when the mariachi shows up at random the frying pan -- [ indiscernible ] >> next coffee shop in sherman oaks which is the perfect place to bring along a mariachi band. ? >> finally a video with greg benson that i can get 100% behind. ? >> woo-hoo! yes. >> now i know why i'm sitting here. >> mariachi should be everywhere. >> oh, gosh i'm not a fan. ? >> well, fortunately these people love mariachi. in fact when they're done playing they clap because they enjoy the performance. >> which people the mariachi players love the mare yachically? >> no the people at the cafe stupid. >> ha, ha, ha. ? >> you see this -- it happen. >> that puts me in my happy place. this guy is just out on a jog, the mariachi player takes after him. ? >> that would make me run a lot faster. >> and yes, he stopped -- he stopped -- dances along. i'm going to take you to a ert and you're going to love it. >> that's a look at the best viral videos. new show next "right this >>> all-new today on the viral video show "right this minute." a guy hears noises coming from a deep hole. >> does not know what's in there but reaches

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. >> but he is balancing [ indiscernible ] >> next coffee shop in sherman oaks which is the perfect place >> finally a video with greg benson that i can get 100% behind. ?? >> woo-hoo! yes. >> now i know why i'm sitting here. >> mariachi should be everywhere. >> oh, gosh i'm not a fan. ?? >> well, fortunately these people love in fact when they're done playing they clap because they enjoy the performance. >> which people the mariachi players love the mare yachically? >> no the people at the cafe stupid. >> ha, ha, ha. ?? >> you see this -- ?? >> at that point he's got to let it happen. >> that puts me in my happy place. the mariachi player takes after him. ?? >> that would make me run a lot faster. >> and yes, he stopped -- he stopped -- dances along. i'm going to take you to a concert and you're going to love it. >> that's a look at the day's best viral videos. new show next "right this bed! 13 action news reporter parker collins has the interview you'll only see here. 11:44:31-11:44:45 take vo at 11:44:37 it was a terrifying night for these two women police say two men broke into a home

so i'm brad sherman from sherman oaks, and thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much, congressman. i would like to invite our panelists to come out. we have a terrific group of panelists who are about to speak with us. first is eleanor clift who's with the "daily beast" into i've been following for many years on the mclaughlin group. and when she was at "newsweek," she authored numerous books including those about women in political power. i'm very excited to have her here because as a woman who was with the that women's issues, she talked about disenfranchised populations and how they can get more power and now we have a woman who was nominated for the presidency from a major party for the first time. we have clarence page it was just an outstanding pulitzer prize winning journalist and columnist who also is on the mclaughlin group and also has worked with b.e.t. so he knows what it's like for a marginalized community to try and take power. we see anced -- african-american president. richard wolfe has been in washington for more than

i'm brad sherman from california's best name city, sherman oaks.s an honor to be with you and i hope that i've been invited to speak because of the wisdom i have and accumulated over the last 20 years in congress and not just because i got you the room. but by definition, depending upon your definition, those with disabilities are the largest minority group in the country and one of the few that you may join at any point in your lives. baest, all of us are tabs, temporarily able-bodied. it is also the most disadvantaged economic group in this country. 28.7% of those with disabilities are living in poverty. that exceeds any other racial or ethnic group. 22 million working age disabled adults live in this country. only one out of three have jobs. you've got other experts to talk to you about disability and about how to -- as a community, to overcome the difficulties that you face. i'm here to talk a little bit about how to persuade members of congress. how to lobby when you don't have a pac. i'll go through some points. first, have allies and create

so i'm brad sherman from sherman oaks. thank you very much.er: thank you very much, congressman. that's a realist and i would like to invite our panelists to come on up. we have a terrific group of panelists. first is governor quinn with "the daily beast," -- first is eleanor clough with "the daily beast." i'm very excited to have her here because, as a woman who has written about women's issues, she has written of alec and get more power. and now we have a woman who has nominated or the presidency from a major party for the first time. we have clarence page, an award-winning journalist from the mclaughlin group. he knows what it's like for marginalized community to try and take power. and we now see an african-american resident and the disability community can really benefit from some of the wisdom that the african-american immunity has really brought forward. and orderis a writer who has been here in washington for more than two decades with "usa today." he is currently focusing on the set aim for, but he has covered congress, pretty much ev

a very dangerous combination teeseven sherman oaks california go-ahead. >> caller: hello. i cave in late so possibly you discuss this but my question concerns whether or not have you been a victim and how this has affected your ideas on this topic i had been physically? assaulted and on anotherer occasion i have had my a home burglarized i have also had relatives and friends and one was permanently injured and she was in your eighties when somebody triedwh to take her purse teesevenec so how has that affected your view of the incarceration and other issues? >> i tried to stay is liberal and open minded as i to pri and a post to private prison for profit or the companies making money off ofminals. criminals for every good thing that we can do the from the american viewpoint but also the people who just cannot behave well these terrible experiences they've still trying to reconcile if we are a victim of the types that i have described. >> that is a very thoughtfulec response i appreciate that with your victimhood in what you've been through i have not been the victim and i t

. >> we had sold our home in sherman oaks. my husband had a stroke. lincoln savings. >> how much? >> you really want to know is >> yes. >> it was $30,000 and for us, that was quite a bit. >> capitalize on this, the bond salesman were told. the weak, meek, and ignorant are always good targets. >> the regulators were looking at us saying this guy is a disaster, man. we have got to stop this. but by that time, keating had a construction company in arizona. he had thrifts in california. his tentacles spread out to several states. so he was able to call on congressman and senators and say, hey, get these dogs off my back. >> this morning, the s&l crisis goes to capitol hill, looking into charges against five senators accused of intervening with federal banking officials on behalf of charles keating. >> the keating five are john mccain and democrats allen cranston, john glenn, and two others. they reportedly received a total of $1.3 million in donations. ed win gray says the senators tried to subvert the regulatory process. >> i was told to come alone. i di

i brad sherman from california's best named city, sherman oaks. [laughter] it's an honor to be with you and i hope that i've been invited to speak because of the wisdom i have a committed over the last 20 years in congress, and not just because i got to the room. but by definition depending upon your definition, those with disabilities are the largest minority group in the country, and one of the few that you may join at any point in your lives. addressed all of us are tabbed temporarily able-bodied. is also the most disadvantaged economic group in this country. 28.7% of those with disabilities are living in poverty. that exceeds any other racial or ethnic group. 22 million working age disabled adult live in this country, only one out of three have jobs. you've got other experts to talk to you about disability and about how to, as a community, to overcome the difficulties that you face. i'm here to talk a little bit about how to persuade members of congress, how to lobby when you don't have a pack. i'll go through some points. first, have allies a

this is larry in sherman oaks, california. hi, larry. >> caller: hi. i'm a rather big fan of humphrey's, and for many years it it took a while for me to accept he wouldn't be, president, even after his passing. he put up my own humphrey's website since 2002. in 1998 i visited mhs along with with the humphrey institute when steve sandell was there. we looked in the catalog and didn't see any item surrounding the middle east war in june. i would have thought humphrey would have made some speeches or interviews or something. didn't see anything. that surprised me. >> was he involved in middle east policy, and did he speak out on it? >> he was. they're talking about june of '68, i guess. i don't think that it was at the forefront really at that point. he had too much else on his plate. i don't remember seeing anything either. i've been through all the archives. >> with the early primaries and his announcement. things start going into warp speed in 1968. in 1968 it was the year of assassinations, the first being martin luther king's. what happened in the co

we'll get another live report from the sherman park neighborhood where people will arrive to start cleaning up destroyed. a live oak at the t es event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ? ? now get 0% financing for 72 months across the entire ford lineup, >> back to our breaking news at 6:41 this morning.un milwaukee police officer shoots and kills an armed suspect. >> angry crowd looted and set fire to a number of businesses including a gas station on the north side. >> we find rebecca there where communities are coming together to help with the cleanup. rebecca? >> reporter: steve and julia, i'm here at 35th and burleigh where there were a few businesses here around this intersection that have been looted. i want you to take a look here at jet beauty. have been thrown out, glass put all over the side here. keep following me down the way. you can see the door

oak court" along little muskego lake. the fire was contained to one home. no reports of any injuries. 3 3 in an effort to promote healing in sherman park -- today ..."feeding america" will donate about 10-thousand pounds of food to people who li non-profit will hand out fresh produce and other food between one and three today... at the boys and girls club at sherman park.food is available on a first-come, first-serve basis for anyone who lives in the area.the amount you get will be determined by the size of your family. and that's your news on the go.. time check now 6:58.. here's meteorologist michael your first alert weather. 3 forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly sunny. wednesday: scattered storms. high: 83thursday: variable clouds. spotty shower, storm possible. high: 81friday: nice day. high: 74forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly sunny. high: 82tonight: chance of showers, storms late. low: 68 wednesday: scattered storms. high: 83thursday: variable clouds. spotty shower, storm possible. high: 81friday: n