clean and nice like it was. >> this awakened los angeles.broke it out of a slumber it had been in for many, many years. there were reforms that began in the los angeles police department, and i think that was a good thing. >> los angeles begins the long road to normalcy. >>> it would take weeks for investigators to find sidney reso. >> the fbi's biggest kidnapping investigation in years has become a murder case. >> despite the successful capture of the kidnappers, it was too late to save the victim. >> reso's body was found in a shallow grave here in this heavily wooded area near the new jersey shore. law enforcement officers were taken there by irene seal along with her husband arthur is accused of kidnapping reso and attempting to extort money from exxon. >> they were bunglers. it was bungled from the beginning. just wanted to get rich quick. and they were stupid enough to think that a kidnapping at gunpoint is going to be easy. >> during the abduction, reso attempted to break free and was shot in the arm. he was bound, gagged, and placed

en los angeles para univisiÓn.del servicio de estados unidos fue abatido por un dispositivo explosivo en el norte de siria. usualmente el pentÁgono espera 24 horas para dar a conocer la identidad de los miembros del servicio fallecidos en combate. en ese dÍa de acciÓn de gracias los padres de un veterano acuden a la promesas de las autoridades para que no deporten a su hijo, quienes residente legal. joven soldado estuvo en combate en afganistÁn pero su regreso a cometido un error que le ha costado todo lo que consiguiÓ en tierras extranjeras. >> un gran dolo o invade a padres de familias en este dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. por la situaciÓn que vive su hijo, veterano de guerra. >> estÁ en un centro de detenciÓn en wisconsin, el estado del 23 septiembre de este aÑo. estÁ ahÍ, porque estÁ enfrentando una orden de deportaciÓn. porque despuÉs de regresar de la guerra, el cometido error y calificÓ para la deportación. reportera: formÓ parte de las fuerzas especiales para el ejÉrcito estadounidense y sirviÓ dos veces en afg

solo en cines . >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> de regreso aquÍ al programa en esta bella ciudad de los Ángeles yjor. >>> sÍ. >>> a ver hombres. >>> claudio quÉ opinas tÚ? >>> quÉ haces si te dicen sino firmas no hay matrimonio? >>> creo que si me pide eso no me quiere. >>> mira. >>> es cierto. >>> estoy a punto de casarme y no hemos hablado de esto. >>> estoy a un punto de casarme. >>> pero por quÉ no hablas de tema. >>> hemos hablado un poquito pero pienso que no me lo va a pedir yo tampoco. >>> no es cierto. >>> porque cuando tÚ quieres una persona vas a ser las cosas que tengan que hacer para protecciÓn de matrimonio. >>> tranquilos. >>> voy con miguel. >>> tÚ estÁs casado? >>> sÍ. >>> firmaste algÚn contrato pre nupcial. >>> no pero lo hubiera firmado. >>> pero por quÉ. >>> bueno porque tÚ sabes al momento de la relaciÓn cuando comienza todo bien, pero cuando comienzan los problemas sale la otra persona que no conocÍas o la parte que no conocÍas de la persona. >>> cuÁnto tiempo llevas casado? >>> alrededor de seis aÑos. >>> seis aÑos. >>> y quÉ puede salir que ahora que les comentado a ella

live in los angeles. you are looking at the 101, a major, major highway in los angeles.art of it blocked least by protesters. as we monitor protests across the country, donald trump is not turning to the same crowd of washington insiders. it appears to help him make cabinet election selections. he may look to the private sector to fill certain spots and go to established politicians to fill others. let's bring back our panel andre bauer, former lieutenant governor of south carolina and alice stewart, republican strategist, ted cruz, communications director and trump supporter. thank you, guys. transition happens immediately. there's a lot of work to do in the next 70 days. let's talk about the position of treasury secretary. when you look at the names floated out there right now. karl carl icahn's name is being floated, steve minution. >> it is hard for them to take the pay cut but i hope they will see an opportunity to make their country bert, stronger and greater using their talents and they will answer the call for their country. >> i think carl icahn has said he is n

a million in los angeles county. and if you look at those numbers and native born who commit crime, that's something that happens with human beings and we should make sure someone is an undocumented immigrant or a native-born american if they're committing crimes and they need to be held accountable we need to make sure the legal system works. but the idea of massive sweeps and deportations, we're experiencing an economic boom here in los angeles. a big part of that has been that under president obama, many of these undocumented migrants have moved into legal status and seen their wages go up by 40% and lifted the wages by all of us to put them back into the shadows, will depress the wages of our citizens, as well as those individuals and could risk the strength of our main street economies throughout the united states. 60% of our local businesses are started by immigrants, some of them that don't have documentation and there's reason why 65% of americans want a pathway towards citizenship for undocumented migrants.

>> you are looking at los angeles. just a few moments ago, people chanting "not our president, not our president". these are people not happy with the results of this election. and take a look now at some live pictures out of los angeles, california, where it is 11:00 p.m. local time. a crowd of thousands of people, many of them flowing over onto the 101, a major highway there, right near downtown shutting down part of it. so far, no reports of any violence or injuries or arrests, but this process is enormously disruptive stopping traffic going in both directions throughout los angeles. >>> right now, tonight, the united states -- the united nations -- the united states is not united, i should note. we are witnessing a clear division. half of the country feels like they have won. others are scared and angry. they are taking to the streets wanting to be heard. let's bring in our panel, al stewart, a former communications director for ted cruz and a trump supporter, simone sanders the former national press secretary for

reportero: en el distrito escolar de los angeles, el segundo mÁs grande del paÍs, los focos de alertascÓ tranquilizar a los estudiantes ante los temores de una agresiva o la de deportaciones y la anulaciÓn de daca al iniciarse el gobierno del presidente electo, donald trump. >> los resultados de la elecciÓnles dejaron sintiendo ansiar y miedo. nuestro mensaje no tengan miedo. estamos aquÍ para ustedes. reportero: se estima que hasta 150.000 familias con hijos inscritos en escuelas de los angeles estÁn directamente impactadas por el tema de la emigraciÓn. el reciÉn he -- presidente de la junta escolar asegurÓ que no se dejarÁ agentes federales entran en las escuelas. >> van a proteger los sueÑos y derechos de todas las familias y todos los estudiantes. reportero: el alcalde tambiÉn se reuniÓ en privado con los estudiantes, justo a una semana de que muchos de ellos salieran a la calle para expresar su oposiciÓn a los planes del presidente electo. >> dijo que no nos espantamos. dijo que todo vamos a estar bien aquÍ unidos. reportero: el alcalde de los angeles seÑalÓ que sus oficiales no

desde los Ángeles tenemos dos equipos y bueno acompaÑando a kevin ortiz. del donde eres? ya se estÁ emparejando. >>> venga. cinco a uno a favor de luis ernesto. venga. seis a uno. venga. muestre que tiene 18 kevin quÉ pasÓ, ya tiene 21 bueno. >>> kevin. >>> pero luis ernesto te estÁ ganando. >>> oh my god. >>> fue fuera, no fue punto. >>> va, 7, 2, venga todo hay tiempo kevin. >>> 7. 3, cÓrrele el tiempo apremia, oh quÉ tal que fue este dele, dele, le pasÓ volando. ya. seÑores. mi querido kevin. la experiencia contra la juventud el ganador de este juego fue luis ernesto franco de seÑora acero la coyote eso y kevin ¿quÉ pasÓ?. >>> uf! ni modo el pÚblico ya estÁ aquÍ grito. >>> para los ganadores felicidades tenemos aquÍ dos boletos para entrar a universal estudios. ya tienes con quiÉn ir? >>> sÍ. >>> eso. >>> te vas a llevar a alguien que estÉ aquÍ presente. >>> bueno amigos nosotros continuamos con mÁs de un nuevo dÍa. >>> y te tenemos igualmente un regalo para ti. >>> regresamos enseguida. >>> claro que sÉ que rico. >>> que bueno. >>> exactamente. >>> pero bueno vamos a

a lot of these people work and open up spaces in los angeles. there's hundreds and hundreds of art spaces. at the same time, it's kind of interesting that, um, as varied as the community is in los angeles, inink about hohw many large commununities of specific regionsns in the world, specifific countriries, exist h. it's massive. it's--in some ways, , it's like the e global souuth exists hehere on a--in a--in a w way it doesesn't exext ananywhere elslse in the w worl, probabably, rightt? i mean,n, alall this huguge collectition f peopople. you knknow, if youou k at, , i think--a-at--at--at the cultural ininstitutionsns of los angeles and even the things we teach in our art schools, i don'tt--i'm not soso sure that t reflects that diversity. i''m not so sure that it reflects that constituen. mirandnda: it's funny because when people e are like, "l.a., creative hotbed," and i was like, "ok, everyone calm down. our number one source of economomic revenue is still manufacturing and the port." [men speaking spapanish] pinedo: how--how fast can we conv

libra oraciÓn respondida los Ángeles respondiendo todas tus oraciones para que dÉ lo positivo.ger paty vega dijo que es un montaje, ella dijo que lorenzo es un chico ejemplar, incapaz de y respetarse y poner en riesgo el nombre de su padre. >>> a mÍ si me parece >>> la foto que pusieron la de la derecha, la verdad no me parece para nada, el sitio web gay mÁs.com quienes sacaron la foto, ellos por su parte supuestamente que si es el hijo de chayanne, obvio la oficina de chayanne lo depensmintiÓ pero m personalmente es algo personal de rashel no creo que es el hijo >>> no se parece >>> a mÍ tampoco se parece en nada y hasta el momento ni chayanne y su hijo han comentado al respecto hay que esperar que ellos digan no >>> increÍble las redes sociales, pero bueno cambiando de tema completamente. no sÉ si se acuerdan de la pelÍcula (nombre en inglÉs) o cuando harry conociÓ a sally que Él decÍa que entre un hombre y una mujer no podÍa haber amist amistad. ahora cientÍficamente es cierto lo que dice harry no puede haber amistad porque en la mente de los hombres ellos sienten cierta atr

. >>> las escuelas de los Ángeles no permitirÁn la entrada de agentes federales el a al menos que hayal departamento de la policÍa de la ciudad que se ha comprometido no sfunz funcionar como agenciaes infuncionar como agenciaes in d inmigraciÓn. y ahora piden que los jÓvenes con daca sigan. >>> estÁn arriesgando de perder dinero vale la pena este riesgo porque serÍan dos aÑos de permiso de trabajo todo lo que se dice ahora es especulaciÓn nadie sabremos lo que pase con el presidente trump cuando e empiece el prÓximo aÑo. si necesita hacer este trÁmite tiene que hacerlo antes que el nuevo gobierno tome el poder. en mÉxico estÁn preocupados si mÉxico deporte los migrantes mÁs peligros peligrosos. >>> moisÉs perez fue migrante s indocumentado hace unos aÑos en estados unidos, regresÓ a su pueblo en jalisco, y teme que las amenazas de donald trump de portar migrantes serÁn complicado >>> afectarÁ todo jalisco >>> moisÉs fue de portado porque segunda la oficina de estados unidos, el aÑo pasado 140 mi graept migrantes fueron deportados a mÉxico >>> nada masi mÁs va a alimenta este proceso >>

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 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 going to be. we never know what is going to happen. >> it took me a year to get access, but for the next ten 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 that 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 this

reiterando que su trabajo no es deportar, el jefe de la policÍa de los angeles garantizÓ que la informacións civiles, o se agrede o daÑa la propiedad de una persona debido a su raza, u origen nacional o Étnico su religiÓn o preferencia sexual. >> aunque no estÉn seguros si es un crimen o no, igual deben reportarlo. enrique: seguimos en los angeles, la ciudad sirviÓ de escenario para una procesiÓn en favor de los inmigrantes indocumentados, quienes en los Últimos meses han sentido temor por todo lo que se ha dicho sobre las posibles deportaciones, cientos abarrotaron las calles para pedir comida. >> familias unidas, jamÁs serán vencidas. juan carlos:es una peregrinaciÓn que esperan sirva para apoyar a la comunidad inmigrante. >>vamos a seguir adelante. juan carlos: los asistentes caminaron por las calles de los angeles portando cruces con la palabra unidad. en esta iglesia, antes de la misa, lÍderes hablaron del miedo que existepor la amenaza de las deportaciones. advirtieron que podrÍan venir tiempos difÍciles pero aÚn asÍ se mostraron optimistas. marÍa elena dice que vino a nombre de sus h

you have the los angeles mayor on there. and it reminds me of jemile shaw who was a case that i worked with him on that came to my attention while i work in kong, 17-year-old black boy promising football career, going to go to college was shot in the head by an illegal alien gang member just released from the county jail who should have been deported because of something called special rule 40 which doesn't allow law enforcement officers to ask about illegal immigration status. i ties the the hands of law and order in these cities. i feel like we've failedt because we have allowed this to go on so long and don't enforce the law and create this problem. >> i see flinching when you si illegal alien. >>, et cetera a working government term. >> this has ben an issue existing since the 1980s and let's look at the history and the reality. a lot of people are throwing around these terms when in reality it is not legal term. i think mayor garcetti was right on point when he said he doesn't even call us a sanctuary city because there

ocupado durante estos dÍas festivos por acciÓn de gracias, seguido por atlanta y tambiÉn el de los Ángeles millones de personas en los prÓximos dÍas, esto es 4% mÁs que el aÑo pasado, como pueden observar las filas fluyen pero tanto aquÍ como en otros aeropuertos del paÍs hay que armarse con mucho tiempo pero sobre todo mucha paciencia. >> justo a tiempo y con el estrÉs por los cielos llegÓ lucÍa al aeropuerto de chicago acompaÑada de su hija priscila, viaja a denver para celebrar acciÓn de gracias con su hermano. >> estaba ¿ para dÓnde voy, para dÓnde camino? luego cuidando a mi hija, mi hija me cuida a mÍ ¿ verdad?. >> la misma situaciÓn se vive en los principales aeropuertos del paÍs, como atlanta, nueva york, entre otros, en chicago se prueban sistemas a automÁticos que aumentan la eficiencia 30%. >> vamos a estar por primera vez en acciÓn de gracias juntos, originalmente era pasarla con mi familia en costa rica pero no se puede. >> la avalancha de viajeros no es solo en el aeropuerto, con la gasolina mÁs barata este aÑo irÁn por carretera un millÓn de personas mÁs que el aÑo pasado, e

en los angeles, desde hace 37 aÑos, los policÍas se han guiado por la llamada orden especial 40. >> nodo uno. reportero: el jefe explicÓ que su postura no es producto de su gusto o su simpatÍa personal, si no necesidad de establecer confianza en la ciudadanÍa. >> si tienes a comunidades que no confÍan en la policía, entonces la policÍa no tiene ojos ni oÍdos. jaime: por su parte, el asesor de inmigraciÓn del presidente electo, dicho que ningÚn indocumentado tendrÁ pase libre, y seÑalÓ que las ciudades que ofrezcan santuario se a dejar a perder millones en fondos federales. el jefe de la policÍa de los angeles tambiÉn dejÓ muy clara su postura ante la posibilidad de perder fondos federales por no colaborar con las redadas del servicio de inmigraciÓn. "perder fondos federales es un asunto importante y no nos gusta". pero aclarÓ que esto no es una situaciÓn de dinero, sino de los valores primordiales de su departamento. por su parte, el departamento de vehÍculos de california asegurÓ que los registros de inmigrantes que obtuvieron una licencia para conducir, no serÁn compartidos con inmig

keep us posted there from los angeles.ppreciate that. >>> so, it's just not new york and los angeles. protesters are also gathering and marching through chicago. we'll continue to monitor this story and the organized protests there. stay with us. >>> welcome back. i'm fredricka whitfield in washington. repealing and replacing obamacare was one of the rallying cries when donald trump was campaigning. now that he is president-elect, there are questions of whether he is opening himself up to a compromise. here is cnns sarah murray. >> reporter: after his full throated campaign calls to repeal president obama's signature health care law -- >> real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing obamacare. >> reporter: now it appears donald trump may be willing to strike a deal. trump telling the wall street journal after meeting with the president on thursday, he's open to preserving portions of obamacare like a provision that prevents insurers of denying coverage because of pre-existing conditions and allowing children

this is a major freeway through the heart of los angeles. a faceoff with police. numerous fires there as well. not a good night in many cities across america. most of the protest were peaceful, however, this one destructive in downtown los angeles. in portland hundreds gathered outside the courthouse to protest against president elect donald trump. protest reported in 16 cities across the country. >> kim: i talked about oakland a little while ago. now the full picture of oakland. huge crowds pouring into the streets. they thought this was at least 5,000 people. protest, just carrying signs. however you see fires set in the streets. >> dana: donald trump headed to the white house to meet with the president of the united states at 8:00 our time. tracy potts reports. >> i say it is time for to us come together as one united people. >> that begins today with the extraordinary image many thought would never now president elect donald trump and his wife side by side with the obamas at the white house this morning. for private meetings the president says his transition t

and that's the "cbs evening news" tonight from los angeles. for all of us at cbs news all >>> people across the valley are chomping at the bit to find out what the new name and logo will be for our local hockey team. we are live at the t-mobile arena for tonight's big reveal! ((paul joncich)) >>> cracking down on illegal activities in local clubs. the i-team's george knapp gets the lowdown from a notorious nightclub insider... ... also ((denise valdez)) >>> a must get toy is making the top of many chidren's holiday lists. what you need to know to snag this hot item that's expected to sell out on black firday./// ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>rain has moved on and now all eyes are on the all important thanksgiving forecast. that's straight ahead on the valley's news leader<<<))) <<< news music voice over: "now, live...this is 8 news now at six." >>> ((denise valdez)) >>>the booming las vegas nightclub industry, rocked by several scandals in recent years, has been holding large scale sex trafficking. thanks for joining us.. i'm denise valdez.. ((paul

los Ángeles no hará nada para detenerlos, aunque el gobierno federal lo llegara a ordenar, asÍ lo reiteroÍa. comentÓ que para la ciudad es mÁs importante la buena relaciÓn de la comunidad que cumplir con leyes que no le corresponden. reportero: fijando una postura que lo opone a los objetivos del presidente electo, el jefe de la policÍa de los angeles fue claro. sus agentes no participarÁn en la bÚsqueda de inmigrantes indocumentados para su deportaciÓn. (habla en inglÉs) el jefe de la policÍa seÑalÓ que por posiciÓn legal, vigilar el cumplimiento de las leyes inmigraciÓn es una tarea de gobierno federal. por lo tanto, noroeste los departamentos de policÍa locales. en los angeles, hace 37 aÑos que los policÍas se ordenan por la orden especial 40. >> estamos aquÍ para servirles, no para buscar indocumentados. reportero: el jefe explicÓ que su postura no es producto de su gusto o su simpatÍa personal. su objetivo es establecer la confianza de la ciudadanÍa para mantener la seguridad. >> tienen ojos y oÍdos por lo tanto, ellos basa su trabajo de forma mÁs eficiente. reportero: advirtieren qu

and that's the cbs evening news tonight from los angeles. for all of us at cbs news all >> right now at 6:00, a family is outraged to find out the woman who pled guilty in the deaths of their two grandsons is out on work release. heather jenson left her two sons alone in the suv with the heat on while she smoked pot and had sex. the children became overheated in the suv and died. jenson lives springs now. >> matt kroschel found her and jensen answered his questions. what did you learn, matt? >> reporter: well, jim, we came here to find her an we did that at a sandwich shop here in steam boat springs. tonight, she says she is breaking her silence after all these years because she wants to allow healing to begin. she also wants to clear the boys there. >> reporter: a terrible dream that won't end even as heather jensen leaves a jail cell for a halfway house. >> it is a light sentence regardless. even if i didn't go to prison or if i'm still in there. it is a life sentence because i don't get to watch them grow up. i would do anything in the wo

and that's the "cbs evening news" tonight from los angeles.cbs news all around the world, good night. the city hammers out a game plan for a stadium deal.. with an n-f-l legend. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. i'm allen martin. new hope for raider nation. oakland is closing in on a stadium financing deal.. with a group that is backed by n-f-l hall of famer ronnie lott.. kpix 5's susie steimle with the behind the scenes negotiations.. to keep the team from leaving for las vegas. mayor libby schaaf/oakland: "51:01 there is a willingness and an ability to put forward the private funds that we believe it will take to build a stadium and still be responsible to the public dollar" mayor libby schaaf wants raiders fans and owner mark davis to know the city is not backing down in the fight to keep the team in oakland. (schaaf) "51:40 it's my job to bring him a real deal that's competitive with las vegas or any other market" las vegas already committed 750 million dollars of public money that would go toward building a stadium there. schaaf says

out to los angeles now where protesters have shut down interstate 101.. police in riot gear have moved in to try and restore order. couple went missing last december after they were today.. investigators also removed a storage container from todd kohlhepp's property where a woman was found chained inside. cleared brad pitt has been cleared.... of child abuse charges. child and family services closed the case..... after investigating.... a verbal and physical abuse incident! according to t-m-z... it happened on a private jet..... back in september.... while pitt was intoxicated. days later... angelina jolie filed for divorce... from pitt. for now... she has custody of their -6- children. we'll be right back with a we'll be right back with a final look at your wake-up we'll be right back with a final look at your wake-up weather forecast. but first... with a preview of tonight's show... right after.... 13 action news. ((verbatim)) that's our news for tonight.. up next. and remember.. we're always on at ktnv.com and on the ktnv mobile app. and we leave you w

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here in los angeles, more than 30,000 people will spend the holiday on the street. homelessness is dropping in much of the country, but not in more. >> reporter: in santa ana, california, this tent city is home to. 500 people living in the shadow of city hall. >> they want to pretend we don't exist. >> reporter: nick blinderman is 26, and uses heroin. >> i've never in my life seen anything like the drug use around here. it's as common as, like, drinking a cup of cove in the morning. >> reporter: homelessness is rising in california in part because housing costs and rent have skyrocketed. nearly 120,000 people are now 66% of them live on the street, the highest rate of people without shelter in the country. >> you cannot convince me on any day of the week that this is a way that people should have to live. >> reporter: mark ridley thomas is a los angeles can county supervise. tents line street all over los angeles and ridley thomas wants governor jerry brown to declare a state of emergency, using address homelessness. you believe this is a disaster just like a wildfi

and that's the cbs evening news tonight from los angeles. from washington, d.c., this is the "jeopardy!" teen tournament. please welcome our three finalists. a junior from north woodmere, new york, alec fischthal, who $16,500 in the first game of our finals. a sophomore from madison, alabama, 000. and a junior from darien, connecticut, michael borecki, who won no money on yesterday's show. and now, from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. for the last time here in d.c. is a bittersweet moment for me, and i'll tell you why. at the end of this half-hour, these three young men are going to be leaving here very happy -- the champion with $100,000, the second place finisher with a guaranteed $50,000, the third place finisher with a guaranteed $25,000., but i'm going to be leaving here with a tinge of sadness, because of all of the wonderful people we have met here at dar constitution hall. we'll get rid of the dollar figures in front oalec and sharath. they start from z

and that's the cbs evening news tonight from los angeles. he was a former suspect in the i-10 shooting. we're hearing directly from let's merit, jr. on his most recent arrest. >> bruce is back. the cardinals head coach sidelined by a health scare. when he's returning to practice and whether he'll be at this weekend's game in atlanta. >> you can't fix stupid. it quiet but you can't fix it. >> a plan steals from a home thought once but twice his confrontation with a very protective neighbor. a county leapedder is ripping the arizona diamondbacks he says the team really blew a chance to save tack pair money. >> we told you how investors pulled out of the deal to buy chase field cbs 5 dennis welch is live at chase field with answers on what this means for taxpayers and the team. stay on the along for maintaining and operating chase field it's going to reignite a pretty gig fight between the county and the team over who's going to pay for pretty expensive renovations at the stadium. the arizona diamondbacks may have just dropped the ball for the

we have a busy corridor between los angeles and las vegas. anything within your world you've heard of that drivers need to know about before they head out. >> just in general we see this window around 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. when people get off work and head to their destinations this. is the most congested time to travel on the road. if you can get out early, hit the roads early, that is your best bet. we see notn we head late beer the afternoon. >> kim: thank you so much. invaluable advice to get everyone started with here in las vegas. we appreciate you, have a safe one. >> dana: more than a dozen children still in the hospital in chattanooga, tennessee after that horrible bus crash earlier this week that killed five children. driver has been arrested. that's 24-year-old john anthony of vehicular homicide. he was speeding when he lost control and wrapped that bus around that tree. nbc news learned from stated records that walker had his license suspended for 25 days for failing to show insurance and involved in a minor school bus accident two mo

i'd like you to meet sergeant hunter of the los angeles police department. -lord rutherford, how are you? -and inspector foster from scotland yard. -oh, i'm sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt. -no, they're here regarding that nasty business i told you about. -oh yes, do you really think that monster is here? -well, it's a possibility. -i'm a great admirer of your work, lord rutherford. -please, call me tony. -tony came in from singapore a few weeks ago. he's here to update his latest book, wonderful photographs. i highly recommend it. -lord fraser, the list? -yes, of course. tony. -pleasure. -nice meeting you all. -the killer attacks sporadically with no particulul plan. he's gone for as long as five or six weeks without attacking. he gets the urge to kill even when it's unsafe for him to do so. -thanks, inspector foster. any questions? hunter. -mccarthy, rude, you've got the list of the british nationals that are in los angeles. i know it's a big job but they gotta be checked out. hardy, ames, there's a lot of stores in the area that carry the type of music

feliz dia encuentro cara a cara, pero el alcalde de los angeles, eric garcetti, hablo por telefono directamente con el presidente electo,donald trump. y entre otros temas de interes mutuo, garcetti insistio en su defensa de los inmigrantes indocumentados. desde los angeles, dulce castellanos nos dice por que garcetti esta enviando un mensaje de esperanza tras su conversacion con trump. el pentagono anuncio hoy que un miembro del servicio de estados unidos fue abatido por un dispositivo explosivo improvisado, en el norte de siria. la muerte se produjo cerca de ayn issa, un poblado a solo 35 millas de raqqa, usualmente, el pentagono espera 24 horas para dar a conocer la identidad de los miembros del servicio fallecidos en combate. en este dia de accion de gracias, los padres de un veterano latino de las fuerzas armadas , acuden a la clemencia de las autoridades de inmigracion para que no deporten a su hijo, quien es residente legal . el joven soldado estuvo en combate en afganistan, pero a su regreso cometio un error que le ha costado todo lo que defendio en tirras extrajeras. viviana avila nos c

pero nos vamos a los Ángeles! nguaje. tambiÉn llaman a un matemÁtico a la misiÓn. la doctora louise bence aprende a hablar con estos visitantes y comienza a experimentar flashback. ahora la pregunta es, vienen en paz? o son una amenaza ? eso se lo dejo a ustedes de tarea, asÍ que vayan a ver "arrival" quÉ se estrena el 11 de noviembre. ana: no se si te pasa, johnny... pero despuÉs de ver estas pelÍculas uno sale viendo para todos lados. johnny: yo me quedÉ asombrado porque estoy loca por ver esta historia. ana: que se quede en historia. vÁmonos mejor con los chicos y quÉ tenemos al regresar? alan: suÉltate, suéltate! ♪ que siga la algarabÍa, vamos a divertirnos ♪ asÍ se va a mover willy en 30 aÑos! oigan miren... no, no, yo voy a hablar de mi familia favorita. los kardashian... al paso que vamos presidentes van hacer prÓximamente. las kardashian sacan provecho de todo lo que les pasay las cÁmaras nunca se apagan. es por eso que es nuestro video del dÍa. karla: se preparan para hacer el reto del maniquÍ, ya saben qu

. >> estoy en la plaza que es el corazÓn latino de los Ángeles, en este cafÉ dos jÓvenes dreamers, pedrona reuniÓn de grupos proinmigrantes, ivÁn cuÉntame tu historia. >> lleguÉ a los nueve meses, me trajeron mis padres indocumentado desde el comienzo, 24 aÑos despuÉs sigo indocumentado, mis padres tienen residencia legal, mis hermanos son ciudadanos pero no tengo papeles ahorita. >> pedro. >> soy beneficiario de daca, vine cuando tenÍa seis aÑos, tenemos mi familia aquÍ hace 20 aÑos, este mes cumplÍ los 20 aÑos en el paÍs sin papeles, yo y mi hermana tenemos acciÓn diferida pero eso tambiÉn estÁ en el limbo porque viene la presidencia de trump. >> ¿ eliminarÍa las acciones ejecutivas, daca, te preocupa eso?. >> pues nuestra manera de vivir en este paÍs, eso es lo que esÁa en riesgo al perder daca, muchos de nosotros tenemos trabajos, con ese seguro social de acciÓn diferida que estÁ posiblemente lo vamos a perder, muchos otros tenemos licencia de manejo por medio de acciÓn diferida. >> ¿quÉ hacer ahora, cuÁl es el panorama?. >> todos tenemos que juntarnos con los aliados de otros movimi

and that's one whole percentage point more than los angeles. so what is the problem? according to the study, they say it's because of affordable housing. more people are living outside of silicon valley and commuting in so they can find affordable housing outside our region. live in sunnyvale, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> that's an interesting study. roqui, you lived in both places. l.a. and the bay area. what do you think? >> i grew up in l.a. in traffic but when i moved here, i was saying it's worse! and no one believed me so all i have to say now is i told you so! okay. let's take a look now at the bay area traffic. it's bad this morning starting here in san rafael. southbound 101 at lincoln avenue. we do have an overturned truck and this is a chp-issued traffic alert because it will take a while to remove from the road. that will take 30 minutes or more. cars in the area driving at just 16 miles per hour. and if you are heading to the golden gate bridge, that looks okay from marin, san rafael area to the golden gate toll plaza. that will take you just about 15 minute

john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. >> a great idea. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. ,, f0 >>> hi, everybody. good to have you with us on this day after thanksgiving. we hope you had a wonderful one with your family. this is black friday, november 25th. i'm alan gionet. one of tv's most famous mothers has pa as carol brady from the brady brunch died last night in a hospital in los angeles. henderson's manager said she had suffered from hater failure. here's a look back on the life of the 82-year-old actress. ? here's the story of a lovely lady ? who was bringing up three very lovely girls ? >> reporter: florence henderson cemented her mark as one of america's favorite moms when

>>> porque si existen borrachos que roben a la gente arrestarles. >>> en los Ángeles marÍa paula ochoa el despacho del presidente de estados unidos es el Épopicentro de la polÍtica mundial, por ejemplo fue el escritorio como este donde el presidente barack obama firmÓ el plan de rescate econÓmico para puerto rico conocido como la ley promesa en junio de este aÑo. >>> y tambiÉn aquÍ, el presidente bush anunciÓ comienzo de la invasiÓn a irak en marzo del 2003. >>> y una sala como esta en la oficina oval los presidentes reciben a presidentes de otros paÍses como tambiÉn a miembros de su propia administraciÓn incluso tambiÉn pasan tiempo con sus amigos cercanos.. >>> la verdadera oficina estÁ en el ala occidente de la casa blanca. y estarÁ aquÍ donald trump y tomarÁ decisiones importantes desde aquÍ elegir al prÓximo fe grant de la corte y quÉ pasarÁ con obamacare quÉ se espera para indocumentados en el paÍs, y cÓmo luchar contra isis y otras posibles amenazas a la seguridad nacional. >>> a partir de este 20 de enero dÍa de inauguraciÓn, comenzaremos a conocer las respuestas a estas y much

i'm laurie anthony in los angeles. back to you. >>> no matter what candidate you like or you don't like i think one thing we would all vote for spencer christian is 70 and sunny is pretty good in terms of conditions. >> spectacular. >> just gorgeous. >> mid to upper 70s on november 8th. that's almost unheard of, but we'll take it chblt here is a look at live doppler 7, sunny skies across the bay area right now, you might see a thin wispy high cloud or two but this is stunningly beautiful weather. check out this live view from our rooftop camera looking at blue skies over the bay. 72 in the city, 73 oakland, 72 mountain view, 77 at san jose and gill roy, 66 at half-moon bay. this is the view from our emeryville camera looking at a blue western sky. 75 degrees in all these locations -- almost all, santa rosa, napa, november at that, 74, and blue skies prevail over the golden gate, these are our forecast feature, above average temperatures for the next few days, slightly cooler over the weekend only by a few degrees and t

los angeles police arrested at least 13 people overnight. and this is the crowd in chicago overnight. the protesters marched through downtown and onto busy streets. they walked through traffic to show their frustration with the election. and in san francisco, it was also a busy night as hundreds of protesters staged a sit-in outside of city hall. there were even more protests overnight in portland, oregon, philadelphia, dallas and more. back to you. melinda: wisn 12 news time is 4:32. today, donald trump will visit his future home. he'll be at the white house meeting with president obama. together they'll plan a smooth transition of power. the president called trump yesterday to congratulate him on winning the election. said he is rooting for trump and that he's proud of hillary clinton for all her work. ben: hillary clinton gave her concession speech yesterday. she thanked all her supporters and encouraged them to keep moving forward. she also had a special message for young girls. >> to all the little girls who are watching this, never dou

yo salgo con jimena desde los Ángeles. vean el trayecto. tÓn usa. javier: se que es el regalo que le van a dar a cada uno de estos niÑos. mi causa por ejemplo es teletÓn, mi pasión es informar. pero mi causa es teletÓn. tony: pendiente y ademÁs es una experiencia agotadora fÍsicamente y a mí me enriqueciÓ mucho emocionalmente. sÉ que este aÑo se va a repetir la experiencia. javier: lo mÁs importante abrir los corazones y participar. carolina:bueno, y hablando de cosas que tenemos que estar agradecidos, estos dos chicos estÁn muy emocionados porque son nÚmero felicidades! >> estamos muy contentos, ha sido un gran logro para nosotros. carolina: mÁs adelante vamos estar con ustedes para que nos cuenten cÓmo se conocieron y cÓmo llegaron a este hit nÚmero uno. ya volvemos. ♪ ♪ ♪ los rescatistas de vida silvestre abren muchas botellas de dawn. fuerte contra la grasa, pero suave. dawn ayuda a abrir algo aún más importante visita facebook.com, dawn saves wildlife javier:seguimos por las pantallas de univisiÓn. gracias por seguir junto a nosotros. a

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los angeles has been an epicenter of the protests. l.a.'etti joins me on the phone. mayor, thank you for being here. we saw 3,000 people gathered protesting last night in los angeles, 150 arrests. how would you describe the protests today? >> they've been great, poppy. i've been proud of my city, proud of students out there, proud of people who are exercising their patriotic right, it's their responsibility to be out there, expressing our opinions and speaking out for the values we embody here, the american values in los angeles of tolerance and pluralism and activism. i know the headlines are always the few people who jump onto a freeway or two or three people who spray paint something. we'll always deal with lawless behavior. really the main story is that americans, not just in my city but around the country are saying we are a country where we want to continue to embrace people regardless of how they worship god, who they love, where they live, or even immigration status. l.a. will continue to take the lead in the coming weeks, months, a