a verdict that even the men of los angeles condemned. tonight flames are visible in several areas as entire buildings burn fiercely. the results of fire bombs from crowds. and tom bradley asked governor wilson to send in the national guard. >> hello everyone and welcome to second look. i'm frank somerville. the protests that happened last week come from many years ago. the grainy video included indisputable proof of police brutality. >> reporter: it began with a 100-mile an hour chase according to the highway patrol and ended with los angeles police officers beating clubbing and stomping on the head of a 25-year-old black man, rodney king. >> he was lying face down, spread out. and when he was in that position then they started hitting him. at that point he got up and tried to get away that's when i got out with a camera and started filming. >> reporter: witnesses including the man who shot this video tape says king who was booked for speeding and avoiding arrest offered no resistance. they said the beating went on for more than a minute

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in los angeles you have a sense of what the cost of living is like.f you are currently on nine dollars and hour, can you make a living for families? jennifer: certainly not. if you make a nine dollars and have children you are living at the definition of poverty. even at $15 it is it open question of what your quality of life will be. the rent in los angeles is incredibly high. as it is in many of the most populous cities. this will improve lives, but if it will truly allow people to have a high quality of life is very much an open question. katty: the argument against raising the minimum wage is that if you are a small business owner you cannot afford that and your business might close. is that a realistic concern? how worried our people on the minimum wage? jennifer: i have not talked to anyone on the minimum wage that is disappointed that they will make more money. business owners are concerned about how they will pave the wage. it will be phased in over five years. it is a big increase. i don't think anyone can predict what will happen. there are

. >> the police department was seen as the enemy by many in los angeles.e police commissioner in los angeles, what did you do there that managed to change things. certainly things are seen as better in los angeles today than they were 10 years ago. >> what specifically did you do that made that difference? >> we addressed the changing, leadership and recruit of course, making the department more demographically viable in the sense that it looked like the population of los angeles, same thing york. >> do you think it could work york. >> for example, ferguson, they are issues involved in black city. the police force had a total of 90 officers. discontent and bred distrust. it's ironic that cities that have large numbers of police officers - philadelphia, detroit, and some majority areas, the issue of community mistrust exists, but it doesn't mean the goal of a racially diverse department. >> you have a racial matters happening here, in the wake of eric garner's death and the protests in new york. how do you stop it? >> you stop it by, one, recognising whethe

>> guest: i had just moved to los angeles. i just began as an assistant professor in january for cry was living in faculty housing trying to figure out what los angeles was all about i was coming from the deep south race in virginia i was in the west and i wanted to know what the west was all about the second largest city and racially diverse so i returned on my television the day after rodney king was beaten then i saw what the heck have i done that i came here? from the frying pan into the fire leaving texas i expected something very different. so these cases captured my imagination and immediately and as a scholar in the united states. >> host: when do you start writing the book? >> started interviewing people related to this story in 1993. i decided to focus on this case for says rodney king because of the makeup. three females one was african-american and and from the working class and one was asian and a merchant class and what was said judge 40 years old at the time first trial jury although well educated jewish america

street smarts project at children's hospital, los angeles. the l.a. street smarts project teaches elementary school aged children pedestrian safety by recreating the real world experience of a child walking to and from school. now let's take a walk through richie's neighborhood. >> and you get to the intersection what's the first thing you do to cross the street? you stop, that's the best thing, every time you get to an intersection or a corn e i want you to stop and look, stop and look when you get to an intersection, you get to the intersection, what you want to do here if you want toe cross the street, you press the button, so how about you press the button. did you push it? it says go, alright, walk across. >> my name is jeff, i'm the director of paul mitchell in the hospital in los angeles the goal of the street smart focusing on pedestrian safety it's to get kids involved in this interactive set that will force them to think about those safety implements to provide safe walking in and around the school. the l.a. street smarts, richie's neighborh

we are on location in los angeles at "the l.a. times" festival of books. the camp said the university of southern california. someone we are sitting at this beautiful campus, $60,000 a year to go here. the neighborhood to investigate, how close to where we are sitting? >> guest: i could watch as some of the homicide and i reported on from this campus yet i worked mostly further to the south but this area south of the freeway is the northernmost and westernmost point of what used to be a very long like celebration in the city of los angeles. institutionally it is a legal product and you cannot sell your house to a black person. those overthrown by supreme court in the 40s. the actual task of getting people to stop de facto observing really to decades after that. for a long time up through the 80s the "los angeles times" used the phrase be grow community for an area to the east of here, old south central along central avenue. that has been the term for decades prior to that because it was such a separate world. such an absolute invisible wall that plays blac

before he started critical reporting on the streets of los angeles.he was shot by the sheriff's deputies. i don't know if he's here, but is alan canfora here? alan, please stand. alan was wounded at kent state. four died at kent state, two at jackson state two weeks later. and every year, these two groups of people have observed memorials, have fought for their place in history, are coming up on their 50th anniversary commemorations and are here today to learn from us, as we've learned from them, the importance of organizing

income disparity, poverty is a gigantic issue in los angeles.ortunity to raise the minimum wage of hard working men and women was very significant. you know, they -- the vast majority of those persons are individuals of color and women. so it's really lifting up those who are at the bottom. >> and so what do the studies tell you about what would happen to jobs? >> well you know one of the important things about the process that the council went through is to do it methodically, to do it thoughtfully. and the chairman said we have these economic reports that show that around the edges there may be some adverse impacts on some jobs. that's why we're taking a go slow approach. >> you're raising it about $1.25 a year. >> about. but we get to $15 in five years for large employers. a year after that for smaller employers. that gives businesses enough time to be able to adjust so that you won't have significant job loss. they can change their business models. they can change pricing structures and so on. so we'll maximize the benefit for the working po

francisca: en vivo desde los angeles nos llevamos al congreso nacional de salsa. s guerras del sexo quiÉn despilfarra mÁs dinero. francisca: se acerca el dÍa de la memoria, y conoce los simulacros a los que son sometidos los marinos. alan: habla de su futuro y el incidente que tuvo con una reportera, mi hermanito se soltÓ. francisca: llegan las celebraciones, y para festejar, las mesas de los futuros profesionales, econÓmicas recetas para el banquete de la gran fiesta. alan: bailaremos con los pioneros de la cumbia romÁntica, llegan los ángeles azules. francisca: bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica". alan: durante 18 aÑos tu de programa favorito de la televisiÓn hispana. satcha: bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica", jueves 21 de mayo, es un un placer que nos acompaÑe e inicie su dÍa con nosotros. y precisamente comenzamos informÁndoles, se disparan las alarmas en el aeropuerto de los angeles porque un pasajero entrÓ a una terminal por la fuerza, la policÍa tuvo que intervenir y los sometiÓ bajo la descarga de una pistola elÉctrica, en medio del pÁnico viajeros grabaron c

los angeles mayor praised the vote in a statement saying help is on the way for 1 million angelinos living in poverty: business owners in the city of angels say the vote is far from heavenly for the bottom line. proponents expect the wage hike to have a domino effect in several cities near l.a. like sanaa monnico, pasadena. they warn of los angeles becoming a wage island where businesses are pushed away where for places they can pay their employees less. >> a major step forward. tuesday's fight directs the attorney to draft legislation going before the same council for a vote. they voted for it once we assume they'll vota gain. the federal wage $7.25. the president obama administration has been pushing for an increase. >> turning to iraq and the fight against i.s.i.l. the group killed hundreds of people in ramadi accused of being government sympathizers. thousands fled the city since i.s.i.l. seized it. shia fighters prepare to retake ramadi as john seigenthaler reports, they could have an unlikely ally. >> reporter: about 18 miles from a base in ramadi the shia fighters are preparing for

pamela: regresamos a los Ángeles y pasamos con el segmento del tiempo. iones de oklahoma kansas se pudieran desarrollar lluvias torrenciales. en este mes se han reportado mÁs de 18 pulgadas de lluvia. estas condiciones del tiempo van a seguir hasta el fin de semana, que es largo para muchos de ustedes. el va a disfrutar de conciertos mÁs tranquilas _ el noreste. por aquÍ, latido de lluvias se concentran desde el este para el sur del paÍs. despuÉs, neto de la actividad deporte lluvia. la gran manzana 64. new york, new jersey alerta por incendios. aquÍ, en los Ángeles nos quedamos con 68 grados. no se van para aportar precipitaciones, pero de lluvia se queda al norte de california. en san francisco 63 y mÁs cÁlido para seattle con 65 grados. recuerde que me puede escribir a travÉs de twitter@jackie garrido pamela: regres buenas tardes, esto es un adelanto de lo que le presentaremos a las seis...los usuarios del bart vivieron otra pesadilla.. otra falla en el sistema provoco demoras entre los viajeros.... ---momentos de angustia vivio una madre de familia cu

barbie: de la gran manzana pasamos a los Ángeles! tar experimentando durante el fin de semana en texas, oklahoma city, actividad de fuertes lluvias. me imagino que estÁn pensando que lo peor pasÓ, porque la buena noticia viene a partir del lunes. la prÓxima semana toda esta actividad de mal tiempo serÁ algo del pasado. fuera de eso tenemos estas bandas de lluvia que tambiÉn se extienden desde chicago. ustedes en minneapolis se mueven hacia el este del paÍs. precipitaciones hacia el noreste. para el dÍa de maÑana todo el sureste estar experimentando precipitaciones. al otro extremo del paÍs, en california, vamos a estar mucho mÁs estables. asi que, no se pronostica actividad de precipitaciÓn. sÍ va estar lloviendo sobre montana, al centro del paÍs. pero volvemos a la fuerte acciÓn en dallas. 79 grados ya no estamos hablando de temperaturas tan altas, pero s+ posibilidad de inundaciones. en chicago, 56 con actividad de fuertes vientos. asÍ un fin de semana pasado con agua. boston con 86. ustedes para disfrutar de condiciones mÁs estable

there are over 30 breweries in los angeles.t's been fun introducing our fans to some of the smaller breweries that they may not necessarily know but are out here making good beer. >> was there anything that caught you by surprise? >> it's been a 2 1/2 year journey, it's been such an incredible experience. >> is it a labor of love for most of you. >> it was all kickstarter funded. we're transplants, so it's all our friends back east who really made our dreams come through. it's streaming now at labeer.tv. tell us what you think and we hope you enjoy it >>> what dudes do when they get together with other dudes. i can't recommend this. one guy seems to have some sort of can of propellant something under pressure. the genius decides to open up that stove, drove it inside while his buddies watch and giggle. >> that's fine -- -- >> they did not see that coming. >> what happened. listen p [ bleep ]. >> lots of laughter. thankfully they guys got away uninjured in this explosion that could have easily been avoided. you hope they grow up

dos ex altos funcionarios de la oficina del alguacil de los angeles se entregaron para entregar cargos supuesta obstrucciÓn a la justicia. cara a cara una joven le dijo al gobernador de chihuahua todo lo malo que piensa de los polÍticos, el funcionario de la felicitÓ. ♪ locutor: Éste es su "noticiero univision" ediciÓn nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: muy buenas notas, la procuradurÍa de inicio de michoacÁn confirmÓ que la prueba de maternidad de adn realizadas a dorotea garcÍa y a la joven alondra dÍas dio positiva, ahora corresponde a la jueza dictaminar sobre los resultados de estas pruebas, lo que se espera que suceda maÑana muy temprano. alejandro: despuÉs de tres dÍas de la entrega de alondra dÍas y de maratÓnicas esperas en el juzgado, esta maÑana se tuvo acceso a las pruebas de adn, que concluyen que sÍ son madre e hija. grupo imagen seÑala sin margen de error que dorotea es la madre de la menor sustraÍda hace ocho aÑos. el resultado del adn serÁ dado por la jueza maÑana. la procuradurÍa general de justicia de chihuahua confirmÓ que los resultados de las

>> well los angeles has 18% of its workforce living in poverty. this increase is going to result in a pay increase for nearly 800,000 people. more than the entire population of boston. so this is a huge step forward in terms of raising the standard of living for so many people. but it's also putting $6 billion in disposable income into our local economy. so this is going to stimulate jobs. it's going to stimulate new business. people who live on minimum wage don't invest in the stock market. they don't take vacations to bermuda. they don't sock their money away in a swiss bank account. they spend it in local businesses. and so this is an investment in our economy. but it's also an investment in our social fabric. this increase will give people hope who right now are hopeless. and you can't expect to have a society that functions when this significant portion of your population are living in hopelessness. >> absolutely. well, i know a lot about that, growing up as i did with a single parent. and in many ways, if you don't have these kinds of things

we're discussing it in los angeles, of course. l.a. county is looking at it. going to be ice lated that it will be an island, i think is not accurate at all. indeed, this is a national trend and california is at the forefront. and i'm proud to be a part of it. >> that's why i wanted to talk to the two of you. as i said at the outset often that which begins in california people snicker initially and then it takes place across the country. councilman englander, i hear liberty tearians and conservatives say we ought to let the market dictate. but the market doesn't seem to be doing enough for folks. i read a statistic that 46% of the work force is now below $15 an hour in los angeles. so can we trust the market to square this up? >> michael, i think there's a happy medium. we've got to balance that. we've got to partner with businesses not let the market or us dictate. it can't be the policy makers saying we're going to create an unfunded mandate on businesses. that's unrealistic based on their profit margins. we've lost major industries in los angeles from aeros

los angeles experimented with that as well. a reasonable number to undo that. we're never going to pull back from this. we have 30 cities that surround los angeles city. a lot of studies were done on the county. my concern we're putting this on backs of local businesses. small mom and pop type shops that barely make ends meet on their own. we've got to balance equation with businesses not move the pie around. we could put our own zminskin in the game. create our own enterprise zones, fund technical and job training programs to give more skilled workers opportunity to advance. we've got to look at ripple effect as well. 100% increase to cost of businesses. no cost to the city but cost to businesses. the ripple effect of people making just above that they're going to have to give them raises as well. that's 150% increase. we've got to help businesses stay open retain businesses to provide the jobs here in los angeles. >> councilman price, some of those who are supportive of raising the the mandatory minimum wage say this doesn't

estafar a personas que quieran perfeccionar el idioma inglÉs como nos dice juan carlos gonzÁlez desde los angelesfando a hispanos en los estados unidos, ofreciÉndoles el curso 'sin fronteras cerrar comillas. mediante una agresiva campaÑa en las redes sociales. este hombre enviÓ 450 $, recibiÓ paquete con material didÁctico pero despuÉs le exigÍan 730 $ mÁs y empezaron a amenazarlo. >> estaba contactando supuestamente con una persona de la migraciÓn y me decÍa que si no los pagaba me iba a devolver el mismo dÍa. juan carlos: el paquete llevaba como remitente este domicilio pero no se trata de ninguna oficina o escuela, sino que es un complejo de documentos. el verdadero centro de operaciones se encuentra en lima, capital peruana. los presuntos delincuentes tienen como supervisora marilÚ que aquÍ se escucha diciendo en que comunidades se enfocan. desde que se realizÓ este reportaje, las oficinas se mudaron a otra ubicaciÓn dentro de pero pero evidentemente la organizaciÓn sigue operando. por su parte el abogado alex gÁlvez explica que migraciÓn jamÁs va a llamar a alguien para avisarle que lo van a

marÍa paula ochoa dice desde los Ángeles cuÁles son los carros afectados, marÍa paula. >>> efectivamente al parecer las bolsas son tan peligrosas son las responsables de la muerte de 5 personas en los estados unidos. >>> la compaÑÍa japonesa tacata aceptÓ que sus bolsas de aire estÁn defectuosas y deben ser sacadas del estado anunciÓ el departamento de transporte, en Últimos meses las bolsas fueron cuesto cues cuestionadas, no funcionaron correctamente y responsables de 5 muertes, dijo el secretario del departamento, de acuerdo a la empresa, el problema es el quÍmico para inflar las bolsas. >>> se usa el quÍmico el amonio nitrato para que pase la explosiÓn en la bolsa de aire. >>> ocurre a 150 millas por hora y la presiÓn excesiva causa que salgan partÍculas metÁlicas que ocasionan heridas graves, y fueron vÍctimas cientos de personas en el mundo, un problema que viene desde hace dÉcadas dice el experto. >>> desde 1985 la compaÑÍa tacata supo que no fue el mejor componente para hacer las bolsas de aire. >>> aÚn asÍ se mantuvo como una empresa lÍder en el mundo. >>> es el proveedor de bol

. >> las entidades de los Ángeles hicieron un operativo contra la moto de dinero en los angeles.s. juan carlos: han pasado 8 meses desde que agentes federales estuvieron en callejones en el operativo que culminÓ con el arresto de nueve personas. en el acuerdo con la fiscalÍa se declararon culpables de los delitos relacionados con el lavado de dinero. >> si una persona se presta para ayudar al gobierno se pueden reconocer las, esas personas a veces salen sin perder ningÚn dÍa la cÁrcel. juan carlos: accediÓ a perder la ciudadanÍa estadounidense serÁ deportado a china en lugar de una posible condena de hasta 50 aÑos en prisiÓn. su hijo podrÍa ir a la cÁrcel por1 aÑo que luego ser deportado. es normal que los extranjeros paguen en mercancÍa para revender en callejones. >> lo que no es normal es que se desperdicie 50.000 $ en efectivo. juan carlos: compraban grandes cantidades de mercancÍa a los implicados. se me va mÉxico para su reventa y asÍ lavar el dinero. cuando se realizÓ el operativo es el primer pasado las autoridades encontraron 75 millones de dÓlares en efectivo. dice que

history. >> ray sl in los angeles.ombat in vietnam in 1969. >> it is uplifting to see people who have this almost a sense of healing, you know when they come here and let their emotions out. >> right there. >> pandora clausen says the traveling wall allows her to bring the war home to her family, especially 5-year-old shelby shelby. >> great grandpa. >> it was 46 years ago shelby's great grandfather died a name liste on the wall but so much more than that. >> i just tell them he was great man who gave his life for his country. >> reporter: danielle nottingham cbs news los angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the deadly severe weather in the south. we'll be live from the scene and get your forecast. >>> plus, more on roger federer's security concerns following an encounter with a selfie-seeking fan. >>> and the convenience of smart car technology that consolidates your credit and debit cards. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. we will leave you this memorial

but teachers in los angeles may have an even more powerful adversary in parents. a law in california allows local residents to take control of a school, if they feel that their students aren't getting a proper education. it's a powerful tool that's being called the parent trigger. tonight you'll meet the community that's ready to use it. jennifer london has the story. >> 20th street elementary school in south los angeles is failing its students. that's the word on the playground according to a number of parents. they say students are falling behind in math lupe arragon's daughter is in fourth grade, she says she's a bright student but isn't being challenged. >> i don't see the vocabulary words they used to give them. third great was different. now i don't see the clalg. >> we challenge. >> we went to her home to talk. >> this is first and second grade work. >> is this easy for her, challenging for her? >> this is easy for her. it's just one digit. she's not being challenged. >> she is not challenged? >> not at all. >> this is an example of a fourth grade assignmen

in the 70s in los angeles. mild weather. we're going have a few pop-up storms across the rockies and the worst of the weather across the southern plains in texas. i'm meteorologist jeff ray for cbs dallas. >>> a pressure cooker found in a suspicious vehicle was detonated by a bomb squad as thousands gathered for the memorial day concert in front of the capitol building. officers saw the pressure cooker and smelled gasoline. the area was closed off and the detonation produced a loud bang. >> we heard that, yeah. we actually heard -- we thought it was fireworks. they were like, oh, is there going to be fireworks tonight? we had no idea. wow. >> no hazardous material was found. the owner of the vehicle was found, arrested for driving without a license. the rest of the concert went on as scheduled. >>> this morning there are new questions about the obama's strategy to defeat isis. the quells rose after the fighting in ramadi. mark albert is in washington with the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. >> the fall of

and what do they find inside that los angeles apartment? >> when we start pulling these boxes out it's just a tremendous amount of counterfeit and illicit pharmaceutical drugs. >> reporter: boxes of pain pills, vitamins, antibiotics that you need a prescription for in this country. and authorities point to how they hide them. it hit us the moment they opened the door. we could smell the fish. people are going to look at that and say, wrapped in fish? why on earth? but that is a stealth way of doing this, isn't it? >> absolutely. i mean the minute we open the door, the stench of fish. that's basically to conceal the medicine. >> reporter: we could hear the investigator groan, overcome by the smell, the packaging. is that common? that they all come up with ways to get this medicine into the united states? >> absolutely, because the profit margin is huge. any law enforcement officer opens up a bag and smells like, oh, my god, the fish. they are not going to look any further. >> reporter: unless it's you. >> unless it's me. >> reporter: the sus

recently in los angeles, to push for a minimum wage.bout raising the minimum wage why do you think there's resistance to it. why do you think we have not raised the minimum wage talking about los angeles. sooner. >> you look at polling, and the majority of businesses support an increase. >> if it does not go up what do you think will happen to the people that you are talking about, working 40, 50, 60 hours, and have to go to a food pantry? >> they continue to - we don't have a society where people work a full-time job and are living in poverty. that's not who we are. >> making a little more every hour. what difference would that mean for you and your family? >> making a little more would be a lot, because i wouldn't have to work so hard. i could still be able to be professional. take care of my responsibilities at work, and come home and show my kids that i'm there for them i can take care of them besides the necessity >>> google says humans were to blame for a series of accidents involving its driveless cars. four have been in accident

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it is great to see what happened in seattle happening in los angeles and san francisco, too.k it is a moment where workers are having their voice and something like this undermines the movement that is so powerful. amy: and the issues that you have spearheaded the $15 an hour minimum wage, and los angeles doing the same? councilmember o'brien: one of the things we heard when we passed a minimum wages jobs will leave seattle, no one will pay that. the reality of what we have seen is that people are still flocking to seattle to open businesses in workers are coming here because they know they will be treated fairly. when you see other businesses falling in line, it sends a strong signal. it is not a mistake. amy: mike o'brien, thank you for being with us. he was part of the kayaks and the march and he let a unanimous vote in the resolution against the tpp. that does it for the show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new y

en los angeles, nyuvisiÓn. univisiÓn. er que abandonÓ el catolicismo para unirse al islam. >> se convirtiÓ al islam en 2012 despuÉs de aprender mÁs sobre el corÁn. lo hizo a pesar de haber recibido varios sacramentos en la iglesia catÓlica. >> es una religiÓn de paz. cÓmo mujer tenemos muchos derechos tambiÉn. te habla cÓmo poder comportarte, cÓmo ser con tus hijos. esposo. >> es una de las mÁs de 56 millones de personas que han abandonado el cristianismo para unirse a otra reeligiÓn o no ejercer ninguna. >> realmente en el catolicismo, sin ofender a nadie, no se sigue como son. desgraciadamente. pudiera haber algunas personas que sÍ lo hacen. pero en realidad no. vamos a empezar por la iglesia. si estamos hablando de no tener imÁgenes, es una de las primeras cosas que se viola. >> segÚn un informe del centro de investigaciÓn, el nÚmero de creyentes cristianos en esta naciÓn bajÓ de un 78.4% en el 2007 a un 70.6% en 2014 lo que causÓ un aumento de un 7% en el nÚmero de teos y un aumento del 1.2% en los feligreses de otras

. >> un expolicÍa de los angeles que llegÓ a ser uno de los mÁs buscados por el fbi tras dar muerte aas, extraditato de chihuahua, mÉxico, para enfrentar a la justicia por el asesinato de salomÉ, un joven de 23 aÑos de edad con quien tuvo un altercado. disparÓ varias veces y luego se dio a la fuga. >> el gobierno federal va a eliminar los cargos de fugitivo y el seÑor soliz va a enfrentar los cargos de asesinato a nivel local. >> me darÍa mucha tristeza mirar a una persona que tiene mucho poder pero el poder lo demostrÓ en algo que no le sirviÓ. >> fue capturado en la tarde del martes gracias a un trabajo entre la policÍa de mÉxico y estados unidos. en la noche ya estaba en suelo estadounidense culminando asÍ la cacerÍa que se desatÓ para dar con su paradero. aÚn queda por determinar a quiÉn se entregarÁn los 25 mil dÓlares por informaciÓn para su captura. >> se estaba ocultando en el estado de chihuahua, mÉxico que estaba siendo ocultado por familiares y el arresto fue hecho, efectuado por las autoridades mexicanas. >> feliz, feliz. buenas emociones. >> una cÁmara de vigilancia de la

norma: las calles de los Ángeles fueron el eco de sus voces de miles de trabajadores y activistas quees del programa de alivio migratorio y que se implemente ademÁs que se active la segunda parte del daca para los jÓvenes en el dÍa internacional del trabajo la pregunta de por quÉ varias en lugar de una sola marcha. >> la importante demanda los derechos de justicia para los trabajadores independientemente de la marcha. ilia: su funeral fue sencillo como su vida. familiares y un reducido grupo de amistades le dieron el Último adiÓs a marÍa elena velasco la actriz no volverÁ a escena pero su personaje de la india marÍa continuarÁ viviendo en la pantalla para alegrÍa de muchos en ciudad de mÉxico inÉs recogiÓ mucho sobre su vida y su arte. inÉs: rodeada de sus familiares falleciÓ anoche en la ciudad de mÉxico marÍa elena velasco mejor conocida como la india marÍa. desde los 60 la actriz se convirtiÓ en un icono del cine mexicano por su intervenciÓn en 21 exitosas pelÍculas y una serie de televisiÓn dando vida a una indÍgena mÁs agua. >> por la la situaciÓn que viven nuestros indÍgenas bas

we've got wide spread shower activity working its way as far south as los angeles. take you later into the week. by friday, getting another round of rich moisture. and this is great story to be able to tell in the heart of our drought. so that's good news for us. also going to keep things nice and moist and keep this elevated fire danger from creeping up. here we go. let me take you through our temperatures. staying relatively steady. up to 69 degrees by wednesday. even with the showers coming through we're not going to lose a lot of warmth. 67 degrees on thursday. 65 degrees on friday in the south bay. meanwhile, low 60s for san francisco. your east bay valleys looking good to hit the 70s for the first part of the week down to the upper 60s wednesday into thursday. sam and laura, back to you. >> thanks, christina. >>> it's 4:48. ton the nbc bay area investigative unit looks into the safety of popular summer camp with bay area families. the camp is a summer camp near yosemite. nearly two years ago 21-year-old art teacher retton berg was killed and three other staff