one year later a jury acquitted them. in los angeles, thousands of people rioted for nearly a week. president george hw bush deployed troops to restore order. two weeks later in the middle of a presidential campaig came to san francisco. in his crosshairs was murphy brown. >> it does not help matters one primetime tv has murphy brown mocking the importance of fathers by bearing a child alone and calling it just another lifestyle choice. >> reporter: he blamed the l.a. riots on the decline of traditional family values. >> lawless social anarchy is directly related to the breakdown of the family structure. >> reporter: at the time lyrical strategist said the speech was a way to get white conservative voters. kpix reporter interviewed quayle. >> i remember saying to him, did you ever before murphy brown , had this baby in a fictional situation, did you worry about this before? >> reporter: earlier in the day she covered to the vice president. she asked about the visits timing. >> when did you plan a trip? >> we planted several weeks ago. i don't know the exact timing. l.a. has to do wh

and to explain themselves and had said himself there was nothing criminal, nothing special about them and lo appeared that very evening and we have seen the interview on rt, the foreign facing if you like channel of russian state television. now, the content is basically a flat denial these two men had anything to do with the nerve agent attack, the first thing to say of course is they look very much like the two suspects who have been identified in the uk who have been identified in the uk who were captured on cctv footage and the men say it was them, they we re and the men say it was them, they were there. they say they didn't know anything about skip skip, they had nothing do with the allegation that nerve agent was smeared on his door handle and subsequently he and his daughter were poisoned. in fact they have presented themselves purely as tourists and i think the tone of this is very much in line with the russian reaction to the salisbury case, which is to deny it outright and to use mockery. all right. sarah, thank you. theresa may has been chairing a special cabinet meeting to discus

thank you and finally los angeles is hosting a seventy of them is awards and alongside the actors making the most of their moments on the red carpet some of the biggest stars of the show with a company shaking up the t.v. business netflix the streaming service on the premium t.v. channel h.b.o. they battle it out for the highest number of gongs h.b.o.'s game of thrones won best drama for a time it was also the most awarded show good night for british acting talents as well claire ojt was named best drama actress of the trailer for queen elizabeth the second in the crowd matthew brink's work best drama actor for the spy thriller they are. more from a at the top of the elvis house show business that they shouldn't just about with this is. her first day of school in the jungle. the first. doris green the moment arrives. joined on her journey back to freedom.

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los angeles and -- symphony. they found a community with which they had affinity and which welcome them. so they pursued their musical careers in los angeles until they died. what instruments that they play? cellist and was a also a composer and conductor. my mother was a pianist. as a child you were severely traumatized, do you find the beach scares you? do find solace and music? i was in china and 83 and i am 63 years old and history has to be told. there is no such thing as objectivity. what you are doing is crucial. did you find solace in such a horrible? thing music? solace. where did you find it? solace. goodness. [laughter] >> in music? mr. shapiro: friends. good friendships with other children. they were many foreigners like ourselves living in our neighborhood in school with us and we spent our time when we were not in school with each other, not with her parents, our parents had separate lives. there was a much greater distance between parents and children then. yes, darling? >> can you tell people about sneaking out to the movies and how hollywood and the movie is was a specifi

kicker here's another here's another thing travelers can consider bringing when a trip takes them through losonal airport...marijuana.just be careful about carrying it onto the plane.a written policy posted by airport police after california legalized marijuana in january says small amounts may now be carried into lax. but police also warn that pot possession remains a federal crime and tsa agents may catch you before you get to the plane.if they do, the tsa say it will turn you over to local authorities. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at ten.... (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... the nation is less than 24 -hours away from a senate judiciary committee vote on judge brett kavanaugh's nomination into the u.s. supreme court. dueling versions of what happened at an intense hearing on capitol hill today... as both the supreme court nominee and the palo alto professor got to speak. .details on that testimony.. coming up in a live report. plus...

this is similar instead of barbara and down in los angeles. we call them fog will go away probably by tomorrow morning. clear coast inside anyone close decided the next couple of days. the next 40 or 72 hours would be one. 92 in fairfield warmer than yesterday by a few degrees at there is a low pressure center. left and the height jumps and. we get the pattern that will repeat itself in about six days. this is very typical. until we get the first rain we start with gettysburg the high belton and we get a warm wednesday and thursday. the forecast fog model for tomorrow with talk in here and you see it goes away pretty quickly and by tomorrow afternoon, mostly sunny at the coast and their the temperatures footprint. the wetted 90s -- read as 90s, oranges 80. no purples. those are 100. 94 in vacaville. 94 and fairfield. 83 in vallejo. the forecast hyzaar warmer than today but not the warmest day. it looks like tuesday and wednesday will be the warmest two days of the week but thursday is falling in close suit. 85 in cupertino and 87 in saratoga. it is fall in

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it's the department of justice to make that determination and we're asking t ining them to lo it and make that determination. and they certainly are fully capable of doing that. but someone actively trying to undermine the dually elected the president and the entire executive branch of president, that seems quite problematic to me and something they should take a look at. john? >> thank you, sarah. just to try to specify this a bit, is the white house treating the anonymous op-ed writer as a full-fledged breach of security matter? and is the fbi investigating both staff and their means of communications? cell phones and computers and the like? >> i'm not aware of that level. that wouldn't be something that i would be a part of. but certainly, as i just told your colleague, we think there is a concern here and it should be looked into. >> one other question. >> sorry. go ahead, john. >> did the -- obviously, the whole world watched when the front running brazilian presidential candidate was stabbed last week. has the president called or sent any statement to his family at all? >> i'm

proposals, said they are not stacking up and absolutely have made clear they will fight them all the way. and lopean union hasjoined behold, here, today, the european union has joined the chorus and said the plans as they stand are not workable. so theresa may in a sense finds herself surrounded by european leaders and people in her own party, just ten days or so away from the conservatives' annual bothering, their party conference. she has so little room for manoeuvre, that doesn't of course mean that somehow the whole thing is off, a bust up between the top brass in europe is not surprising in such a long process , not surprising in such a long process, but the timing of this is very embarrassing for the prime minister and the fact that time is running out means there's not very long and her officials and the rest of her ministers to find a solution will stop this is the biggest thing that she has to achieve as leader. she needs authority to drive it through but right now, tonight, it doesn't seem there is much authority around. laura kuenssberg and katya adler, thank you. an investigation by

them out in the public. >> the ms13 fell between los angeles taking advantage of limited law enforcement resources. local, state and federal agents tracked them for months linking the 25 suspects to a string of violent crime stretching well beyond california. >> it has involved 30 murders, violent assaults, stretching from las vegas, to houston, to new york city. >> police seized seven guns, 56 knives and ten machetes during this raid. >> funeral services were held for a mother and two young daughters allegedly murdered by the man who should have been closest to them. friends and family gathered in north carolina to say good-bye to the mother and her two children. they went missing in mid august. their bodies later found on the property of a petroleum company in colorado where her husband worked. >> i can only pray that this tragedy changes every one's soul to be closed to you. >> she was 15 weeks pg&e. her husband has been charged with first degree murder and unlawful termination of pregnancy. >>> many people in the bay area who are not able to take public transit rely on para transit busses that a

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them next. the seventieth every awards have taken place in los angeles and alongside the actos making the most of them moment on the red carpet some of the biggest stars of the show were the companies shaking up the t.v. business netflix the streaming service the premium t.v. channel h.b.o. battled it out for the highest number of games h.b.o.'s game of thrones won best drama for a third time was also the most wanted show it was a good night for british acting talent as well for you name best drama actress. queen elizabeth the second in the crowd and matthew reese won best on the spy thriller the americans have. i just felt so who got the rocks broke on talk of throughout who won what welcome scott so game of thrones this massive juggernaut this role for what three three years is a. game of thrones i'll go to this yes seventh season now just seven so have lies that yes seven yes. but only two emmys this time yeah well two they had a couple of seven technical ones for some special effects and seven but only two of the main emmys including the biggest of course the best best drama series but you're

them. sara sidner, cnn, los angeles. >> joining us now cnn law enforcement analyst retired fbi special agentch a disturbing story. the state attorney estimates more than a thousand videos were on the doctor's phone, clips of women in various states of consciousness and believes there may be many unidentified victims. how will authorities go about identifying the victims. >> definitely a case of twisted depravity and the doctor who defied his hippocratic oath which are the ethical standards that all surgeons and doctors are supposed to adhere to about drugging these women, i'm telling you what authorities will be doing right now is they will painstakingly be going through the cell phones and apparently already i think they found hundreds if not close to a thousand videos and photos which support the charges that this doctor and his girlfriend were complicit. she wasn't an unwitting bystander. she was complicit in apparently drugging these women and then taking advantage of them for sexual purposes, so chilling, chilling case, and prosecutors have a lot of work ahead of them to put this case t

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them next. to the u.s. now and losangeles has been hosting the seventieth emmy awards alongside all the actors making the most of their big moment out on the red carpet some of the biggest stars of the show were the companies shaking up the t.v. business netflix of course the streaming service and the premium t.v. challenge battling it out for the highest number of prizes h.b.o.'s game of thrones winning best drama for a third time and was also the most awards show it was a good night as well for british acting clairvoyant was named best drama actress for her portrayal of queen elizabeth the second in the crown. and matthew wrist won best drama actor for a spy for the americans. and with me now in the studio is our culture editor scott rocks were good morning scott as ever the juggernaut geo t.v. game of thrones the big winner in a way this week this year but only two emmys yes only two emmys i mean usually last year game of thrones wasn't they didn't qualify because they didn't have any shows that have the aired to qu

jon gruden and company, they've got their work cut out for them tonight against jared gov and los angelesk with highlights and reaction. until then at the coliseum, colin resch, nbc bay area. >>> see you at 11:00. also at 11:00, a different kind of homeless encampment. the unique way they're tackling a growing problem with the south bay and the challenges they're facing after setting up camp. we'll have that tonight at 11:00ment. >> i'm thinking of that raiders fans from the womb to the tomb. that's the greatest. classic raider today. >> thanks for joining us at 6:00. >>> see you at 11:00. bye bye. the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. ♪"extra" "extra" ♪ >>> "extra" turns 25. our former hosts back for a special tv event. >> now on "extra." >>> cardi b's knockdown, damage out brawl with nicki minaj. cardi

them. i don't exactly tell mike know exactly why. you might say because of the taxi industry. they are banned in los angeles, california. kull, finally, they banned them, they improved it. in atlanta, they are illegal! they are a good, new thing. we in the media should stop bashing every new thing. >> martha: you say there is a role for government in scooter world? >> this is the public square. yes, there probably should be some rules. i don't presume to know what they are. maybe you don't drive in the sidewalk. some places? maybe it's appropriate to go on the sidewalks. social norms will evolve. here in central park, we've got bikers, roller bleeders, runners, we managed to work it out. >> martha: i do not like the dump it philosophy that you can leave it in the middle of the sidewalk. my son 'school, they have lined bikes and they are thrown all over the place. i think you should put them somewhere. it's scooter litter and bike litter happening around the country! >> if it becomes a real problem, people will act on that. the companies know this. if they get a lot of complaints from a certain customer, they can cut that

couldn't critic of you say -- homelessness has been a huge problem in los angeles for a while, you named the top two issues and haven't solved themto solving them so maybe you're not ready. >> i'm sure my critics would, but i'm not sure with my critics, i'm passionate about those issues. >> make your democratic critics would say the same thing. >> i want to be a father and maybe a grandfather in the city. >> no one has ever been a candidate who was mayor who went to thete house, ever. >> yes. >> so the odds of that are very slim then, or do you think that donald trump in some weird way coming through the way he has resets the paradigm of what is possible? >> i think you can only be who you are. l.a. is bigger -- >> that is such a states, if i was the governor of a state, nobody could be president from a small state. jimmy carter and bill clinton got elected. no reality star could be elected president until one system people want to know, do you have a record of leading? >> what is your prediction for the midterm? >> superstitious. thing we will pick up gubernatorial seats, historic ones. this is the moment we're called at patriot

emily thompson and her dad danny are from los angeles but the giants are their favorite team. we'll have a nice story on theming up tonight at 11:00. what a great thing to do. and drew, we're kind of disappointed you didn't get the orange memo today. >> do i have orange on my socks? i do. >> we'll show them if we can in it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all beds are on sale. it's the last chance to save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 36-month financing. ends labor day. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. >>> some breaking news coming in. take a look at this. we're at the santa teresa vta station where rescue crews have just responded. it appears a person was stuck underneath a train. so far no word on that person's condition. service was, though, briefly halted through the area. vta says they're kunccurre

los angeles has hosted the seventieth i mean awards alongside the actors making the most of them are when some red carpet some of the biggest stars of the show were the companies shaking up the t.v. business netflix the streaming service the premium t.v. channel h.b.o. the highest number of gongs h.b.o.'s game of thrones on best drama for a time i was also the most awarded show together was also a good night for british acting talent was named best drama actress for her portrayal of queen elizabeth the second in the crown matthew briefs best drama actor for the spy thriller just fell just stand in front of me every day and more on this from the doubly culture at scott's rockstro welcome scott let's start with game of thrones once again big with this time only two emmys yeah i mean two of the main ones they got a few technical awards which were awarded previously but yeah compared to previous previous wins last year they didn't qualify because they didn't have any episodes that aired in time to be nominated so two years ago though when they did qualify they just swept the awards i don

but police are hoping surveillance video will help someone recognize them. ( robin ) los angeles policeooking for a man involved in brutal attack on three homeless men with a baseball bat. that attack left the men unconscious and in critical condition. the attacks happened sunday around 4-30 in the morning at two locations in downtown l-a. police say the attacker approached the sleeping men and beat them in the head and shoulders. polcie believe the attacker is also homeless. (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... we are taking a look at the hidden history of our heritage. after the break.. we take a look at the importance of recognizing hispanic hertiage month. ( robin ) it took two presidential procalmations to officially recognize hispanic heritage month. as our washington correspondent alexandra limon reports... the celebration endures even though there is political turmoil. hispanic heritage month celebrates the culture and contributions of hispanics to the united states of america. rafael medina / center for american progressit has been in place since lyndon b johns

reporter jackie kelly talked to them about their lo.s just so hard."debbie mcdermott said she and her husband lynn bought their 70-pound great pyrenees, charlie, just four months ago. debbie mcdermott, dog owner: "he was our home, he was our family, he was the love, he was the joy."but on saturday, a routine walk down dade avenue turned tragic when charlie was electrocuted when walking over a street light manhole.debbie mcdermott, dog owner:"he had fell to the ground, then his tail was wagging and then lynn had to try to move him off of that he realized that he got shocked and then lynn's hand got shocked as he was moving charlie and then charlie started foaming at the mouth." mcdermott said paramedics pronounced her dog dead at the scene. fpl says once aware of the situation they shut off that power line until it was fixed.debbie mcdermott, dog owner:"to lose your dog in four months from something that could have been, it's negligence, i feel like we should still have charlie today."but through all their grief, debbie and lynn say they

los angeles. but educators figure it out and let them be the final thing a little too honest as i don't think the president wants us to have the best educated citizenry in the world. with the press is the enemy of the people the only source of those to have the independent you draw their own with that absent the strategies. >> what should parents or educators or people who have been pushing the education system correct what do we do federal government not doing what it do? >> it is a challenging time. your point is well taken and rolling back those rights and protections but if you can give up get frustrated or work harder. and to work with young people to say or sent to the universities think about affirmative action they don't have to do that but that the vast majority to do the right thing but we continue to work hard and make a different voice be heard i didn't think we would be here but to try to make a different and your block and and it doesn't just have to be at the federal level. we had an election come up in november and to vote on the issue of gun violence. when young people can come o

them. hillary joins us now from los angeles with how google workers pushed back against president trump's immigrationopments breaking tonight. google's ceo is now warning employees against political bias, saying, if anyone violates user trust, they will be held accountable. google admitting that some of their employees were strategizing ways to use their role for political activism. in an explosive email exchange, management-level employees at google are caught contemplating ways to fight back against president trump's travel ban, floating the idea that they should actively manipulate search results that include the words mexico, hispanic, latino, islam, and muslim. quote, i know this would require a full-on sprint to make this happen, but i think this is the kind of imperative information we need. now google product manager chimeded in in response saying, we are absolutely in, mackenzie. anything we need. excellent initiative. google says this type of brainstorming at the company is encouraged. but even though the ceo is now taking a tough stance on the issue, just this evening google telling me the

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the wild and they show that pedigree to win the type break up next to them two thousand and twelve olympic gold medalist russia. the los angeles dodgers stopped a five game losing streak against the louis blues on thursday and with that they moved a step closer to the playoffs the dodgers the now within one game of st louis for the final national league wild card spot this coming off the l.a. beat their opponents in the opening game of was a four game series between the two playoff contenders money machado home and drove in three runs to help lead the dodgers to the win nine seven was the final score. and a close game between the chicago cubs and the washington nationals it. tired of three three and the ten and ing and havea baez came to the rescue for the cock he home made him drive in the winning run for a four three victory of biases that he won home of and leave the national league with a hundred and three r.b.i.'s as both paul and i were later fannie thanks so much. and you can get much for all those stories we've been telling about if you head over to our web site the address there for you is zero dot com you can

york and los bamma lives in vienna and is known for innovative installations most of them connected to music. grand pianos have enjoyed prominent positions in the spammer's installations and seen here in an interpretation of franz schubert famous lead a collection of internalising. please keep the end of it i have never done a count but i must have used at least fifteen or twenty pianos for alternative purposes and installations and i'm now he has his pink grand piano suspended like a gigantic pendulum in the congress center in von. braun's installation is a musical instrument and metronome in one. system shades of grey that's exactly what will subway stations all over europe look like as i could see for myself this morning on my way to work warring architecture wherever you look but a growing number of cities are going all out to brighten up their subway stations the swedish capital is one example in stuck on you have to put away your mobile phone and look around i tests and operatives have got together to design a large number of the underground station there you could say the motto

them work together better? that's what we were talking about in los angeles. to say how can we holistically look at this problem and get to work better? >> how is that process going? >> we are doing well. we have a lot of great responses from the federal agencies. beryone is excited to working on solving the problem of the unserved in america. we are now working to harmonize those and presenting something to the white house same and hopefully there will be announcements out of that. what is the status of the zte in the u.s.? that is a company question. obviously the industry security at the department of congress -- commerce has been engaged there. they should do what they need to do. piece is a law-enforcement body. rulesy look at our export and our export policies against companies that operate in the u.s., we are not the group within the department that does that. ntia is a policy advisory agency. that being said, i know the secretary ross and the people in vis have been hard at work to with bye it is complied zte. i would look to them to give you an update

. >>> firefighters say cooler temperatures overnight should help them make progress, fighting the fast-growing brush fire north of los angeles. it burned more than five square miles forcing evacuations of dozens of homes. windy, dry conditions have triggered fire warnings across much of the west today. another 8,000 homes in south carolina have been told to evacuate because of rising water. all of this after hurricane florence. some rivers have still not crested. more than 20,000 people could be displaced. in the meantime, in parts of north carolina now drying out after the storm. some roads are covered in dead fish after the floodwaters receded. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this monday morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, we're still having problems with dry conditions in the west, elevated fire danger for utah, nevada going into idaho, right into wyoming with gusty winds, low relative humidity and dry vegetation. what's happening underneath all this, we have a high pressure system cooling down, but we'll have dry conditions, and it will stay dry with desert heat in the desert southwest. to the s

spotify archer's the social suite gives us a latest from los angeles spotify worth thirty four billion is working with independent artists to help them pocket more of their world see it however some of the major music labels are exactly thrilled about getting shut out of the deal sony universal and warner control roughly eighty percent of the music business but it might not be that way forever over the past year spotify has signed deals with a few independent artists bypassing record labels altogether the modest deals allow the artist on to spotify is streaming platform the way it works now spawn if i pays a record label briefly fifty percent of the revenue generated by each stream the label then pays the artist anywhere from fifteen to fifty percent in realties from their cut but now a direct deal with spotify will leave out the so-called middleman giving artists the entire pan out but the big benefits for artists who still do work respond if i isn't just a bigger financial gain they also have ownership to their recordings so the artists are free to also license their songs to other streaming services like amazon and apple music it'

didn't even know they had it he didn't know yet they had it in to we told them that they had it the district attorney for the county of los angeles has just launched an inquiry through the in the same body that is doing the inquiry into long beach police departments the same inquiry group to investigate with the police killings illegal read to do dishes and oversight committee these and there are serious allegations against long beach police department whether they comply with their own legislation whether they withheld them from evidence from any court cases and mohamed will tell you now better than some i think it's going to be a very brave law that opens up hundreds and hundreds of prosecutions in long beach again because we don't know what these police officers were talking about your statement at the risk of echoing you here we have a tweet here and it really shows just the gravity of this this is james reporter at the los angeles times he says less than twelve hours after the al-jazeera report detailing its use of a self deleting messaging app that could cause record retention discovery issues the city of long beach

me about that. >> to me, i felt like it was my fault, because i put them in the hands of this monster. >> we're in a hotel room in los. geri is eager, anxious, terrified, visibly shaking. and then they come around the corner. their first meeting in 37 years. >> a lifetime we've missed. >> oh, my god. >> i feel like i'm dreaming still. i can't really get it yet. >> i can't either. >> i want to see this face. can i just stare at you for a minute. >> you can do anything. >> i don't have a memory. >> i'm sad because i was there with you guys. >> you're my mommy. >> yes, you're my babies. you're my babies. it's been 37 years. >> and just about here as they cling and cry, something rather magical happens. the center of gravity shifts. >> what happened? what happened? >> it's renee who wants the answers now. >> what happened? >> you will know. you will know. i promise you. you were kidnapped. you were adopted. >> what happened to me? she was adopted, but what happened to me? i could never find you ever. >> i thought i'd never find you either. i searched and i searched. i didn't know where to go. i had no money for an attorn

they say it is preventing them from unedited in-store videos. >> we are here at the los angeles police department to evidence so we can move on with our life. >>> a woman claimed two men took her to an orchard and robbed her. she is confessing it never happened. she owed money to two subcontractors but she didn't have the cash so she lied about being robbed. >>> santa clara council members try to sort out how they are elected. >> happening today a supreme court nominee should actually get answers to questions from congress in a wild hearing yesterday everyone just made opening statements. democrats tried to delay the hearing. protesters kept interrupting. police say they arrested 70 protesters yesterday. >>> the president is in panic mode over a new book. >> the president tweeted eight times about bob woodward's new book. >> saying woodward's book is full of lies. >>> in the book he said sessions was a dumb souther earn. mattis said he has the capacity of a fifth or sixth grader. he also said president trump would pull the united states out of nafta. the president said woodward is lyin

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them are dead already. >> lisa ling joins us now from los angeles. good to see you.ith law enforcement over ms-13, what all did you see? >> fredricka, it's true trump would have us to believe that ms-13 is a trans-atlantic enterprise. they are really such a pa eripan the trump administration. the reality is that ms-13 only count for less than 1% of the ganz gangs in america. many consist of members from south america. there have been some that appeared at the border of mexico. some of these kids are traumatized, they come to the united states to reunite with families who left central america many years ago, and they're prime targets for the gang. the gang has been in this country since the 1980s, and ms-13 is a very complex issue, and to really understand it, i hope you'll watch the episode tonight and read the piece i wrote on cnn.com, because the u.s. government has actually played a pretty big role in the evolution of ms-13. >> in what way? what do you mean? >> the u.s. funded and funneled billions of dollars into countries like el salvador and guatemala in the 19

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them. the second thing i8d li would lo say, e-mails and phone calls are pouring in to help after the storm. folks in north carolina can dial 211 to get connected with you nated way. outside of north carolina, your network has the phone number to call. we want your help, we need your help and we appreciate all of the americans coming together to help us after this is over. >> i appreciate both your efforts. thank you very much. you got a lot of work ahead of you. our coverage continues right after a short break. a lot more about what's going on here in north carolina. also i'll speak with the town manager, carolina beach. also ahead, president trump talking about the death toll in puerto rico, denying that 3,000 puerto ricaning died in the wake of hurricane maria. keeping them honest, next. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, appro

i'm re reprenting them call areness tt these men ed to be loed for. >> i am here from the southern pacificthe pacific ocean is our homeland. amy: what statement are you making? it in our gut. our gut is our homeland. rupturethatthat tearinwith ourand,ith the climat thats why w're he. we' on thfront lis. we are here because we can fill the call. -- feel the call. againstere to protest the testing of our waters. amy: and what does your sign say? >> decolonize, demilitarize, defend. amy: and what is that? >> a grouping of islands in the pacific. amy: are you tomoro? >> yes. amy: what can you tell us about guam? >> it is a current colony of the u.s. and our people are advocating for the right of freedom. toht now we're just trying organize our community against a massive u.s. military buildup. amy: there is a major military base on guam. >> and a lot of training and testing happening in our waters and our land. , the usur sacred spots military is planning on building a live fire training there which would poison our main aquifer. it is literally poising our peoplend our wer. -- poining oureopl

them. when the other side is between themselves. it is not los angeles. it's not new york and it's not in the heart of the resistance. so i don't think you want to have a shot out more here. you want to punt on this one even in a super bowl winning offense can't sometimes. you want to control the terms of the debate and make it about immigration in a reasonable way. lou: let's take your football metaphor. it looks to me like you've got a team that has decided to punt against its own defense, which is on the sideline. this is the same team. the republicans control the house. the senate or the white house and somehow think they can convince the american people against the return to office and the entire government. you've got to be kidding me? >> i agree with you wholeheartedly. lou: know you don't like intel. >> the question is whether we do now? >> how about understanding president trump is the president in and speaker ryan is a lame duck sorry filled speaker who for some reason has been allowed to retire in place for crying out loud and mitch mcconnell h

them why? because of the relocation not that removed japanese citizen from los angeles, right? in 1943 by what we call the zoot suit riots. 1943 is as incendiary a year it made in 68. we don't remember it that way, which is interesting. in los angeles, you had groups of servicemen combing neighborhood beating latinos and blacks who are wearing the latest fashion of the day. he stopped at the rifle on his knee and did that in preparation of white moms coming to drag him and gmail. you see a dramatic shift in his writing in 1933, 1934. he published in the naacp and the urban league's journals fairly what i would call fairly conservative publications, geared towards the black middle class, geared toward the light philanthropic interests and he started to publish these really biting, trenchant pieces that advocate direct assault, revolutionary practice against the regime of segregation. during wartime, this is sedition. so niekro markers are needed at the time for revolution is now. he's mentioning publications. this didn't sit with the powers that be, so use target to be a target

them. if you're in los angeles, john williams is celebrating his 40th anniversary playing the hollywood bowl is no downside to it. everyone i've talked to -- >> my two fwavt things, film and music. >> this was the way in for a lot of these classical musicians into their instrument and into classical music. >> you were telling us as the piece was playing this is actually cheaper. >> it is. you usually had to bring in a big headliner to pay for your more challenging pieces for the stuff you did, to keep your classical repertoire up to date. now this is a great experience for people. it's a classical version of the drive-in movie. >> thanks for bringing that to us, jamie. >> all right. everyone. have a wonderful labor day weekend. we'll see you next week. >> we'll go to, next, the funeral of senator john mccain. have a good morning, everyone. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> nearly 40 years after leaving the white house, jimmy carter's legacy is still building. >> it is nearly 94 degrees outside. what are you doing here? >> well, i'm building habitat houses. >> with his wife rosalind,