. >>> playboy hugh hefner died last night at his los angeles home. hefner died of natural causes. he was 91 years old. the first edition of "playboy" promised humor, sophistication, and spice. spice was obvious. hefner's magazine turned into an em pair at the forefront of the sexual revolution. hefner, as john blackstone reports, became the genre of the pajama-wearing symbol of the free-wheeling lifestyle his magazine tried to chronicle. >> reporter: he spent his life making sex sexy. >> sex is one of the best things on this planet. >> reporter: he turned provocative photos into an empire and a bunny into a billion-dollar symbol of free-wheeling sexuality. >> i think we were there to ignite the flame that became the sexual revolution. >> reporter: and it was a woman who helped start it. >> my mother gave me the first thousand dollars that launched "playboy." >> reporter: hugh marston hefner was born in chicago in 1926. he thought he would be a cart n cartoonist, but when he was 27, he started his own magazine. he launched in 1953 with marilyn monroe wearing nothing but a come hith

playboy founder hugh hefner died last night at his los angeles home. he was 91 years old.irst published "playboy" in 1953 helping to spur the sexual revolution. he turned the magazine into a worldwide multi-media empire and he became the symbol of the lifestyle his magazine espoused. >>> and president trump unveiled a republican proposal to revamp the tax code. the nearly $3 trillion tax code cuts the personal tax from 7 to 3 and doubles the standard used by most americans. democrats say the plan leaves out the middle class. details on how to pay for it are still being worked o it. >>> fuel and water are running low on puerto rico a week after hurricane maria hit. as dr. jon lapook reports, providing medical care leaves a real medical challenge. >> reporter: mars lina lopez is six months' pregnant and worries about her own health and the health of her baby. every cramp is cause for concern. >> what was causing the pain you just had. she said there was no watt err or power in her house and she became dehydrated. she fell during hurricane maria and with many roads blocked, i

." >> a statement from playboy suggests hefner died of natural causes at his los angeles home. he was surrounded by family. >>> richmond police are look for the driver in a hit-and-run crash that critically injured a 3-year-old boy. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in oakland this morning with the very latest. jessica. >> reporter: good morning, kenny. yeah. the 3-year-old boy was taken here to children's hospital oakland suffering from a head injury in serious condition. at last check we're told he is now in stable condition. let me show you a map of where this happened. it happened wednesday morning. that hit-and-run crash leaving that boy critically injured. right next to the richmond city hall off macdonald avenue. police say the boy's mother was trying to put him into his car seat when he ran into the street and police say a driver struck the boy. police say the driver stopped after hitting the child, drove around and took off. video surveillance shows the suspect vehicle a red smart car with a black top. it has front end damage. police hope someone can identify the driver.

. >> moss grew up in a los angeles home filled with music.ians, but she dreamed of being a ballet dancer. at the age of 12 moss moved to new york to study at the lincoln center school of american ballet. >> this is my old haunt. >> the ballerina life is one of intense commitment, especially if you want to take it to this level. >> oh, yes. >> you have to live and breathe it. >> it's something that you have to want 1,000%. >> do you always feel like i'm going to be a performer of some kind? >> yeah, for sure. it would have been weird to become a doctor. my family would have been, why? what are you doing? that's a lot of work. >> what happened to you? >> yeah. no, they would have supported me regardless, i'm sure but, yeah, i just grew up in a very artistic kind of household so it was always going to be something like that. >> you weren't listening to like the pop music that the rest of us were listening to, i understand, right? >> yeah, that's true. >> like a little gershwin? >> totally. when i was 12, gershwin was everything for me. i was suc

he died had his los angeles home surrounded by loved ones.h. protesters flooding the campus, trying to shut down conservative speaker ben shapiro's appearance. counterprotesters showed up, slamming the hypocrisy. >> i'm here to protect free speech. i think it is unconstitutional. i think they're they are a bunch of babies the. jillian: the university shelled out $25,000 to increase security for the event. that is quick look at headlines. steve: jillian, thank you so much. fox news alert. puerto ricans waiting for supplies being rushed to the hurricane-ravaged island. geraldo rivera is there with the latest. abby: a reality winner is blaming fox news. you have to hear this one. we'll be back. ♪ shawn evans: it's 6 am. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of amer

the playboy founder who led his empire in his pajamas died last night in his los angeles home. he was 91 years old. >> that's a good long life. hefner was the driving force behind the sexual revolution that began in the 1950s. he became a symbol with his mansions, his playboy clubs and especially those playboy bunnies. he started playboys as a young man and he tried to stay young as long as he lived. vladier duthiers is here with his worldwide impact. >> what a morning indeed. for six decades he brought it to the masses both on printed glossy magazines and captured on camera. >> it's one of the most humanizing forces. >> reporter: hugh hefner spents he life bringing sex into the american mainstream at a time when sexuality and speaking about it publicly was taboo. >> we are going through a period of moral transition and we will not be going back to -- we will not be going back to the old concepts. >> reporter: hefner ushered in a whole new set of concepts launching "playboy" magazine at 27 years old in 1953 with marilyn monroe gracing its first cover. >> isn't that really what

los angeles. it is burned more than 7000 acres making it the largest fire by acreage in los angeles history. three homes have been lost. today's weather has been helping firefighters. the fire is 30% contained. they expect the acreage will increase in the coming days. >>> still a lot of work to be done. today we will continue cuttingaround the entire perimeter of the fire. that means our firefighter and hand crews will be out clearing the brush down to clear mineral earth. they will be supported by fire engine companies.>> all evacuation orders in the area have been lifted. freeways that had been shut down by the fire are open again. >>> it could be a long night for fire crews at the scene of a brush fire in gilroy. broke out last night and is burned 100 -- 100 acres. firefighters have been working hard to keep the flames away from homes.>> reporter:>> the engines and the hand crews will stay overnight.>> reporter: the captain was getting geared up for it a long hike and a long night. west of gilroy on wildcat ridge. >> we have bulldozers that came around. they are cutting line down wildcat ridge. we ha

the man who started playboy magazine at his kitchen table died surrounded by loved ones at his los angeles homea closer look at how he changed hollywood. >> not many people change american society even fewer of them are magazine editors. hugh hefner fired one of the first shots of a sexual revolution. in hollywood the ton built on fantasy that made him a figure to be reckoned with. >> a best life is one where one pursue's one's own personal dreams. >> reporter: even hollywood could only marvel at the bold dreams hugh hefner made real. >> i believe that embracing sexuality is a part of what it means to be free. >> reporter: pamela anderson, jenny mccarthy anna nicole smith all stars in their early years on playboy. hefner celebrated and set up the fantasy he created. >> drink with three blonds i guess it's a regular day for you. >> a slow one yes. >> reporter: he hosted a 1977 episode of "saturday night live." hefner's mark darkly referenced in apocalypse now. while the world was looked kmeed cli in the house bunny. he surrounded those nudes with news making interviews, high end journalism and p

. >> on the 24th, the neighbors across the street left their home to go to los angeles. someone robbed their home. this is right across the street from the peterson house. so when this information came out, immediately there was a sense that, okay, maybe laci, who was walking the dog, came across this burglary and that's what happened to her, maybe she was taken away. >> reporter: the prosecution, meanwhile, arguing that scott was responsible for murdering his wife and unborn child. >> i thought, basically innocent. for a long time. then it start shifting the other by. >> there was a lot of evidence against scott peterson, all right? it was a circumstantial evidence case. but that doesn't mean it was weak. it was a very strong, powerful, compelling case. >> they looked at his computer use. and they saw that he was looking at the currents in the san francisco bay. >> there was two separate really strong pieces of evidence that worked together. the fact that the bodies were in the bay where scott put himself. and the other significant aspect about that is, scott predicted t

moving into 22 thousand square foot house in los angeles, that became home base for the playboy empire, and his infamous swinging parties. >> in 90s, beginning of new millennial, a resell break in terms of -- resell -- celebrating life. >> he got married again, they had two children. divorced in 1998. >> how time flies. reporter: playboy reached 50th anniversary in 2003, hefner made the most of it, holding court with his string of young beauties on his arm. >> i grew up in a more romantic time. i miss some of that. i think that the younger generation missed it. some of that comes out of repression, when we were kids, sex you know was a dirty little secret that everyone was fascinated with but didn't talk about. out of that came a lot of hypocrisy. reporter: playboy hit hard times in 2008, he canceled regular mansion party like the lavish midsummer night's dream lingerie bash, he quiet let's looked for a buyer for his dream, hugh hefner, will forever be remembered for breaking down barriers, and building a unuke american dream. -- unique american dream. >> i hope i played some small par

moving into the 22,000 square foot house in los angeles that became home base for the playboy empire. and his infamous swinging parties. >> the later 90s -- a celebration in terms of life.>> reporter: 40 years after his first wedding he took the plunge again. marrying playmate kimberly conrad. they had two children marston and cooper and divorced in 1998.>>> actress jenny mccarthy appeared nude in playboy several times and is one of many celebrities paying tribute to hugh hefner. she tweeted thank you for being a revolutionary and changing so many people's lives especially mine. i hope i made you proud. larry king tweeted this -- he was a giant in publishing. journalism free-speech and civil rights. he was a true original and he was my friend. rest well. we posted more on his life and legacy. click on the story near the top of the homepage. >>> new information on a deadly police shooting on interstate 80 that caused some of the worst gridlock in recent memories. it started with a police chase involving a man wanted for homicide. they finally managed to disabled his black suv with a sp

this is what it looked like late this afternoon in a los angeles west hills home. six homes damaged around it. they don't think it is related to any gas leak, which leads them to believe it was a drug operation. nobody hurt. >>> someone spray painted graffiti on three sheriff's cars, they were parked at the substati substation. some of the words and images are too vulgar to show you on tv. one has the officials blm a reference to the black lives matter movement. >>> police are asking for help identifying this man here. they say he's responsible for two commercial burglaries. further details are not being released. >>> this three unit building going for $1.4 million, more than half of the homes was destroyed by fire. it's the leading amount going for homes, so the owner thought ideal. >> you're good with fixing things up. we can do it together. >> it'll be ready in ten years. >>> we show you what happened to the little girl hit by the baseball. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that mat

. >>> fire crews in the midst of a devastating wildfire in los angeles three homes have been lost int is being called the biggest fire history, and that's saying something. 5,000 acres are burning and fire crews think it could get bigger. hundreds of homes evacuated, and a busy stretch of the 210 freeway has been shut down. so far no word on what sparked the la tuna fire, and so far, thankfully, nobody has been hurt. >>> around here we are in for a gorgeous rest of the weekend. somara is tracking how you can plan for parades, barbecues, whatever you want to do today and enjoy it while it lasts. we will tell you about a major change coming to a running and biking trail and why you >>> good morning. i am storm team 4 meteorologist, somara theodore. things are looking up for this holiday weekend. we are looking at temperatures rising to about 80 degrees and falling in the mid-70s by the time the concert tonight kicks off. maybe bring a trash bag and put it under the blanket because the grass will still be damp out there. >> thank you very much. >>> an explosive claim by president trump

, evacuation orders have been lifted after a fast-moving fire forced hundreds from their homes in the los angeles area. >> the la tuna fire is about 30% contained. jim avila has more. >> fires were right here. >> reporter: a state of emergency. as crews battle a wildfire burning in america's second-largest city. >> the largest fire by acres, within the city of los angeles. >> reporter: for fire crews, it's an all-out assault. air to the ground. in this burbank suburb. so far, the wildfire churning more than 5800 acres of land. forcing more than 700 evacuations. panic as homeowners load up cars and pets, desperate to get out. >> all the memorabilia that i needed to get out is in the car. >> reporter: so far in los angeles, three homes have been lost. >> we've lost three and have one damaged, within almost 6,000 acres of fire. >> reporter: many evacuees now allowed back home. the fire danger extending across the west. dozens of fires burning across eight states. in oregon, an urgent mission in the mountains. that hiker and more than 100 others stranded overnight. authorities dropping notes from hel

hillary vaughn is outside the coliseum in los angeles, currently home to the l.a. rams.t. hillary. reporter: hey, david, business owners an fans have a very clear message for nfl athletes who decide to protest during america's national anthem by saying two can play that game because companies are yanking sponsorships that feature athletes that have taken a knee. one businessman says, he is pulling his company's ads from 29 states for the entire nfl season. >> i'm a patriot first, and this is about the flag. this is about the country. it is not about anything racial. we stand together for our country, black and white, and we stand for the flag. reporter: some bars and restaurants are also boycotting the game by not playing it for their patrons, also canceling watch parties happening in restaurants and in bars in states like texas, louisiana, south carolina, even new york but ratings have taken a dip. last night's game reports that the ratings dipped 13% compared to those who tuned in last season. nielsen says, as a whole, live supports are seeing a decline in viewers, say

weekend, the la tuna fire tore through thousands of acres advancing toward the city of los angeles and destroying three homes including linda. >> within 15 minutes, these houses -- there's nothing standing. no walls, everything just ash. >> craig 's family in sunland home burned to the ground. he cared his father by his wheelchair. >> we left things we had packed up because -- we had 90 seconds. >> temperatures over the last days have broken the 100-degree mark leaving people living near the fire line scrambling to save their homes anyway they can. the extreme heat is over. the high temperature here today should be in the low to mid 80s. firefighters hope that allows them to get a better handle on this 7,000 acre wild fire. but we have seen some hot spots near this home that was destroyed. firefighters are concerned that if winds pick back up, the fire could spread to new areas. jaime yuccas, sunland, california. >>> the old bay bridge is disappearing. the latest on the -- and what happens next. >>> as texas recovers from harvey, this monster looming in the caribbean. what forecasters are predicting for the

also one in los angeles county. 200 homes were evacuated north of burbank. los angeles fire department said the fire started around 1:30 pm yesterday afternoon and has so far raised 2000 acres due to high wind that had carried embers across the foothill freeway. this is a live picture of that area this morning. it's very hard to see exactly what we are looking at because of the heavy smoke coming from the fire burning in los angeles county. both sides of interstate 210 have been shut down. earlier you could see the interstate in the distance. it looks like the helicopter camera is zooming in on some of the fire on the hillside. this is what it looked like last night. multiple agencies have sent additional resources. according to fire officials, no homes have been damaged. >>> governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency for the ponderosa fire in butte county. temperatures are complicating firefighting efforts. the fire is east of oroville and has spread to 3700 acres. it has destroyed 44 homes. more homes are threatened. the fire is 40% contained. >

home. and in los angeles, crews are making progress on a fire that is now 30% contained. all evacuations have been lifted. 7,000 acres have burned. the largest fire ever in los angeles. it broke out in triple digit heat a couple days ago. quickly spread. three homes have been destroyed. another is damaged. many homeowners are considering themselves lucky tonight. >> it could have been ugly. look how close it came. all brown and charred. we are so fortunate. >> l.a. fire said two homes destroyed did not have the proper brush clearance. >>> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. take a look at this fire that burned earlier tonight in gilroy. started at 7:00 p.m. and burned 15 acres on the west side of town. firefighters say they have stopped it from spreading. investigators are still out there looking for the cause. >>> still to come, the controlled burn underway today in one devastated area of texas and a look at recovery efforts 9 days after hurricane harvey and what we know tonight about a man who died at burning man. what witnesses say they watched him do. >> we couldn't really do a

los angeles. it has burned more than 7000 acres is the largest fire by acreage in the history of los angeles county. three homes have been lost. the weather today helped firefighters. they have the fire 30% contained. they expect the acreage burned will increase in the coming days. >> still a lot of work to be done. today we will continue cutting line around the entire perimeter of the fire. that means our firefighters and hand crews will be out clearing the brush down to clear mineral earth. they will be supported by fire engine companies.>> all evacuation orders in the area have been lifted. freeways that had been shut down are open once again. >>> another royal baby is on the way. details on the big announcement today from prince william and kate middleton.>>> another loss for the giants. this one delivered quite a staying. i will have your sports highlights coming up. >>> the u.s. pushing for a strong response to north korea's latest publication. i have the details coming up. ...where each drop was formulated to be smarter.... ...even smarter than that... ...so if a color didn't go on evenly, it would balan

. >>> we will take you to los angeles where people are agreeing their homes and there is a wildfire still happening. >>> animal right activist howling. the proposal to have these dogs silenced. where neighborhoods are being evacuated as a large brush fire rages in los angeles. five-thousand acres have already burned. cbs reporter wendy gillette shows us what firefighters are up against. >> neighborhoods are being evacuated as a large brushfire are ranging in los angeles. five hundred acres have burned already. >> reporter: large flames quickly burn through the brush- covered hills in los angeles. >> the winds can change direction and go 180 and at 20 miles per hour within a few minutes. >> reporter: named the la tuna fire, the largest blaze in the history of the city. mandatory evacuations were issued to hundreds of residents at helicopters dropped water to try to save structures and homes. >> all it takes is wind or an amber to blow. >> those driving saw the fire raging dangerously close to the road before it was shut down. >> it has been 45 years since we have had a fire in this area. s

. >> 1974 he packed up and headed west, moving into 22,000 square foot house in los angeles that became home fire in infamous winning party. >> the latter 90s and beginning of the new millennium are currently re-celebration. >> playboy reached its 50th anniversary in 2003. hugh hefner "playboy," the vanguard of the revolution will forever be remembered for breaking down barriers and building a unique american dream. >> i hope i played some part in the change in her and values and nighttime. i hope i haven't not be satisfied with it. goodnight. >> in hollywood, anita vogel, fox news. cheryl: we should also add that he sold the "playboy" mansion for $100 million last year on the condition that he could stay there until his death. lauren: interesting. and he did stay there. a top story this morning. sweeping tax reform plan. let's bring in jay shaw, ceo of personal capital. good morning to you. >> good morning, lauren, how are you? lauren: very good. the argument is, it is a good or bad for wealthy people? your thoughts? >> well, so far it is a framework. it is an opening bid. what appears to b

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thieves stole every, singlite freedom her family's home in los angeles. with nothing to lose, angelica and her husband left l.a. and brentwd to be ar hercamefaer. >> hello, this is -- >> reporter: here she heard about delta community serva locc for 36 years has been helping people help themselves with housing and job referrals as well as giving away donated household items. >> yeah. >> reporter: angelica asked for a sofa. >> from a couch to a twin bed to a washer for my kids to wash. so i won't have to come and spend more money. nos agpresident, o,he uses hi own truck to collect donated items and then thgivek them of a thrift store everything here clothes, dishes, furniture, is free. >> i get so much out of it. i can't stop. >> reporter: bud retired from the tech industry in 2000, moved to eastern contra costa county and quickly saw a need. >> i warunning major organizations in the computer industry. millions wasn't an unusual number to talk about, right? and now dollars, single dollars, is a big number to talk about. >> reporter: for angelica, bud and th

firefighters battled flames as high as 50 feet, burning close to homes and right up to the edge of the freeway that connects los angeleso pasadena. los angeles fire chief ralph terraza. >> fire operations are not over. there's still a lot of work to be done. >> reporter: linda and sam sherdel lost everything in their sunland home. >> the next step is we don't know. we're just kind of living day by day right now. >> reporter: i want to show you, that used to be the sherman's stove. what's left of the rest of their home is rubble and ash. the california national guard has called in 350 new members to now fight firero state. >> quijano: jamie yuccas, thank you. still ahead, as prince george starts school this week, his parents made a big announcement. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't

coast. >>> in los angeles, firefighters are working hard to save people's homes as they battle the largestildfire ever inside city limits. the blaze has spread to more than 5,000 acres. it's prompted the mayor to declare a local state of emergency. evacuation orders are in effect in some areas as erratic winds complicate the firefight. steve patterson is in los angeles with the very latest. >> reporter: tonight, firefighters battling a blaze spread out over thousands of acres, forcing hundreds of evacuations, destroying homes in what's being called the largest fire in l.a. history. the so-called la tuna canyon fire sparked friday. fueled by scorching temperatures, low humidity and high winds, embers hopped california's 210 freeway, creating a tunnel of flames before shutting down traffic. this weekend, the flames marched into neighborhoods. >> we've got to get this, because if this oak tree goes, it will carry over, so we've got to keep that wet. >> reporter: more than 1,000 firefighters are on the front lines trying to stop the spread, creating containment on the ground, dropping retardan

hef moved west buying a home in los angeles, to be known as the playboy mansion it became notorious for parties and scantily clad models and tonight it's wear he passed away peacefully. >> he will be laid to rest next to marilyn monroe. >>> i want to show you a live look at the mansion tonight curty of our sister station in los angeles. there was a provision in the agreement when it was sold last year that hugh hefner could live out the rest of his life right there. we sent out a breaking news alert after we lerched the news of his passing. you can get alerts like this by signing up for our free nbc bay area app. >>> another top story tonight you can see it and hear it, at the height of climbing season, there's been a deadly rock side at yosemite, one person has died another injured as many witnessed this horror. we're joined with the new details. >> reporter: right off the granite face campers tell me the search continued for hours after the slide but it was paused this evening when the sun went down. witnesses describe a rumbling then a massive cloud of dust and rocks. >> it sounded l

home ground, that meant notts completed the double after also winning this season's 50—over competition. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. a huge wildfire raging in los angelesd the ‘largest fire' in the city's history. an area spanning 5,000 hectares has already burnt, and so far one home has been destroyed. around 500 homes have been evacuated in various parts of the city and neighbouring glendale. hundreds of firefighters are battling the fire which broke out on friday during the us labor day long—weekend. authorities are concerned that winds will whip up the flames and cause it to spread quickly in unpredictable directions. frankfurt is moving 65,000 people from their homes this morning to allow for a controlled explosion of allow for a controlled explosion of a world war ii bomb. the financial capital has been warned it could grind toa capital has been warned it could grind to a halt tomorrow if people don't leave. we have this update. thousands of police officers are trawling the streets of frankfurt, loudspeakers warning people to leave the city centre. they have said if anyone refuses to leave, they would use force. that's because this unexploded bom

. >>> a explosion rocked a los angeles neighborhood on wednesday just after 3:00 p.m. in the neighborhood. the blast severely damaged the homeng debris in backyard and nearby homes. the cause remains unknown but los angeles police say it may have been the result of a gas leak. an investigation is under way. >>> bill gates is not usually one to look back. but when asked if he regrets making control-alt-delete a three finger key stroke. >> if i could make a single edit it would be a single key stroke. >> if you do that right now, it's so -- >> you do it innately. >> it's so automatic. >> who thought of that question. i don't know. >> thanks for starting your who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing.

hef moved west buying a home in los angeles that became known as the playboy mansion. the wild parties at the mansion became notorious for their scantily clad guests and risque behavior. but the '80s saw a switch in hugh hefner's lifestyle. he married kimberly conrad, his second marriage after a failed one some 30 years earlier. >> this is a unique celebration. >> reporter: the couple separated in 1998, but remained married until the youngest of their two sons turned 18. during a separation from conrad, hef rebounded by dating up to seven women at once. but eventually narrowed it down to three. in 2005, the group starred in a popular reality show. it reignited hech ner's lifestyle to a whole new audience and made his mansion the hangout of a new breed of hollywood a-listers. hugh hefner was a figure of unchecked hedonism. no one could deny that hef left an indelible stamp on publishing and culture. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> one week after hurricane maria decimated puerto rico, residents still find themselves with no power, food or supplies. only 44% of the island ha

los angeles. cr >>> new video this evening of a house explosion. this is what's left of the home in canoga park, a san rnando valley area of los angeles. crews went in, rescued a dog from the home, luckily no one wedamad by e.that st seablast ra t l no atword what caused the explosion. >>> new at 6 lo extra security will be -- 6:00 extra security will be in place as people in the bay area celebrate the jewish new year. kpix5's don ford explains a synagogue in alameda is not taking any chances after a recent hate crime. >> rocks were thrown through two of our religious school windows. one of the rocks was purposely thrown in the middle of a jewish star that was on one of the windows. >> reporter: the rabbi says temple of israel of alameda is temporarily recovering from a hate crime, but as he prepares for rosh he's concerned about the violence. >> we hashahwill have security here. >> reporter: the temple is installing a new video surveillance system to cover all sides of the building, along corners and walls and near entrances. the inside is being protected, too and these cameras

hef as he was called moved west buying a home in los angeles that became known as the playboy mansion. the wild parties at the mansion became notorious for their scantily clad guests. the '80s saw a switch in nis lifestyle. the ultimate bachelor married kimberly failed one 30 years earlier. >> this is a unique celebration. >> the couple separated in 1998 but remained married until the youngest of their two sons turned 18. during a separation, hef rebounded by dating up to seven women at once. he was a figure of unchecked heed onnism and exploitation. he was a window to the good life. but he left an indelible stamp on pop culture. >> it's nice to be remembered. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> i don't know if you remember, playboy made headlines last year when it released its first issue with no nudity. but less than a year later, the magazine went back to publishing nude photos. it was sold to the co-owner of hostess cake. it allowed hefner to spend the rest of his life there. >>> a development this morning, active shooter. those are the two words no parent wants to hear at a the falls ch

she wasn't going to los angeles to send money home to her children and mom. she was going back to sex work in mexicali. it just wasn't right. i broke eye contact at the last possible moment, turn around and tried to look normal. the guard ran in the corner, let's go, buddy, you're going home. and i walked out the door hip hick, blinking back tears, into back into the sun, some years later i moved to arizona. from 2008 until 2015 i worked in southern arizona as part of a humanitarian aid organization named no more deaths. acting in solidarity with migrants and refugees from mexico and central america who walked across the desert into the united states. over more than 20 years, the government of the united states had -- increasingly remote areas and many thousands of people have died from heat, cold, sickness, injuries, hunger and theirs, as a direct result. the mission of know mar deaths is to end this death and suffering of the -- on the borderlands. no more deaths was established in 2000 and people from all over the world and all walks of life have volunteer

los angeles. it's destroyed 3 homes and damaged another. it's burning north of downtown l.a. it's burned more than 7000- acres since friday. crews are getting a better handle on it because temperatures have dropped, the winds died down yesterday. they now have the flames at 30% contained. local leaders are taking steps to prevent other problems that may develop this winter. >> i'm determined to make sure we can start restoration. it's going to be a huge concern. >> the higher humidity and the cooler temperatures in the forecast for today, that's going to help them get more control. freeways shut down, they're opened again. all mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted. >>> union groups are taking part in the nationwide demonstration to mark this labor day. there are rallies at a number of locations including alameda county and the south bay. one begins at mcdonald's in oakland and will end up near oakland city hall. >>> a north bay teenager rescued her younger sister. coming up, we'll tell you about it and her quick actions that saved her sister's life. >>> when we return,

home to my family. and to help one of the great orchestras beside the los angeles philharmonic. it's funny that i worked for two philharmonics, new york and los angeles. to really assume its rightful place in the pantheon of orchestras. it's interesting. the new york philharmonic is you 175 years old. it is the oldest orchestra in america. and what's interesting to me about that is you know i'm a futurist. i'm always thinking about where can we go? what can we invent? and what i want to be able to be a part of is work with the musicians and the board and the community is to not be weighted down by that legacy but to use it. to move to a vibrant youthful 21st century future. because so much of what has happened here embodies what an orchestra of the 21st century can be like. >> that's the question though. can you do in new york what you did in l.a. and not be weighted down by the legacy or the expectations or the parameters of the new york crowd? >> well weeshgs goi, we're goin. i left there once before, 17 years ago because i was looking for challenges. so one thing about me is

reporter: in 1974, he packed up and headed west moving into the 22,000 square foot house in los angeles that became homee for the playboy empire, and his infamous swinging parties. 40 years after his first weddi wedding, the ultimate bachelor took the plunge again. marrying playmate kimberly conrad. they had two children marston and cooper and divorced amicably in 1998. >> how time flys when you're having fun. >> in 2008 playboy hit hard times to save money hef canceled the regular mansion parties. a year later, he sold his home next to the mansion and quietly began looking for buyer for his dream. >> ♪ >> hugh hefner and playboy the vanguard of the sexual revolution will forever be remembered for breaking down barriers and building a unique american dream. >> well i hope that i played some small part in the changing of our sexual and social values in my time and i hope that i have and i'm pretty satisfied with that. report good night. >>> in hollywood, anita vogel, fox news. >>> all right. parents, do you know juul your kids do. it's right there. looks like a hard drive, right? it's not. and you can sm

. >> thompson: the nine-square mile blaze that's threatening homes just north of downtown los angeles is now the city's biggest wildfire ever. residents of more than 700 homes in l.a., burbank, and glendale have been ordered to evacuate. the fire, which erupted friday, has destroyed three homes. officials said today the fire is 10% contained. up the coast, san francisco is dealing with scorching heat, recording back-to-back days of 100-degree temperatures yesterday and friday, for only the third time since the 1870's. overseas, indonesia, the world's most populous muslim nation, urged myanmar today to stop its military crackdown against minority muslims there known as rohingya. myanmar officials say 400 people have been killed in recent clashes between soldiers and rohingya insurgents, who claim myanmar's 1.1 million muslims are persecuted. the government considers the insurgents a terrorist group. the united nations says about 73,000 rohingya refugees have crossed the border into bangladesh in the past 10 days. in saudi arabia, the governor of mecca declared the annual five- day isla

the playboy founder died from natural causes at his home in los angeles surrounded by his loved ones.ted playboy $10,000. he turned that into a multi-million dollars empire. >>> we are getting a different look at the damage in puerto rico. nasa released a new map showing the extent of the damage there. this is how the storm looked as it passed the u.s. virgin islands on the way to puerto rico. once there maria devastated the island. nearly the entire island remains without electricity. only 40 percent of residents have potable water. >>> green bay packers are asking fans at tonight's game tom link arms during the national anthem. most packers players linked arms before sunday's game against the bengals. but three players sat on the bench. the team says players coaches and staff will link arms to represent a coming together of people who want freedom, equality and justice for those who are discriminated against. the packers take on the bears tonight at lambeau field. >>> basketball hall of fame coach rick pitino is benched amid an fbi investigation. university of louisville placed piti

home. in los angeles, george fa nauk owe for abc news. >> it's a double elimination week. >> i'm sad to seeoran go. i loved her responses to especially bruno. >> she was sassy. and her hand motions. >> we'll miss you, barbara. >> well, that's what's making america on this tuesday morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." barbara corcoran and keo will be on. have a great tuesday, everybody. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 on this tuesday september 26th. >> good morning. we're following breaking news. police are on the scene of a shooting where neighbor finds another dead in the bushes. >> the city of philadelphia is unveiling the statue of an activist. >> hurricane matthew -- maria is churning up rip currents at our beaches. >> yesterday it was a hot one. we were sweating it out. >> today we're going sweat

a huge wildfire raging in los angeles has forced hundreds of homes to be evacuated in what the mayorthe city's history. an area spanning 5,000 hectares has already burnt, and so far one home has been destroyed. around 500 homes have been evacuated in various parts of the city and neighbouring glendale. hundreds of firefighters are battling the fire which broke out on friday during the us labor day long weekend. authorities are concerned that winds will whip up the flames and cause it to spread quickly in unpredictable directions. the headlines on bbc news: north korea says it has successfully tested a hydrogen bomb that could be loaded onto a long—range missile. the regime said its test of the bomb — which is many times more powerful than an atomic bomb — was a "perfect success". hospital chiefs warned the nhs in england may suffer its worst winter in history if it does not receive an emergency bail out. they want extra money to reduce waiting times and for hospital beds. the prime minister appealed for unity amongst her pro—eu mps ahead of the debate of the government's brexit repea