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he is ordered release to los angeles county where she not welcomed with open arms. >> reporter: the ladies of lake los angeles, they traveled 7 hours to san jose to ask a judge to stop a sexual predator from moving in. >> he needs to stay in lock up. >> reporter: christopher evans hubbart terrorized women from the bay area to los angeles. he admitted to 38 rapes over three decades. authorities believe the number of victims could top 100. >> we don't want him out. not where we live, not where everybody lives. >>> san jose judge said christopher evans hubbart could be released to los angeles county, he would live 5 minutes away from her home. today the rape survivor told the judge she scared. >> absolutely. i mean, if you look at his history, when he got out he kept doing it. >> christopher evans hubbart spent more of his life in prison and state mental health hospitals than out. each time he was let out he raped again. some victims were at this apartment complex. no one we talked to in the neighborhood remembers the pillow case attacks but those who might call him neighbor now believe he wi

the safety task force in los angeles county made the official announcement today. the pillow case rapist will be released. >> i am extremely disappointed with the court's decision to release serial rapist christopher hubbard into los angeles county. we took every legal action at our disposal to try to stop his return to our community. >> reporter: after his release, christopher hubbard will be watched round the clock for the first month in this home in unincorporated palmdale. then police will monitor his every move via gps. but his new neighbors and rape victims from other cases fought a losing battle to keep hubbard and other violent sexual predators like him locked up indefinitely. >> prison and institutions do not rehabilitate criminals, they make them better criminals. >> reporter: hubbard has been convicted of nearly 40 rapes. the chief in the l.a. county sheriff's office says hubbard has admitted to more than 100 rapes across the state and the deputy d.a. doubts rapistipists hubbard can change their ways. >> hubbard may well not be a reformed criminal and doe

we discovered on the fifth floor of the los angeles county jail. >> i call it the drama floor. a mix of everything, gender population petty theft to burglary the homosexual inmates. normally, they're separated from everyone else simply because a lot of times they will be abused. there is a lot of homosexual inmates that can fool you, the gender bending. it's hard to tell. >> my name is tasha my last name is swain. >> 37-year-old bernard tasha swain was serving a fin month sentence for a pa role violation. >> so how were you making money in the streets? >> prostitution and selling trucks. >> one of the other things that bernard did on occasion inside l.a. county jail was put on beauty pageants. he was like a peadock. so he wanted to show off his feathers. >> like a miss america pageant. we do them in here the first runner up for the boy the school boys, the vogue, all that kind of stuff. it's a variety of things you are going up for. it's not just you. we cut up sheets, towel, make them look like dresses, you know. we destroy state property to make the outfit, in other words. >>

. >> so when we visited the los angeles county jail, it was no surprise that our cameras captured onethe many drills that test the readiness of those charged with maintaining order. >> okay, good job, guys. excellent. had a lockdown in a minute 30 seconds. >> the state of readiness when doing that drill was intense. there was tension in the air. a couple weeks pry or, someone was put in a coma from a pretty bad beating. no one was killed. >> jail is completely different than what it was 30 years ago. for one thing we have much more violence-prone inmates in our system. in the past, that was never a problem. we did not have major riots, disturbances. we did not have the races fighting against one another in the jail system. >> l.a. county jail officials told us most of that violence stems from one source. ♪ >> almost half of our jail population is street gang members and they are probably responsible for 70 to 80% of the crime that occurs in our jail. and nearly all of our murders have been gang related in one way or another. >> the gang bangers get younger every year. >> you are in a

the judge is proposing an areas in los angeles county east of palmdale. people who live there are traveling here to tell the judge not in my neighborhood. christopher hubbard was convicted of raining 23 women -- of raping 23 women in california in the 1970s. he moved to the bay areas in the early '80s and then raped 15 more women here. he was sentenced to prison for 16 years and after that was moved to a state mental hospital. a judge here in santa clara county ordered his release last year and has proposed an unincorporated area of palmdale. that's parked outrage and prompted people from that community to protest. we spoke to one woman attending the hearing today. >> it's upsetting. you know, it's a situation where -- it's hard to put into words because you want to be angry and outraged ad at the -- outraged at the station but you can't be angry at the judge for following the law. >> reporter: feel prosecute community have -- people from the community have set up a facebook page urging people to come here to tell the judge hubbard is not wanted and to co

the grandmother made the discovery in torrance if los angeles county.heriff say the children ranged in age from two months to three years. detectives are not saying what the motive may have been. the husband and the girl's father was outside of home. >> in san jose the search is on for a pair of arsonists behind an attack again the south bay family. surveillance video caught the crime in regular yesterday. this s.u.v. was doused with gasoline and sets the vehicle on fire. the flames spread to the other car. arson investigators questions the family who believe they are being targeted. >> they are heartless. cold blooded. they do not think of anything else we but vengeance. >> he says the family has been attacked before and the tires were slashed and paint thrown on the car this month. members of the vietnamese community fear the attack could be racially motivated. >> a vigil is held for a san lenadro teen killed when she was hit by an amtrak train. the 18-year-old was wearing ear buds and did not hear or see the train. it happened on monday night in spri

. >> every gang in los angeles county ends up coming here. and we just don't have enough places to segregate everybody and keep them from assaulting each other. and if you get one group that has superior numbers over the other and something sparks off a fight, it's going to be on. >> officials at the los angeles county jail told us racially segregated gangs are responsible for most of the violence including riots, like this one captured on surveillance tape. but we met one inmate who blames the problem on the system. >> i never wanted to get involved in racial problems. when i went to prison, i didn't hate blacks. i didn't hate mexicans. i didn't hate indians. i didn't hate anybody like that. but when you go to these prisons and by the time you do ten years like me, if you're even halfway sane, it's a miracle. >> vanjlis garafolo was awaiting trial for the attempted murder of five police officers while on parole for an earlier conviction of voluntary manslaughter. >> the date i met vanjlis garafolo it was like meeting hannibal lecter with sha

. >> one of them which is heavily relied upon is the county of los angeles, verses los angeles county employee relations commission and there it had to do with protecting private information of two groups of people. one whistle blowers, and they are the main part of the case saying well, because of the need to protect whistle blowers, and their personal information, that should not be disclosed because there they had been a showing of the high government interest. and there was another group of people there, though, and which was mainly what the people asking for the information were interested in. and that is people who were alleged to be wasting water. and there the court specifically said, them, sure you can have anything that you want on that. >> okay. and so how is it that these, or this or how is it that these particular people who have births, just because they have births are elevated to the position of higher regard that we have for protection of people like whistle blower, rather than just another group of people who may be wasting water and maybe the public should know abou

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the bodies in an los angeles county morgue for more than a year. bodies were removed from the mortgage to an office to process them. the bodies will be transferred to the va and if no one claimed them they will be cream mated and buried at national cemetery. >> dna and identification technology has advanced so much it's not people we don't know who they are, it's people no one ever claims them, that have no one at the end of their life. >> the mortgage says the during the morgue says the office of veteran affairs is to blame for not providing them a proper burial. the va says they were never told of the bodies. >>> california chrome's opener and trainer says he one fazed when a possess so many crossed his path while he was training. the possum waddled in front of him. california chrome will race for the triple crown on june 7th. >>> up next at 6:00, it's about to heat up in the bay area. frances dinglasan is up next with your forecast. >> the a's have hit a couple of speed bumps on the road. and u.s. soccer star landon donovan speaks at for the fir

the area the judge is proposing is unincorporated palmdale in los angeles county.has sparked outrage and protests have been held in the area for the past six months. >> we're not prepared to have someone of that designation in our area. we don't have the resources to be able to handle that. to have one sheriff for the area. can't protect him, can't protect the people. >> reporter: people from the community have set up a facebook page urging people to come to san jose to tell the judge that hub bart is not want -- to tell the judge that hubbart is not wanted. the l.a. district attorney opposes the decision to have hubbart live in antelope valley. >>> 71 people including a police officer and rabbi have been charged in a new york city child porn investigation. federal authorities say the group includes 70 men and one woman. the five week operation targeted people who use a computer file sharing program to exchange videos and photos of child pornography. some of the other people charged include a paramedic and boy scout leader. investigators say this is one of the larg

the bodies in an los angeles county morgue for more than a year. bodies were removed from the mortgage to an office to process them. the bodies will be transferred to the va and if no one claimed them they will be cream mated and buried at national cemetery. >> dna and identification technology has advanced so much it's not people we don't know who they are, it's people no one ever claims them, that have no one at the end of their life. >> the mortgage says the during the morgue says the office of veteran affairs is to blame for not providing them a proper burial. the va says they were never told of the bodies. >>> california chrome's opener and trainer says he one fazed when a possess so many crossed his path while he was training. the possum waddled in front of him. california chrome will race for the triple crown on june 7th. >>> up next at 6:00, it's about to heat up in the bay area. frances dinglasan is up next with your forecast. >> the a's have hit a couple of speed bumps on the road. and u.s. soccer star landon donovan speaks at for the fir

i also had a meeting with -- whose sister was killed in 2012 by los angeles county sheriff's. he's looking to improve police response on mental health incidents. hopefully we can invite him at some point to this hearing to share his story. he has a very positive story to share. lastly, i had an interview with a chinese language tv channel 26 to address the issue of increased homelessness at square. we did an interview there but while i was there i changed the nature of the interview to talk about the nature with occ. since i knew that was an issue i said what a great agency it was and they had bilingual staff and they should call with issues. there was a caller that called in while we were on the air and talked about a particular incident that occurred over the weekend. i followed up with the chief to report there was a complaint received. >> turman? >> quite by accident but last week i had an impromptu meeting with the folks from the san francisco office. what topic of discussion was the time that it takes to receive any kind of indication of an officer involved shooting. the

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that is why a group of women fron los angeles county drove 7 hours to testify in san jose where a judge is deciding when and how christopher evans hubbart should be reloosed. >> she -- released -- >> he is a repeated rapist, serial rapist. >> reporter: he spent more time in jail and mental hospitals than out. each time they said he wasn't a danger to society and released he raped again. that is why this week he filed papers requesting an audit of doctors at state hospitals. >> reporter: are you saying they are releasing predator whose are still dangerous? >> yes, in my opinion. i think they are too dangerous for the rest of us. some people never learn. >> reporter: he calls christopher evans hubbart the worst of the wur. some of -- worst. some of the latest victims were here. daisy ridge there, it has changed names and the rest of the neighborhood has changed too. we couldn't find anyone left to remember the pillow case rapists. his new neighbors would rather not know him. >> we don't want him out. >> reporter: there are 100 sex offenders living in the antelope valley right now. the jud

. >>> a serial rapist who terrorized the bay area will be released in los angeles county, as santa clara judge ruled today, christopher hubbard will be released in palmdale on july 7 july 7th. he has been in a state hospital since 1996. women came to san jose to speak against his release. hubbard has been in and out of custody for sexual assaults since the 1970s and the women fear he will strike again. >>> the man accused of killing morgan hill teen was in court today for the first time since prosecutors say they announced they will seek the death penalty. unsealing documents, supporters of the lamar family hope the threat of a death sentence will convince to tell the authorities where to find sierra's body. >>> a woman has filed a lawsuit against the in and out burger chain after hot coffee spilled on her lap. she was handed a cup of coffee at the drive through window that was so hot she count hold it and dropped it on her lap causing second degree burns, the woman said an employee told her it was against company policy to call 911, all workers are authorized to call 911 in emergency si

wife and children, started his career early on as a lawyer and assistant public defender in los angeles county where he served for four years and from there he moved on and worked as a civil rights attorney with the asian law caucus here in san francisco and with another civil rights organization, the apsxi, from there, he moved to the san francisco district attorney office where for seven years he served as a prosecutor and so he is kind of a combination of myself, commissioner loftus and turman and dejesus was a former public defender and a balanced background with significant experience with civil rights in the community and we honored to have commissioner wong join the commission and if you could say a few words about yourself. >> thank you very much, i think that you have pretty much covered my history and i am excited to join this commission and is seems like it is a hard working body, in the first week, i have read over the materials, i have began meeting with community groups and that is who i really hope to represent on this commission, are the voices from the community and so i did s

we think it is a very bad idea for him to be placed in los angeles county. >> reporter: >> pam: they're racist lance of the owner of the l.a. clippers made known all around the world. today, his companion had recorded those conversations spoke with the doctor field. it doctor phil >> >> reporter: lee language and facial gestures can be very revealing. dr. paul at the met is the german behind increase their behind like to me. lie to me seres series, dr. paul echman >>she does not know that she is doin it. what she is telling us is not the entire story. >> reporter: we will have more with dr. that meant about the steve the money story. v. siviano's storty >> pam: it was not starling who made the racist comments and that she altered those recordings. the 30 page document can relate an nba team owners stripping sterling and his wife of their team for which they have owned for over 30 years spirit >> pam: shelley starling is fighting to keep part ownership of the clippers. >> pam: you can watch it tomorrow morning at 10:00 right after the kron 4 news that you missed his interview today. doct

in santa clara county ruled that christopher hubart will be released to live in the remote los angeles county community of palmdale by july 7th. hubart is known as the pillowcase rapist because he put pillowcases over his victims' heads. tee tied to as many as -- he's tied to as many as 100 rapes. on wednesday, a group called the ladies of lake los angeles attended a hearing in hopes of preventing his release. the hearing was in san jose because his most recent crimes were in the bay area. >>> one of the women who escaped after being held by a kidnapper for more than ten years in cleveland spoke out in support of a california woman who is making a similar accusation. 42-year-old cv garcia was in court yesterday. he faces 19 years to life if convicted of rape, kidnapping and other charges. he's accused of holding his victim in captivity for ten years since she was 15 years old. garcia's attorney says the accuser is making up her story. michelle knight who was held in cleveland by a decade by ariel castro had this to say to people who doubt her story. >> you have absolutely no clue what she wen

the woman was in los angeles county and must be placed back there. but people down there pleaded for the judge not to put them in their small desert community. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom but several people from l.a. traveled 350 miles to be there so they could tell the judge they don't want christopher hubbard to live there. he's known as the pellow case rapist adding to raping 40 people throughout california. he's been living in a state mental hospital but the santa clara county court judge granted his conditional release. but under the law, he must be placed in an area that's 2,000 feet away from schools and parks. a home was located lake l.a., the people who live there are outaged and told the judge why hubbard should not live there. >> the neighbor next door to the house is a rape victim, two doors down, and we're sickened. we're disgusted. we're upset. flashbacks for us rape victims. we're not gonna stand for this. we'll fight this all the way to sacramento if we have to. >> reporter: thousands of letters and e-mails were given to

los angeles county deputies says the little girl's grandmother called 911 last night saying her daughter killed her three-year-old, two- year-old, and two-month-old baby at her home. investigators recovered several knives but there could be multiple causes of death. the father and grandmother were at the home when they arrived. the father was taken to the police station for questioning. >>> time is 4:53. san jose's proposed pot club crack down sparked another debate. the city is considering a new ordnance eventing san jose's more than 80 medical marijuana dispensaries. it would move many of the pot clubs away from schools and day care centers. it has sparked strong emotions from both supporters and opponents. one medical marijuana patient was among the many people who spoke. >> it makes me mad because it puts me at risk. because i'm not going to stop. you can't put a limit on someone's medication. >> how do we demonstrate to the federal government that we are tracking and controlling the product? and i think that is our problem. >> the city council put off making a final decision last ni

they were upstairs in department 32, trying to convince judge gilbert brown and the los angeles county safety task force not to release the pillow case rapist back into southern california. speakers included the assemblyman who represent that area and the so-called ladies of lake los angeles, you can see them wearing the blue shirts, who do not want the convicted rapist, christopher hubbard, living in their neighborhood. they feel they've become a dumping ground for the sex offender. >> three minutes from an elementary school. >> this morning, cheryl hallbrook showed her the house where hubbard will live. it's not much, in a sparsely populated part of the desert, and that's what worries residents. if he were to reoffend and bring a victim back to his place, it's possible no one would know about it. what really infuriates, one of his new neighbors is a woman who was raped when she was a child. the judge has agreed to the conditional release of hubart. holbrook, who is also a victim of rape, doesn't think he will ever be cured. >> do not release him in our community or any other communit

put the number at 100 the recent crimes occur in santa clara county, he is ordered to live in los angeles county, renting a small house near paul dale. he is now 63 years old hundreds have from the area came to san jose to oppose the release. they're now ayous coupsing the judge of dumping him there. he must be let go by july 7th. >>> a fund-raiser gets underway about 30 minutes from now from a key suspect in the chinatown corruption scandal. it's being billed as a free shrimp boy event. they resulted in arrest and indictment of senator leland yee in march. lawyers claim they're being handcuffed by a gag order aimed at protecting innocent people involving the investigation but does not allow them to discuss evidence in this case. first 50 donors will get a tee shirt that says free shrimp boy. >> you see offers everywhere. rebates of $50 and $100 on products. >> michael finney is here now to tell us how to stop the rebate run around. >> you apply to get some money back. one woman couldn't resist a generous offer but came to me for help getting the money. >> she loves video chatting and got it in

put the number at 100 the recent crimes occur in santa clara county, he is ordered to live in los angeles county, renting a small house near paul dale. he is now 63 years old hundreds have from the area came to san jose to oppose the release. they're now ayous coupsing the judge of dumping him there. he must be let go by july 7th. >>> a fund-raiser gets underway about 30 minutes from now from a key suspect in the chinatown corruption scandal. it's being billed as a free shrimp boy event. they resulted in arrest and indictment of senator leland yee in march. lawyers claim they're being handcuffed by a gag order aimed at protecting innocent people involving the investigation but does not allow them to discuss evidence in this case. first 50 donors will get a tee shirt that says free shrimp boy. >> you see offers everywhere. rebates of $50 and $100 on products. >> michael finney is here now to tell us how to stop the rebate run around. >> you apply to get some money back. one woman couldn't resist a generous offer but came to me for help getting the money. >> she loves video chatting and got it in

eastern los angeles county, as a result we have a flash flood warning as down pours are heavy. here is a camera looking westward there. temperatures 57 in san francisco. 63 in oakland. 55 in half moon bay. it's 71 degrees in santa rosa. 80s in fairfield. mid to upper 70s in livermore. low clouds and fog around the coast and bay tonight. temperatures low 90s inland and cooler monday, memorial day. nice, warm and pleasant day. that triggered warnings and watches this afternoon. we're looking at high pressure bringing us a nice, mainly sunny, warm holiday weekend. into southern pacific, a tropical depression of the season. now it's well southwest of the coast of mexico moving away from land areas but expected to strengthen by tomorrow. it moves away for populated areas. overnight, inland spots, mild with low temperatures into low to mid-50s, then, tomorrow another warm day. and especially inland locations. upper 70s to 80 around the bay. warming continue was highs into low 90s sunday, low 90s around the bay. cooling on monday but will be warm with upper 80s inland. looks good. tha

that is in los angeles county. >> high voltage lines are making it tough to knock down flames.being reported now. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> tonight a terrifying warning about certain risk of earthquakes >> in san francisco, very few are complying with a law designed to shore up a type of building. >> yes. soft story building have two stories over a soft or weak story like a parking area the buildings have five units. the story from a marina district hard hit in 1989. >> that is right. a lot of the buildings here have been rebuilt or retro fitted but there are thousas

themselves ladies of lakeland, to the courthouse they are and they are in a row moat area of los angeles county. >> whoever needs to stay in lock out. oop we don't want him where he is or anybody else is. >> he puts pillowcases over his victim's heads to muffel their screams. he is deciding their fate because his most recent crimes were in the bay area. >>> time is now 6:07 happening today, a santa rosa woman is accused of grabbing a boy pie the throat and is due to appear in court. garcia went to olive bet and asked where she could find the boy. she is a caused of shoving him around warning him not to bother her daughter. police say they have not been able to confirm whether her daughter was bullied and say it is possible the woman confronted it. >> three teachers have caught it holding more than 50 donations in the catholic school and to a by by the teachings. they are worried they could be gay or having sexual relations outside of marriage or even -- marriage or using birth control. >>> workers on the state state tore and they can't really extend that 31st deadline. however she can confirm t

that is in los angeles county. >> high voltage lines are making it tough to knock down flames. no injuries being reported now. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> tonight a terrifying warning about certain risk of earthquakes >> in san francisco, very few are complying with a law designed to shore up a type of building. >> yes. soft story building have two stories over a soft or weak story like a parking area the buildings have five units. the story from a marina district hard hit in 1989. >> that is right. a lot of the buildings here have been rebuilt or retro fitted but there are thousands across the city that are still vulnerable. the city wants to hear from people who have been put on notice. >> we're adding a number of shear walls on the perimeter of the building. >> it's a project to comply with new, mandatory retro fit law, covering so-called soft story buildings. and there are thousands in this city. multi storied, wood frame buildings with a garage, large windows and openings on the ground floor. >> right now, one in four of the types of buildings

eastern los angeles county, as a result we have a flash flood warning as down pours are heavy. here is a camera looking westward there. temperatures 57 in san francisco. 63 in oakland. 55 in half moon bay. it's 71 degrees in santa rosa. 80s in fairfield. mid to upper 70s in livermore. low clouds and fog around the coast and bay tonight. temperatures low 90s inland and cooler monday, memorial day. nice, warm and pleasant day. that triggered warnings and watches this afternoon. we're looking at high pressure bringing us a nice, mainly sunny, warm holiday weekend. into southern pacific, a tropical depression of the season. now it's well southwest of the coast of mexico moving away from land areas but expected to strengthen by tomorrow. it moves away for populated areas. overnight, inland spots, mild with low temperatures into low to mid-50s, then, tomorrow another warm day. and especially inland locations. upper 70s to 80 around the bay. warming continue was highs into low 90s sunday, low 90s around the bay. cooling on monday but will be warm with upper 80s inland. looks good. tha

that is in los angeles county. >> high voltage lines are making it tough to knock down flames. no injuries being reported now. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> tonight a terrifying warning about certain risk of earthquakes >> in san francisco, very few are complying with a law designed to shore up a type of building. >> yes. soft story building have two stories over a soft or weak story like a parking area the buildings have five units. the story from a marina district hard hit in 1989. >> that is right. a lot of the buildings here have been rebuilt or retro fitted but there are thousands across the city that are still vulnerable. the city wants to hear from people who have been put on notice. >> we're adding a number of shear walls on the perimeter of the building. >> it's a project to comply with new, mandatory retro fit law, covering so-called soft story buildings. and there are thousands in this city. multi storied, wood frame buildings with a garage, large windows and openings on the ground floor. >> right now, one in four of the types of buildings

he will be released by july 7th in palm dale in los angeles county. he's linked to as many as 100 rapes in southern california and the bay area during the '70s and '80s. a group of women in la attended the hearing and hoping to extend his release. >>> an amber alert is still in effect for an abducted child of a 2-year-old edwin vargas was kidnapped in los angeles by his father. the boy's mother h restraining order against him. 27-year-old abraham vargas was hiding and drove off the little boy inside. the car was found later in la but there was no sign of the father and son. >>> a former oakland police officer is collecting tens of thousands of dollars of disability payments. tonight oakland police is investigating. ktvu is in oakland this evening to explain why this officer has done nothing illegal. >> reporter: the city is trying to figure out whether or not they should cut-off the $52, 000 annual disability payoff this man is receiving. you see they still need some time to investigate that. from what we are learning he can basically do this. it is n

. >> the city of the car son in los angeles county is expected to be the first city in the state to outlawing. they are considering a ordinance to make it a crime to bully anyone. bullying is a willful conduct involving harassment. name-calling does not qualify. it includes fines. parents would be responsible for their child's behavior. score one for the pun -- republican. mcconnell won the republican pram ory in kentucky. the tea party candidate was a threat. mcconnell spent half of what he had stockpiled. his democratic opponent is allison grimmes kentucky's secretary of state. grimmes and mcconnell is in a virtual tie. the race is expected to be tough. grimmes is 35-year-old and if she wins would be the first female senator-elected in kentucky. >>> a consignment store for kids closes without warning to customers. >> tonight, why a owner feels he had no choice. >> a young woman killed at a rail crossing, neighbors said that crossing was dangerous, a plan that was underway to make it safer. >> first we're following breaking news. what we know with a homicide investigation that's underway

. >> the city of the car son in los angeles county is expected to be the first city in the state to outlawullying. they are considering a ordinance to make it a crime to bully anyone. bullying is a willful conduct involving harassment. name-calling does not qualify. it includes fines. parents would be responsible for their child's behavior. score one for the pun -- republican. mcconnell won the republican pram ory in kentucky. the tea party candidate was a threat. mcconnell spent half of what he had stockpiled. his democratic opponent is allison grimmes kentucky's secretary of state. grimmes and mcconnell is in a virtual tie. the race is expected to be tough. grimmes is 35-year-old and if she wins would be the first female senator-elected in kentucky. >>> a consignment store for kids closes without warning to customers. >> tonight, why a owner feels he had no choice. >> a young woman killed at a rail crossing, neighbors said that crossing was dangerous, a plan that was underway to make hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with t

but almost all of those sentences come from los angeles county. arizona sentences of people to death row almost all of those sentences come from tucson. he granted one stamp of execution during his time. he did it because there was a worry that the person might be innocent and they did dna text and it came back as guilt. he was executed. so, while i think you are right it can be used to affirm guilt i think the forces that are pushing us away from the capital punishment are very, very strong in that we have a lot of mileage out of that one and that one isn't going to. you can't get rid of the death penalty without embracing imprisonment and life without parole. that's a funny stance. i'm against the death penalty but life imprisonment without parole. as i stated to my children, i'm right. [laughter] >> i can't see you. you mentioned your collaborators in the introduction and i wondered if you could speak about the process of writing and with that collaboration meant. those of you that by the book or take it out of the jones library where we have m

. >> back in january numbers came out that the making of porn in los angeles county declined. 48 permitsere -- 480 permits were applied for and in 201324. it is going to las vegas. there is no condom law in las vegas. what they are doing is saying to the l.a. porn industry, that's a wrap. >> ladies and gentlemen, andy levy. using saw ties sticks to a whit -- using statistics to a white end. it was cold feet in golf feet. rory mcilroy, what a great name, called off the marriage to danish tennis pro. anyway, he called off the wedding just a few days after mailing out the invitations. mcilroy explains the problem is mine. well, not really. the wedding invitations made me realize i was not ready for all that marriage entails. makes sense, the postage can be overwhelming. he may seem like a schmuck, but did he do her a favor by doing it now? >> i will get to that. first of all -- i keep doing that firstful -- first of all. he is an i idiot. all he has to do all day long is walk from hole to hole thinking. he couldn't figure it out. yes, she dodged a bullet. nobody wants to be married to someb

los angeles is on alert especially when it comes to its high rise buildings. in fact this week, l.a. county took issue with wood frame buildings that could collapse in the big one. it's been decades since the northridge earthquake, and now the softest spots what could come at any second. "america tonight"'s michael okwu. on california's fault. >> i felt like a giant had picked up my house and started shaking it. >> in the predawn hours of january 17th, 1994. susan and her family woke up to a nightmare. a large earthquake more powerful than any the southern california native had are experienced. >> my husband grabtd m grad my daughter, four years old. and i grabbed my daughter, two years old. and so much had fallen we couldn't escape. >> when the shaking stopped, 57 people were dead. make it is northridge earthquake one of of the deadliest and mow expensive in u.s. history. >> you can see, we had to take it down to the very frame of the house. >> aslin's family lost their dream home and spent the next six months living in the driveway. some neighbors fared worse including one man who committ