business owner i couldn't really dedicate the time to opening the school myself and i knew how great los l.a. port was and the quality they provide and able to provide full working hours as well as year around child care and education was really key for us both being working parents. so we really wanted to stay in the city and we approached lapt about coming here and getting this em to do all of this work. thank you guys for your time today. i represent not just myself but the hundreds plus other families that have already enrolled their children in the program and we are eager to get everything going and get our kids started in school. this you for putting in the time for that. >> yes. i'm also a parent that wants to send a child to lapt. i work here and my wife and i had our child about three 3 years ago. we are very much interested in a classical montessori. we searched around the city and basically we really only found two options that fit our criteria, originally, so our son is now 3 1/2 and both of them were far away. one is in the lake merced area, and the other one over in berkeley.

los angeles, downtown l.a., expected to see lots of sunshine with high temperatures in the middle 80s. that's your national forecast. elko will see thunderstorms. plenty of sunshine with highs in the 90s. that's your tuesday forecast. dara, things are relatively quiet across southern california, but those thunderstorms will continue farther inland. >> we'll keep an eye for the upcoming weekend. thank you. >>> a man credited with keeping two million guns out of criminal's hands. >>> redskins owner daniel snyder's latest attempt to keep the team's name. you're watching early today. >> early today is brought to you by centrum silver multi-vitamins. multivitamins for your eyes, heart and brain. now, with a new easy to swallow coating. ♪ [ female announcer ] when the pressure's on... only secret offers clinical strength invisible solid and clear gel with 100% odor protection. secret clinical strength. are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®... it's just right for cleaning up everyday little messes without cleaning out your piggy bank

the los angeles dodgers are in first place, but if you live in l.a.ou might not know it because of a standup tree and time warner cable and various pay-tv providers that has resulted in gains being blacked out for millions. the fcc chairman and a dozen members of congress are getting involved, urging an end to the standoff. a federal judge rules against microsoft in an e-mail privacy case. the judge ruled microsoft must turn over e-mails sent -- stored in ireland to investigators. microsoft says e-mails deserve the same kind of protection as letters sent in the mail. as for the lead story, alibaba group is pouring millions of dollars into u.s. tech companies as it prepares to go public later this year. the chinese e-commerce giant invested $120 million in a san francisco company that makes mobile games. this is after bloomberg reported alibaba is considering investment in snapchat. andrs include tango, lyft, for more we are joined by dan rosensweig, ceo of online education site chegg. he was the yahoo! chief operating officer from 2002 to 2007, the ye

. >> the heat will be on in los angeles. 80s in l.a. kansas city, atlanta, washington.se to 100 degrees in portland oregon. not far behind in dallas. memphis and atlanta will be in the upper 80s. mid 80s for the mid-atlantic states. >> depending on where you are, maybe it's not too late or early to check out the so-called super moon. >> if you think you missed it. here is what it looked like. a super moon. a full moon happening at the same time as the moon's closest approach to the earth during orbit. it appeared 14% bigger and 30% brighter than when it is farthest away from earth. now if you missed out on the super moon. don't worry there is another one scheduled for september 9th. >> we should run outside and go see it. >> we should. it was beautiful, saw it along the skyline. see, michelle, she runs out. they say, next month's moon will be bigger, brighter. little fun fact before i move on. i am a geek here. i learned, 49 moons could fit inside the earth, did you know that? >> did not know that. >> didn't know that. tiny. i geeked out. >> who know that? >> narcissism

days ago a judgarded her to serve 177 days for violating probation by returning to los angeles international airport. l.a. authorities say they released hartman because of jail overcrowding. hartman plead no contest to sneak opponent a southwest flight from san josi to los angelesle a judge released her and told her to stay away from the airport unless she had a ticket, but the next day she was arrested again at l.a.x. >> now outrage over an officer- involved shooting. >> what the sheriff's department decided that brought people back to the streets today. >> remembering one of the bay area's open, the only way most people knew him. . >>> now to the developing news we're following in ferguson, missouri. that city remains on enon the first night of a mandatory curfew. police wore bulletproof vests and helmets to enforce the curve csu which was imposed by the governor today. that city has been wracked by violence of a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenager. protesters are demanding apindictment against the officer involved. tonight members of new black panther party warped people to

there will be a big celebration in los angeles and steve ballmer will address the fans. expect some more news early next of l.aand the los angeles clippers then. >> thank you so much, trish regan. the shares of king digital are getting crushed in after-hours trading today. missed second quarter sales estimates. the company cut their 2014 outlook. joining me now is bloomberg intelligence internet and media , providing context on a variety of industries. what can you tell us about candy crush and king digital? >> the takeaway are two things. two things internet investors look for. revenue and users. both have been disappointing. you saw the company guiding to lower bookings. a very alarming sign in the decline of daily active users. >> how does this use to facebook ? >> the company has moved much towards mobile games. story is as the candy crÈche game matures, the less people play, the less people that spend money on that game, they should be able to offset that with the new games coming through and we've seen that they haven't monetized as well. >> does this mean they will have to go on the acquisition trail to

los angeles. there's suddenly two modern dance companies, you know, bodytraffic, benjamin millier project, l.a. project. and they are performing in new york, paris, traveling around the country. and i think there is audience. i know there's an audience. i can feel it. >> yeah. do you -- and as i said, you received just about every major award there is, and yet you keep pushing yourself to innovate, create, try different things. what's that all about? >> well, you don't measure a life by receiving awards, you know. i'm flattered and i am deeply honored, you know, to receive something like, you know, kennedy center honors or legion d'honneur of france. it is -- i'm afraid to get bored with myself, is number one. second one, second point, you know, my day job, in a way, it's my center in new york. and i really -- when i run that center, and i am perform the same time, keeps me alive, keeps me understand what's needs of the young artist. not necessarily young, or middle age, you know, but all age, what their needs are. what, in a sense, new york city. i had a kind of strange relationship with -- al

los angeles. fans in philadelphia can watch the l.a. show on screens put up along the parkway.hiladelphia police are keeping a close eye on the crowds and nbc 10's monique braxton has that part of the story. >> there are a lot of cops in the city today. >> reporter: philadelphia officials say they're covering every inch of ben frankly parkway with police. they are not revealing how many are present, a city spokesperson says the deployment is similar to that for other major events. >> we came two years ago to made in america. there is just as much police presence now as then. >> reporter: but instead of staging on the parkway, the police nerve center is at masterman school a few blocks away. our camera captured this video of the evening shift being dispatched on bikes. >> you are about to go through security checks and long lines. your thoughts about what you see out here? >> i feel secure being here. it's going to be an exciting fun day. >> reporter: we watched counterterrorism officers watching the tens of thousands, s.w.a.t. team members are also deployed. sources say they ar

founder of the charles hamilton houston institute for racial justice and from los angeles, bernard parks former chief of the l.a. police department and now a member of the los angeles city council. welcome all. wesley, first to you. you were on the streets that awful night and all week with really. what has been the response now to the local police and the curfew as the state police have taken over? >> i think we have seen a lot of community leaders and members, protesters, organizers, who really try to abide by the curfew. as i was talking to people getting on the plane up here, talking to reporters still on the ground, community wanted to respect this curfew, by and large, there were certainly a group of people who stayed past daughter few and sounds like people looking for trouble. we have a real anger on the ground here and we have not just an anger among protesters and residents but also people who are seeing this as an opportunity to come into ferguson from outside of ferguson, either opportunistically to cause trouble, or a way of saying this is a way of having voice this protest is happening here, clash

. >> the woman who stowed away on a flight from san jose to los angeles is facing charges into l.a.she could end up in jail. david lury is live with that. >> this is interesting. the airport says there was no security breech. in l.a., a suspect enters a plea of not guilty. the 62-year-old was charged with being a stowaway. it's a misdemeanor that could put her in jail. she slipped past two check points monday. now, it's finger pointing time. >> i think someone screwed up. a couple of security and southwest, actually. >> 800 million passengers passed through airports last year. fatigue can lead to mistakes. brian jenkins is from san jose state. >> the volume of passengers is a major issue especially in summer months. when airports are crowded and there are lines of people pushing to get through. >> marilyn apparently used an old trick to get past the check point. she used a family as a distraction. >> looked like she's part of the group. that is old tricks called tail gating. whoever is doing document checking needs to count, verify number of documents and people passing through. >>

. >> the woman who stowed away on a flight from san jose to los angeles is facing charges into l.a. she could end up in jail. david lury is live with that. >> this is interesting. the airport says there was no security breech. in l.a., a suspect enters a plea of not guilty. the 62-year-old was charged with being a stowaway. it's a misdemeanor that could put her in jail. she slipped past two check points monday. now, it's finger pointing time. >> i think someone screwed up. a couple of security and southwest, actually. >> 800 million passengers passed through airports last year. fatigue can lead to mistakes. brian jenkins is from san jose state. >> the volume of passengers is a major issue especially in summer months. when airports are crowded and there are lines of people pushing to get through. >> marilyn apparently used an old trick to get past the check point. she used a family as a distraction. >> looked like she's part of the group. that is old tricks called tail gating. whoever is doing document checking needs to count, verify number of documents and people passing through. >>

l.a. at the west coast version of made in america festival. this is the first time for the loseles festival which featured capital city. people around the venue in l.a. had preconcert concerns about security and traffic and noise. so far it's been uneventful, although there were 29 arrests. >> two teens were killed in an accident in the poconos. they were among 6 in an suv that rolled over in wayne county. one victim was 16 years of age. the other was 15. their names have not been released. police don't know what triggered the accident. >>> delaware health officials are worried about a surge in whopping cough. cases have quadrupled. there were 57 last year, this year 102. it spreads through coughing and sneezing. in adults it might seem like a cold, but in babies it can be deadly. >>> an overnight fire forced a delaware county restaurant to shut down today. a cleaning crew at burtucci's called 911 when they saw the smoke. nobody was hurt. >>> peco crews were busy with hundreds of calls of people complaining about a gas odor. people from across the region called in with similar

exclusive to philadelphia, a sister concert is being staged in los angeles, and organizers say the two will compliment each other. >> you'll watch the l.a. event and vials verse is a, those people will see how philadelphia does it in los angeles. >> reporter: city officials urge you to use public transportation and it will allow those around here to have a parking space. >> parking oh, parking. >>> the new 6abc.com is your source for made in america festival. log on torched the slide show of the performers and road closures are listed there, as well. >>> while thousands will be partying at the huge made in america festival this weekend, thousands more flock to the shore. visits celebrated the unofficial end on of the summer on the beach. perfect weather made letting go of the season a little easier for one egg harbor township couple. >> it's something we're going to do for the summer, enjoy the beach, we're both educators, we're looking forward for school to start, as well. >> i had to make it to the beach one more time. it was a must. we talked about it earlier in the week and we're here. >> if you can't get to the beach this weekend s

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los angeles to mr. ford's death? >> here in l.a. you have a some of civil rights organizations. as soon as something happens, you have press conferences. they're out there. they're having marches and demonstrations, so there's an instant reaction here. so it's like people have have an outlet here, where in ferguson it's just like the wild west. we have nothing. >> lessons for both the community and the police have been taken to heart since the l.a. riots sparked by rodney king's beating 20 years ago. relations have not completely healed between the lapd and communities like ezell ford's in south l.a., a community that is now experiencing a fresh round of grief. michael oku, al jazeera, los angeles. >>> when we return, we'll have an exclusive look at the young man whose death inspired a movement. >> no matter what picture has been painted of him, he was a kid. kids do things. kids can be forgiven, and move on. michael did not deserve what was presented to him. >> correspondent sarah hoye with exclusive insights into his story, the kids that graduated with him and why his death is

l.a. which handles film permits for los angeles county reported that the number of film permits requested to shoot x. rated films has dropped ninety percent ninety percent in the last year the report stated that since two thousand and twelve only forty permits were given out last year compared to twenty this year some say this is due to the passing of a two thousand and twelve county law which mandated the use of condoms in the porn industry adult entertainment companies sued the county last year to prevent implementation of the condom requirement and a u.s. district judge said that the condom mandate did not violate the first amendment right to free speech but the court did impose restrictions on how the rule could be in force now a federal appeals court is expected to rule on the lawsuit later this year in the meantime form producers say they will take their business elsewhere to counties in california as well as to nevada florida and even eastern europe where the regulations are much fewer. and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to you tube dot com forward slash

los angeles riots. this 25 minute interview as part of booktv college series. >> the book is called "the contested murder of latasha harlins" justice, gender, origins of the l.a. riot published by oxford university press. the author is ucla history professor, brenda stevenson. brenda stevenson, who was latasha harlins? >> guest: and african-american girl who lived in south-central los angeles issue is that it was her grandmother, aunts, cousins. she was a freshman in high school and she was killed on march 16, 1991 in a store at figaro street in south los angeles. by the shopkeeper. >> host: why was she killed? >> guest: she was killed because there was a struggle over a bottle of orange juice that cost $1.79. latasha had entered the store and we can see all this on the video camera within a story. she entered the store at nine dirty a.m. she goes to the refrigerated cases the refrigerated cases and accept this bottle of orange juice, which is a quart bottle. she places it in her backpack. the top is protruding now. shoebox forward to the counter. she immediately asks latasha issue is trying trying to steal her orange juice. latasha said no, i am not feeling

los angeles why? >> the leadership gets out in front in l.a. as soon as something happens, there's press conferences, they are out there having marches, demonstrations. it's like people have an outlet here, whereas in ferguson, it's like the wild west. >> reporter: l.a. has been there before. april 29th, 1992, the acquittal of four police officers charged with savagely beating rodney king triggered explosive race riots. when it was over 53 were dead. 2,000 injured, more than 1,000 buildings destroyed by fire. irwin small is the owner of this auto body shop located near the flashpoint of the l.a. riots. he and six others stayed to protect the business. he doesn't want to go on camera, saying he worked hard to forget those days, and moving on. he says he has seen a change in the attitude of the neighbourhood and the l.a.p.d. - a change for the better. mother and daughter harriet martin and her daughter lived through the riot. since those terrible days, the city has learnt a lessen, they say. city. learnt? differently. >> in the 22 years since the

half a billion dollars so far to los angeles, to disney hall, the l.a. opera, the museum of contemporary art, three scientific research centers, and he puts his name on almost all of them. you want the world to know about it by putting your name on all the things you do support. >> i don't keep it a secret, that's for sure. [ticking] >> when sony, the electronics giant that's the epitome of japan incorporated, lost its cutting edge, it did something radical. it hired a westerner, sir howard stringer, as its new ceo. sony is no longer the coolest. this is the coolest. >> you can take ipod and beat us over the head with it, but it's only one product, and we have 1,000 products. >> still, talk about a tough job. he has to turn sony around in a culture that's not always easy for a westerner to understand. >> sorry. >> that's all right. were you lost in translation too? >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. in this edition, we talk with a trio of business moguls, carl icahn, eli broad, and sir howard stringer. we begin with carl icahn. it takes a

half a billion dollars so far to los angeles, to disney hall, the l.a. of contemporary art, three scientific research centers,

l.a. las vegas, los angeles. to be on the show. >> but it happened>> you wanted to be on "the daily show," didn't you? >> they are on vacation so we may have to come back. >> one thing you say in the book as there is no such thing as luck. tell a story of trying to sell your company, not being able to make a roll and then having payment command in the second to last day. so isn't there some element of luck? the more youbut are willing to take risks, the luck will come. it's like people who sit and play the lottery every week. >> it was good to meet you. good luck on your book tour. >> i think it is a little pedantic to drop words from our vocabulary because some people -- you don't always need a great win or loss record to win this title. >> there have been a lot of deals in sports. sold recently and the l.a. dodgers as well. what is the most valuable franchise in u.s. sports? it's the dallas cowboys according to "forbes magazine" with a value of $2.4 billion. i have to say $3.2 billion surprises me as a low. if

. >> alex is the new president of the united teachers los angeles, and says getting figures from l.a. u.s. d has been nearly impossible. >> we made consistent requests to the district for demographic information, time information, et cetera. we cap ballpark it. we haven't got that information from the district. we know there's been people in teacher gaol for three years, without any completed investigation or anything like that. >> reporter: that, say teachers is where the injustice lies. what seems like an endless way to vet behaviour. they say -- investigate behaviour, they say poses no damage to students. >> no one is arguing that educators found to be in imminent danger to kids should be in a classroom or at a school. i have a 6-year-old daughter and a 9-year-old son at these schools. many do not rise to the level of pulling someone out of a school, and destabilizing programs. in the case of. >> ra stefan -- iris stephenson, she is is a life line to the kids. >> reporter: the district calls for making every attempt to complete investigations within 120 working days, those that don

los angeles has been arrested for the second time this week at l.a.x. marilyn hartman was taken into custody monday night after sneaking aboard a southwest airlines flight from san jose to l.at a ticket. in a los angeles courtroom wednesday, she was told to stay away from the airport unless she had a ticket. well, yesterday she was spotted boarding an airport shuttle and police followed her to the terminal. >> we had people that were looking for her today because i did not want her to try to circumvent security here at the airport and we were fortunate enough to see help the once she got here to the airport -- once she got here to the airport, we had plainclothes officers on her following her to see what she would do. >> police say hartman appeared to be scouting security checkpoints yesterday but never attempted to go through. she was arrested for violating terms of her release. hartman is in jail and is due in court monday. >>> we have developing news on iraq. president obama has authorized u.s. warplanes to conduct air strikes. the main goal is to protect thousands of people from the islamist extremist group isis. as michelle sigona tells us, he is trying to prevent geno

los angeles. we were joining officers patrolling l.a.'s skid row and for the most part, locals we encountered approved because really those cameras keep officers very much accountable. the cops like them because it helps with the accuracy of their reports and the courtroom testimony. but eric, it also helps them dealing with the public. listen. >> the video is going to catch him or her doing whatever crime and it's going to pretty much open and shut case. >> you'll have somebody chipping away at you. not you personally, just your uniform, then you tell them, hey, i have my camera on and you're being record, then all of a sudden they're acting completely different or they walk away. >> reporter: now a study with the rialto police department found in just this space of one year, complaints dropped 88% and the use of force by officers fell by almost two-thirds. the d. o.j. and national law enforcement agency also privacy groups are working to hammer out the finer points and come up with guidelines, particularly for ways to protect citizen pr

l.a.? >> the valuation is definitely a new bar being set for los angeles.eally amazing to see only a few weeks ago, maker studio sold for half $1 billion, and that was considered one of the best exits in a decade. and then you had oculus. it is important to cds these outsize returns to make venture capital work, so it's really important for los angeles. thehe stats suggest financing in the pure volume of deals, transactions, has been going up in the past few years. i think roughly a hundred deals or so in 2009, tripled last year. our others in a position to follow the snapchat lead? in theteresting evolution of los angeles, if you look from 2009 2 2014, that was a time of education and organization. once they learn the playbook of venture capital, we live in a town of storytellers. los angeles is one of the best places in the world to tell a narrative. what you are seeing now is entrepreneurs getting money and try to execute. what will happen next is a lot of them will fail, and that's ok. sell for $30will million, $50 million, and what is important about n

los angeles. the green areas you see here, flash flood watches, including l.a. county down into san diego.s is where most of the moisture is going to be for the end of the weekend. some of that upper level moisture could try to drift over the bay area late tomorrow though most of the action i think is going to be over the sierras. so the chances of seeing monsoon moisture to wrap up the weekend, most of it looks confined to the sierra in terms of the possibility of generating some thunderstorms. high clouds come into the day tomorrow. due to the lightning, we have a fire weather watch to wrap up the weekend there. bay area, tomorrow, we'll continue to see cooling changes but not the type of changes that will bring us any of the rain like we're seeing in southern california. a supercharged sea breeze should carry over from sunday into monday. there will be a cooling trend that should take us into the beginning of next week. for tomorrow, 83 degrees in san jose. upper 60s, closer to san francisco. the five-day trend keeps things mild for the santa clara valley and san francisco to start the

l.a. >> reporter: and the serial stowaway's final destination wasn't hawaii but los angeles. sources say she tailgated behind a family to make it paths the tsa and then hopped a southwest flight without a ticket to l.a.x. >> tell security people about that. >> reporter: a mineta spokesman disagrees saying -- the airport security systems and processes were not a factor in this incident and public safety was never compromised. marilyn's last known address was the rahman hotel in san francisco. neighbors say she left in may. this is the second major security breach at mineta in year. in april yahye abdi jumped a fence stowed away in a wheel well in hawaii and lived to tell the tale. andria borba, kpix 5. >> tsa says the stowaway was screened, so was not a security threat to the aircraft but congressman eric swalwell disagrees. >> i respectfully disagree that no passengers were put at risk. if you don't know who is on the plane, then you can't ensure that the individuals on the plane don't pose a risk. >> southwest airlines is also reviewing its security procedures now. >>> well,

her ht is rushing fr los angeleo o to be at her sid >> angto l.a. for an update from billy bush. >> we joan is a colleague as wel as a friend to you. whatre y hearing now? >> hearing joan is in stable condio our sce at the hospital says and our source with joan say stae she arrived. what happened in the ambulance is good. it was a simple endscopic vocal produ wasn like some kind of slow build failing health of joan rive. jt she taped or "faio police" special for friy night. just last night in new york she mada j on stage saying i'm 81. i can go at any moment. she w sha joan completely with it. this thing is totally random. >> as you mentioned sharp. she irs this is a woman who has so much fight her. she has been a household name sin 1965, been -- can you stilhe us? we are having audio diflt >> th is hallowed ground whe i s. jn rivers became a legend on thiset. when johnny carson was absent joan rivers was his fill in. she was a survivor among l sta comics, not ju t feme category. i talked to her daughter, mel. melisld me mom is going to make it. she

los angeles to mr. ford's death? >> here in l.a. you have a number of civil rights organization he. as soon as something happens, they're out there press demonstrations. there is an instant reaction here. people have a reaction here. in ferguson it is like wild west, we have nothing. >> lessons have been taken to heart since the l.a. riots sparked by rodney king's beating 20 years ago. but relations have not completely healed between the l.a.p.d. and the community ofee of ezell ford's, all of which was on full display at the two hour long town hall meeting last night. if that gathering was an example of anything, the edges were very frayed joie. there were cat calls and collective groans every time charlie beck gave answers they didn't like, or withheld the identity of the officers involved in ford's shooting. but to get to to know the people whose neighborhood they patrol so that residents feel a little bit more like their parents were not subject of occupation, joie. >> that is michael okwu in los angeles. we'll be back with more "america tonight" after the break. when you compare

los angeles. seal beach it is. officials at l.a. county did say a surfer died yesterday.cue workers said they found that surfer in the water unconscious near malibu pier. >>> take a look at these pictures. large waves swells flooding north of long beach where cops say sea water crept into several homes and garages. one woman said she woke up and found three inches of water in her bedroom. hurricane marie is weakening as it pulls west and away from the coast. another hurricane in the atlantic ocean is picking up speed and heading towards bermuda. forecasters say folks should expect dangerous rip currents from central florida's atlantic coast up to north carolina's beaches this labor day weekend, but they do not expect that hurricane to come to land not at all. some surf, yes, hurricane to land no. you may want to hang on to those expired pills. new studies now show the expiration date on the bottle of your pills that are in your cabinet right now may have almost do you do with your medicine? you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up t