and it was out of that that the first city of los angeles mural program came. aps the work i'm most well-known for is "the great wall of los angeles" mural. it's a half-a-mile-long narrative work that depicts, in a chronological sequence, the history of various ethnic groups in california. the great wall was produced over a five-summer period with approximately 350 young people participating, ages 14 through 21, and to cover that wall once would take 300 gallons of paint. woman: back in 1976, judy founded the social and public art resource center, sparc, with "the great wall of los angeles." it's the longest mural in the world, and perhaps our signature piece. and from there, when judy was doing it, the mayoof los angeles at the time had asked, "is there any way that you can replicate this incredible project all over the city?" so what she developed was a project called the great walls unlimited neighborhood pride program. of the 70 pieces that sparc has done in all of these ethnic communities, the first thing that we did was that we sent two artists out to the

a tale of two teams, indians shut on the the angels 4-0 and lead the al central with an 11- 9 record, angels expected to compete for world series in the a.l., 7-15. >>> time for a break. when we return, rg3 makes himself comfortable at fedex field and an untarget stick 3rd period back to back mistake dooms -- uncharacteristic 3rd period back to back mistake zooms the caps. caps-- dooms the caps. >>> one game does not a series make. remember the caps lost to the bruins in boston in game 1. it's not a good start told, although it was 90 seconds in the 3rd -- start today, although it was 90 seconds in the 3rd period that really doomed washington. when it was determined in one minute and 30 seconds, 3rd period, brandon holtby is beat gloveside, gives the rangers a 2-1 lead. the rangers were on a rush. that hiccup gave crowder all the room he needed. 90 seconds later jason chimera loses it along the board. two mistakes cost the caps. they fall to the rangers 3-1 in game 1. the series resumes tomorrow night in the big apple. game 2 at 7:30. wednesday the series shifts to d.c., 7:30 game tim

the birds with a 2-1 lead. >>> the angels come back in the bottom of the fifth.in and here are a couple more. bobby abreu, the two-run edge is, part ve-run frame and they lead 5-3 in the seventh inning. >>> did you see it in seattle? the chicago white sox right- hander, phillip umber, two out, 3-2 count, and ryan with the check swing and calls it a strike 3. the ball gets away from ber gin sky and everyone is celebrating and throws the perfect game, meaning no one reaches base, 27 batters up and down, and the white sox win 4- 0, the 20th regular season game in mlb history. >>> time for the first break in the show. when we come back, the wizards are in miami is john wall fakes a licking and does he keep on ticking. an ankle injury update after the break.  . >>> welcome back. the heat is on the wizards tonight. miami won six straight in the series. the wizards have been playing well, winning two straight and four of the last six. the last three wins have been against play-off teams. yes, the wiz in miami, first half. comes up with a steal and t

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mark has more on the angels and, so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving. ♪ [ dad ] we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. ♪ i bathed it in miracles. director: [ sighs ] cut! sorry to interrupt. when's the show? well, if we don't find an audience, all we'll ever do is rehearse. maybe you should try every door direct mail. just select the zip codes where you want your message to be seen, print it yourself, or we'll help you find a local partner and you find the customers that matter most. brilliant. clifton, show us overjoyed. no, too much. jennessa. ah! a round of applause. [ applause ] [ male announcer ] go online to reach every home, every address, every time with every door direct mail. >>> mark's here with the sport report. the road has been pretty g

tell me about the loss angeles times interest in books and why you continue in this digital age >> we feel that it is at the core of the very essence of what we do. it is an integral part of our day-to-day reporting in journalism, connecting consumers and interested readers with our advertising partners and talking about books in whatever form on printed page or back late or otherwise with screens is very important to us. it is the connective fabric for all of society, we feel. part of what makes a democracy work, especially in this election year, 2012, with you folks at c-span are certainly covering well, as you always do. >> the second year of your collaboration here bringing the festival to the campus of usc. tell people why you wanted it here. >> we wanted it here because we felt it's very fitting to have the festival on the university campus in the heart of downtown los angeles and also given the long history of close collaboration that we have with the l.a. times. so we are very excited to host this festival on our campus. >> what is new this year? >> well, i'm excited about las

wow. >>> the rangers oust the senators, rays sting the angels, the first round of the nfl draft. the devils send home the panthers in double overtime. >>> the weekend forecast is not the best, if you're in the mid-atlantic or ohio valley, i'll explain why. details are coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> very good morning to you if you're just waking up this is "early today." >>> in sports it was quite a night last night to end the first round of hockey's stanley cup playoffs with two deciding game seven match-ups. here is fred roggin with an early look at the sports headlines. >>> good morning, the first round of the stanley cup playoffs were so good the panthers and devils didn't want it to end. game seven in florida, that is what i call a game face. panthers down two, clawed their way back. mrcel goc scored the equalizer. florida forced overtime. stayed that way through the firstot. double overtime, adam henrique, biggest goal of his career. devils win in double ot, they play the flyers. >>> nobody expected the top seeded rangers to be in game seven, they made the mos

one fact about usc and the "los angeles times", they are the two oldest institutions in los angeles. we expect to have in excess 150,000 people attending the festival. we will have eight outdoor stages, over 400 authors, eight signing stations, 150 literary exhibitors, so as you could say, they are is a little bit of something for everyone. the authors will include anyone from michael black, judy blume, kareem abdul-jabbar, rodney king, we will also be having many of the award-winning editorial members of the "los angeles times" editorial staff. they will be moderating panels. that being said, there is a little something for everyone here to celebrate about the written word. >> in his new book, rodney king recounts his life following the video recording of his beating by los angeles police on march 3, 1991. mr. king talks about his own legal problems and alcohol addiction since then, as well as the acquittal of four of the police officers in the case. on tuesday, rodney king spoke at the research for black culture in harlem. "book tv" will bring you this event live online. at 630 east

winning percentage in nba history. >>> in baseball, a dramatic end as tampa bay faces off against the angelsottom of the ninth with the count 2-2, brandon allen crushed it. a master walkoff home run. his two-run blast lifts the rays over the angels 4-3. nice. >>> when we come back, a floating freefall. a photo shows what happens when a tranquilized bear loses his grip. ♪ [ instrumental ] [ girl ] when i started playing soccer, i wasn't so good. [ barks ] so me and sadie started practicing. we practiced a lot. now i've got some moves! [ crowd cheering ] spin kick! whoo-hoo! [ giggling ] [ announcer ] we know how important your dog is to your whole family. so help keep him strong and healthy with purina dog chow. because you're not just a family. you're a dog family. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., mostly sunny, 65. atlanta, partly sunny, 83. st. louis, heavy thunderstorms, 62. denver, mostly cloudy, 70. seattle, partly sunny, 58. >>> it's believed to be a medical first here in the u.s. doctors have retransplanted a kidney. the organ w

the rays sting the angel, and the first round of the nfl draft. plus -- the devils send home the panthers in double overtime. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in the weekend forecast, keeping it relatively dry on the west coast. a few showers to talk about. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> a very good morning to you. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> in sports it was quite a night last night to end the first round of hockey's stanley cup playoffs with two deciding game seven match-ups. here's nbc's from with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the first round of the stanley cup playoffs were so good the panthers and devils didn't want it to end. game seven in florida, that is what i call a game face. panthers down two, clawed their way back. marcel goc scored the equalizer. under four minutes of play. florida rallied and forced overtime. stayed that way through the first o.t. then in double overtime, add a.m. henrique ended it. the rookie with the

. >> he owned the angels. he had his horse trigger. >> jimmy: he sold like a hundred million records. >> he was a stylist and a regular film actor.

we had urge the "los angeles times" not to run those phot photos. ind of photos are used by the enemy. to incite violence. >> those are criminal investigation now by the department of defense. 18 photographs taking over the span of roughly 90 days. two years ago. first published as the defense secretary mentioned by the los angeles times. we blurred some of this. soldiers posing with body parts. there is a series of them and there is pushback about the reaction to them. >> i'm furious. not of the troops that did something dumb. but i'm furious as a moral cowardess of military leaders who never stick up for troops but protect the careers. the action of our generals is leap out and say my, go our troops are so awful. they're so wicked. this isn't us. this isn't us. the real scandal is that the establishment media leaps on another chance to trash our troops. the worst of the scandal is that our leaders in and out of uniform rush to condemn our troops. no explanation. no context. >> bret: okay. what about this? and the expected pushback perhaps in afghan

the angels have the lead, the three-one. they continue in anaheim. the 100 year anniversary of the opening of fenway park. the red sox going retro decelerate. they face them 100 years ago. -- retro to celebrate. they faced them 100 years ago. the yankees' alex rodriguez not fazed by the hoopla and crushes the pitch. 6-2 against the red sox. duke took down the terrorist incident. maryland had a 7-3 record. -- terrapins today. maryland had a 7-3 record. third quarter, 5-3. mike rockets into goal. cuts the lead to one. in front of the net and duke beats maryland, 6-5 in the semifinals. women's lacrosse. four goal lead in the first half. lauren, drops in the goal but loyola fighting back. anna goes in for the goal. they remain undefeated as loyola wins 15-11. as they continue their celebration, they will also have some new momus to highlight including one coming up when the next generation of the redskin -- ripkens takes the field. >> he plays with the same passion, and he even sounds like a dead. >> we are off to a great start. -- he even sounds like hi

right now it is a 6-3 lead for the angels. check swing, brendan ryan, strike three. 21st perfect game in major league history, leaving his mark on the game forever. >>> for decades, when john hopkins and navy gathered for lacrosse, the results seemed preordained. today, there rare occurrence. first quarter, 2-0 navy. the jump shot effective not just in basketball. second quarter, ok, here comes hopkins. great ball movement. zack pommard finishes with the goal. in the third, 5-1. unobstructed, walks in. the midshipmen beat johns hopkins 8-2, just their second victory over them in the last 39 games. >>> un b.c., over time. the last five goals of regulation. -- umbc, overtime. a huge comeback for the retrievers. umbc clinches a spot in the american east tournament with a victory over albany. >>> towson at home, getting the game against drexel. the good shot. drexel with the lead. the tigers fell behind, 5-one, starting to come back, nice move. 5-2. moments later, from behind the net. plays hide the ball. it goes well, unassisted g

she became known as "the angel of the battlefield." >> during the americanlefield." civil war, it wasn't too common for women to be near the battlefield. clara barton changed all that by providing aid to soldiers, and so that's why they called her the angel of the battlefield. >> after the war, she visited europe and learned about an organization there called the international red cross. >> the international red cross movement started in europe to help relieve the suffering of people affected by war. it was founded by henry dunant, a swiss businessman, and still today, we honor him by using the reverse of the swiss flag for our symbol -- the red cross against a white background. >> returning to the united states, she founded the american red cross in 1881. and ever since then, the american red cross has been helping people in need. what are some of the big disasters the red cross responded to? >> the red cross has been responding to disasters since its beginnings in 1881, when there was a large wildfire across michigan. and early on, the red cross also responded to f

and lo and behold, a divine personage occurs to him- the angel moroni- and reveals these ancient plates that were buried in upstate new york, and he's given powers to translate them. and on these plates comes the book of mormon. and what does the book of mormon do? it places the mormons in the center of god's drama, right on the american frontier, which has absolutely unlimited potential. so you take spiritual power, a divine plan, revealed mythically, supernaturally, to a people who are then called upon to build zion, to build god's kingdom on earth, right at a time- and we're talking here, you know, jacksonian democracy- heading out across the frontier, building the great nation because god wants us to. well, what are the mormons going to do? they're going to restore the true christian church on earth. so with that kind of mythic power- and you know, we talked about doctrine guiding myth- but with that kind of mythic power behind them, the story then becomes absolutely fascinating in terms of what they were able to put up with. just a little bit more of the history, sometimes i- his p

. >>> orioles against the angels today, top of the 6th. called strike. manager buck showalter disagrees and gets ejected promptly. that's no good. arguing, but staying under control. has taken exception to a number of calls. bases loaded, two outs. orioles took a 2-1 lead. angels tie it in the bottom, forcing extra innings. runner on and two outs. ground ball, scores the game winning run. orioles 6-4 on the road trip. >>> coming up, lakers' ron artest not living up to his new name of metta world peace. we go through them all the time. doors that mark the day's events. new beginnings. endings. routines. revealing the stories and dramas -- the victories and challenges -- that help us go through new doors of our own. be part of the story. colonial williamsburg. guys. come here, come here. [ telephone ringing ] i'm calling my old dealership. [ man ] may ford. hi, yeah. do you guys have any crossovers that offer better highway fuel economy than the chevy equinox? no, sorry, sir. we don't. oh, well, that's too bad. [ man ] kyle, is that you? [ laughs ] [ man ]

the beech. how can one find an angel investor to see the business plan? what about that. he has an idea and how does he find somebody to give him money? >> he is right to two to the angel rather than venture capitalist because he is investing his own money, and he can be more idiosyncratic, and investing from the gut and can do more. in this case, particularly, stay local. there are lots of angels in every town. they are usually retired executives who have money to invest. look for someone who has that interest, and someone who has been in the hotel business before or has an interest in that part of the jeeg ra ti fi. and maybe a willing investor for you. >> it is tricky, because you can't go to the angel group with an investment like this, because they are mostly focused on tech. >> well, you can if you work hard, and as we say on the show, google is your friend and google angel networks and see what comes up. if you do a lot of hard work, you can get there, but the thing that i am most worried about is the pitch for the contributor is lose the first initial clause of th

of the coverage of the "los angeles times" festival oflo books. we will be here today with live coverage of nonfiction book panels and in between, live call in programs with authors of the latest nonfiction books. and aut nonfiction books. let's take a look at a rundown. coming up next, an interview with eric alterman. his new book is called "the cause." that is followed by an interview with lori andrews, who has a new book on social networks and the death of privacy called, i know who you are and i saw what you did. in an hour and a half from now, a panel session from usc in the los angeles times, three others including edward hughes, anna sklar, and peer leaves. kareem abdul-jabbar has a new children's book. three hours from now, another panel session live from usc. it is called surveillance and secrets. lori andrews, our earlier guests, is part of the panel. four hours from los angeles, a live call-in program who has a new book called delirium. then, our coverage continues with a panel called support our statements. final, our program and a call

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for them this loss of a child, a husband, a daughter, we know the song can't heal that, but when the angelsmean, that's what we'd like to think, that when our loved one is suffering the most, that angels just covered them, took away the fear and took away the pain. and if we could live with that idea, i think we could all sleep a little better. >> reporter: and so we choose kevin costner as "person of the week." and his band, modern west. and every week, we salute the gold star families and those troops who have given so much for all of us. thank you for watching. david muir will be here this weekend. we'll see you monday. good night.

the most, that angels just covered them, took away the fear and took away the pain.ld live with that idea, i think we could all sleep a little better. >> reporter: and so we choose kevin costner as "person of the week," and his band, modern west. and every week, we salute the gold star families and those troops who have given so much for all of us. thank you for watching. david muir will be here this weekend. >>> tonight, harsh coastal conditions claim the life of a 6-year-old girl. a tragic scent on the beach. >> a thunderstorm outbreak go nootz record books. >> and after the storm comes clean up. we'll be live to show what a mess it left behind on a number of east bay hillside autos we're live in high sierra tonight for what is shaping up to be a great weekend for skiers. >> the roar of thunder and hundreds of lightning strikes. more than anyone can remember in a single storm in the bay area, good evening, everybody. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. harsh weather had deadly consequences for one family. a 6-year-old girl killed when she was pinned under a log

picking up for the guardian angels left off the street patrol and and support any acts of his vigilante's time will tell. >>> in oakland robert lyles cbs five the city is making even harder these days to make a living and some business owners in the bill district the required to have paid $50. the city millions of dollars. we get a fun money anywhere even more economic strides. the new inspection fee is more about cost recovery and of the city does make a profit on. in court admitting he did it in explaining why was left to decide to travel trial of a man who says he killed more than 70 people in a single day. in one of the most elite groups in the country by the name of his face for actions of fraud what we know about the secret service agents being investigated for involvement with colombian prostitutes. and at this hour we currently have mostly cloudy skies of the city of san francisco then the days that will top off and 80s as eyewitness news' continues on the c. w.. ropes time, this summer youth camp. >>> is this, a person i saw him shoot and kill my friend sell its ferrier and the t

the bucket load. half a billion dollars so far to los angeles, to disney hall, the l.a. opera, the museum of contemporary art, three scientific research centers, and he puts his name on almost all of them. you want the world to know about it by putting your name on all the things you do support. >> i don't keep it a secret, that's for sure. [ticking] >> when sony, the electronics giant that's the epitome of japan incorporated, lost its cutting edge, it did something radical. it hired a westerner, sir howard stringer, as its new ceo. sony is no longer the coolest. this is the coolest. >> you can take ipod and beat us over the head with it, but it's only one product, and we have 1,000 products. >> still, talk about a tough job. he has to turn sony around in a culture that's not always easy for a westerner to understand. >> sorry. >> that's all right. were you lost in translation too? >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. in this edition, we talk with a trio of business moguls, carl icahn, eli broad, and sir howard stringer. we begin with carl icahn. it takes a

. >>> between 1861 and 1868, clara barton known as the angel of the battlefield and founder of the american red cross lived in this washington, d.c., building. she employed 12 clerks on the third floor in her missing soldiers office where they received over 60,000 letters from families searching for lost sons and husbands. in 1986, richard lyon was helping to prepare the building for demolition when he discovered this office sign in the attic. "american history tv" visited the building on 7th street to learn about the missing soldiers office and hear the story about richard lyons who worked alone for months to save the building from demolition. >> hi, i'm susan rosenbald and i work in frederick, maryland, and i have a great project i'm working of, it's clara barton's missing soldiers office, she lived here during the civil war and this is where she got her start in humanitarian relief. here we are inside the space where clara lived during the civil war. this part right here was last renovated about 1910. as we go up the original staircase starting at about the second floor landing it's all

but also in the last for east coast cities in megacities los angeles. there's really actually a lot of space. and so, with knowledge, we can begin to see how the landscape is influencing our mind and it is here in los angeles, the earthquakes, the worry about water, air, it all influences are mine. if we feed him larger context to realize how spacious, which is really the penetration is by the land. the land is not a race. it is here. that is the frontier that frederick, what he was talking about in colonial turns. but we can live it in terms of -- well in terms of being connected and call it a critic you want to. >> i think we americans live in the frontier every day, every hour all the time wherever we are living before actually in a wide-open space and most likely we are in the frontier depending on your mind that and maybe feel trapped and you would be able to come in which case to god come you don't appreciate what you have. but you know, this whole don't tread on me as a free country i can do what i want, all these things i was mentioning earlier,

those are what i called borrowing from lincoln, the better angels of our nature. this is very much a story of what has happened over the course of history that huh loud our angels to prevail. >> wilprevail. >> rose: wilson, kandel and pinker. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: e.o. wilson is one of the most distinguished scientists in the world. he's my favorite people. he joyeded the harvard faculty has an honorary curator. he's a two time recipient of the poorts prize. called him the father of bio diversity. his book the social conquest of earth has the most fundamental questions. where did we come from, who are we and where are we going. thank you for coming. >> thank you, very much. >> rose: you said all new ideas because you do have a new idea here. all new ideas go through three phases. they are first ridiculed or ignored, then they meet outrage then they are said to have been obvious all along. where is this new idea you have. >> you m outrage with a few beginning to point out that th

the bush no r.t. reporting from los angeles california. in mali rebels in the north of the country have captured the strategic town of key to all this comes just a week after the country's military staged a coup to overthrow the president and to seize power because of concerns he was not doing enough to find the rebellion coup leader captain. has already asked for foreign help to tackle the insurgents rebels fought in libya for colonel gadhafi before returning better armed to the region. mohammad and international representative of the nation of islam believes that mali's problems are a direct result of the western intervention in libya. down for. help but it's all so effective after. all says the lines to syria what they targeted. in government is affect. the results of the. case. back to the choice of the french not to. baby it is a step in because it was easy for the western powers to say that the election is done via. another referendum on the election supervised by an international body but that wasn't a desire if it was. a desire was

. >>> 20 years since the los angeles. we'll take you back to the day with loadist took to the streets. >>> now at 11 crews have just six more hours to complethe bri the demolition on doyle drive started friday night. it's part of project to create a safer entry to the bridge. although a major traffic mess was expected it seems many people used alternates route bacall tran says we're not out of the woods just wet yet. they're now warning drivers to ewe caution driving the temporary approach. ground work continuing around to make the deadline. it turn wood a huge spect spectacle. more on that ahead. first we start with da lin are crews expected to make the deadline? >> reporter: yes, serving on time. they say they'll open t it come 5:00 on monday morning. construction crews are focusing on that stretch right now. the final stretch of the temporary bypass. the video was shot around 7:00 sunday. you can see they have a lot of work yet. >> put down the stripeing, electrical work is going on. >> reporter: they also need to put o