south l.a. is still an area plagued with violence.os angeles has 450 gangs with more than 80,000 total members. -- 50,000 total members. >> that is my coffeecake. >> this man is a champion in south l.a.. he has transformed his passion into a job. he is a breeder of birmingham roller pigeons. >> it is the responsibility of taking care of something. it gives you patience. you have to be patient. >> he organized an auction in his backyard. >> 65 going once. 60 five going twice. sold, 65. >> pigeons were able to unite communities torn apart with territorial fights. some members have words to keep young members off of the streets. he took damien under his wing at a time when he was approached by a gang. >> you have a group of guys here. we say, we see you every day. what are you doing? you should be hanging out with us. >> today, he has three dozen pigeons. he hopes he will be good >> three british workers -- a buster ever, a midwife, and a paramedic. i have all accepted the challenge to do their job under some of the most stressful and da

today police say the suspects lured the two to the south l.a. neighborhood with a craigslist ad promising cell phones for sale. >> he feels guilty because his dad passed away. >> the killers are still on the loose. detectives are scouring for video and asking neighbors to step forward. >>> two of the country's most notorious fugitives are back behind bars tonight. witnesses captured this cell phone video of u.s. marshals raiding a hotel room this weekend. they recaptured two criminals who forged their release papers. . >>> the tablet war is heating up for apple and microsoft. we'll show you what you really get for your money. >>> another strange sea creature washes ashore in california. the theory that an earthquake is on its way. kardashian. . >>> omg! it's the biggest celebrity news of the year, kanye west secret proposal to kim kardashian. >>> 80s inland, livermore 84. but half moon bay only 54. fog moving in, your forecast in seven minutes. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, that huge sigh of relief fr bart riders everywhere. . >>> want to go back to downtown

the 42 workers at the small business south of l.a. make safety release valves for the u.s.navy. >> our applications are the catapult steam system of aircraft carryiers, laundry piping within the ship, andñr ao there are nuclear applications for our products. >> reporter: now, grinding these valves to perfection for the navy is grinding to a halt. >> we were surprised to findxd t that nuclear inspectors and government quality assurance inspectors won't be able to come to our facility. so we'll be stay top. >> reporter: the nuclear inspectors will not be coming out? >> that's the message we received and that's not a message we expected. >> reporter: now she has $100,000 worth of valves for the navy that can't be shipped because they can't be inspected, which means she can't get paid. day with u.s. contractors. it gets shut down like today, it has real effects on real people, absolutely. >> reporter: most of her contractcontracts are with the government, but after the sequestration earlier this year, she diversified, taking on more commercial clients. papini says business need

l.a.'s south bay seemed to be looking for her and for her missing mercedes. leading the search, her best friend, cindy and linda. >> a lot of times people disappear. you get the immediate family working on it and then everybody else is like, well -- >> not in this town. she had an army. >> deede's daughter, julie, rushed back to l.a. from a trip to mexico. >> it was the most surreal experience. >> only to be greeted by suspicion. l.a. sheriff's detective jimmy gates had discovered that in the event of their mother's death, julie and her brother, mike, stood to inherit more than a million dollars, so he confronted deede's kids, using one of the oldest tricks in the investigator's handbook. >> do you remember an interview that you did with jimmy gates? >> i do. >> in which he asked you some pretty basic questions like, you know, what's your name, where do you live, pretty ordinary stuff. and then all of a sudden he says did you have anything to do with your mom's disappearance? >> i think it was more did you kill your mother. >> and you're, what, startled or an

have mostly clear sky right now as you can see open live doppler 7hd and state wide picture south ward to l.ale bit of fog on the coast but most inland and interior community will have sunny sky warm conditions and that also apply to the bay are area. coastal fog tomorrow and cool in places like half man bay high in the upper 50's but mid upper 70's and to low 80's in inland community. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. tomorrow wednesday and thursday nice mild to warm conditions but will cool down a few degrees on friday saturday temperatures bounce back into the 80's inland on sunday rather and monday. we won't get a coastal warm-up until sunday and monday. >> still really nice. >> beautiful. >> thanks very much. >> larry off and collin with all the sports tonight. >> nippers as we know are fichlt take in the sight and sounds. >> exactly. >> frainers working on their soccer skills today in london and hockey hadn't worked out i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better th

several firefighters were injured while dousing a los angeles church in flames this morning south of downtown l.athe roof of this century old church collapsed trapping two firefighters. they were rescued and taken to the hospital. another firefighter was on aerial ladder when he felt a shock. authorities are checking to see if a combination of mist and water from a fire hose carried a charge from nearby power lines. >>> in the south bay a lumberyard fire blanketed the area in smoke early this morning. the flames were spotted around 8:00 at the padula lumber company on monterey road south of san jose. a lack of hydrants slowed firefighting efforts but crews had it out in an hour. three buildings on the site were destroyed. >>> pilots of the asiana airlines flight that crashed at sfo are placing the blame now on part of the plane's automated flight control system. this was the scene at sfo on july 6 of this year. after asiana airlines flight 214 crashed landed injuring hundreds and killing three people. allen martin joins us now with what the pilots are saying and how it doesn't align with the find

a sunny and 68 in monterey and still pretty cool down south upper 50s to mid-70s in san diego and l.a. >> we had a major accident along southbound 880 along 14th street and wouldn't you know it, i saw some slowing as well on these maps. as you can see very slow traffic coming away from the maze. we do have a possibility of an accident out there. we're still trying to get further information from the chp but it looks like it's a slow drive in that area. as we take a look at our drive time traffic along 580 tracy to dublin is not 11 minutes, i bet you it's more than that, possibly maybe 24 minutes. we'll find out for you along highway 4. we are also moving along at about 14 minutes to get you from antioch into concord, 101, though, that looks correct 16 minutes southbound from san rafael into san francisco. >> it's 4:55 now. >>> researchers at stanford university have developed a new technique that coaches the ovaries of an unfertile woman into producing eggs. researchers treated 27 women with early menopause. so far one woman has given birth and another is now pregnant. here's how it w

south. west, that is. l.a., you're going to 89 on friday, where from we are in the 70s today.n beach. santa barbara, all the way to the coastline. the wind direction brings the heat all the way by. 95 by the time we get to saturday. a big change. big warm-up, the change of the >>> good morning. a lot of sunshine and temperatures pretty close to average today, 64 to 68 at the coast, 72 to 77 spread around the bay, inland 75 to 80. the high fire danger b >> all that weather was brought to you by mercedes-benz. west coasters -- >> no better place to swelter. >> than the west coast? >> yep. >>> radio legend casey kasem at the middle of a family feud. his kids are saying they're not allowed to see their father. >>> and are bill and hillary ♪ nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car and everything that goes along with it. [ thunder crashes, tires squeal ] ♪ ♪ so, what do you say? thanks... but i think i got this. ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new cla. starting at $29,900. [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back f

warmer, up in minneapolis, 75, farther down to the south, 85 in dallas, 83 down there in houston and 64 in l.a. enjoy your day. >> our thanks for chad. thanks for chad watching out for hawaii where it is still evening. >>> diana nyad making waves at herald square for a two-day marathon swim. the goal raising money for victims of superstorm sandy. that's her, i guess, live -- no, is she there? can you see her? >> she's live. >> she's in the pink cap on the left side. various celebrities and others have been hopping in the pool for a chance to swim alongside her. you notice no shark cage here either. >> she said after her win she said she was going to do this but she would stay in a pool from this point forward. >> no breaks except for bathroom breaks we're told. and the money raised will go to t amerie care foundation. >>> coming up -- >> someone murdered him, they should be in jail. they are covering up, they should be in jail. >> a high school teenager killed in a freak accident. the proof one parent shows his son was actually murdered. >>> and that 9-year-old boy taking a joyride to vegas. n

south los angeles. the people who come to this government-supported health center are some of l.a.'poorest and sickest residents, and most are uninsured. they turn to this place because if they can't pay, they'll still be seen and treated. do you have insurance? >> no, i don't have any insurance. >> reporter: you don't have insurance? >> no. >> reporter: when's the last time you had it? >> two years ago, when i lost my job. >> i don't have insurance. >> reporter: you don't have insurance. what's that like? >> just trying to not get sick. >> reporter: if the affordable care act, better known as obamacare, works, it's the patients at st. john's clinic, and millions more like them across the country, who are among those who are supposed to benefit the most. jim mangia is the president and ceo of st. john's. he says obamacare's importance can't be underestimated. >> there's no doubt in my mind that it's one of the most significant pieces of social legislation we've seen in more than a generation. >> reporter: if all goes according to plan, obamacare will expand health care coverage to o

delays on the tarmac down into l.a., but, otherwise, we're looking good when it comes to wet weather getting out of the picture. maybe with that storm pushing to the south it's dragging down a lot of cool air from the alaska region and that's sitting over us here as we head throughout the next 24 hours and mainly that's going to be dropping our temperatures. the coldest tomorrow morning. likely up into the north bay and low to mid-40s and santa rosa 44 and also mid to upper 40s from san jose right into the valley. so, yes, get that jacket ready for tomorrow morning as it is going to be a chilly one. here's the great thing. our first look at our thursday forecast. plenty of clear skies. no chance of rain at all for tomorrow. we'll have sunshine there at 11:00 a.m. and temperatures mid-60s by the bay and just a touch warmer tomorrow inland but conditions in the upper 60s and, again, sunny skies. live sky camera network shows instability here at the south bay. orgraphic lift happening across the mountains. you get moisture in the mountains and help to elevate it with this 125 knot jet stream up above. so, there's just a very slight chance you may see a str

l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. hi, my name is jonathan betz, >>> southea is introducing new rules for citizens looking to marry foreigners in an attempt to tackle problems associated with multicultural marriages. >> harry faus et gives us this report if seoul. >> nita came from south korea from the philippines with a korean husband she met twice. there's is one of 200,000 multicultural marriages. these memories run into trouble over language, money, gaps in age and culture. >> it's hard, difficult because of the tradition. korean tradition and philippines is different. korean - man is heaven and woman is land. nita says her marriage flourished. she's an interpreter at a center in seoul. >> much of the adjustment courses made to meet expectations of husbands and in-laws. the deposit is bringing in rules, the foreign spouse will have to speak a minimum level of korean, and the korean spouse a minimum level of income before visa. >> that won't address the issue of marriage brokers who don't care about the future of couples they set up. >> translation: the g

l.a. now trail the series 2-1 but can level things later on tuesday in game 4. >>> it's day two of the first taste between pakistan and southica. reaching a century, he remains unbeaten. >>> in english race car driver has been killed in a crash in australia. he was a passenger in a car when it hit the barrier and burst into flames. the driver survived the accident but remains in critical condition in hospital. that's the sport for now. >>> thank you very much indeed. china is marking ten years since it first sent a human into space. they plan to land a man on the moon and more. >> reporter: it was the epic mission that immortalized the name, china's first spaceman. orbiting the earth 14 times, he was the trail blazer. in the ten years since then there have been a total of ten, two of them women. for the whole country the space program is a source of national pride, evidence of a country bringing it's a out of poverty, and towards technological advancement. compares are made with the american and russian space programs. the consensus among the experts seems to be so far so good. >> they don't want to move too quickly. they p

south carolina my home town. >>> police making an arrest in connection with two dry ice explosions at the los angeles airport. a, woulder who provide ground services in l.ae custody. he is accused of taking dry ice from a plane to make the two devices. one went off in a rest room the other on the tarmac. this stems from a labor dispute and was not terror related. no one was hurt in these explosions. >> a former new england patriots player aaron hernandez pleads not guilty to per surrey. she w he was arraigned in the murder of owe den loud. he admitteded to lying under oath during questioning after discovery of loud's b lloyd's b his home. he has pleaded not guilty of first degree murder. >> father of face fall haball h famer facing danger once again. police in maryland have arrested a suspect they say pulled a gun on bea ripkeripken. she activated her car alarm and the man ran away. he was later identified by an atm security camera photo. she has been through it. you may recall in july of last year he was sh kidnapped from her home. 24-hours later she was found unharmed. new jersey voters are headed to the poll voting in a special election to fill the op

south. and it's going to shift the wind direction to a santa ana pattern. we're roaring the temperatures up. l.ato friday. and you know that pattern. that's the wind coming off the deserts and blowing across your area. and it will be a pretty strong wind, we think. 90 in dallas f the start ofer for october. temperatures will be the hottest today. everybody will be warm all week long. 65 at reagan national. 50 two in manassas. 60 degrees in martinsburg. plenty of sunshine this morning. a couple clouds by this afternoon. tomorrow, we should >> the fries are gone. can i have floss with that? >>> first, sam, here's the "gma morning menu." coming up, actress mia farrow's big hint that frank sinatra may be the father of her 25-year-old son. >>> the popular dating site now under fire for allowing users to filter out potential dates by body type. i do. little kfc. >>> and a special message from katy perry. >>> and rebel wilson is here with us live. all that coming up on "good morning america," here in times square. louis never smiles. why won't he smile? [ laughs ] [ smooch ] [ male announcer ] french t

south china sea. >>> republicans raising the debt ceiling, some that he resisted through the shutdown, thousands of people could suddenly find themselves without homes. facing eviction november 1st. >> these are the faces of some of l.a.'s most fragile families. eight-year-old jade. ten-year-old elton. their mother yekenia. then celia is a single mother of five. each week she comes here to get food for her family. once a month she gets to pick out clothes for her kids. >> oh that's beautiful. church looks nice on sunday. >> if a federal budget isn't passed soon, celia and her five children could be back on the street homeless for the second time. >> i have a lot of emotions, i don't want to be on the street. you don't know what it's like to go from hotel to hotel. you don't know what it's like to be dragging your children out in the street, we know that, we actually slept in parks just to get into shelters. >> celia now lives in section 8 housing. for more than 2.2 low income families nationwide. in l.a. county more than 23,000 families depend on section 8 vouchers. >> they can't rent on the rental market because they have limited income. many instances it's a significant subsidy. it could be 70 to 80% of their rent

way across the deep south but we've had some runners this morning, miguel, so i just want you to know they're wearing hats, gloves and long johns. i don't think you did that in l.aly so as well. glad to see you out there. thank you for keeping up with it for us. the gloved and jacketed karen mcginnis. >> doing it stylishless. >> that was great. >> still to come on "new day" allegations of racial profiling at new york's barney, have become a headache for rapper jay-z. the rapper is being pressured to back out of a new deal. [ male announcer ] when you have sinus pressure and pain, you feel...congested. beat down. crushed. but sudafed gives you maximum strength sinus pressure and pain relief. so you feel free. powerful sinus relief. sudafed. open up. so, if you're sleeping. in your contact lenses, what you wear to bed is your business. ask about the air optix® contacts so breathable they're approved for up to 30 nights of continuous wear. serious eye problems may occur. ask your doctor and visit airoptix.com for safety information and a free one-month trial. for us. back out of a new deal. ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> heard about rap super star jay-z getting some unwanted attentio