the day after when we had all the pro trayvon rallies here in los angeles, we had crime during an after the rally. yet the los angeles times didn't produce one single story covering that crime. there was no separate story on it. they ignored it are you talking about the one at gas station? >> i watched it sapp minutes for cbs affiliate. everything was calm. no, it was the first night and media ignored it. >> was it crime? what was the crime? >> jumping on cars, vandalism, one guy was belted in the face by a bystander. we had multiple -- you didn't hear about it because the los angeles times they didn't write one single story on it. >> jon: the question is being fomented by media coverage. is media still ignoring the problems with obamacare? >> congress passed the law. president signed a law. >> white house standing their ground on obamacare despite democrats and key union backers. are the media still on board for the potential train wreck? find out next on news watch. and some superheroes need complete and balanced meals with 23 vitamins and minerals. purina dog chow. help keep him strong. dog chow strong. [ susan ] i hate

the day after when we had all the pro-trayvon rallies in los angeles, we had crime during and after the rally. and yet the "los angeles times" didn't produce one single story covering that crime. there was no separate story on it. they ignored it. >> the crime that didn't happen -- >> no, it did. i watched it live. >> the one that went to the gas station? >> no. there was -- i watched it for 15 minutes live on our cbs affiliate. >> they were talking about a different -- >> no. it was the first night and media ignored it. >> what was the crime? >> four nights of crime in hollywood. >> what was the crime? >> jumping on cars, vandalism. one guy was belted in the face, bystander. we had multiple -- you didn't hear about it because the "los angeles times," paper of record, didn't write one single story on it. >> the question is how much of this is being -- by media coverage. are the media still ignoring the problems with obama care? >> congress passed a law. the president signed a law. >> the white house standing the ground on obama care despite democrats 'sxae key union backers pointing out failures and pending disassers from t

conocido como el piollin, el mismo piollin y univisiÓn que lo contrataba anunciaba que se superaban los Ángeles time que sotelo, su ex jefe, lo acosÓ fÍsica, sexualmente y emocionalmente por un perÍodo de 3 aÑos. >>> sotelo ha sido una de las figuras mÁs conocidas de los medios de comunicaciÓn en espaÑol. y son muchos, quienes en un momento, lo elojearon por su lucha a favor de una reforma migratoria. el piollin impulsaba el voto hispano. fue instrumental para que cientos de miles de personas marcharon por sus derechos en el 2006 y la organizaciÓn de una caravana que llevÓ firmas de inmigrantes a la capital a washington. en la carta que cita el la time. cortez alega que inodora a miembros de su equipo a falsificar firmas en cartas, en apoyo de la campaÑa para una reforma migratoria. en una declaraciÓn. jeffrey spits escribe. mientras tanto, la empresa univisiÓn declara. que el show estÁ cancelado no comentando mÁs alla de esta confirmaciÓn. >>> por su parte el abogado de beto cortez no quiso comentar y el piollin tampoco a hecho comentarios pÚblicos sobre los alegatos en los Ángeles, carlos botifoll

. >> next time you fly get ready for the randomizer, the "los angeles times" reports t.s.a. will install electronic devices to randomly direct travelers to different screening lines. federal officials say the so-called randomizers are needed so t.s.a. officials can not be accused of profiling passengers when selecting those to be searched. there is no word on when the randomizers will appear at airports. >> i like the family-only line. >> there is a warning of a certain type of nut and a danger. >> a special ceremony today bringing former president george h.w. bush back to the white house. >> a return of a popular tasty treat. >> happy birthday, today twitter is celebrating the 7th anniversary of the public launch. seven years ago today the site went live to the public, 224 tweets went out that day. this is different from the 7th birthday this year marking the founder's first tweak. today they send an average of 400 million tweet as day and the short messages containing 140 characters are less. can you follow us on twit, as well. they are back. >> twin kids back this morning

it plans to separate the newspaper publishing businesses that includes big dailies like the los angeles times from the more profitable broadcasting division. it's similar to the split at news corp. last week they spun off the 21st century fox movie entertainment into a accept trbrett company. >>> some of the biggest names in idaho for the alan and company conference where big deals have been made in the past like the timewarner aol merger in 1999 and julia shows us what big deals some of those participants may be working on now. >> reporter: the alan and company conference is nicknamed summer camp with big names like news corp murdoch, amazon and warren buffet. the gathering of the teches and ceos includes off the record panels on top picks including education and cybersecurity and speakers like cheryl sand burg and in the halls of the lodge, everyone is talking about the economy. >> my outlook on the economy is hopeful. europe is tough, as everybody knows and there are signs of life here in the united states and we hope it can continue. >> reporter: with sun valley's track record for mega de

journalism thought anything of saying to a politician to his face senator stop lying to the los angeles times general you know that's not true i know that's not true. today if you said something like that you'd be fired. you would be fired we don't ask tough questions and we have these orchestrated white house press conferences and obama is actually worse then his predecessor george bush on this issue so with that let me say who's on the west or a star checked out. a president but you don't get the information a need and you pretty much on your own the same thing that's happened in business has happened in broadcasting it's just completely profit driven. us still get now out of the steel business and they're getting out of this community and they're saying good bye we had and there's no more left we squeeze the great we're going on to greener pastures we've seen the acceleration of the hollowing out of america as the most important and powerful industrial society on earth since one thousand nine hundred seventy three approximately forty million good pain american jobs with benefits have been

journalism thought anything of saying to a politician to his face senator stop lying to the los angeles times general you know that's not true i know that's not true. today if you said something white that you'd be fired. you would be fired we don't ask tough questions and we have these orchestrated white house press conferences and obama is actually worse then his predecessor george bush on this issue all right so with that let me say who's on the west or sort of checked out. the president but you don't get the information that you need and you pretty much on your own the same thing that's happened in business has happened in broadcasting it's just completely profit driven. us still get now out of the steel business and they're getting out of this community and are saying good bye we had and there's no more left we squeeze the great we're going on to greener pastures we've seen the acceleration of the hollowing out of america as the most important and powerful industrial society on earth since one thousand nine hundred seventy three approximately forty million good pain american jobs with be

america have appeared in "the new york times," "wall street journal," "washington post" and "the los angeles times." this portrait of reagan young emphasizes young's early religious experiences and the transformative effect of joseph smith murder and an approach to leadership. young's outsized family and his 30-year battle with u.s. government to control the utah territory. the book is appeared on many best of lists probably because while it is well researched almost scholarly biography it is so well-written and so enjoyable to read, it makes it very readable biography. maybe john will tell us how he was able to pull this off. please help me welcome john turner to the gaithersburg took festival. [applause] >> thank you. today i'm going to -- [inaudible] i will be loud. i will do my part. today i'm going to introduce you to a man who believed in a plurality of gods, a plurality of wives and a unity of power. that was a very explosive combination in mid-19th century america. reagan young, a man who presided over the colonization of a thousand mile stretch of the american west whose spiritual fire bu

journalism thought anything of saying to a politician to his face senator stop lying to the los angeles times general you know that's not true i know that's not true. today if you said something white that you'd be fired. you would be fired we don't ask tough questions and we have these orchestrated white house press conferences and obama is actually worse then his predecessor george bush on this issue so with that let me say who's on the west or starve checked out. a president but you don't get the information that you need and you pretty much on your own the same thing that's happened in business has happened in broadcasting it's just completely profit driven. us still get him out of the steel business and they're getting out of this community and are saying goodbye we had enough there's no more left we think we've been great we're going on to greener pastures we've seen the acceleration of the hollowing out of america as the most important and powerful industrial society on earth since one thousand nine hundred seventy three approximately forty million good pain american jobs with benefits

yet and los angeles times that are all members there but it's considered a private club and to be a member you're not supposed to do publicity or talk about what those are. so you're saying that board members of the top corporations in the world wouldn't want to report on their own in succession the top one percent activities. generally and that's pretty much the case but one of the things that we have recommended media freedom foundation. last year we sent a letter to the club we recommended a lakeside chat be be televised or at least put on the internet so that they're not so you know that there shouldn't be anything so secret that it's a top secret sort of you know confidential discussion. basically what you're talking to two thousand different people but you know clearly they should quit hiding medicine make it more public you know of course because the lack of transparency appearing of course that's the problem with the project censored media for information you guys of course work uncover what is censored from the public but when there is such a lack of transparency of course it bree

yet and los angeles times that are all members there but it's considered a private club. to be a member you're not supposed to do publicity or talk about what those are. so you're saying that board members of the top corporations in the world wouldn't want to report on their own in succession the top one percent activities. generally and that's pretty much the case so one of the things that we've recommended media freedom foundation. last year we we sent a letter to the club we recommended a lakeside should be be televised or at least put on the internet so that they're not so you know that there shouldn't be anything so secret that it's a top secret sort of you know compositional discussion. basically what you're talking to two thousand different people but you know clearly they should quit hiding this and make it more public you know of course because the lack of transparency appear and of course that's the problem with the project censored media for information you guys of course work uncover what is censored from the public but when there is such a lack of transparenc

according to the "los angeles times", fire chief says that each of the five operateors of the rigs that responded to the crash have been tested for drugs and alcohol. and they have passed. live at sfo, abc 7 news. >> thank you. crash investigators are beginning to the process of debriefing pilots at the controls. they along with the flight data recorders will be able tochl plain how, and why this happened. abc 7 is live at the ntsb command center. new information released by investigators tonight. >> yes. more on the air speed after auto pilot was disengaged but that is what happened from the flight data recorder now investigators will want to ask the crew why. >> ntsb investigators are still gathering evidence and doing mapping of the accident scene near san francisco. at the washington dc labs, groups are convoining. >> we want to have people on that cockpit voice recorder group who are familiar with the aircraft. and any noises or sounds or alerts that might come from that aircraft. oo also today the ntsb will be interviewing three captains and one first officer responsible for flyin

that story ahead. >>> the "los angeles times" says veterans who recently left the military are findinghired at a faster pace than nonveterans. >>> "the seattle times" says starbucks will be selling new greek yogurt beginning next year. they're teaming up with the food company behind dannen. it's part of a push by starbucks to improve quality food. >>> a fan wants to collect on a bet by aaron rodgers. he bet a year's salary that the milwaukee brewers ryan braun did not use drugs. the man says he'll take a paycheck from just one game. that would be $281,000. >> good luck with that. and a political says a man known as cubicle guy has become a viral hit. during anthony weiner's news conference yesterday he actually told the show stole the show. he's been identified as jeff mckinney. he said he arrived late to the news conference and it was the only spot available. all right. i noticed him too. did you notice him? >> i didn't. >> best comment on the day. >>> 95% of us still watch tv cable, or satellite. but if some satellite companies didn't, they could get their way. apple and going really

according to the "los angeles times", fire chief says that each of the five operateors of the rigs that responded to the crash have been tested for drugs and alcohol. and they have passed. live at sfo, abc 7 news. >> thank you. crash investigators are beginning to the process of debriefing pilots at the controls. they along with the flight data recorders will be able tochl plain how, and why this happened. abc 7 is live at the ntsb command center. new information released by investigators tonight. >> yes. more on the air speed after auto pilot was disengaged but that is what happened from the flight data recorder now investigators will want to ask the crew why. >> ntsb investigators are still gathering evidence and doing mapping of the accident scene near san francisco. at the washington dc labs, groups are convoining. >> we want to have people on that cockpit voice recorder group who are familiar with the aircraft. and any noises or sounds or alerts that might come from that aircraft. oo also today the ntsb will be interviewing three captains and one first officer responsible for flyin

the "los angeles times" reports that position is president of the uc system.s, graduating from santa clara university in 1979. >> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. we have some slowdowns now in the east bay. coming up northbound 880 there was a crash approaching 23rd. it is now gone off to the right- hand shoulder. but with such a good commute now turned worse. it's backed up into san leandro and beyond the oakland coliseum. hopefully it will improve now that all lanes just reopened. let's go to the map and show you the drive time. it's up to about 35 minutes on northbound 280 to the maze. the bay bridge a breeze. no delay getting into san francisco. that's traffic. here's lawrence. >> speaking of breezes, we have that onshore breeze bringing low clouds and fog in along the coastline and the bay. it is a gray start to the day in many spots. going to break up toward the afternoon. a very nice typical summer pattern. temperatures in the 50s now but in the afternoon we are expecting 80s inland. we'll see a lot of 60s and 70s ar

one of the articles in my book was the op-ed piece ended in a los angeles times writer around the time judith miller had to go tucci jail not withstanding protecting the free speech than has ever been true in any of the country in this area here that there's more protection in europe in japan and more protection in mozambican of course, the "l.a. times" put it even in mozambique. [laughter] but the reality is we give protection by a state law but it went -- and said being less protection than most nations provide to their journalist. >> you would ask what lot to abolish you said bush verses' gore? why is that? >> was asked which case that was the case was the end of the 2000 election that ended the vote counting in florida. it was an opinion without getting into it to deeply appeared to be written for that case only in the majority opinion basically went very far down the road to say the facts in this case are so extraordinary don't look to this for anything in the future for anything. [laughter] but that at the least it was a difficult opinion for the majority to right. i thought the

the "los angeles times" reports the t.s.a. is planning to install electronic devices to randomly direct travelers to different screening lines at airports. federal officials say the so-called randomizers are needed so officers cannot be accused of profiling passengers to be searched. though word on when the ran droppizers will appear at airports. >> sounds like a arnold schwarzenegger movie "the randomizer." we will update you on the royal baby watch. >> 5:53 on monday morning. have you seen these before? these are old ones and the new twinkies are back on the shelves. fans lined up to buy early release of the knacks. the treats hit other stores today. twinkies and other products have not been produced since november when the brands filed for bankruptcy and shut down. the new owners of hostess say there is a shelf life of 45 days up from 25 days. i said days, not years. according to the "wall street journal" host says look at making more healthy twinkies from whole grains or sugar substitutes. >> dare me to eat that. i know it

samsung tells "los angeles times" it is basely complaint. what is the best full-sized pickup? the ram 1500 is number one on the best pickup with the ride and touch screen entertainment pushed it to the shop. the "wall street journal" says this is a big win for chrysler truck brand. >> if you think your children don't pay attention, listen to this. they are doing their best to emulate your tv viewing habits. the more parents watch the more the children watch regardless of rues limiting tv time and whether they have tv's in their room or the family watches tv together. >> your favorite abc7 news shows can be seen no matter where you are with a live stream of your local news and favorite abc tv shows and you can watch abc7 news along with you wherever you want to be. it is a special new benefit brought to you by abc, comcast and at&t u verse at no additional cost. you can enter your tv provider account information to log in and get the life stream or search watch it to download the app. the ipad is a great way to watch that. >> indeed. right now you can see the weather. >> drizzl

according to "los angeles times," that's led to a short an of 200 fighter pilots this year. for a nine-year commitment, it will pay a $225,000 signing bonus, guaranteed. >>> there was a big bang over the ohio river this morning. there it was. the first part of the democrat mission of the old milton-madison bridge. the rust of the old bridge will be blasted away over the next few weeks, and a new bridge is already in place. >>> run waugh for laguardia airport is back open after a plane's landing gear collapses. you'll hear from some of the passengers, up next. " yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. help keep teeth clean and breath play close.fresh and close. with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture ...it's dental that tastes so good new beneful healthy smile food and snacks everybody has different ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size f

the "los angeles times" reports that an activist and civil rights leaders and comics have all signed a letter sent to the governor brown demanding the end of solitary confinement saying it is "tensions of the same inhumanity practices at abu ghraib and guantanamo bay." yesterday, 385 inmates have refused mails over a protest against solitary confinement scheduled to take place today at the state capital. >> the city of livermore is done playing host to the bicycle race in california and will not host next year over demands on city staff and the $125,000 cost. livermore has taken part in each of the last four years but city officials say the benefit to downtown businesses was marginal and some lost money. the tour organizers say livermore has been a great partner and they hope it will return next year after a year off. >> the city of richmond is officing to buy motors to help homeowners avoid foreclosure and will acquire certain underwater mortgages to help refinance but the goal is to help homeowners get mortgages with reduced principle in line with current home values. 46 percent of

the "los angeles times" are told that the ftc hope to screen out calls like spam. all get them in the afternoon night. >> 6:48. you looking at the international space station where a spacewalk, a six-hour scheduled spacewalk to repair or hookup a backup generator has ended early because of a leak in a space suit. we tell you more coming up but they are back inside and no one is harmed. >> we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. gray start with drizzle. >> especially closer to the coast with mist in the air. that will keep temperatures below average again in the afternoon as it looks in a deep marine layer. radar returns few and far between as is the drizzle and the mist. we have arrival delays of an hour and four minutes into sfo and calm on the bay water right now but by 2:00 this afternoon through 9:00 this evening we will have the southwest win at 15- to 25-knots so we have a small craft advisory with clouds in san jose as we look at 280 and 17 this morning and our temperatures will be kept at 5- to 10-degrees cooler-than-average with clouds and moist tonig

. >>> another dramatic win in los angeles. this timeainst the bronx bombers. >> details, now, from espn. >> welcome to our "sportscenter" studios here in los angeles. along with neil everett, i'm stan verrett. yankees and dodgers. a great game to headline a full slate of major league baseball tuesday night. >> 17 games. it's time for dodger baseball. how about a maker's mark. mark ellis, one for the road. then, let's call it the a a night. andre ethier scores. l.a. wins again. dodgers, 3-2, in the first of the two-game series. >>> cardinals and pirates. a.j. burnett making the start for the pirates. tied after nine. they played on. off the glove of kevin seaver. russell martin scores. pirates win both of their doubleheader. they're in fourth place in the n.l. central. >>> the bags are packed, i'm ready to go. so it was jake peavy. boston with tampa bay. seven players involved. three are making some noise. peavy to boston. detroit gets jose iglesias. he can step in at short if jhonny peralta gets suspended. and jorge garcia, nickname lit

according to the los angeles times 30,000 inmates or two-thirds of the state 33 prisons today refuse neals what would be the largest prison protest if state history. not only that more than 2000 prisoners failed to go to work or tend classes for the first time ever. inmates have a number of demands. primary one being the end of lengthy periods in solitary confinementth. they call that the form of torture. >> officials say tonight that a hiker has discovered a small plane vanished over yosemite last december during a winter storm. pilot nicole wilson found dead. he was flying from santa barbara to mammouth lake at the time we reported. plane found cras near the park high sierra camp on the bottom right of the map there. park officials say the plane will eventually be removed. some of it will likely be hand taken apart and carried down the mountain by horses or mules. other parts would be hauled out by helicopter. but that will take some time. >> san jose police say they will record the race of every person they stop and question on the street in an effort to document any evidence of r

tribune, which owns the los angeles times and chicago tribune, has been seeking to sell off its newspapersince emerging from bankruptcy in recent months. the deal comes just weeks after the usa today publisher nearly doubled its local tv holdings by purchasing 20 stations. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the national security agency leaker edward snowden has reportedly abandoned its effort to permanently stay in russia but has submitted asylum request to 20 other countries. his decision comes one day after president clinton said snowden could only seek asylum in russia if you stopped leaking u.s. secrets. if he wants to go anywhere and someone will accept him, he is welcome. if he wishes to stay here here, then we have one condition. he must stop his work aimed at harming our american partners. although it sounds very strange coming from me. he positions himself as a fighter for human rights and

los angeles county where he grew up. the l.a. county district attorney's found legal paperwork yesterday to stop his release. he raped 25 women in los angeles, spent time in prison before he moved to the bay area. that's when he raped 15 other women. he spent the last 20 years in prison in state hospitals. two months ago, stjudges agreede was ready to return to society. coming up at 5:00, look at what happens if l.a. county's attempt to block the release fails. >>> closing arguments begin in the richmond high school gang rape trial. two on trial for the attack of a 16-year-old girl outside a school dance back in 2009. both facing life in prison if convicted. two other men are already serving prison time. another two waiting trial on lesser sexual assault charges. deliberations are expected to begin sometime next week. >>> bay ridge officials holding a special meeting today after caltrans decided to push back the opening for that new span. the bay authority toll -- bay area toll authority will get an update from construction officials on the status of the broken steel bolts and the fix implemented. on monday, caltrans said the fex would not be finished

the "los angeles times" reports that golden international travel was to cigarette the girls and students and teachers when they get to sfo and they were here to sharpen their english skills and tour universities. the travel agency now is assisting students and working with the chinese consulate to determine what the students will do next. >> the san francisco fire department has confirmed to abc7 news all five fire truck drivers who responded to the crash passed drug and alcohol screenings after the fire chief said there is evidence that a fire truck may have struck one of the victims during the response. investigators are also looking through airport surveillance video but they say so far their findings have been inconclusive. an autopsy to determine the cause will take weeks and the chief says that her department will help. >> we are work chosely with the ntsb as they conduct their investigation on all aspects but particularly on this aspect. >> the two girls were sitting in the back of plane, one was found near the broken tail while the other was found at runway next to the main body

he raised the "b" word, bankruptcy, and the los angeles times wrote about it.ing their liabilities and what is happening around the country, until there's a crisis, these places are not confronting that. >> and you talked to the pension funds, right, doc, and they believe it's a great conspiracy where money is swirled over here and they are trying to turn the screw on them. you might be that a little bit but 100 billion in underfunded liabilities? >> detroit's costs are 38% of its budget. i used to live in detroit. the metro area, anyway. it's a disaster. you're right. going forward, this is not something that you can clean up in the next couple of years. each one of these cities, it's not just, you know, like we said detroit or stockton, california. it's coming to more and more. who is going to invest in those cities? how do you bring more money in? whether it's manufacturing, retail -- >> everybody hates the bond market until they need money, right? you hear people -- especially on the left side say, the bond market. they bash it. what did james carville say?

according to a "los angeles times" report, north carolina freed from the voting rights acts preclearance provision, well in addition to working on a voter i.d., work to end early voting which 2 million people, mostly democrats, took advantage of during the last election. eliminate same-day registration. and end sunday voting. now, the context of this is that the republican party in the south, in particular, is, well, it's a party of white people. a party that has, frankly, every incentive, strategically, to maximize levels of white turnout and minimize levels of other turnout. that's more or less the tactic the republican parties of the south have taken, certainly in north carolina, sparking massive protests in response. those suppression tactics were not supposed to be the strategy of the national republican party. particularly after the clock cleaning they received in 2012. because all of us across the spectrum in the days and weeks after that election looked at the exit polls and all saw the same results. barack obama won latinos by 50 points, asians by 47 points and african-americans

according to today's "los angeles times" j.p.gan chase has been negotiating a settlement with the federal energy regular whattory commissions and state energy manager suspected the company was involved in placing deceptive bids in 2011 to profit from energy trading. they say that the scream resulted in $100 million in injust profits and j.p. morgan chase could pay $500 million including penalties. though word on how much of that goes to the ratepayers. >> are you ready for a weekend warmup? mike? >> well start with temperatures starting in the not by at this time where it is coolest in novato at 47 degrees and petaluma is 50, and we are at 52 in santa rose and san rafael, mill valley, at 53 and 55 sat sausalito and american canyon is 57 and some our cooler temperatures are 52 in san ramon and 55 in lafayette and a change right there with alameda and newark and redwood city at 57, and 58 in cupertino. from the exploritorium this morning, you can see the low clouds hanging around the day planner the next 12 hours and we will have s

we've got meg, a political reporter for the los angeles times. and matt welsh from "reason" magazine. you know, as we look at this, let's go to some of what the president said on friday. and i'll get your reaction. >> when trayvon martin was first shot, i said that this could have been my son. another way of saying that is, trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. >> so, you heard us talking about this about the pivot. how might the president pivot on what he said friday, how might this affect the race relations and discussions across the country? >> i think we should all just take pause and realize that the first black president of the united states stood in the white house and had some very candid comments to make about race, in a very personal way, talking about his personal experience, is historic. in fact, i would say it's ipic. i think this is a huge precedent that he set for himself and the rest of his administration about how he's going to have to continue to have real talk. i think this is going to be the start of a lot more conve

we have been told the administration had to go out early with this because the "los angeles times" was with the story that napolitano was going to take that job to head up california college system, the university system, and so the administration had to act quickly based on that. catherine herridge has been told by a source this was an ann -- an acceleratedolout for napolitano. it caught us by surprise, and you're right she has been a focus of this immigration debate. come up numerous times, speakerly conservatives who have a problem with the security. >> all the immigration leaping to the forefront of the national agenda, what does this do? some say it will push the immigration debate back. others say, it may help get something immigration reform through. >> yeah. different analysis so far in these early hours. the overall pitch is that it's unlikely to have a big factor for the conservatives and the republicans who have voted against the senate immigration reform bill and those who oppose it in the house, because it wasn't janet napolitano per se that was the problem. it was the adm

there is a tiny little article in the "los angeles times," widow of famed lawman wyatt earp is dead. she was peneyless. in fact she was in debt. william hart paid for her funeral which a rabbi presided over. she was cremated as wyatt had been. she was burr i had by her nieces in that same cemetery outside of san francisco and she was buried next to her mother, her brother, her father and of course next to wyatt. so that's our story of this woman of the west. i had a tremendous amount of fun researching it and writing it and i hope you enjoy it too. to my mind there is no more american story than the story of the frontier and the gunfight and wyatt earp which sunk such deep roots into our american psyche. but you can't understand any of that without putting the women back in the picture. and to my mind there is no more interesting woman to put back in the picture than joe's feel -- josephine marcus earp. thanks very much for listening to her story and thank you, seattle. [applause] >> i just want to remind anyone if you have any questions you can come down to this mic so we can get it

abc news, los angeles. >>> the time right now 22 minutes after 5:00. you're looking at a live picture of new york city's times square. lead hit up there right now for today's money. >>> topping america's money, gas prices are pumped up in the heart of the summer travel season. the average price for a gallon of gas nationwide is $3.60 a gallon. that's up two cents since friday. it's been a long wait but twinkiies are officially back on store shelves today. millions of fans had a chance to buy them over the weekend at wal-mart and other retailers. the new owners say twinkiies now have a shelf life for 45 days up from the 26 days for the old twinkies. and madness reigns supreme at the box office [ inaudible ] that's america's money. have a great day, everyone. i'm diana perez. mom, frank ate the bones. no i didn't. you ate the bones. no, you ate the bones. nobody ate any bones. so, frank didn't eat the bones? no honey, frank did not eat any bones. well he's breathing on me. no i'm not. yes you are. no i'm not. yes you are. no i'm not. yes you are. [ male