. >> vecinos y activistas frustra un operativo de ice y del fbi en los Ángeles. rupo de voluntarios se organiza en esa ciudad santuario para proteger a los migrantes indocumentados. el presidente de ucrania se pronuncia tras el tenso cara a cara frente a las cÁmaras con el presidente donald trump. afirma que no tiene porque disculparse el secretario de estado marcÓ rubio tambiÉn comentÓ sobre la reuniÓn. bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad, se presenta en una corte de nueva york, el narcotraficante mexicano rafael quintero y vicente carrillo fuentes. les diremos que sigue ahora para ellos y los otros narcotraficantes enviados a estados unidos. empeora la salud del papa francisco tras un incidente respiratorio. las prÓximas horas serÁn claves para valorar las secuelas como para haber. el conductor de un autobÚs escolar se convierte en hÉroe al salvar a los niÑos de las llamas que se desataron en el vehÍculo. ♪ ♪ ♪ elian: muy buenas noches. agentes de ice y de el fbi realizaron un operativo en los Ángeles frustrado por vecinos y activistas pro migrantes, mientras la

durÓ vecinos y activistas pro inmigrantes frustran un operativo de ice el fbi en los Ángeles. te grupo de voluntarios se organiza en la ciudad santuario para proteger a los inmigrantes indocumentados. el presidente ucrania se pronuncia tras el tenso cara cara con las cÁmaras con el presidente donald trump y afirma que no? por quÉ disculparse y el secretario de estado tambiÉn comentÓ de la reuniÓn y bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad, se presenta una corte de nueva york rafael caro quintero y vicente carrillo fuentes, y le decimos quÉ sigue ahora para ellos y los otros narcotraficantes que son enviados a estados unidos y empeora la salud del papa francisco tras un incidente respiratorio y las prÓximas horas serÁn claves para mejorar las secuelas que pueda haber y el conductor de un autobÚs escolar se convierte en hÉroe a rescatar a los niÑos de las llamas que se desataron en el vehÍculo. presentador: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con elia zidane. elian: agentes de ice y el fbi hicieron con operativo en los angeles que fue frustrado por activistas por inmigrantes

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so we're talking about 60 degrees down there in los angeles. a wet conditions expected, the same system that is going to bring us some rain today. we had record highs to talk about san jose tying the last record set back in 1924 of 77 degrees. santa rosa breaking the old record 79. look at that oakland 74. a tie for today. say goodbye to the mild spring like weather, because here comes a storm system on live doppler seven. we're already seeing a lot of fog out ahead of it. some higher clouds as well. here's a look at visibility. it's down to five miles in half moon bay. earlier tonight it was about a half a mile, so be careful as we take a look at some live pictures. sutro and exploratorium showing you the fog just shrouding san francisco temperatures right now, anywhere from the 40s to the 60. here's a look at the storm impact scale. we have a level one tomorrow night into sunday. showers, breezy conditions, a chance of thunderstorms on sunday, and dangerous surf is coming your way. so tomorrow night it's not a washout for your saturday plans,

so we're talking about 60 degrees down there in los angeles. wet conditions expected, the same system that is going to bring us some rain today. we had record highs to talk about san jose tying the last record set back in 1924 of 77 degrees. santa rosa breaking the old record 79. look at that oakland 74. a tie for today. say goodbye to the mild spring like weather, because here comes a storm system on live doppler seven. we're already seeing a lot of fog out ahead of it. some higher clouds as well. here's a look at visibility. it's down to five miles in half moon bay. earlier tonight it was about a half a mile, so be careful as we take a look at some live pictures. sutro and exploratorium showing you the fog just shrouding san francisco temperatures right now, anywhere from the 40s to the 60. here's a look at the storm impact scale. we have a level one tomorrow night into sunday. showers, breezy conditions, a chance of thunderstorms on sunday, and dangerous surf is coming your way. so tomorrow night it's not a washout for your saturday plans, b

community of. >> filmmakers. >> but the community of los angeles. >> moments before our interview, ace. >> told cnn that best actress nominee karla sofia gascon would attend the ceremony amidst a scandal that saw the emilia pÉrez star apologizing for offensive tweets overshadowing her historic moment. as the first out transgender person nominated for acting at the oscars. >> was there ever a discussion of rescinding. >> that nomination? >> all of our nominees are invited. >> to attend the oscars. i think what's so important. >> this year? we have over 200 nominees. we need to celebrate. >> all. >> of our nominees. >> kramer also insists the oscars shouldn't get political. is that something that throughout the night, you want to steer clear of? >> absolutely. we do talk to them about keeping things focused on the. >> work. >> but this is really a moment for the artist to to have for themselves. >> the day of our. >> interview. >> kramer made a wickedly big announcement. >> we have incredible performances lined up. doja cat, liza ray, cynthia. >> erivo, ariana. >> grande, queen latifah

he didn't take long to find his range in spring training. smashing a full run for the los angeles noticed, i guess his former team angels adult does say the says a game of regular season in tokyo. just not sure how long it is 1st, it left the school for me. i'll have more for you later on, but for now it's back to the started. thanks very much for that. i will see you bit later. thank you. now in south korea, hundreds of people have dressed in traditional costumes, much to celebrate independence. yeah. first session took place in the city of a to 9 march 1st as the end of us, really the 1990 civilian, not right to lead to south chris independence from japanese collecting the old rules which ended in 1945. that's it from 8 o'clock from this news. uh, probably more close to the website out there at the company's new address. and this will be here in just a moment. the number on file is and i'll see if it like the that's what i could do is international, downstairs, downstairs, 7 of whom have survived and speak couple attacks from arm groups linked to a kite. our ice will take to the stage,

we have sanford biggers, a new york based artist raised in los angeles.his work is an interplay of narrative perspective and history that speaks to current happenings while examining the context that bore them. here we see a few views of his recent suspended public art project for the portland international airport. and next up we have trevor paglen, a new york based artist whose work explores the intersections between technology, time, space and human perception often adopting the visual language and materials of aviation and aerospace engineering. here we see a few examples of past work from his nonfunctional temporary satellite series. >> mm hmm. and lavar thomas who really needs no introduction to this group but is a bay area based artist whose work across various media consistently combines strong conceptual foundations with esthetic beauty. here we see a few examples of her past suspended tambourine sculptures highlighting the instrument's egalitarian nature . and lastly we have pei white who lives and works between sonoma county and los angeles. he

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abc's melissa adan is in los angeles with the latest.g, melissa. >> reporter: gio, good morning, so, gene hackman and his wife's death still remain a mystery. this as investigators are just trying to get their hands on any new information so they can put together a time line of the couple's last known whereabouts. this morning, as authorities intensify the investigation into the deaths of legendary actor gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa, one potential cause in their suspicious deaths remain a question. >> both individuals tested negative for carbon monoxide. the manner and cause of death has not been determined. >> reporter: police trying to zero in on exactly when the couple may have dieed saying hackman's pacemaker registered its last recorded event on february 17th. >> i think that is a very good assumption that that was his last day of life. i was advised that a more thorough investigation will be completed. >> reporter: the 95-year-old actor found on wednesday in his santa fe home after a caretaker called 911. >> no, they're

esto va a ocurrir en el teatro dolby en los Ángeles. ya estÁn en marcha. cÓnclave. tiene ocho. la cinta aborda uno de los rituales mÁs secretos del mundo la elecciÓn de un nuevo papa. y entre su elenco figura el actor mexicano carlos dÍaz, quien interpretÓ al cardenal benÍtez. esta noche nos hablÓ de su experiencia aquÍ, pero en noticias telemundo. >> ahora el cardenal benÍtez es un personaje muy. este muy bonito. es alguien que estÁ dedicado al trabajo con la gente necesitada, con los pobres, con la en lugares de de guerra, de conflicto muy grave y trae esa parte espiritual y esa parte del trabajo de veras caritativo al al cÓnclave en medio de todas estas luchas de poder. >> pero mire, le explico algo sumamente interesante. es arquitecto de profesiÓn y se estrenÓ como actor en esta pelÍcula, cumpliendo asÍ el sueÑo de su vida. mucho Éxito. este domingo emilia pÉrez se coronÓ este viernes como la gran ganadora de los premios cÉsar, los mÁs importantes del cine francÉs. se llevÓ siete de los 12 galardones a los que estaba nominada. incluso mejor pelÍcula y

this year's academy awards, happening in the tragic aftermath of the wildfires that tore through los angeles it's a city where you can come and fulfill your dreams, and we hope that we touch on that in the show. >> instead of performances of the best song nominees, this year's musical numbers will honor l.a. and the movie industry with performers like doja cat, queen latifah, and erivo with her wicked costar ariana grande. at just 38, erivo already has emmy, grammy and tony awards, which makes her just an oscar win away from the precious egot status. >> it would be the youngest egot, the youngest egot. if this were to happen, what would that mean to you? >> i think it would mean quite a bit to even think that that's a possibility is mind blowing. and hopefully just a doorway into doing more, not just for me, but for other people. >> jimmy right here. >> the favorite in the best actress category heading into the weekend for her role in the substance. demi moore, who is still sizzling at 62. and it wasn't until this year's golden globes that moore won her first major industry award, sharing th

tomorrow and philly that said the dubs had plenty vested interest in what went down friday night in los angeles. lakers clippers lucas first battle of la turns it over here. >> follow the bouncing ball and ones with kawhi leonard and kawhi knows what to do with clippers tied the game at 67. and luka would settle in the back-to-back possessions. the birthday boy. down 26 today. stepback 3, why not another stepback 3 lakers with a 10 point and >> the dimes doncic took jackson hayes for 2 lakers win 1, 0, 6, 1, or 2. so the warriors now tied for the 6 seed in the west. how about it? spring training. giants brewers logan webb strikes out jake bauers. he had 4 k's in 3 innings. plenty of offense. matt chapman with a 2 run shot. his first next batter is wilmer flores who hits a home run. the giants, not 4 out of the yard when 92 and boy do i love seeing baseball? i do love baseball. i love spring track everything about thanks. >> have a good weekend, everyone. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight, the suspicious death of gene hackman. >> are they moving at all? >> no, dude, they're no

matthew stafford and the rams have come to terms on a restructured deal that will keep the qb in los angeles. this after stafford and his agent had received permission to speak to other potential suitors. stafford threw for more than 3700 yards, 20 touchdowns and 8 interceptions this season. he turned 37 last week. from a guy in the twilight of his career to a bunch of guys just getting started. the nfl combine continues in indianapolis with defensive backs and tight ends working out today. that includes a trio of cal cornerback snow williams. the biggest name ran a 4, 5.40, yard dash craig woodson, marcus harris ran for for fives. and of course they did a variety of speed and agility drills as well. wide receivers will take center stage tomorrow and that includes one of the more intriguing wideouts in this year's draft. stanford's ellich i a man or who has now profiles as a second round pick. i am an ercot 63 for 831 yards and 6 touchdowns this past season and expects to be a difference maker at the next level. the first place. a lot of things that you guys are doing, a lot of sacrifice tha

to the united states through the ports of los angeles and long beach. this is what happens when they gain access to our ports. if you want to benefit from security cooperation and economic partnership with the united states, you must distance yourself from the p.r.c. state owned enterprises. the c.c.p. has no rightful place in shaping the security landscape of our region. i want to thank our witnesses before appearing before the subcommittee take and look forward to a productive discussion on how to enhance america's security and the p.r.c.'s increasing presence and influence in the western hemisphere. i recognize the ranking member, the gentlewoman from new jersey, mrs. mciver for her opening statements. mrs. mciver: good morning. thanks for our witnesses and thank to you our chairman gimenez for holding our hearings. i'm proud to serve as the ranking member and look forward to working with my colleagues who advance the transportation of our marry time systems. i want to -- maritime systems. i want to extend my sympathy to those lost in aviation scents

this sprawling force between los angeles and monterey was part of visits, arrows responsibility. the lowest padre is national forest is right in the middle of a global biodiversity hot spot. it's right, it's a transition between the central coast and the southern california climate and eco types. and it has some of the most endangered species of any forest in the national forest system. and that's all their agencies carrying on him back. he recounted the day he was fired over the phone on orders from washington. and when i got the call, i fear the worst. i heard my boss, his voice before he even told me the news, i just blurted out, i'm fired. and he said, yep. and i'm sorry, and i just feel.

he didn't take longer to find his ranch in spring training, smashing a home run for the los angeles still does it guess his former teams, the angels. they'll just say the 1st game of regular season in tokyo, this month about so as well for me 100 back to next. so great, thank you very much. thanks but sorry about this news. i but i will be back in a couple of minutes and i'll have another half hour of used to perhaps we'll see you then bye for now the, the games active shifting power dynamics. all you have to do is flip the switch and he has a thorough tearing state divided opinion. you can listen to a person's words, but you should judge them by their arch international conflicts. is there a split in? is to take with jeremy t of any weakness to their workshops and the urgency of climate action which stopped pretending to be kind of consensus leak. and the wheel alignment act takes on the biggest one out to 0 that walk you through goes into national, downstairs, downstairs, some of whom have survived and speak couple attacks from arm groups linked to a kite, our eyes. so take to the stage

this sprawling forest between los angeles and monterey was part of visits, arrows responsibility, the lowest padres national forest is right in the middle of a global biodiversity hot spot. it's right, it's a transition between the central coast and the southern california climates and eco types. and it has some of the most endangered species of any forest in the national forest system. and that's all their agencies carrying on him back. he recounted the day he was fired over the phone on orders from washington. when i got the call, i fear the worst. i heard my boss, his voice before he even told me the news. i just blurted out, i'm fired. and he said, yep. and i'm sorry. and i just felt like i was going to vomit the job in. so much to me, this was a career and, and the chance to build my legacy that just got suddenly ripped away in the name of government efficiency. it doesn't make any sense. so far, $3400.00 for service employees have been let go visit. gero says their absence will have consequences. we're losing a dedicated fire fighting force that protects communities. the people

surgery, he didn't take long to find his range in spring training, smashing and home runs to the los angeles dodgers against his summer. jean ellie and jose dodgers play the 1st game of the regular season in tokyo later this. okay, and that is all your support for now back to you w. thank you so much for will see you again very shortly. but so for me, tell me the credit for this news. uh, but there was much more on our website itself. is there a dot com? i will be back in just a moment though with much more of the guys used to stay with us. the, as the cost of all celebrates the 25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between serbian and because of albany and forces. we were meant to be completely ethnically. cleanse people have power, examines the posts for landscape, and present the challenges for the regions youngest country. this is a vibrant nation state that is alive today because we took no attraction that's not possible the making of a states on that. just a, you know, hearing the facts as the cool ones are whether it continues people in gaza have no choice, b

>> well, how different. >> is los. >> angeles from. >> new york?stands. >> where are drive thrus? >> maybe drive. >> thrus, maybe, like green smoothies? i don't know, just very different. i think entertainment. law is something that hasn't really been explored. i think people have an idea of what corporate. >> law is like. but entertainment. >> law, you know, people think that managers and agents and to some extent actors are the ones that have the power and the entertainment business. it's not them. it's the it's the lawyers. it's the lawyers. yeah. no, we've learned that the hard way at times. >> that's it for us this saturday. but we're back at 6 a.m. tomorrow morning. for more of the big conversations from this past week until then, thank you so much for watching. >> good morning. >> it is saturday, march 1st. i'm alicia menendez with sanders thompson and michael steele here in washington, dc today. the

i spent my whole life clawing away from the hamburger stand in los angeles to be on stage at cfr, so i love it. how do we penetrate out of that information bubble? that may be the single most critical policy question confronting the u.s. as a nation. and because of some of the features of our information landscape, our disinformation landscape in the u.s., certainly on this question of malign foreign influence, but much more broadly, we are in a quite perilous place, cross as a democracy. you are seeing the devastating knock on effects of the inability of those who are advocating for sound policy to convince a sufficient mass of our country, men and women, of ideas like those about malign foreign influence. so i think the first question and the second question hinges on it, and then i will let others weigh in. how do we escape? i do not believe that it is possible to reach all americans anymore. the days of the monoculture, the three networks being the principal source, newspapers, radio being the principal source of information. that is over. it is never coming back. i'm actually do

presuntos vÍnculos con grupos criminales encuentran los hermanos miguel Ángel, Álea 742, lÍder y fundador de capitulaciones y nunca se habÍa visto en mÉxico eso. >> delitos con armas de fuego y lavado de dinero, van a compadecer ante el distrito de colombia y van a enfrentar una cadena mÁxima y es un gran logro para nosotros porque perdemos muchos compaÑeros y otros supuestos miembros podrÍan pasar el resto de sus vidas en prisiÓn. >> estoy viendo mucho movimiento bueno en el arresto de personas en grupo de los carteles, la extradiciÓn y muchos decomisos prevista en la Última semana de drogas y de armas. lÍder mÁximo del cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn y su trayectoria iniciÓ a principios de los 90 y es considerado uno de los principales operadores en la compra y venta de armas para la organizaciÓn y la fiscal general con todo el peso de la ley en todos los agentes que dedicaron sus carreras y sus vidas para proteger a personas inocentes. sÓlo en mÉxico aclarÓ que no extraditÓ a los 29 narcos de estados unidos lÍderes como parte de una negociaciÓn con el tema de aranceles. dicen que un tr

conducting tests on soil samples from the burn areas, despite concerns about possible contamination in los angeleselugin fox news. >> on the last day of black history month, we're focusing on an effort here in the bay area to bring more diversity to fire departments. >> ktvu tom vacar has more now this afternoon on the program that's working to recruit more minorities, to become firefighters and to take on other leadership roles. >> molly williams, known as volunteer 11, was the first known black in the united states and a slave of a new york city merchant. today, only 7% of firefighters are black. another 7% by racial, 4% are women, and 80% are white. by sheer population, there should be twice as many black firefighters in at least 12 times as many women. that's why chief is my belief has gone from one classroom of 30 students 12 years ago and emeryville to hundreds on friday. chief is my belief is all about inspiring belief in oneself. >> it really is looking at making sure that our youth knows how important they are to the future of this, this country and this community. >> i grew up in a neigh

. >> in los angeles and this is cnn. >> close. captioning brought to you by book.com. >> if you or a loved one have mesothelioma, we'll send you a free book to answer questions you may have. call now and we'll come to you. 821 4000. >> when a law school dean steps down from their role, they're typically given the honor of a portrait. but saint louis university school of law, the newest portrait, looks very different from the others. for our latest edition of artist life this week i spoke with former dean william johnson and artist byock about why they came together to send a message that a lot of schools across the country are backing away from. >> i'm william. >> johnson. >> i'm the. >> former dean of saint. >> louis university school. >> of law. >> i'm located currently in madrid, spain. >> based in saint louis, missouri, and i'm a painter, illustrator and muralist. >> i have. >> been with saint louis university. >> for 13 years. i served. >> as dean. of the school of law for almost eight of those years. the tradition at. >> man

there have been measles exposures at los angeles international airport.the infected traveler passed through terminal b at lax last month. public health officials say the passenger was an infant headed back to orange county and was not a resident of l.a. this comes amid the growing cases of the measles outbreak in texas, and measles is a viral infection that spreads through the air and via droplets. experts say most cases come from unvaccinated children. now, health officials say this year's flu season is the worst the u.s. has experienced in 15 years, and cases are still driving hospitalizations in the state. health officials gathered to talk about what to expect now and the season ahead. here's abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley. >> it's the worst flu season since 2010. 29 million cases, 16,000 deaths. and it's not over yet. >> if anybody has symptoms right now in california and the us, more likely than not it's going to be flu. i think more than 60% of what's going around now is probably flu. >> the hospitalization rate is the highest it's been in

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. >> the ceremony coming just weeks after wildfires ripped through los angeles, displacing thousands needs to strike the right tone in the wake of the tragedy that also saw several celebrities lose their homes like billie crystal and dreyfus. >> this is a conclave, not a war. >> it is a war, and you have to commit to a side. >> "conclave," about the search for a new pope, coming as pope francis remains hospitalized in rome. while who made history as the first openly transgender actry to be nomfreighted for an academy award facing backlash in her resurfaced tweets criticizing muslims all coming amid an anti-transgender movement in the u.s. gas cone writing i sincerely apologize to everyone who's been hurt along the way. and then there's the hot topic of artificial intelligence which entered this year's oscars race after it was revealed "the brutalist" and amelia perez both used a.i. technology. "the brutalist" to perfect the hungarian accents of adrian brody and felicity jones. >> i attended the university of england. >> defending his decision in a recent interview with nbc news. >> i

like, andrew like, you know, i can't help notice that you're volunteering in this nonprofit it in los angeles with trying to help in court for men that are incarcerated that are going to get out and you're volunteer ing with men of all races and who openly like i'm not revealing anybody's status who openly have said like their organization or affiliation when they were in prison and they were a part of groups like the mexican mafia and street gangs in that street gangs as they're labeled like the crips and bloods who become aligned with the black guerilla family. like, how are you? how are you volunteering? i just i just want to know, because i am struck by it and camaraderie that i see every day amongst. you all working together. and he explained to me, this this also really connected the dots for me in thinking the history of these organization and the role of the state and and what happens when the when people aren't incarcerated anymore. and he said to me, he's like here on, the outside, we don't need it. we don't need those banners or flags. we aren't fighting a war out here or what. he

she's moving to gasp los angeles and we can only wonder why. but anyway, i think we all want to thank her for her tireless work, her effort in setting the planning code, helping everybody she can with doing this. >> thank you osi. >> hello commissioner. my name is ramone. but if faso tenant councilor waits out of market community action network some can and a member organization of the s.f. adc rep s.f. and choo choo and i urge the planning commission to support the demands outlined on the community presentations and letter as a tenant counselors we have tenants come to us seeking help for from just costs evictions honor by out landlord harassment or habitability issues due to the owners neglect and cost to hawkins and many more. i have clients that are is a family who had move out of their home because they could not afford it anymore due to the rent increase and at the same time being harassed by their landlords. this is not just one family. this is happening to every of our clients. harassment as a big issues and longtime residents in san fr