this will be the 33rd l.a. marathon that i've done. >> reporter: it's probably important to note that smith turns 81 next week. the retired orange county superior court judge used to do as many as seven marathons a year. but these days, he only does the l.a. run. unwilling to surrender his status as a legacy runner, one of roughly 140 people who finished every l.a. marathon. >> i sometimes wish i had missed one early on so i wouldn't have to keep -- think about keeping on the tradition type of thing. but i didn't, and it's good for me. >> reporter: even though it nearly killed him in 2011 when he fell and hit his head near the 22-mile marker. >> turned out i had a sub durl hematoma. >> but he finished stubbon as ever as his wife judy would attest. and james would tell you she's in the middle of an even more grueling marathon. >> she's 57 years she's put up with me. >> reporter: and she'll have to put up with at least one more marathon. a victory for smith not measured by his stop watch but by the finish line. >>

. >> eric baughman is a registered nurse and spent 17 years as chairman of the l.a. democratic party, and ray is calling in from napa, california, from the upper echelons of california. >> caller: hey, how are you guys? i wanted the american people to know that the last four callers don't are represent the majority of california, and we are happy out here, and the state is booming. and the reason that the infrastructure is run down is because 16 years back-to-back, cut, cut, cut and did nothing to

this will be the 33rd l.a. reporter: it's probably important to note that smith turns 81 next week. the retired orange county superior court judge used to do as many as seven marathons a year. but these days, he only does the l.a. run. unwilling to surrender his status as a legacy runner, one of roughly 140 people who finished every l.a. marathon. >> i sometimes wish i had missed one early on so i wouldn't have to keep -- think about keeping on the tradition type of thing. but i didn't, and it's good for me. >> reporter: even though it nearly killed him in 2011 when he fell and hit his head near the 22-mile marker. >> turned out i had a sub durl hematoma. >> but he finished stubbon as ever as his wife judy would attest. and james would tell you she's in the middle of an even more grueling marathon. >> she's 57 years she's put up with me. >> reporter: and she'll have to put up with at least one more marathon. a victory for smith not measured by his stop watch but by the finish line. >> i don't care if i have to t

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the l.a. times is reporting one person who speaks regularly with white house officials said the most recent leak seemed more geared toward infantilizing trump who has ignored numerous suggestions that he rebuke putin. i'm sure there's going to be a scalping over this. how is the leakiest white house in history going to catch the person or persons responsible for this particular leak? we now know that all of the white house leakers have signed a completely ridiculous and unenforceable confidentiality agreement that they violate every time they leak something. it was the trump family's idea to force them to sign the nondisclosure agreements. ivanka trump was a cheerleader of the idea. it was a stupid idea. in all of the reporting today, every account stresses, as the l.a. times put it, white house chief of staff john kelly also is said to be infuriated, on a warpath according to the person in close contact with national security officials. john kelly is, of course, on the suspect list for this le

reporter: the l.a. homeless services authority provides shelters and other housing t it faces an uphill battle. the authority's communications director says that's d down toa lack of political will. tom: there is just not enough housing that peoe who are on the lower end of the socio-economic scalele -- and n some cases have nono assets whatsoever -- can access. the system, shelter ins ovoverparticular, and rapidectsf re-housing. reporter: in november of 2016, l.a. residents voted to raise property taxes, with proceeds the goal is to build about 10,000 residential units over the next decade. but there are almost six times that many homeless in the county. we visit the midnight mission in downtown los angeles. joey: this is our program participant dining hall, so people that live here in our various programs will eat here. reporter: the organization has been around for a century, providing meals, shelters and rehab programs for the homeless. manager joey weinert believes that every person who lives on the

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this will be the 33rd l.a. marathon that i've son r done. >> reporter: it's probably important to note that smith turns 81 next week. the retired orange county superior court judge used to do as many as seven marathon as year. these days he only does the l.a. run unwilling to have you been der his status as a legacy runner. >> i sometimes wish i had missed one early on so i wouldn't have to think about keeping on the tradition type of thing. but i didn't. and it's good for me. >> reporter: even though it nearly killed him in 2011 when he fell and hit his head near the 22 mile marker. >> turned out i had a subdural hematoma and ended up three days in intensive care. >> reporter: but he finished, stubborn as ever. as his wife judy would attest. and james will tell you she is in the middle of a more grueling marathon. >> 57 years she has put up with me. >> reporter: she will have to put up with at least one more marathon. >> i don't care if i have to time myself with a calendar. i just want to finish it. >> reporte

this will be the 33rd l.a. hon that i have done. >> reporter: it's probably important to note that smith turns 81 next week. the retired superior court judge used the do seven marathon as year but these days he only does the l.a. run unwilling to relegate his status as a legacy runner. one of only 48 47 people who have run every l.a. marathon. >>> sort of wish i missed one earlier on. but i didn't and it's good for me. >> reporter: it fatherly killed him in 2011 when he fell and hit his head. >> i had a subdural hematoma and ended up three days in intensive care. >> reporter: and his wife. >> she is 57 years -- she's put up with me. >> reporter: and she will have to put up with at least one more marathon. a victory for smith not measured by the stopwatch but by the finish line. >> i don't care if i have to time myself with a calendar. i just want to finish it. >> good look to james. >>> happening today, oakland police officers and other volunteers will shave their heads to help children battling cancer. >> david

. >> eric baughman is a registered nurse and spent 17 years as chairman of the l.a. democratic party, and ray is calling in from napa, california, from the upper echelons of california. >> caller: hey, how are you guys? i wanted the american people to know that the last four callers don't are represent the majority of california, and we are happy out here, and the state is booming. and the reason that the infrastructure is run down is because 16 years back-to-back, cut, cut, cut and did nothing to repair it. but my real question is where are we right now on sb-562. the democrats have shelved that bill, and we need the health r care for all if we want it to be number one and we need the rest of the country to understand how to have it run. >> is that the health care bill? >> caller: yes, and the democrats can like the republicans in power now, they can temporarily change the rules in the house the vote it through with the majority they hold and they may not hold it long if they don't do it, and to have health care for all and be the first state to lead the way just lik

this will be the 33rd l.a. hon that i've done. >> reporter: it's important to note that smith turns 81 next week. the retired orange county superior court judge used to do as many as seven marathons a year but these days he only does the l.a. run unwilling to vendor his status as a legsy runner. who finished every l.a. marathon. >> i sometimes wish i missed one early on so i wouldn't have to think about keeping on the tradition but i didn't. it's good for me. >> reporter: even though it nearly killed hi in 2011 when he fell and hit his head near the 22 mile new yorker. >> i had a subdural hematoma and ended up three days in intensive care. >> reporter: but he finished. stubborn as ever, as his wife judy would attest. james tells you she is in the milled of a more grueling marathon. >> 57 years she has put up with me. >> reporter: she has to put up with one more marathon a victory for smith not measured by the stopwatch but by his time line. >> i don't care if i have to time myself with a calendar, i just want to

and go giants as well because the giants open their 2018 campaign down in l.a. against the hated rival dodgers. you can watch that game on our sister network espn at 4:00 p.m. >>> another day, another shakeup. president trump kicks one of his cabinet members to the curb, but now we're learning he's angry with someone else still inside the white house. >>> plus, the reason some are saying sean penn is criticizing the me too movement. >>> good morning from the top of the abc7 news broadcast center. yes, we're outside enjoying the wonderful sunshine and warm weather. let me show you san jose, 280 at 17 where it's 73 on the way to 83 degrees. all of us 13 to 18 degrees above average today. reco ross has the must-have styles and brands get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event. for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. step one: get to ross. step two: walk out with top brands at big savings... ...at the ross spring shoe event. ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring dress. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for ev

host: eric bauman is a registered nurse, spent 17 years as chair of the l.a. county democratic party. but,s calling in from now california, in the operational lines of california. napa, california. caller: the last colors do not represent the majority of california. we are happy out here. the state is booming. infrastructure, 16 years back-to-back -- the cut and did nothing to repair it. the real question is, where are we right now on sb 562? the democrats shelved that bill. we need to get that ready. we want health care for all. we want the state to stay number one and show the rest of the country how that could work. host: is that a universal health care bill? caller: right, sb 562. the democrats can temporarily change the rules in the house to vote this through with their majority that they hold. they may not hold it long if they don't do this. we could have helped care for all and be the first state to lead the way, just like in canada. that is how it started in canada. host: that is great. eric? guest: i hope you worked in the you were in the area with the

indeed, the kill joys of the "l.a. say the wall construction the president is talking about and tweeting about today is a replacement project that started back in '09. so that is our roundup of the real news tonight from america's southern border and that is, indeed, our broadcast on a wednesday evening. thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from nbc headquarters here in new york. >>> this morning, questions about possible pardoners one of president trump's.top lawyers reportedly floating for michael flynn and paul manafort last year. >>> plus, more reshuffling in the white house. the president nominated his personal physician to replace veterans affairs secretary david shulkin. >>> north and south korea will have a summit next month. it will be the first in nearly decades for the neighboring countries. good morning, everybody. it is

l.a. you claim you have the best pizza in l.a.?s us. >> you stand there and i will be with you in a second. all right. this will be quick. ♪ ♪ >> i've been here an hour already. >> hey, hey, hey you interrupt the guy while he's doing the pizza. let him do the test. >> this one? >> yeah. >> garbage. >> garbage. >> take it out. >> garbage. >> come on. >> hey best pizza in l.a. i got better pizza in korea. get out of here. what you? >> my favorite part. >> not even close to the best pizza in l.a. get that out of your mind. >> we good? >> go over there. >> all right you're up. slide on down. >> join us. this is nice. we're in the finals here. >> you ever do this before? >> no. i got two other deliveries. i'm in a hurry. >> yeah we'll get you out of here. or maybe not. don't know. all right. you're saying this is the best pizza, eric. >> yeah. >> you nervous? >> no i'm not nervous. >> nothing to be nervous about, right. >> not at all. >> if you have the best pizza you have nothing to be nervous about. here we go. let's see if it's the b

she filed the case in the l.a. county court system. today the lawyers on the president's side of the case tried to move the case which is to federal court. # interesting in terms of trying to change the jurisdiction and venue. when you took a look at the court paperwork, the effort to move this into federal court, you noticed something interesting on the paperwork. the electronic signature on this routine court document lists the attorney of record for defendant donald j trump as charles harder. do you remember who that is? charles harder was the lawyer who won a $140 million judgment against the news website gawker after gawker posted a sex tape of mr. harder's client, the prowrestler hulk hogan. ultimate lie settled for less, but they still went out of business as the suit was designed to force them to. charles harder is also the attorney who represented first lady melania trump when she filed a defamation lawsuit against a blogger, a guy that said on his blog it was widely known melania trump was not working as a model when she first

the l.a. county district attorney's office says sean smith pleaded guilty to felony assault charge. prosecutors say the player intervened in an argument between his sister and her boyfriend, they say he attacked the man, stomping on his head while he lay unconscious. smith played two seasons with the raiders before being released by the team yesterday. >>> in less than 90 minutes, ann coulter is set to speak at a sold-out event in mountain view at the ifes society community center where the conservative commentator will make her appearance at 7:00. her speech is called "in trump we trust." we know it's going to be controversial. the group behind the event is apparently hiring private security. this is video of the last time coulter tried to speak in the bay area. heavy police presence at uc berkeley a year ago. that appearance was canceled for security reasons. >>> snow in the sierra, wow. look at this new video, coming down. two storms are set to dump a good amount of snow between now and sunday. the snowpack hopefully going to get a solid boost for california. a wet march is a welc

so i'm confident by the time the olympics come we can end homelessness on the streets of l.a. this. they have cut the dollars every year -- democrats and republicans -- for the last decade and we need, you know, help. this isn't just a local l.a. problem. it's national. >> seth: you mentioned your mother, a jewish mother. >> yes. >> seth: italian father who -- >> whose mexican-american with an italian last name. >> seth: yeah, so -- >> it's complicated. >> seth: it was a bit of a soup. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: but, like, very -- obviously you -- your grandfather or your father -- >> father's father. >> seth: your grandfather was sort of a dreamer before the term existed. >> yeah. he was born in mexico, during the mexican revolution. my great-grandfather was hanged during the revolution and my great-grandmother picked up her son, one-year-old, and just did what mothers do and crossed the border and came over. eventually made it to l.a. and we didn't have that term back then. he wasn't a citizen. he didn't have papers. but when world war ii broke out he had two young kids and he v

some of the homeless receive state aid and food stamps, but it doesn't get them very far. irbut came to l.a. for the warm he's oririwinters.riririririri irwin: i just hope they start having temporary jobs so we can at least get day labor around here, so we can have money to do thththththththththththththththto t in touchith our families, you know. reporter: further north in hollywood, summer has set up camp on a side street. i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i .

the rnc. we'd love for him to come talk to us for an interview. there's a lot you can do in l.a. the trump national golf course there. i would imagine he's going to visit it or maybe stay there. we haven't heard the exact details of his movements but we'll be covering it very closely because this is very near and dear to californians. since he's been elected, you've seen a resistance movement in this state and an activism really unprecedented that is fuelling what we're expecting in the mid-term elections that are going to be very critical here in california. >> it's among the reasons we are always going to try to have you on and we're happy to air your invitation so, mr. president, go to the "l.a. times" editorial meeting. governor brown, please commonly our broadcast. there's so much to discuss. christina belatoni, thank you for coming on our broadcast tonight. >> today we learned yet again a promise hasn't been kept. what needs happen now when "the 119/hour continues. every body is different, but everybody gets dry skin. feel moisturized without feeling your moisturizer with l

and then the l.a. s came along and ruined everything with this headline, "trump tweets that his border wall construction has started. it hasn't." they quote a spokesman for the border patrol, forgive us for thinking perhaps a former border patrol as saying the following during a pleadia tour of the sector earlier this month. "first and foremost, this isn't trump's wall. this isn't the infrastructure that trump is trying to bring in. this new wall replacement has absolutely nothing to do with the prototypes that were shown over in the san diego area." indeed the killjoys at the l.a. times say the wall construction the president is talking about and tweeted about today is a replacement project that started back in '09. so that is our round up of the real news tonight from the southern border and that is indeed our broadcast on a wednesday evening. thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. tonight on all in," i don't want to talk about pardons fo

shakes building blowing up in central london that was in the famous james bond film l.a. shakes were nothing to do with the james bond films. there's a bit of involvement from. my file in terms of supporting the bond there was every detail some of that in the book. new book it's not as extensive in the making about what the pentagon does that it does it so kind of formally in officially you know that we're about to go to an archive of material in washington d.c. where there are thousands of papers of scripts where there are the pentagon to. change this we want this amended crossness out that's what. structurally and done in such a kind of. careful way by the american government that doesn't seem to happen very much with these other countries where there is obviously influence you know the monarchy will be all over anything that's to do with the monarchy. but they won't have the. kind of level of interference it's just not possible on our own or across the board as it is with dr matthew offered thank you well in a second we'll hear from the former vice chair of the british

the l.a. sheriff department tells "e.t." e criminal investigation is ongoing. >>> now to sean penn's bizarre and somewhat sedated late night interview. >> well you've inherited a little of the ambien i had to take to get to sleep after a red eye last night. >> how do you tell sean penn on ambien from sean penn not on ambien? >> um let's see. i think it's pretty much the same thing. >> the double oscar winner smoked two cigarettes while promoting his first novel, "bob honey who just do stuff." >> those things are bad for you. >> this is job security for oncologists. >> penn also explained why he is stepping away from acting. >> the greatest thing an actor can bring to the party is to play well with others and i increasingly don't play well with others. >> at least the man is honest. unlike shawn chris evans isn't done with acting. but last night as his broadway premiere chris told us he might be done playing captain america. >> well, you know, my contract is over. so that's as far as i know. >> suit up. >> so far chris has don

the l.a. times reports hours after attorney general jeff sessions publicly unveiled a lawsuit in sacramento, president trump's reelection campaign sent out a massey mail. the subject line, california versus the law. the e-mail from the trump make america great again committee asked them to sign their name. it urges them to help the president push back against the extreme backlash against the democrats and the faith -- >> the president visits california next week. the white house confirms he's traveling to san diego to inspect border wall prototypes. he would not move forward with parts of the wall in california until the entire wall is approved. he's expected to attend a fundraiser in l.a. >>> video game executives and the toughest critics in his latest roundtable on gun violence. after the shooting at stoneman douglas high school, mr. trump believes violent video games are partly to blame for real life violence. video games are plainly not the issue is what was said -- >>> breaking news. healt

check out the latest l.a. chase. >> high speed. look at them go. >> on the l.a. river. able flamingo. they made it several miles. >> several slow miles. police, however, despite our amusement, they apparently were not amused. they made them deflate it and then they looked like they handed them some citations. the three men describe themselves as youtubers and apologize to the police for wasting their time. >> and said their main concern on the river was needles and diseases. >> i don't know if my top concern is needles in a giant pink flamingo. but bravery, there it is. >> that's an indication that california has been hit by storms because l.a. river isn't usually like that. it's a dry bed. >> why is it called a river? they need to rename it. work on it. >> exactly. >>> coming up we head from the waterways to the roadways with this car flying off snowy street. but wait till you see what the crowd did to keep the race going. >> and bella thorne is revealing a dark and difficult childhood in hollywood and hear how the fans she's trying to empower give her strength as well.

its biggest cracking freeway ricky ross who is well known to the public because the l.a. imes already called him the kingpin of crack cocaine the person most responsible for the rise of the drug epidemic gary webb came along and revealed that nicaraguans working with the cia had actually provided him with cheap cocaine for all these years the three major newspapers all stepped in with the washington post which has traditionally been like the attack dog of the cia over the decades and to a certain extent still is they just attacked gary story and then attacked gary's entire career and try to discredit and drove him out of journalism nothing like that is ever happened before since to my knowledge and again as you mentioned it drove him out of journalism and ultimately destroyed his life their relationship between the ruling elite and media has existed since the origin of newspapers but one hundred seventeen congressmen callaway and more sounded the alarm that the j.p. morgan bank working with big steel shipping in weapons manufacturers had purchased controlling interests in

the "l.a. times" editorial two days ago, had this at the end. this is how they wrapped it up. it is in the nation's interest to get this count right and republican congressional leaders must look beyond the administration narrow look of america to ensure the constitutional mandate is met and people across the country, regardless of citizenship, immigration status or political party receive the congressional representation and federal ald they're constitutionally entitled. my his band is an immigrant from britain, he picks up on things like. that if you're not a citizen should you have congressional representation or access to federal aid? >> i'm in the same boat as your husband, i wasn't born in the united states but i became a citizen. constitution requires only citizens vote in federal elections. but it doesn't require any amount of welfare be given to aliens or citizens. congress has said only citizens are going to receive federal welfare benefits but it's not constitutionally required. the "l.a. times" has gotten mixed up on the constitution. >> dana: the other thing, just

according to the l.a. 232 people arrested in the latest crackdown in california, 180 were either convicted criminals, had been issued a final order of removal or previously removed from the united states. 115 had prior felony convictions to serious innings. here now with more, national security strategist. you know, if you're going to -- the law of the land is the law of the land. change the law, change the law. but when you are aiding and abetting, especially the people who you're looking for, criminal aliens that committed crimes in the country, you're putting people's lives in jfear. >> i know i've been out of sync with with the majority of the viewers for the years i've been here. i apologize. >> don't ever apologize. >> i as a student of history recall learning about the -- about the compromise of 1850, the fugitive slave act. the officials had the free states were required to help return them to the slave owners in the south. the people in san francisco and los angeles see this move as undocumented m

its biggest crack campaign and freeway ricky ross who is well known to the public because the l.a. imes already called on the campaign to crack. ok and the person most responsible for the rise of the drug epidemic gary webb came along and revealed that nicaraguans working with the cia had actually provided him with cheap cocaine for all these years the three major newspapers all stepped in with the washington post which has traditionally been like the attack dog of the cia over the decades and to a certain extent still is they just attacked story and then attacked kerry's entire career and try to discredit him drove him out of journalism nothing like that has ever happened before since to my knowledge and again as you mentioned it drove him out of journalism and ultimately destroyed his life their relationship between the ruling elite and media has existed since the origin of newspapers but in that hundred seventeen congressman callaway in more sounded the alarm that the j.p. morgan bank working with big steel shipping weapons manufacturers had purchased controlling interests in twe

the l.a. galaxy have confirmed the signing of former manchester united striker as lathan abraham of which a full page ad was taken out in the l.a. times to confirm the swedes move to major league soccer their los angeles you're welcome it read along with signature and he's also appeared in a typically low key video. sunday's welcome to. she lizzy have beaten asia's top ranked team iran in one of many friendly international cycling places around the globe both teams heading to the world cup and were beaten in their respective horrifying campaigns own goal was enough to end iran's eleven game unbeaten run iran agreed with portugal spain and morocco in the finals will choose you will be tied in with belgium. nation russia were beaten three male barbara zille in moscow germany and spain drew one one argentina beat italy to no in manchester just feeling god the difference is england beat the netherlands well marsala put egypt on course for an upset against portugal only for christiane elder to score