so that it's just a visit to the l.a. county gaol is no longer a life threatening experience. >>> next here - a look ahead, with a rare visit inside a ward where some of america's greatest microscope. [ ♪ ] "america tonight". the miracles of modern medicine lead us to believe doctors can gix anything. there are medical mysteries that the best physicians cannot unravel. lisa fletcher had a look inside the one treatment center in america where doctors are faced with answering the unanswerable questions about diseases with no known cure. >> reporter: this is building 10, a surprisingly generic name for the facility at the epic center for research for rare, unidentified and untreatable diseases. it is here where scientists are scrambling to find a cure for a fatal condition called mean and pick. destroying memory, motor skills and the lives of kids like 15-year-old julia cane. how does it make you feel. what is it doing to you. >> it burns up cholesterol. causes me to not memorize like other people memorize. and it causes me t

this is less than the year after the demonstration and l.a. -- in l.a. trip.s a much later came away with in writing this book is a deep appreciation and respect for the personal integrity and commitment of these three activists. they faced many ups and downs and victories and defeats, but political and personal but continued to struggle in one form or another. ideologues but practical activists who wanted to improve their community. they epitomize the best of the chicano generation. some have tried to disparage the movement. it was too sectarian, to sexist.ist, too one of the reasons i wanted to do a study of the movement was precisely to put a human face to a social movement. -- reals that are also people. it was a major historical struggle in chicano history where men and women made history in helping empower not only the it madegeneration -- latinos into political actors for the first time. opportunities,w as i mentioned earlier. -latinous of chicano background oh a debt to the -- owe a debt to the chicano movement. such historical figures like munoz

a scandal within the l.a. lakers, the secret recordings blowing up sports talk radio. >>> new at noon, five members of the u.s. women's soccer team today filed a federal lawsuit against the league for alleged wage discrimination. the world cup champs say the men can make more than twice what the women do. even though the women's team generated 20 million dollars more in revenue. the players union and the soccer league are already dispute over the terms of the players contract, which includes compensation. in a statement, the u.s. soccer federation said, quote, we are committed to and engaged in negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement. to take effects when the current cba. >>> the l.a. lakers are dealing with the aftermath of an embarrassing video. recorded a private conversation with nick young, about young's a fars with women. young is engaged to iggy azalea. the video popped up on a celebrity gossip site last week and the team has shunned him ever seen. i see deangelo russell is trending, i liked hi

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>> we were the l.a. gun slingers. and it was called the l.a. gunslingers, because every guy on the team had guns. >> seth: right, yeah. [ laughter ] >> and the rival team was the long beach all-stars, which was owned, part owned by snoop, who also played in the games. snoop dogg. >> seth: he played in the games? >> yeah, he put himself in, in the red zone. which is, you know, right when you are going to score a touchdown. and snoop would come in. 'cause if he scored, he could put his hands behind his back. 'cause his moves are so nasty, they should be illegal. [ laughter ] >> seth: that was his touchdown celebration? >> yeah, just getting arrested. [ laughter ] there was a huge fight that broke out. you wouldn't have been in the stands at this game because you were at the staples center by yourself. the gun slingers played the long beach all-stars. >> seth: oh, really? so there was a fight on the field during the game? >> a fight on the field during the game. i didn't know what to do. i looked at the ref, i said, what are we gonna do? the ref s

reese went out to the l.a. club with 200 her closest friends but just knowing that taking the stage to perform, out of fear but thanks to snap chat, our exclusive shots of all the stars that showed up. kind of like we were there. what was it lik >> but are you wondering how reese and taylor even know e other? they met in 2011 at the acms, we're pretty sure they bon over this guy, yes, both of them used to date jake gyllenhaal and probably some great stories. >> we grew up together, we get to do it all the time, there's nothing better. >> the only guest who seemed to not get the memo to wear black were matthew and camilla. they were the last to leave and how ab this, paparazzi prefers elizabeth banks for >> how was the party? >> but the best most revealing moment of the night may be this one.& kate put on bl as she and erin foster ta >> so perception is not always reality. another superstar was at the party and that's chris martin. she and his ex again netgwyneth paltrow. >> when gwyneth and chris announced their

reese went ut to the l.a. club with 200 of her closest friends but just knowing taylor took the and performed, out of fear of missing out, it just happened. but thanks to snap chat, o exclusive shots of all the stars kind of like we were the >> what was it like? >> but are you wondering how reese and taylor even know each other? they met in 2011 at the acms, we're pretty sure they bonded over this guy, yes, both of them used to date jake gyllenhaal and probably shared some great stories. uh-huh, haters going to hate. >> it was wonderful celebrating her 40th. we grew up together, it's like we get to do it all the time, there's nothing better. >> the only guest who seemed to not get the memo to wear black were matthew and camill they were the last to leave and how about this, paparazzi confused elizabeth banks for rachel mcadams. and amy mcadams left as a party favorite. >> how was the party? >> but the best most revealing moment of the night may be this kate put on blast as she and pal erin foster talk m >> so p

keep an eye on the l.a. lakers ng. >> he fell down like a giant tree. >> the guy in the white shorts that we saw in the beginning comes in and lands a monster on this guy. he goes down and is notthat guy in the gray comes in but the other guy in the other shorts here -- >> oh, wow. those guys could kill him. >> yeah, i mean, absolutely if you keep watching, cooler some girls get in the middle and i think as well some others as they get in the middle withs ruining their business. watch the guy in the l.a. lakers jersey. he does start to move, he gets up and taken away to the caring for him. people were able to break up the fight in time, but guys, i'm with you, everyone is saying the same in the these people are coming into another country and getting trashed and hammering it. >> that's not the place you >> there's no need for it. >>> one of these ducks is not like the other. this one man here trying to do the kind thing, leading the ducks back toe on, we're going to the lake. >> but watch this one out front.

the l.a. times i reporting officials cancelled the trip when arrangements could not be finalized. a spokesperson said kerry is still interested in visiting in the near future and they're working with their cuban counterparts and thermobeas to determine the -- their embassy to term the best time frame. comemetwo weeks before the president is expected to visit the communist island. word is diplomats are haggling over which dissidents the president will meet. president obama is the first sitting president toisit cuba in nearly 90 years. reporting live in the the video port, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> laurie: powerball fever is spreading through the keys. that's because someone there is a brand new multi-millionaire for last night's nearly $300 million jackpot. sanela sabovic has moved to the newsroom now w wh the search for the big winner. >> sanela: florida is turning out to be a lucky state, that's right, another powerball winner. we don't know who the person is but the winning ticket was bought a tome thumb in marathon. that tom thumb is located@ on overseas highway. the drawin

and the l.a. times says donald trump alone has opened the endorsed retaliation against people who disrupt his rallies. the code i'm going to read to you is that -- although he urges people in the crowd to be gentle with protesters, often he doesn't. in las vegas he told the crowd about a protester that he would like to punch in the face. and so the press in the united states are really picking up on this contradictory and maverick personality. and the violence that he swirls now, particularly that moves around him with the campaign. >> and you have one more article from the new york times? >> if you want to have some juicy quotes, go to the new york times. we have donald trump's epic neediness -- the quote is, everything about his campaign can be termed -- can be explained in terms of substance abuse. he is addicted to attention and goes to greater lengths in terms of reckless statements. and it references again to las vegas where he says he would like to punch a protester. the new york times piec

the first was l.a., the l.a. of your upbringing. the family stuff was fascinating. great grandmother who sold patterns up and down the coast, right? your grandmother, your parents, your dad at ucla. you at the ucla lab school. the stuff with your brother, which is so moving and interesting and ultimately important to understanding your story. but l.a. as a character in this book is really great. can you talk a little bit about the importance of l.a. to you? >> well, first of all, i tried to think of ways not to write about myself, or -- yeah, i wanted it to be a portrait of l.a. at a certain time, the '60s and '70s. and, i don't know. i just think that's something that you can't get off the internet or you can't get a sense of the context or -- you know, i think that's why memoirs and books are so important. but it's such a strong feeling about l.a. during that time that i just carry it around still. >> right. and it was consequential in terms of how it and how what you saw there and did there influenced your art and your music later, right? it was -- it wasn't just

. >> reporter: we met the stars carrie brownstein and fred armisen at the ace hotel here in the l.a. they call it the deuce. >> we give out free typewriters. you want one? >> oh, my god. >> how is it going? >> and hipster fans confirmed they're not offended. >> wow. >> reporter: the show plays deadpan on the hipster morays of portland. this is not comedy of the unkind. go vegan. >> i skipped wilshire and took beverly over to santa monica. >> reporter: after more than a decade on "snl," armisen knows what works. >> there's a live audience there. the meaner a sketch was, the less the audience reacted. if it stays in a place of affection, it does a little better. >> reporter: the show has moved beyond short star sketch to longer tales with our heroes playing versions of themselves. >> good night, carry. >> sometimes it's subtly off and sometimes it's nights and day from who we are. >> i can't this year. >> reporter: the season one entire episode deals with the early middle aged admitting they would rather watch from home than go to the music festival. >> we're introducing the first phase

on july 3rd, the beating of rodney king by l.a. olice officers was caught on tape. 25 years later the fallout is about us, and so is the fight for change. jennifer london reports. >> it was very, very graphic. i have always felt that if rodney king was not a strong man, he would have been killed. >> 25 years ago the nation watched as los angeles police officers beat motorists rodney king. video captured the take down. political advocate lorry worked in l.a. when he saw the beating. >> someone said turn the tv on. what's going on, i washed to a tv, somewhere in a liquor store, it was in the community, not in a home, in the community, i saw it. it was horrible. they were relentlessly brutalizing rodney king. >> the beating of king took place after a high speed chase ended here in the san fernando valley. the noise week george holliday who lived in this complex. he rushed to his balcony and started recording. when the beating was over king had a fractured skull. four officers were charged with assault with a deadly weapon and use of ex

the rapids are here saturday to host the l.a. galaxy in the homeowner. >>> peyton's retirement, means we can finally retire lionel's claim to fame. we believe this is 21 years old. peyton was in high school. because 21 years ago, that jacket, the member's only jacket was just out of fashion. thing is now relic. >> it was oshkosh bigosh. >> i'm convinced that's not lionel. that is tom cruise. >> oh, my goodness, tom gun. >> he looked just like tom cruise in that video. >> we'll have to check up on that. lionel will vouch. >> he will not. >> that's the tape? >> this is like a vhs bro. >> that's pre, that's beta. >> beta i'm told. we're going to destroy this. we're going to retire lionel playing catch with peyton. >> we've seen enough. >> it's >> he's so proud of that moment. >> tomorrow is going to be emotional. we watched the video and hearing eli talk about his older brother. there's going to be tears. no doubt about it, it's going to be an interesting occasion. -`i think something we're all looking forward to. >> it's so cool wat

if he goes to the l.a. rams, he has to play the seahawks twice a year, the cardinals defense twice a year. that would have been tough at 40 years old. >> the 2015 peyton did not look like the 2013 or 2014 peyton. he goes out on top. years down the road, ten years from now, 15, 20 years from now, how do you think he will be remembered. >> nfl-wise he will be remembered for everything that he did at the line of scrimmage. he brought the game away from the huddle and audiblized at the line of scrimmage and had the team going fast. peyton manning if the nfl wanted to increase its offense, wanted higher scoring games, wanted more entertaining games, peyton manning was at the forefront of that. he was scoring 30, 35 points. for the denver broncos in 2013, he put up 50 a couple of times. he was really fun to watch. a guy who is i think more enjoyable from the press box than he was from down on the field. you could see the field open up. how many times from the press box did he let the ball go and his receiver was c

to what you hear about millenials what has started three successful businesses >> the fail is of the l.aurning the loss of the oldest college 14 years old. he went missing on march march 3rd but then they found him down the road but fortunately there is a suspect in the brutal murder. the mascot of griffin park and as of right now is completely circumstantial evidence but that started the debate. >> you are "chasing" the story of a sneaking suspicion? >> college graduates in 2015 were coming out looking at unemployment and 14.9% under employment but mark sucker berg with facebook worth $53 billion and this is the age of the young entrepreneur a hustle. site chased down a college student who says he is not leaving his fate to corporate america. >> the message i'm trying to send is you don't have to wait to an entrepreneur to start your own business the best time to start his right now in college. >> as a freshman and hinted university of virginia and most recently started his clothing line. it is called on entrepreneur and hopes to inspire the nation erasion to think outside the box. >> r

justin kicked off the l.a. tour, but this weekend,he's here to get a little tipsy. and some things that he just simply wanted to get off his chest. >> the biebs let loose, ranting, slurring -- >> [ bleep ] and flipping. the crowd at one oak i hollywood got quite the surprise when justin took to the mike last night. >> i didn't nt to loses >> he seemed quite different just hours later when a much more composed 22-year-old sarnin aided a -- >>> more music news, dolly parton's new top partner. she tweeted out today, i'll be collaborating with the katy berry. >> dolly just detailed on a duet to me two weees ago about the acm performance. >> who knows this may be a whole new thing. >>> moving on to amy schumer's tipping point. >> they said, amy, make sure you this tip. >> schumer left a generous new york. and a fan put a shot of the receipt oninstagram. >>> yesterday she posted a picture of her tanning in a yellow two piece bikini. she had the caption, just chilling, but i ask you, what is wrong with this picture, i say, let's take a little bit of a closer look, shall fir

loved ones pulling in to the l.a. family estateo pay respects. the former actress married ronald reagan in 1952 and as first lady of is remembered for bringing hollywoooo glamour to the white house and for her crusade against youth substance abuse. >> what shod you do when someone offers you drugs? >>reporter: president obama and first lady michelle tweeting this photo, releasing a statement saying "our former first lady redefined the role in her time here. she was also known for being protective of her husband, accused at times of controlling him. when he revealed he was suffering from alzheimer's disease, nancy became his caretaker and an advocate for alzheimer's research. nancy was known for the great love sxhee ronald reag shared over more than five decadesf marriage. president reagan died in 2004. his imagine was taken of mrsrs reagan kissing the coffin. nancy's son, michael rerean, she @has always wanted to be -- with her ronnie. >> she will be laid to rest next to her late husband in california. >>> formeme president jimmy carter said he no

. >> the "l.a. times" reporter? >> that is eight good ratio.er] this is as censorship if we couldn't get away with 10 percent on this issue we will revolutionize america. is a 90 percent censorship ratio. give it to me. and betty york times magazine. >> that is 90 percent censored. >> i did a cover sought -- cover story on the gun lobby i did very long articles on the nra talking about that sexual fetish of guns n you never received an article about the israel lobby with one-tenth of that free speech involved. >> one of the reasons that i did on and msnbc was that these officials led the 99 percent of the time and never ask about the occupation or the siege. i almost choked on my coffee one morning i was watching an interview obviously they were soft ball questions like mr. prime minister how do field he was bombarding him regarding gaza and he said by former prime minister of israel said you would never forgive the arabs for forcing us to kill their children. i said is this a fucking joke? >> one of the best ones never had them recover the cau

and a koala is killed at the l.a. zoo. "60 minutes" introduced you to the prime suspect. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we begin tonight with breaking news in our