but we have los angeles rents. i would say to this group of homeless people is just the tip of the iceberg. for every person sleeping in their car, or sleeping in the park. there are 10 people who can barely afford their rent. there are 10 people who have an unlawful detainer that they're worried about. and they're at a payday lender trying to -- there are 10 people who are cutting back on their medication so they can pay their rent. there are 10 people sleeping on their friend's couch. we only see the folks that are absolutely homeless. but for so many people, the rent is too damn high. the, and it's a problem that we face in a number of big cities, but particularly here in los angeles. some of it relates to relatively unique factors here. one is we're the biggest city in the world without a great separated rail system. any time you try to build something the first reaction is, not that person is going to be with me on the train, no, that person is going to be in a car in front of me on the freeway. we've got nimb

welcome to the los angeles urban wild. woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which are areas s of extraordinary biological diversity. man: if we just think about l.a. county, you're going from sea level to 10,064 feet when you get up to mt. san aonio. whenen you think about that eletitional rangege, which i is the grereatst elevational rarange of any couny in the united d states, there''a divverse suite of habitatats in ththere, and that inclludes habitat that might be right along the busiest freeway in the country...but it also includes places where mountain lions live. i mean, it's just this place of absolutely incredible diversity when it comes to thinknkg about types o of habitat and types off species that are thriving g her. man: hey, i thought i told you guys to get out of here. now, go. come on. get out of here. male reporter: we have a mom and her kids all going for a nice, refreshing swim all at the exact same time. woman: there is a hidden jungle in cities like los angeles, and

in los angeles economic hardship is the cause of 53% of homelessness. we have seen rents increase 32% while income has gone down by 3%. income inequity is hard on women who makes 79 cents per each dollar earned by men. there is a vast dracial inequities causing african-american women to be the most significantly impacted by history of incarceration when seeking employment with an unemployment rate of 43.6%, 10% higher than any other demographic. women comprise a significant portion of single parent household. if hud moves forward with the proposed change to the mixed status rule we support hr-7463. homelessness is a matter of resources. ongoing support of hr-3163 is essential to ending homelessness. most importantly, the investment of hr-1856 would significantly increase the likelihood that organizations will have the opportunity to get ahead of the curve in meeting the needs, ensure focus is maintained on ending homelessness crisis, and help us gain more ground through mandatory spending. thank you, congresswoman waters, for introducing this legislatio

this is just north of los angeles.major wildfire right now in an area around porter ranch north of los angeles. thousands of acres have been burned. we will tell you the very latest and what we know about this when we come back. come back. - people ask how i can tell my girls apart. come on. a mom knows. like when i chose our family eye doctor-- at first they all seemed identical. but then i found the ones who offer more. male narrator: when you choose a vsp private practice doctor with the orange premier banner, you can expect advanced technology and personalized attention. schedule your eye exam today. visit vsp.com/premier. this is what more looks like. - i did once mistake mr. cuddles for mr. snuggles. >>> welcome back. the time is 5:58. if you're a fan of the shampoo and lotion bottles at the hotels, you better stock up now. the governor banned the bottles. instead the hotels have to install a reusable dispensers. it affects 500,000 hotel rooms in los angeles. and then there's 50 rooms or less. california voters c

and what betttter place to do that than los angeles?bell rings] man: esperanza is located in one of the highest-density neighborhoods of downtown los angeles. [kids speaking indistinctly] i'm the principal of esperanza elementary school, just east of ththe skyscrapers of f downtownn the westlake neieighborhood, downtown los angeles. woman: can you write the name and post it under the correct bird? kids: house finch, mourning dove, european starling, brewer's blackbird, red-tailed hawk, american crow. boy: hooded oriole,e, gray egre, great blue heron, and a mockingbird. rumble: the students love this. they love charging in here and really getting to know at a very deep, profound level what's showing up in our habitat. we observe, we record, we analyze, we share. all of these are important sskills for our students. so, at the verery bottom, do you see the live spider in there? kids: yeah. rumble: i'm surrounded by deerweed, native sages, encilia, but if you go back to 2014, i would have been standing on asphalt. peel back that asphalt, al

exists between south los angeles and downtown los angeles. central in l.a. content lots end up on skid row skid row's a diverse community you know folks won't. see guys that i know you know if they're in our group and your role in the mission and they go to jail and they end up in a county jail for 7 months by the case and i always said you know they go to court the case is over the fido wasn't you just please go. and what happens if a guy have a job you know lost a job i know we all pay rate you know it's very few people have their own home you know so by the time you get out your apartment is gone you know all this stuff this new apartment is going to go to 90 days to come pick up your property use their music out to do it so you do music every day. so you get out you have nowhere to go you have no money you know what do you do you come to skid row to get a road is the only place where you could come see you roll. you something just some clothes and hopefully you know design is not to go find a show to be you know is going to get into a program. to hire an

combined south central los angeles homelessness combined with downtown los angeles homelessness we're talking about 20000 people skin. role. exists within the center of power in los angeles and i think it's important to note that skid row thievin in los angeles california is a well kept secret this is the epicenter this is the epicenter of poverty and if you can't fix it here you can't fix it. the largest amount of homeless people are african-american children because of you render why and why many homeless and she has 3 children what happens is there's not a lot of housing for women and children so the woman goes into transitional housing by herself and those 3 kids usually get split into different foster homes and at that point they may never really see each other as a family again and and that's the most one of the most heart wrenching things because the kids will tell me i had my little 16 year old boy and you know boys are supposed to cry and i saw a tear about to form a design he said mistakes and i didn't do anything wrong i don't understand why this is happening to me and. it

and los angeles is building 75% of all of the housing in l.a. county and we are 40% of the population, and so your point of the neighboring cities and towns, and nobody can afford the say no, and then say, where does homelessness come from the you are not willing to build the housing in your neighborhoods and affordable housing as well. to the rent piece as well at the state level, i hope that the state legislature will pass and i know that the governor going to sign 1482 which is anti-rent gouging. >> well, we may not get split roll, but it has to be tied to the fees of the rental houses. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. i now recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes for questions. >> thank you, madam chair. i thank the mayor for appearing. >> thank you. >> mayor, for simply edification purposes, while you may appear to be alone, it is happening in houston. it is in washington, d.c. and the numbers are growing. for various and asundry reasons, and one question for me to take to my constituents and the persons who ar

this is north of los angeles. we will continue to follow the story throughout the morning. >>> in the bay area powerful wind is dying down allowing the utility to give the all clear signal. this means that starting at daybreak, crews will resume infection, repair and restoration of the outage area. the utility shut off power to 738,000 homes and businesses across california as part of the new fire prevention protocol. the services have already been restored to much of the solano, santa clara and san mateo county. according to the latest numbers in sonoma county, model 46 of the customers have had their power restored. the number is expected to reach 90% by 11:00. this morning power is back on most of the south bay. service was shut off about 27 homes and businesses in the america, evergreen now button area. pg&e says power is still out to 1600 customers but it should return later today. sam liccardo is demanding that the city receive compensation for the expenses during the shut off. he estimates the city is spend

their 405 freeway in los angeles the latest fronts in the california wildfires early monday morning a new fire broke out here sweeping through the hills. thousands of people were forced to flee as the fires scorched the wealthy west side of the city authorities urged residents to heed the warnings and get out. if you're in the mandatory evacuation zone and you're still there watching this you're an idiot get the hell out it's way too dangerous people that stay behind are just a danger in themselves and not helping the worst affected area is sonoma county in northern california 88000 homes here are in danger 4000 firefighters are battling to get the blaze under control but there is new hope after days of strong winds conditions have improved. but today's focus continues to be perimeter control and structure protection especially during this 24 hour window of opportunity we currently have with favorable weather conditions but time is of the essence forecasters are warning that this is just a brief rest bite wins us that's a pick up and fan the flames once more. we start to get ready for

amber la pidiÓ de los Ángeles azules y ahÍ esÁa la exde goi, belinda >>> y en primer lugar estÁ "de loscesita. >>> el prÓximo mes de mayo del 2020 >>> cierto ahora... puede decir lo que quiera me salgo de mi zona de confort y tiene su mÉrito no. >>> totalmente. estoy enfocado en lo que voy a a 0. dos divisiones mÁs gran de, va ser historia >>> arriesgada para canel. >>> si es buena pelea. o es fÁcil. >>> muy buena pelea. >>> nada es fÁcil ana jurka. >>> >>> por favor. veamos otro tema interesante y es el boxeo olÍmpico abner. ahora que se di la noticia que la federaciÓn mexicana de boxeo se pueden abrir las puertas para que sean profesionales que vayan a representarlos ¿quÉ opinas de esto?. >>> es un tema muy delicado. hay muchos profesionales que les gustarÍa ir a los juegos olÍmpicos es un sueÑo para ellos. y ahora tienen la oportunidad. vaya! pero estÁn los... hay peleadores jÓvenes que tienen la inspiraciÓn y va a llegar un profesional con pegada, sabidurÍa y les va a tumbar el sueÑo. se me hace complicado y cada quiÉn es independiente >>> tienes sentimientos encontrados. >>> totalm

en los Ángeles california, salvador durÁn. centros de detenciÓn, ademÁs a partir del 2028, california no podrÁ tener personas encarceladas.un juez federal bloqueÓ la entrada de vigor de la nueva regla de carga pÚblica promovida por el presidente trump, al establecer que se trataba de una desviaciÓn innecesaria, este fallo judicial le prohÍbe al gobierno implementar la nueva norma que iba a entrar el 15 de octubre, la norma le permitÍa al servicio de inmigraciÓn negar beneficios migratorios y la residencia legal permanente a extranjeros que utilizaban ayudas pÚblicas, como cupones de comida, asistencia mÉdica, y ayudas para el pago de vivienda, entre otros. este dÍa la universidad estatal de san josÉ recordaron los eventos de 1968, donde se realizÓ una protesta por falta de alumnos latinos en la casa de estudios. a continuaciÓn carla. carla: hoy se llevÓ un simposio en esta casa de estudio, recargando los derechos de los estudiantes latinos, recordando la Época donde los estudiantes en plena graduaciÓn hicieron una protesta. muc

season opener in los angeles we'll tell you why. i'm sara kelley welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump is lifting economic sanctions on turkey saying that on caret informed him it would permanently enforce a cease fire in north eastern syria where it has been fighting kurdish militia the ceasefire which struck claims credit for requires kurdish forces to move out of a 30 kilometer zone on the turkish border turkey launched its offensive into syria after trump told us forces out of the reach. this was an outcome created by us the united states and nobody else no other nation very simple and we're willing to take blame and we're also willing to take credit this is something they've been trying to do for many many decades since then others have come out to help and we welcome them to do so other countries have stepped forward they want to help and we think that's great turkey syria and all forms of the kurds have been fighting for centuries we have done them a great service and we've done a great job for all of them and now we're getting out let's get more now on th

en los angeles estaban carlo gonzÁlez . uien california el precio del combustible aumentÓ mÁs que en otros estados. en algunos establecimientos cuesta alrededor de cinco dÓlares por galÓn lo que afecta cientos de miles de conductores. >> es menos dinero para mÍ, para mi familia. juan: hasta el momento se desconoce por quÉ en el estado dorado hay que pagar mÁs. por eso el gobernador gabe nelson envÍa una carta al procurador estatal javier becerra en la que le pide que realice una investigaciÓn profunda indicando que la comisiÓn de energÍa de california encontrÓ que algunas de las importantes compaÑÍas petroleras estÁn engaÑando y cobrando injustificadamente hasta 0,30 $ de babas por galÓn de combustible a los clientes. es que segÚn el informe, y compaÑÍas que aseguran falsamente que su combustibles de mejor calidad. ademÁs de otras razones ilegÍtimas para cobrar de mÁs. + >> el hecho de que no haya gasolineras alrededor le permite esos expendios cobrar un poco mÁs por la gasolina. juan: cabe seÑalar que en california los impu

sophie long, bbc news, los angeles.ramme we'll be talking to the writer and director bella monticelli who lives in the brentwood area of los angeles. she lives a block away from the evacuation zone. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. protesters in chile have clashed with security forces despite measures announced by president pinera to meet their demands. in the capital, santiago, a small number of demonstrators looted a shopping centre and started fires outside the metro system. the pentagon says two men were captured in the us special forces raid in syria on saturday that killed abu bakr al—baghdadi. the remains of the islamic state group have been disposed of, but us officials havent said how or where. the us house of representatives is to hold its first vote on the impeachment inquiry into president trump on thursday. the democrat—led proceedings are into claims that the president put pressure on foreign governments to investigate his political rivals. the boss of boeing is due to be quest

in los angeles. this is crazy. and i'm following rudy malano down treacherous ground. police have been waiting for rudy to inspect the scene. >> we have a floater. lifeguard personnel brought him ashore. >> but rudy isn't a detective. he's an investigator with the l.a. county coroner, the first person allowed to examine the body lying in the water just a few feet away. what happens to us if we die suddenly or violently? more likely than not, we'll be picked up by a coroner. everybody on this floor is waiting for people to die. >> you never know what the next phone call is gog to be. we never know what is going to happen. >> it took me a year to get access, but for the next 10 days, i'm embedding with the l.a. county coroner, the busiest under one roof in the nation, and while i'll see things that shock me -- oh, my gosh, i'm a little speechless. -- for the men and women who work here, dealing with the dead is business as usual. >> death is going to happen, and seeing all the bodies, it's just part of my job. ♪ >>> i've lived in l.a. for most of my life and driven by th

el fuego comienza a a vana zar sobre el corazÓn de los Ángeles, mÁs de mil bomberos luchan contra un los barrios mÁs exclusivos de la ciudad. guadalupe venegas estÁ en uno de los lugares mÁs afectados por las llamas, guadalupe. la ciudad de los Ángeles amaneciÓ bajo una nueva alerta de este incendio fue un infierno en zonas oeste de la ciudad, como esta calle donde estamos, aquÍ quedaron las estructuras mÁs daÑadas estas casas quedaron completamente en cenizas los bomberos ya no pudieron hacer nada para rescatarlas sÍ pudieron evacuar a todos los residentes hasta el momento sabemos que hay miles de personas que no han podido regresar a sus casas. el fuego no discrimina, hoy arde en uno de los vecindarios mÁs exclusivos del oeste de los Ángeles al pie del famoso museo, las llamas del fuego que lleva el mismo nombre, hoy casi alcanzan la autopista 405, miles de personas de la zona, tuvieron que salir corriendo. >> tenemos mÁs que diez mil edificios que estÁn evacuados mÁs que 20 mil personas que estÁn afectados con esta evacuaciÓn. >> entre las propiedades estÁn las viviendas de famosos

estamos desdea alfombra roja, en la ciudad de l los Ángeles. >>> y viola decÍa que la adrenalina estÁalles al escenario pero nuestro compaÑ o compaÑero, estuvo allÍ y pudo hablar con uno de ellos, adelante. >>> muchas gracias. estoy en el lugar de los hechos, donde esta noche van a brillar todas las estrellas y pude platicar con sofÍa reyes, piso 21 y huayna, mientras le ponÍan los Últimos detalles a sus ensayos. >>> /musica/. . >>> cuÉntame, cÓmo fue ese ensayo?. >>> muy bien, creo que hay quÍmica entre nosotros. ensayamos la canciÓn y d disfrutamos. >>> cÓmo vieron a su nuevo integrante?. >>> asustado:. >>> rr/risas/. . >>> yo creo que ya paso. >>> lo que mÁs miedo me da es que esta noche lanzo una nueva etapa en mi carrera, me lanzo de cantante y quiero que vean mi nueva faceta como reggaetonero, no se la pierdan por favor, de verdad cuidate maluma, porque ya chequlleguÉ. >>> te faltan un par de cadenas. >>> es que no querÍa revelar mi identidad. >>> :. .>>:> .:. .>:>>: ::. .>>:> .:.. >>:>: :.. >:>>: :.. >>:> .:.. >>:>: siempre tiene que llevar g g. >>> /musica/. . >>> sofÍa que no

hoy nos dimos cuenta que había pasado por ahorita pero quién sabe >>> vea usted un incendio en los ángeless detalles con balbino avilés >>> definitivamente las condiciones del tiempo son un factor con la que los bomberos han tenido que luchar por la noche del jueves durante la madrugada y a esta hora es el área del valle de san fernando aquí hay un parque de casas móviles, este lugar en el 2008 noviembre incendio y el fuego estuvo amenazante en toda esta colina que abraza este parque de casas móviles aquí los bomberos del servicio forestal del departamento de agricultura solo ha tenido un trabajo arduo durante la madrugada generando una línea de contención para que el fuego no pasara a este complejo de casas en otra zona cerca de aquí se reportan casas cañadas hay 4000 acres destruidos y la orden de evacuación afectó a más de 100,000 personas esto generando que varias escuelas hayan sido tomados como albergues ante esta emergencia que se efectúa en el valle de san fernando estamos hablando al norte de la ciudad de los ángeles lamentablemente a esta hora se notifica el fallecimiento de la p

matt gutman joins us live from los angeles tonight. and matt, we know officials are very worried about these winds in the coming hours. and where you are, this part of los angeles, very vulnerable to these fires in the hours ahead? >> reporter: that's right, david. this area hasn't burned in decades, and the last time it did, hundreds of homes ended up looking like this one. you can see those crews coming up the hill right now to continue working. and it's not just in this part of california. 43 counties under red flag warnings tonight. that applies to 27 million people. david? >> all right, matt gutman there tonight again for us. matt, thank you. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano, also live in california, because these winds are a real danger in the hours ahead. rob, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, here we go again, david. yet another big wind event coming in just the last couple of weeks. and as you mentioned, this could be the worst, not just this year, but in athre matt mentioned a huge expanse. we've go

so a very tense situation in the los angeles area. in the san fernando valley and in riverside county, a cease fires continue to burn out of control. >>and the latest back here at home pga need just holding a news conference updating customers on the status of power restoration, here's what we know. 96% of pg customers affected by the shut off. now have power, however 84,000 customers are still in the dark santa rosa is reporting the most outages right now all 34 counties affected by the outage have been cleared for restoration of power, which means the crews can go out and start bringing the power lines back online so here are the latest numbers on power restoration by pg by the counties. alameda county is at 86% restored contra costa county 100% restored napa county 75%, san mateo county 86% santa clara 94% restored solano county now that said 96% sonoma county 78% there power is 80% were stored in moment, kathy and even though the power shut down is. >>officially overturning the power back on unfortunately is not as easy as just fl

wildfires in california move closer to los angeles.housands of homes and businesses are evacuated. britain's parliament rejects prime minister borisjohnson‘s bid to break the brexit stalemate with a snap election. families in vietnam wait anxiously for news about loved ones who might be one of the 39 who died in a lorry in the uk. and challenging our ideas about time and space. a new super—telescope may give us more clues about dark energy. officials in the us defence department have confirmed that the remains of abu bakr al—baghdadi, leader of the extremist group, the so—called islamic state, have been disposed of. but they've refused to confirm he was buried at sea. our international correspondent, orla guerin, has been speaking to one syrian victim of islamic state and sent this report from the turkish—syrian border. just a warning, it does contain testimony you may find upsetting. a scar on the landscape, scorched earth after the us raid. this is where the islamic state leader met his end — in a tunnel beneath the soil of syria, a

. >>> para estar cerca de los Ángeles. >>> las ambulancias. >>> els unidos, busca...sin decir, dueÑos que buscan sus propiedades, y recargas mas caras, y por el otro lado, propuestas por el presidente donald trump, para personas indocumentadas de bajos recursos, como la seÑora ama. >>> imagÍnese a toda la gente, personas que viven en (nombre en inglÉs), son personas que viven en menos de 30 milo dÓlares. >>> e los altos costos, aumentad los precios, alejando familia un con saliarÍos de pagar un apartamento. >>> son muy caros, las soluciones es que trabajamos como operadores de costuras. >>> lo que podrÍa afectar a 32 mil como nueva york y california. >>> le comento que en el estado de california, con sÁs las personas que se quejan por los altos costos, y leyes como las del trte donald que podrÍa afectar la situaciÓn. >>> se cenÓ ga peticion del presidente para proteger sus declacaniones en un fallo indiÓo que la medida, impuesta por los abogados, constituirÍa su aviso en el poder ejecutivo, pidiÓ dar a conocer como parte de una investigaciÓn. tendrÁ que pedir disculpa

the major new fire erupting in a well-known part of los angeles. at least 10,000 homes and buildings in danger. several homes destroyed already. the fire along the 405, shutting it down in one direction. flames coming close to the famed getty center. mount saint mary's forced to evacuate. lebron james among the famous names leaving their homes. and in the north tonight, nearly 200,000 now forced to flee. our teams on the front lines. >>> also tonight, we have new reporting. inside the final moments, the takedown of the world's most wanted terrorist. the raid on the leader of isis, al-baghdadi. theiercau. scial force o ilenwitho y to escape. >>> and the president tonight with this new image of the dog >>> the impeachment inquiry tonight the breaking new headline involving democrats. now the full vote set in the house. the vote on the impeachment. and the key witness who did not show up today. >>> the former college student charged in her boyfriend's suicide. they went to boston college. prosecutors say there were 47,000 text messages from the girlfr

sophie long in los angeles. sophie long in los angeles. now it's time for the weather with stav.he weekend, certainly into the start of the new working week with colder, dry, sunny conditions moving governmental. we started out alpha monday with a frosty note with mister fog around. 0nce alpha monday with a frosty note with mister fog around. once that cleared we saw some glorious autumn sunshine beaming down on the douglas autumn colours. the next couple of days we should hold onto this dry and largely sunny feed with the cold weather said to continue. it is all change towards the end of the week as low pressure invaders from the south stop high pressure has been the dominant factor the last couple of days. it will be again on tuesday, bringing more fine condition throughout the day after a frosty start. a few showers peppering the northern and eastern coasts. and we have an area of low pressure trying to bring more breeze, cloud, outbreaks of rain. another cold day with temperatures reaching the highs around 9— 12 degrees. some changes

so the priority here in los angeles is to get people out of their homes and to safety.ing horses from the topanga valley and getting their animals to safety. meanwhile, in sonoma county firefighters continue to fight that around the clock. the latest there is that it's now burning 66,000 acres. so that is a huge fire. and still, they're only at 5% containment. sophie long there. communications are difficult to the area, as you can imagine. we can now speak to david hagele, who is mayor of healdsburg, a town that's been evacuated due to the kincade fire burning nearby. he joins us from the city of napa, which is around an hour south of the fire. if we can hear each other all right, give us an idea of how it is? healdsburg was actually spared from the fires. everything really for us... the fires. everything really for us... on tuesday evening we got notification to activate the emergency evacuation centre, which we did, and our staff tojump right to do that, opened around midnight. and then on wednesday... i'm sorry, on saturday morning around 10am, we gave the evacuation

gracias al (nombre en inglÉs) de los Ángeles, que han hecho un trabajo increÍble. quÉ bueno que les manda las gracias kate del castillo. y siga nuestra cobertura especial con los corresponsales marÍa paula y ochoa y francisco cuevas en noticias telemundo.com. vamos a otro tema, homicidio negligente la acusaciÓn que las autoridades de puerto rico han hecho contra el abuelo de (nombre en inglÉs) la bebita que muriÓ al caer de un crucero de la compaÑÍa royal caribbean mientras estaba atracado en san juan una drama familiar donde la peor parte se la llevÓ la niÑa. karla quÉ le pasarÁ a al abuelo de la bebÉ. >>> quÉ tal felicidad se llama salvatore el abuelo y estÁ en manos de las autoridades de puerto rico y enfrenta como lo decÍan cargos por homicidio negligente en la muerte de la pequeÑa chloe de 18 meses de nacida. lo que ahora se sabe que salvatore habÍa colocado a la bebÉ en una ventana donde al lado de los padres de la niÑa pues estaban disfrutando unas vacaciones y el abuelo pensÓ que la ventana estaba cerrada asÍ que acercÓ la niÑa que le gustaba mucho poner sus

que afecta al Área de los Ángeles. e las arterias que puede ayudar aprobaciÓn de incendios. estamos fuera de las alertas para las prÓximas horas del todavÍa permanece vigente un aviso por riesgo de inceal sur de nuestro estado. las rango bajo el 60 grados. entre 50 bienes y cuetes cesados aproximadamente. no vamos a tener gloria de lluvia. vemos alguna nublados que van a estar destacando en el amanecer del domingo. tal prÓximos dÍas la tendencia se mantiene rango de lo que se considera habitual harÁ esta Época del aÑo. y lo que estaremos observando son temperaturas que comenzarÁn a disminuir a inicios de la prÓxima semana. como siempre un gusto en informales. que tengan una excelente noche. ramÓn: hoy testificó la mejora de ocaÑa que asegura haber sido despedida por presiÓnpor parte de trump. y renuncia su cargo de la casa blanca encarga reforzar las polÍticas antiinmigrantes del mandatario estadounidense. ♪ ♪ ramÓn: secretario suya nacional renunciÓ a su esto, segÚn anunciÓ el presidente trump en un tweet. se trata del

salvador: los Ángeles está bajo advertencia por la mala calidad del aire. lluvias provocaron la muerte de una mujer de 42 aÑos en el destino turÍstico de los cabos. dijeron autoridades del estado mexicano de baja california. la mujer intentÓ cruzar una calle por donde el agua corrÍa con fuerza. la protecciÓn civil de los cabos dijo queabrieron tres albergues para los damnificados por las intensas lluvias. jorge: vamos a comerciales. las autoridades creen que fueron sicarios del narcotrÁfico, los que mataron a 14 policÍas en michoacÁn, mÉxico. ilia: artistas emigrantes califican de discriminaciÓn el caso de una inmigrante, que la patria fronteriza custodiado en un hospital. jorge: miles de personas protestan en b el jefe de los bomberos de jorge: el jefe de los bomberos de nueva orleans dice que es inestable y peligrosa la hotel hard rock que colapsÓ dejando o algunos heridos y muertos. las autoridades no habÍan dicho quÉ provocÓ el derrumbe. ilia: soldados ya que te buscaron los autores de una brutal emboscada en aguililla, michoacÁn que dejÓ 14 policÍas mue

that applies to 27 million .maews, los angeles. >> our thanks to matt.there in california won't help. extremely strong winds are expected today. >> accuweather's adam del rosso has the detailed forecast. adam, good morning. >> janai and kenneth, good morning. the strongest winds expected across southern california for our day today but also into tomorrow. we're talking gusts up to 80 miles per hour which could help spread any fires. incredibly dry air in place as well. we will get some relief across central and northern california. not until we head into this afternoon. still some breezy winds for our wednesday morning. you might be asking why? high pressure drifting southward across the interior is picking up those winds and bringing plenty of cold air across the four corners region. kenneth, janai? >> adam, thank you. >>> we know the getty fire in l.a. has impacted a number of everyday people, but also because of that region a number of celebrities. >> lebron james and his family had to evacuate, and he showed his appreciation to firefighters by sendin

sophie long, bbc news, los angeles.ed on in arizona. it'll scan one galaxy every 20 minutes and will help researchers to understand dark energy — the substance which makes up most of the universe. it'll also help explain, why the universe continues to expand, when scientists thought it would contract. pallab ghosh reports. this telescope in arizona is about to begin the most detailed observation of the universe ever carried out of an invisible force that dominates our universe. what we see here on earth and in the stars and galaxies are made of atoms — that accounts for just 5% of the universe. the rest is mostly dark energy. it is just embarrassing to live in a universe where we only understand 5% of it, wouldn't you agree? i mean, how could we live in a universe knowing only 5% and not knowing about the other 95%? this is human curiosity. it will define our deep understanding. the nature of that dark energy, what is it, may well lead to a whole revolution in physics, in the whole of physics. in order to understand wha

you can see it from the air and on the ground that los angeles fire department, cal fire, the angeles national forest. you can see how close the flames are burning to homes. again, we have been told several homes at least have been destroyed. many others are threatened. the freeway is shut down will continue to follow the store and get updates through out the morning. >> here at home, new numbers just in on the pg&e power shutoffs here in the bay air. pg&e says or than half of the 738,000 customers sit white whose power was shut off now have their power back on because the weather is better here. the power is back in most of solana, santa clara, and san mateo counties. in alameda and marin counties, 80 percent of the power is back. but in the wine country, only 59 percent of napa county has power back and in sonoma county, it is 46 percent. about 4600 pg&e customers are beginning this friday morning with no power. when will people get the lights back on? >> reporter: good morning. specifically in contra costa county the most updated numbers we have is 6400 customers in this county sti

the other is that not too many people know that los angeles is the bank robbery capital of the world.y for many years, for decades, it's only recently changed. one out of every four bank robberies in the united states takes place r within the jurisdiction of the field office of the fbi. and there are a number of reasons, but the main one is you rob a bank next to a freeway and fiveon the freeway and minutes later in the good old days of los angeles, driving down rush hour two or 5 miles of a probably cruising beside the streets of a completely different police jurisdiction. 1980 was the sort of beginning of that. by 1990, therehe were 2600 bank robberies in that region, 14 at a a better height and 28 in one day. so it is fertile ground for bank robberies. when people go looking out for money, quick money in los angeles, they usually look more so after paying stand a doing other areas, so fitting within the context of that epidemic that ran between about 1980 and 1990, 97, those are two aspects of which it took place. one of the things history has taught me is that the root of a lot of

homes are burned in los angeles county.will have the latest on the battle to put out the saddle ridge fire. >>> a few days of fleet week left in the bay area before comes to a close. we take a tour of this australians ship. >>> guest from six flags stop by ktvu pitt we will introduce you to the parks cub. >>> we're looking live at los angeles county for the saddle ridge fire is burning thousands of acres. we will have a live report in a few minutes. this is roughly near the five north of the 405. you can see the smoke over the

times speaking to us from los angeles. we are going to turn with ro khanna to the issue of impeachment. remake of the house is holding a historic vote to formalize the impeachment process against president trump. the probe centers on whether trump was held military as withheld military aid to pressure ukrainian president zelensky to investigate trump's political rival joe biden and his son hunter, who served on the board of burisma holdings, a ukrainian energy company. congressman ro khanna, serve on the amity of oversight and reform. talk about the significance of today's vote. >> it is a very important vote. i commend speaker pelosi because we're going to have virtually unanimous vote among the democratic caucus to affirm the impeachment inquiry and to set forward the process going foforward on how we're going to get to articles of impeachment and have a vote on impeachment. the important thing to understand is the evidence is overwhelming that the president was pressuring zelensky intnto investigating his political riva

tuvimos acceso a los ensayos de gente de zona cnco y zion & lennox y mÁs >>> estamos en vivo desde los Ángeleses de los latin amas >>> miren >>> directamente desde la gran serie el seÑor de los cielos todo aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" hoy y siempre mÁs cerca de ti. es >>> familia hoy es miÉrcoles 16 de octubre 2019 les mandamos besos y cariÑos estamos aquÍ compartiendo en familia >>> hoy es el ombligo de la semana >>> compaÑeros cÓmo estÁn? >>> miÉrcoles >>> no estÉ aquÍ en la foto andan en hollywood california en la gran noche de los latin american music awards >>> estÁn hermosas esas mujeres >>> muy buenos dÍas. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >> ay! chicos, la fiesta aquÍ por los latin american music awards ya comenzÓ hemos bailado sin parar >>> tenemos fiesta de aquÍ hasta el prÓximo jueves hasta el viernes yo quiero pensar >>> estamos aquÍ con motivo de los latin american music awards que se llevan a cabo el prÓximo 17 de octubre o sea, maÑana ahÍ estamos viendo todos los ensayos que comenzaron desde el lunes muchos aro tirnths comenzaron con cnco y adriÁn mo mateo que tendrÁn colaboraciÓn obv

patricia: ante esta denuncia, el jefe de la policÍa de los Ángeles, seÑalÓ que los estudios no define a tres semanas de la desapariciÓn de dulce marÍa, new jersey, se pide la ayuda para dar con el paradero de otro niÑa hispana. desapareciÓ new york. reportera: hay gran desconcierto en este vecindario tras conocerse la desapariciÓn de otra niÑa hispana en el Área. las autoridades la identifican como una niÑa de 12 aÑos. a elizabeth romero, que vive aquÍ desde hace mÁs de dos dÉcadas, le parece extraÑo que haya pasado en este barrio. >>estoy sorprendida. nunca habÍa escuchado de eso pasando por aquÍ. a veces se van con un padre y no le avisan a la madre. pero esto es raro. reportera: es delgada y de cuatro pies y cinco pulgadas de alto. fue vista por Última vez el lunes en la maÑana cerca de esta escuela. vestÍa una chaqueta y pantalones de color negro. la desapariciÓn de la niÑa ocurre mientras se busca a dulce marÍa de cinco aÑos, quien desapareciÓ de un parque de new jersey. el domingo pasado, decenas de personas se congregaron para sumarse la bÚsqueda de la pequeÑa, quien fue vista

desde la madrugada las llamas vienen ardiendo intensamente al norte de los Ángeles alimentada por losvientos de santana. hay orden de ocasiÓn para miles de familias. se reportan decenas de casas destruidas en medio de apagones para evitar que los vientos derriben torres herÉticas y causen mÁs incendios. salvador estÁ allÍ. >> decenas de viviendas en los condados de los Ángeles han sido destruidas por diferentes incendios que siguen fuera de control. tasa los Ángeles más de 1000 bomberos luchan contra las llamas y amenazan con destruir grandes zonas residencialesÍa que eran nubes, aran cortina en el cerro. y entonces lo . salvador: a la familia mendoza el orden Árido con la zona a la 1:00 a.m. cuando dormÍan. la familia recogiÓ lo que pudo, incluyendo su mascota, y huyÓ de las llamas. >> no despertamos con el olor a fuego. y con las alarmas encendidas. >> las autoridades abrieron albergues en diferentes sitios pero con mÁs de 25,000 hogares evacuados en todo el condado los centros estÁn a su máxima capacidad. >> fue algo, primeramente inoportuno, en medio de la noche. inesperado mÁs qu

para saber por quÉ soplan tan fuerte en los Ángeles vamos a pasar con albert martÍnez albert: se vuelven complicadas. el riesgo de incendio a los Ángeles se mantiene bien alto y el culpable nos dejÓ un tiempo estable y tambiÉn arrastra aire caliente de los deprovoca tenem baja humedad. un huracÁn categorÍa uno de 75 millas por hora se intensificarÁn. los vientos se ven obligados a subir, se secan y luego bajan, se canalizan por los caÑones, se intensifican, llegan a los incendios y los alimentan que aportan oxÍgeno y por eso queman con tanta intensidad. los incendios son por nuestras actividades como los tendidos elÉctricos que pasan por los bosques, se rompen y causan estos fuegos incontrolables. en los prÓximos aÑos la mitad oeste de los estados unidos podrÁ ver más juegos por el cambio climÁtico asÍ que hay que ponernos manos a la obra. carolina: te agradecemos por tu e 13 aÑos a y continuamos en la quien golpearan en su escuela que despuÉs perdiÓ la vida? su muerte ha dado un giro porque ahora la familia planea presentar una demandapor 100.000.000 4 por homicidio culposo. borja: y ad

the other is that not too many people know that los angeles is a bank robbery capital of the world and for many years and decades it's only recently changed, one out of every four bank robberies in the united states takes place within the jurisdiction of the l.a. field office of the fbi. there are a number of reasons but the main one is freeways. you rob a bank next to the freeway and you jump on a freeway and five minutes later and the good old days of los angeles you are 5 miles away and probably cruising sidestreet of a different police jurisdiction. 1980 was the beginning of that and by 1990s there were 2600 bank robberies in that region, 14 a day at their height 28 and monday. so it is fertile ground for bank robberies and when people go looking for money, quick money in los angeles they usually look more so at banks than they do in other areas. ithose are two aspects of the ea in which it took place. >> one of the things that history taught me is that the root of a lot of action is money, lack of money, desire for money in the way that that plays out in black lives, blue waters p