likewise said, this is happening everywhere, and there is really just not a dialogue among local angels in tech startups, yarn, high-risk companies, this is all it thing. the industry. to get to the people who have made a abbatial investors in that community of men a lot of money to tinselly invested startup companies contracted teaspoon of what is happening, why you should invest it 3-person team here. his hold a conversation about what is happening, and i think that this is a place where government can come in they create, like he said, some sort of incentive to try to create a streamlined from the investments going into different areas, the comfort zone, out of boston, austin, chicago. putting some of those resources into communities. that the united states and american be innovation says capital of the world. let's do this thing coming in at think it really needs to distribute resources financially more broadly, but build an entrepreneur ship at a very ground level in communities such as it does not exist. that think that is definitely one under% to an area the government can get in

. >> this is the bread and butter of local news. snow angels in the snow. the road crew. h local news much but when there is a big storm i'm glued to the local news. >> first of all, snowfall is beautiful. there is something dramatic about it. there is inherent danger but do we over react is this we get messages from friends in the upper midwest saying, toughen up you wusses on the east coast. 32 degrees below in minnesota. >> zero on long island for the first time since 1980. >> how is this a news story? >> put on your slippers and hat. >> i spent years in albany. it was 0 all the time. >> those are my people. >> i went out drinking all the time when it was 0. >> when i was at syracuse university they brought out rope tows. they didn't cancel school. we rope towed to class. >> there was a rope and you had to hold on because you could get blown into a drift. >> people want credit for showing up for work. we'd get an e-mail, you are expected to have snow shoes and get into the office. >> i told your booker to send a tank and they did. >> you should have snow shoed in. you'v

locales. >> varios clubes michoacanos en los angeles y el resto de los estados unidos se han unido para enviarnos 100.000 $ para la reconstrucciÓn de una plaza. >> la ropa que compra para sus hijos podrÍa ocasionar esterilidad? una investigaciÓn de la organizaciÓn de protección ambiental determinÓ que ciertos artÍculos de marcas prestigiosas tienen quÍmicos perjudiciales para la salud. >> la prÓxima vez que su hijo le diga que hay monstruos escondidos en su clÓset, crÉalo. ropa que determinadas marcas contienen alto residuo de quÍmicos peligrosos. que si bien no puede asustarlo como un monstruo de pelÍcula, pero sí pueden enfermarlo y dejar estÉril. >> es peligroso, porque se ha visto un porcentaje muy alto de zapatos o en la ropa. demarca o econÓmica. y lo estÁn utilizando niÑos de todo el mundo. >> 82 prendas de vestir confeccionadas en asia como chamarras, camisetas, en 25 paÍses en dos regiones del planeta. al analizar las encontraron quÍmicos tÓxicos que por sus efectos hormonales fue prohibido por la agencia de protecciÓn del medio ambiente de los estados unidos. otra que fue prohibida e

they cannot get involved in local issues. the los angelescracking down on this stuff and that is the way it should be. local school districts can do this. but how do you get the feds involved? >> right, i agree with the premise. i do not typically agree with the zero tolerance policies in schools. i think you get into the situations you see -- stories on fox. i think some of the reasons you outline for why you like it, this is a policy that limits what teachers can do for disciplining. they have no leeway or discretion, that being said, i don't like the federal government being involved. >> then the kids know they cannot be suspended. >> they have the power. they're handcuffing the educators, basically telling them don't throw them out of school, you can't discipline them. what do you do with the one or two kids who are disrupting? >> they may be in after school detention, what kind of punishment or threat -- >> they're trying to narrow down the debate, i think there are points you need to discuss with the zero tolerance. >> all right, stand

you have the angels and local, high risk companies. this is a big thing. o go to people who have made angel investors in the community, to potentially invest in startup companies, why you should invest in a in a tech space, it's a whole new conversation happening. i think this is a place where government can come in and creates different incentives -- government can come in and create incentives. maybe investing outside your comfort zone. out of boston, austin, chicago. putting government grants into local communities and saying "build your ecosystem." let's do this thing. we need to distribute the resources financially broader, not just vc firms. i think that is definitely 100% an area people should get involved in. there are so many talented entrepreneurs. there are lots of startups. there's revenue. traction. they can go to an accelerator. there is a calculated risk to get those resources. what happens to the entrepreneur's vision? they have a dream for the company, but cannot know where to start. i think that's where the government can create these loca

sources tell us that about three weeks ago, fbi agents from los angeles showed up and told local officials they had obtained information that lakes in the area might be dumping sites for organized crimes. locals told authorities about the bodies. a death certificate filed just last week identifies the dead man at myer muskatell, 68, a real estate developer. muskatell had been missing just seven days with his body hands bound was found floating in the lake. that's the same day los angeles police released this press statement. announcing a $54,000 reward from his family for information that would help find him. unaware he had already been found. sources tell me the fbi has dental x-rays of people they believe may be the victims recovered this week. they also say the bodies probably were thrown off bridges since the first of the year. this sonar device is how the fbi has been spotting the bodies 200 to 300 feet deep. these imagines from a previous search in utah are very clear. >> you can see legs, torso, arms, and shadow of the legs. >> reporter: they are bold brazen ruthless crimes, just si

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local safeway store. >>> he's a guy with los angeles from nba who went into the slums of rio, rapping in portuguese.er: we are on the dicey outskirts of rio dejaneiro with an unusual guy. an ebulient american with a business degree. he starts rapping in fluent portuguese. ♪ this is don blankito. a name that roughly translates into sir white boy. he has followed a wild, gutsy past from an affluent american upbringing to becoming one of the biggest figures in the roughest music scenes on earth. alex cutler was raised by a doctor dad and a stay at home mom. he also had a nanny who taught him how to speak fluent spanish. he attended a posh boarding school then went off to get his degree. at one point during his travels, he met a cute girl in the miami airport who told him she was from brazil. so he came to rio looking for others like her. >> just a crazy bend of this hot blood, you know? that's why the chicks are so hot. >> while pursuing a certain variety of female companionship, he fell in love with the city itself. >> she got a gringo for a cell. >> there were no police. it's crazy. >> he moved into

still it left me at all the jr east coast is baltic republic of sydney in the face an angel with the eurozone. while local businesses strong to support the new wrote the majority of latvian spiritual cause prices to rise. he also wonder whether the timing is right. what would you change for the pianist. we find out. you did not. here now. i kept up on sleep to go home. welcome to interject france twenty four might just as the former british prime minister tony blair. thank you very much fun being with us. in davos that since it listed on the streets you have been the government's advice that you can add businessman who funded the face. they say in your soul because its representative so you speak to a government in the world about said communities. it is peace process. when doubled meanwhile at the ark city talks in geneva geneva to the balance of the future of cereal. what do you think trinidad the main purpose is the scene unit to because they are not going to find a solution over them what to think. it's great to feel the cuts. the purpose of the culprits obviously is to to map out a transition. that a

angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the effects of the severe cold hittingral u.s. and more on the so-called polar vortex, plus the supreme court justices as bobblehead dolls. we will hear from the law professor who created them. >>> and mo rocca looks at the history of one of the most famous chairs in the world. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com www.vitac.com and i'm frank mallicoat time is 4-- here's meteorologist lawrence with check of weather. breaking news overnight... a car slammed into a duplex. hitting a gas main in oakla. it happened near the intersection of ney avenue d ritchie street. the driver of this late model infinity slammed into the side of th duplex where the gas line w. the front end of the car was pretty badly damaged. we d't know the condition of the driver.. developing news -- jahi mc-math was released fm children's hospital oaklandt night. her body was turned over to the coroner, then to her family. at a news conference, the

angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on alex rodriguez suing majoraseball. we'll get legal analysis from jack ford. >>> plus, the case of a genetic test that reveals shocking fertility fraud. >>> and james dyson, the founder of dyson vacuums joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,,

angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," details on the latest investigation benghazi attack. nancy cordes is live from capitol hill. >>> plus, the inspiring story of derrick coleman, the first legally deaf offensive player in nfl history. >>> and we'll go to hollywood for the announcement of this year's academy award nominees. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, january 16. i'm michelle griego. >> see it out there? it's the weekend! it's approaching! >> almost. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. nearly 4:30. if you loved yesterday's weather, i guess you're going to like today. >> here we go again. it's just unbelievable! day after day of record- breaking temperatures. we'll see it again outside today. high pressure overhead, fire danger still high but we have changes coming up for the weekend. we

angeles. police used to be the back water in many ways of the local , government, typically less educated than folks in other departments. now you're far more sophisticated in many ways than most of the other departments. more sophisticated technology, more sophisticated training, more sophisticated web of interconnection between the police agencies at all levels. how in the budget battles and your looking at the overall health of cities, how do you see beginning to balance what you do in fighting crime and in keeping cities safe with the other elements that are necessary for a healthy city that in turn support the prosperity, support the revenue, and support the quality of life that makes a city safe and attractive? >> start with that and repeat it. did you get all of that, okay, great? >> that's a great question. mayor menino has made it clear that we'll work with other city departments. the strength of our success in boston, his designation was the urban mechanic for a great city. it's been based upon the fact that there is connectivity between all of the various branches of government. so

local organizations. >> perfect example was the story about the angel hack ceo who went on facebook and dissed them sayinghere was not one iota of value. it showed what you said. >> the question is, though, there's no question that they're making some people in san francisco mad. this year the economy is improving. the stock market is at all-time highs. it's up 25%. housing prices are back up. for people who have assets, people who have 401(k)s, who own homes, they're doing well. the best they've done in ten years. for the people who don't, they're falling further and further behind. the people in the latter group who are mad at tech folks for their stock market millions, what can they do? are they going to get the board of supervisors to say we're not going give tax breaks for these companies to come here? are they going to pass a ballot measure in san francisco? i don't see a pathway. how they turn that anger into a concrete way to get back or change anything. >> politically i don't think there is a political pathway now. let's remember, there are a number of tech development projects that are on the wa

angeles. and it's not just that, one of these local things going on there is the santa ana winds. gusts up to 100 kilometers per hour from this high pressure off to the coastline along with these dry conditions, warm temperatures, extreme fire danger is expected there from san diego off towards north into los angeles. fire bans are in place. this is definitely a very risky scenario if you plan on lighting fires. actually right now, fire bans are in place. you shouldn't be doing that anyways. any fire that does start, very well could spread very quickly. messy in the west off towards europe. the british isles, one system after another. this one as it moves east we're going to be looking at some snowfall into parts of france, even snow advisories currently in place at this time. makes for some rough travel conditions and then this low moving east as well. this is going to bring us snowfall into the northern balkans and the baltic states. could be looking at freezing rain. that's your world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> new year visitors to a buddhist temple in japan's a

you have the angels and local, high risk companies. this is a big thing. ou go to people who have made angel investors in the community, to potentially involve -- invest in startup companies, why you should invest in a textbased, it's a whole new conversation happening. this is a place where government can, in and creates different incentives -- government can come in and c reate incentives. maybe investing outside your comfort zone. boston, austin, chicago. putting government grants into local communities and saying "build your ecosystem." this thing. we need to distribute the resources financially broader, d.c. firms. i think that is definitely 100% an area people should get involved then. there are so many talented entrepreneurs. there are lots of startups. there's revenue. traction. i can go to an accelerator. tore is a calculated risk get those resources. what happens to the entrepreneur's vision question mark they have a drink the company, but cannot know where to start. i think that's where the government can create these local incubator accelerator

the lake hollywood reservoir here in los angeles is maintained for emergency use only. local water activists say they are still a long way from using it. david? >> aditi, thank you. >>> to a much different threat in the west tonight, the frightening images caught on tape, the mountain lions in california, another l.a., pets vanishing, some parents keeping their children inside. abc's brandy hitt on the animals putting entire neighborhoods on edge. >> reporter: this mountain lion that has been preying on pets in a neighborhood near los angeles is back. earlier this month a home surveillance camera caught the lion walking around on outdoor area where an 80 pound boxer named rocky was sleeping. the dog was never seen again. >> it's been rough. the family is going through emotions. >> reporter: ten days later the mountain lion returned and attacked the neighbor's dog, duke. >> my dad got up and saw the lion on the stairs. hopped over with the dog in its mouth. >> reporter: this lion had to be tranquilized after roaming through a glendale neighborhood. this mountain lion roamed do

local news. >> i enjoyed it. i would be out there. >> doing snow angels in the snow with the road crew in your blanket. >> i have , i don't watch my local news all the time, but when there's a major storm, i'm glued to the local news. >> there's something about -- first, snowfall is beautiful and there's something dramatic about it, and there's an inherent danger, but do we overreact. we get messages saying would you toughen up, you wusses on the east coast? they're talking about 32 degrees below in minnesota. >> you're long island for the first time since the 1980s. >> did you hear what megyn said? >> how is it such a big news story? >> i spent four years in albany where it was zero all the time, and i used to go out drinking when it was 0ee. >> when i went to syracuse university, they never canceled classes because of school. they brought out rope toews. >> i did one year at buffalo state. they had a rope that you had to hold on while you crossed the campus. >> and the people who want credit for showing up at work when i practiced law, we got a memo saying we know it's inclement weather, you're expected to have

angeles . the second season of marijuana in colorado has local businesses facing and to open your eyes to new estate are cashing in on the new law custom and amber two thousand twelve and brought into force in january first days here which allows adults to die that i could retrieve the pistons many time in hundreds of miles to my canvas and even take toys i hate that idea. the le mans and gold and diamonds lee said. or it is shortly to see she is the creation of marijuana more than ten thousand are estimated to date on when the speech here in colorado now longtime users into the sea the new law will include not prevent its use of cannabis. i say to those people who say what about the children i say are you kidding me. it'll only be keeping out of children's hands is to regulate trade if you want to keep the pot away from high school kids then put it in places they can get a behind the bar were a professional with a license from house to check their id recreational marijuana sales in colorado. i try to twenty five percent and prices or lose double dose of medical cannabis in for the first nine months

local safeway store. >> people flying into los angeles will see a bizarre sight this weekend.of the show toll california. there will be a searis of concerts running through the end of the month. the forum is the home of the laborers and the l. a. hockey team for decades. pretty cool. how do you move a building across town? very carefully. this was designed which noted architect julienne morgan. yesterday they began the maneuvering to get it near memorial stadium to the botanical garden in the can i don't know. it will be taken apart and put together in the next few days. the hall has a beautiful ceiling and halls. it will now be a facility for public gathers. >>> sfo terminal 3 is getting a remodel that may look more like a model art museum. this piece is called spro gyrate. you will also see the suspended light sculpture in the waiting area made of 27 mirrors and stainless steel mirrors and paintings by world famous by area artists. the renovated united terminal is expected to open to the public on january 25th. >>> next on the abc7 saturday morning news, the safety concerns

the red flag warnings have been lifted locally but they are still in los angeles and the mountains theretarting a the 6:00 tonight. emeryville, look at that haze. yep. you probably noticed it the past couple of days. but temperatures this morning from oakland to san francisco are pretty chilly. in fact mid-30s oakland. san francisco at 49. low 40s in san jose. they were dropping into the upper 30s earlier with half moon bay just at 41 degrees. our sutro camera, it's a hazy, but clear start. santa rosa 29. 32 petaluma and mid-30s for concord and livermore. the east bay hills camera, a little bit hazy and the worst air quality from the north bay, the coast and central bay. medium air quality around the rest of the bay. here's mt. tam. it looks like now but it will be a little hazy throughout the afternoon with warm conditions returning. in fact we could see a few 70s there again. not mid-70s. but the pattern continues to be dry with above normal readings throughout the first half of the work week. so you look at all these hs on the map and it pretty much tells the store with the jet stream

local market before being infected. >> officials ordered the closure of put poult -- poultry markets. >> los angeles is now the latest to say goodbye to plastic bags. >> disposable shopping bags are everywhere in los angeles. caught in fences, in the trees, in the weeds. and they are in the gutter waiting to be washed down the storm drain to the ocean. that is why this city banned them. it's been the law a few days. but angelina knew it was coming. >> i would bring them and leave them in the trunk of the car. it's become a habit. i'm really grateful for that. >> it's a great thing. >> we should be conserving. >> the ban applies to groceries, markets and stores that sell perishable foods. if you come without a bag, you can get a paper one. there are some exceptions. you can get a chinese take out in a bag. billions of plastic grocery bags are distributed. it was mostly a one-sided argument in june when the los angeles passed the law. >> they become trash, clog the gutters, pol ute the river and trash the beaches. >> if you want to see a fish destroyed, see what plastic does to the fish, to the food chain, what it does

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local time. as in the mile with this in several places in los angeles including the chinese consolidated benevolent association and the ancestral home in my family. the legislature has extended toll free hours on the freeways during the chinese new year holiday from seven to ten dollars per day. however the national freely year old believes this may worsen southbound traffic congestion particularly on the evening of the twenty ninth in the morning of the thirty us the legislature has extended the number of toll free hours on national freeway to the tiny steel hard hit by three hours from nine pm until seven am the next morning. however the national free with the us has displayed at two reports and southbound traffic congestion stricter brampton total therefore be needed to maintain traffic flow between nine pm and eleven pm on the twenty nine to six pm and seven am on the thirty s and the morning of the first northbound traffic congestion well as expected after nine pm on the second and third. while motorists that don't have the tags and keep it off like convenience stores will in theory be assesse

set to benefit for many years to come and in particular local businesses my colleagues about what say now reports. the caucasus mountains an angel i tried days with a love for nature and now they've become an attraction for new opportunities and business one family decided to leave behind the metropolis of moscow for a change of scenery and life sound and a new business saw them using the found in this landscape bad did the city win the olympic bid to play any influence to. sochi winning the olympics we had encouraged us to take action as we became more sure that the region will now be developing fast and world so yes i'd say this frank did have an influence on on our decision to move here. leaving well paid jobs behind meant making a living was their number one priority so they turned to so. using his head called business to help his creative like christina at first it was not much more than a pastime but the business blossomed david product line consists of again except shampoos shower gels and creams you might even for a gadget looking at a bar so as everything looks appetizing there's a whole arsenal of bottles and flasks wi

angeles, california. tensions erupt at a local mcdonald's when a man lunges forward and punches a 16-year-old girl in theirl falls to the floor. it's all caught on the store's security cameras. this man's brazen outburst shocks the other customers. no one even attempts to stop him. he just walks over, gets his children, and leaves the store. police say the dad and the teenager argue over something many customers fight over all the time. who's first in line. the girl swore at the man and the man lashes out with his kids standing and watching just feet away. then the attacker walks out of the restaurant, and he's gone. the girl suffers minor cuts and bruises and is treated at a local hospital. police release this videotape, hoping to catch the suspect. they haven't yet caught the man, but when it comes to customers gone wild, not all get away. >>> at this ohio dairy queen, two men stand at the counter. one waits for his food. the other make grabs for cold hard cash. then it's customer versus robber in a wresting match that ends with a stunning arrest. it's a quiet night at this columbus, ohio, dairy queen

angeles. i. the we said good seats and marijuana in colorado has local businesses facing and to bring arresting us take caution in the new law custom and amber two thousand twelve and brought into force in january first this year which allows adults to die that i could recreate this is many time in hundreds of miles tonight and as you can take toys. i hate that idea. the le mans and gold and diamonds. lee said here he is shortly to see she and the creation of marijuana more than ten thousand arrests related to the drug were made each year in colorado now longtime users into teresa the new law will include cannot prevent its use of cannabis. i say to those people who say what about the children i say are you kidding me the only be keeping out of children's hands is to regulate great if you want to keep the pot away from high school kids then put it in places the cake and a behind the bar were a professional with a license from house to check their id. recreational marijuana sales and colorado attacks to twenty five percent in prices or lose double dose of medical cannabis in for the first nine mont

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a live update on the wildfire burning east of los angelesuncement to overhaul the nsa surveillance programs. we'll hear from national security and analyst juan zarate. and actor daniel day kim of the hit series "hawaii 5-0" joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's friday, january 17. i'm michelle griego. >> i love friday. >> i do, too. it is nearly 4:30. let me tell you again, it's friday. lawrence, it's friday. >> it's feeling good on this friday! yeah. we have some changes coming our way for the weekend. temperatures going to cool down just slightly today. but staying well above the average, maybe a few more records. we'll have the weekend forecast coming up. >> and on this friday morning, we have a lot of overnight roadwork up and down the nimitz freeway northbound and southbound. you will find it in san leandro and approa

local pediatricians say babies and small children should not be drinking from the taps. >>> that 1700 acre wildfire continues to burn near los angelesay california's governor declaring a drought emergency. ♪ >>> i'm dave warren. that's exactly what we will start. the dry worth out-west. we need a few storms at least to get a lot of snow into those mountains, that's what provides a lot of water and moisture for the state. about 10% of average is what we have right now. we don't have red flag warnings in effect right now, but that's exactly what due to the fire. we need these storms to be tracking right off of the ocean into the state, but we're not getting that. high-pressure is keeping the pattern like this. the storms go up and then down the eastern side of the rockies. the santa ana winds are really kicking up. you can see that with the satellite picture. across canada and across the eastern slope of the rockies, and no signs of changing at least in the next two to three weeks. it's warm and dry there, but another shot of arctic air, the temperatures are above zero, barely, but just some arctic area across ohio and across the midw

locals. he was a great member of our neighborhood and opened his door to all and dubbed the guardian angel of the hood. the rest i will submit. >> thank you, supervisor avalos. supervisor breed? breed breed thank you, i have one in memoriam for ruby johnson. she was born in san francisco in 1951. she graduated from supervisor yee and my alma mater galleon high school. she worked for the police department and the traffic division until her retirement. after retiring she was the captain of the hunters point drummers and in the western edition. she also served on the committee and organized the parade for 20 years. she leaves behind two daughters and seven grandchildren, many many friends and loved ones and she will be dearly missed. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor david campos: thank you very much, madam clerk. i have a couple of items. the first item is a hearing request. i want to have a hearing at the government audit regarding the contracting process that was followed by the san francisco mta for the new hybrid buses which was approved by thi

angeles . it happened before thirty in the morning local time. the northridge earthquake killed 57 people injured thousands more. the damaged 112,000 structures and left more than $20 billion in property losses. more than 20,000 people were displaced from their homes bridge collapse overpasses close sections of four different freeway in fires caused additional damage in the stanford band of valley malibu and venice. the quake was felt as far away as las vegas nv. for the kron4 tech report which gabe slate. we're having some audio issues. will get the latest on that story coming up in just a moment. we will take a break for now will come back with a recap of their top stories and an update of weather and traffic as we take a quick live look now at one of creek this is where our camera shy 680 and the ride from san ramon valley. time for the kron4 text reports with kate slate. the morning were two days away from the game. people are posting their cool 49ers decorations, their unique apparel. if you have any party are going to a party people have go

local sports store. >>> harsh words, former defense chief robert gets has for the obama administration and who at the top is now being [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! [ female announcer ] try new pillsbury heat-n-go mini pancakes. ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose and all the pay area this is abc7 news. >>> the murder of a popular soap opera office and her husband in venezuela drawing attention to the crime in venezuela gunned down after resisting robbers. her five-year-old daughter was shot in the leg. these are pictures from the seen. she was a former miss venezuela and was living in miami and was on vacation in venezuela. she said in the past she left her home country because it is too dangerous. violence intensified in venezuela during the 14 year rule of the late chavez. >>> in a new book, robert gates is slamming the obama administration afghan war policies while saving the fierce of the criticism for vice president biden in leaked e

they're going to be in philadelphia, los angeles, san antonio, southeastern kentucky, and the choctaw nation of oklahoma. federal officials will work with local business leaders to expand opportunities for jobs, education and housing. >> anybody in this country who works hard should have a fair shot at success, period. it doesn't matter where they come from, what they look like, what their last name is, they should be able to success. >> reporter: the white house will pick 15 more promise zones. >>> mare yor gray clashed with reporters today who were asking about his troubled 2010 campaign that remains until criminal investigation. gray made a general apology yesterday for the flawed campaign, but declined to discuss specifics. the mayor plans to kick off his new reelection bid on saturday. tom sherwood has the story. >> jim, the mayor has never explained his role in that 2010 campaign, but questions about it aren't going away. arriving at a library event downtown. the mayor didn't want to comment on the general apology he made wednesday for his troubled 2010 campaign or his statement that he can't apologize for what others did illegally. >>

local sleep mber store. find your sleep number setting and know better sleep. >>> even here in los angeles there was significant and now, after being rejected for at least four months by an ad company in new york there is now a bill board in times square just a few miles from ground 0 critics called this, and admit a little controversy can sell a lot of nasal spray. listen. >> this controversy is generated by the image of the two people and emotional reaction people have to it. not really rational reaction. i feel those people don't want to acknowledge or accept that this is the reality, you know? our society today. >> now, the reaction online is evenly split. those angry especially military families are livid, including this. >> have you people lost your minds? do you know what soldiers with post traumatic stress disorder go through? all the progress will be wasted by the affects of seeing this bill board pursuant to their mental state the ads have also run near los angeles the company hoping to put up 20 more bill board as cross florida and texas told the company no, thanks. >> trace, thank you. >> here now w

local update as well. >>> good morning. inferno, whipped by strong winds, a massive wildfire threatening homes near los angeles.ced to evacuate. this morning, the race against time to control those flames. >>> reining them in, president obama set to unveil his much anticipated changes to the government's spying program today. how far will he go? >>> tip of the iceberg, a new report exposing exactly how hackers stole the private information of tens of millions of target customers. why some say it should raise red flags for companies across the country. >>> and the first lady at 50 as michelle obama reaches a milestone birthday. why 50 is the new 50 today,

angeles. and in fact air quality levels there are often so beside that health officials order locals to stay indoorsd him their pollution emittance. look at these recent aerial free throw from northwestern china. the smog is so think you can hardly see the stadium on the ground there. experts say china's power plant and factory emissions are largely to blame. they use a whole lot of coal and it takes less than a week for that same smog to travel all the way across the pacific ocean and fill the skies here in the united states. trace gallagher has more of this. he is in los angeles. how much chinese smog are you breathing out there in la-la land? >> reporter: a lot more than we thought, shep. the majority of the smog in l.a. is produced by the stuff you see behind me, cars and trucks and factories and refineries and the air gets bad. this new study says up to 25% of the smog on the west coast and in los angeles is from china. it's actually pushed here by these very strong global winds call westerlies, and they can make -- can make its way over here in a matter of days and experts say when it comes, i

a los angeles city councilman and city and pension fund and local agencies to cut ties with banking giante councilman introduced a motion to explore ways the city can legally sever ties with the bank. move coming due to what he calls discriminatory practices by jpm that led to foreclosures out in los angeles. >>> washington governor is making commitment to keep boeing in the state no mat what. they have given the them $9 billion in tax breaks. they have more than $4 billion in state transportation projects that would aid boeing's business in that state. >>> seattle-based starbucks is honoring seahawks fans tomorrow. anybody who watches in a starbucks in washington state, wearing the colors, blue and green, gets a tall coffee and pay only 12 cents. the seahawks battle the 49ers in the nfc championship game. look at starbucks, one of the big picks we had from one of our analysts, stock's down today but he said buy it. that is the west coast minute. dennis: government taking the same old approach to fixing the labor market but what do you think is the best way to ignite the economy? your res