transportation spending, the nose set for transportation, and ryan antoon, he's a commissioner for los angeles county aviation commission. gentlemen, thank you very much for being here. ryan, i want to start with you this pilot. -- that's very freaky to me, how many of these we've seen recently. it looks like a beautiful day, and then the plane suddenly plunged is 1000, feet 2003 the, 3000 feet. that one those heading from austin, on a lufthansa flight to germany, that matthew mcconaughey's wife camilla's, on she said plunged 4000 feet, so is that happening more often,

los angeles county, san diego county, washington and montgomery county, what were your biggest takeaways from this poor? -- from this poor -- this tour? sec becerra: the thing we heard most was people don't believe we are listening. if they don't think you are paying attention -- when they finally see that a child in a youth crisis center -- the young girl with her mother, she had lost the past summer her mother who had been murdered. she was having a really tough time coping. she was wearing a t-shirt with his teacher on it. when i asked her about the t-shirt, she started talking about her brother. to follow and her brother's footsteps and keep the nonprofit going. one of the things i learned really well with listen. we put out about $2.5 billion in the last five years. that is how quickly it evaporates. some of it went to mental health -- some of it went to disorder. we can get in the game because we bring money to the table. we need your help and we want to know what you are doing that works and what the best practices are. host: what are the biggest challenges for achieving an integr

food assistance, the district has set up two dozen locations througho los angeles county where studentsnd families can grab breakfast and lunch'm ed by sequoia carrillo who covers education r npr. shjoin floros ank you rs.ng bh e salary of its members in the district is $25,000 a year with many of these employees who are now on strike, many of them have worked part-time. you have been speaking with them today. what did they tell you about these demands if they are met out that would improve their lives? sequoia: so many people that i talked to today had truly heartbreaking stories abt working for the district and the sacrifices they've had to go through, working multiple jobs. some going in and out of homelessness, being evicted, due to the fact there is an seas during the school year, you don't get that summer vacation. you don't get paid during that time. some are even working far less anurtht.s t drivers, special education assistants ino and want to keep doing what they are doing, but they cannot sustain themselves at this level. geoff: the union is demanding a fourears.ase in the di

this tour, you had an opportunity to visit with several counties across the nation, including los angeles county, san diego county, washington d.c., suffolk county in new york, and montgomery county in maryland just to name a few. what were your biggest takeaways from this tour in terms of best practices, and innovations, and what were some of the most common challenges experienced by communities that you and your team heard. >> the thing that hit me most was that people don't believe we are listening. and they want to speak. at first, they don't. because they don't think you're paying attention. they don't see something that will happen. it won't be fruitful, so they close-up. but when they finally see that you really are interested, they to open up. i remember in philadelphia, a child at a youth crisis center. we met with a number of families. among the families was a young girl with her mother. she had just lost, this past summer, her brother who had been murdered. and he was trying to get young men through his nonprofit organization off the streets and out of gun violence. and she was having

daughter, after the tragedy, the wife of a basketball player turned in sutsinsky, accusing the los angeles countyfire department of using their personal phones to take photos of the crash site, despite the fact that they weren't there for legal reasons. then these shots appeared on the network. bryant, who played for the lakers for 20 seasons , became the nb champion five times for 20 seasons and this was sports thursday before the meeting in belarus 1. where she sent where everyone is sent by routes known departmental territory there is no access to outsiders, no gas, no water, only a tap, thank god there is light. i told you. nikita will soon have all of russia here. i'm used to living calmly, of course, and when there's this tension nearby, i don't like kaifuzi, you know? so i want to shake everything, she never loved me. valya is a mother and is not obliged to love her daughter-in-law. i married you because i loved you. you know, i 'm going to fight back this time. and then i'll probably leave. see series funny life on channel belarus 24 we educate, first of all, involuntarily , we educate a

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. >> reporter: in los angeles county heavy rain, hail, and wind toppled trees and triggered rock slides like this one in malibu. a massive sinkhole opened up in ventura county swallowing up an entire suv. fire officials say nobody was inside at the time. a nearby high school is closed today as a result. snow also battered northern arizona, advertising a traffic pileup on interstate 40, and in parts of the upper midwest. millions in the southern u.s. are preparing for possible large hail and isolated tornadoes today. all of it part of that same storm system. so the national weather service predicts more winter storms for the northeast this weekend. meanwhile, yet another system is forecast to strike parts of california into the weekend and into early next week. >> you've got to be me kidding me. wow. jarred hill in new york. hc hea collision in greece has risen to at least 43. protests erupted in several cities after a train carrying o. rescuers searce a station master at the train's last stop was arrested, and the country's transportation minister resigned. the train workers union annou

a possible tornado has tear through los angeles county ripping off roofs.nd they could not believe what they were seeing. also, there's a new law restricting trans gender children from using bathrooms that match their gender identity. we'll tell you which state this is happening in and we'll also take you to the east bay where cleanup efforts are underway right now after yesterday's storm of these stories. a lot storm of these stories. a lot more free right he when that car hit my motorcycle, storm of these stories. a lot more free right he insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> dozens of homes in the berkeley hills lost power after a massive tree fell on power lines. kron 4 sweeped. it all shows us the damage. >> monica berlet, these front yard reflects the strength of the storms taking a toll on the east bay hills, heavy rain and strong winds up through the large monterey pine tree. that unti

. >>> the family of kobe bryant has reached a $30 million settlement with los angeles county. this marks the end of a three year long legal battle after a deputy shared graphic photos of the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, his daughter, and seven others. that settlement includes $15 million that was awarded last year. >>> we are learning bart is facing a fiscal cliff. one bay area lawmaker says he will not support giving the transit agency any more tax dollars unless someone is there to oversight how the money is spent. here is katie nielsen with the latest. >> reporter: charles riley is an usher and has worked every warriors home game since the new stadium opened in 2018. he commutes into the city on bart from his home in livermore. >> you've got parking, you still have some problems. bart is a little less of the problem for me. >> reporter: he says bart is not a perfect solution either due to issues with reliability and safety. concerns shared by stephen glaser. >> it is concerning to my constituents. >> reporter: he is from a group made up of lawmakers in sacramen

kristen: the cleanup effort is in full swing after a tornado in an unlikely location southern los angeles county. individuals watched in awe as this touched down in the neighborhood of montebello. nearly 20 industrial buildings were damaged from the twister. 20 had to be red tagged and one day later some of the business owners are still stunned. >> you cannot even believe it. it happened in your life. >> the national weather service rated the storm and ef1 on the tornado scale. the scale goes from zero to five with five being the most intense. the wind was anywhere from 86-110 miles per hour. dan: you just don't see that kind of thing very often in california. strange weather all season for southern california. kristen: people cannot stop talking about that one. sandy: yeah even though we see tornadoes in the state this one formed quickly part of the national weather service and it lasted about three minutes. obviously you did damage. the last time the state stronger tornado was in 1983 and it was an ef2. we see the larger -- homer pictures here in the bay area. we are basically -- more calm pic

in fact, he went to los angeles county. unless you're whiteo los angele and well-connected, you probably can't get a permit to carry a concealed firearm. there. fewer than one in five thousand have a concealed carry permit in los angeles county. conc compare that to the forty three states where you can carry it's about one in to ten americans. so he went to a virtual gunl free zone to announce these programs. and one of the thing one of thes that he said he's going to do, we justel heard it right there, is to somehow achiev vere what he cals universal background checks, what he calls universal stopped a background checks wouldn't have stopped a mass public shooting in this century. he and he simultaneously trying to shut down all the failed. t the feds are the places where you go to buy a gun and go through the background check. so he's his policies are ats poi oddses a with itself, with or. >> s well, it seems like's jus he's just throwing up stuff against the wall, right. heading toward twenty ading tow, twenty four . they

coming up after the break, the knesset bryant's ongoing lawsuit against los angeles county comes to antell you how much the county will have to pay kobe bryant's widow for leaking photos. >> of the basketball star's >> of the basketball star's untimely death. more on ♪♪ i'm here for- your annual eye exam. because i'm having trouble- reading? exactly. they sort of make me feel... like i'm the most fabulous thing you've ever seen? exactly. i'll take 'em. ♪♪ >> it's 6.25. and disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes says that she can't start for more than 11 year prison sentence next month because she just gave birth to her second child. this is according to new documents filed ahead of her hearing next month. her lawyers has been working to appeal her conviction of deceiving investors about her failed company's blood testing. technology in november. holmes was convicted of 4 felony counts of fraud and conspiracy. los angeles county is going to have to pay more than 28 million dollars to the family of nba star kobe bryant. that includes 15 million dollars that a federal jury awards, kobe's

we are the only theater in the los angeles county focused on theatein spanish. an singing in spanish] amavizca-murua: the building belongs to the city of los angeles. we were asked by the city to be a site for vaccination. the next day i come in to open at 6:00 in the morning, the alarm didn't beep, and then i looked, and i saw the back door open. 7, $8,000 in equipment, it was stolen. it was very heartbreing. very painful. because especially now we are not producing anything. so, we're short in funds and... [alarm beeping] every week i get like 5 to 10 calls, "when are you opening?" and i have to give him the same answer. i don't know. woman: isn't this exciting? you're gonna see people you haven't seen. woman 2: i know. i'm so excited. woman: it's been fixed. my name is talia krispel. i am an equity production stage manager. sce 2004, stage managing has been my livelihood. because of the pandemic, i lost 7 or 8 contracts and counting. [gasps] hi! oh, i missed you! and so we are unfortunately seeing a lot of theaters close. and it makes me sad that people didn't

earlier this year, los angeles county issued its first blizzard warning since february 4, 1989. unfamiliar wintry conditions resulting in up to a foot of snow with 80-mile-per-hour winds overtook many parts of los angeles county, leaving californians with flooded homes and no power. in my district, the baldwin hills neighborhood was hit with a local state of emergency as a disastrous rainstorm demolished daily rain records from over 100 years ago, causing fatal mustn't slides. today in los angeles we suffered a tornado. this is not normal. ms. kamlager-dove: i cannot stand idly by as republicans continue to deny the evidence before us, including the weather patterns in my district not seen in other three decades. i have fought for the protoasks the environment my entire life and and will work against the actions taken my by my colleagues across the aisle to promulgate the climate crisis that if not addressed will destroy mother effort and her inhabitants. if this isn't a wakeup call i don't know what is. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does t

a rare twister across los angeles county ripping roofs off of buildings. our bill karins is tracking where the threat of severe weather is headed next. >>> the rapper never as afroman sued by ohio police. why the department accuses him of capitalizes off their raid on his own home. >>> and some food for thought. scientists say junk food can rewire your brain to actually prefer unhealthy food. what that could mean for your waistline. >>> we begin in the nation's capital where the ceo of tiktok is facing intense questioning from lawmakers. >> i've never heard of tiktok before. there is not just one issue at play here. there are several issues. tiktok under the the microscope how it affects children and teens' mental health and the government's influence on the app. >> leading lawmakers to consider banning tiktok altogether. it's banned on many devices issued by governments and universities. according to tiktok's ceo nearly half of the country, 150 million people, actively use the platform. joining us now is cnbc senior media and tech correspondent julia boor

. >>> also tonight, the rare tornado hitting los angeles county. debris flying as roofs are torn off. the weather system blamed for multiple deaths now on the move. >>> the dramatic video, a man dangling outside the 31st floor of a new york city skyscraper. the hours long standoff with the fbi. what we're learning. >>> donald trump bracing for a possible indictment. the move today by the manhattan d.a.

. >> reporter: meanwhile, heavy rains and melting snow pack tri los angeles county like this one that shut down mulholland drive. across the country in the northeast, something different. families enjoying the snow day after a pretty mild winter. although the winter fun landed four university of connecticut students in the hospital. they collided while sliding down a hill. >> you're bound to hit someone if there's 100 kids out. >> reporter: in new york, monday night's snow turned to tuesday's slush. the treacherous and slick road caused one car to spin out north of the city. a drop in temperature overnight is expected to further impact driving conditions. now the whole country isn't under a deep freeze right now. quite the opposite. while the coldest spot yesterday was negative 21 degrees at the tip of maine, the high was 98 in texas, and we could be seeing record heat in other parts of the country over the next couple of days. it's wild out there. >> it is. the tale of two extremes. thank you. >>> to chicago now where mayor lori lightfoot lost her bid for a second term. the first bla

in fact, he went to los angeles gun county. one in 5,000 have a conceal permit in los angeles county. so he went to a virtual gun-free zone to announce these programs. one of the things that he said he's going to do is to somehow achieve what he calls june very sat background checks. what he calls universal background checks wouldn't have stopped a mass public shooting in this century. he simultaneously is trying to shut down all of the ffls. the ffls are the places that you go to buy a gun and go through the background check. his policies are at odds with their self. >> laura: well, it seems like he's just throwing up stuff against the wall, right? heading towards 2024. they have given up on raising anybody's standard of living. correct, congressman? inflation is not going anywhere. they know it, we know it. run to california, make a run on the guns with the executive order and hope to get some political traction? that seems like a loser strategy. >> maybe he went to hollywood because two of his policies are based in science f

victims, but honored a hero in another mass shooting, the one that happened in monterey park in los angeles county. brandon tsai wrestled the gun from the shooter before he was able to carry out a second attack. brandon was in san francisco tonight and andrea nakano had a chance to speak with him. we know he served as a source of hope for the asian community and beyond. >> reporter: brandon tsay, so many people coming up asking for a picture shaking his han. he was pretty uncomfortable with the attention. he seems like a very humble man that felt like he just did what he did to protect his loved ones. >> i think i am a support for some people who look up to me. i feel i'm proud to be a support icon for them. >> he is a hero. i mean there's no way around that. he saw someone with a gun that was about to attack his community, his people, the people around him and he didn't cower. >> reporter: tsay's life changed during a lunar new year celebration at his family's ballroom. he wrestled a gun away from 72- year-old huu can tran who was trying to continue his shooting spree after killing 11 people at a

. >>> tonight vanessa bryant has settled forelawsuit for nearly $29 million against los angeles countyed after employees with the she have's shared photographs of the crash that killed her husband and their daughter and seven others. the settlement includes the $15 million that bryant was awarded back in august with more funds to settle potential future claims. in january of 2020 kobe bryant was traveling with his daughter to coach her youth basketball team when the helicopter crashed killed all nine on board. >>> deployed and then denied. veterans saying they never got their financial benefits and they believe it's because of the color of their skin. we investigate discrimination inside the va. >>> and we are one step closer to the world's first rsv vaccine. >>> and that rain continues across the bay area. its been good for the drought. good for the reservoirs but i know there's a lot of you out there that want a break. i will show you how long of a break before additional >>> tonight a number of veterans in the united states that say they are unhappy with the government. black vetera

. >> the governor made the announcement in los angeles county. part of a tour of the state. he's making stops in several cities instead of delivering a formal state of the state address, the manufacturing of the low-cost insulin is expected to be on the market next year. the government announced a plan for california to soon manufacture its own version of the opioid overdose drug, no locks on. police are looking for a one- year-old in san francisco. this is caspian. he was last seen last night on ashbury street police believe he was taken by his biological mother does not have custody of the child did i want to show you a picture of that woman. chelsea. it was last seen wearing all white clothing. anyone who has seen this woman with a child or make nowhere there please call san francisco pd. aside right now on this saturday evening, a fairly warm saturday evening. a live look at the city. a nice break from the rain and the wind and now there's a chance for more rain. it may be some wind. we have all the details now. >> good afternoon. good afternoon everyone. it's 5:00 p.m.

possible tornado damaged several buildings in los angeles county today. >> as you can see this video, what appears to be a funnel cloud was descending from the clouds above. this happened just before noon today in montebello. the images from the scene show ripped off a roof tops and debris in the area. so far no reports of any injuries but stuff flying around in the air. there. >> for a second straight day, half a million students in los angeles were not in class classes were canceled. workers at the nation's largest, a second largest school district continued their strike. we demand respect and for us, respect starts with a livable. with making a livable wage, our schools are understaffed. >> we need more people. >> the three-day strike comes after more than a year of negotiations with the los angeles unified school district. more than 30,000 custodians cafeteria workers, teachers assistance, bus drivers want more pay and they also want more health care and benefits another 30,000 teachers are striking alongside them in a show of support. >> those that have these important responsibi

multiple buildings in los angeles county today is about 8 miles east of downtown la. this video shows what appears to be a funnel cloud descending from the clouds above. this happened just before noon and montabella. these images from the scene show ripped off parts of roofs and debris in the area. >> that's what's flying around there. so there have been no reports of any injuries, though. >> the national weather service says it will be investigating whether or not this was an actual tornado. they're headed to the scene now. they say prefers. and meteorologist brittany begley joins ustnow in the weather center with more on this. britney, i i saw that and i just opted what i was doing. i was looking at it like, oh, my goodness, tornadoes, we get about 11 of them. a year in california was just double checking that with the la times. it's a rare sight. but it's a good reminder that we still have to bring our a game sometimes that's when we get in trouble. get a little bit too comfortable with those safety advisories and warnings. and then we we see things happened just l

firefighters say they pulled 11 people to safety in los angeles county >> unfortunately, don't know about the water coming down and how strong it can be. >> reporter: bicoastal threats bearing down in the final days of winter. >> emilie, looking here to the east, any sense when the power will be restored it is quite cold. >> there are more than 250,000 households in the northeast without power tonight. while we expect this snowfall to taper off overnight, the strong powerful wind gusts will linger through tomorrow afternoon that makes it even more difficult for utility workers to restore power and could even more downed power lines. lester >> emilie ikeda, thank you >>> bill karins is tracking the storms on both coasts. bill, when will the effects of the nor'easter pass? >> not until tomorrow afternoon, lester good evening we are watching this storm still producing areas of heavy snow. a lot has already fallen the winds are still going the crank as we go throughout the overnight hours. this snow was like cement on the trees. it was hard and wet. and with the winds blowing, it's going to b

a confirmed tornado damaged multiple buildings in los angeles county wednesday. it is video shows what appears to be a funnel cloud. the city from the clouds above. this happened just before noon in montebello images from the scene show ripped off parts of roofs and debris in the area. so far there's been no reported injuries. the national weather service is it's going investigate whether this was an actual tornado. we are being told right now that it was a damage. survey team will also visit south east santa barbara county or another reported twister damaged mobile homes. there. well, coming up in the next hour, we're following some breaking news. a man dead after a standoff with police will have a live report on that. >> the 3 lanes of 5.80, east are closed due to major repairs will have the details repairs will have the details after the break. reggie miller wanted to give away a dave's single for a buck every time there's a buzzer beater. (buzzer) (buzzer) (buzzer) just keeping you on your toes! (buzzer) even though we were gonna do a deal anyway. reggie or n

in los angeles county. tens of thousands of union workers in the los angeles unified school district started walking the picket lines tuesday over failed contract negotiations starting a three-day strike that ultimately shut down the nation's second-largest school system. kimberly chang was there. she has that story. >> thousands of la usd workers are on strike after reaching an impasse on contract negotiations. the three-day strike started around 04:30am tuesday. they picketed in front of campuses in the rain before marching to la usd headquarters in wesley. we demand respect. >> and forest respect starts with a livable. with making a livable wage, our schools are understaffed. >> we need more people. teachers with the ut la are also joining them in solidarity. >> we understand that the average salary for an seiu employee is about 24 25,000 a year. that's quite a bit lower than the poverty line negotiations between the district and union workers from seiu. local 99 have stalled for months. >> seiu members

the small tornado touched down in the city of montebello in los angeles county around 11 30 this morning. this is nearly 10 miles southeast of downtown l. a dramatic cell phone video showing the moment the tornado hit or roof flew off a building. a trailer blew over. multiple vehicles and fences were destroyed and at least one person was injured and 11 buildings are now red tagged. it's just start wrapping around us stuff was flying everywhere and it was just hitting all the cars and left my car up. and then something. just bust the back of my window. it shook all these cars up. i mean debris was just everywhere. lasted for like a good five minutes. tornado was the strongest to hit the los angeles metro area in 40 years and for more information on the powerful storm sitting our state just had two ktvu dot com there , you can find more details on damage, power outages and updates from city state and county officials. alright just into the ktvu newsroom right now, san jose police say they are working a hostage situation . officers telling us a man armed with a machete is barricaded with a

this is just at the los angeles county-san bernardino county line.bernardino mountains, some o the ski resort communities in bigbear, they have been cut off various areas. that's been a real problem. people come down the mountain for work and haven't been able to get back up for days. they're making progress. right now it's clear, and we don't expect any more snow, although we're seeing some flurries right now tonight. that's the good news. you've got this black ice, you're familiar with that, highway 50 head out the tahoe. but there is also concern that this is a mountain range close to 16 million people. and so many of them have come up to play in the snow. you have that as well in blue canyon. but here it's been a problem because they park on the side of the road, the road gets wet, it freezes, and then they start to skid down the road. that's the problem. so chp is hoping people stay away. it looks beautiful. but they'd rather they wait to couple. it's still quite treacherous. >> are you cold right now? what are you going to do after this live sh

tracks this coming week >>> vanessa bryant has reached a nearly $30 million settlement with los angeles county over photos taken of the scene of the deadly 2020 helicopter crash that claimed the lives of her husband kobe bryant and their daughter gianna. seven other people were killed the settlement brings an end to the litigation with the county over photos first responders took of the site they were later shown or shared with others. >>> the financial future of tens of millions of americans hangs in the balance this morning as the supreme court considers whether the biden administration has the authority to erase student loan debt. here's alice barr. >> this is what democracy looks like >> reporter: passionate protests outside the supreme court as justice hear arguments over whether the biden administration can move forward with plans to forgive up to $20,000 in student loan debt for lower income borrowers. >> for us, this is the fight for our lives. and this is a fight for our future >> reporter: the administration says more than 40 million americans are eligible for relief 26 million have

. >> governor newsom made the announcement in los angeles county. part of the torque where he's making spots stops in service at cities. manufacturing of the low-cost insulin expected to begin this year be in the hands of diabetics next year. the government also announced a plan for california to soon manufacture of its own version of naloxone. >> san francisco police searching for a missing toddler. this is caspian. he is one year old. he was last seen last night on ash berry street. please believe he was taken by biological mother who does not have custody of the child. i want to show a picture of that woman. this is chelsea. she was last seen wearing all white clothing . anyone who has seen this woman or the child or may know where they are caught is asked to please call san francisco pd. >>> a call to action. naacp wants to see more details on san francisco's reparations plan. today the naacp held a news conference at the third baptist church to ask the reparations committee and supervisors for direction. naacp supports reparations but wants to

county following heavy rain. former noah chief scientist is calling that winter storm a once in a generation of whether event the mountains of los angelesra counties had their first blizzard warnings since 1989 mx . gordon joins us live from los angeles with more on this, max. hey good evening, well, a striking sight here in southern california, the snowcapped mountains visible from where we're standing here in culverts city states of emergency here in los angeles county and in nearby san bernardino county. because of this winter storm this as the entire state continues to dig out. california digging out after being walloped by winter weather. just days you can't leave your house in the mountains of san bernardino county, east of los angeles, dozens of rescues buildings that have collapsed under the weight of snow and residents who have been trapped for days. our roads are heavily impacted. we know that our residents in our homes were receiving lots of calls from those residents that want assistance officials there are trying to reach the vulnerable with food and water and er, escorting power companies into snowden areas. this storm is

. >>> also tonight, the rare tornado hitting los angeles county. debris flying as roofs are torn off. the weather system blamed for multiple deaths now on the move. >>> the dramatic video, a man dangling outside the 31st floor of a new york city skyscraper. the hours long standoff with the fbi. what we're learning. >>> donald trump bracing for a possible indictment. the move today by the manhattan d.a. potentially delaying a grand jury decision in the hush money case and the new blow for mr. trump in his classified documents investigation. >>> the new twist in the unsolved death of stephen smith, the classmate of buster murdaugh. what police have ut the investigation. >>> the fed's decision today on interest rates in the wake of those bank collapses. >>> our new series, "ai revolution." could it advance beyond human control, and is there anything to stop it? >>> and stranded at sea. the friends who waited hours for rescue after they say a whale sank their sailboat. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and wel

that extends from monterey southward into ventura and los angeles counties. overview of our rain and snow accumulation, 1 to 3 inches of rain along the coast. more of the same across the valleys with several feet of snowfall for the central sierra nevada mountain ranges. the other story we're monitoring, the hard freeze that is ongoing across the deep south. you're waking up from temperatures practice atlanta to nashville to memphis 15 to 20 degrees below where they should be this time of year. back to you. >> thanks for that. >>> an update of march madness. the field of 68 teams is down to the sweet 16 in the ncaa men's basketball tournament. among the highlights from sunday's second round was the battle of the wildcats with the three-seed kansas state defeating the six-seed kentucky 75-69. kansas state returns to the sweet 16 for the first time since 2018. they'll face michigan state in the next round. those games tip off on thursday. >>> thanks for spending part of your day with me. i'm rosemary church. "cnn newsroom" continues with max foster and bianca n

assist ant occur ator at the los angeles county museum of art. >> and marginalized because of the presenceapparatus, the machine, the camera that people had claimed took away the artist's special hand. reporter: and the computer itself has been a fascination for artists for more than 50 years made clear in "coded." artists playing with the physical machine and exploring its ability, presumptive compared to today. "coded" brings the story up to 1982. >> this is aess. reporter: access that is for everyone including new art making on a.i.-generating apps offered by companies such as mid-jowrn and a proliferation of others which allows the artist in each of us to create art work through simple prompts which is easy and fun. last year, for example, an a.i.-generated work won a prize at the colorado state fair outraging other contestants and molly crabapple see another threat. >> i see a world where ilstrateors people like are replaced by these apps because they can make images faster and cheaper. and even worse than that, this a.i. was trained on our stolen images. reporter: she is an artist an

but is there any president for this kind of thing in los angeles as far as you know? yeah in los angeles countyrnadoes. this is actually the most powerful tornado to hit l. a county in about 40 years, but , yeah, you're 100% correct. we see tornadoes, usually in the central valley. not as often here in l. a county. you're you're on the money, as always. thank you for that report. we appreciate it. max gordon of fox weather. thank you. and don't forget you can get more on this story and more like it on the park's weather app. just use your phone. you can scan the q r code. you see, right there on your screen, or you can go to fox weather .com. well the storms that hit northern california this week will bring more than intense weather and rain experts in the sacramento valley are telling people to expect more mosquitoes. many places now have standing water that hasn't had a lot of water over the recent years due to the drought, so the mosquito populations will multiply. summer yes. clear so much clear that standing water once it does once we do have a break mosquitoes, pam? yeah right. you've bee

that extends from monterey southward into ventura and los angeles counties.d snow place, 1 to 3 inches of rain along the coast. more of the same across the valleys with several feet of snowfall for the central sierra nevada mountain ranges. the other story we're monitoring, the hard freeze that is ongoing across the deep south, temperatures from atlanta to nashville and memphis taken to 20 below where they should be this time of year. >>> the u.s. says at least one civilian shot in the west bank is an american citizen. the latest on new violence in the region and israel's response. introducing the limited edition disney collection from blendjet. nine exciting designs your whole family will adore blendjet 2 is portable, which means you can blend up nutritious smoothies, protein shakes, or frozen treats, just about anywhere! recharge quickly via usb-c. it even cleans itself. order yours now from blendjet.com and bring a little disney into your life. ( ♪ ) the future is here. we've been creating it for more than 100 years, putting the most advanced technology in

. >> reporter: fears of mudslides in los angeles county like this one that shut down mulholland drivee northeast, families enjoying the snow day. in new york, monday night 's snow turned into tuesday morning's slush. one car spinning out. drop in temperatures overnight is expected to further impact conditions. >> so the whole country is not in a deep-freeze. the coldest spot yesterday was -48 degrees in the northern tip of maine. the high in texas . we could see record heat over the next couple of days, as well. >>> the storms are hitting us pretty hard and we are not used to it so it has definitely been scary. can you tell us what it is like on the east coast, right now? >> reporter: it is interesting because i haven't checked outside in a couple of hours but it is at least clear here in new york city. this is one of the milder winters. people are actually excited to see a little bit of snow, yesterday. this has been good for businesses that haven't really been doing much of anything at all. >> it is the opposite here in california, definitely not a mild winter. >>> let's get a check

jobina: kobe bryant's widow vanessa has settled with los angeles county for almost $29 million. the county after claimed -- sent violent photos of the helicopter crash site and its victims. reggie: alec baldwin is facing another lawsuit related to the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins on the set of the film rest. three crew members say they were all standing close to alec baldwin when his prop gun went off. they say they suffered blast injuries ever lasting for punitive damages. their attorney says he disregarded safety issues onset. filming for rest is now reportedly moving from new mexico to montana. they will now use yellowstone film ranch and honor halyna hutchins direction for the movie. filming may resume as soon this month. >> our people are scattered, like stars in the galaxy. jobina: the for season three. the third installment for the season featured old allies, new enemies and more g longtime actor carl weathers was able to share his cause on the third season. >> having been in this as a professional for 50 years, i am really dating myself, it is one of the best

>> he made the announcement in los angeles county as part of the tour of this state. he's making stops in several cities instead of delivering a state of the state address. manufacturing of the insulin is expected to begin later this year and will be in the hands of diabetics next year. the governor announced a plan for california to manufacturer its own version of the opioid overdose drug. >>> in antioch, two victims have been stabbed and are in critical condition. it happened yesterday afternoon around 4:00. when officers arrived, they saw a car speeding away. while some officers stayed to help the victims, one officer chased that car, following it into solano county. the driver crashed in cordelia after running over a spike strip, and now he is behind bars as a person of interest in the stabbings. all three victims are still hospitalized. >> one victim is a 35-year-old female who is pregnant. one victim is an 11-year-old female, and one victim is a 14-year-old male. >> the suspect was not hurt in the crash. it's not clear which two victims are in critical condition

transportation spending, the nose set for transportation, and ryan antoon, he's a commissioner for los angeles county aviation commission. gentlemen, thank you very much for being here. ryan, i want to start with you this pilot. -- that's very freaky to me, how many of these we've seen recently. it looks like a beautiful day, and then the plane suddenly plunged is 1000, feet 2003 the, 3000 feet. that one those heading from austin, on a lufthansa flight to germany, that matthew mcconaughey's wife camilla's, on she said plunged 4000 feet, so is that happening more often, ryan? >> i don't know if we can say is happening more often, i know there's a study out of the uk that says there could be some of that in the future, a little bit more frequency, but right now the clear turn so we see say is the same as been full of 30 40 years. they happen not uncommonly. usually it's relatively mild, it's usually a part of not being restrained properly. i think the reason we're seeing more of it now, it's more because of social media access, and people without their phones, this are cyclist driving. and what used to

los angeles county fire department rescuing six people trapped on a river bed.e helicopters used pull victims to safety. rescuers searching through the night. the storm dealing a major blow to a big agricultural area. many seasonal farmworkers now facing more hardship with flooding. farm losses for the state already estimated at $330 million. here in the northeast, damaging wind a big concern with 40 mile-per-hour gusts expected in some areas which could impact travel and potentially cause power outages. larry: much rain we have had, take a look. in santa rosa, the average per year is just over 33 inches. we have had 24 and there are nearly six months left in the rain year. in oakland, the average is 18 inches. this year, already 26.5. in san francisco, the average is 23 inches. we are closing in on 28 and counting. even a few hit -- you have probably hit a pothole or two or three. dustin dorsey explains calls for service are more frequent than ever. >> almost constant rain in 2023. and now back to back atmospheric rivers,n roadways. let me show you. potholes li

dhyandra lawson is an assistant curator of contemporary art at the los angeles county museum of art,a. dhyandra: photographs were dismissed and marginalized from fine art discourse. it's because of the president of the apparatus, the machine, the camera, which people had claimed, critics claimed, took away the artist's special hand. jeffrey: and the computer itself has been a fascination for artists for more than 50 years, made clear in a lacma exhibition titled "coded: art enters the computer age," artists playing with the physical machine and exploring its ability, primitive compared to today, to generate images. coded brings the story up to 1982, the advent of the internet age. dhyandra: what is new now i think is access. jeffrey: access, that is, for everyone, including to a new kind of artmaking on a.i.-generating apps available to the wider public, offered by companies such as midjourney, dall-e, stable diffusion, and a proliferation of others, which allow the artist in each of us to create an artwork through simple prompts. it's easy and fun, but has also raised a host of new

the sheriff in los angeles county says some snow bound residents in southern california mountains could another week. another week there. the fox forecast center is tracking the threat of severe storms moving across the southeast into the tennessee and ohio valleys. tornadoes, strong winds, flash flooding, all significant threats tonight chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is in the weather center tonight with the very latest. rick? >> coast to coast something this week for snow across the west. that now has turned into the severe weather outbreak third day of it going on today. winds were so extreme in some cases will tennessee 98 mile-per-hour wind because of winds like that, we have almost a million households without power tonight. most of those in alabama and kentucky. that's where the winds today have been the strongest because of that. high wind warnings anywhere you see that darker blue. these winds are going to stay really gusty with us all day tomorrow and by the most part this evening the storm begins most of the that tension and wind will begin to die down. snow to the northe

if anyone has heard about the recent settlement that kobe bryant's wife just made with the los angeles county and others out there over certain disclosures of information about the death of kobe bryant, liability can be substantial and it's a risk for the most part that's not worth taking. so we'll let everyone judge themselves accordingly with that regard. aside from all that our business is done here in carleton county and i get to use my gavel one of few times during this trial and court is adjourned. >> bill: it was heavy stuff. trey rick let's beginning with you in the low country yourself. greenville, south carolina. how often is it that you hear a judge deliver what we just watched? >> not very often but i think your viewers need to know cliff newman lost a son not long ago who was the prominent, well-known lawyer in south carolina. so of all the trial judges in the state that can feel the loss, the finality of death, it would be cliff newman. if you know anything about him, bill, you know he have wants the defendant to tell him why. the jury has already spoken. so for alex murdaugh to

this remarkable woman is the chief operating officer of the los angeles county museum of art. the largest art museum in the western united states. prior to joining the museum in 2014, she worked as an investment banker and as a senior executive at univision. a colombian immigrant, she's one of the few latinas in art museum leadership and one of the few women to hold a chief operating officer position among the top art museums in the country. just 10% of museum administrators nationwide are hispanic or latino, and even fewer are latinas. diana grew up in a family of artists and art leaders and has a unique -- and has used her unique perspective to embrace and value all cultures as the museum expands. as the new smithsonian museum of the latino development we can use her wisdom and other latinas and latinos in the industry. diana, you are an inspiration to latinas everywhere. mr. speaker, today i rise in support -- to support funding for medicaid, a crucial program saving millions of lives, including latino lives. eager to balance our budget on the backs of poor people, my repub