. >> some of the unusual places one in south l.a..s an entrepreneur who started as a fashion designer and a company that connects designers with manufacturers. you don't know where to get your product made to make that connection on line. it's called an urban economic accelerator program called me in south l.a. which is her hometown trying to help put some life into via con me. she is starting this accelerator program and another entrepreneur tara reid who is from detroit. she's african-american female with no technical background. she said there's all this act to be around entrepreneurs because they are engineers. people in the auto industry are now without jobs so they are popping up to get some of the talent and to train these people and get them to work in tech. >> i see more and more women who are going into this industry from other industries. >> certainly among entrepreneurs and there are a lot of reasons for that but definitely when you talk about consumers you are seeing women that are not necessarily technical who are starti

. >> two realun usual places, one is in south l.a. so cassy is an entrepreneur who started a -- actually a fashion designer and she started a company that connects designers with manufacturers. so if you have a design and don't nowhere to get your product made she makes that connection online. sheet starting accelerator prom called "made in south l.a." and she is trying to help give life, put some life into her economy because this i the jobs -- a very poor area so she is starting this accelerator program. the other place that is interesting is detroit. another entrepreneur, tara reed, who is from detroit, calls herself the antimark zuckerberg, african-american female with no technical background and start aid called "apps without code" and says in detroit there's all this activity around entrepreneurism because they're engineers. she used to work in the auto industry and are now without jobs. so programs are popping up to try to get some of this talent into the tech industry and get them to work in tech and to start tech jobs. >> are

. >> reporter: the family used to live right next to maggie hathaway golf course in south l.a.we have to do something about all these golf balls landing in the backyard. they apologized and then invited the entire family out for golf lessons. >> in our family education is always the first priority. so our first goal is full breath scholarships to stanford and everything after that is icing on the cake. >> we do a lot of team sport. >> reporter: the two shortest golfers in this picture but dreams and potential are not measured in height. >> so first just a full ride to stanford, that's all. then everything else, whatever. a great offer. the free golf lesson, good thing they took advantage of that. >> yeah, they're good. they are very good. >> and here is a look at the top of the empire state building shining red, white and blue. happy almost birthday, america. >> good morning everyone, it is 4:30 a.m., monday, july 3. tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us. >> we're following breaking news this morning, a fight inside a philadelphia bar spilled out into the streets leaving a man cr

. >> that's the crime drama "snowfall" that takes us to the streets of south central l.a. in 1983 and the start of the crack era. and the jo -- creator john singleton joins us and one of the stars. thanks so much for coming into the studio. "snowfall" taking place in 1983, you know what people are going to be talk about talking aboing connection to the hit movie "boyz in the hood". >> well, it happens a year and a half after the events of "snowfall." "snowfall" start in '83 so what we're trying to do is show this is before crack hits the streets. this is when people didn't have bars on their homes and fence in their lawns in south l.a. if you were a kid and you did something wrong, the lady up the street wouldn't be afraid to tell you mama that you were messing up. >> and you might get a spanking by that lady up the street. >> might? >> definitely would get a spanking. so the thing is, it really showed when crack comes in, how it changes the whole mor of the neighborhood. you know, and we do this at the neighborhood level in south central but we have a cia operative in the

palm springs, looking maybe for some rain, back over to ocean side and san diego, cloudy skies south of l.a. there's some fog and most about san francisco, oakland south. taking the turn and then filling in rapidly toward santa cruz and monterey. to the north it's mostly clear. bodega bay dropped. santa rosa is 49. other locations in upper 50s. san jose 58 and 40s to glen alan and hillsburg, windsor. mill valley at 48. under those clear skies, quite cool. west, southwest. it will be warmer weather north and east. peninsula south stay the same. there's not much of a breeze underneath that fog blanket. 37 in truckee. 54 down in monterey. you can see down from las vegas down to phoenix and southern california they're dealing -- not for us. some areas have fog. some don't. each day it's a fight between a -- you can see what the fog there, it's probably not going to change much. if you -- i saw two projections of sonoma county of 90. i didn't buy that. it's 49 now. if a north wind kicks in, that's possible. i did bump temps up from yesterday's cool down. each day, a little change. one day warmer

watch out for that south of l.a. fog south for us as well. san mateo and santa cruz coast.t is starting to retreat. 50s on the temps to a couple 60s. 40s up towards parts of the north bay. upper 50s. stanford, 58. san mateo at 56. cooler towards pacifica at 52. there is a westerly breeze for some. variable breeze. think this fog will burn off today. temperatures will bump up especially north and east. 60s, 70s, 80s and low 90s. 7:32. you got busy all of a sudden. south bay, the city with the fire. where are you starting? >> we are starting with the silicon valley. a lot of slow traffic there. 101 and 280 are both slow. we had a couple earlier crashes and later ones. 101 is slow from blossom hill up to mountain view. this stretch is taking you at least an hour to drive the stretch. when there is no traffic, it takes about 15 minutes. that's what you have to deal with. people have been on 85. they're very slow because of earlier problems. people avoiding the other two freeways were on 280. that is completely slow from 680 all the way to the valley. so wherever you're going, t

it's in south central los angeles, east l.a. and the west side. and it's about how cocaine changed l.a. >> he had three things in life. >> yes. >> and crack epidemic? >> transcending from cocaine to the crack epidemic. if we didn't have the cia trying to fight this covert war in central america, we wouldn't have the crack in los angeles. and we show that in the show. >> i can't wait to see it. all your stuff is amazing. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for coming on. >> good to see you, man. >> "snowfall" 10:00 p.m. on fx. don't miss "the nineties sunday at 9:00 p.m. right here on cnn. that's it. thanks for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow. we can invest in the things that matter most: making farmland healthier. cutting down on food waste. and bringing you higher quality, fresher ingredients for less than you pay at the store. because food is better when you start from scratch. get $30 off at blueapron.com/cook people would ask me that we traveled,ntries what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestr

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that's long beach, california, south of l.a. the explosion knocked out power to homes in the area.nd police say a self-described drug dealer ended up behind bars after he called 911 claiming somebody stole his cocaine. happened in florida, in the panhandle. the sheriff's office reports the deputy found coke in the suspect's car along with a crack pipe. he called the police. don't mess with fwb. the news continues after this. >> shepard: 32ments past, waiting to hear whether donald trump jr. and paul manafort will testify on camera before the senate judiciary committee. lawmakers are investigating the russian interference in the 2016 election. and possible ties between team trump and moscow. special counsel robert mueller leading the justice department russian investigation has given the go-ahead for paul manafort and donald trump jr. to testify in open session, according to dianne feinstein. both men attended trump tower meeting with the russian lawyer last year who was offering, purported, damaging information about hillary clinton from the russian government. democrats say this i

heading south to l.a.in the mid-70s tomorrow but warming up by end of the weekend so you may be heading to some of the beaches to take in that warmer weather. i'll bring you back home, i'll have a look at fremont's temperature trend for today. that's coming up in about three minutes. sam and laura. >> thank you so much. >>> 5:41 the site continues but finally some relief the progress being made on several while fires burning across the state of california. >> and what is next for our nation's healthcare coverage? the revamped bill that is expected to be unveiled later today. >>> it's going to be a nice day we start out with sunshine right now as we take a live look outside and fremont already business. we'll see those temperatures rising starting out in the low 60s this morning and mid-70 by lunchtime. we're going to have a nice and warm day and it will be a hot weekend. that's all we've been talking about so we'll take a look at those numbers and what you can expect where you live. that's coming up at 5:4

that she actually lives in which is that $4 million mansion, not a poverty-stricken neighborhood in south l.auart: okay. we asked our viewers before the break which state they thought had the fastest growing economy in the first quarter of the year. the answer is texas is the winner, 3.9% growth. by contrast, california only .1% growth. now, lawrence, you're a texas guy. what do are you guys -- what are you guys doing so right? >> well, first, we don't have a state tax and then we're drilling a lot. and so what we're seeing now is because now we have president donald trump in office now, a lot of those standards when it came to oil and gas as well as clean energy, as well as fracking in the state of texas, all those bans that were going on from the epa under the obama administration are being lifted. so now you see us going back to work in those areas. stuart: you have lower taxes, you've got the energy boom. california -- >> lower taxes and no state tax. stuart: yes. that's very important, actually. california, by contrast, is high tax. they're the home of hollywood and all that. they've got

l.a. ram conner barrow visited smith playground in south philadelphia. bar win and his f da transformed this 7 1/2 acre site over the years. the final site includes two baseball fields and a turf football field home to the south philly hurricanes. we'll face off against his old team in december. you don't have to wait that long to get your eagles football fix. >> the first pre-season game 2 days away. they face off against the packers august 10th, followed by the bills, fol dolphins and jets all right here on nbc10, your officials eagles station. i can't believe it's that time of year already almost. john is talking about the road ahead. >> doug peterson talks about going into year two as the eagles head coach. and the quarterback and his receivers got a head start on training camp in fargo, north dakota of all places. we'll find out what his expectations are for the season coming up. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking...

south right now. take palm springs, 111 right now. bakersfield 103. l.a. warm at about 85 degrees. we're going to get a piece of that warmth from the south moving into our neck of the woods in the coming days. we'll talk about how hot we'll get coming up in the full weather forecast. >> drew, thank you. we'll see you then. >>> wells fargo customers affected by the fake account scandals are close to getting money back. a federal judge gave preliminary approval for the $142 million settlement saturday. a hearing for final approval is set for january. wells fargo staff admitted to opening unauthorized accounts for customers in order to meet sales goals. several top executives lost their jobs. the bank has agreed to pay a combined $185 million fine to state and federal regulators. >>> we're learning more about how a potentially disastrous mishap was prevented at sfo. an air canada jet nearly landed on a taxiway instead of a runway. it was heading to taxiway c instead of runway 2a right. you're about to hear what pilots and controllers said late friday night. >> scary. both the faa and a

l.a. >> thanks for your company everyone. the u.s. j south korea saying they want to send a warning to kim jong-un one day of hi missile test. they conducted a drill on wednesday to show case their ability to strike back at pyongyang in case of energy. secretary of state rex tillerson says it is a knew else escalation of the threat against the u.s., its allies and the world. let's bring in cnn's andrew stevens in hong kong. we got ivan watson in months skou. andrew let's start with you in hong kong. the north korean leader promising more of the same. >> that's right michael, still a very -- not surprisingly belligerent tone coming from north korea. kim jong-un was reportedly at the site watching it live, this is according to north korean news agency. he said at that launch, that this was a package of gifts to the u.s. on its independence day and he urged the sitest to continue to send big and small gifts to the yankees as he called them. so make it very clear there that north korea is not finished in its testing, both of missile technology an

l.a. and orange county coasts. >>> with south facing beaches being the main concern. >>> and we're hearingin colorado. >> but we're also finding out that new questions are being raised this morning about why that bear was so aggressive. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: this 4:00 a.m. wakeup call nearly killed dylan mcwilliams. >> it was a large crunching sound and a lot of pain. then i realized i could hear the bear. i could smell him. i could feel him, and it wasn't stopping. it was growling. >> reporter: a 280-pound male bear dragging him out of his sleeping bag. but mcwilliams who teaches survival out of boulder, colorado fights back. >> yelling, screaming, hitting it and trying to poke its eyes. anything tender. i was pulling on its noise as hard as i co. >> reporter: his injuries, severe. >> hostile bear attack. lots of bleeding. >> reporter: but with the help of his co-workers, mcwilliams gets away. >> very lucky. i feel god had a hand in it. >> reporter: officials say bear sightings are up because they're hungry. >> freakin' bear, get out of my garage! >> reporter: and no

south bay 84, closer to average and 70 in santa cruz. going to the game tonight, quarterfinals, earthquakes and the galaxy. beat l.a., hashtag works any time we're playing them. gorgeous there at a gorgeous stadium. san mateo 71, pretty comfortable and 80 in redwood city and half moon bay 67 and then in oakland we'll be 71 to 74 in hayward and 66 in downtown san francisco, mission and south san francisco at 67. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. what you're looking at is a couple degrees cooler tomorrow. we'll rebound back to today's levels on wednesday. a little uncomfortable thursday but nothing like the mid to upper 90s friday and saturday. near 80 at the bay and near 70 at the coast. let's talk about what's going to happen this saturday. we're going to have the aids walk in san francisco. it's just six days away. it's this sunday, july 16s in golden gate park. if you would like to be-the 10k -- the fund-raiser walk benefits dozens of local hiv and aids project such as project open hand and there's still time to register. call 415-615-walk or visit sfaidswalk.net. can i not read like you can. you're so mu

south carolina pays the least, $1.90. of course we're the most expensive at $2.94. san francisco drivers pay the highest pricing, $3.11. it's $2.92 in l.a., few cents left less in sacramento. if you want the cheapest place in the state, go to chicco, and modesto. $22078. >>> they're looking for drunk and distracted drivers today. but there are other dangers. abc 7 rode along woman officers he deals with debris on the freeway. >> we put on our rear lights to warn troosk slow down. we'll weave back and forth across the freeway so this way it allows me to safely get out of my vehicle and remove that hazard. >> well, a chunk of metal had straddled lanes along highway 101 in san francisco. officer tony month tan know told us that even with all the warnings and potential fines, some people still text while they drive. >> you could be in a tral car in uniform driving right next to them and they don't -- they're not even aware that you're there. >> the chp is urging you to call 911 right away if you see any drivers who appear to be under the influence. >>> want to know how schools in your neighborhood measure up? the new tool at your fingertips

south of downtown. the max intensity of this particular heat wave is in southern california. palm springs, 120 today. 90s around l.a. 115 out towards las vegas and phoenix. 70 right now. we're seeing 90s in the forecast around the valley. we're watching the skies, though. if you're heading to the high country, beginning to see mo more monsoon weather move out. no ocean air-conditioning really for our valleys around the bay area, but notice what happens tomorrow morning. low clouds make a bit of a comeback. that will lead to some slight cooling through the day on saturday. then as the clouds briefly clear for your outdoor plans on sunday on the coast, we'll see a much deeper marine layer setting up as you get into monday morning. that is the comeback of the low clouds, which is good news. if you don't like heat, the 7-day forecast does begin to bring down those temperatures toward the end of the weekend. here's your 7-day forecast. san francisco, you got more low clouds sunday into monday, so dropping out of the 70s today trending cooler next week. but for the valleys, many spots and the east bay especially, have a

south bay. hall and oates will not be performing. the emergency was with a member of the tears for fears family. concerts in l.a. and santa barbara have been cancelled. the bands are working on a re-schedule date. refunds are available at the point of purchase. coming up at 6:00, what you need know about getting refunds for cancelled concerts and what you should do before you buy your tickets. >>> team of nasa scientist will be in hot pursuit of next month's solar eclipse. those jets will fly the path of the august 21st eclipse chasing the darkness across america. twin telescopes will be mounted on the noses of the airplanes to capture images of the sun's outer atmosphere. it will last less than two and a half minutes but for the nasa researchers it may last over seven minutes. spencer christian, you need to get us plane. >> one that will carry all three of us. i think those are very small cockpits. >> they pretty tight ? >> i think so. we're lean and mean. >>> we have sunny skies across most of the bay area right now. all of a sudden low clouds are surging and i mean surging toward the coastline. i'll give you

l.a.'s midwilshire neighborhood. it's unknown if the crash was intentional. the driver remained at the scene. one person is critical, three others in serious after that crash. >>> one of the south bay's most popular breakfast spots forced to close today after an early morning accident. marianne favro is in los gatos with a look at the damage. >> reporter: no customers were hurt. take a look at where the suv slammed into the front door which is now boarded up and despite the damage it appears the owners have a sense of humor because this sign says, somebody mistook us for a 24 hour drive-thru restaurant. loss guy toss kaf faye one of the most popular breakfast spots was forced to close after a woman driving an suv smashed into the restaurant shortly after 2:00 a.m. she was taken to a hospital. no word yet on the extent of her injuries. today customers were disappointed to learn that the restaurant is closed for the day and they expressed concern about the restaurant owners. >> they had to be somewhat devastated, again this has to be a huge piece of their business. it's always packed. i mean, you know, even into the afternoons. it's always packed much less just breakfast and so w

l.a., yeah. is there any more leverage their about potentially increasing the number of military exercises in south korea? anne: yeah, sure. frankly, the u.s. has appear to try to do a bit of this and the last couple of months. of force off the korean peninsula makes the north koreans go nuts. and kind ratchets up the pressure really on them to either do something to show their displeasure, or potentially to not to slow down and not launch as man missile test. yso far, it appears to have had the opposite effect that one woulld think the trump administration intends. and the north koreans have only increased the frequency of their tests. trying to show something to the frequency of those test that no amount of u.s. show of force off the coast is really likely to affect. and they're trying to demonstrate the technical advances that they have achieved over the last couple of years. they are moving more quickly, and more assuredly with fewer mistakes toward a credible nuclear deterrent against the united states. and people have predicted just a couple of years ago. they clearly want to show that anyone

l.a.. i think the real divide by the search data reveals is not a north versus south, is east versus west. you see that is much higher east of the mississippi river and it drops substantially west of the mississippi river. once i have this map i wanted to see because people are so honest here could you use this data to measure how much obama really lost in the 2008 election and of course you can't just compare racist searches to vote for obama because it might mean places have higher racist searches would apply to any candidate in 2008 so that wouldn't be a fair comparison. i compared obama's vote total to previous democratic candidates such as john kerry. what you see when you do that and you can read the paper or read it in the book is a very strong significant relationship that places the highest volume in places like appalachia or industrial michigan support obama much less than previous candidates pretty good start controlling for anything you would like. control for education are demographics or political views or cultural views and nothing changes the relationship. that was a big fa

of a criminal gang that is south american, el salvadorian that absolutely has victimized -- >> it started in the united states. >> started in the united states, started in l.a through the incarceration system and most of the victims of these crimes are affinity crimes. they're individuals from other countries, sometimes there are citizens of the country, sometimes they're not, of course americans citizens get caught up and every violent criminal who is here should be deported but they are on borrowed time. but there is a political move here to highlight people who aren't white. i think minorities, and to feed part of this really white nationalist political support of donald trump. and if this overstates what the real problem is, we have violent crimes and criminal gangs here in the united states as well full of white people, this really wasn't a law and order speech in that sense, this was really had a political undertone. >> it's interesting the president's use of the term law and order, i think in many communities, particularly communities of color wonder law for who? what is the exact order? >> and this is a guy who came in favor of stop and frisk people

south bay and the temperatures until low 50s there. your temperatures around the state, 82 in that low. near 100 in fresno. 84 with some thunderstorms possible in l.agot a heat wave coming. i'll show you where next. >> welcome back to everyone enjoying the nice long four-day weekend. yeah. you can tell a lot of folks heading back to work today. the metering lights for the toll plaza have been on since 5:23 this morning so unless you're carpooling you likely have a delay. a quick update here southbound 880, the off ramp to southbound 238 briefly fully blocked there. we had a brush fire under that transition ramp and they had to clean things up but lasted three to four minutes and back open and that backup unwinding quickly. drive times at 6:20. >> thank you. >>> looking into the new service promises that you can make money by parking your car at the airport. >> and then someone else will save a few bucks renting it while you're out of town. people describe travel car as the airbnb for vehicles. travel car relies on an app to match vehicle owners with renters and travel car insures the car while someone else drives it and gets it washed and vacuumed

l.a. snarled holiday traffic after coming dangerously close to the busy 101 freeway. officials say that the fire burned at lee 50 acres and this fire just 10 miles south of the city quickly burned almost 400 acres. the hot, dry conditions, are expected to continue this week with temperatures reaching 90 degrees. >>> so-called lap top ban has been lifted for u.s. bound passengers on emirates and turkish airways. those two airlines have joined another carrier in satisfying american security concerns. the ban applies to anything bigger than a smart phone. airlines put in place heightened security measures to comply. >>> new jersey is back opened for business after the state government shut down ended late monday night, but governor chris christie is still getting burned for going to a closed beach during the shut down. we showed you this picture this week of christie and his family getting some sun on sunday while out island beach state park was closed to the public this picture inspired memes on line and the sand sculpture. some guys noticed memorialized christie's beach trip. christie has defended his right to use the closed beach that is outside one o

springs at 107 and 82 in l.a., and the air quality is going to be poor at least through friday now in the san joaquin valley. let's take a quick look at what's going on in the south bay. the clouds have made it into san jose. notice the warming trend just about everywhere the next three days. i'll let you know if that extends into the weekend forecast up next. let's see what alexis is watching. >> thought too much. we only had one blocking issue so far this morning. we just got the all clear. it's talking about the debris on the benicia bridge. you have the blue thumbs up. we don't have anything blocking any longer. they picked up the 2 x 4s. across the san mateo bridge, no early delays and a quick check of drive times. westbound 80, wide open, 16 minutes. another 9 across the bay bridge, and southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, in the green at just ten minutes. reggie and jessica, back to you. >> thanks. >>> 55,000 soccer fans will descend on levi's stadium for a huge soccer match. >> whether or not you're going it's going to affect you because the traffic around the stadium is going to be heavy and going to start a lot earlier than the match. matt keller is li

l.a. yesterday lasted 10 hours u.s. bombers took off from and sewn air base in guam met up with japanese fighter jets u.s. air force base in southefore leading back to guam officials say it was a direct response, to north korea's icbm test july 3 and 28 department of defense says friday's missile traveled over 1,000 kilometers before splashing down in sea of japan, north korean says recent launch approves north korea is capable of hitting u.s. and delivering a large nuclear warhead experts say launch shows north korea could reach cities like los angeles, and chicago. >> the big -- threat not just icbm it is that icbm coupled with nuclear capability. what i am most concerned with today is where they stand, with this -- miniaturized design. >> u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson criticized russia and china saying they bear responsibility for this quote growing threat to regional global stability he so-called on u.n. to ramp up sanctions, abby pete, clayton. abby: thank you. >> a serious stuff on this because when you think about north korea, and you put options on table president trump listening to experts generals on this sayin