. >>> to the coliseum, the a's took on the l.a. angels. didn't go so well for the a's.-4. >> oh, my. not a good night all the way around. >> not for bay area teams. >> but going to be a great weekend because jeff is on the spot. >> out of the park. >> great father's day forecast. >> it looks really good. 78 tomorrow. we have fog in the morning, some patchy low clouds inland. sun for the afternoon. saturday, probably the better day overall in you want that sun in the forecast. by sunday, some clouds increase. on father's day, 77. and then by next tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, we are in the upper 80s. hey, you know, i hear dads like the fair. maybe you want to take him out to alameda county fair. temps in the 70s and lots of sun tomorrow afternoon. >> which is perfect because you don't want to be too hot at the fair. >> no. normally we could be in the 90s to 100 at that fair. >> it usually is like that. >> get nauseous when you're going around in circles. >> thanks so much. have a great father's day and a great weekend. >> all right. bye-bye. we'll see you on mond

. >> to the coliseum and the as taking on the l.a. angels. check this out. kyler murray arrived in oakland yesterday. murray is actually quarterback for the sooners and has signed a deal with the a's that will allow him to play college football this season and begin his pro career with the a's next spring. oakland finally gets on the board in the fifth with a long double to score marcana. they fall to the angels 8-4. >> still ahead, silicon's valley biggest city getting a much had much needed upgrade. the agreement that will improve cell service in san jose. >> it is cloudy and breezy right now in san jose. look at those skies. how long will these clouds be sticking around? when can we expect more sunshine? details coming up. still ahead on today in the bay. >>> we are expecting a lot of this cloud cover to clear out for the afternoon. right now notice the cameras shaking a bit. we're seeing some breezy conditions out there. current temperatures not too bad. san jose at about 57 degrees, palo alto 54, san francisco at 58. let's take a look at some of that cl

l.a.'s homelessness problem? los angelesstruggling with one of the highest rates of homelessness. you've called ate hiewrmt humann crisis. do you know how to solve this? >> i think everybody ton street, i spend a lot of time talking to my fellow angelenos on the street, they allerie trauma whether divorce, mental health crisis, substance abuse, coming home from war, emans paight from foster care, a combination of trauma and right high rent. we have to build more housing. we saw the first down tick in homelessness after nine years of increases. l.a. passed measures to build 10,000 new units of housing and give services to them. eed national leadehip.d there is a mental health emergency out there. >> trevor: los angeles as a city has received a lot of criticism where they say a sanctuary city. some would argue l.a. puts the well being of undocumented immigrants before angelenos.soms a mayor you want to be compassionate but is it fair to harbor thesempeoplehen re a drain on the city. how do you respond to that? >> those are dog

make a statement to los angeles that this model that you guys developed in l.a. was no good. we will not tolerate it at all. it doesn't make any sense. >> so mr. flores, we have heard today that gang injunctions help to protect communities that had a lot of gang activity, where people were victims of the gang activity and thei ow homes and were not safe. what do you say to that to eliminate the gang injunctions today? >> sure. let me talk about myself. i have also been a victim. i have been robbed at gun point in the tunnel half a block from my house. my little brother was killed in a drive-by shooting in 1994, so i am not new to this id of victims and things that happen in our community. i recognize that firsthand. but to me when we cast a wide net in our community and we label individuals and this most negative way, we're actually causing harm to the greater community. we are not addressing the issue of the families who lost their loved ones because 50 people were cast a wide net as dang gang members. that did not bring justice. that would not bring justice to my family wro

l.a. passed measures to build 10,000 new units of housing and give services to them. this is a national problem, and we need national leadership. there is a mental health emergency out there. >> trevor: los angelesa lot of criticism where they say a sanctuary city. some would aue l.a. puts the well being of undocumented immigrants before angelenos. some would say we understand as a mayor you wanto be compassionate but is it fair to harbor these teampeople when they are a drain on the city. how do you respond to that? >> those are dog whistles people blow to try to divide us. i'm a grandson of an immigrant who came from mexico. he was one year o in the mexican revolution when his father was killed. my grandmother picked him up and took him across the border. he wasn't a citizen. in world war ii he left his family behind and fought for his country and got his citizenship as a result. when we think through the issue, we have to find our hearts. what if he had been separated from his mother at the border like the policies we have today? what if he hadn't been granted citizenship? i wouldn't be here. i'm not going to stop listening to police over politicians about the way to earn trust of the immigra

angeles times." patrick soon-shiong is a multi- billionaire surgeon, entrepreneur and part owner of the l.a. lakers. he has spent half a billion dollars to buy the paper, which has faced big setbackscent years. as critical as it has been to the city of los angeles, "the l.a. times" has struggled with huge financial losses, two- thirds of the staff were laid off over time, three top editors months andced in 1 there've been multiple publishers. soon-shiong is also migrant, born to parents who had fled china during the b occupatijapan during world war ii. he joins me now from los angeles. patrick soon-shiong, congratulations. you're investing in a newspaper at a time when few around fewer people are reading them. why? >> well, i think it's important for democracy, it's important for education, it's important for this count, and it's an institution that i think we need to protect, and, to me, i grew up in apaheid, south africa, and the only thing that was my spite was a newspaper, frankly. >> woodruff: and, you know, you and i had a little bit of a conversation about this no long ago when we talk

angeles. >> some very kind people in l.a., california. that's why i love california so paws made my heart grow three times bigger. >> the kitten was hungry and skinny. they had to treat its eyes because it had an eye infection. then it's bath time. [ meowing ] >> they named him napoleon, maybe because this little one was stranded on the isle of elba, also known as the i-10 emergency rain. >> i would have named him too fast, too furious. >> look at that, all better. >> that is stinking cute. >>> an electronics store in sao paulo, brazil. a perfect opportunity to be as unsubtle as possible. these guys say, that laptop looks great, i'll put that down my shorts even though they're standing right in front of the shop shopkeeper. it's brzezinski -- it's brazil, we see this happen all the time. a pat on the back, thanks, man, no worries. the reason being the shopkeeper stayed calm and essentially said, look, mate, we've got cameras, you're going to get caught and arrested, i wouldn't if i were you. and the thieves were like, yeah, all right, and

my colleague, mariana, is there in los angeles, in downtown l.a. is more so the case in los angeles. tons of people coming out for this event. who is is there? what are you hearing from them? what can they expect as the rally continues? >> reporter: david, we all saw the lead singer of black-eyed peas, who sang "where is the love?" where is the love for the 2,047 children who remain separated from their children? john legend we just heard from. he has cared about the issue of immigration, of immigrant detenti detention, for a while now. i had the opportunity to visit eloy detention facility in arizona with john legend two years ago. he wanted to sing bob marley songs to the immigrants there. just to see what conditions these people are held in when they cross the border, seeking asylum, looking for a better life. very happy to see the consistency there on behalf of john legend. let me walk you through the crowd so you can see the signs there. make america care again. images for the border control. pick something your own size. oh, wait, referencing

angeles. mayor of l.a. said he will probably name someone tomorrow. all of this is after the l.a. said he will retire by the end of the year. >>> still to come, growing list of pot friendly celebrities who have launched their own line of marijuana products. >> bart for better or worse. phil sits with an official to discuss the growing problems with the transit agency. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i ed joeiden to reduce dosticio helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. >>> good morning. welcome to another version of bart, for better or worse. joining us is the bart director who represents san francisco on the system. it certainly has been getting press, not all good, very little of it good except for the bart extension to antioch

l.a.'s busiest streets. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> in a surprise announcement, president trump has ordered the creation of a new sixth branch of the military for the final frontier. during a meeting with the national space council, the president said he's directing the pentagon to develop a so-called space force, an idea he floated in march. he described it as a, quote, separate but equal branch, and said american dominance in space is critical to u.s. defense. >>> now to an alarming trend linked to the rapidly changing ways we get around as transportation in this country. drivers of traditional taxis saying they're having a harder times making ends meet. against the background of those struggles, at least six drivers in new york have taken their own lives in recent months. anne thompson has the story. >> reporter: gabriel okashor knows he's facing an uphill climb, fighting for more regulations on companies like uber and lyft that have sideswiped the financial fortunes of >> i want them to see some future that my dad didn't so they can say we're okay, but something has to get done. >> reporter

southern california from fresno south, and the new california would cover los angeles county and the coast from l.a. to san francisco. only 17% of voters support this, and congress would have to approve. stay tuned. >>> and north america has been chosen to host the 2026 world cup tournament. the u.s., canada, and mexico putting in a joint bid. this year's world cup begins tomorrow in russia. but the u.s. men's national team did not qualify. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the shooting outside a major u.s. airport. shots fired, several cars hit. new details coming in after the break. >>> and news involving the death of penn state student timothy piazza. who fell down the stairs at a frat party. the students waiting up to 12 hours before calling for help. there's a headline breaking late today, the surprise. >>> and the deadly plane crash, across a road into the woods, shortly after takeoff. we have news on this front as well. a lot more news ahead tonight. woods, shortly after takeoff. a lot more news ahead tonight. it's for people who have been hospitalized

l.a. county polling place rosters. los angeles county, more than 5 million voters there the county registrar says 100,000 plus names were left off the roster due to a printing error. this mistake has reportedly affected about 35% of precincts in the county. voters whose names are inexplicably missing from the voting rolls when they turn up to vote are told not to worry. they're told to file a provisional ballot which officials say will be counted. but that is obviously setting some nerves on edge in california as we continue to watch results roll in around the country that does it for now, but lots of primary coverage to come tonight.

l.a. county polling place rosters. los angeles county, more than 5 million voters there the county registrar says 100,000 plus names were left off the roster due to a printing error. this mistake has reportedly affected about 35% of precincts in the county. voters whose names are inexplicably missing from the voting rolls when they turn up to vote are told not to worry. they're told to file a provisional ballot which officials say will be counted. but that is obviously setting some nerves on edge in california as we continue to watch results roll in around the country that does it for now, but lots of primary coverage to come tonight. lawrence o'donnell isom up. he'll have an update on the important story of children be separated from their parents at the u.s. border. the biggest state, the biggest stakes on the biggest day of the imary. the story here in california, one we've been following is this question of there are seven house races, seven congressional raceshere demrats think they can flip the seats. republicans hold them i

l.a's mayor saying bill scott was one of three finalists for the job in l angeles. scott worked as an lapd officer for 27 years but will not be returning to l.a. chief scott did release a statement to us tonight saying, i remain committed to the work ahead to maintain public safety, reduce crime, and strengthen the relationship between our cers and the people of the city and county of san francisco. >>> okay. how do you feel about paying more to cross most bay area bridges? you will get to decideomorrow when you cast your vote for regional measure 3. if it passes, it would increase bridge tolls by $3 over a six-year period. and crossing the bay bridge would eventually cost you $9. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us live. cheryl, the golden gate bridge is not part ofhibut there's one both sides ofsrea during commute hours is terrible. what they cannot agree on is h to make it better. you can blame it on the economy. bay area commute traffic is awful. those in favor of regional measure 3 believe the toll increase will make it better. >> regional measure 3 represents 3

. >> reporter: after spending the morning in the bay area former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa headed back to l.aor the final day of the gubernatorial primary campaigning. meanwhile lieutenant governor gavin newsom spent the morning in the southland as well before heading north. >> polls don't vote. people vote. >> reporter: treasurer john chiang was in san francisco's chinatown. >> to provide the leadership required for the future of the state of california. >> reporter: the reason democrats are flocking here in the final day of the campaign is simple. although we are smaller than los angeles in population, democrats here vote in far greater numbers than the rest of the state. >> over a 1/4 of the voters coming from up here in northern california. it will be over a half when polls close tomorrow. i think we just have good voters here. >> reporter: so for candidates the bay area is pure gold. >> absolutely critical. it's so vibrant. >> takes some undecided voters. >> reporter: volunteers for newsom were busy mining that gold today with this tech version of a phone bank, only instead of calling yo

l.a.'s busiest streets. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> see in things kras. all right.ng precaution s to keep their kids safe around pools. one family's viral video is proving it might not be enough. keith bought this ladder to keep their 2-year-old son cody from accidentally drowning. he's able to scale the locked ladder thanks to the slats right there in the door. look at him. he's actually really good at it which is a bad thing in this case. they say they turned their backs for just a minute. cody could have gone right in. their video has now racked up 19 million views and hope to serve as a warning to other parents when similar ladders it can happen just like that. hey could never imagine they couldin g eve things, precautions eve year in the u >> happens way too often as we've seen. >> thanks for joining us this morning. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. thanks for watching. the news continues here on ad ln >>> welcome to tuesday morning. taking a live look outside overlooking dublin. looks like a lot of folks up and at them early on this tuesday morning. we

l.a. county polling place rosters. los angeles county, more than 5 million voters there the county registrar says 100,000 plus names were left off the roster due to a printing error. this mistake has reportedly affected about 35% of precincts in the county. voters whose names are inexplicably missing from the votiol when they turn up to ve to not to worr ey're told to file a provisional ballot which officials y will be counted. bu is obviously setting some nerves on edge in california as we continue to watch results roll in around the country that does it for now, but lots of primary coverage to come tonight. >> obviously i'm not lawrence o'donnell, i'm steve kornacki.

l.a. county polling place rosters. los angeles unty, more than 5 million voters there the county registrar says 100,000 plus names were left off the roster due to a printing error. this mistake has reportedly affected about 35% of precincts in the county. voters whose names are inexplicably missing from the voting rolls when they turn up to vote are told not to worry. they're told to file a provisional ballot which officials say will be counted. but that is obviously setting some nerves on edge in continue watch results roll in around the country that does it for now, but lots of primary coverage to come tonight. now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i couldn't watch ever minute of your show tonight because i do have to do some homework for this hour. so i'm not sure. how much time -- how much of your hour was spent onin others the supl and e president and the national anthem, which i believe the president thinks is the biggest story of the day? >> you know, whe

. >>> let's talk about the former los angeles mayor who cast his ballot this morning in l.a. he entered the governor's race expected to be a tough challenger against newsome, but he's been slipping in the polls. in attempt for a late surge, the former mayor criss-crossed the state in recent days. >> excited. i workedheart hard. last night, we finished at 1:00 in the morning, up at 5:00, and at a metro station, were were at pinks last night. >> leading republican in the race for governor cast his ballot yesterday in san diego. recent polls show john cox in second place behind newsome. cox looks forward to debating newsome ahead of the november election. >>> the san francisco mayor race is another big one to watch. these are the eight people running. seven democrats, one republican. the winner will serve the remaining term of the late mayor ed lee, and will face some daunting challenges with the affordable housing and homelessness top of mind in the city. this is video of the mayor voting this morning at roosevelt middle school. amy hollyfield caught up with him after he cast h

. >> fellow democrat formers los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa voted this morning in l.a. he has been out ofitic liive ye. most polls show him in third place. he is counting on a big latino turnout. >> right. >> hi, there. >> the leading republican in the race is john cox, a relative unknown who got a big boost in the campaign when he was endorsed by president trump. he voted in san diego yesterday. the other republican in the race state assemblyman travis all isn't a considered a long shot as is democrat john chon. he has been in politics two decades and is now the state treasurer. he voted this morning in torrance. right now rounding out the top five the only female in the race former superintendent of public rucks instruction delaine easton she has tried to stay above the frey running a positive campaign. kashl tyler abc 7. >>> one of the most contentious measures is recentlile measure three hiking tolls on the san mateo and six other bay area bridges by $3 over six years. >>> katie uetz is alive with that at the alameda registrar office in oakland. katie. >> regional m

angels, first pitch at 1:05. and giants will try to beat l.a. at dodger stadium. bumgarner takes the hill. 5 p.m. but last night the giants came up short in los angeles. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> the giants cross-country ten game road trip concludes this weekend in los angeles. dodgers starting to heat up and giants remain somewhat luke warm. giants played 16 innings on thursday and then flew 2400 miles cross-country, bottom of the first, holland gave up a solo homer to hernandez bochy, i need some starting pitching. s austin jackson drops the ball, 3-zip l.a. to the seventh, the panda strikes. down the line pablo sandoval, a two run noerm to thomer into th field bullpen. andrew mccutchen, the giants fall 3-2. how about the as and angels? jurassic world at the coliseum marking the era when the stadium was built. bassett in his second start since 2016, air mails the pujols come back over matt olson's head. two runs score. top of the fourth, view from left field on a kinsler bomb makes it 6-0. bassett goes four innings. 8-0 in the fifth, and who is that

angels, first pitch at 1:05. and giants will try to beat l.a. at dodger stadium. bumgarner takes the hill. 5:15 p.m. but last night the giants came up short in los angeles. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> the giants cross-country ten game rad trip concludes this weekend in los angeles. dodgers starting to heat up and giants remain somewhat luke warm. giants played 16 innings on thursday and then flew 2400 miles cross-country, bottom of the first, holland gave up a solo homer to hernandez, bochy, i need some starting pitching. austin jackson drops the ball, and it is a three base error. 3-zip l.a. to the seventh, the panda strikes. down the line pablo sandoval, a two run homer into the left field bullpen. andrew mccutchen, the giants fall 3-2. how about the as and angels? jurassic world at the coliseum marking the era when the stadium was built. bassett in his second start since 2016, air mails the pujols come back over matt olson's head. two runs score. top of the fourth, view from left field on a kinsler bomb makes it 6-0. bassett goes four innings. 8-0 i

l.a. >> jimmy: ah, you went deep into "ally mcbeal." all right. another television-related question. what is the name of the ncis franchise set in los angeles? d an answer. anyone? [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: the answer is "ncis: l.a." >> really obvious. >> sal: maybe you should both sleep on the street tonight. >> jimmy: hopefully this will be an easier one. who hosted the oscars this year? who rang in? aviv? >> um -- was that james corden? >> jimmy: no, it was not james corden. andrea? >> it was you, jimmy. >> sal: yes. >> you did a good job, it was you. >> jimmy: oh, yes. [ cheers and applause ] well, congratulations, andrea, you are the winner. bellhop sal will take your luggage for you. don't worry, aviv, you're not going back to the hostel empty-handed. for you we've got noise-canceling headphones, hand sanitizer, and a teddy bear to rock you to sleep tonight. thank you so much for playing hostel la vista. see you, andrea. tonight on the show, music from ne-yo. evangeline lilly is here, and we'll be right back with nick kroll. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by old navy. free your feet during the famous one dollar

angels. first pitch at 1:05. and giants will try to beat l.a. r takes the pitch, first pitch at 5:15 larry beil has the morning's sports report. >>> good morning, everybody. >> the giants cross-country ten game road trip concludes this weekend in los angeles. dodgers starting to heat up and giants remain somewhat luke warm. giants played 16 innings on thursday and then flew 2400 miles cross-country, bottom of the first, holland gave up a solo homer to hernandez, bochy, i need some starting pitching. austin jackson drops the ball, and it is a three base error. 3-zip l.a. to the seventh, the panda strikes. down the line pablo sandoval, a two run homer into the left field bullpen. andrew mccutchen, the giants fall 3-2. how about the as and angels? jurassic world at the coliseum marking the era when the stadium was built. bassett in his second start since 2016, air mails the pujols come back over matt olson's head. two runs score. top of the fourth, view from left field on a kinsler bomb makes it 6-0. bassett goes four innings. 8-0 in the fifth, and

angeles. scott was one of three finalists to become l.a.'s next police chief, but the mayor announced yesterday he was promoting from within the department. now scott seems to be trying to reassure the rank and file officers in san francisco. in a statement scott says, "i remain committed to the work ahead to maintain public safety, reduce crime and strengthen the relationships between our officers and the people of the city and county of san francisco." scott was sworn in as sfpd chief last year. >>> multiple wildfires are burning now in san benito county south of bill roy, the largest call -- gilroy, the largest called the airline fire that's burned almost 1,000 acres. today the body of a woman and two small children were found inside a camping trailer in that fire zone. >>> in santa clara an auto dealership caught fire this morning. flames broke out in the service area of an acura dealership on stevens creek boulevard at about 7:00. >> the incident commander saw the condition of the building and pulled out the crew. fire erupted through t

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los angeles due to start at 11:00 a.m. local time in l.a.ping our eyes and ears trained on everything being said there by all the demonstrators and speakers. earlier today among them congressman john lewis who was at another major rally in atlanta. >> it made me sick. i cried when i saw and heard little children crying for their mama, for their papa. it's not the american way to separate babies, toddlers from their parents. >> let's bring in democratic congressman loyd doggett of texas. he was at the rally in san antonio earlier today. congressman, welcome to you, sir. i believe that was at the san fernando cathedral in san antonio. let's talk about the timing of this, sir. the protests happening just a few days after congress recesses for the july 4th holiday. failing to pass any legislation on immigration that would include a bill that you, sir, introduced that would have prevented the trump administration from using military bases as child detention camps. what do these protesters hope will happen after today that congress could not figur

former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa voted in l.a. today. the democrat has been polling in third but hoping a latino turn outwill boston him to second and shut republicans out of a shot at the top office. now analyst say newsom would have an easier battle in november against a republican given the state has seen a steady decline of republicanss. now just 25% of registered voters, the same as voters are no party preference. by the way as results come in tonight we'll be able to use this and show you county by county data in real time in the governor race we can even choose the various counties and show you how people are voting for particular candidates. we'll have that for the governor race and many other races ton you want to keep it here. larry. >>> all right. we'll see you. efrmgts nearly a dozen candidates are listed on the ballot for lieutenant governor. these four each raised over a million dollars. democrats jeff bliech. ed hernandez and eleni count lackis and cole hair zblies proposition 68 is a bond measure to fund projects. . 69 wo

former los angeles mayor is among those in the tight race for second. he voted in l.a. today. south of there in san diego, esident trump's enent ve him a big boost. john chung went to the polls in tore rens. . >>> regional measure three would hike tolls on bay area bridges except the golden gate by $3 over six years that would mean a $9 toll for the bay bridge and 8 for the others. >>> in san francisco, voters are deciding on ppe, whether flavored tobacco products should be banned. big tobacco stalled the issue b getting prop e o the ballot. for more information, go to our website. we have a stion on the key races and candidates. we have a team of reporters spread out across the bay area and the state of california to bring you the latest on key races after the polls close a 8:00 p.m. >>> president trump has a bone to pick with the philadelphia eagles. that's turned into the controversy of the day. the eagles were supposed to be honored at the white house today. instead, the president called a last minute audible. mr. trump dis-invited the eagles and hosted another event today

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. >> reporter: after spending the morning in the bay area former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa headed back to l.a. for the final day of the gubernatorial primary campaigning. meanwhile lieutenant governor gavin newsom spent the morning in the southland as well before heading north. >> polls don't vote. people vote. >> reporter: and treasurer don chung was in san francisco's chinatown. >> reporter: although we are smaller than los angeles in population, democrats here vote in far greater numbers than the rest of the state. >> over a 1/4 of the vote is coming up here. i think from northern california it will be over a 1/2 when polls close tomorrow. even though there are more people in los angeles and points south. i think we just have good voters here. >> reporter: so for candidates the bay area is pure gold. >> absolutely critical. it's so vibrant. >> reporter: volunteers for newsom were busy mining that gold today with this tech version of a phone bank, only instead of calling you they are texting last minute voters. >> we're going to get to about half a million probably today, not just here in s

the city of los angeles for social services, it is $900 million. that is $1.5 billion that comes out of the l.a. taxpayers pocket for people from another country that are here illegally. is 50 to 60nty jail -- 50% to 60% hispanic. last month, they were 80 people pulled out of the jail for having gang-related systems within the jail. it is basically a mexican mafia. thego to lapd, they have 200 most wanted people, 80% of those are hispanic surnames. we have a problem that everyone seems to be ignoring. ms-13 came here from el salvador many years ago. they blossomed and spread across the united states. it is an immigration problem. we have not been dealing with it. i know it is harsh on the kids that came here. the parents brought them here. the parents have broken the law. we are ignoring the laws and we need more of a mass deportation to get rid of the green cards and cut them out. we have to solve a problem. host: we appreciate your points. guest: that is precisely the that this administration has been putting out. i see a number of problems with it. camehing he said was ms-13 from el salvador

the city of los angeles for social services, it is $900 million. that is $1.5 billion that comes out of the l.a. taxpayers pocket for people from another country that are here illegally. is 50 to 60nty jail -- 50% to 60% hispanic. last month, they were 80 people pulled out of the jail for having gang-related systems within the jail. it is basically a mexican mafia. thego to lapd, they have 200 most wanted people, 80% of those are hispanic surnames. we have a problem that everyone seems to be ignoring. ms-13 came here from el salvador many years ago. they blossomed and spread across the united states. it is an immigration problem. we have not been dealing with it. i know it is harsh on the kids that came here. the parents brought them here. the parents have broken the law. we are ignoring the laws and we need more of a mass deportation to get rid of the green cards and cut them out. we have to solve a problem. host: we appreciate your points. guest: that is precisely the that this administration has been putting out. i see a number of problems with it. camehing he said was ms-13 from el salvador

. >>> and down in los angeles, crews are still battling this brush fire in the hollywood hills. it started in l.a.'s benedict canyon around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. the blaze forced dozens of evacuations and those orders have since been lifted. >>> fire season, good reminder that it's hot and dry out there. >> we just hiked those hills and i noticed, oh-oh, it's dry, all the brush was turned from green to yellow so scary. it's a little windy. not so much for us but for southern california, that's what they're dealing with and it's hot. we are definitely feeling that all across northern california. you will have it again inland today especially around the water it may feel slightly cooler than yesterday but still overall this ridge of high pressure is out there. and yes, it's going to impact the entire state. so here's a live look now towards "salesforce tower." and noticing just a slight haze in some areas. these west winds right now at sfo 7, 11 for downtown san francisco. but really calm through oakland and hayward, three to five-mile-per-hour winds across the south bay. and then fairfield sou

l.a. lakers. lebron is rumored to be considering a move to los angeles. >> all i heard was that lebron james had reachedo k.d. asking about his interest in los angeles, and that's as far as it had gone. from what i heard k.d. smirked and laughed about it because his attitude is i beat lebron james the last two years. why would i join forces? and that's w i'veard and what i reported. >>> all right. well, nba reporter of cleveland.com tweeted sources close to lebron told him lebron did not text k.d. so, k.d., show us the receipts. >>> a lawsuit filed against one of the largest student loan servicers. >>> and libby schaaf is brace for th >>> and good morning. you have made it to friday. june 29th. i think a lot of you have off today, don't you i'm getting that feeling. >> it feels like holiday here, mike, because you're here. you're bringing us some great weather. >> never more than seven minutes away from the warming trend coming our way. waking up mostly sunny. a few patches of clouds especially on the coast from the east bay hills camera you can see just how bright it's becoming. the sun came up about t

reporter: a leading contender, the los angeles lakers. >> i wouldn't mind having him here. >> reporter: here, the 33-year-old owns a production company and two homes. >> l.a. always has been and the biggest and the brightest play in los angeles. it immediately made the lakers contenders right away. >> reporter: in cleveland, they're hoping that king james will stay. >> fight with us, lebron. yes. don't take the easy way out. >> reporter: of course we've seen this before. in 2010, james announced he was leaving cleveland on an espn special called "the decision." >> at this point, i'm going to take my talents to south beach and join the miami heat. >> reporter: sparking outrage in cleveland. winning a pair of championships in miami and then returning four years later, leading the cavs to a championship. lebron says the decision this time will be a family affair. >> my family is a huge part of whatever i decide to do. my career and they will continue to be that. >> steve patterson, what say you? do you want lebron there in l.a.? >> so there are many options here. a lot of people are predicting boston, houston, l.a., of course, is the big leader. especially w

. >>> the mayor of los angeles has announced his choice for chief of police in l.a.tement from san francisco's police chief, phil scott. >>> voting by mail and voting inperson daysbefore election day. the changes in two bay area counties designed to make things more convenient and boost voter turnout. >>> crowded in san francisco. looks like they just cleared a crash east 80, just east of 101 here. you can see it has done a number of people trying to get to the bay bridge and driving the northbound on 101. >> mostly sunny but temperatures are on the way down a little bit after a couple of days below. the racer has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i alway

angeles. i said do you know a lot of other -- we were talking about female entrepreneurs in l.a. she said no. and i was like, ho, let me connect you with some friends. you guys can go to dinner and they will create, in essence, their own network. >> that's right. >> i think it's a good idea. thank you so much for stopping by. congratulations to both of you. you have done amazingly well. >>> chloe clark owns simply sage dog treats in norcross, georgia. she makes these herbal tea-infused vegan products in blueberry, mint, sweet potato for all of your four-legged friends. that sounds good if you're a dog. pick up your phone and take a selfie of you and your business. send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it with the hashtag your biz selfie. we look forward to seeing them. thank you so much for joining us today. we love hearing from you. so you can get in touch with us by e-mailing yourbusiness@msnbc.com. also, if you missed anything from the show, we put it all up on our website at msnbc.com/yourbusiness. finally, don't forget to check out our podcast called been there, b

angeles county. the former mayor of l.a., anthony villaraigosa says he wants voting extended through friday because of. >>> education secretary betsy devos raised eyebrows while being questioned by senators about the school safety commission. the panel was set up after the valentine's day massacre in parkland, florida. devos told senators it will examine 27 different issues around school safety, but one of those issues is not the role of guns. that led to a heated exchange with patrick leahy.ofis the commission's charge per se. >> i see. you're studying gun violence, but not considering the role of guns. >> we're actually studying school safety and ensuring our students are safe. >> devos also said the commission will not look at the safety practices of countries that have low rates of gun violence. >>> moving on right now, the police officers involved in a violent arrest in new jersey won't face criminal charges. prosecutors made that decision after reviewing police body camera video and footage taken by that bystander. the woman was accused of underage drinking. the officers' actions are still the s

l.a. and boyle heights are located on the eastern edge of los angeles. geographically it's not that far from beverly hills. but let's just say i feel like i owe my high school spanish teacher an apology for saying, why would i ever need to use spanish after i graduate? the history of latinos settling in east l.a. can be traced by to the early 1900s, when the mexican revolution caused one of the biggest migrations of mexicans into the united states. attracted by plentiful work and escaping government unrest, most mexicans planned on moving back. but as the city grew, so did labor opportunities and the thriving community known as east l.a. was born. if i'm going to learn anything, i know i have to first hit the streets and talk to the people. would you mind talking to us for a second? don't understand english? all right. >> thank you. >> you want to talk to us for a second once you're off the phone? okay. >> maybe this isn't going to be so easy. >> cut to three hours later. i think the problem is, camera guy, is that we're in east l.a. we're looking for pe

l.a. gay and lesbian center. this year nearly $17 million has been raised. $17 million. the ride ends next saturday in los angeles after cyclists pedal more than 500 miles. >>> still to come, mind the merch. a lot of hype for the warriors but a lot of fake jerseys also on the market. what you need to know before you shell out to support the team. >>> sending the phillies packing. t giants riding high right now after a sweep. we've got highlights next. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein arena. right now,he >>> you're looking live at oracle arena. all the auction ction on the in. the warriors taking on the cavaliers for game two of the nba finals. we have a warning tonight, look before you buy. the nba is telling fans to be on the lookout for counterfeit merchandise including jerseys. agents seized more than $22,0

angeles are very concerned. there is apparently over 100 children in the l.a.rea and we're looking to see where they are housed now and what conditions that they are in but my real fear of all of this is that there is absolutely nothing in place to reunite these parents with their children and i believe that many of these parents and children might never be reunited. if the parents are being deported to central america and the children are sent all over the united states, please tell me how a parent is supposed to find their child? i'm introducing legislation on monday to abosolutely require te federal government to establish a database to make sure parental rights aren't terminated. we can't house the number of children in the foster care system who need to be there because of abuse and now you're going to put children there for political reasons. this is really a tragedy. this moment will be remembered in history. >> and representative, this tale if you will of two cities we heard from as i just was mentioning the rough conditions, bad conditions at least acc

angeles is analyst areva martin. good morning to you. 2:00 a.m. there in l.a. here is what jeffrey toobin said what is on the line with the vacancy on the supreme court. >> roe v. wade is doomed. it is gone because president trump won the election. you will see 20 states pass laws banning abortion outright. just banning abortion because they know there are now going to be five votes on the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. >> areva, is roe v. wade done? >> women hope roe v. wade is not gone. what donald trump continues to say whoever he appoints to the supreme court he will use as a litmus test the ability to overturn roe v. wade. liberals are bracing for an appointment of a judge who has expressed through opinions they written or through conversations that they will, in fact, overturn that vote on roe v. wade. there are other cases that this court may have to consider. including immigration. we see cases have been filed in the federal district court with respect to trump's immigration policy on the southern borders. those cases work their way to the top o

angeles. that would simply be called california. southern california from madera county to l.ato imagine l.a. not being in southern california. you can see the voting results. 77% of you saying no, don't want it. >> we'll see what happens in november. many months to go. plus this also has to be approved by congress, even if voters did say yes. >> this is the first step. >>> meanwhile, this morning a concerned mother is sharing her experience on a recent united airlines flight. >> she was traveling with her 8-month-old daughter who she strapped in a car seat facing the rear of the aircraft. that's the way experts suggest for kids under the age of 2. however, a gate agent told her the plane would not take off unless she turned the car seat facing forward. she says that put her child at risk. she did it anyway. a flight attendant checked faa policy during the flight and realized the mom was right. >> i think that every organization needs to take accountability, know what their policies are and make sure everybody is aware. >> united says it made a mistake. they say they've been in

angeles urban wild. woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which are areas of extraordinary biological diversity. man: if we just think about l.a. county, you're going from sea level to 10,064 feet when you get up to mt. san antoniowhen you t think about that elevation r range, which is thehe greatestst elevevnal rae ofof in t the united stateses, ther'a diverse s suite of habitats inn there, , and that includess habitat that might be right along the busiest freeway in the country...but it also includes places where mountain lions live. i mean, it's just this place of absolutely incredible diversity when it comes toto thinking abot types of habitat anand types of species s that are thhriving he. man: hey, i thought i told you guys to get out of here. now, go. come on. get out of here. male reporter: we have a mom and her kids all going for a nice, refreshing swim all at the exact same time. woman: there is a hidden jung in cities like los angeles, andn wetlands, and other kinds of ecosystems. pauly: there's no magic line where natuopsrstnd city it's all a giant matrix. and in the most urbanized parts of los angeles, you can sti