demonstrations, the suppression of supporters of palestine in american universities here in los angeles angeles, at least 50 students of the university of california were arrested. at the university of texas , the american police arrested at least 10 pro-palestinian students. harvard university students also set up tents in the university campus as a sign of solidarity with the palestinian people. from columbia university to brown university, we will not leave gaza , was the slogan chanted by the students of brown university in the east of america. the spread of these demonstrations in more than 10 major american universities is a concern. the fear of the zionists increased, the prime minister of the zionist regime called the pro -palestinian students mobs and described these protests as horrible. what is happening in america's universities is appalling and must be stopped. zionist war minister gallant and netanyahu's opposition leader yair lapid both called the demonstrations of supporters of palestine in american universities terrorist. demonstrations organized in american universities are on

coming from los angeles, and curowin u- much? coming from los angelesstitute most of- much? coming from los angeles, and growing up institute most of my - growing up institute most of my life, oj simpson was a personality and notjust a football player. he was known because he attended one of the most prestigious universities in california, usc, where he played football against the rival team of ucla, and it's a big rivalry in the city and state and you won the heisman trophy, a huge award for his play in college football, and then went on to become a pretty good football player for the buffalo bills. he was able to parlay that into an acting career and spokesperson career and our member ads visually, where is wearing a gold jacket running through a bracket not, sometimes called doing the oj, and numerous ads that were very well—placed throughout the country and because he was so well known, the trial of the century took place when he is a black man was be able to be in the society into these great things and he was accused of murder his ex—wife and his

for a longl doing in los angeles for a long time. — doing in los angelesng - evidence, primarily on black people. so the _ evidence, primarily on black people. so the nine — evidence, primarily on black people. so the nine black— evidence, primarily on black people. so the nine black members- evidence, primarily on black people. so the nine black members of- evidence, primarily on black people. so the nine black members of the i so the nine black members of the 'ury so the nine black members of the jury were — so the nine black members of the jury were very— so the nine black members of the jury were very sympathetic- so the nine black members of the jury were very sympathetic to - so the nine black members of the jury were very sympathetic to the | jury were very sympathetic to the argument — jury were very sympathetic to the argument that— jury were very sympathetic to the argument that if— jury were very sympathetic to the argument that if one _ jury were very sympathetic to the argument that if one piece - jury were very sympathetic to the argument tha

los angeles, so he will remain bind bars. what will be interesting is if they expedite him to los angeles from new york to los angeles, there are several prisons here in california. they need to go to folsom in northern california. there's a few uh prisons in southern california in los angeles county. and it puts him closer to his family, it puts in closer to his money, puts in closer to is production company. so all of these things, so he's allowed to still have a life wellbeing and in the los angeles prison. even though we can't go out and actually run is business is a little, it's a little bit easier to conduct business when you're behind bars and your production companies, you know, several miles down the road versus 3000 across the country. you are in los angeles, that is the heart of the us, the movie industry, the, the, how is this going down, or are people they're saying that need to, is being reversed into a he said she said legal system. so the visceral reaction is absolutely that right? how to a day this is the need to movement. this is what we fought so hard for. we want it to bring a key, you know, abusers to justi

los angeles, so he will remain bind bars. what will be interesting is if they expedite him to los angeles from new york to los angeles, there's several prisons here in california. they need to go to false. i'm in northern california. there's a few uh prisons in southern california in los angeles county. and it puts him closer to his family, it puts in closer to his money, puts in closer to his production company. so all of these things, so he's allowed to still have a life while being in, in the los angeles prison. even though he can't go out and actually run is business, it is a little, it's a little bit easier to conduct business when you're behind bars and your production company, you know, several miles down the road versus 3000 across the country. that was facing capital one who was in b. c. news and i heart radio in los angeles was staying in the us and another story about power this presidential power and its limits. the us supreme court today began hearing arguments and immunity case brought by former president donald trump . justices are deciding whether or not to trump can be prosecuted for conspiring to overturn th

. >> to say i'm san francisco about los angeles angels of anaheim. >> so anyway, well, we'll keep watching that poll. >> you guys can, of course, always pop onto our website and let us know what you think. we'll check in around 930 to see if feelings have changed. we'll start our newscast now in the east bay, as we did early this morning. as flames leapt from a hayward business. and it happened just again in the past hour or so, following an overnight fire that caused a lot of damage. ktvu reporter amanda quintana live in hayward. now with the dangers posed by what's inside that building that burned. >> yeah, well, that's right, garcia. so this fire has really been out for hours now, but we have seen, as you mentioned, flames again reignite. so firefighters are still here. they're still watching it closely. they just brought the fire truck onto the other side of this building. but they are very much still watching out for hot spots here. now. there is extensive damage inside this building, and it will eventually be red-tagged by the city today. now, firefighters were called here just after

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los Ángeles. era 1 a que esta oportunidad fue realizada por muchas familias . desafortunadamente llevÓ el gobierno de los Ángelesmuy tristes. ahora tenemos muchas personas no hubieran vendido sus propiedades si esa promesa sabÍan que nunca se iba a realizar. >> les prometieron casa en otro lugar u oportunidades para comprar o tener propiedad en otra zona de los Ángeles? >> exactamente. eso tenemos entendimiento de que las conversaciones que tuvieron fue de una promesa de regresar cuando el desarrollo se hubiera completado. y que iban a recibir recompensas adecuadas. por el precio de la propiedad. sabemos que esas promesas no se lograron. lo que esta propuesta hace que es muy importante entender es que principalmente comenzamos con una realizaciÓn de que la historia no se ha escrito oficialmente para la ciudad de los Ángeles es muy importante que esas historias de las familias los testimonios de las familias que fueron afectadas que sean tambiÉn adecuadamente investigadas y entendidas por el gobierno para asesorarnos de los derechos que fueron violados y tambiÉn de las recompensas necesarias para esas familias y

she also has stakes in the angel city fc, the los angeles based women's soccer team, and the los angeles golf club franchise. now, all of this comes as the wnba draft gets underway right now. so coming up on the news at 530, we'll chat about that as well as the warriors preparations for tomorrow night's play in game against the kings, plus problematic potholes in oakland. abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez has the story and will join me to talk about what she learned when talking to oakland officials, those stories and more at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. that's right. and if you are watching us on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel all of us here. thank you so much for joining us. i'm amanda and i'm dion lim. stay right there. we'll see you in just about 30 minutes. on air for abc seven news at six. stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fas

you talk about this trouble trial even the far left legal analyst in los angeles and los angeles times case is a week. this could be embarrassing for alvin bragg. what are your thoughts? >> the cases beyond week kamaka if you're looking at the court premise of the legal argument of their making, it falls flat on its face. if you were to believe alvin bragg's argument, his whole point is that trump should have used campaign funds to pay personal hush money. if trump had to use those campaign funds, that allegedly would have been a more solid case than the one they have against him no. they were going to get him going or coming, and if you got him either way, it proves it's a sham prosecution that undermines not only confidence in our legal system but confidence in our electoral system. it is a form of election interference, and i think it is important that people see through that for what it is, think most americans will and i think it will backfire for the wing of the democrat party that tried to play these shenanigans the first place. >> trace: one of the big questions is can he get a

los Ángeles tienen una herramienta inteligencia artificial para ayudarlos con sus tareas. vamos a ver cÓmo funciona al regreso aquÍ enal punto california. ♪ ♪ gabriela:los estudiantes del distrito escolar unificado de los Ángelescarvalho para hablar de un poco de este tema y ayudarnos a entender cÓmo funcionarÁ. muchas gracias por su tiempo. gracias por dejarnos saber y mÁs que nada los recursos para nuestros estudiantes. cuÉntenos cuÁles son las funciones especÍficas que tiene para los estudiantes. >> es un asistente personal para los 540,000 estudiantes del otro sistema escolar. que va traer informaciÓn sumamente importante, no sÓlo para nuestros niÑos, tambiÉn para sus padres de familia. informaciÓn sobre la asistencia escolar diaria para nuestros estudiantes. tambiÉn la informaciÓn sobre el aprovechamiento acadÉmico, las Áreas de lectura y matemÁtica. quien se actualiza diariamente. e informaciÓn sobre las condiciones socio emocionales en otros estudiantes. cuestiones de salud mental de los niÑos, tienen la oportunidad de hablar directamente con esta entidad . que funciona basada en una herramienta de inteligencia artificial . pero es un asistente virtual para nuestros estudiantes que los va a ayudar, apoy

. >>> aids project los angeles was the first agency to be formed in los angeles county to respond to ds. >> we just had these meetings in our living room. and that was how it all started being organized. >> nancy is on the board of director of the aids project los angeles. >> i hate aids. i hate the disease, i hate aids, i hate the fact that no one has been able to reel get a grip on what this is and how to stop it. >> if you can not catch it tonight, commitment to life is streaming on peacock, make sure to watch it at any time. this is it for us this weekend. catch us each saturday and sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern, follow us on x and instagram. until we meet again, as promised, commitment to life starts right now. ♪ now. ♪ (brooding music) - it's difficult to remember a time when it wasn't here. ♪ ♪ recall when the word . >>> it is difficult to remember a time when it was not here. harder still to recall when the word finally permeated your conscious and became real and deadly. it has infected everything. not just the immune systems of those whose lives it takes, but all of us it leav

los Ángeles. antes de llegar a los Ángeles, lucas gonzález quería pasar por big sur y todo el mundo estaba como el trabajadores les informaran lo que había pasado. ahora equipos están planeando instalar barreras de concreto para proteger a los trabajadores y a los conductores que transitan durante las 2 veces al día que se permite el paso aún no se sabe cuándo podrán reparar la carretera desde big sur joseline moreno noticiero telemundo 48. con la llegada de la primavera es común que las personas realicen trabajos de excavación en sus hogares, como plantar árboles, hacer jardinería o reparar cercas. sin embargo, golpear a una línea subterránea puede crear una situación insegura en su propiedad e incluso podría incurrir en multas. a quiere decir que alguien llega a topar contra una tubería de gas cuando al momento de que están excavando. entonces eso puede provocar una fuga de gas y ustedes pueden inhalar esa, ese gas. su familia puede inhalar ese gas, pueden causar daños a la salud, puede causar la muerte y también una multa de hasta 3.500 . y es lo que estamos tratando de evitar. además, recomien

los angeles resident kevin dalton joins us now. you left l.a. and hollywood for idaho. we see the stats and can share them with the audience right now what is happening in los angeles. eries it actually i'm curious what prompted your move out of los angeles. >> it was watching los angeles deteriorate over the past two decades. as soon as my son was added to the equation. it just there was no usable parks no schools that were safe. there was no reason to continue to try to work so hard to give my son a great life in california when any other state not named california can provide that. >> will: just to be clear. you felt that at the parks. you felt that on the streets? >> without question. we couldn't use parks. we had a gigantic park two blocks from our house that we could never step foot in because it was taken over by homeless people. it was taken over by junkies. taken over by drug dealers. that's the vast majority of parks in the cities in california. >> will: what do we make of this story? it illustrates the problem. if even the mayor's house isn't safe. this is the second break-in that she has had. if even the mayor isn't safe, what does that say about l.a.? >>

jorge: los angeles es una ciudad donde la poblaciÓn estÁ muy pesimista sobre su futuro. reportera: los residente de los Ángelesd de vida. una de las mayores preocupaciones que tienen los angelinos es el alto costo de vida. >> todo a la carne, pollo, todo. reportera: seis de cada 10 personas dice que el alto precio de la vivienda es el principal factor que influye en su calidad de vida. muchas personas no ven posible comprarse una casa propia. la crisis de desamparados, a pesar de la enorme cantidad de dinero que se ha dedicado para combatirlo, el 80% de las personas piensa que esto no serÍa la soluciÓn. el grupo mÁs grande demogrÁfico fueron latinos. lo que sÍ se revelÓ el optimismo es cÓmo se sienten los residente de sus vecindarios. se mostraron contento con las diferentes razas de personas y religiones. ilia: el mercado de vivienda estÁ registrando un descenso en la ventas de viviendas. las ventas se han reducido en todo el paÍs. el precio promedio de las casas son mÁs de $390,000. jorge: hay que estar pendiente del clima. presentador: el servicio de metrologÍa de estados unidos, emite varias alertas por el

rafsanjan. red flower it was scored by farshad faraji and in the ba chicago oklahoma los angeles lakers basketball competition. angelsippers, philadelphia, miami, dallas, golden state, sacramento won against the rivals. thank you for your support. today is monday, the 13th of farvardin, the 21st of ramadan and the 1st of april. in tehran , the sunset is at 186:00. was. thank you very much for your cooperation . have a good day. the iranian coach, sharaf iran, has a telegram , he is playing with the whole country, why are you making prices in these six months? your question is an interesting question. you are a football manager. we do not want to be treated in any way. i am proud to serve you, dear viewers, with another top program. we are at your service. well, one of the institutions and service centers that we may work with directly or indirectly are kindergartens and kindergartens. as you know , kindergartens were managed by the welfare organization, but then by the ministry of education. education also entered into this issue , established kindergartens, and later , various organizations and institutions based on

los angeles correspondent emma vardy has been looking back at his life. watched by millions, oj simpson famously led police on a car chase through los angeles. on a car chase los angeles after becoming the main suspect in the murder of his ex—wife and herfriend. from an impoverished childhood, he had gone on to become one of the greatest american football players in history, and a hollywood actor. but he will be forever remembered for his nine—month televised trial for the double murder that transfixed america. accused of killing his former wife in a jealous rage, at one point, oj simpson was shown struggling to try on a pair of gloves found at the crime scene. if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. rn thought james simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder... orenthaljames simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder... the trial ended in a not—guilty verdict, which divided the community, seen in some communities is a case of the white police force trying to frame the star. the journalist who first interviewed him after his acquittal said his life story continued to intrigue audiences long after oj to intrigue audiences long after oj simpson disappeared from

todo el mundo para no perdÉrselo telescopios lentes y mucha ilusiÓn,esde los Ángeles co la familia hernÁndez viajÓ desde los Ángelestados unidos en ver el espectacular fenÓmeno minutos despuÉs fue texas uno de los sitios donde se anticipaba una lista total, aquÍ llegaron mÁs de 105 2000 personas inundando al pueblo que les abriÓ los brazos en una celebraciÓn colectiva pero habÍa nerviosismo las nueve parece que arrojarÍa la gran fiesta >> las nubes comenzaron a dejar ver poco con la maravilla natural y todo el mundo comenzÓ a veros y el cielo con sus lentes especiales para comenzar a celebrar en una sola voz y esto es precisamente el momento el ambiente se siente un poco frÍo bajo la temperatura y justo en este momento la luna estÁ cubriendo totalmente el sol >> este eclipse total de sol dejarÁ para todos los pueblos y ciudades a su paso ganancias similares a las que generarÍan 50 super bowl, touchdown econÓmico. $1,4 un ve touchdown econÓmico solo texas espera recaude por la llegada de cientos de miles de turistas 1400 millones de dÓlares, pero mÁs que dinero la eclipsÓ geneÓo lazos de familiares y amistades >> aq

it sold forjust under £300,000 by auction house julien's in los angeles. under £300,000 by auction house julien's in los angeleslien's in los angeles. there was also a smoking jacket and slippers worn by playboy founder hugh hefner, which went under the hammer for more than £10,000. and for the person who truly has everything, there was the chance to pick up a crypt near both of those iconic stars. the price just under £155,000. and although that's no joke, it's been a day of brave and bizarre pranks as tricksters got creative this april fool's day, dartmoor search and rescue announced their newest innovation, mountain rescue ducks ready to keep watch by air and sea. meanwhile, ant and dec told fans that they were giving up their telly careers to launch a tell all cookbook and supermarket chain aldi released a teaser for its new dating show love island. meanwhile, in switzerland , police unveiled switzerland, police unveiled their new secret weapon to unmask covert criminals sniffer chickens . that one was chickens. that one was especially verdoorn. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by s

los angeles. our correspondent david willis in los angeles reflected on the reactions to simpson's death. the most pointed reaction being that of ron goldman's father, fred, who in an interview with nbc news today was asked about the death of oj simpson, and he replied simply, "it's no great loss to the world, just a further reminder of ron being gone". and the goldman family, of course, has fought for more than a quarter of a century, in fact, to collect on that $33.5 million civil court award, now, that is thought with interest to amount to around $100 million in today's money. and there are reports that the goldman family intends now to go after the estate of oj simpson in an attempt to get much of that unpaid civil court award, if you like. as far as other reaction is concerned, caitlynjenner, who was previously married to the american entrepreneur, krisjenner, whose ex—husband was robert kardashian, he was part of the oj dream team of lawyers on the social media platform x today saying simply, "good riddance". and david, it seems like there's no love lost from certain members of the c

the car chase is a staple of los angeles - is a staple of los angeles news. bbery capital of the world because all people had to do was snatch the money and drove onto the freeways. these are as familiar — i apologise for the commentary there — these are as familiar to us as any of our neighbourhoods. so i was on television on the night of our chase, and we were conducting our programming and someone said, "oh, my goodness, 0j someone said, "oh, my goodness, oj simpson is running away and a white bronco down the freeway." and we just gave up our regular programming. nobody wanted to see anything else. and for months thereafter people didn't talk about anything except the chase and simpson and the trail and how it cut across raisin celebrity in domestic violence and all those considerations. the us secretary of state has called on his counterparts in countries from europe to china to help dissuade iran from launching a retaliatory strike against israel. antony blinken has asked them to make it clear to tehran that an escalation of the conflict in gaza is in no—

los angeles. the los angeles county district attorney has just filed murder charges against orenthal james "o.j." .j. simpson story starts with the chase and then goes on to his arrest and then culminates with the trial, which goes on and on and on. and it's televised day after day after day. - this is gonna be a long trial. there's a lot of evidence to come in. the o.j. simpson case was such a national phenomenon that those of us who were covering it just lived this case 24 hours a day because there was so much demand for people talking about it. - as simpson struggled to slide the gloves onto his hands and turned toward jurors, saying, "they're too small," prosecutors were incensed. - the trial was on television during the hours that had traditionally been the time for soap operas. - he appears to have pulled the gloves off, counsel. - and o.j. was very much a soap opera. - he is impeached by his own witness. - i ask that you put a stop to it. either put cordoba on the stand... - excuse me, mr. bailey. - or stop her from testifying. - stand up and speak when it's your turn. - no question that th

los Ángeles. el bosque nacional de los Ángeles funciona un tercio del agua potable en el condado.ida. y esto trae atenciÓn algo que tenemos que designar fondos para que estas Áreas tengan los recursos para mantenerlas bien organizadas. limpias de basura. que los senderos estÉn bien mantenidos . eso tambiÉn se le pide al presidente, que mientras estamos expandiendo el Área tambiÉn estamos expandiendo los recursos y planeando hacia el futuro que estas Áreas tengan los recursos necesarios para que estÉn bien mantenidas para que la gente tenga acceso 24 horas al dÍa o cuando el sol sale y caiga. pero es importantÍsimo que la gente sepa que estas Áreas son para ellos porque son tierras federales y nosotros pagamos nuestros impuestos para que tener acceso. gaby: y tambiÉn gente que visita, que deja una derrama y que ayuda al Área econÓmicamente mantenerse asÍ de linda. muchas gracias miguel. director del departamento de preservaciÓn histÓrica y cultural de la misiÓn. gracias. gaby: al regresar lo vamos a llevar a ver cÓmo es que va la construcciÓn del puente de vida silvestre mÁs grande

he was convicted in los angeles in 2022 of sexual assault, sentenced to 16 years behind bars. they, they may extradite him from new york to los angeles, just, you know, kind of shuffling inmates around. nothing newsworthy there, but he, instead of staying in new york, he could stay in los angeles where i believe he lives. that's where his home is. so it'd be closer to family, closer to probably as lawyers and things like that. uh, closer to also the weinstein production company, which is still around. how is this uh, budget going down in the movie industry at the moment? well, it's, it's sending shock waves. uh, you know, the me to movement is still very active in hollywood. ringback and here in los angeles, this is where most of the actors and actresses live and work. so to have somebody like a polarizing figure, like harvey weinstein basically, you know, hey, what he did was justified, or what happened may have been conceptual, or whatever. it really is that needs chunk ways because a lot of a lot of actors and actresses built their celebrity on the me to move it. and so now what does that do? that will be interesting to see. and n

los Ángeles tenÍa un amplio historial delictivo. >> pido justicia en nombre de mi familia. reportero: gran consternaciÓn por la muerte de una mujer que fue apuÑalada en el cuello en un anden ddel tren subterrÁneo de los angelestrabajadora. reportera: hoy el procurador los Ángeles presentÓ los cargos criminales con circunstancias especiales en contra el hombre que fue detenido por la policÍa 30 minutos despuÉs del crimen. >> tiene un cargo de asesinato, un cargo de robo en primer grado, ademÁs, uso de arma mortal. >> de quÉ vale que lo hayan agarrado cuando se pudo evitar. >> cuando llegaron los detectives, llega ya no podÍa caminar. reportero: la mujer llegÓ a estados unidos hace dos aÑos para ayudar a su familia que vive en nicaragua. >> ahora vamos a traerla a nicaragua para darle velorio y sepultura. reportero: la familia abriÓ una cuenta de recaudaciÓn de fondos para pagar los costos de repatriaciÓn del cuerpo nicaragua. el sospechoso de haber dado muerte a la seÑora podrÍa ser condenado a cadena perpetua. paulina: cinco menores de 16 aÑos fueron queridos luego de una persecuciÓn policiaca, el metro chocÓ contra un muro de bloque de hormigÓn al lado la autopista cinco en direcciÓn norte, el conductor y a

los Ángeles hoy es un lote baldÍo. jorge: vamos con esta noticia. tenemos las imÁgenes de un dÍa extra ordinario en la ciudad de los Ángeles. secuciÓn. su amigo lo convenciÓ de entregarse. >> una fuga que ha mantenido en un suspiro a la gente de los Ángeles en una atenciÓn. reportero: siendo encarcelado por cinco meses hasta que iniciÓ su juicio. dÍa a dÍa seguimos el juicio de simpson, pero para el jurado sÓlo tomÓ cuatro horas determinar que no era culpable. >> la fiscalÍa y los defensores no actuaron para llevar a cabo un caso a la justicia. actuaron mucho por su egoÍsmo. reportero: el juicio que fue televisado por mucha audiencia. un guante fue encontrado en la escena de crimen y en su casa, pero no le quedÓ. >> la fiscalÍa le pide que se coloque los guantes. reportero: a simpson se le declarÓ culpable en 1997 en un juicio civil, con una compensaciÓn de $33,000,000. jorge: a nosotros dos nos tomÓ cubrir esa persecuciÓn. quÉ es lo lo que mÁs recuerdas. reportero: habiendo juicio diferentes, uno dentro de esta corte donde se veÍan ciertas evidencias y otra afuera. el abogado de simpson nos platicaba otra historia muy difer

not get us all the homelessness and the danger that los angeles has become until you enforce the law, bu get prosecutors to do t. the people of los angelesistrict attorney, you created this problem los angeles and don't tell me your to clean up the city in the next 24 months that is not going to happen. >> it may even targeted. >> i don't know i think it's a fascinating case don't sweep it under the rug, let's see how their prosecuted. it's good to be different than how they do it for everybody else than they do for the mayor. >> she was home with her daughter, son-in-law and their newborn baby and it must've been terrifying. anita's point i like what she's trying to do in terms of homelessness she's realizing taxi the citizens is not working, she's asking for the people will you donate to help get rid of homelessness in their people that are willing to give millions of dollars do not tax the entire population who don't necessarily agree with the policies, here's something san diego d.a. put out last week, they said homeless individuals were 514 times more likely to commit crime than the average citizen, 98% of crimes are from repeat off

los angeles. those passengers will be able to travel between la and los angeles, las vegas and los angeles in lessrates a remarkable 40 year career of bon jovi. love a bad name? it's called thank you, good night. the bon jovi story, the documentary looks at the ups and downs of the band from new jersey. bon jovi has sold more than 120 million records worldwide and charted seven number one hits. the group's singer and songwriter says this documentary pulls back the curtain on bon jovi's long career. >> you've heard the story about people saying that they see their life go before them just before they pass. we're we have the benefit of being alive and well. while these 40 years have just gone by, in a blink of an eye. >> this documentary also examines some of bon jovi's toughest times, including jon bon jovi's vocal cord surgery and richie sambora's decision to leave the band. the bon jovi story begins streaming this friday on hulu. >> happening now three peregrine falcon chicks have hatched their way out of their eggs in their nest atop the campanile at the uc berkeley campus. the third chick just

she also has stakes in the angel city fc, which is the los angeles based women's soccer team, and the los angelesll, if you want a backpacking trip full of amenities, yosemite's high sierra camps will be open to visitors again this summer, so the campsites boast canvas tents, breakfast, lunch, dinner. you'll have a mountaineering guide. this is a five day trip where you will be hiking 6 to 10 miles from one campsite to the next. you don't have to worry about where you're going to sleep, what you're going to eat. it's $1,400 a person. it's filling up fast. there are only a few spots left for the summer. are we going? >> wait, it's $1,400. for what, five days? >> for five days? >> it's camping elevated. i don't want to be stressed out about where i'm putting, because the last time i tried to go camping, it was a mess. >> that's good. i think i feel like that's fair. >> this is what i need. >> yeah. >> and having a guide. >> yeah, that'll be really fun. >> but it's not like too glamping where you actually feel like you did camp. >> i don't want to feel like i did that. >> oh, okay. you know i do. >>

lets go live tojim newton, former editor at large of the los angeles times, who covered the 0.1. los angelesj. simpson murder trial. great to have you here. i want to start with what has been called the trial of the century. you were there and covered it. why was this trial such an important moment do you think in us history? fix, such an important moment do you think in us history?— think in us history? a good question — think in us history? a good question and _ think in us history? a good question and one _ think in us history? a good question and one i - think in us history? a good question and one i have - think in us history? a good - question and one i have thought about a lot in the last several decades. my best answer to that, i think, decades. my best answer to that, ithink, is decades. my best answer to that, i think, is that it combines so many elements that are so susceptible to analysis. we talked about race, class, celebrity and money. there was briefly debate over the death penalty in the case. 0bviously penalty in the case. obviously there were allegations of domestic violenc

los angeles which as charlie said was nothing but orange groves and a little town. here's a here's statistic for you. when charlie was born, the 1900 census st, missouri was bigger than. los angeles, seattle or atlanta. the midwest was an important place in those days. still is me. anyway, they got los angeles and they looked around. they saw the ocean and they realized they had idea how to get home because the ford was completely shot. bob long sold the car for ten bucks, wired his mom, who was surprised to hear he was in los angeles. she came out to get him on the train and again, the way life sort of changes, they just left ed and charlie there. and so now they have to get home. so they decide, well, we'll hop freight trains coming back. this was a bad idea for so many reasons hopping. a freight train is an incredibly dangerous thing to do because if you if you want to get on and not get caught, you have to until the train is moving to jump on it. and if you lose your handhold or something slip, you can be under a train and you're, if you're lucky, just lose a limb. but they hopped a freight train. they thought it was a going east. it was going north. so they went to san franc

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katherine asegura que cuando llegó a los Ángeles tras cruzar la frontera de méxico con texas, recibió un hogar temporal en la misión de los Ángelesalta de recursos para pagar el supuesto cobro en el albergue, aseguran. katherine y al menos 6 familias más con las que platicamos los obligó a terminar en las peligrosas calles de skid row, en el centro angelino. tememos por nuestra vida porque pues 1 se acuesta, no sabe si al otro día se levante vivo. pues por los habitantes de calle. aparte pues acá se ve mucho consumo. estas familias, en su mayoría migrantes, que huyeron de la violencia en sus países, afirman que tras abandonar la misión de los Ángeles, personal de la ciudad, les ha ofrecido regresar, pero no han aceptado porque temen terminar de nuevo en las calles. carolina colina está entre las 37 familias que han aceptado irse a vivir con sus hijos en un motel o en apartamentos con la ayuda de la agencia para indigentes de la ciudad de los Ángeles laxa, han dicho todavía cuánto es la temporada? cuánto tiempo vamos a estar ahí con nuestra familia, con la nuestra familia? con nuestros hijos? el director de la misión de los Ángele

. >> reporting in east los angeles, matthew seedorf, fox 11 news also in southern california, los angeles county public health officials are investigating a measles exposure at universal studios. >> the person, who is not a resident of l.a. county, traveled to southern california two weeks ago. that person went to a number of restaurants, stayed at a sheridan hotel and visited universal studios. measles is a highly contagious airborne disease that can also spread by direct contact. initial symptoms include fever, cough, and red, watery eyes. a rash usually follows. back. in 2014, a measles outbreak at disneyland sickened 125 people and spread across seven states, canada and mexico and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> it was warmer today, even though it didn't feel warm. these were the highs from today. they were a good 5 to 10 degrees warmer than what we had yesterday, which were low 50s mid 50s. today. we got into t

los angeles. and our next live from los angeles fox nation host abby hornacek joins us now with radio host kerry kasem who is the sound track voice of my childhood. abby, good to see you. >> good to see you guys. and it's great to see kerry here. she was nice to wake up early and freeze here on the lowe's balcony overlooking hollywood. thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. beautiful view. >> you are a legend yourself you have been in radio for 26 years. been with i heart. talk radio, rock radio. what are you looking forward tonight. >> i'm excited about the rock category and shine down. very interesting story my dad who did the american top 40 created it, casey says accept. he signed off and the last song he played was from the band shine down. and this last year i went to their concert my boyfriend took me. and i didn't know this. but they play that song and before they play that song they play my dad introducing it. i just cried and cried i'm watching this song. is he filming me. so i'm really excited about that i mean, jelly roll is up for i mean pop, rock, and country. is he phenomenal. i love

los angeles . o.j. his white ford bronco across los angeles . oj. simpson, who has angeles. oj.oday , the prime other news, today, the prime minister says the plan is working as new nhs figures show hospital waiting lists in england have fallen for the fifth month in a row. over 305,000 people have been waiting more than a year to start routine hospital treatment at the february. down the end of february. that's down from just over 320,000 at the end of january . the government end of january. the government and nhs england have both pledged eliminate all waiting pledged to eliminate all waiting lists of more than a year by march year . lists of more than a year by march year. rishi sunak march next year. rishi sunak said there is more to be done . said there is more to be done. >> well, when i became prime minister, i said that cutting waiting lists was one of my five priorities and whilst we haven't made i would made as much progress as i would have show have liked, today's figures show that we are making headway towards that over the last towards that goal over the last five

. >> one of the bay area's best basketball players is headed to los angeles with the second pick in the 2024 wnba draft. >> the los angeles sparks select cameron brink, stanford university former stanford star cameron brink is now a member of the wnba. >> l.a. sparks. they made brink the second pick of the draft earlier today. brink enters the pros after a decorated career at stanford. >> she shared a tearful moment at the draft with a familiar face to warriors fans. sonia curry, steph's mom, is also brink's godmother. >> that is all right. it is one of only five in the country, and tonight a major bay area women's prison is shutting down amid allegations of widespread abuse. >> a hollywood socialite goes to the state capitol fighting to make sure teens today have more protection, have protections that she never got. >> listen to this. a chemical too dangerous for paint thinner is still allowed in your coffee. we'll look at how california could change decaf. >> first to look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live, right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thanks, dan and ama. watch tonight. it's a write off. >

los angeles. and it's at night. fashionable suburb of los angeles. and it's at night . and angeles. at night. and a man with a knife , stabs to a man with a knife, stabs to death, as it turns out, to be 0.1. death, as it turns out, to be o.j. simpson's ex—wife and her friend , a guy called, goldman, friend, a guy called, goldman, i think. and then what happened was the reason that everybody knows about it is because for the first time ever , the the first time ever, the networks all broke into whatever they were showing, whether it's soaps or anything else, and showed a chase of the police, trying to catch oj because he he tookit trying to catch oj because he he took it on his he took it on his toes and here it is now. >> yeah. here you go. so this is the car chase, actually. so as kevin was just saying, nicole brown smith was the ex—wife. ron goldman was the friend. he was actually waiter , in actually a waiter, in a restaurant. i think he was apparently returning something back when back to nicole when this incident happened. we incident happened. and when we say, these two were s

los angeles. report from the scene by khrystyna shevchenko. for 5 days in a row, students of the university of california in los angeles have been living opposite the main building in tents. they demand that the university publicly advocate for a ceasefire in palestine. those who support israel also came here. this is a palestinian solidarity camp, about 30 tents in the center of one of the most prestigious universities in the united states. students live here day and night, they demand that the university not invest in companies that according to them, they are connected with the israeli army. here is the university community, students, faculty, staff, who have united around the demand that the university of california withdraw its investment in the israeli genocide of palestinians. we are here to call for the university to withdraw. their investments in funds that direct them to companies that profit from the genocide of palestinians. i arrived at the protest with the first group early yesterday morning. we're going to stay until all our demands are met, and we're very, very adamant about that. we definitely demand divest these companies and