like this building on a busy viet in soutstreet on south l.a. 16-year-old binion livers in one of those. we asked him about the neighbor. >> they don't really know where it's coming from. >> this is one of at least 17 oil sites in the city of los angeles dangerously close to schools homes and churches according to a recent study by the community health councils. many are in low income neighborhoods. "america tonight" visited this one, a mile from murphy, where we met watchdog richard packers. >> do all these oil drilling sites have the same standards in place? >> absolutely not. the oil sites outside the beverly hills oil field they are enclosed, they have protections that have not been afforded to south l.a. communities. as you can see this drill site is wide open, there's not monitoring here. >> reporter: despite 250 complaints many health related to government agencies the oil site remained open until four epa inspectors fell ill and experienced severe headaches during inspection and that's where this story takes another turn. it appears this site and nearly all the other ones in l.a

but the warmth was on just to our south. l.a. today, hit a new record high of 100 degrees. vegas, 93. phoenix, 98. and a little of this heat will see if siphon into the bay area so live doppler 7hd and satellite, not one but two areas of high pressure bring us the autumn heat and on wednesday we'll track an area of low pressure moving into southern california, bringing scattered showers there and break the heat here in the bay area. so temperatures shows you tomorrow, nines in make a return inland. even warmer around the immediate bay. and temperatures go up on tuesday. tuesday is the day where some records may be in jeopardy across the region. then we'll fast forward to future weather into wednesday. here's the area of he pressure moving into southern california with scattered showers. it's close enough on thursday we have to keep the slight chance of a sprinkle in the forecast here in the bay area but much of the activity unfortunately going to stay in the southern half of the state. overnight, clouds along the coast, they'll be pulling back to main hi clear skies and tem

but the warmth was on just to our south. l.a. today, hit a new record high of 100 degrees.as, 93. phoenix, 98. and a little of this heat will see if siphon into the bay area so live doppler 7hd and satellite, not one but two areas of high pressure bring us the autumn heat and on wednesday we'll track an area of low pressure moving into southern california, bringing scattered showers there and break the heat here in the bay area. so temperatures shows you tomorrow, nines in make a return inland. even warmer around the immediate bay. and temperatures go up on tuesday. tuesday is the day where some records may be in jeopardy across the region. then we'll fast forward to future weather into wednesday. here's the area of he pressure moving into southern california with scattered showers. it's close enough on thursday we have to keep the slight chance of a sprinkle in the forecast here in the bay area but much of the activity unfortunately going to stay in the southern half of the state. overnight, clouds along the coast, they'll be pulling back to main hi clear skies and tempera

all of a sudden, this: >> a town hall meeting with eric in south l.a.ts including those who identify as part of the black lives matter movement. >> we this meeting usurp and invite everybody but us. >> black lives matter in a unique way. you and i you see eye to eye i hope on this. >> not everyone was pleased with the outcome. moyer of unarmed teenager was disappointed. >> i'm shocked. i didn't realize it was going to get out of hand like this. i want us to get answers and i want the community to get -- want things to be solved but i don't think it can happen like this. >> with us now to explain further martha maccallum. anyone anyone arrested for disrupting the meeting? >> no. >> and then the mayor could bt continue, right? >> they stood up, everyone turned their backs to the mayor. the real tragedy is there's someone who wanted to talk about the community, they wanted to talk about jobs. the woman on the left lost her son in a police shooting. these people are genuinely upset. they feel that it's not taken seriously enough by the mayor. they swarmed t

. >>> plastic surgery and other cosmetic procedures are not only the rage in south beach and l.a., they're also big business in asia. doctors in south korea for instance performed more than a million procedures last year. there are only 50 million people in the whole country. cbs's seth dome is there. >> south korea is a trendsetter here in asia setting the tone for everything from k pop to soap operas to yes plastic surgeons. now south korea is offering a 10% tax break for tourists who are inclined to go under the knife. to walk down the street, take the subway in seoul, is to be bombarded by commercials for plastic surgery. and even some real life examples. turn on the tv, it's there too. this show's formula. presurgery and crescendo during the procedure to until finally a dramatic reveal. even a digitally produced before and after catwalk. >> i just everyone wants to be pretty, right? >> reporter: on the street in seoul, we heard how plastic surgeries are a common gift, received when graduating from high school. new face. new start, 20-year-old sally park said. how many of your friends

pampers cruisers >>> plastic surgery and other cosmetic procedures are not only the rage in south beach and l.aasia. doctors in south korea for instance performed more than a million procedures last year. there are only 50 million people in the whole country. cbs's seth dome is there. >> south korea is a trendsetter here in asia setting the tone for everything from k pop to soap operas to yes plastic surgeons. now south korea is offering a 10% tax break for tourists who are inclined to go under the knife. to walk down the street, take the subway in seoul, is to be bombarded by commercials for plastic surgery. and even some real life examples. turn on the tv, it's there too. this show's formula. music accompanies someone presurgery and crescendo during the procedure to until finally a dramatic reveal. even a digitally produced before and after catwalk. >> i just everyone wants to be pretty, right? >> reporter: on the street in seoul, we heard how plastic surgeries are a common gift, received when graduating from high school. new face. new start, 20-year-old sally park said. how many of your frie

los angeles 27 degrees, wet weather, further south and east from l.a. now, along the eastern sea board of the united states, wet weather from trap toe to miami with a disturbance bringing wet weather. speaking of wet weather, two typhoons, both strong, both causing a problem. kappu is moving west slowly at 15 kilometers per how. this is expected to be a strong typhoon with potential pressure dropping to 925. here's the problem. yes, the winds are strong. yes, the waves are high. but the big issue is heavy extended rainfall taking place. some areas may he 500 mi millimeters of rainfall throughout the next few days. hopefully you're prepare as early as possible as we told you about this system because you are running out of time as this is coming onshore. now, we also have another strong typhoon battering the mariana islands, expected to turn north as we go forward in time. lots of rainfall in place during the next several days with the two systems, so, please, make sure you are prepared for them. a quick look at what's happening over europe. there's a lo

tempered as are going to be pretty warm for some locations to they were also watching this system south of l.a could bring us some moisture come tomorrow and especially to win state would generally look necklace like monterey and san benito county maybe san jose but right now we have high pressure and controlled the wanted to the to on the rise today and tomorrow/this talk about the rain chances for to mar the future cash flows as tomorrow morning loss of sunshine may be some high clouds full swing in south of us into the moderate area by late afternoon early evening at 5:00 maybe a little shower out toward my ride 84 in san mateo and 83 and october for the south bay friends a lot of them 80 in campbell 86 in san jose and low 90s and morgan hill here is the storm track a 7 day around the bay forecast will heat things up a little more tomorrow near mid '96. >>anny hong: a slight chance of showers late tuesday and wednesday generally stop the bus with cool things down for the rest of the week and then on saturday over the weekend another chance for some rent come saturday with mostly cloudy cond

south from san jose. the band time shares was set to play the first l.a. show tonight when they hit the wild weather. >> up the mountain, the mud was just rolling down that mountain up there. >> reporter: via facetime they showed us the scene where they had been sitting for hours. >> they were like bulldozers trying to plow boulders out of the road. i didn't get too nervous until we saw the boulders that were flowing down the highway and getting stuck under and on top of cars. >> reporter: the mess meant a traffic nightmare for motorists. >> completely shut down, completely. stuck. >> reporter: so they are urging drivers to plan accordingly and avoid the area if possible. in castaic, california, serene branson, cbs news. >>> crews are work around the clock fix a giant sinkhole this morning in union city. a major intersection is closed. kpix 5's kiet do live at the scene where repairs are under way. >> reporter: you know, they have been working through the night. they actually made this hole wider and deeper now. they just said in the new section of water m

the blaze broke out in huntington park this morning south of l.a. no reports of injuries.is militants have destroyed a nearly 2,000-year-old arch in the ancient city of palmyra. t it's the latest victim in the group's campaign to destroy historic sites across the territory in controls in syria and iraq. >>> and injuries from zipline accidents have soared along with the popularity of that activity which hurtles riders through the air sometimes at dizzying heights. most of the nearly 17,000 injuries occurring in the last four years of a 15-year study. >>> not for me. that is the cnbc news update at this hour. back to you, melissa. >> i love ziplining. my mom tried it and she loved it. >> just mom tried it? >> if she can do it, i guess i can do it. i'm a chicken. >> give it a whirl. the dow is up more than 300 points. there's a new name trading at the nasdaq today. it's by no means an ipo. josh lipton is here with more on this. >> you talk to financial anal t analysts who cover the internet giant and there's four things they want to see from this company. one consistent reven

l.a. this morning. thank you. >> south carolina's governor is urging residents of low lying areas to evacuate as soon as possible. homes and businesses spared the worst during the recent record breaking rainfall are now in the path of flooding that could last up to two weeks. rivers swollen by the storms are rushing toward the coast and flooding is expected to begin as soon as today. >>> investigators are still trying to figure out the cause of a deadly explosion at a natural gas facility in louisiana. three workers were killed in the blast and two others seriously injured. the company says the contractors were doing maintenance work at the time of the explosion, but the plant was shut down and no gas was flowing through the pipeline. >> turning back to south carolina for a moment here because a big settlement stemming from the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man. the city of north charleston agreed to pay the family of walter scott $6.5 million. scott's brother called the settlement bittersweet saying the family

just to our south there was record heat in l.a. thisy reached 100 degrees tieing -- they reached 100 degrees. 98 in phoenix and 93 in las vegas and a little of the heat will move in over the next 48 hours and set up shop. the catalyst is high pressure is moving in. it will give us a nice, autumn breeze. what will break the heat is low pressure moving in on wednesday and will bring some wet weather there. for us it will break our heat wave midweek this week. the future tracker shows location is headed back in the 90s and even warmer on tuesday. on tuesday they will break recordss set in the 1960s. future weather shows low pressure moving in wednesday and some sprinkles there. it gets close enough on thursday that we keep the chance of a sprinkle locally, but much of the activity is confined to southern california. overnight, not too bad. temperatures in the 50s across the board. highs for your monday, lots of sunshine and down to 89 santa clara and 90 in up cupertino. along the peninsula, equally as warm. 85 menlo park. pacifica is

. >> the raiders and chargers plan to share a stadium just south of l.a., california, while the rams hope to build a stadium in englewood on land that has already been purchased to hopefully boost his team's chancesover moving to los angeles. it's expected a vote will be taken in january. we could know then and know soon which franchise will get the call to go to hollywood. >> we've had this situation in l.a. now the possibility, two football teams. how will the process work and what are the chances they'll end up with the two teams? >> there is going to be an nfl here in 2016. art rooney told us yesterday there's probably going to be a vote as early january. the tricky part now is that the rams in inglewood or is it going to be the charger and the raiders to carson? that's how you have to get it sorted out and that's where we go from here. right now, you need 24 votes to move. the owner of the chargers have enough votes to block the rams from moving to inglewood but he doesn't have 24 votes either. how do you get this all sorted out? that's the tricky par

. >> reporter: long before l.a., this was home for lamar odom. south ozone park queens. >> everybody don't know football is miss first sport. >> reporter: odom is remembered fondly by friends like greg at the park where he grew up playing basketball. >> good kid. good dude. went to school, always was the same person. >> reporter: thoughts and neighborhood since owe democrat was taken to a las vegas hospital. workers at a brothel found the room on tuesday. >> humble kid, very dedicated to the game. >> reporter: odom may have left south ozone park, but he wasn't a stranger. he often came back and neighbors say he would come to these basketball courts which are under construction right now and organize tournaments for kids in the area. >> he made it possible for the younger ones, the younger kids to try to have the opportunities, as well. >> reporter: and it was here at christ the king regional high school that odom became a top national prospect. eventually winning two nba championships playing as a forward for the los angeles lakers. a marriage end mana

so in terms of the cloud cover, we have it from the north to the south with numbers a little cooler in l.and average rain or evening rain for the mountains. tuesday 5:00 we are cloudy. then here comes the moisture. by 11:00 a peace of it through the north bay. san francisco. and then by wednesday it's out of here. temperatures ranging from the 70s today for most. 70s in the north bay from santa rosa up toward vallejo. 74 fremont with upper 70s inly more and morgan hill. the accuweather seven day forecast, cooler today. a cloudier, milder start, maybe some drizzle. the afternoon warm are, sunnier for tomorrow. tuesday will cloud up. another chance of showers on wednesday. favoring the north bay. maybe a quarter inch rain in the wettest locks. otherwise not very much the all. then looking sunnier and warmer, pretty nice but dry for halloween. yeah, halloween is probably going to be off the hook. >> saturday night, yeah. >> thank you, lisa. bay area researchers are trying to perfect a technology that uses electricity in the brain to fight debilitating diseases. as cheryl jennings discovered,

. >> we grew up in south central, a mile away from where the l.a. riots started. me and my sisters are first generation americans, and my family comes straight from mexico. my dad brought all his brothers and sisters with the dreams and the hopes of them having a better future. >> red velvet cake, fudge... >>> in 2002, when daisy was 15, the security her parents worked for was shattered. her older sister was shot and killed in a driveway of the family property. she had finished college, and was just about to start a great job. she was also raising two boys. the shooter was a gang member, and this marked daisy's life in more ways than one. >> welcome. this is a major part of what you do as therapist and psychologist. are there any questions for me? before we start, daisy, tell us a bit about you. >> i have a bachelor's in psychology, masters in psychology, and in the counselling psychology programme, i'm in that now. i have dedicated my career to working with youth involved in multigenerational gang involvement. if we can help people like that, maybe we can prevent

few 50s. 62 in gilroy, santa cruz at 60 degrees and 68 at san jose state. 72 in l.a., 71 santa barbara, 54 in ukiah. south lake tahoe a record. the low will continue to work its way in. it will be bumped by this system that will cool us down by the weekend. patchy fog, a few showers possible. 80s and 90s, 70s and 80s closer to the water. cooler weather is on the way. hang in for one more day. over the weekend we see cooler temps. >> i've told you steve would come to your rescue. >> we don't have air- conditioning, it's hot. >> i've heard from a lot of people saying the same thing. >> people move to sausalito for the water and the breeze and the cool temperature. to be in the 90s. >> it was 92 there yesterday. >> i couldn't see the stars and planets. >> a few high clouds. >>> boy, a former nba star is fighting for his life right now. we'll tell you the latest what we know about lamar odom and the investigation into what happened to him. >>> welcome back. a bay area hospital said it's the first accredited facility in the east bay to offer patients 3-d mammography. this someone at the walnut creek facility t

the rental rain in the south do not damage, one inch of rain in l.a. will generate $10 billion of water almost all of which will dump into the ocean. the el nino will, the water supplies that do little to those reservoirs which serve record lows below 50% in many cases. even though technically, the rainy season oct. first, weatherman's they don't bring out the umbrellas yet, and that the el nino until january, but again only fools rate the weather. >> we needed up north, not down here. keep an eye on it. neil: jenna: he is huge and social media weighing in huge of the democratic debate the donald trump did not have that debate of the night. which candidate the degree we have the information on that. interesting to see what happened on line last night but lamar odum found unconscious and rush to a las vegas hospital. we have the latest and his condition coming up. my psoriatic arthritis i'm caused joint pain.o golfer. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a si

l.a. ♪ i went down south and there's no place i can stay ♪ ♪ i'm down in el paso so i've got to lay low i'm wanted, america's most wanted man ♪ ♪ yes, i am ♪ and if you seen me coming, baby ♪ ♪ i've been on the lam >> jimmy torres has plenty of reasons to sing the blues. he spent 11 years in a federal penitentiary and was recently convicted of a bank robbery he says he didn't commit. ♪ if you see me coming, baby, i'll be on the lam ♪ >> and the crowd went wild. i was america's most wanted man. thanks. that's the crowd. unfortunately, they're a captured audience. >> torres used to sing in a band on the outside, but he's probably better known for being a prolific bank robber. now he's pursuing a literary career working on his autobiography. >> yeah. it's "the bank robber blues, the tales of the mummy bandit." it's pretty good. i've got a couple guys here. i let them read it, and they are kind of my critics, and they say it's a page-turner. it keeps the reader interested. it doesn't take a genius to figure out how to write when you lay it down. if they can do it, i can do it. i'm working o

besides "the financial times," some of the papers he appears in, "the south china morning post," "l.a. times," "christian science monitor." shawn is a graduate of boston university where he has a degree in international relations. yet he still writes very well. i would like you to help me in welcoming shawn to the podium. thank you. [ applause ] >> thanks. thanks a lot, dan. i -- i will beg your forgiveness. as dan said, i am just off a plane. so if i get my acronyms mixed up and start talking about the imf, or beps, the tax measures that were passed or approved in lima, or start talking about emerging markets, you will know that you have the wrong set of notes here. the ttip, for those of you who follow me on twitter, you will know it's sort of an unhealthy obsession, as it is for some of you as well. it's something i have been following for the last two years. it clearly is an immense project. i just thought i would -- but i think it's a really interesting time in ttip, because we're in that kind of uncomfortable middle period. i think it's -- we're somewhere just before the halftim

south from san jose. their band time shares was set to play their first l.a. show tonight when they hit the wild weather. >> up the mountain, the mud was just rolling down. >> reporter: via facetime they showed us the scene where they had been sitting for hours. >> they were like bulldozers trying to plow boulders out of the road. i didn't get nervous until we saw the boulders flowing down the highway and getting stuck under cars and on top of cars. >> reporter: the mess meant a traffic nightmare for motorists. >> completely shut down and stuck. >> reporter: they are urging drivers to plan accordingly and avoid the area if possible. in castaic, california, serene branson, cbs news. >>> some of the worst damage is in the leona valley about 20 miles north of l.a. take a look. mud, water, debris flowing over slopes that drought and wildfires have stripped the vegetation. the flow claimed large and small property, including a boat. one woman says she had only minutes to rescue nearly 20 horses after her ranch began to flood. >> we went to pull them out immediately

south sioux city. . what are people from l.a. like? >> slow. >> what do you think about people from new york? >> people are crazy. >> what do you think about people from los angeles? >> i think that they're mostly into plastic surgery. >> who is better, the mets or the dodgers? >> feeding fees. >> what do people in l.a. complain about. >> there is too much gluten in the world. >> what's the worst. about new york? >> donald trump's there. plauz. >> i wonder that's what they've heard in the kitchen? >> listen when your parents are talking, your children are listening. jimmy kimmel is doing a show from brooklyn this week. coming up in this half hour, amazon chief spokesman plasts the "new york times" for critical work culture t. "time's" is firing right back. why amazon is bringing this up again two months after the story began. newly released video involving johnny manziel, hear what he and his girlfriend told police. why the nfl is watching this show closely. >> that is ahead. the "wall street journal" says text start-ups are feeling an ipo chill. so far this year, only 14% of initial public o

south caroli carolina -- in california. some several feet in mud. this is lake hughes 60 miles north of l.a. i-5 had to be shut down in both directions. today, the national oceanic association came out with this forecast and there could be a lot more strong winds where this came from. what does this say for us? >> it could mean more rain out there. first, this is what they're s saying, temperatures above average for this winter, december, january and february and below average in portions of florida. our region, above average, just a little bit above average, rain or snow above average, too, in that area and means we could see pretty good storms. what about the complete storm forecast in a couple weeks. looks like it could be an active winter for sure. one thing for sure in our area, a very active weekend as far as cold air coming down from canada. we're talking the first frost or freeze of the season. i will show you when and how cold we get in a few minutes. >>> take a good look at this man. montgomery county police tell us he sexually assaulted a woman as she walked into her home in montg

. >> i live in a neighborhood called mid city, a little bit south of mid wilshire so i often call it generic city of l.a.. there was a terrific book about los angeles called los angeles architecture, he calls it the plains of it. i will go with that. >> funny you should ask this question because i just wrote a piece why i live why i live, from the southern writer harry crews, he wrote a piece called why i live what i live and die joel that these many times and would he said essentially is he lives in gainesville, fla. small university, why does he live there? because when he looks out the back window of his study he see is the stream and that stream he knows goes back to the occasion of the swamp where he came from in georgia and essentially he says i can't write when i am home, i tried in georgia and couldn't, i sat there and ate my gut. on the other hand went to tennessee or upstate new york and i couldn't write very. if he stays home he suffocates he loses his oxygen, he found this place, this particular geographic distance that echoes for him the necessary in a distance he needs. conversely, i once

financial times some of the work sean does appears in other newspapers worldwide including south china morning post, the l.ames, christian science monitor. sean is a graduate of boston university where he had the degree in international relations, yet he still writes very well. [laughter] and i'd hike you to help me -- like you to help me in welcoming to the podium. thank you. >> thanks a lot, dan. i will beg your forgiveness. as dan said, i am just off a plane, so if i get my acronyms mixed up and start talking about the imf or beps, the tax measures that were passed or amoved in lima or start talking about emerging markets, you'll know that i've got the wrong set of notes here. the ttip is, for those of you who follow me on twitter, you'll know it's sort of an unhealthy obsession as it is for some of you as well. it's something i've been following for the last two years. it clearly is an immense project. and i just thought i'd -- i by think it's a really interesting time in ttip because we're in that kind of uncomfortable middle period. i think it's -- we're somewhere in the, just before the halftime whis

south bay. >> also the sharks have a home game against the l.a. kings. the puck drops about 7:30 tonight. >> not bad though! right now. >> if you're headed to the game, go now! get into that area early. >>> the shigella outbreak linked to a san jose restaurant has spread to three neighboring counties, possibly even a fourth. there are 92 concerns in the county. there are 18 other related cases in alameda, san mateo, and santa cruz county, and possibly two more in san francisco. many of the patients needed to go to the hospital. officials say a majority ate at the mariscos san juan restaurant last friday, possibly saturday. but the virus is so contagious that it can and has spread from person to person. >> this is not respiratory spread. this is not something that you catch walking down the street. this is by either direct contact with another person or eating food or beverages prepared by an ill person. >> health officials are stressing the importance of washing your hands after coming into contact with someone who is sick. symptoms of shigella include d

l.a. for their game one match-up later on. now, to the nfl, and an afc southatch-up between the colts and the texans. to indianapolis 40-year-old quarterback matt hasselbeck filling in under center for andrew luck who missed his second straight game with a shoulder injury. hasselbeck tossed a pair of touchdown passes to receiver andre johnson, including a two-yard reception in the fourth quarter to lead the colts to a 27-20 victory over houston. hey, bill, guess what time it is? >> is it weather time? >> it is weather time. >> don't want to talk sports anore? >> i mean if you want to. come on. >> i can talk -- >> hobble back. >> south carolina. >> yeah. >> obviously we had all the horrendous pictures all week long. there is some more rain coming. just looking at the river levels. a lot of them going down so much, this additional rainfall that's projected this weekend really shouldn't cause many problems at all. we're expecting about an inch of rain over the flood zone from columbia, myrtle beach, down to charleston and georgetown and that primarily is going to

south where rain is much needed. drought is continuing, and sunny weather continues into the next couple days, and temperatures will be extremely high. l.agrees, that's 12 degrees higher than normal, and in the 40s for palm springs into the weekend. wet weather continues in the northea northeast, dry weather in columbia, but they are battled by wet weather on saturday. here's your extended forecast. >>> here on "newsline," the top story, the nor wee january nobel committee awarded the peace prize to a north african pro-democracy group saying the tunisia national dialogue quartet is key to countering the spread of violence in the country. >> the nobel peace prize for 2015 is to be awarded to the tunisia national dialogue quartet for its decisive contribution to the building of a pluralistic democracy in tunisia in the wake of the revolution of 2011. >> the quartet is made up of four organizations representing labor unions, the bez sector, human rights groups, and lawyers. the committee says the quartet helped support a peace fful process when the country was on the brink of civil war and the group played a major role in establishing a con

south in southern california. that's why there is a shower chance. 79 fresno and 70 monterey. l.a. and palm springs 82. a nice day here. plentiful sunshine and comfortable temperatures. 71 san francisco and 78 san jose. 75 oakland and 78 santa rosa. the accu-weather forecast shows you coastal fog. there is a steady pattern of warmth before we turn on the heat and it continues saturday into sunday. mild to hot for next weekend across the region. >> so glad it is not raining for fleet week. i normally like rain, but not for fleet week. >> thank you, drew. >>> birthday boy, shu joins us now and a busy day in the nfl. >> it is. it is not all about drew tuma. >> it is in my contract. >> drew brees with a milestone touchdown pass. the plays of the day in sports. >> abc7 is honoring hispanic heritage month. we recognize stephanie bravo, the under toker of student mentor .org. the first college grad from degrees from san jose state university and stanford. she wanted to help students like her and her message even made it to the white house. check it out ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear

l.a. times." >> that's right, but getting back to his travels through the south, because a couple of thosehad tortured if not violate past himself. you explain in the book, but i was struck by the circumstance of harriet and harry more who as it turned out with the first naacp members killed in the line of duty. >> right. these were dear friends of thurgood marshals. they were husband and wife, voting rights activists are they came home one night. it was actually christmas the. they went to bed. while they were away some a klansman had stuck dynamite under their house. early on christmas morning the house blew up. harry moore died immediately. harriette was rushed to the hospital. thurgood marshall have loved these two people and he had slept in the guest bedroom several times. he could have been in that house that night if the had been working in florida. harry and harry it's daughter who i interviewed -- harriet's daughter, she told me she'd been on a train trying to get home for christmas. and she was seated in a segregated section and nobody got word to her that her family was trying t

south. just not here. a lot more in l.a. than here. >> yes, there is. >>> time is 7:52. boy new this morning a major announcement from oakland's pandora. at 8:00 the company it just bought that may make businesses like ticket master worried. >> she hit a $310 million power ball jackpot. the first thing she did when she found out she was a big winner. ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ doeight pieces ofily original recipe chicken? yes. [ding] two large mashed potatoes and gravy? yes. [ding] and are you the real colonel sanders? yes... [buzzing] it's finger lickin' good. >>> they're trying to shut down our school. the school is very important to us. >> students from east bay arts high school walked out of class and marched to last nights school board meeting to make their case to keep their school open. the district says enrollment at the school is low and closing it would save $400,000 but parents, students and teachers say that would be a mistake

south african supreme court on november 3rd. >>> now, for an update on the recovery of former nba and reality tv star lamar odom. the "l.a. that odom was released from the las vegas hospital where he was taken after being found unconscious at a nevada brothel last week. the former player reportedly regaining consciousness for the first time on friday. espn reports that odom arrived by helicopter at a los angeles hospital last night. accompanied by estranged wife khloe kardashian, where he will continue his recovery. source close to odom have told our sister network e! that doctors have said that odom suffered at least one stroke, and found multiple drugs in his system following his multi-day stay at the famed love ranch. >>> now, to the mlb playoffs and the blue jays hosting the royals in game three of the american league championship series. toronto's offense on display last night with three long balls including a pair of homers hit by troy tulawiski and josh donaldson during a six-run inning. to the nfl for an nfc east showdown between the giants and the eagles on monday night football in philadelphia, a number of turno

l.a. is witier boulevard, because of the history of it. and then crenshaw boulevard in southtral. >> so, that's going to be your most critical audience, and at the same time, the most appreciative. >> yeah, the ones you want to see your car, you know? >> it's a slow-moving piece of art. you treat the car like a piece of art, acutely aware of the dangers -- cops, for whom you are a target, potholes, other cars. in east l.a. you see people ooh and ah, you see people change the expression from what is that, to nice ride. >> hopefully gang members gives us props, giving us respect, you know? first you build a car for yourself, but at the same time, you're building it for the streets, you're building it for the people. you want them to appreciate it. ♪ >> within the borders of koreatown, it's not just koreans. there are new arrivals every day. there is, in fact, an official little bangladesh right in the middle of k-town. >> so good in here. >> yeah, this is going to work. so, you're not short of options around here. >> no, you can get tacos across the street. korean next door and

south. right now here's a closer look at the radar. you can see what's been happening over parts of l.a. county, approaching parts of bakersfield as well. lightning strikes and extreme downpours. here's a closer look at the heavy rainfall right now, closer to tehachapi, approaching bakersfield, interstate 5. and moving into the mountains here. there is one observation site around santa clarita reporting over 2 inches of rainfall just within the past three hours. so heavy rainfall still a big factor. you get the heating and the topography that enhances the storm development. it's heading up to the north. so we have some problems around bakersfield, heavy downpours. in terms of the storm reports, you can see these icons representing reports of flash flooding. quartz hill, flash flooding. we'll have more reports in the next few hours. reports of 1-inch hail at the 452. in the bay area we're picking up some clouds out even. and even -- clouds out there. and even some scattered showers. we'll hold onto that chance through tonight. coverage on the radar toward the golden gate. the western port

south africa for murder is 15 years. jeff rossen, nbc news. >>> former nba star, lamar odom, transferred to l.a. hospital to continue recovery after found unresponsive last week in las vegas. odom, reportedly breathing on his own, flown by helicopter yesterday. e! reports he is making progress but needs a lot of rehab. doctors have said odom suffered o stroke which could lead to brain damage. >>> a driver hit a couple on a motorcycle on a road. caught on camera. today the driver goes before a judge, charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. >> he defends his actions calling it an accident. the man on the motorcycle isn't buying it. >> reporter: it's the video that eric sanders tells the story he and his girlfriend were hit, thrown from their motorcycle by a driver who swerved as they tried to pass. it's something the man behind the wheel of that car, william, says was an accident. >> all of a sudden i felt this tremendous stinging in my left leg. i immediately went like this, i was driving with my left hand. >> reporter: crumb stopped. >> what were you doing? you hit them? >> i don't

south here. you see the rotation right in there just north of bakersfield. scattered showers from riverside. this morning l.ao county, and back home it is sunny in santa rosa crude. looking at very calm conditions. a nice day in the 70s here with great air quality. 59 mountain view as well as morgan hill and san francisco. it's 630 in oakland, 63 for half moon bay. and lake tahoe still holding on to a lot of cloud cover. not much in the precip department. about 61 today but certainly making for a pretty picture. they did receive a few dustings of snow last thursday and friday and maybe even a little today. overall, though, we are looking at a dryer pattern shaping up again. but we will hold on to a bit of a sea breeze. 59 concord and livermore. at the airport we are looking at plenty of sunshine and more 70s on the peninsula. a little bit of patchy fog at the coast. sunny skies for the most part. the week ahead, temperatures near average but then by about thursday we warm it up modestly. into friday and saturday it does look warmer than average with a few 90s inland. there's the low. you can make it out with

l.a. isn't it pretty remarkable? the old record was 42 flyers. in june. they upped it to 61. 12 nations participated in this from canada toing south africa to israel. like they kicked the record. they made it. this is 13,500 feet in the air. and they break apart at a little under 6,000 feet. >> very impressive. hey, do we have a little bit of sound up of this next guy? the beatbox? ♪ oh, yeah. little calvin harris remix. this guy is brilliant. talented beatboxer. and what he's using right there is a mcdonald's up and straw to make those sounds. all the sounds you're hearing there. do you know what all the customers there at mcdonald's said? >> what'd they say? >> i'm loving it. >> that's pretty impressive. i wonder if i could do that. okay. negative. >> that was awesome. >> epic fail. how about the next one? we're going to move on to pumpkins. carving pumpkins so tough. but look at this. kind of creative ways you that don't have to carve a pumpkin without drilling into it. >> why is one leg up? >> you can add glitter, you can add paint. unique way >>> this morning on "world news now" -- joe biden backtracks. did the vice president support the bin l

south bend, indiana. a saturday night for a rivalry steeped in tradition and built for primetime. for brian kelly and the irish, it is about revenge following last year's brutal defeat out in l.afor interim head coach, clay helton and usc, it is about resilience in the face of instability as the trojans head to the game with a different head coach in four straight years. tonight marks the 87th installment of this storied matchup. but the build up to

south into southern california. you can see the track of the rain through the interior of california. not much in l.aok for temperatures statewide to be cool with the clouds. 75 fresno, 71 in los angeles. 72 in san diego. with he will see mid-70s on the peninsula. san francisco 73. 79 in fremont. 80s for you in livermore. today 82 concord with 83 napa, 80 in cloverdale. the accuweather seven-day forecast, very little change tomorrow. patchy fog, still pleasant on tuesday. more sunshine. some of you will warm up wednesday, and then the rest of us will have another pleasant day on thursday, but offshore winds will kick up by the end of the week and that brings 90s back with 70s in san francisco. it should be a nice weekend. maybe one of the warmer last weekends of all this heat? we will have to look into that. >> yeah. can you believe it's already october? >> yeah. we need to get into the fall. >> definitely. thank you, lisa. now for a story all you cheese lovers will like. a popular san francisco restaurant has a new item on the menu that will run you $1,000. so what could possibly cost that much? abc

l.a. today, feeling the heat in san diego. and phoenix and las vegas also well into the 90s to near 100 and not just the desert southwest, it's also portions of the southn today, near 100 degrees, temperatures again that we typically see in the middle of summer, we're seeing them today in the middle of october. 96 in dallas and tallahassee in the 80s. here in the northeast it's also warm, temperatures in the 70s, that's above average from boston down toward d.c. but it's comfy. temperatures in the mid-70s in places like roanoke and raleigh. 77, temperatures trending five to ten degrees above average. here comes a cold front moving through the region, monday night into tuesday, you could see detroit tomorrow for tuesday, down to 61 so cooler weather is on the way. we have another warm day though from d.c. to boston tomorrow with temperatures about five to ten degrees above average. gets cooler around here in the northeast probably wednesday and also thursday. look at the national picture, warm weather is dominating but look at all of that sunshine, it's hard to find rain today, maybe some showers, coastal north carolina and also in the pacific northwest

south. that is the line we will draw and we will see higher humidity but then it will kick out here wednesday night and evening. l.auld use the cloud cover. they have been baking hot. lots of sun warm to hot. 70s and 80s near the water and upper 80s and 90s for many inland. 91 santa rosa. clearlake 95 degrees. about the same for antioch and brentwood and oakley. livermore in the mix. 80s to oils for much of the san jose and the santa clara vol. about the same into is into tuesday and wednesday. there will be a system coming in for the weekend. cool and breezy for us right now. >> thank you, steve. >>> time is 7:52. smart phone makers may have another company to compete with and it's one that specializes in soda. pepsi wants to produce the latest in smart phone. >> president obama teaming up with kanye west. the san francisco fundraiser where the commander and chief poked a little fun at the rap star. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just