los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. just moments ago he went up on the stage in los angeles to concede this race. earlier tonight he complained about a printing problem that was a huge snafu in los angeles county where about a third of the polling places voters would have to ask for provisional ballots. their names voter roll. >> you expect that in the united states of america, los angeles county, the largest county in the state, that they would be able to conduct an election without the problems of this magnitu magnitude. >> reporter: and he had asked that voting be extended until friday. he had asked that of the state registrar and the secretary of state. they were saying they would reply to that later tonight. but we have not heard back in the meantime, again, as i said, he did concede the race. back here at gavin newsom's election watch party, he will get the candidate that he wanted to face in the november election, republican john cox, someone that president trump endorsed. there will be a clear line of demarcation between the two candidates, and in blue california gavin newsom is believing he can certainly come out the victor in the november election. live in san francisco, carol yin ty

and to toss in a little more confusion, there was a printing error in ballots in los angeles county.hat printing error involved the voter roster. there were 118,000 name os mitted from the roster. they were given provisional ballots. quite a night. waiting for a lot of the dust to settle and a lot of questions of what's going to happen. it could take many me hours, if not days, to come up for the answers. >> kyung lah for us. a lot of hard work all night. you'll be back soon. >> stay tuned for our coverage for the next three hours. but a word of warning. to kyung's point, these can take several days. you can see 60% mail-in votes. as long as they're postdated by tuesday, they can count them until friday. we could have a long time before we get a clearer picture if some of the democrats are locked out like in the 48th district in rticular. joining us live from los angeles, cnn political reporter, maeve reston. it's not goomorning, 's good evening, pacific time. let's first step back and talk about the numbers. democrats need 23 seats to retake the house. ten seats are ranked as compet

a second bear was found hours later in another neighborhood in los angeles county and it too was dartedame one were treated to warmer weather and less wind. >> still a little wind, are we done with it? >> the wind is dying down, and temperatures that were a good five to 15 degrees are easing up. take a look at the winds many. nothing like what we specialsed in the last couple of days. 20 miles an hour out of the west, sfo and the rest of it is light. from the east bay camera, breezy over the hills. temperatures in the mid 50s and currently 49 in gilroy. check out warriors blue, the sales force tower. 58 in santa rosa, it's sparkling tonight in san francisco, 58 in conco concord. livermore, 58 degrees and the biggest change will be the wind. really dialing back for the next couple of days. expect lighter winds and a lighter pattern. it will be turning cooler again early next week for those of you who do not like the hot weather. look at san francisco. downtown, city hall, all visible. fog is not an issue. now, listen:00. a few minutes away. we will keep the breeze going across the coasta

judge george lomeli/superior court of los angeles county: "the conduct was horrendous, inhumane, and" after calling this the worst case of abuse he has seen in his 20 years on the bench - judge george lomeli sentenced isauro aguirre to death for torturing and murdering 8-year-old gabriel fernandez. his girlfriend - the boy's mother, pearl fernandez, received life in prison for her role.judge george lomeli/superior court of los angeles county:"it is unimaginable the pain that this child probably endured." gabriel had a cracked skull, broken ribs, burns and b-b pellets lodged in his body. pearl fernandez/gabriel's mother:"i want to say i'm sorry to my family for what i did. obviously, i'm sorry for this, what happened. i wish gabriel was alive. every day, i wish that i made better choices."aguirre didn't speak in court and neither did the boys' biological father - who is in custody on an unrelated charge.but he said he wanted to listen to the sentencing... members who spoke at the hearing.olivia rubio/gabriel's cousin:"gabriel had unconditional love for you and knowing he would never t

scenario where democrats could get locked out and a lot of voters in that district live in los angeles countyrange county, los angeles county and san bernardino county. we're waiting to see how many people this affected and whether it affects the results in that district and whether there could be a possible recount potenti potentially. >> could there be a possible recount? depends how many people were quote, unquote, turned away. whether they could prove that to a juj, whether there are grounds to a legal cbut what is clear to take a long time to count thes provisional ballots. that was a race where, if you're talking about a couple hundred votes, there is potential for the candidates who don't win to challenge the results. >> so nathan, democrats need a 23 seat net gain to regain control of the house. what are the chaes as of now. >> i think no matter what happens they're going to have a good chance. you're going to have a polarizing president. midterms are usually bad for the president's party. democrats still could have an opportunity. it could be a disappointment if democrats get locked

. >> what is the situation for los angeles county? this is california law, you should know the answer. somebody is going to put up an ad, a covered, unlicensed facility posts an ad in los angeles county, and how many languages must they print the disclosure, the disclaimer? >> it would be 13. and it would be -- if a plaintiff showed standing and made a record of the kind of ad that they used to run and that it would be impossible to run it that way, it would be unconstitutional. but that requires actual standing -- >> what kind of an ad, if it's -- what kind of an ad would, as to what type of ad would that not be unconstitutional? >> well, your honor, there's nothing in the record about what ads these plaintiffs do, in fact, run. so we don't know. we do know this doesn't apply to tv and radio ads, for instance. i want the make sure, if i may, to address -- >> so you want me to have a remand for them to tell the court what a billboard is? because i don't know that? >> your honor -- >> there's a lot of things we don't know, but i think w

and as you mentioned there is a big one in los angeles county. that democratic candidate antonio villaraigosa feels could hamper his bid. we'll tell you more about that in just a moment. but, yes, i'm here at gavin newsom's watch party at a party and they are indeed ready to party. >> things i indeed looking favorable. >> reporter: that was gavin newsom sounding modest this morning as he cast his vote in large spur. it's clear he will be one of the two candidates facing off in the fall. he wants his rival to be republican multi-millionaire john cox. cox, a relative unknown, received a big boost when donald trump decided to endorse him. in fact, this morning the president tweeted, high tax, high crime california, be sure to get out and vote for republican john cox for governor. he will make a big difference. former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa also putting up a fight to make it to november. a printing error has forced more than provisional ballots today. >> we have asked registered voters and the secretary of state to ask they extend the

the first case of human west nile virus has been confirmed in los angeles county.health officials say the hotter weather is adding to the greater numbers of mosquitoes and that increases the risk of the west nile virus. >>> the marine center is investigating the death of a blue whale. they plan to perform a necropsy today. the carcass was a few mile south. they are listed as an endangered species. >>> a person was hit and killed on the bart train tracks in oakland. there were system wide bart delays for about two hours. ac transit set up a bus bridge. and they told this victim was a man and we are waiting to here the identification of the victim and how he ended up on the tracks. >>> authorities have identified the fremont man who died over the weekend scuba diving. the sheriffs department said mark alcot was diving with are a friend and lost consciousness. he was air lifted to shore but pronounced dead a short time later. >>> still ahead. playing with fire in santa rosa. >>> the coast guard coming to the rescue and what they have to do to save five people after th

santa monica police sent the case to los angeles county districtattorney's office yesterday. there e few other details about the allegations, but stallone denies them. zblierngts meanwhile, los angeles police are investigating thos claims of elder abuse involving comic book writer stan lee. they granted a restraining order against the 95-year-old former business manager. kia morgan i accused of separating lee from his family, moving lee from his home, and taking advantage of his hearing, vision, and judgment. morgan was arrested monday for making a fashion 911 he claimed there were burglars in the house. it was actually people conducting a welfare check on lee. >>> a big legal shake-up for president trump's former personal attorney michael cucoh, ently at the center of an fbi investigation. nbc news confirms cohen's legal team is c leaving thee. that move sparked speculation that he will cooperate with prosecutors. t sources closeo the case say that cohenas not been interviewed yet. fbi agents seize the millions of documents during raids on his home and office back in april. t

, los angeles county. the impact on the community just for los angeles and these are last years statistics, $600 million a year to educate kids who are not here legally. the city of los angeles for social services, it is $900 million. that is $1.5 billion that comes out of the l.a. taxpayers pocket for people from another country that are here illegally. is 50 to 60nty jail -- 50% to 60% hispanic. last month, they were 80 people pulled out of the jail for having gang-related systems within the jail. it is basically a mexican mafia. thego to lapd, they have 200 most wanted people, 80% of those are hispanic surnames. we have a problem that everyone seems to be ignoring. ms-13 came here from el salvador many years ago. they blossomed and spread across the united states. it is an immigration problem. we have not been dealing with it. i know it is harsh on the kids that came here. the parents brought them here. the parents have broken the law. we are ignoring the laws and we need more of a mass deportation to g

, los angeles county. the impact on the community just for los angeles and these are last years statistics, $600 million a year to educate kids who are not here legally. the city of los angeles for social services, it is $900 million. that is $1.5 billion that comes out of the l.a. taxpayers pocket for people from another country that are here illegally. is 50 to 60nty jail -- 50% to 60% hispanic. last month, they were 80 people pulled out of the jail for having gang-related systems within the jail. it is basically a mexican mafia. thego to lapd, they have 200 most wanted people, 80% of those are hispanic surnames. we have a problem that everyone seems to be ignoring. ms-13 came here from el salvador many years ago. they blossomed and spread across the united states. it is an immigration problem. we have not been dealing with it. i know it is harsh on the kids that came here. the parents brought them here. the parents have broken the law. we are ignoring the laws and we need more of a mass deportation to g

that piece of los angeles county, which is part of royce's district, that's where some of the irregularities were today. it could make the counting process longer. >> this is the capital of high-tecamerica. california, silicon valley. they can't count the ballots. >> not the first time this has happened. we are talking about the road to the midterms goes through raor thedemocrats.there's been anti-trump enthus which brought a lot of democrats to run for office. that's been a blessing and a curse for democrats. >> the fields are crowded and the rules make it confusing for voters. caia is the center of the resistancemovement. in some ways, it's a test. a lot of people are saying, if there's a lot of pressure from the democratic party, progressive democrats, versus establishment democrats. dianne feinstein won a good victory. and she's one of the targets of the left of the democratic party. this is a testing ground for that. just like alabama is a testing ground for pro-trump republicans and establishment republicans. >> harry, for you, what's the biggest takeaway in the last couple hours? >> t

but then also this other species called cochlicella barbara, which also is a first record for los angeles countyand then now, almost two years later, i'm back assessing are thosose spieies still here. and they are. li literally are collaborators. , we have papers together with all of our names on it. so, those are things that-- that collaboratioion makeis ce and standing in this backyard a really meaningful thing. pauly: this one's gonna go right there. we have the specimens that you see behind me, and other specimens all throughout this instititution. over 35 million specimens s and historical colcts.lectio and thos time machine so that we can understand where species were found in the past. when we think about the greatest threats to biodiversity that our planet is currently facing, we think ababout thingsgs like clclimate change,e,eali a t is one of t the biggesest threatsts actualally urbanizization. so, we nonow know thahat as of , 50% of the human population is now living in urban areas, and so, suddenly, it becomes a huge imimperative on p people to understand howow we ca urban areas s mo

the superior court of los angeles county determined that brad and angie's kids are quote safe with theirather. and that it is "critical that each of them have a healthy and strong relationship." to that end, a family court judge ruled that jolie needs to take steps to improve the relationship their kids have with brad. or she could actually lose primary custody of them. >> these kids are not seeing brad. that's a big problem. >> family law specialist kelly chang rickert has been studying the ruling. >> i think brad's team presented evidence that angelina has been intentionally or unintentionally alienating the kids from brad. >> and brad has been given unrestricted phone access to his kids. >> the ruling is clear. angie, don't mess with their phones. is there the ruling orders angie to provide brad with their children's cell phone numbers. and angelina is ordered to quote not monitor the minor children's text messages with brad. a source credits the ruling to brad's hard work this turning his life around. quote, he is clean and sober and wants nothing more than to be the best father he c

. >> there was also a story from "the hill" reporting, the "los angeles times" saying 2.3% of registered voters in los angeles county, 118,000-plus, were missing on the list for tuesday's primaries. >> right. i mean, we still have a lot of, kind of -- things are still early in california right now, so i think we need to follow up on that as more votes come in. >> from placenta, california, susan on our republican line. good morning. you're next. >> caller: yes, i'm going to change my thing a little bit my son and two others were one of those people when we went to vote yesterday, two other republicans and my son did not have their names on the ballot -- on the register. they had to get a provisional vote. and also, i'm glad we have cox in there. and i am a strong, strong republican, and it's not that the republicans are against immigration. we are against illegal immigration. and we are f the law. >> so, leah askarinam, homuch did immigration play into these elections, whether it be john cox's positioning or others? how much did it play into it? >> so, as i mentioned bere, in california, immigration is a big deal, e

the large illegal arsenal was discovered last week after the los angeles county sheriff's office receivedp from a neighbor. the suspect was booked on suspicion of being a felon in possession of firearms. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," cellphone customers win some privacy, and the u.s. is not backing down from a trade fight with china. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. well, stockmarkets in asia have been mixed as china vows to retaliate president trump's latest threat to impose tariffs on imports. today they say the trump administration is, quote, bloodless when it comes to pushing its trade agenda. yesterday he told a small group of business owners it's time the u.s. evens the playing field with china. >> china has been taking out $500 billion out of our country and rebuilding china. >> on monday mr. trump threatened to impose a 10% tariff of $10 billion of chinese goods. here on wall street the escalating trade disputes and the markets are lower again. industrials and texts took heavy hits. the dow fell 2

sb1045, narrowed the fo of the bill to two pilot programs, sunset in january 1st of 2024, the counties of los angeles and the county of san francisco. so we'll continue to watch that one. ab2025 creates, we talked about it before, it's now called elders, and's -- rs liviit dignitpathy, respect and support. it names aajor change and it will create a bond fund so there will be a bond on the 2020 balloto create a $200 million bond found for ab2021 by accosta, and added a pilot program for senior volunteers to encourage senior r cagiver resource center, and that would create a pilot program, obviously, require reporting to sunset in 2024, before it moves forward. and then in assemblyman irw bill, ab2019, greatest social need to include cultural or social isolation caused by sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. and then lastly, senate bill 821 by jackson, it d es the, come out of the santa we h rosa firesnd then the hurranes where we saw some challenges in other jurisdictions over getting seniors out of residential care facilities. and as i say, defines emergency plan just for the pu

once you separate to be free from all that excessive tax revenue there in silicon valley and los angeles county>> we'll have san diego county. >> because you want to keep the chargers? >> they're gone. >> you don't even have the ( bleep )ing chargers? >> there is one person who doesn't like the two-state solution. >> we're going to campaign in every part of california. >> what do you say about californians who voted for trump? if you don't like it in america, get out. you stole that, too. how bad can it be? >> my biggest fear is a lot of people are going to die which is what happened in the civil war. >> now we're talking civil war? >> that's not california. californians are hippies. will it be hard to fight a civil war if you don't eat protein or believe in guns? >> new california will bomb the shit out of you. this civil war has more than two sides. tim draper has introduced a third initiative to split california into three states. >> we're trying to create states for the next millennial. >> guess who doesn't like the idea of a threeway, besides my girlfriend? >> it's better for california, i

los angeles county fire received a call from cal poly police just before 5 pm about a person acting erratically. students were sent an alert to stay away from two buildings on campus and that is when the suspect attacked the parking officer. when police arrived, they opened fire and killed the suspect. >>> more than 1000 people turned out for a vigil tonight in maryland to honor the five people gunned down at a newspaper office yesterday. many carried candles as the crowd streamed through downtown annapolis. the suspect reportedly carried a long list of grievances, filing lawsuits against reporters, lawyers, and even judges. reporter kenneth craig has an update him and annapolis tonight. >> reporter: there were outpourings of love and support in annapolis friday evening, honoring the five victims of the capital gazette shooting. >> a free press, that is what keeps us free. >> reporter: reporter wendy winters daughter greeted reporters at a vigil. >> this is far too soon to lose my mother. she was a fantastic woman and an amazing reporter. >> reporter: the men charged with ending the lives is be

aal new california woul begin in los angeles county and cover coastal areas. the i initiative spearheaded by billionaire tim striker. ♪ ♪ >>> an emotional night in orlando. hundreds of people gathered for a memorial outside the pulse nightclub. yesterday marks two years since he mass shooting inside that club. 49 people lost their lives there, and during last night's ceremony, city and county officials announced that june 12th will forever be called orhllando united day. a day of love and kindness inth honor o victims. >>> 4:47. t&t and time warner get the green light tomerge. yesterday a federal judge ruled at&t's purchase of time warner for more than $85 million is legal. the justice deptment had argued that that merger would hurt consumers and harm competition. at&t says the deal will hel it compete with streaming video companies like netflix, hue lieu and amazon. >>> well, today is the last day we'll hear from the stanley cup champion caps before they go on their summerbreak. the team will have their final interviews with the media today. you can watch tho

southern california from fresno south, and new california would cover los angeles county to san francisco. only 17% of voters support this, and congress would have to approve. stay tuned. >>> and north america has been chosen to host the 2026 world cup tournament. this year's world cup begins tomorrow in russia. but the u.s. men's national team did not qualify. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the shooting at a major u.s. airport. new details coming in after the break. >>> and news involving the death of penn state student timothypia the's a headli breing late today, the surprise. >>> and the deadly plane crash, across a road into the woods, shortly after takeoff. a lot more news ahead tonight. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attac

: cara mccarty says this is a good example of nclusive design, a new vo machine created for los angeles county for the 2020 elections. >> today, if seone has a disability, often they vote separately. often they... they don't have the privacy because they verbalize how they want to vote, so other people can hear how they are voting. this has not only a privacy screen, it can be onjusted for sowho's standing. if you're in a wheelchair, you can roll up to it.s the ballotectronic. we can change the font size if someone has difficulties with their vision. >> reporter: the machine was designed by ideo, a company known for including users in the design process. >> that has really created and resulted in a lot of products that are much more functional, often more aesthetically pleasing. >> reporter: for example, ideo consulted people with cerebral palsy. the designers found that touch scr weeked best for them. and, it turned out, touch screens worked best for most mccarty says that's typical. itveral of the products in the cooper hewitt exhiere originally intended for someone with a disability but end

not even what's going on in los angeles county. they could ruffle their feathers. i was talking to the campaign manager earlier tonight. we feel really good about our numbers. when gavin took the podium tonight at 10:00, he was introduced by his wife. he says very clearly this is not a victory speech though. this is a half time report right now. things look good. but we have to get to work because time has never been more critical. of course, all to the occurring presidential administration, which he then goes on to compare himself. he says to president trump and what's going on in washington. >> a state where we don't criminalize diversity, but we celebrate diversity. a state where we don't obstruct justice. we demand justice for everybody. what we don't regulate with a woman's body more than we regulate assault weapons out on our streets. >> reporter: now this is poignant because of course in a blue state like california, you would think oh, it'll be two democrats running in the gubernatorial race. but no, gavin newsom has made it very clear. he wants to run aime

aye los angeles county district attorney's offices santa monica police have forwarded a case involving sex crime allegation. it was made by an unidentified woman against stallone. they didn't provide exact detail against the allegations, though in decembeai police s they were investigating a sexualnt of alleged misconduct in the 1990sy e actor. it was according to reuters. police wouldn't comment on whether the age of th case would disqualify it. the statute of limitationsize ten years in california. through his lawyer stallone has categorically denied sexually assaulting anyone. >>> a meeting that was longov due kim kardashian west traveled to memphis, tennessee to meet face to face with alice johnson, the 63-year-old great grandmother that she helped free after 21 years in prison. the reality tv snr has b a champion for johnson's cause, bringing her case right to present trump's desk, resulting in the president commuting johnson's life seence for a non-violent drug offense. in a "today" show exclusive nbc news's hoda kotb sat down with the pair for their first joint interview since t

a man from colorado and another man from los angeles county plunged to their deaths around 8:15 this morning. park rangers received several cause. the doomed climbers we trying ascend on the free blast route. >> there is a lot of unanswered questions. it will be several days to several weeks before we understand what happened today. as far as exactly where they were, ohio they were, what type of gear they were using. these are unanswered questions. >> today's deaths came less than two weeks after another person died at half dome. >>> and we are getting our first idea of the economic impact of the kilauea volcano in hawaii. tourism is down 80% to 90% since the eruptions began. most of the area has been closed for weeks and norwegian cruise lines has stopped weekly stops in hilo. restaurants that are usually packed have noticed a big decrease in business. >> we have to shut down every tuesday. >> reporter: for the people here, it is very bad. >> cankilauea began spouting ro and lava. lava has burned down a substation and a drilling rig. >>> this terrifying seeing under folding during a

. >>> a southern california fire is threatening buildings in rural los angeles county. it's burning near the community of agua dulce about 20 miles northeast of santa clara. aerial video shows crews rescuing horses from approaching flames. the fire has burned between 900 to 1,000 acres. evacuation orders are in effect, but no major roads or highways are shut down. >>> checking bay area headlines, an explosion and fire ripped through this townhouse in east san jose this morning. the residents say they heard a loud boom and then they saw the flames. the fire was out quickly, but seven people are displaced, no word yet on the cause. >>> chopper 5 over the search for a gunman in san francisco, the man was found shot to death on oakdale avenue in the bayview this morning, no sign of the suspect or suspects. a nearby elementary school was placed on lockdown as a precaution. >>> in santa rosa crews are fixing the sinkhole. it's small but deep, about 6 feet deep, opened up this morning on barnes road. it may be the result of erosion from an underground storm drain. the area clo

. >> in los angeles county, more than 250 firefighters working to protect homes in beverly homes. burned at least 35 acres. it could expect to burn up to 50 acres before finished. the l.a. fire department says dry brush is on fire and threatening some of the winds. winds blowing at nine miles per hour, so not too windy. that is good news for crews on the scene. >>> we want to get to the big news around here. the warrior championship of parade. >> a blizzard of confetti. we have live team coverage on the ground and on the air all day today. talking with the players and hanging out with the fans. >> let's begin our coverage with mindi blach. >> reporter: every local celebrity and dignitary was there to secelebrate. >> i love how the whole world can see how beautiful oakland is. >> reporter: the fans came as early as 3:00 in the morning to get up close to their favorite players and coaches. and the team didn't disappoint. >> i haven't seen you since game four. i've missed. >> reporter: how is this day for you? >> i don't know how to answer the question. pictures speak louder. >> prou

eventually moved up to san francisco to work out of the office here, given a lot of assembly through los angeles county then came up here and doing assemblies to kids about rainforest. one of my jobs was to teach about recycle, teaching students to reduce, reuse, recycle and compost, i'm teaching them they have the power, and that motivates them. it was satisfying for me to work with for the department of environment to create a message that gets to the heart of the issue. the san francisco department of environment is the only agency that has a full time educational team, we go into the schools to help teach children how to protect nature and the environment. we realized we needed animal mascot to spark excitement with the students. the city during the gold rush days, the phoenix became part of the city feel and i love the symbolism of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesso

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) a los angeles county firefighterin in the sumer heat.. joe zambrano is honoring fallen firefighters. zambrano will be running for 350 miles.. to arizona in remembrance of the granite mountain hotshots the 19 wildland fighters that were killed in 20-13 in the yarnell hill fire. é( james ) the firefighters started a non-profit called the kevin world-check explorer for life association... in honor of hotshots kevin wall jack. ( james ) coming up next... a major wildfire is burning in northern california. we've got an update on the progress firefighters are making. ( darya ) breaking news in lake county... we have new numbers on an out of control wildfire. the pawnee fire has now spread to 82-hundred acres and there is no containment this morning. we just got that upd

the los angeles county sheriff's department identified him as 35-year-old tristan, a usc graduate who was preparing to move to the area for a job. he was killed at malibu state park inside a tent with his two daughters ages two and four. his children were not entered. detective said there had been other shootings near the location in the past. they have shut down the campground as a precaution. >> the first thing the cop said is that this does not happen here. it can happen anywhere and you according to the ctmistry in 20 from uirvine a suitable company. a go fund me campaign has been started for the family. >>> it is 5:47. recent figures show that the low income level in the bay area is the highest in the country. the government latest definition is about $117,000 a year for a family of four in san francisco, marin and san mateo counties. in santa clara county a household of $94,000 a year and in alameda and contra costa counties 89,000 is considered low income.fe says despite numerous constructions, housing has not kept pace with the tremendous job growth in the region since 2011. >

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and new california would include los angeles county and several surrounding counties along the coast. tim drapers behind the effort and says it would lower taxes andro i infrastructure. >>> caps players aren't quite rey to quit for the surmer or gettingst ready tt their summer vacation, what we could hear in them today. and amelia will have aook at th le >>> today is the last dayea we will from the stanley cup champion caps before they go on summer eak. the tea is about to start its final interviews with the media. you can wch them this afternoon on news 4. what a season they just had. here is a look back at yesterday's stanley cup victory parade. >> captain and playoff mvp,nu er 8, alex ovechkin. ♪ and the rockets r glare >> i love you so much. i know how much you love thi city and these players. and now we have something that bond us and unites us. a stanley cup championship! >> the words thato i want leave you with and i have to sort of paraphrase it from one of the greatest americans of all-time, we had a dream. end we did it. >> every t i drive on constitution for the rest of my

los angeles county, more than 5 million voters there the county registrar says 100,000 plus names were left off the roster due to a printing error. this mistake has reportedly affected about 35% of precincts in the county. voters whose names are inexplicably missing from the voting rolls when they turn up to vote are told not to worry. they're told to file a provisional ballot which officials say will be counted. but that is obviously setting some nerves on edge in california as we continue to watch results roll in around the country that does it for now, but lots of primary coverage to come tonight. lawrence o'donnell isom up. he'll have an update on the important story of children be separated from their parents at the u.s. border. the biggest state, the biggest stakes on the biggest day of the imary. the story here in california, one we've been following is this question of there are seven house races, seven congressional raceshere demrats think they can flip the seats. republicans hold them in california, clinton won them in '16. democrats think they can flip them in the fall. they

los angeles county, more than 5 million voters there the county registrar says 100,000 plus names were left off the roster due to a printing error. this mistake has reportedly affected about 35% of precincts in the county. voters whose names are inexplicably missing from the voting rolls when they turn up to vote are told not to worry. they're told to file a provisional ballot which officials say will be counted. but that is obviously setting some nerves on edge in california as we continue to watch results roll in around the country that does it for now, but lots of primary coverage to come tonight.

people were left off the voter rolls in tuesday's primary, affecting 400 voting locations in los angeles countyl ballot. rob: time running out in a desperate search for survivors after the guatemala volcano eruption, rain hardening the ashes making it tougher rescuers to dig through the rubble. 100 people are confirmed dead. enormous ash cloud surrounding a golf course after the biggest eruption of that volcano in four decades. look at all the ash. >> baseball sized hail shattering in does and smashing roofs causing $120 million in damages. >> everybody's cars, the window right there. >> baseball sized hail, incredible video out of wyoming, this twister touching down, nobody hurt there. >> janice dean is tracking the intense weather. >> we have a thread again today and the hail incredible, damaging wind, a threat with severe storms and that is what we saw out of wyoming and dozens of reports of hail and damaging winds, the same threat exists across the northern plains and high plains with a threat for parts of montana and wyoming throughout the afternoon and evening in the daytime heating. the

served as a member of the ucla review after a brief stint at the civil litigator he joined the los angeles county district attorney's office, where he went on to specialize in the prosecution of gang members, murderers, excuse me. california magazine named him as one of the most effective prosecutors appointed to the bench at age 33 he became california's youngest sitting judge at the time and his colleagues later selected him to become the presiding judge. in 1994, he was elected at the california state assembly and in his freshman term elected to the majority leader. california magazine named him the most effective legislator and ranked him number one in integrity, number one in the effectiveness. in 1996, he won the first of two terms in congress and was one of only two members to serve on both the house commerce and the house judiciary committee. the house selected him to be the lead prosecutor. president george bush nominated him to be undersecretary of commerce and director of the united states patent and trademark office confirmed unanimously by the senate he served as the chief advisor to