i learned los angeles.nd just to begin, while i was out there i let google maps track me so i can build this a map of all of my trips you can see with the way i live over in the left side in ventura which is about 60 miles west of l.a. that sort of gives you an idea many days of driving down to los angeles in exploring i think it pains me every five or ten minutes it's not definitely accurate but it gives you the idea like how it follows the l.a. city limits. l.a. has an odd city structure and goes down to the san pedro area to pick up a little bit of the port. it has some islands in lake beverly hills, santa monica, or would that are not burbank, not part of it. there are islands that you are missing and long stretches your connecting and sometimes you're looking across the street sing gosh that would be really amazing. but that is not in the city of l.a. and what is behind you is. my trips also mimic that surveyed like a comparison map to illustrate the sheer size of life. shows the seven major cities jam

el entrenador dijo que renuncio como entrenador en jefe de los ravens de los Ángeles dice que ama a los a todos los jugadores * entrenadores personal y fanÁticos de raiders naciÓn, lo siento mucho, dijo que nuca intentÓ herir a nadie. esta es la controversia que esÁa en este momento este entrenador de los raiders de las vegas como te decÍa nicole uno de los equipos mÁs emblemÁticos de la nfl y uno de los mÁs queridos tambiÉn por la aficiÓn latina aquÍ en estados unidos y tambiÉn en mÉxico. eso es todo lo que tenemos, regresamos contigo nicole. >> y ahora cambiamos de tema, ya son mÁs de 6.000 acres de terreno los que ha quemado el incendio que empezÓ ayer por la tarde al norte de santa bÁrbara california en unos matorrales se extendiÓ rÁpidamente sin poder ser controlado hasta ahora, la fuerza de las llamas es tan grande que se dio orden de evacuaciÓn de las viviendas mÁs prÓximas al frente del fuego, en una zona que no se habÍa quemado en dÉcadas mientras que bomberos se esfuerzan aÚn por contenerlo. >> las autoridades aeronÁuticas y la policÍa estÁn buscando los motivos del accidente

welcome to the los angeles urban wild. woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which are areas 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 antonio. when you think about that elevational range, which is the greatest elevational range any county in the united states, there's a diverse suite of habitats in there, and that includes 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 thinking about types of habitat and types of species that are thriving here. man: h, 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 a hidden savannah and hi

los angeles and long beach are home to two of the largest ports in america. together these ports are among the largest in the world. the best way to make that point is a 40%, 40% of shipping containers that we import into this country comes through these two ports. today we have some good news and help speed up the delivery of goods all across america. with other major union retailers and the port of los angeles announced today is going to begin operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week. this follows the long beach commitment of 24/7 they announced weeks ago. 24/7 system, what most of the leading countries in the world already operated on now accept us until now. removing the entire freight, transportation and logistical supply chain nationwide with a 24/7 system. here's why it matters. traditionally reports have only been open during the week monday through friday the generally closed down on nights and weekends thereby staying open seven days a week to the night and on the weekends, a port of los angeles will open over 60 extra hours a week it will be ope

de dinero y tiempo >> muchos trataron de llegar a su destino pero todo fue en vano trató de ir a los Ángelesn también >> también resulté afectado muchos tuvimos que cancelar el vuelo y comprar el ticket con otra aerolínea para estar en casa >> nos dijo que el viernes en la noche la aerolínea tuvo cancelacionespor el tiempo ofrecen sus disculpas por las cancelaciones iniciaron un plan no nos confirmo cuantos vuelos se vieron afectados contactelos si tienen que trabajar >> en otras noticias un accidente en la interestatal 80 tomo por sorpresa a los conductores ocasionó un incendio el conductor sufrió heridas graves las causas están bajo investigación >> arrestan a tres sospechosos la víctima fue apuñalada mientras estaba frente al complejo de apartamentos donde vivía los tres sospechosos fueron arrestados bajo cargos de homicidio y asalto >> organización buscan medidas locales hay dos ordenanzas que impulsan >> ya son varios meses exigiendole que se vaya donde ha vivido en dos años >> me dio carta de desalojo >> no ha recibido la ayuda del estado no se ha podido poner al día con el alquiler >>

. >> en los Ángeles la policÍa investiga una agresiÓn sexual a una estudiante en el baÑo de una escuelaria. >> estaba grabando en el video y lo pusieron en instagram. >> una corte de estados unidos da protecciÓn a un grupo de hipopÓtamos descendientes de los que pertenecieron a pablo escobar en colombia. >> no unifica que lo que recuerda un tribunal en estados unidos debe ser obligaciÓn teniendo en cuenta en colombia, recuerda que cada paÍs tiene su jurisdicciÓn. >> autoridades en colombia consideran sacrificarlos ante el daÑo que estÁn causando al ecosistema, pero iniciamos con un paso mÁs en la lucha para poder controlar la pandemia. un panel asesor de la fda (food and drug administration) dio el visto bueno a la autorizaciÓn de pfizer para que los niÑos de entre 5 y 11 aÑos la reciban si la fda la ratifica la vacunaciÓn podrÍa comenzar el prÓximo mes, cristina londoÑo estÁ desde washington, muy buenas noches. >> buenas noches, rebeka los expertos dicen que este es un paso clave para proteger a los niÑos pero tambiÉn para poner fin a la pandemia, falta la aprobaciÓn de la fda (food an

of the ports of los angeles and long beach. and the president of the international longshoremen's union. they are home to two of the largest ports in america, some of the largest in the world. the best way to make that point is that 40% of shipping containers that we import into this country come through these two ports. and today we have some good news . we are going to help speed up the delivery of goods all across america. after weeks of negotiation and working with my team and with the major union retailers and freight movers, the port of los angeles announced today that it will begin operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week. this follows the port of long beach's commitment that it announced just weeks ago. 24-7 system, what most of the leading countries in the world already operate on now, except as -- until now. this is the first step to moving our entire freight, transportation and logistical supply chain nationwide to a 24-7 system. and here is why it matters. traditionally, however ports have only been open during t

increíble para poner a juego 2 a uno que venden se retira permite consecutiva para poner al partido de los Ángeles al conjunto de san francisco en la lomita va a ser un juego vivo para conseguir esa victoria y acercarse y poder tener a en casa. >>> nosotras seguiremos con toda la cobertura de esta serie de la liga nacional entre las dodgers y los san francisco solo aquí telemundo 58 para ahora me retiro. >>> comerciales. ja... ja... presentando la totalmente nueva nissan frontier. >>>nos vamos despidiendo queremos mostrarles este panorámica a la hora de la noche despidiendo el sábado con este margen del puente golden gate la celebración de la llamada en san francisco continúa esta tarde espectadores disfrutaran de diferentes giros y actividades. >>> además pudieran apresar de cerca las paracaidista de la marina en el área del parque acompañada por un espectáculo aéreo que continuó con la participación de los pilotos que realizaron piruetas alrededor del puente golden. >>> la labor vemos como se presta para hacer cosas comunitarias así es se pueda aprender de la maquinaria equipos de comunicación h

i’m los angeles landmark. i'm excited for _ los angeles landmark. building represents architecturally which is an interesting new piece of contemporary architecture which while not lovable is very interesting. it is trying to use what we already have, notjust tearing everything down and building anew. i don't think there is an angelina in who doesn't know the corner of wiltshire and fairfax who hasn't maybe posted to social media about it. it is a building that has been talked about for years and now the people are going to be able to go inside it, probably even more so. go inside it, probably even more se— go inside it, probably even more so. , , , more so. the museum is big. 50,000 square _ more so. the museum is big. 50,000 square feet - more so. the museum is big. 50,000 square feet of - 50,000 square feet of exhibition space along with two plush auditoriums, a studio, restaurant and much more. it is a museum celebrating cinema and its history. a museum celebrating cinema and its histo . ., ., ., its history. right now at a time in the _ its his

we also have robin hughes from los angeles. she is the president and executive director of abode community. >> affordable housing developer in california and robin has been involved in housing community development for more than 30 years now, and we're really excited to hear her bring a local and state and from a housing developer perspective. we also have dennis day, who you've already heard from today. from the bipartisan policy center, he's the executive director of the brand new center for housing policy, and i'm excited to have dennis on this panel to share his expertise because out of all that you've probably had the most history with, having overseen the office during the bush years. welcome, dennis. finally, last but not least, we have ann, the vice-president for housing policy at the center for budget and policy priorities. like dennis, ann is also a hud alum. i'm also a hud alum as well and she served as the deputy assistant secretary for special needs and an office that really focuses in on the lowest income band tha

in march of the clan help through downtown los angeles in 1924. and while the strength of this clan in california it did spread up and in the state so there were chapters of this clan oakland, anaheim and san bernardino county and in riverside, up and down the state the double act chapter of los angeles sound the alarm and run to the national office and requested information. it would did they know about this organization and what can we do to stop it. so soon as the clan arrived, african-americans across the state organized against it. out sometimes this clan has had the reputation of being sort of a more professional clan in some ways, that meetings of the members of the professional class and there have been studies that shows a lot of california clan members in the 1920s, he ran for office pretty city council and they were upstanding homeowners. and then in some ways has obscured the violence is so that i want to say one of the points in the making this chapter about the black homeowners in the clinton california's that we can't be fooled by t

i'm joined by the port of los angeles and long beach and mario cardona. i apologize. and the president of the sure union atoms. los angeles and long beach are home to two of the largest ports of america and together these are among the largest in the world. the best way to make that point is if 40% shipping containers come throughip these two ports. .. >> the most of the leading countries of the world already operatey on now until now the first step in moving logistical supply chain nationwide to a 24/7 system. here is why it matters. traditionally our ports have only been open during the week, monday through friday and generally close down at nights and weekends. by staying open seven days a week through the night and in total the number of hours doubled the port is open for business. and then the trucks or railcars to get to the destination and they are critical for moving goods because highways that are less crowded at night. in fact during off-peak hours and los angeles cargo leaves the port at a 25 percent faster pace than during the day shift. by increasing the

we also have robin hughes from los angeles. she is the president and executive director of abode community. that is a prolific affordable housing developer in california. robin has been involved in housing issues for more than 30 years. we are excited to hear her perspective. we also have the executive director of the brand-new center for housing policy. i am excited to have dennis on this panel, because out of all of us, he probably has the most history with having overseen the office during the bush years. last but not least, we have the vice president for housing policy at the center for budget and policy priorities. like dennis, anne is a hud allotment. she served as the deputy assistant secretary for special needs, and office that focuses on the lowest income renters. she has also spent time as a senior advisor for housing. to get us started, i wanted to take a step back and reflect about why we -- this report matters. i am going to offer you, dennis, to give us your insight first. why do you think we should be producing t

in los angeles, we are probably about 65% renters. we are very much a renters region. and 78% of extremely low income home renters in los angeles are [inaudible] and that is compared to the 2%. so, i would only imagine that that continues to be the same post pandemic, but the shortage of available apartments and places to rent in los angeles has just been further impacted by the pandemic. we also need to produce or have available about 800,000 units for extremely low income renters here in los angeles. and right now, we have a shortage of a half-million units. and again, because we are only producing at best, 5,000 units a year in the counties, and that gcontinues to grow. supposed pandemic, with having a shortage of overall units available to us. in our affordable housing portfolio, in terms of residents that have been impacted by the pandemic from an economic standpoint, we did a survey last year around this time and at least 69-70% of the residents in the affordable housing units had been impacted from an economic standpoint. so i definitely see that as the recessio

you may see us produce a sound track of los angeles.you may see us initiating community journalism project. you might see us with a mural series with a collection of artists. you will probably see us with books and you know maybe not all this happening in two years but these are the kind of things l.a. times books, l.a. times docu series. a real multi media company. and i think you will begin to see how our journalism will expand. and grow. and be ambitious. >> well kevin, we're excited to hear it and looking forward to watching it all unfold over the years to come. thanks for coming on the show. kevin merida the new executive editor the los angeles times. >> thanks pria. >>> turning now to politics. the san francisco department of elections has set a february 15th date for the recall of three san francisco school board members. the recall follows months of controversy over efforts to rename 44 schools in the midst of the pandemics. racist tweets and tensions over reopening schools. also governor newsom has announced a proposal to ban w

she was raised by a single mother, maurice a marin da flores in los angeles, california. her mother worked as a union housekeeper in las vegas. her first organizing experience was with her mother, a long time los angeles community activist fighting for housing, education, equity, immigrant rights. attending here in city hall are picket lines at the los angeles unified school board was not an option in the miranda household, summer vacations with spent picketing at safeway and storefronts, boycotting with her mother and siblings and in high school, she led walkouts against the governor pete wilson in prop 187, do you remember that? that was for our generation. the seminal political so against anti immigrant, propositions in prohibiting immigrants from any public service and prop 209 which was the affirmative action initiative which we're still fighting. she was elected for local 87 at the age of 22. making her the first union officer within seiu in the country and then in 2005, at the age of 29, seiu local 87 members elected her as the president of sciu local 87 making her

patricia: seguimos en los Ángeles donde mona rodrÍguez, una joven hispana, se debate entre la vida y equipos que la mantienen con vida. osvaldo nos cuenta la historia . [llanto] >> no puedo parar de llorar porque es mi niÑa. >> que se haga justicia. reportero: se reunieron frente al hospital para rezar y exigirle a los mÉdicos en el hospital que manuela rodrÍguez de 18 aÑos de edad siga con vida artificial. su madre nos dijo... >> no quiero que me la desconecten. me dijeron que sus Órganos lo pueden usar para otras cosas y no quiero eso. reportero: el lunes a las 18:00 un policÍa detonÓ su arma dos veces. el oficial declarÓ que vio una disputa de un adolescente de 15 aÑos y otras personas que al intentar irse de la escena de crimen el oficial disparÓ el arma dos veces. >> Éste oficial no debe patrullar las calles porque es una amenaza al pÚblico. Éste oficial causÓ una herida enorme. la va a matar con ese balazo. reportero: familiares, amigos y conocidos se reunieron para rechazar la idea de que se desconecte a mona de respirador que la mantiene comida. segÚn los mÉdicos, ella no da

. >> luto en los Ángeles tras la muerte de un bebé de solo 18 meses después de ser atropellado por unfuera de una iglesia. >> es lo peor que una mamá puede pasar. >> la madre del menor está devastada y pide justicia, en unos momentos nos adentramos en esta historia. >> arrancamos con la muerte de colin powell esta noche las banderas de la casa blanca ondean a media asta por la muerte del general el sometimiento del ex secretario de estado por covid-19 a causa de impacto en washington donde está javier vega, buenas noches cuéntanos >> así es rebeca buenas noches conmoción en el mundo político y militar colin powell, de 84 años murió por complicaciones derivadas del covid-19 algo que ha generado polémica porque el generalestaba totalmente vacunado pero la alidad es que hay otros factores médicos ddetrás de este deceso. >> en vida rompió todas las largas pero perdió la batalla contra el virus, colin powell el primer afroamericano. como jefe del estado mayor conjunto y secretario de estado falleció por complicaciones de covid-19 derivadas tenía una condición subyacente >> porque pese a es

los Ángeles es la nÚmero dos y enma gutiÉrrez estÁ de acuerdo. s trabajo de todos mantener la ciudad limpia. desde los Ángeles, california. presentadora: la salud del ex presidente bill clinton muestra excelentes avances. esto segÚn informÓ su portavoz, quien aÑadiÓ que el exmandatario podrÍa ser dado de alta este domingo. continÚa internado en el centro mÉdico de la universidad de california, recibiendo antibiÓticos por vÍa intravenosa. fÉlix: lamentablemente el nÚmero de tiroteo e incidentes violentos en este paÍs ha aumentado dramÁticamente en los Últimos aÑos. la madre de una de las vÍctimas de una tragedia ha propiciado la creaciÓn de una aplicaciÓn para aumentar la seguridad en los planteles. de esto nos habla calor ——galo arellano. galo: los tiroteos en establecimientos educativos son una realidad cotidiana en los estados unidos. es la madre de alyssa, una adolescente de 17 aÑos que en 2018 muriÓ durante la masacre que sucediÓ en florida. en 2020, logrÓ que la legislatura de este estado implemente la ley que lleva el nombre de su hija y que

tiroteo masivo (informaciÓn en pantalla( (informaciÓn en pantalla( >>sta california, la ciudad de los Ángelesun arma d se vive en una casa que si tiene arma de fuego. ahora vamos a california de la ciudad de los Ángeles donde se ha aprobado un ordenanza para exigir que la gente que ingresen a cualquier negocio muestren una comp comprobaciÓn de la vacunaciÓn contra el covid-19. desde telemundo de los Ángeles ahora nos van a contar cuÁndo entre migo este mandato. >>> la ordenanza sido aprobada hoy y se harÁ efectiva a partir del cuatro de noviembre. este dÍa se debe demostrar que se ha realizado la vacunaciÓn para ingresar al restaurante, bar de bares, gimnasioslas farmacias centros comerciales. es i importante notar que los su supermercados y las formas es no se encuentran incluidas en las medidas. el condado de los Ángeles esta exigiendo esto a partir de maÑana angelino, han hecho pocas excepciones sólo para crecer en problemas de salud o limitaciones religiosas para vacunarse, la persona. hay muy excepciones y solo para aquellos que tienen comprobante de tener problemas de salud, etc. las em

hello from los angeles. i'm tom brook.me to our special talking movies academy museum review programme. after many delays, a long—awaited museum here in the world's movie capital finally opened its doors to the public at the end of september, and it made quite an impact. billed as the largest institution in the us devoted to exploring art and science of movies and moviemaking, the museum has many champions in hollywood, including tom hanks, who participated in the opening festivities. it matters for los angeles to have this film museum. we all know films are made everywhere in the world and they are wonderful films. and there are other cities with film museums but, with all due respect, a place like los angeles, created by the motion picture academy, this museum has really got to be the parthenon of such places. those views were shared by some of the other big names attending the opening celebrations. it's crazy that there hasn't been anything like this in la before. i mean...it's strange, cos this is la. it should be cine

jaime: en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa. s de covid. la medida abarca a empleados de universidades. el mandato entrarÁ en vigor el prÓximo mes para quienes trabajan en guarderÍas infantiles en ese estado. ilia: en chicago la alcaldesa y el sindicato de policÍas se estÁn enfrentando por un mandato de vacunaciÓn contra el covid—19. la alcaldesa exigiÓ que los agentes se vacunaron a mÁs tardar el pasado viernes o de lo contrario podrÍan enfrentar acciones disciplinarios e incluso el despido. el sindicato se opone al mandato y dice que mÁs de 3000 agentes estarÍan dispuestos a desafiar. jorge: hoy tuvo su primera comparecencia en una corte de los estados unidos el empresario colombiano alex saab, la fiscalÍa de los estados unidos lo acusa de corrupciÓn como presunto testaferro de nicolÁs maduro. las autoridades de cabo verde y lo extraditar un este fin de semana luego de 16 meses de peleas legales. vamos a pasar con vilma tarazona. vilma: esperada presentaciÓn en corte del colombiano alex saab, acusado de ser el testaferro de nic

joy benedict, cbs news, los angeles. >> sargent: they deserve our help and respect. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," how cows are nseling the climate crisis. we'll meet the doctor who lowers his stress by raising tick orree out early for a special treat. we'll explain. >> sargent: there's an apparent beef with cattle and their role in warming the planet. methane is the problem, and the world's 1.4 billion cows produce a lot of it, 40% of total global methane emissions. in tonight's "eye on earth," cbs' mark phillips traveled to scotland in search of a solution. >> reporter: cattle grays on the lush green pastures of scotland. the environmentalists will tell you that when it comes to global warming meat, and especially beef, is among the worst foods we can eat, that the methane cows belch out while turning feed into food is a far more powerful greenhouse gas than even the carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil pulz. but here at the this experimental farm run by scotland's rural college, they think they found a way to change that, because it turns out one c

ilia: en breve mÉdicos de los Ángeles salen a la tienes la mejor pizza de la ciudad... ...y los peo resde la televisiÓn en inglÉs interpretando a marÍa. esta noche tendremos todas nuestras plataformas. ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge: walmart planea contratar 150,000 nuevos empleados, la mayorÍa de tiempo completo para sus tiendas estados unidos durante la temporada de navidad. walmart incrementÓ su salario. el salario nuevo es de $16 la hora. ilia: reels ahora estÁ en facebook. podrÁn enviarlos a diferentes audiencias de manera mÁs rÁpida. vamos con patricia que tiene un relato de lo que preparan esta noche. y si esta medianoche tiene problemas para conectarse a internet, preste atenciÓn, millones de celulares en todo el mundo asÍ como computadoras y televisores inteligentes no podrÁn conectarse a la web . les explicaremos cuÁl es la razÓn. si usted es un trabajador de la salud y viven california y no se ha vacunado, apÚrese porque hoy vence el plazo, si no, corre el riesgo de perder su trabajo y el plazo se aproxima para los maestros y estudiantes. esto y mÁs esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. jorge: o s

que tiene américa está manchada por la contratación >> gracias por la nota nos vamos en vivo a los Ángelesal rival creo que ganan los gigantes con esto a la pausa las autoridades confirman una muerte tras el accidente aéreo además feliz y en casa se encuentra cristofer ramírez con esto regresamos al regresar de la pausa comercial ♪♪ >> hola ¿qué tal? muy buenas tardes les saluda césar gracias por acompañarnos en telemundo 48 >> seguimos con más información al sur del estado dos personas murieron en san diego >> el otro podría ser residente gonzález con las imágenes >> hola ¿qué tal? parece escena de película lo que ven es una camioneta calcinada dos viviendas calcinadas las autoridades confirmaron que dos p

también los aficionados hicieron el viaje y los angeles celebraron el triunfo de los gigantes y ahíeles y el viento ha hecho de las suyas, miles de aficionados, más de 53,000 llegaron a este lugar para ver este partido con esta victoria importante por parte del conjunto de la bahía frente a los dodgers de los Ángeles lo que silvio para que los fanáticos celebraron a lo grande, aunque jugaba de visita el equipo de san francisco tuvo varios fanáticos que vinieron para apoyarlo de principio a fin y al final del encuentro aunque algunos de ellos tuvieron que pasar inadvertidos quizás por cuestiones de seguridad no lograron en hablar para telemundo 48 de cómo se sintieron y por qué tuvieron que traer una camisa encima de la de los gigantes >>> sí traía descubierta la camisa >>> por el frío nada más pero estoy bien contento que ganaron los gigantes . >>> yo creo que habrá un 5° juego >>> es muy triste. se siente mucho, no vamos a lograr >>> no está todo perdido >>> claro que no. >>> bien el campeonato, mañana 3 y se acaba la serie >>> la esperanza es lo último que se pierde, hay que recor

. >>> nuevo que ganaron cuarto juego de la serie en el quinto juego y vamos a los Ángeles para platicarnoches . >>> que tal carlos mauricio saludo con gusto de los afuera de este estadio más de 52.000 fonético lo llenaron ni es un osito que le quitó este estadio lo bergoglio con caras largas yo le debo un quinto encuentro . >>> vamos a francesco . >>> hemos cabeza de corazón que habla deque vemos tus aficionados reportando en vivo desde los Ángeles hasta la bahía no vamos a reencontrar el jueves en un rato nada más vamos a repasar las imágenes del jugada . >>> fue restauradocasi 25.000 clientes afectados . >>>money queremos el clima lo era de la bahía puede ser afectado . >>> vemos 2540 millas . >>> lograron contener en su totalidad en josep 32 acres y se centra en averiguar quién provocó el incendio y tiene identificado una persona de interés . >>> son osos con 12 llegamos a lo que está sucediendo con esta advertencia y poca humedad hasta el jueves en esta región la buena noticia es que los bomberos dan contenido en un 100% este fuego y por lo tanto vemos las temperaturas que han ido e

the los angeles times help lead that brigade. few actuaries up and down the state, really successfully not only communist activity but also the naacp of the west coast was thought to be communists infiltrated. that led to a lot of anti-communist rhetoric coming out of the local naacp. they finally found themselves between iraq and a hard place, right? it was different from chapter to chapter. the l.a. chapter and you can readr. about this amazing book bound for freedom. they were successfully read dated and avoided they were worried about taking up their case since the communist party been such a strong advocate for the nine men who were arrested in alabama. that is a long story. >> i'm not sure forgetting to every question and i need to put my e-mail in the chat box people can always send me their questions and lynn will be able to ask answer them after this talk. there is so much you could speak about, how law enforcement reinforcero jim crow in your book it's a very important part of it. black lives matter i just think there i

josh campbell is at the port of los angeles, but we'll start with matt egan.administration trying to deal with this? >> well, this supply situation -- this supply chain situation is a nightmare. and it really does impact all americans. because it means higher prices, fewer options, and longer shipping times. right before the holiday shopping season. as far as what's causing this, there's a lot of factors. but first, there's this epic port congestion, shortage of truck drivers and trucks. and also, there's a short animal of raw materials and components. most notably, computer chips, which goes into everything from iphones and cars to pelotons. i want to go back to port congestion. that is a big one. we have this chart showing how the number of anchored ships at the ports of los angeles and long beach waiting to get off-loaded have skyrocketed from single digits last year to more than 70 last year. it's a traffic jam of container ships at sea. the white house has announced this 90-day sprint aimed at trying to alleviate some of these bottle necks. and they're go

it's baffling that los angeles has not had a movie museum of this scale in all of this time.y talked about a museum in 1929. so we've been waiting for this. and now that it's come atjust the right moment, it will be, as one of our governors said, "a beacon for our industry." and i think for the city of los angeles, it will be an incredible destination because it's really a beautiful public space as well. and then for movie lovers around the world, i mean, there's nothing like it. the museum is big — 50,000 square feet of exhibition space, along with two plush auditoriums, an educational studio, a restaurant and much more. it's a museum celebrating cinema at its history. right now, at a time in the world where the entertainment industry is in a sort of sea change, where the landscape is changing, a place where you can focus on what's the historical beginnings of all of that — film, relatively young medium, you know — right through to now, i think never more necessary. it's an endeavor that film professionals see as having a major impact on redefining the academy, the umbrella

y se van. >> los ataques robos contra vendedores ambulantes han aumentado considerablemente en los Ángelestornado cada vez más violentos y con trágicas consecuencias en fresno lorenzo pérez fue asesinado de un tiro en la cabeza para robarle cosas de su carrito la comunidad está indignada porque no vuelven a hacer porque me justicia el que debemos de cambiar eso recuerda estadísticas de la universidad del sur de california la última década los asaltos a vendedores ambulantes han aumentado en más del 300% y han pasado de 38 promedio 166 por año los vendedores ambulantes trabajan en la calle y son víctimas por el hecho de que maneja mucho efectivo en lo que trabajan con su negocio. >> el utiliza donaciones para armar a vendedores con gas pimienta y muchas veces hasta los protege en seguridad privada. >> y conocido muchos vendedores angulados que han sido atacados y musica mencionado donde autoridades aumentan vigilancia y recordando que residentes para reportar estos crimenes. noticias telemundo >> >> lo que musica >> hoy es su trabajo a tiempo completo. es artesana latina que comparte histor

it matters for los angeles to have this film a museum. we all know films are made everywhere in the world and they are wonderful, films. there are other cities with film museums but, with all due respect, a place like los angeles created by the motion picture academy, this museum is really going to be the parthenon of such places. and those views were shared by some of the other big names attending the opening celebrations. it is crazy that there hasn't been anything like this in la before. i mean, it's strange. this is la, they should be sent to most of everyone. it is really, really nice to see this is coming up to fruition. it isjust an is coming up to fruition. it is just an opportunity to reflect_ it is just an opportunity to reflect on the history of film and — reflect on the history of film and to— reflect on the history of film and to be able to go and be and see little — and to be able to go and be and see little bits and pieces that build — see little bits and pieces that build the industry that we are also — build the industry

he writer for the la times. joins us from los angeles. thank he joins us from los angeles.s to visit you? i the us so long in allowing us to visit you?— to visit you? i think primarily it has been _ to visit you? i think primarily it has been the _ to visit you? i think primarily it has been the covid - to visit you? i think primarily it has been the covid cases. | it has been the covid cases. they were trying to wait until the numbers began to drop and we have this optic with the delta variant and i think that's a lot of postponed the opening of the borders ——up tick. there was talk about this several months ago and i think it got put off primarily because of the up tick in cases, they wanted to wait until the cases were on the decline. ~ . . . until the cases were on the decline. ~ . ., , ., decline. what has the reaction been from _ decline. what has the reaction been from the _ decline. what has the reaction been from the us _ decline. what has the reaction been from the us tourism - been from the us tourism industry to this news? they have been _ industry to this news?

where these jammed up ports are located. reports indicate that since the port of los angeles in long beach port have begin operating 24 hours a day, it's making traffic and nightmare and surrounding neighborhoods. now we know traffic and lay that's unprecedented. what can you tell us about this? yeah, it's an absolute nightmare. by the ports right now in the city of wilmington, the neighborhoods are over run by truck traffic as a result of the limited container storage. and usually most of these trucks leave very early in the morning or very late in the evening when there is no traffic. but now these trucks are kind of piling in with all the daily work commuters, as a result of these 247 ships. so it's really taking a toll on the surrounding neighborhood. and as of tuesday there were $63.00 ships burst at the 2 ports and $96.00 waiting to dock to unload, which is absolute insanity as really taking a toll on american businesses who import. so my best friend who runs a fashion label and imports fabrics and patterns and apparel, she just told me that right now it's pretty much impossibl

the longest publishing black newspaper published out of central avenue in los angeles. a very important figure, some of you might know about her, the first black woman to run for vice president in 1962 on the progressive party ticket but my interest in this story, she's one of the first to talk about the arrival of the ku klux klan and the most formidable. when you think about the ku klux klan, probably talk about the origins of the clan in american history after the civil war, forming the effort to stop african-americans in their quest for freedom. you see the published in harper's weekly in 1974 showing the clan there. on the left is another white supremacist organization and you can see the words worse than slavery. we associate them with a moment of freedom with foundations in the south and the terror that promulgated across the south. my concern is the second clan of the 1920s that became particularly strong in the midwest. you might remember the clan was popular in ohio and indiana but was also strong in california and 1921, that year the clan arrived in downtown

el presidente biden anunciÓ que el puerto de los Ángeles funcionarÁ 24 horas al dÍa. Ños de edad, william turner cumpliÓ su sueÑo de buenas tardes.comenzamos con el anuncio de la reanudacion no esenciales por las viajes fronteras de estados unidos con mexico y canada. se va a volver a abrir la frontera... mas de mil 900 millas de frontera con mexico y 5 mil 500 millas con canada han permanecido cerradas durante 19 meses para viajes no transitada es la de san ysidro, donde en promedio, pasan 73 millones de peatones al aqo y mas de 70 mil automoviles suelen cruzar a diario.rn funcionamiento, estos cruces generan mas de mil 600 millones de dolares en productos y servicios cada dia. pasamos a washington con janet rodriguez y los detalles del plan de reapertura. >> vamos a tener normalidad en nuestra frontera norte. locutora: la reapertura se darÁ en dos fases, a principios de noviembre se permitirÁ el cruce fronterizo para actividades no esenciales de mexicanos y canadienses vacunados. >> hay personas que no han visto sus familias desde marzo del aÑo pasado. locutora: adem

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covid-19 que todo todavÍa estÁ lejos de ser granada ahora que se viene la temporada de invierno, en los Ángelesuego que la vÍctima recogiÓ a dos usuarios en la ciudad de san bernardino. los pasajeros se fueron en una disputa a bordo y el chofer les pidiÓ que se bajaran momento en que ambos se volvieron contra Él. >>> la muchacha me agarrÓ las manos y me abrazÓ de los pies, y el otro me empezÓ a golpear, me dieron como unos siete u ocho golpes mÁs en mi cara en el ojo, y ya allÍ me dejaron sino me mataban. >>> mientras se recupera de las heridos en su casa el conductor alberto Ávila de 55 aÑos pidiÓ a lyft su apoyo en este caso. >>> esta semana fueron donados Órganos de la joven de california mona rodrÍguez fallecida tras recibir el disparidad un agente de policÍa escolar. la familia de mona quiso asÍ honrar a Á la joven, dinorah conversÓ con una de las personases que recibiÓ uno de los riÑones de mona. >>> esta es mi mesa y tengo a mona aquÍ. >>> desde su habitaciÓn en el hospital ve la foto de mona rodrÍguez. >>> no se conocen pero estÁn mÁs conectadas q nunca. recibiÓ el sfloin de la joven de

venimos sobre lo saben el escuadrón de los angels surcaban los cielo de san francisco.ilia específicamente.-por todas partes además de este evento hay otros que están atrayendo más turistas. >>> los partidos de giants estamos ánima de estar aquí el juego del equipo de los gigantes y de baloncesto del equipo del warriors prometen generar ganancias la economía local. las conocemos hecho ahora para que visiten la caída 24 apoyan los negocios no tienen locales. dos brazos abiertos a los turistas debido a la pandemia sufrimos un golpe duro pero con esos eventos la capacidad aumentó en este fin de semana. en las calles de san francisco tras las atracciones los que ofrecen viajes gratis a lo largo de la zona del embarcadero. tenemos que recordarle que mucho lugares que requieren las mascarillas de que seguir respetando de si hay que vacunarnos lo más pronto posible ya que muchos bares y restaurantes quieren un comprobante de vacunación para entrar en los establecimientos me reporten vivo en san francisco noticiero telemundo >>> muchas gracias y como lo puede ver este fin de se