in public spaces in los angeles, the spaces are controlled by young people.i was to paint on one of these walls... i was going to have to have their permission. and so i began to organize gangs. people were really amazed that there were gang members painting, and the los angeles times carried the first article ever wri en about my work. it said, "gang members put down knives for brushes." and i spent seven years organizing it this way, and directing some of the very earliest murals in east los angeles. and it was out of that that the first city of los angeles mural program came. perhaps the work i'm most well-known for is "the great wall of los angeles" mural. it's a half-a-mile-long narrative work that depicts, in a chronological sequence, the history of various ethnic groups in california. the great wall was produced over a five-summer period with approximately 350 young people participating, ages 14 through 21, and to cover that wall once would take 300 gallons of paint. woman: back in 1976, judy founded the social and public art resource center, sparc, wi

historia >> en califnia los casos de abuso sexual y malaonducta siguen sacudiendo particularmee en los Ángelesta por parte de un maestro suplente >> los estudiantes de un salÓn en el sexto grado de la escuela rancho domÍnguez, descubrieron que bajo el escritorio de sustituto habÍa una cÁmara que aparentemente apuntaba hacia las partes privadas de los alumnos >> esta jovencita a quien identicamos como selena estuvo en la clase de ese prosor >> mi amiga se agachÓ a amarrarse el zapato y no mÁs cudo se iba a levantar para sentarse, fue cuando vio las cÁmaras abajo de los escritorios >> (en inglÉs) >> tras la denuncia que hicieron estudiantes, el portavoze la escuela confirmÓ que el director retirÓ inmediato al profesor del salÓn de clases, y que posteriormente fue destituÍdo del cargo, ademÁs dijo que solo enseÑÓ en la escuela dos dÍas de esta semana >> tambiÉn notificÓ a la policÍa y a los padres de familia les envÓ esta carta informÁndoles sobre la investigaÓn de la presunta malaonducta del interino >> llamÓ la escuela, sÍ nos notificaron que algo estaba pasando, descubrieron esto >> es una sor

miles de presos en los Ángeles, terminan en manos de migraciÓn, por por quÉ, y el peorunivisofi del mundosita oficial a cuba, no lo recibieron en el aeropuerto josÉ martÍn ni el jefe de gobierno, ni el canciller, ni el ministro cubano, dijo que su plan es llevar la relaciÓn a un mejor nivel, edgar muÑÓz. >>> en un frÍo recibimiento, se ciero univisionunivision@@notics relaciones exteriores de cuba, se pronunciÓ por leelevar lazos de amistad. >>> cuba y mÉxico estÁn en una etapa renovada, gracias a la firme voluntad de gobiernos que a pesar de nuestro naturales y distintos puntos de vista en varios temas. >>> la luna de miel entre cuba y mÉxico se acabÓ cuando fox le pidiÓ al ahora lÍder histÓrico castro que se retirara antes del arribu de bush en una cumbre. y fox se reuniÓ con disidentese. una disidente aplaudiÓ que calderÓn estÁ en cuba, descartÓ la posibilidad de un avance.n >>> ahora a esperar que pase algo, es difÍcil, el presidente pe@@al ncreoticierivisionuniviÉ. >>> cuba le debe a mÉxico mÁs dn 400 millones de dÓlares. un tema critico, y otro tema que polÍticos mexicanos le sacan

gentlemen, the second year of your collaboration, although the 17th year for the los angeles times festival of the book. i'll start with you. tell me about the loss angeles times interest in books and why you continue in this digital age >> we feel that it is at the core of the very essence of what we do. it is an integral part of our day-to-day reporting in journalism, connecting consumers and interested readers with our advertising partners and talking about books in whatever form on printed page or back late or otherwise with screens is very important to us. it is the connective fabric for all of society, we feel. part of what makes a democracy work, especially in this election year, 2012, with you folks at c-span are certainly covering well, as you always do. >> the second year of your collaboration here bringing the festival to the campus of usc. tell people why you wanted it here. >> we wanted it here because we felt it's very fitting to have the festival on the university campus in the heart of downtown los angeles and also given the long history of close collaboration that we have w

half a billion dollars so far to los angeles, to disney hall, the l.a. opera, the museum of contemporary art, three scientific research centers, and he puts his name on almost all of them. you want the world to know about it by putting your name on all the things you do support. >> i don't keep it a secret, that's for sure. [ticking] >> when sony, the electronics giant that's the epitome of japan incorporated, lost its cutting edge, it did something radical. it hired a westerner, sir howard stringer, as its new ceo. sony is no longer the coolest. this is the coolest. >> you can take ipod and beat us over the head with it, but it's only one product, and we have 1,000 products. >> still, talk about a tough job. he has to turn sony around in a culture that's not always easy for a westerner to understand. >> sorry. >> that's all right. were you lost in translation too? >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. in this edition, we talk with a trio of business moguls, carl icahn, eli broad, and sir howard stringer. we begin with carl icahn. it takes a

. >>> toda la información deportiva y méxico auemnta su >>> una noticia con sabor, en los Ángeles, unundo, liliana esalante con la información. >>> el restaurante peruano pica, abrió sus puertas hace 10 meses y ya se ganó el gusto de sus clientes y también un importante reconocimiento, porque se le incluye en los 24 mejores restaurantes del mundo. >>> me siento muy orgulloso y muy feliz de ser representante en general de todos los latinos en estados unidos. >>> el peruano ricardo zárate es dueño de pica, desde pequeño quiso ser cocinero, no paró hasta esdiar en londres y ser chef y después llegó a los Ángeles. >>> estaba trabajando en el proyecto llamado mochica. >>> zárate se unió a su socio e hizo el crossover al oeste de los Ángeles un área con barrio exclusivos, después deun gran éxito, está preparado para abrir un nuevo restaurante en el centro de los Ángeles. >>> estamos preparados para presentar esta cocina a los estadounidenses. >>> dice que es u empresario latino que es representante de una comunidad que quiere exitosa. >>> en los Ángeles, liliana escalantunivisión. >>> ahora

one fact about usc and the "los angeles times", they are the two oldest institutions in los angeles. we expect to have in excess 150,000 people attending the festival. we will have eight outdoor stages, over 400 authors, eight signing stations, 150 literary exhibitors, so as you could say, they are is a little bit of something for everyone. the authors will include anyone from michael black, judy blume, kareem abdul-jabbar, rodney king, we will also be having many of the award-winning editorial members of the "los angeles times" editorial staff. they will be moderating panels. that being said, there is a little something for everyone here to celebrate about the written word. >> in his new book, rodney king recounts his life following the video recording of his beating by los angeles police on march 3, 1991. mr. king talks about his own legal problems and alcohol addiction since then, as well as the acquittal of four of the police officers in the case. on tuesday, rodney king spoke at the research for black culture in harlem. "book tv" will bring you this event live online. at 630 eas

>> en california los casos de abuso sexual y mala conducta siguen sacudiendo particularmente en los Ángeleso las cÁmaras abajo de los escritorios >> (en inglÉs) >> tras la denuncia que hicieron estudiantes, el portavoz de la escuela confirmÓ que el director retirÓ inmediato al profesor del salÓn de clases, y que posteriormente fue destituÍdo del cargo, ademÁs dijo que solo enseÑÓ en la escuela dos dÍas de esta semana >> tambieticiern notivisioÓuniÍa y a los padres de familia les enviÓ esta cartaisionunivis@@ Ái univistificaunque aion estabnoe@ pasando, descubrieron esto >> es una sorpresa enorme >> la policÍa no ha revelado la identidad del sospechoso porque estÁ estudiando videos para decidir si con su conducta el auxiliar cometiÓ un acto criminal >> sÍ me preguntÓ >> ¿quÉ te preguntÓ? >> que si me grabÓ a mÍ o cosas asÍ >> la escuela rancho domÍnguez es donde el miÉrcoles hubo una pelea entre estudiantes hispanos y afroamericanos, debido a la violencia por presunta tensiÓn racial el distrito escolar re doblÓ la seguridad >> la violencia y el despido del suplente son los temas que el direc

this one would take place in downtown los angeles. and rodney king would take the witness stand.utors intentionally kept king out of the courtroom for the first trial. >> they thought i was going to go all crazy and act a fool on stage and it wasn't about that. i just want to get up here and testify and just tell the truth. >> reporter: another difference. this time there are two african-american jurors. journalist lou cannon says the fear of riots loomed. >> these jurors, they were from southern california. they were scared. >> reporter: defense attorney michael stone admits the climate hurt his case. >> there was no way in the world that any jury would acquit all of the defendants again. >> reporter: are you saying that you walked into a courtroom with a client who you believed had no chance? >> pretty much so, yeah. >> i was so positive and knew in my heart that i'm not even worried about it. if they don't call me we're still going to win. >> reporter: rodney king takes the witness stand and testifies that racial epithets were used during the beating. his testimony would spark

los angeles would have never grown beyond $200. this is what historians call the counterfactual proposition . didn't happen, but does it describe an alternate ending that she would've preferred? out from what we be sitting here today talking about your book is los angeles was a little time of 200,000? >> i don't think it's an alternate ending i would prefer, but i think it's really interesting because at the time william mulholland calculated there was about enough water in the immediate l.a. basin for 200,000 people give or take. so he took essentially all of the water coming up, piped all of it into outlet and presto you have a city 2,200,000. so the thought is what happens if she doesn't get away a trickle of that water in l.a. never gets to tap into that source? to me what is almost more interesting is what happens to the old valley if that is what

y los Ángeles lakers vencieron a spurs de san antonio, andrew bynum la sensaciÓn de la noche, para los gar, la imagen llegÓ a nuestras manos por un fiel televidente por facebook, tiene 3 semanas de nacidos, y goza de buena salud. vamos a una breve pausa, hispanas demandan al empleador atrÁs de coloridas piÑatas que confeccionan se esconde la humillaciÓn y el abuso. y el tema musical que marcÓ el debut de espinoza paz en la meca del cine, una primicia de "primer impacto", volvemos y se la presentamos. buenas tardes, hoy en noticias univision 14 a las seis...un alguacil fue baleado mortalmente despues que acudio a una vivienda a entregar una orden de desalojo...la corte suprema de califronia dictamino que los empleadores no tienen la obligacion de asegurarse que los empleados tomen legalmente su hora de comida requerida.despues de seis decadas de espera, el bart llega hasta el valle del silicio... y a la ceremonia de inauguracion llegaron altos mandatarios.todo indica que los estragos de la recesion continuan afectando a los hispanos y a otros grupos minoritarios.la familia de la joven,

. >>> vamos a la pausa, en instantes marchas el uno de mayo en los Ángeles. >>> y pone tras las rejasajo en los Ángeles, se hacen una pregunta, mejor aron relaciones de la polÍa y ciudadana lana, como explic juan carlos gonÁlez, la comunidad no quiere que se registren los hechos de hace 5 aÑos cuando fueron golpeados al termaro la jornada en el parque. >>> activistas y voluntarios preparan mantas y cartel, se preparan en espÍritu para la marcha del primero de mayo en los Ángeles. >>> todo el mundo se estÁ preparando para ese dÍa, el dia del trabajador, del trabajador inmigrante, el que no tiene documentos, seguimos la lucha de la reforma migratoria. >>> con la esperanza que no se repitan hechos de hace 5 aÑos. >>> cuando fueron golpeados por la policÍa angelina al terminar la marcha en el parque mcarthur. >>> nos afectÓ la golpiza, el movimientos, despuÉs de la caÍda tenemos que levantarnos. >>> los eventos se llevarÁn a cabo en ciudades del paÍs, ademÁs de los angeles, como nueva rk y chicago. >>> fÍsicamente cambiaron las cosas en el parque mcarthur, hay mÁs areas verdes y juegos pa

. >>> mÁs en los Ängeles.de toda la naciÓn. aqui" en los Ängeles. tenemos 5 mil de esos casos. estas personas, se les estÁ revisando sus casos. y muchos de ellos, todavÍa no han recibido ni notificaciÓn que esos casos son reviivisios. y s se los negaron no les han dicho que se lo negaron. >>> la familia alba, ingresÓ a estados unidos legalmente hace 4 aÑos y ellos venÍan huyendo de la violencia en honduras. presenciaron un crimen y aÚn, no les apruebanionunivision@@noticn por las amenazas. noticiero unii y por la violencia. >>> son dos niÑos pequeÑos, y su padre. entonces, no tenemos ningÚn rÉcord criminal. unos padre. entonces, no tenemos ningÚn rÉcord criminal. unos niÑos muyticierivisiounivn notio lÍderes comunitarios, profesionales y congresistas que quieren evitar la separaciÓn de familias la comisiÓn de unidad familiar serÁ presentada a nivel nacional, el prÓximo 23 de abril. con casos de personas de po portadas en los Últimos meses y que lograron reingresar al paÍs y reunirse con sus familias, grasas a

of you see los angeles, california. it is only fitting that we wrap up our saturday coverage here starts here in the home of hollywood with a book about hollywood. let me introduce you to stephen ross, professor of history at the university. also codirector of the only institute or humanities and author of several books on the american movie industry. this is his latest, "hollywood left and right." hollywood is in the process being criticized for how left and center it is. you're making the case not so much. tell your story. >> right, what i would argue it's even though the hollywood left has always been more numerous than this: the hollywood right, the hollywood writers actually had a greater impact on american politics. if you think of the terms of quality rather than quantity, the right really has changed the nature of the american state. we can see hollywood writers have a greater impact. if you look at american politics writ large of the 20th century, derek into transformative moment in the very nature of the ameri

primer impacto" >> gracias leÓn felipe una amarga pesadilla le tocÓ vivir a una familia hispana en los Ángeles despuÉs >> la familia valenzuela del este de los Ángeles se vio obligada a abandonar su vivienda durante dos semanas luego que la policÍa de los Ángeles, realizara un operativo con un equipo swat mientras buscaban a un delincuente >> nos sacaron a todos porque comenzaron a hablar y nosotros estÁbamos durmiendo >> la madrugada del 18 de marzo los agentes supuestamente sacaron a la familia de la casa a punta de pistola >> lanzaron gases lacrimÓgenos y entraron a la residencia para buscarlo, dice que no tiene idea quiÉn era la persona que entrÓ y saliÓ de su residencia >> sÍ estaban buscando a un tipo que se metiÓ, lo andaban siguiendo y se metiÓ poo la puerta y saliÓ por la otra >> al ingresar a la vivienda no encontraron a nadie >> y dijo no encontramos a nadie cualquier cosa aquÍ tiene mi tarjeta >> tuvo que abandonar la casa porque el gas pimienta penetrÓ todo >> no podÍa entrar uno, saliÓ uno llorando de adentro >> aseguran que oficiales destruyeron sus pertenencias durante el opera

en los Ángeles con muy pocos recursos y mucho ingenio un niÑo hispano transforma en cartagena de indias la cumbre de las amÉricas ahÍ estÁ nuestra reportera maribel osorio, buenas tardess maribel? >>> hola josÉ, asÍ es, los ojos del coninente se han volcado aquÍ como tÚ lo decÍas, porque precisamente esde este encuentr se esperan mucho mÁs pronunciamientos, asÍ se ha transformado car estagena para e encuentro. cartagena es la ciudad mÁs custodiada del mundo, la presencia de mÁs de 33 jefes de estados, el primero en llegar fue el mandatario de chile, quien pidiÓ un paseo por la sierra nevada a Él y a los otros mandatarios, los cuidaran cerca de 20 mil hombres, franco ti cardes y buzos con un gran apoyo tÉcnico. >>> imÁgenes satelitales, y imÁgenes contrataque biolÓgico, radioactivo, somos la primera policÍa en amÉrica latina que tiene este equipo >>> la vigilancia se extrema con la llegada de barack obama este viernes, el mandatario estarÁ 2 noches en colombia, muchos se habÍa especulado sobre la presencia del presidente chÁvez, la caso ncillerÍa colombiano confirmÓ que llegarÁ este vier

, en ciudades por toda la naciÓn >> el distrito escolar de los Ángeles se uniÓ a hollywood y enviÓ atrito unificado de los Ángeles >> dice que ademÁs de tocarle el corazÓn el documental le recordo cuando viviÓ en carne propia abusos en la escuela >> yo me defendÍ porque no sabia en realidad por quÉ me skadecÍa eso >> el director dice que fue vÍctima de intimidaciÓn intensa cuando era niÑo y el propÓsito del filme es presentar un serio problema que hace mucho tiempo dejÓ de ser solo cosa de niÑos >> (en inglÉs) >> es un filme emocional y estÁ logrando que todos hablen de este problema, que si nos unimos podrÍamos convertirlo en cosa del pasado >> la calificaciÓn de esta cinta no permitÍa que los niÑos, el destinatario principal de este documental lo vieron >> pero el director logrÓ convertirlo en p g 13 permite que jÓvenes mayores de 13 aÑos puedan ver el largometraje >> dunia elvir, telemundo >> todo parece indicar que se agrava el estado de salud del presidente de venezuela hugo chÁvez, asÍ seÑalan reportes de prensa, luego que cuando lara a Último momento su viaje a la cumbre de la

a balazos asÍ acabÓ una persecuciÓn policial en los Ángeles, el sospechoso huye seguido por las patrullas provocando que los oficiales responde dieran a balazos, el hombre muriÓ en el acto. >>> con eso nuestra primera pausa, cartagena de indias la ciudad mÁs vigilada del mundo. en los Ángeles con muy pocos recursos y mucho ingenio un niÑo hispano transforma el en cartagena de indias colombia estÁn puestos hoy los ojos del continente, una ciudad habilitada para recibir mandatarios, cancillers y otros lÍderes que asisten a la cumbre de las amÉricas ahÍ estÁ nuestra reportera maribel osorio, buenas tardess maribel? >>> hola josÉ, asÍ es, los ojos del coninente se han volcado aquÍ como tÚ lo decÍas, porque precisamente esde este encuentr se esperan mucho mÁs pronunciamientos, asÍ se ha transformado car estagena para e encuentro. cartagena es la ciudad mÁs custodiada del mundo, la presencia de mÁs de 33 jefes de estados, el primero en llegar fue el mandatario de chile, quien pidiÓ un paseo por la sierra nevada a Él y a los otros mandatarios, los cuidaran cerca de 20 mil hombres, franco ti card

ok much i'd like to go back to you in los angeles because we were both having an exchange before the break here i mean you were bringing up a point that maybe for a different reason that you know a lot of what's going on with the quote unquote an arab awakening is geopolitics and i don't think that many people really want to deny that that we get these kind of heart wrenching wrenching stories coming out of syria and they are terrible stories but i mean it's really kind of a geopolitical game now they're taking the arab spring the great ideas of the arab spring of the people on the ground and they're being used for geo political aims in the united states nato has already been mentioned here we have saudi arabia a major player and of course a lot of it is a directed against iran so it's not really about great ideals as it's just about power as usual. well i don't think so i think geopolitics is important and the social politic and social religious elements are important so we can for instance let's say for united states as hosni mubarak to be to step aside i don't think so united stat

he was in los angeles.and far from hiding, bruce, the reality tv producer, had just walked into his own reality show with reporters following his every move. >> he's been apologizing to me and my family about the media, the circus that was going on. >> reporter: lori wheeler and a friend and neighbor who lives across the street. she went to visit bruce when he returned home and says he was consumed with grief. >> it was very, very sad. i started crying, he started crying. he had camilla in his arms. i mean, it was just -- it was heart-wrenching. >> reporter: news cameras caught him doing household chores and playing with his kids, camilla and alex. and tmz followed him around los angeles. >> did you kill your wife? who do you think killed your wife? >> reporter: bruce wasn't speaking to the media. >> i'm sorry, i don't have any comment. >> reporter: but he did issue a written statement. monica was the axis around which our whole family revolved. i am devastated at her loss and i am incensed at the suggestio

. >>> mÁs en los Ängeles.>>> lÍderes comunitario han unido esfuerzos para formar la unidad nacional a nivel nacional. tiene como objetivo hacer cumplir, el poder que el gobierno del presidente barack obama. le dio a los fcales de inmigraciÓn junio pasado. para revisar los presos de deportaciÓn de inmigrantes sin rÉcord criminal. con intenciÓn de que puedan estar en el paÍs. >>> la revisiÓn es de 300 mil casos a travÉs de toda la naciÓn. aqui" en los Ängeles. tenemos 5 mil de esos casos. estas personas, se les estÁ revisando sus casos. y muchos de ellos, todavÍa no han recibido ni notificaciÓn que esos casos son revisados. y si se los negaron no les han dicho que se lo negaron. >>> la familia alba, ingresÓ a estados unidosegalmente hace 4 aÑos y ello venÍan huyendo de la violencia en honduras. presenciaron un crimen y aÚn, no les aprueban el asilo polÍtico. los dejan al borde de la deportaciÓn. >>> siento miedo, porque las cosas que me dijo. por las amenazas. la violencia. >>> son dos niÑos pequeÑos, y su padre

international studies at trinity college in hartford and author of arab spring libyan winter in los angeles we have a rough day he is an ambassador for the national american iranian council human rights activists and columnist for harvard international review and in dubai we go to angela shah she's an award winning journalist writer and editor all right cross talk rosen effects folks i mean you can jump in anytime you want v.j. if i can go to you first should we be using the term arab awakening anymore is it passe is it meaningless now because we go through so many different countries in the arab world in north africa and it's basically a mess right now. well i would still use the term arab spring precisely for this reason that people have had a great sense of a breakthrough that finally kind of pricing has come longstanding were removed from power and the confidence of people has risen up and it's precisely because the confidence is risen that the forces of counter-revolution have organized themselves so what we are right now witnessing is an interest in them appeared in between where the

held johnson is work to this los angeles creches are for nearly three decades. she watched in horror as the original market south of l.a. burned to the ground 20 years ago during one of the nation's worst race riots. the store was completely destroyed thousands rampaged the streets after a jury acquitted four white police officers who were caught on video beating rodney king. 55 people were killed in the riots and to more than 2000 injured. >>> much of the rioting took place here in what was called south central los angeles. the l.a. city council change the name to south l.a. nine years ago in hopes of replacing the areas violent image. it's so bad the police pulled out after witnessing the violence is businessman started the nonprofits operation hope that helps address the use teaching them about business as well as providing loans to small business owners. the waves as stopped focusing on me myself and i answered a focus on being why and what we could do. it took five and had people in a bus tour to revisit what happened and celebrate the progress of the last

in less than 48 hours, los angeles was on the verge of a nervous break down. this is the chilling story of what happened to a beautiful young actress named sharon tate and six others, at the hands of a twisted family of drug-crazed hippies. it is a story that has it all, sex, drugs, rock and roll, movie stars and mur. >> we have a weird homicide. >> in a scene described by one investigator as reminisce isn't of a weird religious rite five persons including actress sharon tate were found dead. >> while police admitted they have no suspects, there were two more murders, 15 miles away in the silverlake section. >> the two were found by their children stabbed and mutilated. >> sometimes you can measure fear. overnight dramatically, the sale of guns, guard dogs rose. >> it was a story on page one all over the country. if you are not safe in your home, where are you safe? >> people started locking their doors. people stopped picking up hitchhikers: >> it brought the curtain down on the 60s. >> greta: a band of hippies led by a career criminal and charles manson were

. >>> pero tambiÉn, martes de diversiÓn, mi raÚl desde la plaza mÉxico en los Ángeles, te traemos a loss de los famosos que nos harÁn reÍr, pero cuidado tambiÉn hay originales. >>> y ay! san ernesto que bueno se va a poner esto, ciega de amor asÍ se dejÓ sacar fotos jennifer junto a su novio. >>> aquÍ tenemos todos los detalles. >>> emociÓn y tension confirmaremos si mitos caseros aciertan el sexo de los bebÉs, en vivo haremos un ultrasonido aquÍ. >>> y escucharÁ lo que dice en colombia la novia de antonio de la rÚa el ex de shakira. >>> ay!. >>> y bueno lo vamos a mover nosotros aquÍ, de monterrey de mÉxico la sensaciÓn juvenil de la radio y las adjudico dis co tec, llego pan haz enero bailar al ritmo trid balance monterrey. >>> todo y mÁs aquÍ en sdpooirt amÉrica, la mejor manera de comenzar sus maÑana. >>> intÉntalo chi quiquis hasta abajo. >>> (♪). >>> (♪) (♪). >>> muy buenos dÍas. >>> quÉ rico amanecer asÍ con buena mÚsica. >>> cÓmo estÁ usted en casa. >>> levÁntese, va mono jazz. >>> es martes 3 de abril del 2012. >>> amanecimos bien bailarines con la mÚsica de tribal. >>> bravo m

of the coverage of the "los angeles times" festival oflo books. we will be here today with live coverage of nonfiction book panels and in between, live call in programs with authors of the latest nonfiction books. and aut nonfiction books. let's take a look at a rundown. coming up next, an interview with eric alterman. his new book is called "the cause." that is followed by an interview with lori andrews, who has a new book on social networks and the death of privacy called, i know who you are and i saw what you did. in an hour and a half from now, a panel session from usc in the los angeles times, three others including edward hughes, anna sklar, and peer leaves. kareem abdul-jabbar has a new children's book. three hours from now, another panel session live from usc. it is called surveillance and secrets. lori andrews, our earlier guests, is part of the panel. four hours from los angeles, a live call-in program who has a new book called delirium. then, our coverage continues with a panel called support our statements. final, our program and a cal

gabe gut trez, nbc news, los angeles. >>> there's late word tonight of deadly storm damage in downtown st. louis. at least one person has been killed and 17 more hurt. some of them critically and rushed to hospitals after a tent collapsed on top of them. local fire officials say at least 100 people were treated at the scene for various injuries. it happened outside a bar near busch stadium. high winds took down the tent during a severe storm. >>> to presidential politics now and a war of words that has erupted between the white house and republicans as we approach the anniversary of the death of osama bin laden. we're live in washington with details. >> by any measure, it was a success. >> now we can report that osama bin laden is dead. >> one year ago wednesday, the daring raid deep into pakistan when navy s.e.a.l.s.s shot and killed bin laden. but now republicans are accusing the white house of spiking the football for political gain. >> the vice president at a rally on saturday. >> if you're looking for a bumper sticker on how obama handled what we inherited. it's pretty simple. osa

today in los angeles ramon lindo r t so los angeles is one thing other cities police forces have also quite a few people concerned when it comes to their use of excessive force we've seen just in the last year incident after incident of police using violent force on nonviolent offenders we've also seen the music stream force pepper spray for example directly in people's eyes on protesters in california who are sitting down on all in a line we've seen more deaths come from people who are taste and it begs the question why what's going on here for more on this i was joined by. associate professor at texas wesleyan university school of law and a legal fellow at the institute to processional policy and understanding she also wrote a. was an article called from the oppressed to the terrorists that can be found on saher as he's long dot com i started out by asking her how far this country has come in the last twenty years on the matter of police targeting people based on their race more than their crime here's her take well i think there's certainly been progress. with regard to the taliban

today in los angeles ramon lindo r t. now even rodney king so the l.a.p.d. has learned from this that you won't see something like this happen again but what about other cities it's not just petang as police use sometimes it's guns sometimes tasers that in many cases a result resulted in the suspects dying after repeated shocks to galvanise a managing editor for reason dot com and has been covering this issue extensively i spoke to him earlier about what he thinks are some of the underlying issues and implications of what's going on here. i think we need better data certainly we've we've had this amnesty international report recently citing five hundred deaths at the hands of tasers taser international more or less maintains that nobody has died from tasers any time something happens with you know a non-lethal it's always chalked up to some other thing previous heart condition or the person's drunkenness or he fell down the stairs or he banged his head sixteen times so we need better way of looking at these things there is no doubt that a taser is less deadl

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we had urge the "los angeles times" not to run those phot photos.nd of photos are used by the enemy. to incite violence. >> those are criminal investigation now by the department of defense. 18 photographs taking over the span of roughly 90 days. two years ago. first published as the defense secretary mentioned by the los angeles times. we blurred some of this. soldiers posing with body parts. there is a series of them and there is pushback about the reaction to them. >> i'm furious. not of the troops that did something dumb. but i'm furious as a moral cowardess of military leaders who never stick up for troops but protect the careers. the action of our generals is leap out and say my, go our troops are so awful. they're so wicked. this isn't us. this isn't us. the real scandal is that the establishment media leaps on another chance to trash our troops. the worst of the scandal is that our leaders in and out of uniform rush to condemn our troops. no explanation. no context. >> bret: okay. what about this? and the expected pushback perhaps in afghani

por esta modalidad, y hay muchos más en resto del país >>> las autoridades médicas del condado de los Ángelesso hacen un llamado a que los padres de familia estén muy alerta. para embrigarse >>> me sorprende, que hasta de eso puedan sacar para tomar >>> en el hospital de niños de los Ángeles, los médicos recomendaron usar productos sin etanol líquido y debido a la popularidad del producto, la comunidad médica dijo que le gustaría ver que se regule su vent >>> gracias, salvador, y las travesuras de un niño lo pusieron d cara a la muerte tragar una moneda tras recibir tratamiento por parte de especialistas, se espera que expulse >>> un mal rato pasó oo niño en hcina por sus juegos. por el fuerte dolor, ahí lo pueden ecuchar, sufrió un ataque de llanto y tras una hora de batalla, pudoerion poner anestecia y retirar los imanes >>> y confirmaronn caso del mal conocido como las vacas locas >>> aunque los oficiales aseguraron que su carne no ingresó a la cadne alimenticia es el cuarto asoescubierto en el país desde el año 2003 [ ♪ ]. >>> y seguimos con temas de salud, un reciente estudio de la asoci

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los angeles, california, to newark, new jersey. nineteen hours, five minutes.esterday, i hopped off from los angeles about noontime, landed this morning in newark after a nonstop, transcontinental trip. saner: and what did you carry on the trip? you mean to eat? yes. to eat and drink! well, i carried some water, of course, because my cockpit is very warm. and i carried a sandwich, in case. i didn't eat it, though. and i carried some hot chocolate and...the old, reliable tomato juice. what kind of sandwich was it? [ laughs ] chicken sandwich. come on! goulish: we created this piece in britain as well as in the united states, and being able to work in a country other than our home, we found ourselves in a constantly stimulated creative state. christopher: because the residencies in bristol and glasgow were so...i don't know... generous or something, we had almost 40 hours of rehearsal time a week instead of, you know, 15, like we usually have in the united states. so we had a lot of time to work on our piece, and we got a lot of work done in a really concentrated

me paguen mis daÑos, mis pÉrdidas y salirme de aquÍ que ellos mismo me paguen donde irme. >> en los Ángelesmonia una veintena de pe penitentes fronarrastrados. >> mientras tanto en la ciudad de belÉn cientos de feligreses asÍs tern a a asistieron a la misa. dicen que la jesÚs lavÓ los pies de sus 12 discÍpulos durantla Última cena que compartieron antes de ser crucificado. >> con estas imÁgenes nos vamos a nombre de todos nos vamos buenas noches hasta maÑana. fluch floich

but also in the last for east coast cities in megacities los angeles. there's really actually a lot of space. and so, with knowledge, we can begin to see how the landscape is influencing our mind and it is here in los angeles, the earthquakes, the worry about water, air, it all influences are mine. if we feed him larger context to realize how spacious, which is really the penetration is by the land. the land is not a race. it is here. that is the frontier that frederick, what he was talking about in colonial turns. but we can live it in terms of -- well in terms of being connected and call it a critic you want to. >> i think we americans live in the frontier every day, every hour all the time wherever we are living before actually in a wide-open space and most likely we are in the frontier depending on your mind that and maybe feel trapped and you would be able to come in which case to god come you don't appreciate what you have. but you know, this whole don't tread on me as a free country i can do what i want, all these things i was mentioning earlier,

>> en minutos nos vamos hasta los Ángeles en este dÍa de los asistent asistentes administrativos. >>l alcalde antonio villarraigosa, vamos a platicar con Él, buenos dÍas? en cÓmo estÁs?. >> buenos dÍas y dicen que detrÁs de una gran hombre hay una gran mujer. >> les voy aresentar a patricia restrepo que es nada menos que asistente ejecutiva de uno de los hombres mÁs poderosos de esta ciudad y trabaja justo detrÁs de mÍ en el ayuntiento de los Ángeles. >> nacida en nueva york y criada parte de su vida en colombia, patricia siempre se ha destacado por ser una muj muy activo activa. >> me gusta cuando estoy ocupada, cuando tengo muchos mucha exigencia es cuando mejor funciÓn o yo. >> sus ganas de salir adelante la llevaron a trabajar en la alcaldÍa de uno de los lugares mÁs importantes l mundo, los Ángeles. >> ser parte de un equipo dinÁmico y dentro de algunos aÑos voy a ver que soy parte de algo histÓrico. >> el primer alcalde latino y Úu eres latina. >> sÍ. >> es un orgullo me imagino. >> claro que sÍ, claro que si. >> para hablar de su desarrollo laboral quien mejor que su propio je