well, remember how matt challenged the l.a. beast? well, the l.a.ound out about that challenge and it turns out he's going to do a brand-new challenge where he says he will go after matt's achilles' heel. >> this is good for all of us. going to make better videos of these guys try to outdo each other. ♪ >>> that's going to do it for us here at "rtm." thanks for joining us and we'll see you next time. >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman, if you want great videos from the web, we've got them, "right this minute." >>> anybody in there? >> police search for survivors in a wrecked car and suddenly spot someone trapped. >> that person cannot move. >> how an officer dodged flames and live power lines to drag a man to safety. >>> move over, baby, this is the new star pig. >> he never knew any different. >> the story behind the hottest ham on two legs. >>> hidden cameras finally crack the case of -- >> the

l.a. swat team or the trainer of the l.a. [ laughter ] >> jon: you know when i was growing up we also had an uncle scotty. >> i don't think he was like the uncle scotty i know. >> jon: who was this uncle scotty. >> we were going to meet him at the eagles nest outside of l.a. >> jon: is that what they call the apartment? >> i think he has some kind of apartment called something similar. but this is his training grounds anyway. i'm there waiting with the other stunt guy that is my stunt guy. we're waiting for him. this camouflage hummer pulls up. this guy gets out and he's in cameo and a palestine shawl around his neck and oakley glasses. he walks up to us real slowly and we're standing by this bench and the first thing he says is "all right i'm uncle scotty. sit down mother (bleep)." [laughter] i'm feeling like a little school girl and i'm like yes he's like i train 150,000 people and not one (bleep) has been injured. do you understand that (bleep)? i'm like yes, sir. he was like you don't call me, sir you call me urchg i scot

iewl meet the l.a. crowd dumping four wheels for two avid out their secret for staying alive. >> the aftermath of the wet weekend still being felt. where a bmw owner discovered this mess this morning. . >> low clouds, some dense fog give wake to a little sunshine outside. i think there is more fog on the return. we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, oyed by the . >>> the dow is soaring this noon. it's up over 200 points. traders are blueied by the remarks this morning from new fed chair janet yellen in her first public comment since taking over. she said she expects it to continue the policies that were set by ben bernanke. she said she believes the economy is strong enough now to with stand a pullback in the stimulus but only in what she called measured steps. >>> president obama says he will punish any american company that violates sanctions against iran. he made those comments today as he held meet tegz white house with french president francois hollande. the two leaders held talks in the o

the l.a. county democrat was indoited friday on several corruption charges along with his brother tom, a former state lawmaker, a lobbyist now. ron calderon is accused of trading political favors for money, trips and other gifts. . >>> state lawmakers are stepping into san francisco's housing crisis. senator mark leno is introduce willing a bill targeting ellis act evictions. it would require buyers in san francisco to own a building for five years before they can force out a tenant. . >>> developing news on the golden gate bridge, the cost of your toll may go up soon. we just learned the plan. mark kelly has details. >> reporter: driving over the golden gate bridge could go up as muchs one dollar as soon as april and gets a high as $8 by 2018. that's the recommendation at the golden gate bridge highway transportation district. this is not final. the finance committee and full board still have to give the grown light. here's more detail on how this could work. right now fastrak costs $5 per cr

program they were hooked into the national -- called the national junior tennis league program which the l.a84 found dax funded. they got coaching there. they have access to the tennis federation. they were noticed and, you know, that they had a lot of talent. so the doors were opened for them to our program. >> de france's work paved the way for her to be the first female and african-american to join the international olympic committee, leading to become the first female vice president in 1997. so tell us what is it exactly -- what does it mean to be a member of the ioc? >> what do we do, it depends on who we are and it's volunteer position. since 1980 and a check from the organizing committee, they have been able to pave the way of ioc members to conduct olympic business. what is olympic business? figuring out where the games will be. deciding what sports will be on the program of the games. making decisions about doping control. so just all of the management of the games. and making sure most importantly for the athletes that the games do endure and flourish. >> what i'm hearing though, w

sixth on the "l.a. times" bestseller list. followed by a short guide to a long life by david angus. including promised land and a ninth place the memoir will failure. and wrapping up the list is the muriel sherman's profile in the loudest voice in the room. look for the germans on booktv's author program afterwards on booktv on c-span2. and that is the top 10 best-selling books list according to the "los angeles times." >> next, history from pre-civil war to preconstruction. and we are automating large part of the boulevard. macon has its park. and they were laying it out with a load of cotton and headed towards the river to market downstream. right through what the engineers could lay down and they simply wove this road into the layout of macon georgia. in a lot of ways, it serves as that a metaphor, as i said. the history cannot be told when we are blind. so many things have happened here and it is really relating to our past and present and our future and that is the old dusty road where khan was taken to the river. this park is named after rosa parks. and now i would like to take

the story we are talking about all day. dumpster box opening in l.a. over the weekend -- dumb l.a. eropening in the weekend. jon erlichman has been trying to figure out who is behind this. you are getting clues? checked the filming permits for this wastion and what came back a company called absolute productions which is tied to a couple well-known comics. tim and eric have ties to comedy central programming. a lot of people online have been buzzing about if they are ultimately behind this. we continue to make calls and sniff around. just an art installation. if they are not charging for the coffee that is not that great. people are lining up for hours and hours. new tonightre a show premiering tonight? would this be a great thing for jimmy fallon? be a bad way to go, right? he is social media savvy. we have asked a lot of people why are you coming here? why am i here? media people, the users of social media -- i heard about it through twitter or facebook and some people, the local media has been covering this. people have a certain curiosity. when you look at these events that take

kid, i can't think of a better situation playing for the nets and playing here in l.a. tting the win. just glad kobe and shaq weren't out there. >> he's got the sense of humor. for much more on collins, dale jr., and the rest of the sports world, check out "sportscenter," we're live 9:00 a.m. eastern over on espn. >>> up next, "the pulse." where paula deen's comeback effort takes another step forward. >>> and the russians poke fun at themselves in the olympic closing ceremony. themselves in the olympic closing ceremony. ♪ [ girl ] roses are red. violets are blue. splenda® is sweet. and so are you. [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. ♪ splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. it's a very good reason to enjoy something sweet with the ones you love. think sugar, say splenda™ to help pay for her kids' ice time, -before earning 1% cash back... -guys! -everywhere, every time... -close the front door! and 2% back at the grocery store, even before she got 3% back on gas with no hoops to

to rip up the tracks and and because they've they were all about tires and cars you know and and the l.a. the then turned into this incredible monster that is to this day although they're starting to build back their mass transit system it was there is some sort of corporate conspiracy i mean those two companies are actually convicted in court of criminal conspiracy in that case you know was there something i like that a lead in the suburbs or or was it just as you say early the site guys of the time was it just hey let's go out live out there what used to be a farmland. it was it was a combination of things but there was a consortium and they did they were fined and it was a conspiracy to sort of tear up our. public transit system basically so that was part of it it was also you know the federal highway act paved the way literally for some forty thousand miles of highway and there was this there was an exhibit at the world's fair futurama and it painted this picture very famous of this this futuristic world where we were all going to live in these pretty bedroom communities and driving

the l.a. times are reporting state health officials have been investigating this since 2012. kness and paralysis in one or more limbs. >>> the dalai lama is getting set to talk here at santa clara university in a couple of showers. here is what it was -- couple of hours. if you are curious, here is what it was like in berkeley yesterday. [chanting] >> how can i better motivate my child to be happier and to perform better at doing his homework and coolwork? >> i think let him marry, and produce his own children. then he has great experience of these things. [ laughing ] >> the event at santa clara university starts at 10:00 this morning and is sold-out. >>> and we are going soaring this morning over a really long line of bad traffic. traffic from tracy all the way up to the dublin interchange. and westbound 580 to the cas is a valley. unusually heavy now in westbound lanes. bart expecting normal service after the derailment friday evening. they got everything fixed yesterday morning. now all trains are on time. >> and we are enjoying spring- like weather around the bay area con

jason collins is the and of -- player.rst official gay he played against the l.a. lakers. t wants to do well the court. went to get right over to jacqui jeras so she can talk about the weather. she is over at the weather wall. >> am i in the weather center? this is so much fun. we went to give you the big show at this time and give you all the details of what you can expect right now and the dad and the week ahead. overd front passed through the overnight hours. there were a few sprinkles. we did not see much in d.c. muchemperatures will be so cooler today and our winds are going to be rather strong. keep that in mind. it the windsor 12 miles per hour. it feels like it is in the 30's for much of the region. it is 36 in frederick and 39 in culpeper. temperatureshe dropping across the region. this is about a 20 degree difference in temperature from the weekend. high-pressure is going to build in behind this front. that is going to draw in the cool breeze. if you are not seeing stars right now you will of the next hour. we do have a few changes ahead. are we a couple of weak d

is this is the first time an nfl owner bought a piece of land in the l.a. area capable of accommodating a stadium. >> the weather looked nice at fan fest at at&t park. wearing tank tops. >> you can but your feet to rest because the rain dances have paid off. gorgeous sight towards the bay bridge but you're going to be seeing increasing clouds. looking right now at live doppler 7hd radar satellite. you can see some clouds are approaching the coast. we're going do have a coastal hugging storm so we are going to be seeing areas of the bay that will get a little bit of rain. right now for the kgo camera towards the ferry building and the embarcadero, it's clear there and we'll have a chance of rain tomorrow, drier and milder next week but seasonable. here's a look at the pacific satellite. as this area of low pressure is just off the coast it's going to be coming in and bringing us tomorrow's storm, if you will. it's not really going to bring us too much rain because it's just going to be about a quarter inch to three-quarters of an inch, an inch might be too mu

is this is the first time an nfl owner bought a piece of land in the l.a. area capable of accommodating a stadium. >> the weather looked nice at fan fest at at&t park. tank tops. >> you can but your feet to rest because the rain dances have paid off. gorgeous sight towards the bay bridge but you're going to be seeing increasing clouds. looking right now at live doppler 7hd radar satellite. you can see some clouds are approaching the coast. we're going do have a coastal hugging storm so we are going to be seeing areas of the bay that will get a little bit of rain. right now for the kgo camera towards the ferry building and the embarcadero, it's clear there and we'll have a chance of rain tomorrow, drier and milder next week but seasonable. here's a look at the pacific satellite. as this area of low pressure is just off the coast it's going to be coming in and bringing us tomorrow's storm, if you will. it's not really going to bring us too much rain because it's just going to be about a quarter inch to three-quarters of an inch, an inch might be too much of an

with her time at the l.a. y jail nearing an end, she let loose on the staff. >> i feel like the sheriff's department is organized crime itself anyway. they organize a way to disenfranchise us at every step. if we stick together, they break our pods up. i was in a whole other pod. all of a sudden i'm in this pod over here. why? because we all got along. >> hey, ladies. >> there are women here that are actually innocent and we are all treated guilty until proven otherwise. >> how come you are all in there? are you having a party in there? >> l.a.'s women's facility wasn't all doom and bloom. this group found a creative way to play volleyball with a toilet paper net held up by sanitary pads. >> they had to stretch it pretty far to connect it to the wall and every five seconds it would fall down and have three or four sanitary napkins smashed up against the cinder block wall to try to keep it up. just goes to show you that when you are inside, if you need to distract yourself from the day-to-day craziness of being

governor jerry brown and attorney general pamela harris are expected to attend. >>> and the l.a. county democrat was indicted friday on a variety of corruption charges along with his brother, tom, who works as a lobbyist. he is accused of trading political favors for money and other gifts. >> the indictment described a scheme where he solicited and accepted approximately $100,000 in cash bribes, as well as plane trips, gourmet dinners and drips to golf resorts. >> he is also accused of taking part in a film industry tax sting. he could be sentenced to up to 396 years in federal prison. at 6:45, cbs 5 melissa king will look at how the scandal may lead to the collapse of the democratic party super majority in colorado. >>> and president obama will speak to a sold out crowd at santa clara university levy center. -- . >> the deep sound of tibetan monks chanting prayers sets a tone from the dalai lama on how to achieve happiness. his holiness needed to shade his eyes from the stage lights. don't be trapped by money, be come passionate, think of others before yourself. think of the plan

the l.a. health department shut the shop down for operating without a permit. earlier in the show we told you how christians are being persecuted in many places across the world. but could it ever happen to that extent right here in the united states? a movie called persecuted addresses the issues of freedom of religion and freedom of speech. i'm lucky enough to have a small role in this movie. it was screened before members of congress before it officially opens in may. here's a sneak peek with former senator fred thomas and comedian fred stein. >> as long as you have power and ambitious people together you're going to have abuse of that power and corruption. >> freedom of speech and religion is the core upon which this country was built. we see them eroding every day and we come together jointly to try to put our fingers in that dike and hold those freedoms to pass to our children and grandchildren. >> how easily you can be seduced when suddenly a little power, a little persuasion, somebody throwing a little -- boy, you're great, you're something and they're

gerrick kennedy of "the l.a. ering a pre-grammy press event a t the beverly hilton when the singer raised eyebrows at the hotel. >> one of the conversations i had was that security were getting calls from guests that she was doing hand stands by the pool. oh, that's pretty bizarre. >> and then there was this. kennedy says houston smelled of cigarettes and alcohol when she burst in on her mentor, clive davis. >> come say hi to your god dad. >> i'm just like, oh, my god. you're a mess right now. you're embarrassing yourself. i'm embarrassed for you. >> but the pop star appeared anything but disheveled or disoriented later that night. >> whitney houston attended a pre-grammy party at this hollywood nightclub. and as she walked the red carpet, witnesses say she had it together and was on her best behavior. adam ambrose is a publicist for true hollywood. >> she walked along here with -- holding hands, in fact, with bobbi kristina. they both looked radiant when they arrived. they were looking fantastic. >> houston was e

john has the bite in l.a. what do you have? >> one. r, beyoncÉ, who we believe recently teamed up with the filesharing service for the itunes album she secretly revealed to the world recently. i was speaking to the ceo aaron levy, hearing him explain the situation without using beyoncÉ's name. >> there was a somewhat popular release of a new album that happen by surprise recently, and one of the reasons why it was kept in secret so well is because box was the platform for managing that content. they were able to decide to reveal the information in the news at a time when they wanted to, and they could keep all of the security and controls in one place in the meantime. >> he told us all that but he would not say beyoncÉ's name. he would not say if they are technically going public. >> box has never been so cool. >> [laughter] we will talk more about it for sure. entertainment is a big market for even a company like box. we will have those details on "bloomberg west" tomorrow. >> thanks for watching. see you later. ♪ >> the following is a

garrett kennedy of the l.a. when the singer raised eyebrows at the hotel pool. >> and one of the conversations that i was getting is that security, and guests were saying that she was doing handstands by the pool. i thought, oh, that is pretty bizarre. >> and then there was this -- >> kennedy says that houston smelled of cigarettes and alcohol when she burst in on her mentor clive davis. i came to say hi to your god dad. >> and i was like, you are a mess right now, and you are embarrassing yourself and i'm embarrassed for you. >> and the pop star appeared anything but disheveled or disoriented later that night. whitney houston attended a pregrammy party, and witnesses said that as she walked the red carpet she had it together and was on the best behavior. adam ambrose is a publicist for "true hollywood." >> she walked along here holding in fact with bobbi kristina, and they were both looking radiant. when they arrived, they were looking fantastic. >> and houston was even up for a little impromptu entertaining, a

i want to go to the wmba and play for the l.a. sparks. >> who is your favourite player. >> have you gotten to meet her? >> no. >> when i was on the queen latiffa show she signed her jersey and gave it to me. >> have you practised your autograph. >> people asked me. i make up one. >> at the rate she's going, there'll be a lot more of this in jadan newman's future. >> she has a bright future. >> a stunning photo of saturn. look at the hexagon-shaped storm. it may look small, but it's about 20,000 miles across. twice as big as earth. it raises the question was the universe created or was it evolved. two experts took that public. we travel to kentucky to hear what they had to say. >> is creation a model in this scientific era. that brought a crowd to see bill ni face off against tim han. from the creation museum. >> what makes the united states a world leader is our technology. our new ideas, innoiation. >> the battle is about authority. more than signs or evolution, it's about who is the authority, man or god. >> the debate came about

. >> today we have learned that the l.a. county grand jury has dieted two more are deputies, kicked, punched and even maced a chained inmate. the deputies are accused of covering up the abuse with flawed reports. 20 currently and former deputies have been indicted on corruption and civil rights ordinances. >>> breathing on borrowed time. how this box can mean the different. -- difference. >> all about life and death, 24-7. they specialize in lung transplant surgeries, cutting edge world of medicine. "techknow"'s "techknow"'s shin i samura represents. >> the organ care system, also known as the ocs. the device allows vital organs like the heart or lung to stay warm and functioning outside of the human body. if approved by the fda, it could change the way donor organs are transported. dr. michael smith is a surgical director of lung transplantation at st. joseph's. >> what we've done is taken out of the donor's body and put it into an ice chest. >> but on ice, limited window of six hours before they're unsuitable for transplant

. >> reporter: "the l.a. times" noted that fallon changed the title of the show.t show" starring johnny carron. >> reporter: it's his show now writes "the l.a. times" critic. but jimmy seems to be a nice guy, still thanking his lucky stars for getting him into late-night heaven. home of the comedy guards. >> here's johnny. >> jay leno. >> jimmy fallon! >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks as always to jeannie. piers morgan is next. opped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation. get professionally monitored security for just $29.99 a month. with limited availability in select markets. ♪ [ car alarm chirps ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pr

the l.a. pushing the current $100d the million a year in tax breaks at the state awards to the industry. that is well below what you see here in new york. $420 million a year and $229 million in -- $100 million in los angeles. the tax base to making a big difference. -- breaks are making a big difference. >> i know he wanted it in new york. how did other stuff play into it? >> he is a new york guy, but the tax break did make a difference. the show did start here. there was a bit of a history. 30% tax credit offered by the state of new york. to have a live studio audience of 200 people. that fits with "the tonight show." it had to be a talk show and needed to be a $30 million reduction budget. it had to have been filled outside of new york for five years. it was tailored specifically to bluer the tonight show back -- lure the show back. the production costs might be more than they were in hollywood , but the fact that they have got the tax break is making it cost-effective. >> what are the impa

now, i just checked the "l.a. times" site for the extended weather forecast for the l.a. thern california. no rain at all, at least for the next ten days. alex? >> you know how the song goes never rains in southern california, although i think a lot of people are wishing it would right now. thank you so much. >> this is supposed to be the rainy season, too. >> all right, thank you very much for the update. >>> security officials in new jersey and new york have cast a wide net to protect today's super bowl. the unprecedented safety measures taken from the air of the ground in the water include more than 700 state troopers. thousands of uniformed officers. and an entire army of snipers and bomb sniffing dogs. they're hoping to keep the 80,000 fans at metlife stadium and all the related events safe. joining me now, the former assistant special agent in charge of the fbi and the nypd joint terrorism task force don barelli. thanks for joining us. the hiengted ed there are metal detectors everywhere. even radiation detectors. so what exactly are they looking for? >> they're look

something they get itchy walking stick right up the street here i've had guns put to my head by the. l.a. finest several times for smoke americal medical marijuana they have to realize well as i got his marijuana and a marijuana pipe and i got the medical marijuana card they let you go but that's you have to sit there with the hairs on your head these guys are all shaky and they got their guns to your head you're on your knee as nice with guns you had five six cars so get the guns i do i look like i got some place to hide a weapon. i remember just the sight of a pretty groovy officers walking down the street with white gloves on they walked up to a cafeteria and they to everybody go get out you know and they lined folks up against the wall to they threw coffee all out on the street. six places and said the plane side lost something. put everything on the street civil liberties or something that belong to people who live west of main street or. beyond little tokyo or in the south park area there are no civil liberties honored at all in the skid row area and outs known by the city attorney

february with almost no sleep or no money intel they want their primary and got the endorsement of the "l.a. times" they had no money but pat was the campaign managers to bring doorbell's coverage of volunteers, she told the "saturday evening post" when people would come in and say we want to support you here is half a dollar or a dollar. she was the backbone because there were many discouraging moments he would despair and she would always have the optimism. of course, he formed perot really in the debates he said the frail is ready for me but i was not ready for the fray. when they won the election nixon wrote in his memoir we were happier of that day than we ever were at any other time in our political life. going to his datebook scrawled in huge the letters come a victory. it meant so much. 1948 pat backed off because she had to be well he was investigating alger hiss he went through a difficult time to make these decisions and by his own admission he was miserable to live with but she supported him all the way to help him through that. 1950 when he ran for the senate and they drove all

as the brooklyn nets beat the l.a. lakers 108-102. but when collins step odden the floor last night, he made history, becoming the n ba's first openly gayive player. ko im has our report. >> reporter: jason collins receive add warm welcome in los angeles as he entered the game for the nets, the first openly gay player in a major team sport says right now he's more focused on learning brooklyn's plays than anything else. >> i don't have time to really thing about history right now. i just have to, you know, focus on, you know, my job tonight. >> collins revealed he was guy last spring to "sports illustrated." at the time the 12-year veteran was a free agent. no team had picked him up until now. he says the last ten months has been incredible. >> life is so much better for me. i don't have to hide who i am. i can just be myself. >> reporter: collins has a message for young players. >> be your true authentic self and never be afraid or ashamed or have any fear. >> reporter: the 35-year-old has played with the nets be ever with jason kidd

the mississippi, but as bill whitaker shows us, it's breaking records before the walls are even up. >> reporter: this is l.a.'s version of the concrete truck ballet. perhaps only in hollywood can a grand production be made out of wet cement. it seems like a whole lot of hype for a bunch of concrete being poured, but then again l.a. is a city built on hype. for example. >> los angeles will be one of the greatest cities on planet earth, period, when this project is done. >> reporter: this project is a 73-story skyscraper called the wilshire grand which when it's completed in 2017 will be the tallest building west of the mississippi, a bit taller than the eiffel tower, shorter than one world trade center, puny by comparison to the burj khalif tower in dubais, the world's

the initials that went to betty, to scoop nelson at the washington bureau of "the l.a. to tom wicker to representative perry mitchell into senator george mcgovern. senator mcgovern and representative michel sent them back to the fbi. mitchell at least said there was disturbing material in it, which is further than mcgovern went. so once that went to tom wicker went back to the fbi also. i don't think anyone knows for sure how that happened whether they were intercepted and returned, no one knows. once he went to scoop nelson, he went to his deathbed never knowing he could send the files is the mailroom person was an fbi informer and was reading all of his mail. inside the document sent to the fbi before he got them. locally was not high enough for the enemies is to have real private informer appears to the documents got through to her. later on they were sent to other people as well. as far as to get together, beatty described it accurately. bill decided who he thought was transferred to purchase one at a time that was how the group was organized. i saw that someone -- i

in hollywood the l.a. fire department responding to this fire at a strip mall. ey determined it was an electrical fire. more than 80 firefighters responded to the call. eventually you hear the call come in the battalion chief just at the right time. >> hey, they want you away -- hey! >> ooh! >> whoa. >> you hear a voice say they want you away from the front of the building. >> they want you away from the front of the building. >> just a moment later the facade comes crashing down. but they were soon able to determine that there was no injuries and these guys they went back on the offense and some 24 minutes into this fight they were able to get the fire completely contained. >> it did not look like it was about to give at all. there really was no warning or indication from the looks of it in this video that a collapse was imminent. >> two businesses damaged in this thing. here's the bad part, estimated cost $160,000. >> oh, wow. >> you know, what's interesting you said they got that tamped down in 24 minutes. it seemed like the whole strip mall was going to go up

he played against the l.a. headachers. he -- la lakers. in the second squart. >> "talk to al jazeera" is next. for news updates from around the world, log on to aljazeera.com. xprize founder. spaceflight, medical diagnostics, and radical break thrust. >> can we interface the brain with computers? i don't think any of this is dpobl. >> as the chair of singularity university. >> you are worried about quarterly returns, also worried about some kid in the garage coming up with technology that you weren't expecting that puts you out of business.

after that i want to go to the well mba and play for the l.a. sparks. >> who is your favourite player? >> diane >> have you met her. >> no. but i was on a show she signed a jersey and gave it to me >> have you practices your autograph yet? >> people ask me, i make up one. >> at the rate she's going there'll be more of this in jadan newman's future. >> even beyond the athletic ability, watching her with poise, personality, that alone is impressive for a kid that's in my opinion years old. >> when i was on the queen lativa show. - she carries herself well. tell me about the competition, how tough is it? >> it's not the top level of high school competition, it's eight different classes. she played for a christian school, kindergarten through 12. they are not playing the best schools in the country, but nonetheless she's nine, playing kids twice her age. >> they look like they are twice her size. she's 4 foot 7 and they hope she grows. >> dad is 5 foot 6. mum is 5 feet. dad hopes that based on grandparents on both sides, she'll get a little taller,

. >> i know that the bottomless brunches are not just a new york thing. they are big in l.a. ason i know this is i have to mute the word brunch from my twitter feed every sunday and that's because of the l.a. people i follow. >> it is like you are an artist. you set up your drink with the food and the lighting. >> i like it too. i am not going to lie. >> if you will do that, i will take a picture of your poop after. that's where it ends up. >> now we're talking. >> by the way, two things bother me. i don't like brunch because it has an attitude that it is better than other meals. oh i'm brunch. do you know what i mean? there is something elitist about it. the word bottomless is not a word i associate with drink or food. >> you would go down on columbus avenue and you would say -- you would see sleezy mary's bought bought -- bottomless, topless. >> i have no idea what you are talking about. if you can just write that down. just draw a little map. write them down. facial hair transplants are on the rise. thanks to a hipster beer craze. plastic surgeons tell a reputable source th

the ring or behind bars. and we're just learning that eight l.a. police officers who mistakenly fired on two women during the manhunt for ex cop chris dorner will be allowed to return to the field after they get additional training that's all according to the l.a. police chief charlie beck who had this to say about the decision i have confidence in their abilities as l.a.p.d. officers to continue to do their jobs in the same capacity they had been assigned in the end we as an organization. and can learn from this incident and from the individuals involved now this is all in reference to the mistaken shooting which took place on february seventh of last year when officers were protecting a potential dorner target when one of the newspaper delivery women threw a paper on to the pavement in the early morning hours an officer thought the sound was a gunshot and opened fire on her margie crown's a forty seven suffered minor injuries and her seventy one year old mother emma hernandez was shot in the back so was this the right call i spoke earlier with pet

any final decision about a plea deal would be made in the l.a. courtroom later this morning. we have a crew at the courthouse and one on the way to santa cruz for reaction. we'll have those reports in about 30 minutes. >> thanks so much, peggy. meantime, a neighborhood in sunnyville coming together in hopes of warding off an arsonist who hit the same house more than once. the house south of el camino real has been set on fire three times in the past two years. the latest happened last week and spread to homes around it. the arsonist first struck in 2012 when the family was on vacation. the next two happened while the home was being rebuilt. one neighbor wants to know why the family is being targeted and says she is taking action now in case the attacks are not over. >> we're going to put motion detectors, i think we're all trying to ban together and see if we can scare this person away. >> fire investigators told neighbors they do not think any one else is at risk. the family is considering selling instead of rebuilding again. >> 24 santa clara county and rural metro ambulance