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in 1984 the olympics we re los angeles. in 1984 the olympics were being celebrated in los angeles, and the then—president ronald reagan wanted to try to clean the streets so to say, and there we re very the streets so to say, and there were very big crackdowns on the gangs. to what degree did the american authorities and el salvador authorities worked together on this? what we saw afterwards, after the

>>> good evening from los angeles, i'm tavis smiley. tonight, we are talking about music and the arts. first a conversation with the former president and the ceo of the los angeles fill har mphilh deborah border widely credited for lifting it from the shadow of a orchestra to the world stage. she is soon going to take her magic to the big apple as the orchestrator of the new york phil. and we will talk to her about her decision to move back to new york and the arts funding and, and whether it is the collaboration with drake and the seat at the table for solange's latest album, a name for himself, now, invoking the likes of bill withers, the british born musician is going to tell us what shaped him and why nobody knows him more than the piano. we will be joined by deborah and sanford coming up. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you thank you. ♪ >>> deborah border is the former ceo and president of the los angeles philharmonic, and spearhead ed the opening of disney concert hall and brought in the c

piden que los Ángeles se convierta en ciudad santuario justo con su alcalde ordena a agencias localesra los agentes de inmigraciÓn. y en medio del temor ante una posible deportaciÓn, un matrimonio y por sacar adelante a sus dos hijos con graves enfermedades. ♪ ilia: buenas noches. o cientos 86 aumento en la cifra oficial de muertos. la avalancha arrastrÓ 11,000,000 de metros cÚbicos de lodo. algunos sobrevivientes no pierda la expresa de encontrar con vida a sus seres queridos tras que otros, dan sepultura a los rusos. el cementerio ya no da abasto. reportero: hasta hace tres dÍas era el despoblado cementerio de mocoa. hoy no da abasto. estÁ repleto de gente que, en muchos casos despide a varios de sus seres queridos, a la vez. >> tenÍa 38 aÑos. y ahora vamos a enterrar a mi sobrina. 7 aÑitos. y todavÍa nos falta encontrar mi otra hermana, a mis sobrinas, a mis sobrinos... ya enterramos tambiÉn a mi cuÑado, a mi otro sobrino de apenas cinco aÑos. reportero: las tumbas estÁn a centÍmetros a la una de la otra. >> estamos haciendo un hueco para sepultar a mi hija y a mi sobrina. >> eran

los Ángeles daran luz de encanto que estarÁn como felicidad enorme. >> escorpiÓn, los Ángeles dicen queestra espalda. >> >> perfecto ahora lo vos hacer completo. >> vamos al perro boca abajo, flexiÓn. abajo. cobra. >> no es tan difÍcil. >> ¿cuantas veces hay que hacerlo? >>> por 3 minutos. >> vamos hacer 3 corridos. >> perro boca abajo, volvemos a la flexiÓn. y cobra. >>> ok, una mÁs, perro boca abajo, volvemos a la flexiÓn y cobra, bastante sencillo. >> falta una fran dale. >> esta es flexiÓn. >> la cobra. >> ok. >> ¿quÉ mÚsculos estamos trabajando? >>> nos ayudarÁ a quemar mas grasa, la respiraciÓn. >> ¿se tiene que hacer durante 3 minutos corridos? >>> vamos hacer 4 vueltas. >> mÁs o menos cuantas repiticiones serÍan? >> no, en 3 minutos como 20-25, ok, vamos a la segunda posiciÓn nos vamos a cambiar de disciplina nos vamos al boxeo. >> yo sÉ que te gusta el boxeo te encanta el boxeo. >> vamos a ver cuantas caras has puesto en esas peras. >> vamos a poner las guantes. la idea aquÍ en el boxeo es trabajar alta intensidad y con muchÍsima tensiÓn en nuestras brazos asÍ que vamos a xhenc

but 25 years ago, the city of los angeles burned. on april 29th, 1992, a jury acquitted four officers from the los angeles police department in the beating of rodney king. the videotape of that beating shined a light on what african- americans say was a history of abuse at the hands of l.a.p.d. >> i was an 11-year-old child with frustration and indig nation that culminated from years of repression! >> reporter: the unrest began in south central los angeles, and spread throughout the city over a six-day period. a march and rally was held today at florence and normandy, the original location of the unrest. 63 people were killed over those days. >> this is a critical part of l.a. history. if you don't learn your history, you're doomed to repeat it. >> reporter: at a ceremony marking the anniversary, the mayor talked -- bout what changed. >> -- talked about what changed. he and others acknowledged opportunity for joshes and affordable places to live continue to be sources of tension in l.a. >> 25 years later, a lot of work has been done

si no educamos, si no le damos avance a la gente latina de los Ángeles y estado de california no van s el primero en tu familia en llegar al colegio, tÚ eres el primer inmigrante mexicano llegar como concejal, es extraordinario hacer todo eso. les digo hay que ver la vida de mis padres al llegar a este paÍs sin saber el idioma, sin tener trabajo, sin saber dÓnde ir para vivir y darle a sus hijos, eso para mÍ es extraordinario lo que vivieron mis padres al llegar a un nuevo paÍs, a establecerse y darles a sus niÑos. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> mi tocayo josÉ h buen

amigos de los Ángeles!ante "don chente" estamos, viernes, 28 de abril de 2017. mire la gente tan hermosa que vino hoy! hoy es viernes, la vamos a pasar muy bien, tenemos un programa zazaso! karla: estamos aportando. buenos dÍas! >> karlita, te traigo este pequeÑo detalle. bienvenida a los Ángeles! karla: un chile, me encanta el chile, muy hermoso! tenemos un gran programa, quiÉrenos mandar mucha fuerza a edith gonzÁlez. nos ha mostrado su valentÍa, enfrenta su tratamiento contra el cÁncer. edith, te queremos mucho. nuestras oraciones contigo y hacia que enfrentar la vida, con muchas oraciones. mÁs adelante vamos a hablar de tu tratamiento. alan: amanecimos con las imÁgenes increÍbles, hermosas, de juliÁn gil y su bebÉ, matÍas. las imÁgenes no habÍan salido en ningÚn lado. juliÁn gil decidiÓ publicarlas y ponerlas, parecÍa que no las habÍa puesto marjorie . eran pareja, parecÍa que juliÁn gil quiso poner las fotografÍas. estaba muy emocionado.son imÁgenes preciosas. lamentablemente hay conflicto entre esa pa

this is now near los angeles. you can see a number of police officers are responding there. have heard the helicopter pulling back a bit now and perhaps that's because there's something that they don't want to show on live television. we have heard that there were shots fired. you and i were kind of trying to look close. >> as interesting as we were coming out of the commercial and you began speaking i'm looking at the officers on the far right they were gesturing at come out. >> right. we saw them with their guns drawn. the only thing we do know from the report social security that this was possibly a stolen car. the chase started on the freeway. it is near los angeles. you can see the car stopped and we just wanted to bring you that update. if we have any new information we will bring that to you. >>> wells fargo will hold its big shareholder meeting today. now the board of directors is expected to face some irritated investors. 185-00-0000 in fines and a hit to the bank's reputation. today's meeting the bank's top management are expected to apologize to shareholders. howe

and a look at the los angeles riots 25 years later. next on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, megan thompson. >> thompson: good evening, and thanks for joining us. president donald trump is marking his 100th day in office with a visit and rally tonight in a key swing state that propelled him to the white house. mr. trump is expected to address supporters in harrisburg, the capital of p

los Ángeles tendrá un dÍa extraordinario para maÑana 80 y cero posibilidad de lluvia . os de la familia directo a las salas de emergencia. segÚn un estudio se han registrado 66,000 lesiones al aÑo en niÑos menores de tres aÑos . tenga muchÍsimo cuidado. esta es una buena noticia. nueva york estÁ cubriendo donaciones de leche materna para bebÉs de le familias de bajos ingresos. en dÍas pasados los legisladores aprobaron el presupuesto anual que incluyeuna provisiÓn que otorga cobertura para la leche materna a bebÉs prematuros, bebés que no tienen acceso a la leche de su madre. no le cambie, time yarel: para usted que estÁ disfrutando su almuerzo probÉ chito pero si aÚn no sabe lo que cocinar en el dÍa de hoy en recetas con todo corazÓn le presentamos el lomo saltado. dante: soy dante y les voy a preparar un lomo saltado. y estos son los ingredientes. carne de res tomates roma se voy a roja cilantro comino salsa de soja dante: mi familia reunida con una mesa, muchos platos alrededores algo muy difÍcil encontrar en este paÍs que la vida pasa tan rÁpido y todo es trabajo. co

in 1984 the olympics we re los angeles.ebrated in los angeles, and the then—president ronald reagan wanted to try to clean the streets so to say, and there we re very the streets so to say, and there were very big crackdowns on the gangs. to what degree did the american authorities and el salvador authorities worked together on this? what we saw afterwards, after the 19805 and in the 19905, there were many of these people, members of these gangs were deported back to el salvador and other central american countries, because there are also members from honduras, what a mahler and mexico, although mainly they we re and mexico, although mainly they were from el salvador. they were deported back and that's how they became so big in central america because they were coming back from california. if you speak spanish comic and get news through bbc mundo.com. ivanka trump has made herfirst foreign trip since being appointed advisor to the president. she's in germany, and has met angela merkel among others. jenny hill has more. taki

miedo, que partiÓ hace varios dÍas desde la capital de california, ddesde sacramento, llegÓ hasta los Ángeles a pesar de ello, los inter antes de esta caravana asumen que seguirÁn su camino. dulce: la caravana contra el miedo llegÓ a los Ángeles para compartir su no ceder ante el temor de la retÓrica antiinmigrante . >> el presidente quiere impregnar de miedo a nuestra comunidad y la razÓn por la cual querÍa hacer eso es porque cuando una persona entra en proceso de deportaciÓn si nada mÁs firma la deportaciÓn y se va, es exactamente lo que quiere. no quiere que nuestra comunidad peleÉ sus derechos. dulce: iniciÓ hace ocho dÍas en sacramento y hoy seco frente al departamento del alguacil de los Ángeles quien se opone al proyecto de ley que convertirÍa al estado en santuario. >> Él tiene que entender desde hoy que va a ver consecuencias. dulce: sin temor alguno, ocho participantes de la caravana utilizaron el centro de la calle para dejar en claro que no abandonarÁn la lucha por los derechos de los inmigrantes. al desafiar las Órdenes de la policÍa, uno por uno fue arrestado. >> arriesgar un a

they spoke over blood sausage. >> this episode is set in los angeles.a couple years back in korea town in los angeles. what's the focus this time? >> this time, less of a challenge but a similar one in that -- live entirely within the mexican community. it's about los angeles's identity, because it's -- the spine -- the cultural spine, backbone, history of los angeles is inextricably entwined with mexican history. >> it's interesting to look at a place that we think we know -- los angeles -- like did you with korea town and with this, as you said, see another side of it that you rarely see before. you get glimpses. >> i don't think we can emphasize enough how ining at the integral, how much a part of our everyday lives rely on people who are not born in america. this is blood sausage. >> is that actual -- why is it called blood saw ausage? >> it's made from blood. it's really good. it's kind of squirty. >> it is an actual sausage? >> yeah. it coagulates with heat. >> it's really good. wow. >> we look at mexican and chicano identity. and then to make thi

los angeles region is 18.4. the city of san francisco in size within the neighborhood of los angeles. it can fit inside santa monica region. >> santa monica and venice and the economy look similar. so when you compare back to back , were actually the same. but when you look outside of it, of course, if you compare and let's bring salinas into the picture. if you compare them to other places in san bernardino. i think, -- >> add to that, silicone beach. as i looked at the latest numbers on venture capital there's a lot of base now happening in las vegas. there's a transformation happening albeit a little later but it's coming. hopefully, their feeling the enthusiasm that we have here helping us along here as well. i think this economy is poised for the digital era and exports in the digital exports just by virtue of that. there's a convergence of the. [inaudible] there is a natural alliance. to enable that and bring some venture capital here and set out to the international marketplace it's powerful. the primary

, los Ángeles dicen que tengas la mejor intenciÓn para hacer lo que veas y te v acompaÑar unido a la latina que un evento tenga una sociedad tan fuerte con una red como telemundo. >> el actor luis guzmÁn por ejemplo vino apoyar a su hijo en el lanzamiento de su propia producciÓn cinematogrÁfica. >> como vecinos hablamos el mismo lenguaje, es muy importante que nos tenemos que reunir mÁs. >> y como lo mÍo es la tecnologÍa, pues disfrutÉ experimentando la realidad virtual con uno de sus jÓvenes pioneros en el cine. >> la realidad virtual, no hay... lo tienes que filmar todo en 360 grados, tienes que filmar con muchas cÁmaras y es la gran diferencia. >> ¿quÉ tan cerca de que uno vea la realidad virtual? >> yo creo que tendrÁn que pasar 15-20 aÑos. >> el exitosos aÑos conectando lo mejor de los hispanos y justo hoy se harÁ un gran anuncio. >> tener la oportunidad de dar de regreso apoyar a las causas como unicef que estÁn haciendo tanto trabajo en paÍses de amÉrica latina. >> hay un plan para trabajar por mocoa y colombia. >> ha sido a nivel nacional, compartir por twitter mensajes para

con los intentos de los opositores de evitar el gasto de 1.25 mil millones de dÓlares esto unirÍa los angelesisco. >> buenas tardes, lo mÁs grave de esta situaciÓn es que estas personas tienen una tarjeta para poder estacionarse en los lugares azules, reservados para discapacitados fueron o son los titulares. es una relaciÓn que se estÁ aboliendo habitual en toda california segÚn autoridades. el estacionamiento para discapacitados, pero sabemos que saben que claramente no lo estÁ. esto es lo que ocurre Últimamente. >> en la placa del vidrio, si estÁ alistado una pasa que no estÁ con usted, van a tener un citatorio. >> hoy, se recorriÓ el centro molestos. infractores, este abogado, que se espera que conozca la ley, recibe una multa y se puede decomisar sus autos. >> por los Últimos tres aÑos, hemos dado 19 citatorios. reportera: 638 personas recibieron una esquela en fresno por estas situaciones dicen que esto es un privilegio de que muchos aprovechan. muchos testigos dicen que les cuesta encontrar estacionamiento. el permiso de personas fallecidas, tambiÉn es un delito. si bien es cierto que

greater los angeles reason, 18.4. so slight difference than the city of san francisco can sit inside it could fit inside probably santa monica region, right? >> santa monica and venice. >> yeah. >> and the economies look very similar. >> so when you compare that to that, yeah, we're the same. but if you look outside, of course. if you compare, let's bring salinas into the picture, compare them to other places here in san bernardino. you know, it's kind of comparing apples and oranges. >> i'll add to that, we've had this on silicon beach, and so forth, and as i looked at the latest numbers on venture capital, there's a lot of this happening in los angeles. there is a transformation happening a little later. but it's coming. snapchat ipo is hopefully feeling the enthusiasm. and the weather and all of that that we have here helping us along here as well. i think these economies are also poised for that digital era, and exports in the services and exports just by virtue of that. because of the entertainment industry as we

ha subido mucho en el Último aÑo y segun un estudio del concilio de negocios de los Ángeles esto le un lugar barato. >>> le ofre centÍmetros una tarjeta de crÉdito para que pague gasolina y que pague un poco de sus gastos personales, y pues le aumentamos un poco el sueldo. >>> y el estudio indica que el alto costo de las casas es el factor mÁs importante al momento de decidir un cambio de lugar. >>> como se ha recuperado de una manera dramÁtica el mercado del desplome que hubo en el aÑo 2007, coso mil 8 ya estamos regresando a los mismos precios. >>> hoy en dÍa una casa promedio en el los Ángeles cuesta casi como en pantalla. >>> una familia necesitarÍa ganar unos 98 dmri.000 dÓlares aÑo. >>> nunca he ganado el mÍnimo y aÚn soy sola, y no me alcanza. >>> y en los Ángeles marÍa paula para las noticias. >>> el prÓximo martes se vence el plaes para enviar las declaraciones el impuestos aunque mucho los hicieron ya millones faltan por hacerlo angie nos cuenta cÓmo hacer este trÁmite algo menos doloroso de lo que ya es. >>> como millÓn de estadounidenses gabriela dejÓ su cita con el tÍo

what was the environment like in los angeles?, danielle, it was really toxic, tough time to live in the city. >> reporter: back on the day when the four officers are acquitted in the rodney king case-- >> april 29. >> reporter: april 29, the images start coming up on the news. what did you see first that day? >> well, i was working that day. we had a huge crowd begin to assemble, in front of parker center. a number of arrests were made. by the time i got home, my wife said, "what are you doing here?" she said, "look, look on the tv," and there was reginald denny, being pulled out of the truck. i get back in my car and start heading toward the city, and the city was glowing, glowing from the fires. as i'm seeing my city burn, i feel very responsible because of, you know, what all the angst is about, the los angeles police department. >> reporter: several days of rioting left $1 billion in damage and more than 50 people dead. we're on the 25th anniversary of the riots. >> yeah. >> reporter: the last significant anniversary was five

thanks for joining us tonight from south los angeles, the city of angels, for this special edition of "nightline." >> 25 years ago this week, this community was known as south central. scene of one of the deadliest riots in u.s. history. five days of violence and mayhem when race and raids collided sparked by the rodney king verdict. >> as you know, i grew up in california in a korean-american family. like most americans i will never forget watching in disbelief as chaos consumed one of our own cities. >> tonight we don't just look back, we examine the lessons we as a nation are still struggling to learn. >> a lot of people are driving through right now, they don't know why we're standing here. by all their measures this is just an intersection of los angeles. >> this is utter lawlessness. >> fires, lootings, beatings. >> this is where it all came together. this is where it all fell apart. >> 25 years ago at the intersection of florence and normandie, the harrowing first hours of unrest. that eventually engulfed los angeles. five long days that claimed the lives of more than 50 people

an "unjection™". >> mason: it was 25 years ago tomorrow that riots broke out if los angeles.y african american community of south l.a. erupted after a jury acquitted four white police officers in the videotaped beating of rodney king, a black motorist who had been stopped for speeding. six people dead and 2,000 wounded. 11,000 were arrested. mireya villarreal shows us how the community has healed a quarter century later. >> reporter: this was the first sign 25 years ago that los angeles was in for a very long night. >> these people are angry and they have every right to be. >> terrible, and there's no police presence down here. >> reporter: police were accused of standing by and letting it happen and while the city was on fire, kjlh radio was in the middle of it. this to you was a war zone. >> uh-huh. you're seeing buildings being burned down, and you're seeing people running for their lives in the streets. not everybody was looting. people were running for dear life. that's a war zone. >> reporter: for four days, d.j.s aundrae russell and lon mcque stop playing music and let

rallies and marches were held in los angeles today on the 25th anniversary of the los angeles riots. the city erupted after four white police officers were acquitted in the videotaped beating of rodney king. here's mireya villarreal. >> oh, look at that. terrible! and there's no police presence down here. >> reporter: this was the first sign 25 years ago that los angeles was in for a very long night. >> these people are angry. they have every right to be. >> reporter: politicians misjudged the anger, and police were accused of standing by and letting it happen. and while the city was on fire, kjlh radio was in the middle of it. >> stop it, people! stop this! >> you could feel the heat from the buildings by us burning. >> reporter: for four days, d.j.s aundrae russell and lon mcque stayed on air broadcasting every brutal moment. >> i'm not the only one who feels helpless. we need to get ourselves together as a community. >> you're seeing buildings being burned down, and you're seeing people running for their lives in the streets. >> get off the streets. drive away. you'll be subject t

-- los angeles south side the obesity rate is 34%, that's more than 150% higher than the county rate. >> why do i have to fight to get healthy. why can't i do this in a 40 ounce or some alcohol going to be in my hand. but i can't get an organic apple. i can't get a banana. i can't get some healthy food in my neighborhood. >> finally now has a new fight. real-estate investment firm strategic acquisitions bought this property late last year. unless finally came up with 500,000 to buy it back, he would be evicted. the community rallied creating a go fund me page that caught the attention of natural food giant knell newman, cofounder of new man's own and john foraker president of annies. >> we had to come and sport him and fight no matter what to save it. >> the team created a care 2 petition to bring in more donations. >> it's an teunlt for the natural foods industry to give back, to support those areas that are food deserts that don't have any-- that don't have fruits and vegetables. >> reporter: the go fund me page has now surpassed its original $500,000 goal and finally's legal team i

angel cuando tenía veinte años. supongo que uds. le habrán contado lo que pasó con angel. sí. el sólo hizo lo que pensó que era necesario. ( tose ) papá ¿estás bien? ¿que si estoy bien, hija mía? me estoy muriendo. vamos. vamos. mejor dejemos a mi hermano para que pueda descansar. sí, sí, vayan. déjenme solo un rato. necesito tiempo para reponerme. disculpen, voy a dar un paseo para tomar un poco de aire fresco. ¿me permiten? sí, andá no hay problemas. juan está pasando por un período difícil. bueno, estamos organizando todo para la cena de esta noche. tú te quedas, raquel, ¿no? pues, no lo sé. mis padres acaban de llegar de los angeles. ipues los invitamos a ellos también! gracias, pero no creo que acepten. la gavia está muy lejos. además ésta es una reunión muy importante para uds. raquel, quédate sólo por esta noche. esta es una ocasión única. desde mañana podrás estar con tus padres todo el tiempo que quieras. está bien, los voy a llamar. aquí hay recámaras para todos. pueden quedarse hasta mañana. así no tendrán que viajar toda la noche. de acuerdo. voy a telefonear al hot

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see you then. >>> good evening, i am tavis smiley from los angeles.programming in new york city, we sat down with tony bennett. at 90 years young, he is as vibrant and productive as ever. he sat down with us to talk about the sell bragds -- celebrf his 90th year. a conversation with tony bennett, coming up right now.

the president of the world trade center los angeles previously served as the los angeles secretary-general and as the director of international trade for the port of los angeles. kathryn stone is akatherine ston labor and employment law at the school of law an and awarded a guggenheim fellowship and a fellowship for her work on the changing nature of employment and globalized world. jerry is an economist of ucla school of management where he focuses on asian economies and also works on the anderson school of economic forecasting of the california and u.s. economies. the founder and ceo of the trade group that helps governments of collateral development groups to shape the public policy with learning strategies in support of trade and obligation. starting with a question from jerry. president trump said last june globalization has made those very, very wealthy but it's left millions of workers with nothing but poverty and heartache. what's your reaction to the president's remarks? >> when you think about globalization, you have to ask the question isn't it obvious shouldn't we just say yes

veremos. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) es el primer inmigrante mexicano electo como concejal en la ciudad de los Ángelesduro, ellos tenÍan unos trabajos mÁs difÍciles de hacer trabajan ann en las factorÍa aquÍ en los Ángeles, me siento muy orgulloso de ser el primer inmigrante latino electo para el concilio de la ciudad de los Ángeles pero tambiÉn para mi me enseÑa y nos enseÑa a todos nosotros las oportunidad que existen aquÍ en los estados unidos. >> si no educamos si no les damos aguante a la persona latinas no van avanzar el estado o la ciudad porque quiÉn va hacer el trabajo, no podemos seguir haciendo los jardineros la gente que limpia los edificios los edificios, las calles vamos a tener que ser los doctores los abogadoss, los profesores, mucha gente me dice josÉ tÚ eres el primero en tu familia en llegar al colegio ser el primer inmigrante mexicano como concejal, quizÁs es extraordinario hacer todo eso pero les digo hay que ver la vida de mis padres al llegar a este paÍs sin saber el idioma, sin tener trabajo, sin saber en donde ir para vivir y darle a sus hijos eso para mÍ es extraordinario, lo

in 1983, i found a nonprofit in los angeles called the power of place. suggested that the framework of livelihood to encompass urban history and to define a new approach to preservation of an urban approach. livelihood crosses boundaries of race and class and gender and age. it includes both paid work and paid work of nurturing. abroad, urban livelihoods can reveal the labor behind any city's economic growth. >> downtown la, to represent the work of women, children and men and native american and african-american and latino and white and the sites of span and the early 19th centuries to the mid-20s. oil fields and garment factories and fabricated and housing factories as well as mid wives and firefighters. i was inspired at that time by projects, public history projects such as jack chen's eight pounds livelihood, projects on chinese laundry workers. >> i represent cultural relationships and identity that's formed not out of legal membership but out of cultural belonging. >> as an urban landscape historia historians, i proposed this itinerary to suggest

por lo pronto habra audiencia dodnde ieran su abogados por no se sabe si ira a la core . >> tede los angelesnoticias t e telemundo . >> los faimiliares de activista que estaba en mexico temen lo e peor la oultima vez lo vieron e facebook live y pedia ayuda , y denunciaba que era agredido . >> in"informacion en pantalla?. >> esta es la ultima tranmision en vivo de hugo castro pidiendo u ayuda porque teme por su vida b iba a chiapas para ir a la car v caravana migarante y esta extr f extraviado desde el jeuvueves d pasado . >>inf"informacion en pantalla? . >> su esposa dice que un grupo d de amigos fueron pero no lo e encontraron . >> no olvidemos que el recibio u una amenaza de muerte directa n directamente del lider de estos . >> el tiene 10 aÑos de volunta voluntario de los angeles de la frontera que reune inmigrantes en la reja del parque de la a s amistad . >> in"informacion en pantalla? . >> hugo hace seÑalamiento que lo siguen pero no se ve quien es . >> in"informacion en pantalla? . >> la tranmision duro 20 minutos pero se corta segun familiares ya lo reporteron como aprecido e en la p

my report from los angeles and we'll ask you about this, have race relations gotten better or worse sinceodney king? >>> and the white house correspondents' dinner going on without president trump there last night. was the president's decision not to be there, was that a smart move? all right, to voice your opinions, pull out your digital device. you can let us know what you think on our pulse questions by grabbing your phone or laptop. log on to msnbc -- or rather, pulse.msnbc.com/america. and there you can give us your response. by the way, you can vote as many times as you'd like throughout today's show. just, yeah, go ahead. you can overdo it. first off, we'll start off with this. new controversy for trump surfacing not long after the visit to pennsylvania with the crowd cheering him on 100 days into his administration. mr. trump pushed the tax plan and get tough approach on trade with a big serving of media bashing on the side. nbc's kelly o'donnell is at the white house for us right now. a lot to talk to you. good afternoon. >> reporter: it's afternoon now. these days fly by richard

cientos de personas recordaron hoy en los Ángeles uno de los eventos mÁs traumaticos para la ciudad.g en un polÉmico caso, marÍa paula ochoa nos cuenta. >> imÁgenes que no se borran de la memoria, asÍ describen muchos los disturbios de hace 25 aÑos en los Ángeles, un momento que permanece vivo para algunos testigos que hoy recordaron en paz y armonÍa lo que fue entonces un verdadero caos. >> toda violencia, gente quebrando edificios, ventanas, robÁndose cosas. gente ensangrentada. >> cuatro dÍas de descontrol que dejaron decenas de muertes, miles de heridos todo iniciÓ cuÁndo una turba de inconformes se tomaron las calles de la ciudad destruyendo decenas de negocios enardecidos ante la decisiÓn de un juez tras eximir de culpa a policÍas anglosajones que golpearon a rodney king porque segÚn ellos se resistiÓ al arresto. >> fue algo que cambiÓ toda mucho vida, me dio cierta direcciÓn que tenÍa que luchar yo contra la injusticia, que tenÍa que luchar contra el racismo. >> han pasado 25 aÑos desde los disturbios y aunque muchos aseguran que ha mejorado la relaciÓn entre afroamericanos y

---luis treto, con el informe desde los angeles. :13 01:13 01;53 lot que tal, la demanda entre otras cosas exige que el gobiernno estadounidense muestre los documentos con relacion a la expulsion del joven de este pais y denuncia presuntas violaciones del acta de libertad de informacion. los abogados del deportado aseguran que el joven de 23 anos era benefificiario del programa de accion diferida desde el 2014 y renovo su estatus en el 2016 por dos anos mas. la oficina de aduanas y proteccion fronteriza contradice las aseveraciones sobre el estatus de juan manuel montes argumentando que el permiso de daca expiro en agosto del 2015 y nunca lo renovo. la agencia tambien senala que el fue convicto en el pasado por robo. los abogados reconocen en la demanda presentada el martes en un tribunal del sur de california que su cliente fue acusado de un delito menor y de infracciones de transito. sin embargo, dicen esas faltas no lo excluyen del programa de accion diferida. segn la querella, montes fue deportado a mexico el 17 de febrero tras s

los angeles is liberal. new york city. that occurs in deep red texas and occurs in some deep red precincts in other parts of the country expats not healthy and -- i just don't try to attribute a generalization itch can't tell anyone giving pattern charity. republicans tend to write more checks to private charity but i don't know the individual's generosity by virtue of general pattern so we can't attribute to that. just very usual not to defriend anyone over politics. life is way too shoot for that. >> host: what's your analysis of the race, the congressional race in georgia, democrat won 48%. a couple more -- i believe her name is. >> guest: karen handel, the former secretary of state will win easily. love when democratstle us what they're doing. you normally want a sneak attack. two weeks always they began to tell run republicans we'll win with tom goss solve. i said, they came out in time, mr. osoff won the preliminary but the seat will be hemmed with candle hand dell in another month just like kansas for this reason. i

my name is jeffrey and i'm a cultural writer for the los angeles times. i've been based in rome and berlin and is a cairo bureau chief. i've written two novels, shadow man and thomas surgeons. thank you for being here. in the strange times, strong journalism with good book and challenging ideas are critical. that is what the los angeles times in the book possible aspire to and try to provide. after this, we'll gladly take your questions and look for your insights. we'll have a panel panel discussion about ten or 15 minutes after. just as a housekeeping note, please also phoned off. there will will be a book signing with the authors after at area one and no personal recordings of the session, please. now i'd like to introduce the panel. christopher phillips is a senior lecturer in the international relations of the middle east and paid a mere university in london. he lived for several years in syria and often returns to the middle east for research. he is an associate fellow at chatham house middle east and north africa program. his friend for many publica

that is a look at the best nonfiction books according to the los angeles times. this weekend live saturday and sunday from the los angeles times book festival. you can watch these authors and more on our website, booktv.org. here is a look at authors recently featured on booktv's afterwards, our weekly interview programs. washington times national security columnist provided his thoughts on how the united states can outpace global competitors in the information age was former chief of the new york police department internal affairs bureau describes his work investigating corruption in the police force with rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse offered his thoughts on legislative decisions influenced i private business and special-interest groups. in the coming weeks on afterwards ohio governor john kasich will reflect on his presidential campaign. >> our technical difficulties have been resolved and we rejoin live coverage of the book festival. >> because nothing has to for protocol or diplomatic reason because they wanted to and relationship continues so all k

me hice dos veces, campeÓn de los Ángeles tambiÉn. la preparatoria, donde tambiÉn encontrÓ otra pasión. >> la educaciÓn te enseÑa tus derechos, aprender negocios y cÓmo hacer las cosas bien. reportera: asistirÁ a la universidad de fresno, donde estudiarÁ ciencias polÍticas. asegura que quiere luchar por la comunidad inmigrante. >> yo tengo mis documentos, permearon la no lo tiene y no es ninguna delincuente. reportera: unirÁ las miles de personas que marcharÁn por las calles de los Ángeles, pidiendo justicia y dignidad para todos. presentadora: representantes, segÚn angela solicitudes bajan considerablemente, despuÉs de una elecciÓn presidencial, sin embargo tras la elecciÓn las cosas cambiaron y hubo un gran nÚmero de inmigrantes sometidos a solicitud de ciudadanÍa. segÚn expertos la mayorÍa de inmigrantes elegibles, buscan convertirse en ciudadanos por temor a ser deportados. >> personas que han tenido suresidencia por 40 o 50 aÑos y a este momento han tomado la decisiÓn de hacerse ciudadanos del paÍs. reportera: las estafas telefÓni

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