and i came back to south l.a. to spread that. since then we've helped over 1,000 women transition back into the community and reunited over 300 children with their moms. and, you know, i'm happy about that. >> tell me how you got into the spot you were in, why you stayed in there and why you couldn't get out. i was fascinated and blown away, it was arresting to read this passage in your book where there was one prison official who said to you we are going to hold your spot because we know you're coming back. we are going to hold a spot because we know you are coming back. they are expecting you to be resitivists. >> the whole system is set up for you to return. tavis, my son, he was 5. his name was k.k. he was killed. he was killed by a police officer. he ran him over. my son was playing in the street. it was an accident, but my world just crumbled. i began to drink and that escalated to drug use and i was incarcerated for the drug use. long before my son was killed, though, i had endured so many experiences that were just really

yeah allround south l.a. because that's where the show is centered which is where i grew up and just wanted to highlight a and a part of l.a. that hasn't been gotten a lot of sign in the past this is city cooperate it was been great yeah they're very excited you know city officials have approached and then of course the city of l.a. it's just nice to have people coming in so used to us thank you so much continued good luck thank you so much the stakes are really i guess the first second season of insecurity airs sundays at ten thirty pm on h.b.o. as always you can find it on twitter kings things i'll see you next time. you're watching. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would. i do not know if the russian state. into john podesta scheme ailes and gave them to wiki leaks but i do know barack obama's director of national intelligence has not provide credible to support his claims of russia i also know he perjured himself in a senate hearing planned three months before the revelations provided by edward sn

yeah allround south l.a. because that's where the show is centered which is where i grew up and just wanted to highlight a and a part of l.a. that hasn't gotten a lot of sign in the past this is city cooperate it was been great yeah they're very excited you know city officials have approached and then of course the silly city of l.a. it's just nice to have people filming here so used to us thank you so much continued good luck thank you so much the stakes are really i guess the first step to the season of been secured airs sundays at ten thirty pm on h.b.o. as always you can find it on twitter king's things i'll see you next time. you're watching all of. a bachelor sudden passing i've only just learned. taking your last wrong turn. knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words and. hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was a game still some

yeah around south l.a. because that's where the show is centered which is where i grew up and just wanted to highlight a and a part of l.a. that hasn't been gotten a lot of sign in the past this is city cooperate it was been great yeah they're very excited you know city officials have approached and then of course the city of l.a. it's just nice to have people coming here so used to us thank you so much continued good luck thank you so much the stakes are really i guess this isn't the first step to the season of insecurity airs sundays at ten thirty pm on h.b.o. as always you can find it on twitter kings things i'll see you next time. the hawks three young americans love their country but we have to costly question watching the hawks. brings the stories the give voice to the voiceless we dig a little deeper we get the stories that the average one else is afraid to touch is afraid to talk about because they don't want to upset their corporate sponsors or interrupt their government access now is the time more

i was, i grew up in south central l.a. where it was predominantly 90% something black.latino and the lost white guy. that's who i went to school with. there's a good story in there about bo bo brazil. >> a wrestler. >> my dad was involved in a shooting next door at the barbershop. and we moved after that, a couple years after that to again grenada hills. one day the neighborhood was black and the next day the neighborhood was white. >> how did you process that? >> i kind of ignored it unless i was confront, but it was like an opportunity to live in the country and hear crickets and orange groves and stuff like that. >> how did you process, though, going from an all-black neighborhood to an all-white neighborhood? >> that's a change, man. i was always little, in every class. so that's kind of how i processed this. i'm a little kid in this new neighborhood. everybody's bigger. it didn't really matter to me if they were black or white. they were bigger. [ laughter ] >> you mentioned bo bo brazil. go ahead and tell the story. >> he was a legend aiary wrestl. he had the bolo

the grim sleeper you didn't get much time to talk about i know you've said on the record that south central l.a. congresswoman talking about completely convinced that the cia introduced crack into l.a. and then right across america. well i think it was the funding you know there was a whole all of the no thing which was funding the contra war and massive amounts of cocaine was shipped out of nicaragua and mainly dispersed in the ghetto areas south central being the first stopping off point to destroy communism in central america but then you're talking about whitney's brother taking that was heroin but it was crack with whitney houston it was chronic and of course it went right up america wasn't just sound central conscious decision not to deliver into the cointelpro cia bad thing is there are great with me he is a great different film. which will cause very careful coverage i mean i think it's a hard pill for american public to swallow he went frightened off it because it was very low at why we miss lee does it and i was not up to all frightened off from it i mean i've sort of slightly touched

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now the cast has moved down south and fans in l.a. will finally have their shot to see the broadway hit. ♪[ music ] >> "hamilton" debuting at the pantages theater in hollywood. they are running a $10 lottery for some seats. it goes through december in l.a. >>> we are so close to the start of the 10th annual "outside lands" here at golden gate park. we'll tell how you can look forward to listening to this weekend. days driving all over town. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! come in and explore! >>> injury rates are on the rise. are trying to get rid of their tickets are getting desperate .. even offering to hand-deliver them .. or including a highly-coveted driveway parking spot with the sale. over the next 3 days, there's a little something for everyone to enjoy .. whether it's "metallica" and "the who", or "the avett brothers" and

l.a. i grew up in the south bay. >> rose: went to college in l.a. >> i did.been here for about five years. >> rose: so? i don't know. i just came back -- >> rose: you don't have to be either one. you can do both. >> but it's also like lame not to choose a side. >> rose: so choose. i think i'll shoes new york. >> rose: it's where you are now. >> it's where i am now. i don't want to walk out and have people say why dent you say new york? but i think i really, like, when i was in l.a., people were, like, walking around me and they were walking, like, really slow and i just wanted to go, like, move! >> rose: and won't happen in new york. >> you could do that and it's fine. i've become a monster. >> rose: i've become a new yorker. >> yeah. >> rose: "2 dope queens," four, two-hour specials? >> yeah, we do it with w.y.n.c. studios, they're podcasts. >> rose: hbo said they'd produce four specials of "2 dope queens." >> it's live as maybe an hour and a half ago but we are going to do four one-hour specials for hbo so we're really excited about that and those will be l

l.a.? >> i grew up in the south bay. years.been here for five i don't know. t have to the one. you can do both. >> it is lame cannot choose a site -- lame to not choose a side. i will choose l.a. i don't want to walk out and have people say "why didn't you stay?" when i was in-- l.a., people were walking around me. they were walking really slow, and i wanted to go "move." charlie: that would not happen in new york. >> i become a new york monster. [laughter] queens" haso dope been renewed. >> yes, we do that with nyc studio, with our podcast. am i breaking news here or -- as of maybe, live 1.5 hours ago. we are going to do 41-hour specials for hbo, so we are excited about that. those will be live taped. charlie: what is the most challenging and difficult for you? say the hardest thing was the daily show. charlie: even though you had producers and other people? >> we would travel somewhere, probably the south and interview somebody in their living room or something like that which feels very different in the lot -- intimate and a lot of times, they would say thi

l.a.. i grew up in the south bay. i have been here for five years. i don't know.t have to be the one. you can do both. jessica: it is lame to not choose a side. lame, so choose. jessica: i will choose l.a. i don't want to walk out and have people say "why didn't you stay?" i really like -- when i was in l.a., people were walking around me. they were walking really slow, and i wanted to go "move." charlie: that would not happen in new york. jessica: you can just do that and it's fine. i've become a new york monster. [laughter] charlie: "2 dope queens" has been read by hbo. with wnyce do it studios. charlie: hbo announced they would do two specials of "2 dope -- "2 dope queens ." jessica: it is out, live as of maybe 1.5 hours ago. we are going to do 41-hour -- we are going to do 4 1-hour specials for hbo, so we are excited about that. those will be live taped. charlie: what is the most challenging and difficult for you? >> um, i would say the hardest thing was the daily show. charlie: even though you had producers and other people? jessica: we would go with one prod

south, inland for sure goes through wednesday. what is going on in southern california? palm springs, now it is in l.a. and it is moving north. at's moisture. monsoon moisture coming over from arizona. they get august 1st rain. not fog-ust for that. some heading south to the santa clara valley tomorrow. keep an eye on it. ukiah will be near 110 today. clearlake, 107. not that hot today but there will be a few low 100s. tonight mostly sunny for the giants and the a's. almost 70 in brentwood. 60s for some. 50s for others. half moon bay, 52. santa rosa is 53. a little cooler there. 50sand 60s already. 60 already in danville. dublin, pleasanton, 61. vallejo, 58. temperatures will be very warm up there near clearlake. if you're heading towards l.a. and thinking it will be hot and humid, no, cloud cover and the rain on that. and, again, that is lifting northward, along with the dying system coming from the west/southwest. that may spin in high and mid level clouds. circling the wagons there. not today but late tonight. fog near the coast equals 60s and 70s inland. and then 90s to 100s, gasia, for some. again, another 40-degree sprea

l.a. struck gold in its quest to bring the olympics back to the south land. >> it's official, the olympics will return to los angeles in 2028. >> every reporter in town is mourning over the passing of scarm asked scar, because hea one-in-a-million character." >> the mooch, lasted as communications director for only 10 days, 10! >> today is the first day on the job for the new white house chief of staff ♪ welcome to the jungle >> this general is going to come in and put a fresh set of eyes on the inner workings of the white house and making sure the president's agenda moves. >> the act ends chain migration, and the process will favor applicants who can speak english ♪ do you speak english ♪ >> the president is pushing a migration to the united states giving priority to highly skilled immigrants who speak english. >> yes, immigrants have to learn proper english bike bigly coffee, and bing, bing, bing, bing." >> rose: we begin this week in washington. "the washington post" has obtained the full transcripts of two of president trump's calls with foreign leaders shortly after taking office. the

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south to the west coast. dozens of calls came in to take down a memorial in l.a.'s hollywood forever cemetery. those came in overnight and within hours it was gone. officials say they decided to put the monument in storage after it was vandalized. in san diego, city leaders wasted no time removing a plaque remembering jefferson davis, the president of the confederacy. a local councilman tweeted this picture of its now empty place on the sidewalks saying monuments to bigotry have no place in san diego. >>> in baltimore, the mayor ordered four confederate monuments removed overnight. crews lifted the statues on to trucks in the dark and they were gone by morning. the mayor says she made the call to avoid any violence. >> i thought that there's enough grandstanding, enough speeches being made, get it done. i said, with the climate of this nation that i think it's very important that we move quickly and quietly. >> in the meantime in birmingham, alabama the mayor ordered crews to cover up a confederate sailors and soldiers monument. for the most part people there show support driving by honking ho

l.a. notice the thunderstorms developing down to our south and notice how they're coming more towards the west. we've got a small chance of that here at homecoming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast p. alexis. >>> we are looking very quiet on the roads so far this morning. here's a live look at the san mateo bring. light volumes on westbound 92 and checking that drive time from you're traveling from hayward to foster city you're in the green at just 12 minutes. so that's not too bad here this morning. also it's a spare the air day so a great day to use mass transit. no issues yet this morning but keep in mind if you take the golden gate ferry from larks sper we're going to have issues for the next two weeks. napa is out for unscheduled maintenance if the as of yesterday a smaller capacity cata ma van replacing it for the time being so especially the 7-list a.m. lark spur departure and 5:00 p.m. departure thinking those are going to sell out. get there ahead of time. we'll take a look at drive times coming up at 5:20. >>> thank you. 5:10 now happening today uber will begin adjusting

l.a. times." algernon: getting back to his travels through the south, a couple of those had a somewhat tortured, if not violent, pass themselves. you explain that in the book. i was struck by the circumstance moore, theand perry first naacp members killed in the line of duty. wil: right. these were dear friends of thurgood marshall, husband and wife. voting rights activists. ,hey came home one night christmas eve, and went to bed. while they were away the klansman and step dynamite under their house. early on christmas morning the house below. harry moore died immediately. ore was rushed to the hospital. thurgood marshall had loved these people and slept in their guest bedroom several times. he could have been in that house that night if he hadn't been working in florida. --.hall's e'sre's -- harriet moor daughter had been on the train trying to get home for christmas. she was seated in the segregated section and no one got word to her that her family was trying to find her. when she stepped off the train on christmas day, she looked around and didn't see her mother and father. she thought that was

south of los angeles, they made the big announcement. they bid for the 2024 olympics but the committee handed it to paris and gave los angeles the 2028 games. >> i told them l.a. was ready to host the olympics again. you would find the greatest sports city anywhere on the face of the earth. >> this is the third time los angeles will host the summer games. the first time since 2002 the olympics return to the u.s. >>> speaking of numbers, we could see triple digits tomorrow. >> big numbers coming up. especially away from the water. lake port flirting with 110 degrees in lake county tomorrow. the heat nothing to do with anybody near the water. berkeley 75. daly city, 66 for a high. 43 degrees cooler than lake port. mild night tonight. livermore 70. we are foggy in san francisco, 55. and the cloud cover spread to oakland where it is 57 degrees. the over night lows inland low 60s. fairfield 64. mountain view 61. santa rosa 54. the coast line low 50s. we have a ridge of high pressure, it is big, close, strong, effective enough to cut off the ocean influence inland. we still have a light onshore flow at the coast line keeping you in the 60s. bay, 70s and 80s. warmer

south because that's where the moisture is coming from. yesterday, during the midday show, if you were with us, there were a lot of thunderstorms around santa barbara, down towards l.a. and palm springs. right now, those have tapered just a little bit. the moisture plume is still making a beeline for us. the threat is out there again today for us. temperatures, they're mildest in san francisco. from 57 in lake merced and west portal to about 62, potrero hill, mission, and the castro. let's look at what's going on in the smatdo bridge. we're looking west all the way to san mateo. that's the backdrop for your commute planner. on the roads, foggy near the coast through the morning commute. mass transit, cool at the coast, and morning fog on the bay. it will be late arriving just like it was yesterday. east bay valleys, the hottest again today. notice, taking the 100s out of the forecast. at noon, 89. low to mid 90s for most of the afternoon hours. back in the 80s by 6:00. and 70s by 8:00. we'll take a look at your weekend forecast and cooler weather on the way in the accuweather seven-day forecast. alexis. >> glad to hear about that. taking a live at walnut creek. sout

l.a. and ventura county. the threat of thunderstorms extends across the coastal waters through thursday. >>> to help beat the heat in the south bay the city of san jose has five cooling centers with ex steaded hours today. the centers are locate at community centers around the city. they opened at 8:00 this morning and close at 9:00 tonight. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin. what do you think of the thunderstorms down there in l.a.? are they that bad? >> they could get a flash flood out of it if you get right under one. like in the mountains today we have some strong thunderstorms up around truckee, up around mammoth. it's not a long endurance event. it's more just heavy rain for 15 minutes, but you drop a quarter of an inch of rain in 15 minutes and it really creates problems. shouldn't be anything too severe, but if you are flying that way you might see some flight delays this afternoon. these are the temperatures from today. it is hot but not as hot as in redding. it's 115 way up here in the northern valley. it gets a lot of heat up in that area. but for us we've been mostly -- like santa rosa today w

we shot in south africa, which has some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world, in the eastern cape. and then we shot in l.avery exciting -- we were talking last night. you directed your first film? >> yeah! >> seth: and so this is based on a book called "yardie" from the '80s? >> "yardie." >> seth: is that when it was written? >> yeah, so it's a novel from the '80s which follows a young jamaican boy that ends up in london, and you know, becomes a gangster. and he's not really a gangster. and i chose that film because, you know, england has a big jamaican community. i'm west african, but the jamaican community sort of is the overriding influential black community. so, i felt very connected to the story, and i wanted to see it happen. and i loved it. it was really -- it was probably the best experience as a filmmaker, as an actor, to direct a film. because you know, you're talking to every single department about so many different levels, it was wicked. it was great. >> seth: did you -- as a director, did you then look back and say, "oh, idris the actor had been unfair to directors?" >> oh, completely. >> se

l.a., new york. penthouse apartment judging the people living down in the south and saying they are racist.their own state. it's unfair characterization of what the south really is this guy apparently doesn't know southerners. hasn't been to the south. they are great people. that's why this president won because he understands america. he gets the core of what this country is all about. brian: right. private sector helping first responders will be the number one story to emerge from this. meanwhile, along with great people, individual citizens. straight ahead, will congress go along with president trump's tax reform plan? our next guest says they don't have a choice. former trump advisor steve cortez is next. pete: more on the explosions breaking at the chemical plant in houston. we have reporter on the way to the scene as we speak. and as soon as they are up and ready, we will bring him to you live. brian: i hope he has got a mask ♪ ♪ rethink what's possible. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most alle

l.a. is now the largest city in the u.s. to -- native americans who consider him a killer, dropping columbus day to cleansing the south of confederate of oppression. >> we will no longer stand for indigenous -- celebrating someone who is responsible for setting in motion the greatest genocide and world history. >> i think the offense and charlottesville have shown us how much we need racial healing in this country, and racial healing will not happen in this country without native american people. >> columbus sailed for spain, italian-americans it say that columbus represents achievements of a man who brought arts and sciences to the new world, the new holiday simply substitute the one history for another. >> how can we on one hand support and the dignity and human rights of people while on the other hand replace one groups and social inclusiveness for the sake of another? >> eric: is so about a dozen cities in five states have now replaced columbus day with indigenous peoples day, yesterday, the statue of columbus was beheaded in new york at the mayor renounces all hates. shannon. >> shannon: still in high gear in southeast texas, k

south. but they didn't think lbj would do it and therefore they didn't want to offer it to him. so kennedy gets the nomination and goes to his hideaway house in l.a. and having a late breakfast or whatever with dave powers and a message comes in from lbj saying from now on lbj stands for let's back jack. and jack begins to think, okay, i'll just -- this guy has got control of, what, 20 something electoral votes and can certainly help in the south and he begins to think -- it comes very chaotic. he goes back to the hotel and he mentions to salinger, how many electoral votes are there if we add -- we'll have if we add texas. salinger said you are not going to do this. kenny o'donnell goes crazy. they wind up in a furious battle in -- in a private bathroom arguing, o'donnell said you can't do this. bobby kennedy of course, despised lbj and lbj despised bobby kennedy. and so the scene at the hotel becomes incredibly dramatic and tom, you finished the tale. >> our contention is that kennedy bungled this because he should have known that johnson's attitude toward the vice presidency was not dog mattic. there were signs along the way and we detailed sev

l.a. >>> we are still seeing the mostly cloudy skies around the bay area, and here's a look at today's high temperatures in the peninsula. it will be up to 76 degrees and the southe fog and the drizzle clears out, it will be a cool 65, with some breezy winds in san francisco. looking at over the next several days our temperatures remain the same in san francisco, while the inland areas will start to feel some cooling especially this weekend and early next week. >> get the weather anytime you need it. check out our friends at the weather channel on cable. mr. lauer? >> al, thanks very much. >>> now, a "steals & deals" blowout on the plaza. jill martin joins us with bargains on the essentials. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's get right to it. backpacks. every kid wants a great, new backpack. >> we're going to start with the olympia usa backpack with haley and zoe. they are 8-year-old twins. and i want you to smile into the camera. look at the dimples. they do not come with the deal. can you handle that? these are backpacks and they're rolling. you want to display them for us? let's do our little strut. ready? one, two, three, go. >> the rolling thing, if yo