stores getting fired up about their own safety when you have, let's face it, more than 500,000 people want gascon out of office? doesn't this set up a loss for gascon when the actual election for the d.a. happens in a couple

the lead counsel for l.a.unty, the defense, said that they are very grateful for the jury's hard work and while they respectfully disagree with the outcome, they point out that the total award amount of $31 million shows that the jurors did not believe the evidence supported the maximum possible $75 million that plaintiffs initially asked for. the jurors did have a lot to consider here including the question of whether the l.a. sheriff's department and l.a. county fire department lacked the proper training and policies that caused the violation of their rights and whether the agency had a long standing practice of taking unauthorized illicit photos of victims' bodies. the jury found in the plaintiffs' favor all except for one of the question, they found in favor of the defense saying that the l.a. county fire department did not have such a long standing practice of taking such photos. but again, for every other question, they found in favor of vanessa bryant and chris chester. natasha chen, cnn, los angeles. >

l.a.'oarding houses date back to the early 1900s, when young men arrived in california to work in local stores, or in the fields. at one point, there were nearly 100 boarding houses in and around the city, providing more than just shelter, says historian rosalind sagawa. rosalind: i think it's more than a boarding house. it's definitely culturally significant. to the japanese american community, as a site where a sense of place and a sense of belonging is, um, is fostered. joie: sagawa's own father briefly lived at the "ozawa house" bui family more than 100 years ago in the east hollywood neighborhood known as "j-flats." on land, they couldn't own in their own names because of california's "alien land laws." tsuya ozawa and her daughters shizuka and doris ran the house, cooking huge group meals three times a day. for decades, new arrivals and even second generation "nisei" japanese came to stay and to work in the city. rosalind: japanese americans have contributed to the los angeles economy

the jury found l.a. county negligent for causing emotional distress, awarding $60 million to vanessa bryant and 15 million to bruce chester. >>> the new arena, home ice for this san jose barracuda. like a mini stadium. it seats 4200 people and is expected to become a big win for the team and fans. >> the arena features new bars, concessions, sweets and boxes. just part of the 200,000 square- foot expansion of sharks ice. also more ranks for the barracuda and sharks practice and more room for youth hockey, ice-skating, curling. a nice win for the area hockey community. g games are runnin with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from x

back in may, the l.a. county sheriff alex villanueva took down multiple cartel marijuana grows north of los angeles, resulting in hundreds of arrests, a recovery of $1.4 billion worth of marijuana, and the seizure of 40 firearms including rifles. they used banned pesticides and fertilizers and are a serious threat to public health. >> when harvested these cause a serious health risk to unexpected medicinal users of cannabis who purchase from the black market. >> the sheriff's department tried to convince the da to file felony drug charges, but they refused. they then took the case to california attorney general's office. the per reports they never even got a response. nine people who were arrested are facing felony weapons charges, but the rest of the guys all received citations similar to just a traffic ticket. those suspects were all released from custody, and l.a. county sheriff alex villanueva says they're likely back at it again, scouting for a new location to resume their cartel business. we did reac

i got to spend that time i am in l.a. with haley or chicago and i took haley down to l.a. with met we got stuck in traffic when and that's what happens when you live in l.a. we are in that rental car i do not even know what maybe think of it. if people say mean things about her. i tried really hard what's up mindful for them to carry my mom often correct me when i'm gone too far. it's a much to ask them i'm defensive in the moment that i said you're right. under she was going to ask if they did say mean things about me page she said what did tell me what they were? no i'm not going to tell you are too little even though i did tell her what those things were she started crying her motion is just by the surface that doesn't take much and she started crying and she asked if i ever cried print i said yes. that kind of cracked open some kind of space between us were i knew i could ask whatever i wanted and i look at the full perfect pure truth. and i asked her, do you ever wish that we were different? that you are in a different family that was more like other families? and you

i remember that terrorist in l.a. and that's something i miss about being in the nonprofit movement is getting to see some of the truly beautiful ways that clear people in particular are able to fashion the homes in their lives mark is on this colonnade been on a similar terrorist with mark downtown portland and i miss those moments. i think a lot of people often have a misconception about me that i'm always happy. and the thing that comes to mind is one of the best things about having kids is to introduce them to the world. especially leo who is almost four he just asked why about everything, why do flowers bloom, why does that one we'd stick to you when you walk by it so i talked to him often about how things have evolved to survive and some things are pretty and that's how they survive, people like them and want to have them around and to keep people waiting to protect them it's all different ways of surviving and i'm not sure how or when or why or if it's natural radio that it's just how i made it to the world is

some kids in l.a.ath teacher what he really means to them. >> reporter: julio castro is a dedicated math teacher at boys division in l.a. while his students are his passion, getting to work is a struggle, taking public transportation each way. >> it's roughly two hours to get there to here. >> soak in the appreciation. >> reporter: now watch as his life is about to change. >> you want to check it out? >> i would love to, yeah. >> reporter: that car, just for him. a special gift from his grateful students. >> he made sure that i understood all the material by sitting down with me during his lunch breaks and sacrificing his time after school. >> reporter: his students secretly collecting donations over the summer using social media, raising more than $30,000 to buy mr. castro a car, even securing enough to add in a year's worth of car insurance and gas. mr. castro's girlfriend and three children right there to celebrate the moment. tonight, calling the gift priceless. >> i'm going to be dropping my kids

l.a. cannot stop looking for covid. l.a.e, that last japanese soldier that's on the island in 1968 and thinks the war is still going on and is still willing to fight. that's what we do. we're like some sort of truffle pig for covid. we can't stop looking for it. >> tucker: could they look for meth addiction instead? >> well, how about you go to all the homeless encampments and round up all the rats that have the bubonic plague and take care of them? yes. we have real problems. all we're doing is looking for covid, because we're upset. >> tucker: this feels like late stage rome stuff, actual problems, but those are ignored in favor of impossibly comical frivolous concerns like covid-ininfected sea lions. >> my theory is when you have real problems, you'd like to distract from the real problems, you pick fake problems so it seems like you're living in a utopia. so if somebody ed, would you like to visit a city, they're offering up transgender counseling and they're searching for covid in hamsters, you go, well, it must be pris

she is suing l.a. county over the photos that were shared by firefighters and deputies showing the crash site that killed her husband and her daug. husband and her daughter. cbs rr has the details. >> reporter: the federal courthouse in downtown l.a. aftr emotional testimony if she took the stand friday in her lawsuit against l.a. county, alleging negligence and invasion of privacy by first responders who took photos at the scene of the helicopter crash that killed hed and her daughter and several others and shared that. in cour, in court, she said she was devastated when she learned about the photos. and she said she has been battling anxiety because she fears those images may be shared publicly. >> if you take care -- >> reporter: february 24th, 202, kobe was remembered in a celebration of life. four days , life. four days later, on marchd on march 2nd, her lawyer said center requested l.a. county sheriff's department to secure any photos and videos from the e site. on march 26, bryant got a letter f

i remember that in l.a. in a nonprofit movement getting to see the beautiful ways that people in particular are able to fasten their homes and airlines and markets on this call looking over don portland, i do miss those moments and a lot of people deception about me is that i'm always happy. the thing that comes to mind is the best thing to get to introduce them to the world. especially leo who is almost four he just asked why about everything. you want to know why these flowers -- why does the one we'd to you when you walk by it. i talked to them often about how different things evolved to survive. some things are pretty and that's how they survive. people like them that's what they want to have them around other things have thorns to keep people away and protect them. different ways of surviving i'm not sure how, when ors why or if it's natural or any of that just how i made it through the world to be someone that is a light it's got me out of a lot of i tough situations into a lot of good situations. i th

we'll talk about challenges facing the l.a. unified school district with a new superintendent. >>> and with the federal pause set this month, the president faces uncertainty in his own party. ♪♪ >>> we begin with a surprising development of the fbi search from former president trump's mar-a-lago resort. they are reviewing the affidavit for potential reactions after the judge, who approved the warrant, said he is inclined to unseal parts of it. the judge gave the department until next thursday to submit proposed redactions. it is very fortunate for the public to have as much as information as he can about this unprecedented church. it is a partial victory for president trump and media organizations, including nbc news, who pushed for the affidavit to be released in the interest of transparenty. the justice department wanted to keep the document secret, arguing the problem into mishandling of classified information is in early stages and releasing it could compromise witnesses and reveal details about where the investigation is g

a lot from l.a., a california big-cit. california big-city. >> it's culturally different, but that's the best part of it. that's what draws people to the city compared to l.a. where it'e it's massive. traffic, no matter matter where you are, but l.a. traffic, we did a poll on this earlier. it was way voted worse his san francisco is culturally different. >> you get the best of both worlds. it's easy to get around. . 70 public transit options, whereas l.a. is so spread out. san diego, that's pretty nice. > >> good news for dieters who can't seem to set aside your sweet tooth. listen to this . there's a new study suggesting ice cream . there's better for you than bagels and granola bars. researchers at tufts university spent three years looking at more than 8000 different foods and drinks to rank their nutrition on a scale of 1 to 100 chocolate ice cream cone with a score of 37, a multigrain basil with raisins got 19. dietitians say the reason the granola bar ranks lower than ice cream is it's made of mostly refined starch a

i'm in l.a. with haley, or with lucas, chicago, or any of those places and i took haley down to l.a. with me and stuck in traffic as was wont to happen and we were in the rental car with the new rental car smell and i don't know what made her think of me she just turned to me and asked did people say mean things about you, when you told our stories? like when we were in the news and stuff, do people say mean things about you? and you know, i try really hard to be both honest with the kids, but also mindful of what is appropriate for them to carry. and my mom will often correct me when i'm too far in the honesty realm and i think that's a little much for them to take on and i'm defensive in the moment and afterwards, yes, you're right. at the time i decided yes i'll be honest and i knew she was going to ask what they said and so i said, yes, they did say mean things about me and she said tell me what they were. and i said, no, i'm not going to tell you. you're too little. you know, i don't-- it's

and so i took haley down to l.a. with me. got stuck in traffic is what happens in l.a. where in the rental car at the new rental car smell. and i don't even know it what made her think of it. she turned to me and asked if people say mean things about you when you told our story. like when we are in the news and stuff to people say mean things about you? you know, i try really hard to be both honest with the kids but also mindful what is appropriate for them to a carry. might mama often correct me when i'm gone too far in the honesty room and will say ict think thas up little r bit much. i'm usually of course defensive in the moment but after words yes you are right. so at the time i decided yes i will be honest. i knew she was going to ask what they had said. i said yes, they did stay tuned mean things about me. she said will tell me what they were. and i said no, i'm not going to tell you. you are tooou little. it's not appropriate for you to hear some of the things people would say. even though i didh not tell her what those things were, she just started crying becaus

just a couple days ago the l.a.ng to fund our police because they're quitting, they're retiring, they're moving on. and so they give in hollywood area because hollywood has had a tremendous spike in crime, you just mentioned a second ago, homicides are up 75%. thefts are up 25%. i mean the list goes on and on. so we're going to do the right thing. we're going to fund our police. we're going to give them some extra money. what do they come up with? $216,000. they cut 150 million. and so, i'm thinking to myself that sounds like nothing, you know, for the police department. so i called a good friend of mine who was, he is retire now but was on the police force and i said, is $216,000 a lot of money? so we started crunching the numbers, it came out to 216,000 would put 13 more officers on duty for one month. and they think that is going to solve the problem. elizabeth: that's it? >> yeah. it's nothing but, i have, you know for the last two years i've studied california politics and every time i look at it it is just, it

hasn't fell, there wasn't enough valid signatures according to l.a.nty, recall organizers needed to gather nearly 567,000 valid signatures by mid-july. according to the register's office, only 520,000 were collected and a total of the recall campaign's a 700 signatures but a number of them were disqualified to the voter signatures not matching with ones on file with the county. tonight george gascon reacting to this news tweeting "grateful to move forward from this attempted political power grab, rest assured the work has not stopped, my primary focus has been and will always be keeping us safe and creating a more equitable justice system for all. i remain strongly committed to network and to you." he has received a ton of backlash from what his critics call his soft on crime agenda, one of his most recent sweeping policy changes includes plans to eventually scrap the county's parole units which notifies crime victims and their families when their assailants will have their next parole hearing. l.a.'s local prosecutors union voted -- frustration over

i came out from l.a. -- i came out to l.a.hich character you play? >> basically i joined the cia, i'm not allowed to talk about anything at all. >> david: well, like hold on, hold on. so if we guess, will you tell us? if we get close -- >> no. [ laughter ] uh-uh, no. there's a price on my head, yeah. [ laughter ] i can't say anything. >> david: hold on. let me just -- i got some thoughts. we're not going to get you in trouble, you don't have to say anything. >> all right, i'm a little nervous. >> david: blink your eye or something if i'm close. are you -- you could probably be lando calrissian's long-lost half sister? amandlo? [ laughter ] no? how about the secret child of jabba the hutt that he and princess leia had from that one time they hooked up on spring break? [ laughter ] this is when he was much slimmer. well, that's all i got, man, that's all i got. now, you going to be fighting? do you have, like, powers? nothing, you can't tell us nothing? >> i can't tell you anything. >> david: do you have a lightsaber? >> i liter

it is devastating from l.a.t coming to an end after the suspect wanted in a deadly mass shooting spree in ohio was captured in kansas. mike tobin is live with this. >> the good news it is over. any threat to the public has been removed. a lot of credit is going to police in lawrence, kansas. police in lawrence, kansas, gained information that gave them reason to suspect that this suspect steven marleau could be coming to their town. an officer spotted the vehicle that he was driving. the car turned into a parking lot. the man was arrested without incident. he was arrested for the murders of four people in two crime scenes in a town called butler township near dayton, ohio. a little town of 8,000 people that has never seen any major violence before. information is that he drove a straight shot up i-70. the shootings happened just before noon on friday. he was picked up saturday night in kansas. not a lot is known about the motive. neighbors say he complained about people in the area making noise prior to the murd

she's part of a lawsuit against l.a.aken of the gruesome aftermath of a helicopter crash that killed her husband and 13-year-old daughter gianna. cnn's natasha chen has more. >> reporter: we heard tearful testimony from vanessa brigbryant on friday as she told heartbreaking stories of panic attacks she started experiencing after she found out through a "l.a. times" article about a month after the crash that l.a. county sheriff's deputies and county firefighters had taken and shared close-up images of her loved ones' remains from the crash site. she talked about the moment she found out about that, how she was with family and had to run out of the house so her daughters would not see her fall apart. she said she felt in that moment like running and screaming and jumping into the ocean but, quote, i can't escape my body, i can't escape what i feel. she also talked about disturbing messages she would get from strangers online, one of them was even shown to us in the courtroom, a direct message on instagram from someone usin

this all comes as california and l.a.and seven cisco make up over half of those cases. 62 people by the way have been hospitalized. santa clara county is using annual vaccination protocol, district its monkeypox vaccination supply. the county demonstrated how the intradermal vaccination works, the technique authorized last week by the fda administers the vaccine just under the skin's surface, it allows a single dose to serve as many as five people. >> we are very fortunate that this was studied within the recent past. and preparation for an outbreak of monkeypox. and that study showed that the administration of the vaccine between the layers of skin produced an equivalent immune response as the traditional administration under the skin. >> the vaccine is given into doses, the cdc recommended those who have already received one full dose to go ahead and get that second dose at a smaller version of it. right now, santa clara county is reporting 110 cases of mpox. >>> new at 11:00, bizarre break- ins at the san jose state ca

the l.a. times reports kobe's widow vanessa bryant will donate proceeds from the $16 million verdict in the case to the mamba sports foundation nonprofit created by kobe and renamed in honor of him and his daughter. a jury sided with vanessa bryant who argued photos of the crash scene that were shared by l.a. county deputies and firefighters ink saided her privacy and caused emotional distress. >>> time now for a look at your friday weather. >>> good morning. another stormy day across the south with flash flooding, especially in georgia and south carolina where we could see some heavy downpours and water over the roads. farther north could be a stormy end to the workweek in the northeast. severe weather including tornadoes possible, especially in the interior portions of the northeast this afternoon and into tonight. meantime, this weekend it's the last weekend before labor day weekend. some storms in the southeast and also north central u.s. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> co

and it's really been a big employer here, in the l.a. area, for blue-collar, industrial workers.you know, and it's kind of this vestige of the industrial area of southern california, in terms of really manufacturing jobs, food production, and, you know, currently, it employs 1800 people here in southern california, and yeah, it's just in the los angeles area. here, >> so, smithfield executives have said, they're leaving because of the high cost of doing business in california. what exactly are they referring to? >> yeah, so, that's a great question. so, smithfield, like i said has been here at the plant for several years. the plant has been an institution in southern california. they're basically saying, the recent rise in costs of doing business in california, forcing it to close the plant and move operations to the miest. they talk about two things, specifically. they talk about the cost of utilities in operating the plant there, and they also talk about a state law that was passed in 2018. proposition 12, which, you know, requires tha

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l.a. county 70%. in the city of l.a., 8 out of 10 voted democrat. >> l.a. soon the rest of the country will look like los angeles. >> i don't believe that she is going to win this race especially when every poll says 70 percenters of the people think l.a. is going in the wrong direction. >> caruso is a billionaire development. bass a career politician. >> to fight against unjust wars and fight for immigration and police reform. >> bass is a life long democrat. caruso was a republican who switched parties this year. >> he have is a moderate democrat and here in los angeles, that is about as far right as you can be to get elected. >> caruso disagrees. >> day one i will pull in the chief of police, we will take away these regulations that don't allow cops to engage and say start enforcing the law. >> we know we have deep problems in our city and we know that underlying all of those problems is income inequality. >> from president biden on down every major democrat supports bass. >> that's the answer to income inequality is good-paying jobs. union jobs. >> caru

now you know, i'm an l.a.>> yeah. >> seth: you know, when you were on "snl," we're like, "she's supposed to be an l.a. girl. >> she's so l.a. yeah. yeah i have a car, which is incredible >> seth: amazing congrats >> thank you so much it's been -- [ laughter ] it's like a big purse. you can put so much stuff in it. >> seth: yeah, that's a really nice way of describing it. so, is it hard here in sort of little purse new york? [ laughter ] >> yeah. that's what i always say i say, "that's a little purse new york." and i love it. >> seth: the big apple more like the little purse >> exactly that's what i say. >> seth: yeah! >> but i, no, i love it. and, you know, i hop in my car it's a tesla isn't that a big deal, you guys? [ cheers and applause i don't want to be, like, bragging about it. >> seth: i don't even know what reaction you want. >> yeah. well, i guess i got applause and it's great because it drives me, because i'm not great at driving, but i can drive up and see gwen >> seth: yeah, your friend gwen. >> my

>> l.a.ty seth taking photos of a site like that is part of their job , and they describe, for example, one of the deputies being the first person to have made it up the hill to that crash site. we're talking about a really tough terrain that morning. it was very foggy. it was very muddy here it it took him about an hour to get up there, and she said the attorney said that had he not taken site photos, he would not have been able to communicate to the command center 1200 feet below . those folks were determined based on photos how to respond, and it's not just the search and rescue they had to strategize about you it was also the firefighters having to strategize how to put out this wildfire that had sprung up because of the crash, so the attorney for the county alleges that it was part of their job here they do say, they do concede it was not great how it was circulated. for example, some of the deputies were sharing it . it it one case, the plaintiffs say they were being shared between depu

i wouldn't recommends about transportation for anybody living in l.a. that's why people in l.a.y can't even plug it in. i guess they should just stay home and watch youtube. >> judge jeanine: very quickly, you know, he doesn't talk about the fact that people are leaving california or that, you know, what's going on there. i mean, he thinks he is a great success. >> he certainly does because he wants to run for president in 2024 and he knows he survived a recall that california voters quite simply can't figure it out. fleeing to the great state of florida and is he very nervous about ron desantis and the power that he holds. so a few more failures left for geasm and i think his political career will fall by the wayside or at least i'm hoping so. >> judge jeanine: tomi lahren, always good to see you. >> thank you, judge. good to see you. >> judge jeanine: all right. thanks. earlier in the show, one of our guests suggested that the government has no standing to raid mar-a-lago and the former president trump declassified all of the documents and they as a result belong to him. >> th

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l.a. house, narrowly missing a person inside. >> she was in the house at the time, and the car stopped like two feet away from where she was sitting. so she was pretty lucky. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> lower prescription costs and a historic national fight against climate change. senate democrats finally pass the landmark legislation that they have chased for more than a year. it took months of negotiations an exhaustive all-nighter of whirlwind votes to reach a 50-50 split along party lines. vice president kamala harris then cast the deciding vote. >> the yeaj s are 50, the nays e 50. the vice president votes in the affirmative and the bill as amended passed. >>> melanie, the bill heads to the house later this coming week. does it face any obstacles there? >> reporter: you know, pam, there are no real signs that there are any hurdles in the house. in fact, in the last hour, we have actually heard from two key house democrats, mikie sherrill

sheriff's department and the l.a.ounty fire department lacked the proper training and policies that caused the violation of the plaintiffs' rights. they also had to consider whether they had a long standing widespread practice or custom of taking illicit photos of victims' bodies. they all found in the plaf plaintiffs' favor except that they found that the fire department did not have that long standing practice. but otherwise they found in favor of bryant and chester. >> i can't imagine how painful it was for those families to have to go through all this, but how brave of them. >> to keep fighting through it, yeah. >>> ahead carol maloney voted out of office and democrats are already fighting for her committee seat. >>> plus president biden forgiving billions in student loan debt, will that help or hurt democrats in november? and -- ♪ >>> the university of texas offering a new honors course and the entire curriculum is taylor swift songs. e. they drink what they're told to drink. i drink what helps me rehydrate and r

what has l.a. county said about this? how they responded to the allegations? >> l.a.es say that taking photos of a site like that is part of their job. and they described, for example, one of the deputies being the first person to have made it up the hill to that crash site. we are talking about a really tough terrain. that morning was very foggy. it was very muddy. it took him about an hour to get up there. and she said that the attorney, that is amir ashmont, said that he had not taken sight photos, he would not have been able to communicate to the command center 1200 feet below. those were determined based on the photos, how to respond. and it's not just a search and rescue that they had to strategize about. it was also the firefighters having to strategize and having to put out this wildfire that had sprung up because of the crash. so the attorney for the air county alleges it was part of their job. they do say, they do concede, that it was not great. how it was circulated. for example, the deputies were sharing it. in one case, the plaintiffs say that they were b

well, according to the l.a.strar's office, only about 5 # 0,000 valid signatures were collected. in total the recall campaign submitted more than 715,000 signatures. but a number of them were disqualified due to voter signatures not matching with the ones on file with the county. now, i reached out to the recall gascon campaign today. they are currently reviewing all of this. just days ago. they tweeted, quote: the registrar's 22% rejection rate of 717,000 petition signatures randomly sampled last month is a major red flag that l.a. county is not complying with the current law governing signature verification. and richie greenberg who founded the effort to recall san francisco's progressive d.a. chesa boudin tweeted just moments ago in part this is for sure going to be a legal fight as methodology for validation was inconsistent. as for possible next steps, there is a 21-day window for the recall campaign to rehave you the submitted names with county officials and that data could help them gather information for

great reporting from outside l.a. thanks so much. >>> people in parts of china are sweating through one of the most searing heat waves ever in that country. the extreme temp are putting a huge strain on the country's power grid. and officials have ordered factories in parts of china to shutdown operations for about a week to help conserve energy. but as cnn's salina wang tells us the shutdown could mean supply chain problems that could be felt way beyond china's borders. >> reporter: a scorching heat wave grinding work on the factory floor tuesday a screeching halt as china battles its worst heat wave on record factories in the manufacturing provinces have come to a standstill. for about a week power has been saved for its more than 100 million residents amid a crippling crunch, but the diversion threatens an economic jolt. it hits factories for semiconductor companies like intel and texas instruments and suppliers of apple and tesla. most importantly it's rich in one of the world's most important commodities, lithium

abc, cnn, "l.a. times," where i was called the black face of white supremacy, they didn't care that i wanted to talk about the crime. they wanted to talk about the fact that i was a republican, voted for trump, and had gavin newsom been recalled it would have been a republican takeover. that's all they care about. republicans in california are outnumbered 3-1, and. more and more of this crime is taking place in the suburbs, like beverly hills, hancock park. until and unless it happens, we'll still have the same old policy pushed the same old people. >> tucker: yeah. make them defend the looting of 7-eleven and every turn. you did this. can you defend this? of course they can't. larry elder, great to see you. thank you. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> tucker: well, speaking of chaos, law enforcement has been suspended at our southern border, which is wide open. as a result last month alone, u.s. officials reported nearly 200,000 illegal immigrants at the border, just the ones being counted. by compariso

times article about a month after the crash that l.a.ounty firefighters had taken and shared close-up images of her loved one's remains of the crash site. she talks about the moment she found out about that how she was with family but had to run out of the room, run out of the house, so that her daughters would not see her fall apart. she said it felt like she wanted to run and scream and jump into the ocean, but, quote, i can't escape my body. i can't escape what i feel. she said she's even gotten strangers, very disturbing direct messages on instagram, shown to us in the courtroom, someone using helicopter and flame emojis and then threatening to leak the majs of kobe's body. vanessa bryant is a coplaintiff in this case. sitting next to chris chester who lost his wife and daughter in the same crash. both describe this fear and anxiety that these photos could some day surface on the internet and how that is compounded on top of the grief that they already felt losing family members. now, the county in defense has emphasized that neither

so i took haley down to l.a. and we got stuck in traffic as it happens in l.a. and we were with the new rental car smell and i don't even know what made her think of it, she just turned to me and asked, did people say mean things about you when you told our story in the news and stuff, did people say mean things about you? i try hard to be both honest with the kids but also mindful of what is appropriate for them to carry and my mom will often correct me when i'm gone too far in the honesty wrong and will say i think that's a little much to ask them to take on and usually in the most i don't accept it but later on like you're right. the time i knew she was going to ask what they said so i said yes, they did say mean things and she said well, tell me what they were and ind said no, i'm t going to tell you, you're too little and is not appropriate for you to hear some of the worst things people would say even though i didn't tell her what those things were, she started crying because like me, her emotions are this close toce the surface all the time. it doesn't ta

now we have heard already from the l.a. county sheriff, we will hear from the l.a. county fire chief. we are expecting this case to be with the jury probably by the end of next week. back to you. >> all right, our thanks to rob centers for the latest in that story. coming up, the trump organization's top money man will have to serve time at rioters after pleading guilty to tax fraud this week. the question, is for how long and will he end up implicating donald trump? trump's former fixer, michael cohen went through a similar situation. see what he has to say next. plus, a florida court says a pregnant teen with no parents and no job is not mature enough to have an abortion. but she is mature enough to give birth and razor child on her own? at 16? i will break that, down it seems really a logical and that ruling will be explained by a retired judge familiar with these kinds of cases. that is coming up. that is coming up. i typed in grandma's name and birth year... and there she was, working at the five and dime. my dad's been wondering about his childhood address for