the official borders are third street on the north end, olympic boulevard to the south, vermont avenue to the west. that's three square miles left pretty much to burn or fend for itself. this rooftop quickly became the command post for rapidly improvised korean defense forces. they armed themselves, set up crude but effective command and control communication, and patrols. >> roy choi: we weren't going around just slugging and, and capping people. all that was happening was, "just don't break down my store." making sure our parents, our uncles, our families, these stores, this town, stays alive. >> anthony: 58 people were killed. only a quarter of korean-owned businesses survived, either destroyed outright during the riots or abandoned afterwards by owners who felt the entire underpinning of their contract with america had shifted. yet today, koreatown is bigger and better and forever changed by what happened in 1992. dong il jang, however, is as unwaveringly old school as you get. roy and i sit down with roy kim, whose grandfather opened the place in 1978. like most korean restaurants

road work on southbound 608 on olympic boulevard, 2 left lanes blocked until 5 a.m. and on northbound 680, this is between 580, 2 left lanes blocked until 5 a.m. as well. >>> all right. thank you. now, to politics outrage over pl ban on refugees have sparked protests from coast to coast. demonstrators spilling onto the streets late last night. . >> and a large crowd supported a local family waiting to hear when their loved one would be released by the customs. de hours yesterday. . >> let them out. let them out. >> a green card holder of 2 decades was detained for 5 hours yesterday. he was trying to process a visa for his family in yemen to come to the united states. his uncle who has lived in the country for 40 years says that the american government he's used to is changing fast. >> we come to the united states, you know, it's a democratic country, and the process, now, it's kind of chaos. >> i was nervous but happy now i'm out. >> soon after being released he headed back to the airport to thank the hundreds of people who had supported him. >>> and a student return

in walnut creek with a tree falling on some power lines forcing crews to close down part of olympic boulevardroad was reopened after a few hours. >>> people in the east bay dealing with flooding as here was video sent to us by kron4 viewers with the water creeping into their yard. seems like this is all around the bay area with flooding rains. >>> still tracking those showers around the bay. alive look at the wide perspective. we have another system that's going to skirt down the california coast line bringing us a chance of thunderstorms late tonight into tomorrow. keep that in mind. here is your around the bay forecast. light at the end of the tunnel is this weekend. looking at dry and partly sunny skies. hang in. you're almost there. coming up next, the world according to gary. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all the care your family needs. all connected for you. >>> time for the world according to gary sponsored by hershey's. >> he drained it from the tunnel and then he says he doesn't know how to spin the ball on his finger. do you believe it? >> i really don't. >> i kind of don't either. they did that

boulevard. >> a bunch of cars and zigzag all around until we found our seat. >> this year's grand marshal, a trail of olympicold medalists. janet evans, greg louganis. >> and the rose court. from temple city. >> echoes of success is the theme. from the looks of it, it's already a huge success. >> but, of course, lots of penn state fans out as well. >> phenomenal. absolutely phenomenal. love the excitement today. how energetic. how colorful. and how enjoyable. what a great start to 2017. >> in pasadena, christina salvo, abc 7 news. >>> next time you put on a pair of jeans, you'll be wearing an official symbol of california. among the 900 new laws taking effect today, one makes denim the official state fabric. denim was invented in san francisco during the gold rush. it's since become a symbol of culture, worn by miners, hippies and tech workers. 96% of americans own a pair. 75% of the premium denims sold in the world originates from here in california. >>> florida's famous bald eagle harriet is still waiting, two days after her first eaglet hatched, her second is still in the shell. she seems fine. earlier to

boulevard. >> a bunch of cars and zigzag all around until we found our seat. >> this year's grand marshal, a trail of olympicold medalists. janet evans, greg louganis. >> and the rose court. from temple city. >> echoes of success is the theme. from the looks of it, it's already a huge success. >> but, of course, lots of penn state fans out as well. >> phenomenal. absolutely phenomenal. love the excitement today. how energetic. how colorful. and how enjoyable. what a great start to 2017. >> in pasadena, christina salvo, abc 7 news. >>> next time you put on a pair of jeans, you'll be wearing an official symbol of california. among the 900 new laws taking effect today, one makes denim the official state fabric. denim was invented in san francisco during the gold rush. it's since become a symbol of culture, worn by miners, hippies and tech workers. 96% of americans own a pair. 75% of the premium denims sold in the world originates from here in california. >>> florida's famous bald eagle harriet is still waiting, two days after her first eaglet hatched, her second is still in the shell. she seems fine. earlier to