>> like today, leyland porter was a bus driver in south central in 1992.s remember. >> businesses around me started to close. and i immediately high tailed it home looking for my wife. >> toni richardson calls south central home today. she was born the year of the riots. her father's scarred leg borne of the riots. >> i imagine like my dad being out there while people are running around, setting fires, angry, going in cars wondering how he felt. and if he felt scared or if he felt that he was kind of contributing to the cause. >> toni lives with mom. mother cecile thinks 1992 and 2017 aren't much different. >> we have been seeing this all our lives. we have seen this, this was normal. >> the two live just a short walk from where the riots started 25 years ago. florence and normandie, more than 30 miles long. after some long years, some spots of change. florence and normandie, liquor stores, sandwich shops. chain gas stations. right across the street from one another. but still other signs that the community is still in transition. >> mercedes, homelessness

this happened yesterday night on leyland way. the family called police when they couldn't find the girl. officers found her in the pool and immediately performed cp rrk. concord police are investigating how she ended up in the pool in the first place. >> a gift-year-old felon is in custody accused of kidnapping and assaulting a 13-year-old girl who pulled a dramatic escape. authorities say timothy lee marble met a runaway at a gas station friday and talked her into riding with him in his truck. on saturday, he called 911 from bodega bay saying the girl jumped from his moving truck. when deputies rived, they say the girl stumbled out from the bushes and told them she had been assaulted repeatedly. word spread quickly about the daring escape. >> i give her a lot of respect for her to have thought even to jump out. on instinct, i'm pretty sure of it. but it's scary. >> seemed to have tortured the girl as well. marble is expected to face a judge tomorrow. >>> all right, coming up right now on 6:0 egg on your monday morning, and baseb

according to the times, the indictments came during the 2014 corruption investigation into state senator leyland lee who is in jail. >>> 30 people were treated for symptoms of hypothermia. one athlete was taken to the hospital after swimming in 37- degree temperatures. then trying to ride a bike. 30 other people stopped in the race and were taken to warming areas to be treated. >> they don't have proper gear. they don't have rain jackets. they are getting cold very fast. all the extremities, hands, feet are losing blood so fast that they cannot use their extremities well at all. >> now, most were okay after they warmed up. we don't know the condition of the person that was taken to the hospital this morning. >>> police in sausalito say there is no sign of a woman who disappeared last month. ashley wells was seen during the early morning hours of march 30th in her orange kayak. she was heading to her house less than a quarter mile away. there were no problems with tides or weather. she is described as 5'6" inches tall, 135 pounds, shoulder length blond hair and hazel ice. police are asking anyone

>> it's a british leyland car. >> jimmy: oh, oh really? >> yeah., no. >> like me. >> jimmy: what was the longest road trip you took in that car? >> 1,200 miles. >> jimmy: where did you go? >> from -- i grew up in ohio, and i went to school in tampa, florida. >> jimmy: cut to the chase, bob. [ laughter ] what's the story? >> yes. >> jimmy: i'm getting the whole biography, bob. oh, my gosh. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> from ohio to tampa. >> jimmy: ohio to tampa. there you go. that's a fun road trip. ohio to tampa. guys, we got our pal, bob, here. he was born in ohio, but he couldn't really say he was from ohio. >> i'm from ohio. >> jimmy: i know he's from ohio. a triumph tr6, and his longest trip he took in that car is from ohio to tampa. for this next one -- it's always fun to rock out on a a road trip. can you guys do, like, a a metallica? [ cheers and applause ] >> come on, roots. >> jimmy: yeah, no, really do it. like loud. yeah, make it loud. ♪ ♪ ♪ here we here we are you in the car send me to the place miles to the car ♪ ♪ it wasn't a ford it wasn't a

leyland. let's do the latest from damascus. >> good morning to you, bill. gave an interview to afp, the french news service where he called the chemical attack a 100% fabrication and said his army had given up all its chemical weapons after their last chemical attack on civilians. this a quote from president assad. our impression is that the west mainly the united states is hand and glove with the terrorists. that's what assad calls anybody who doesn't like him. they meaning the united states fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. of course unclear if anybody, including his russian protectors believe the statement. as we've heard over the past few days the pentagon has a trove of evidence to prove it was the syrian regime and their army behind this. >> bill: he even referred to fake videos now because you can't verify the video. his words. do we know how president trump said russia may have known about this? >> made a lot of headlines yesterday during a press conference with the chief of nato. we still aren't sure why the pres

known as specialist both upstairs and downstairs so it goes back to what happened in 1987 and that is leyland o'brien reuben steen was selling portfolio insurance. if the market is down 10% we get you out. the market dropped from 2700 to 1700. you're going to have one of those pockets. i can't tell you when or what triggers it but that's why you have to be prepared. >> etfs could have a big affect on the market in the next year or so. >> what happened in 1987 was not economic. we made a lot of money because we figured out it was kind of the mechanics of the market. the same thing on may 10, 2010. it was in 30-odd minutes you had stocks go from 70 to 40. stocks i followed went from $90 to a dime. how do we invest the pro- -- protect the investor? you make 5% or 7%. >> and we'll come back and talk about the places you're pinding values because you're known as a guy who looks for values in underreported pockets. >> it's everywhere. come on. i'll give you what i recommended in barron's and you double your money. >> we'll be back in just a minute. president donald trump signing an executive order

he is at a children‘s holiday club in leyland in lancashire. cracking an egg. of that policy will ever become law but there he is with the cake mix and we do expect some comments from jeremy corbyn on that policy very shortly and we will bring them to you when we get them. the headlines on bbc newsroom live: a father who refused to pay a fine after taking his daughter for an unauthorised holiday during term time has lost his case at the supreme court. lady hale said it is disruptive to children‘s education to dig them out of school. the syrian foreign minister insists his regime has not and never would use chemical weapons. as president donald trump condemned the attack in northern syria, calling it an affront to inanity. as we were hearing, labour says it will provide every primary school pupil in england with free school meals by charging vat on private school fees if it winds the next election. —— now we will take a look at the sport. dustinjohnson now we will take a look at the sport. dustin johnson faces now we will take a look at the sport. dustinjohnson

in the name of our former colleague, the honorable micky leyland, who died in 1989 taking grain to the famine area in sub-sahara africa, we must act now as a founder of the congressional children's caucus myself, i cannot stand here and allow the children to die. and so this congress must immediately issue emergency funds that appropriators such as congresswoman lee are putting forward. we must go to the region now and say what america is going to do and the trump administration must stand up for children now. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, today another farm convoy left michigan and headed south to help those suffering in america's heartland where wildfires have burned more than a million acres in four states. this convoy and those like it in days gone by and the days to come is the work of the amazing farming community in my district and across the state of michigan. they have donated trucks, trai