making some good progress at the tco. below at the train box there it's essentially complete at this point. we really the clean up is in process right now. there's a lot of -- if you walked through that recently it looks a little like home depot and a lot of boxes and a lot of equipment and materials and stuff that is just getting cleaned up. that's really the mode at these levels at this point. that's my words page here that's essentially what i've just said. it's in that particular page. on the left-hand side you have that first admission. you're looking south there is come -- completed. the one on the bus deck on the right is still going. we have that box, i like to call it is fridge box, is hiding and protecting one of the pylons on the bus deck that is being hooked up and is going to have data on it very soon. the ceilings and everything look very similar to the rendering. also at biel street, biel street is all set as well. all the different elements that the bus plaza will activate fully in less than a couple of da

we had planned to get fully engaged in training right at this tco. since we are in the middle of testing fire alarms, all the devices have been pretested and they worked. it's hour by hour, day by day adventure. monday we had 44 troubles on our fire alarm panel. there's about 2,000 devices so proportionally it's not too bad. by tuesday they were all cleared. we have fire inspectors coming every night for about four hours. unfortunately at this point in time all the inspectors are pretty booked with annual inspections of high-rises and what have you. so their availability sometimes challenging. they have been cleaning in and been doing four hour over time every night. last night we got through just about everything related to fire protection, to sprinklers. tonight we'll be doing -- finishing off the fire pump and getting an agreement with the fire inspectors on that. last night we were working with some fire smoke dampers even though they were pretested and all worked fine. they can be fineky devices being mechanical. they had a few issues last night

gang members, misdemeanors, the amount of crime coming here including tcos, actually a larger numberecause you talk about misdemeanors, infinitesimal. >> lastly, you're going to talk about the special tonight. how common is it, the other thing claimed, people bringing children into the country, they're not their children. they're pretending they're their kids. >> 1%. it would be funny if it waesn't so serious. i asked how many fraudulent family units come into the sector, epicenter of the entire thing. he said 1%. but the number might be higher. i said what does that mean, 2%? maybe. 3%? maybe. talking peanuts when it comes to the overall people apprehended crossing that southern border. >> jacob soboroff, will demystify things you're hearing from the administration. don't just believe them on site. listen to the journalists that can tell you what's true, not true, myths, lies. he has a dateline special tonight, a must watch. special about what's happening on the border, called "the dividing line." we'll all be watching, dvring, tweeting about it tonight. >>> coming up, more "am joy"

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. >> everybody thinks that paul manafort is being pressured by prosecutors to quochlt with tco them to alleviate pressure on himself. and we all assume that pressure on prosecutors is because paul manafort does that important information to give them about the larger case these prosecutors are pursuing. an alternate theory of the case here is paul manafort thinks he is not guilty of any of these things he's charged with, he can endure discomfort and legal bills right now because ultimately he's going to be vindicated, he's going to be aquilted and there's no reason for him to plead to anything he didn't do. >> right. >> how strong is the case against him? >> the case is pretty strong against him for two reasons. one, a lot of this is paper, right? this is about tax filings, documents from banks. so that's one thing. two, some of the most important witnesses against him as far as we can tell from what we know at this point, some of the most important witnesses against him are for example his accountant, his lawyer. those aren't great witnesses if you're trying to beat a case. and so i t

the time, i was with tco tv channel 13 and the rodney king riots happened.e were on la brea avenue, that's where the views are located at the time i was a member of first ame church which is a black church in south centralla , wonderful community. and so i wanted to be where the riots were, i wanted to be with my people. so i suggested to our news director bob that i was in commentary on the evening news. can:00 news, 2 and a half minute commentary so i suggested but i do my commentary from the church because i knew people would be out there and also that the mayor was going to be there. and he said that's a great idea. go down there now and i'll send a crew. in time. i went to the church and it was, people were coming in and it was like old. and then suddenly, it really started getting harry. fires started getting closer, you can hear gunfire. you could hear a tax on the church and asked, holding of cars in the parking lot. my car was covered with ash and bob called me and he said you're stuck, we can't get a crew in there, it's too dangerous . so i was sta

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