lo love! brersity. all right. could you come on up and help -- you're the coalest president. you know, i think trump needs some sprinkler work there, too. but any way, we've got more sprinklers. all right. all the big shots, come on up. >> you're watching quick bites, the show that is san francisco. and today you're in for a real treat. oh, my! food inspired by the mediterranean and middle east with a twist so unique you can only find it in one place in san francisco. we're at the 55th annual armenian festival and bizarre. this is extra special not only because i happen to be armenian, but there is so much delicious food here. and i can't wait to share it with all of you. let's go. armenia, culture and cusine has had much cultural exchanges with its neighbors. today armenian food infuses he flavor from the mediterranean, middle east, and eastern europe. >> this is our 55th year and in san francisco we're the largest armenian food festival and widely recognized as one of the best food festivals in the area. we have vendors that come up from fresno, from los angeles showing off

lo love! brersity. all right. could you come on up and help -- you're the coalest president. you know, i think trump needs some sprinkler work there, too. but any way, we've got more sprinklers. all right. all the big shots, come on up. >> chairman brinkman: lest call this meeting to order. please call the role. >> [role call]

lo love! brersity. all right. could you come on up and help -- you're the coalest president. you know, i think trump needs some sprinkler work there, too. but any way, we've got more sprinklers. all right. all the big shots, come on up. >> it's great to see everyone kind of get together and prove, that you know, building our culture is something that can be reckoned with. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos. so that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino businesses so we can start to build the cultural district. >> i studied the bok chase choy her achbl heritage, and i discovered this awesome bok choy. working at i-market is amazing. you've got all these amazing people coming out here to share one culture. >> when i heard that there was a market with, like, a lot of filipino food, it was like oh, wow, that's the closest thing i've got to home, so, like, i'm going to try everything. >> fried rice, and wings, and three different cliefz sliders. i haven't tried the adobe y

lo love! brersity. all right. could you come on up and help -- you're the coalest president. you know, i think trump needs some sprinkler work there, too. but any way, we've got more sprinklers. all right. all the big shots, come on up. >> i personally love the mega jobs. i think they're a lot of fun. i like being part of a build that is bigger than myself and outlast me and make a mark on a landscape or industry. ♪ we do a lot of the big sexy jobs, the stacked towers, transit center, a lot of the note worthy projects. i'm second generation construction. my dad was in it and for me it just felt right. i was about 16 when i first started drafting home plans for people and working my way through college. in college i became a project engineer on the job, replacing others who were there previously and took over for them. the transit center project is about a million square feet. the entire floor is for commuter buses to come in and drop off, there will be five and a half acre city park accessible to everyone. it has an amputheater and water marsh that will filter it through to u

lo love! brersity. all right. could you come on up and help -- you're the coalest president. you know, i think trump needs some sprinkler work there, too. but any way, we've got more sprinklers. all right. all the big shots, come on up. . >> well, welcome, everyone to this fabulous rooftop of a monumental announcement. my name is debbie raffel, and i am the director of the san francisco department of environment. and today, i am joined by president london breed and by don falk, the ceo of the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation, affectionately known as tndc. and with us we've got representatives some of the dozens of community partners, we've got the library here, we have our light bulb company manufacturer -- not manufacturer, but seller here. so we've got the whole system on the roof today to celebrate this amazing event. i have the fabulous job of being in a department, leading a department that takes big idea and makes sure those big ideas are translated into action on the ground. and we're here because of one of those big ideas. last year, the department of t

like to waist time, and so when he was done with the phone call, and he would say, bless you and lo lovely to see you, he'd rise and sometimes pat would say charming, ducky. i want to ask you and kathryn a question when it relates to music and i wrote a piece recently for rogers' magazine on leonard bernstein whose centennial it was, and the politics were r very, very different. bernstein and buckley had a lot in common, all of those talents. ed a it was said of bernstein that he did too much. one of the most important conductors in the world. he wrote classical music and broadway music and writer of prose, et cetera. and so people said that he should do one or two or three of those things and do them better, but another said no he needs them all to the scratch every itch so to speak. and for bill, he has a column once or twice a week, and he lecture lectures widely and writes spy novels and writes sailing journals and so on and so forth, and hosts a television show, and maybe you should narrow down and write two or three big books, and other people said, no, he ne needs to express himself

los angeles. my grandfather love this country but he wasn't a citizen. world war ii broke out and this country he loved needed him so he volunteered to find my father and sister were two in four years old to go to the pacific theater not knowing whether he'd come back from the war. this country rewarded him with citizenship. my grandmother who was a meatpacker one of 18 children where my great-grandparents opened up a small shop like so many do and moved to los angeles and found each other and she saved her pennies so he could become a barber and essentially open up his own shop. today the grandson is mayor of the largest city in the largest date of this nation. [applause] we all have that story. it might be us or our parents or grandparents or great-grandparents and we might have come willingly or come in chains. our native brothers and sisters who are here before any of us all have that dream of what this nation should be and what we know it is in our hearts. i know i'm a long way from la but i'm here because what happened in iowa affects me in los ang

i feel for president bush 41 today because for all of us who dread the day that we leave our loved ones or loosed our loved ones, i think about how lonely he must feel today. >> we are all thinking about them. thank you for sharing. the obamas and clintons and first lady melania will atrend the funeral. as for president trump, no word yesterday. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> a tweet storm and for the first time ever the president tweeted about stormy daniels. so a tweet stormy. "the lead" starts now. >>> president trump trashing the sketch of a man who allegedly harassed and threatened a porn store on his behalf, probably not the best way to prove you don't have intimidation. and he said he didn't fire slippery james comey because of the investigation. if only a year ago he said on camera what was foremost w

los angeles. my grandfather loved this country. he was not a city sin. world war ii broke out in this country he loved needed him so he volunteered. and sister whor were two years old, not knowing whether he would come back for more. this country awarded him citizenship. was -- were my great-grandparents opened up a small shop, where so many immigrants do you entrepreneurs today. the move to los angeles and she saved her penny so he could become a barber and open of his own shop. today their grandson is mayor of the largest city and largest state in this nation because america said we belong. [applause] all have that: we story. it might be us, it might be our parents, our grandparents, our great-grandparents, we might've come willingly or our ancestors might have come in chains. our ancestors who were here before any of us all have that jury of what this nation should be, and what we know it is in our hearts. i know i am a long way from l.a., but i am here because what happens in iowa affects me in los angeles. what happens in los angeles ethics you here

los angeles. my grandfather loved this country but he wasn't a citizen. world war ii broke out and the country needed him so he volunteered and left behind my father and his sister wh sistero in 4-years-old to go to the pacific theater of knowing if he would come back into the country rewarded him with a citizenship. my grandmother was one of 18 children the same two mexican immigrants in arizona where my great-grandparents opened up a small shop with so many immigrants do for entrepreneurs today, they moved to los angeles and about each other. she saved her money so he could become a barber and eventually open up his own shop and today his grandson as th is the mayore largest city in the nation because americ america is that e belong. [applause] we all have that story. it might be us, our parents and our grandparents or great grandparents. we might have come willingly or in chain is in our native brothers and sisters who were here even before any of us all have that dream of a nation should be and what we know it is in our heart. i know i'm a long way fr

today because for all of us who dread the day that we leave our loved ones or lo losed our loved ones, i think about how lonely he must feel today. >> we are all thinking about them. thank you for sharing. the obamas and clintons and first lady melania will atrend the funeral. as for president trump, no word yesterday. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> a tweet storm and for the first time ever the president tweeted about stormy daniels. so a tweet stormy. "the lead" starts now. >>> president trump trashing the sketch of a man who allegedly harassed and threatened a porn store on his behalf, probably not the best way to prove you don't have intimidation. and he said he didn't fire slippery james comey because of the investigation. if only a year ago he said on camera what was foremost when he decided to fire comey. oh, wait. >>> plus secret mission. the president tweeting about a previously secret meting between a top adviser and kim jong-un. did they set the table for a historic and risky one-on-one sitdown? >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. president trump is stri

the mayor of los angeles, i love it. that is the biggest city in the biggest date, that is pretty good. i lived in davis for six years, that is right got my phd, i know something about california. i am really glad that he came and is spending time here in iowa. there are a lot of other people i need to mention. i don't think your former mayor has mentioned, but bill is one heck of a guy that dead -- that has done a lot of great work for the city. [applause] good to see you. he tells me, congressman, you know you don't have to do that. anyways, he has a party here and i think he is doing a fantastic job. i got to say. just from down the road. really doing a great job. thanks to all of the organized labor folks here tonight. many of you know i am a proud member of the american federation of teachers. i am a union member. i do not shy away from calling myself a union member. [applause] you all who are here tonight. our veterans, terry and i are knocking on wood debt -- would bet our stepson gets back from kuwait tomorrow. w

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. ♪ if you had my love and i gave you all my trust would you comfort me ♪ >> reporter: that might be why j. loperfect fit for a vegas residency. >> there's just something different about vegas. it's just a more intimate experience. i love being able to kind of feel the whole audience. when you're doing an arena, you hear it and you feel an energy, but you really don't get that kind of connection that i can have here with people. this is the type of place where you have to be a great entertainer. >> reporter: the residency concept is almost as old as sin city itself. ♪ you make me feel so young frank sinatra and the rat pack turned the dusty little town into an entertainment destination. but for decades showrooms were dominated by performers in the twilight of their careers. ♪ the game changed with celine dion in 2003, when state-of-the-art technology breathed new life into the vegas staple. >> these top artists that are global phenomenons. and instead of them having to travel to see their fans, the fans are coming here to experience these great shows. >> reporter: in 2013 jason gasworth took a

loved the present. that's all that matters. >> is a-rod putting a ring on j. lo's finger? >> our exclusive.nt me in your life, you have to giver me the respect and place in your life that i deserve. >> i think it's sometimes a symbol of that. >> plus, behind the scenes of james cordon's whackiest primetime special. the people that shocked the guest stars. >> dude, what are you doing? >> and dancing to all athletes edition. we're in rehearsal with tanya harding. adam rippon and the manual have your eye on mcdonald's proudly introduces our new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. they're cooked right when you order on our flat iron grill. so they're hot, full of flavor and fantastically juicy. mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. you'll need a bigger napkin. ♪ snoo tloofs a crazy michelle and kelsey. cardi b opening her own personalized makeup kit that jennifer sent her. these two are joining forces for the djchalid collaboration. zbloog what about this pair? j. lo and her a-rod. can we expect to hear wedding bells? i asked her about that as she shot her latest solo video. >

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oh i love you like i did it you did it it. came. los angeles the sone of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in and it's been a struggle. running and this man found his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having some like this may as well be a castle do the authorities accept such solution tiny house on a city parking space is not a solution your current someone monitoring the site otherwise it will be a free for all and is there a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. i . was. what was. i. was. the. police to gas protesters in paris is paralyzing transport strikes continue over present reforms. just days after slamming syria's white helmets as propaganda legend for forces reveals the activist street had been trying to lobby his supporters

>> i love even how this question, how controversial it is. >> reporter: in los angeles they built this museum to transform the way we think about turning the camera on ourselves. it may seem a little too soon but with nearly 70% of adults admitting to snapping a selfie or two, the question isn't why, it's why not? >> since the dawn of photography, that's one of the first thing people took a photo of, a human being. >> reporter: the first selfie was taken by robert cornelius in 1839 but paris hilton says she invented the selfie with this 2006 snap with brittany spears. and these days even the pope stops to capture the moment. >> everyone can be an artist. >> reporter: inside the museum, visitors revisit some of the classics, selfies with food, in the car and the infamous bathroom mirror selfie. >> i can't see myself. >> there is no reflection. >> reporter: why? >> we want to play around with the idea that's what made it work is the reflection. but removing it you make people question. >> reporter: a reflikt -- reflection of how we really see ourselves, up close and personal. jo ling ken

lo's on set. >> khaled posted several videos from the set, a bel air mansion. >> you to love cardi b? he gushed. >> the fans really love her. i love her, too. >>> next, what does bieber quiero? taco bell, of course. yesterday, justin had to maybe a beeline for the bathroom. nope, the it's locked. even the biebs needs to use the code. but it's occupied. >> open it, fool. >> cue this employee. a blushing belieber who lets justin use the ladies room. jor wards, he exits double fisted. >> what do you got? >> but won't give up what's in the bag. most expensive item at taco bell, $5.99. most expensive car in the parking lot? justin's lambo. despite the graffiti, it's worth $40,000. >>> another timberlake and biel wedding? they were spotted cheering on her brother. >> it will be a loft fun for us, too. >> we hung with biel and her brother, also named justin. the 33-year-old tied the knot. timberlake parties at the reception. >> jessica wore pink when she and justin tied the knot five years ago. >>> coming up, big round glasses. jagged little pixie cut. you name this star? >>> plus, our dierk

love. we are going to texas, los angeles, and chicago, with eyes wide open and love spilling from our mouthss in atlanta and charlotte. we go with names whether you can say to -- learn to said schwarzenegger -- we go across our chests saying wakanda forever. we go like an x across our chests screaming wakanda forever. love for the colonizer and citizen of country like florida raising children after the dream was positive because in a woman's work is never done. now we are awake, there is work to be done, dreams to plant and in our churches living dreams to plant and in our homes dreams to plant and in our lives there has been an awakening, a drum growing louder and a clock that sounds like -- we must learn to live together as brothers or perish as fools. i don't believe our mothers raise any fools, did they memphis? ,so what do we do now? we go forward into together sing , each other's pain and losses, if one of us false we all have -- one of us falls, then we all have failed. we need more than superheroes. we need you. we need more than dreamers. we need doers. we go now to the morning ligh

love. we are going to texas, los angeles, and chicago, with eyes wide open and love spilling from our mouthsike a threat, like a prayer. we go as women in political positions in atlanta and charlotte. we go forward with names if you can learn to say us what senator, you can learn to say others. , you can learner to say others. we go like an x across our chests screaming wakanda forever. love for the colonizer and citizen of country like florida raising children after the dream was positive because in a woman's work is never done. now we are awake, there is work to be done, dreams to plant and in our churches living dreams to plant and in our homes dreams to plant and in our lives there has been an awakening, a drum growing louder and a clock that sounds like -- we must learn to live together as brothers or perish as fools. i don't believe our mothers raised any fools, did they, memphis? so what do we do now? we go forward into together, sing each other's pain and losses, if one of us falls, then we all have failed. we need more than superheroes. we need you. we need more than dreamers. we ne

a tribute to her reading good night our godmother we'll love you forever was placed outside the los angeles club. shore gave legendary comedians their start in the industry. her club showcased performers line david letterman and others. she was 87. >>> trending in sports, warriors all star klay thompson getting hyped while watching a touch play made by his little brother. >> okay, good pick, good hit, okay. okay! whoo!! wahoo! >> that's cute. it appears it runs in the family. trey thompson robbed the dodgers of a home run last night and klay couldn't contain his excitement as you can see. he posted this video to his instagram channel. he even channeled the no-no finger wave. the brothers who play next door to each other in oakland are now roommates. we'll be right back. >>> los altos hills an injury accident involving two vehicles. reports that now the far left lane, the far right lane and the two left lanes, actually, the two far two left lanes are blocked. that means only one lane gets by as you squeeze through there. not a lot of cars on the road right now but we are starting to see dela

oh i love you like that i did it you did it it. came. no. elope. los. lobos. i go. in the week's top stories america the u.k. and france launched an assault against the syrian government in response to an alleged chemical attack in eastern guta the strikes were carried out without un approval and hours before an international team arrived to investigate the claims. russia's foreign minister says an independent swiss lab identified a second toxin used in the poisoning. but that its findings were ignored. and tensions run high near the french city of najaf where activists and police have clashed throughout the week over forced evictions from a woodland site. but as you can see behind us the sea and the police have come into nothing so despite this is a point where. a couple of dozen people were trying to hold up you can see the police are pushing the like. are broadcasting live for us it is moscow this is our international as we recap the week's top stories with our weekly program. now in the early hours of saturday morning the u.s. the u.k. and france hit syria with

. ♪ if you had my love and i gave you all may trust ♪ >> reporter: that might be why j. los a more intimate experience. ♪ i love being able to kind of feel the whole audience. when you do an arena, you hear it and you feel an energy, but you really don't get that kind of connection that i can have here with people. this is a type of place where you have to be a great entertainer. ♪ >> reporter: the residency concept is almost as old as sin city itself. ♪ you make me feel so young >> reporter: frank sinatra and the rat pack turned the dusty little town into an entertainment destination. but for decades, showrooms were dominated by performers in the twilight of their careers. ♪ the game changed with celine dion in 2003 when state-of-the-art technology breathed new life into the vegas staple. >> now it's these top artists that are global phenomenon. instead of them having to travel to see their fans, their fans are coming here to experience these great shows. ♪ >> reporter: in 2013, jason gasworth took a gamble on britney spears. in four years, the show sold more than 930,000

a great sense of appreciation and love for these guys and the journey. >> reporter: i'm chris conley in losnk you, chris. thank you for watching. i'm david muir, i'll see you on "20/20," and right back here on monday. good night. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> he deserves a fair trial. >> of course he does. he totally does. he is presumed innocent until proven guilty. that's what this country stands for. >> the former cop suspected of being the golden state killer had his first day in court today. joseph james deangelo handcuffed in a wheelchair as arained in sacramento today. good afternoon thanks for joining us. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. the 72-year-old has been charged with 8 counts of murder in throe ktds. the court appearance where the 1978 kimg of a sacramento county couple. police believe he killed 127 people and rained dozens of women. he was finally tracked down through a public dna matching website and arrested early wednesday morning. >> abc 7 news anchor eric thomas was in the crom joining us live from the sacramento courthouse. eric?

los angeles. he's the owner/operator of four groundbreaking and much loved food trucks, among the first to harnesspowers of social media to alert customers to where to find delicious food. >> roy choi: this was the command post. from here, you know, you could look, and you could see if fires were going on. >> anthony: when the los angeles riots happened in 1992, roy was 22 years old. and this plaza's rooftop played a central role for koreans defending their town. but let's back up a bit. after the immigration act of 1965, thousands of koreans began arriving in l.a. the first to arrive were mostly middle-class, college-educated, hoping to make a lateral move into american society. but unless you had a medical or engineering degree, that turned out to be tough. they found work as merchants, store owners, opened liquor stores, groceries, massage studios, dry cleaners. they did that in an area that was, as it's called, underserved. where major chains feared to tread, where others preferred to abandon, koreans moved in. so, 1992. [ shouting ] four l.a. police officers are on trial for what sure as hell

a great sense of appreciation and love for these guys and the journey. >> reporter: i'm chris connelly in losnk you, chris. thank you for watching. i'm david muir, i'll see you on "20/20," and right back here on monday. good night. >>> you are looking live at breaking news that has brought traffic on i-80 through san francisco at a stand still. next. >>> the suspected golden state killer in court today. the case that now captivates the country. >>> evacuations lifted for people who live next door to a construction site that caught fire on tuesday. investigators go to work to find out how it got started. >>> i am spencer christian, breezy and sprinkles. coming up. >>> and that breaking news is in san francisco. sky 7 is over interstate 80 near fifth street in san francisco right before you get onto the bay bridge. an officer was hurt when he was dragged by a car. >> the officer pulled a car over but chp says she dried to drive away dragging the officer. >> the officer is being treated for injuries. several people who are stuck in the backup posted pictures to social media. >> here is a look, y

love. were going to texas, los angeles, and chicago, with eyes wide open.g, like a threat, women in political positions in atlanta and charlotte. where you can learn to say go acrossgger -- we our chests saying wakanda forever. childrenida raising after the dream was positive because in a woman's work is never done. in our homes there are living dreams to plant, and in our lives there is an awakening of a drum growing louder. must learned to live together as brothers or perish as foes. i don't leave our moms raised any flues, the day, memphis? to go forward together. sing each other's pain and losses, if one of us false we all have failed. we need more than superheroes. we need you. we need more than dreamers. we need doers. we need all people to succeed. the bell rung isn't the end, is the signal to clock in to get on your mark and get yourself set. the name of peace, justice, and faith. we go, and we go. [applause] >> thank you ed maybury for that storing performance. dr. king's influence extended beyond faith circles. welcoming the in extraordinary leade

alan carr said the wedding had taken place in the back garden of adele's house in los angeles. what a lovelythis morning. get used to these colours, we will be talking about the commonwealth games on the gold coast. it gets under way in a few hours. our very own mike bushell is at the carrara stadium as queensland prepares to host 11 days of top—class sporting competition. good morning, mike. good morning from the very colourful carrara stadium, even the cows on the run—up to the stadium have been painted yellow and gold with the message go oz and it works because they are why cows oz and it works because they are why cows in the fields around here. this is the central stadium of the gold coast, it is normally wear the gold coast, it is normally wear the gold coast suns play, their aussie rolls team, they have to play away from home while the athletics is going on and if you want to know what goes on before the opening ceremony, this is a sneak preview, they have been thinking about this since they got the games in 2011 and planning it since 2016. you can hear the drone of the vacuum cleaner

los angeles. >>> when we come back, five years after the boston marathon bombing, a remarkable story of rescue and love. >>> the scene in boston today at the site of the boston marathon bombing five years ago today. though so many suffered in the blast, boston showed the nation its spirit of resilience, what quickly became known as boston strong. well, tonight, we meet one young couple there in boston on that fateful day. nbc's dylan dreyer shows us how they've turned a tragedy into a mission of love, purpose, and understand, all thanks to a dog named rescue. >> reporter: jessica kenski and patrick downs were newlyweds in boston. >> we were just cheering people on and then the blast happened. >> reporter: their lives were forever changed. each lost a leg in the marathon bombing. jessica eventually had the other amputated, as well. a dark time followed until they got a gift called rescue. >> good work. >> reporter: you fell in love? >> i just -- yes. i'm like, that's it. that's him. >> reporter: rescue the service dog helped them navigate their world but the couple was also coping with stairs and questi

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just love it when you're in los angeles. >> same here because it's a lot warmer and you're here. donald trump making these claims about immigrants and going back to his immigrants are rapists, mexicans are rapists. california, huge boarder state. what is this about? is there any truth to this idea there are swarms of rapists and criminals? >> absolutely not. everybody knows this president is a liar. he will just say anything. he has no documentation for that. no one has reported that to him. he's continuing with this business of these immigrants are coming to our country and they're causing us problems. they are taking the jobs and costs the government money. he has to continue this kind of talk as he dog whistles to his constituency. >> at the same time his constituency is located in a lot of state where is this trade war is starting with california is really going to fight. farmers here are now bracing for real hit. >> absolutely. we export billions of dollars in almonds and wine. they are really worried. he keeps saying he's knot creno creating this trade war and he is. he's a

this world we are told of your love and love for you all i love you are open to all and top aleph people watching fox over a great day in. los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. he's there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in and it's been a struggle. running into this man from his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having some like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution tiny house on a city parking space is not a solution perth to have someone monitoring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all the news there a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. they claim is a black hole and it is sucking folks from all walks of life and money from all points on the globe and as it expands it just the wharfs the size of anything else i could keep with it that. it's very funny regimes but also very high level bankers and econo

some families are holding out hope waiting for the day the bodies of their loved ones will be returned home. we are live in loss with the story. >> for 18 years, then has been working tirelessly to get his mothers final wish to bury his brother in el paso. and this man is a korean war mia. he is one of 53 us service members who his body remain in north korea. now at 83 he says finding his brother is his life mission and can envision the data he meets him in heaven. >> i will say, i have looked for you. we found you. we are family back. >> led many families of those missing in action is efforts have seen little progress with the united states had them search for bodies in north korea since 2005. but a potential meeting between president trump and kim jong-un one is offering a new cautious optimism. >> on president trump, you just never know. they are both in -- unpredictable characters. >> all of my life since i was three, that is where he was. >> he says he is a struggle to bring those bodies home. >> the two sides don't trust each other at all. >> the state department spokesman said, we do not link this impor

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los angeles. >> the best phone call. >> don't you love the effort that it took to find him?y banded together, nobody gave up. i'm so glad he's okay. i hope when he goes to school there's no teasing. it just lends itself to all sorts of inappropriate -- >> a lot of hugging and high-fiving. >> that's right. that's all he needs now. >>> up next, a look at this morning's other headlines including the overnight arrest of the designer behind the world's tallest water slide. >>> plus, we'll hear from the notre dame standout about her game-winning buzzer beater in the women's >>> a few low clouds out there this morning over the water but the sun will come out today. just right for the giants home opener at 1:35. 62 degrees expected for the game. highs to do will be in the 70s inland and mid-60s at the bay. get ready for the rain that will arrive thursday through saturday. >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by -- do not mistake serenity for weakness. do not misjudge quiet tranquility with the power of 335 turbo-charged horses lincoln mkx, more horsepower than the lexus

he loved the movie business and one day as a former president in los angeles we were talking about themovie business and he said you would think that given what i've achieved, and i took that to mean thepresidency, after i left the movie business, the academy would have recognized me in some way . but unfortunately, politics has taken over good manners and they never did. and it was clear that he felt, i don't know if snow is the right word but hurt by that because he knew the politics he professed and the politics of the motion industry writ large were not in sync. that's not what he was saying. he was saying it would have been nice for the academy to say we are proud of you ronnie, one of our own ascended to the presidency of the united states and i'm sorry that they chose not to do that. i tried to start a petition a while back to get that to be done. it didn't happen. i can only ask you to think if a president obama or president clinton had come from the movie industry, whether the academy would be so reluctant to in any way other one of their own. and you know, he made his point a

an attorney in los angeles believes that the employee could have a case. and david depietro disagrees. i loveing two davids on. why is this a difficult defamation claim to make? >> it's a very difficult defamation claim. under this circumstances it was no fun and games. starbucks has presumably that is who she would sue and they haven't said anything about her. they are in damage control and trying to save the reputation of their brand to the extent they are going to close 8,000 stores on sunday, may 29 to educate everybody. >> laura: we have to keep the conversation focused. closing of the stores is not relevant to the defamation claim. let's try to keep it focused. you said they didn't say anything about her. this is what howard schultz said yesterday about the manager. >> and i think you have to say in looking at the tape that she demonstrated her own level of unconscious bias and you have to ask you're whether or not that was racial profiling. there's no doubt in my mind the reason they were called is because they were african-american. >> reporter: david w., obviously did make a comment.

los angeles tonight i'm joined by the entertainment and hollywood reporter k.j. matthews to both of you welcome let me start with you this is a spectacular downfall for a man who was loved not just in the u.s. but all over the worlds. yes this is this is the beginning of the in for bill cosby he is eighty years old he's been convicted of three felonies he will likely spend the rest of his life in jail of course he hasn't been since in shit that's going to happen this way another sixty to ninety days but his his image in america is america's t.v. father is tatar is no more there are more than thirty i think fifty some woman who came forward and husing him of sexual assault and it's really just been like you said a watershed moment you know many people in the african-american community initially really stood by him and they didn't want to believe the worst about him but as more and more women came forward everybody pretty much has abandoned. its guns this is a this is something that a lot of people wouldn't even imagine just a year and a half ago no i mean the stories both to the bill cosby have been circulating for quite some time but they were downplayed by a lot of peo

loved to buddy around with him. >> we don't need the president associating with a guy lo ask a close associate of mobsters.cularly when his brother is heading the crusade against organized crime. >> the sinatra problem does not end there. the singer introduced jack kennedy to a woman. >> judy campbell was kind of a party girl. she was someone who came into the fold of the rat pack. >> judy was always available for jack kennedy when he came into town. >> there's 70 phone calls from judith campbell into the white house. >> mcmillen's investigation reveals judith campbell is a woman in demand. >> as you can imagine, those of us who knew what was coming were a little bit on the edge of our seat. >> jack is not campbell's only male companion. she's also having an affair with bobby's long standing nemesis, sam giancana, the chicago mafia boss. >> it appeared that giancana and jfk were sharing a girlfriend. >> you just can't make it up. >> it was a very awkward thing to be saying to the attorney general you need to know your brother's been compromised. >> i mean, imagine, this is the president of the united state

lo tells me she's entering a new chapter of her life with a-rod. we hear that could mean marriage. when you see how alex dotes on her, well, that's love.you filming the makeup video when she got all the makeup the other day? was he filming? >> yes. i was like, alex is behind the camera interviewing me. as you can see, alex is helping me behind the scenes. >> i've been promoted to production. it is so great that, you know, i get to see how gorgeous she is on the inside and the outside. ♪ if you really want me back >> j. lo perform last night. she made the cover auz within of the honorees. at one point on stage, she changed outfits. revealing a bedazzled body suit. after jennifer kill it on stage. she changed outfits again and hit new york's polo bar with her man at 11 ln 30 p.m. she brought along her mom. j. lo who is 48 and appears to be aging in reverse shared a beauty secret. >> how do you stay so wroung? >> it's my mother. >> they left the bar at 1:00 a.m. and stopped for selfies. what's next? >> we're enjoying our lives and doing thing together. it's an exciting time. >>> another power couple after the time 100 gala. honoree nicole

business, and in los angeles tonight, i am joined by the entertainment and hollywood reporter kj matthews. let me start with you. this is a spectacular downfall for a man that was loved not just in the u.s., but all over the world. >> this is the beginning of the end for bill cosby. he is 80 years old. he's been convicted of three felonies. he will likely spend the rest of his life in jail. he hasn't been sentenced yet. that will be 60 to 90 days. his image as america's tv father is tattered and no more. there are no more than 30, 50 someone in -- some women. many people in the african-american community initially really stood by him and did not want to believe the worst about him. as more came forward, everybody pretty much has abandoned him. brent: and this is something a lot of people would not have imagined a year and a half ago. scott: the stories had been circulating for quite some time but they were downplayed by a lot of people, not just the african-american community, but among his millions of fans. it is also difficult to reconcile the image that we have of him as america's dad. from the cosby show. as a pioneer for civil rights. to reconcile that with the

instagram with the caption "and i will always love you" -- a reference to the hit whitney houston song. houston died in 2012... after drowning in a bathtub in losand born pop star is apologizing... after posting a picture of a bathtub on instagram with the caption "and i will always love you" -- a reference to the hit whitney houston song. houston died in 2012... after drowning in a bathtub in los angeles. her daughter -- bobbi kristina -- died in a similar manner three years later. about an hour later... lorde deleted the post. lorde posted an apology... writing -- "i'm so sorry for offending anyone. i was just excited to take a bath. i'm an idiot." ( mabrisa ) your bay area forecast is after the break. ( darya ) ( darya )(áááscandoááá) now tracking the storm in the east bay. here is a look at highway 24 at telegraph in berkeley. (ácommercialá) taco taco are you one of the millions of americans living with a taco obsession? my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink can help. try my $3 taco deal today. clear! taco! taco! new at jack in the box. has your love for tacos turned into an obsession?. my $3 taco deal with

loves to dance. catch him in the corner sometimes he'll be doing like -- he's very funny. ♪ >> "e.t." was exclusive on set at the music video. it took two days to shoot. j. lohanges. she's just as commitmented to rer relationship to a-rod. >> you make the effort. sit a -- an effort. we say that, he is like, you better say thank you. i'm like, you better say thank you. he's flying in. i'm flying out. it's a lot the keep up with each other. when there's a will, there's a way. we love being together. so we make every possible effort to do that when we have a few minutes. and, that's -- i think, what is -- you know, kept us together all this time. >> okay let's switch gears. it's been six years since whitney houston's traj ix passing. now, a new documentary, proused noo part by the houston family, shows a portrait beyond the tabloid headlines. >> people thing it's so damn easy. ♪ don't walk away from me mommy, all i want to do is sing. she told me that. this maddens started happening to her. that's what she called it. i didn't ask for all this madness. >> whitney's mom, cissy, sanctioned the new documentary. full of raw, never-before-seen moments. examining the