steph curry 1-10 from three and the los angeles lakers stun the now 55-6 warriors 112-95. one of the more shocking games in the nba. why did it happen? >> hubie: give them credit. they played the three ball as well as anybody could play it. they put terrific pressure out on the shooter. and then they didn't care if you went by them off the dribble. then offcame off t screen looking for the three. they trapped you and forced you out and they indefinitely intimidated t shot. so i want to give them a lot of credit. you say well, why didn't they go over the top and then they have the advantage and take advantage going to the basket? is they tried that but you can't have the amount of turnovers that they have, you know, just kept mounting from 10 to 12 to 15 to 18, just kept going. what you're seeing here is the defensive game plan was of the turnovers was major. >> mike: kobe bryant, the lakers get the win. here's heather with kobe. >> heather: kobe, congratulations. you guys hand the warriors their sixth loss of the season. how would you measure the impact of this type of win

the men's central gaol in downtown los angeles. in july, 2010, figura had a phone call from his younger brother juan. juan, a veteran of desert storm had trouble adjusting to civilian life since leaving the army. over the years he had a few minor scrapes with the war. it never amounted to much. what he heard left him stunned. your brother calls you from gaol busted. >> yes, sir. >> and what else. >> his ribs are broken. >> did he give you any information as to whether he sustained the injuries. >> that the los angeles sheriffs hurt him. >> yes. >> did you believe that. >> yes. >> reporter: figerrela went to the gaol hoping to see his brother. he approached a deputy in the visiting area, and so began his own ordeal at the hands of the los angeles sheriff's department. stop resisting. i yelled out. i'm in handcuffs. this is an x-ray taken shortly after the incident. how is your arm now. >> i want to lift my arm. >> is there pain? >> yes. >> reporter: the gaol system ran by the los angeles sheriff's department is the largest in the cou

. >>> a suspect in a murder at a zoo is still at large in the los angeles area. john blackstone has more on this "wild" case. >> reporter: other animals at the los angeles zoo may have wilted the crime, but they are not talking! the victim was a 14-year-old female koala mauled to death. the main suspect caught on zoo security cameras is well-known to authorities and most everyone else in los angeles as p-22, the hollywood mountain lion. zoo director john lewis. >> what we know at this point, it's circumstantial, but he was in the zoo the night that the koala disappeared. certainly would be capable of doing it. >> reporter: this is like a hollywood celebrity murder and you seem to be the defense attorney for the accused. >> well, i don't know if i see it that way. >> reporter: national park service ranger kate kirkindoll is raising reasonable doubt. there could be other suspects? there are bobcats and coyotes. >> reporter: but only one mountain lion lives in griffith park in the middle of los angeles which includes the zoo. p-22 may have had at least one prior. >>

my next guest is the music and artistic director of the los angeles philharmonic. please welcome maestro gustavo dudamel. thank you for being here. ( applause ) now, for those like me who are uninitiated, what does a because they've got the instruments. they seem like they're the ones doing the work. ( laughter ). >> yes. >> stephen: it might be vital, but what is it? >> but that is the reality of the conductor. i don't do anything. conductors don't do anything. well, let's be honest. i think-- this is inspiration. they are the ones who play. you propose something musical, but you need something more inspirational than move and jump in front them and take the energy. i don't know. what do you think? no. >> stephen: you're thought of as like a rock star conductor. what does that-- you are! you're one of the most famous living conductors. and what is it you, you bring as a conductor and the los angeles philharmonic is bringing that is is unique. you're known all around the world for the way you bring these compositions to life in a new way. >> yes, but i think it is,

the los angeles police department confirms it is found on the former estate of oj simpson. and that development tops our news this noon. a jury acquitted oj simpson of those murders back in 95. nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were killed in a brutal stabbing on june 12th of 1994. investigators never found a knife linked to the attack. now the los angeles police department confirms homicide detectives are testing a knife. the detectives have learned about just within recent months. it's linked to the estate where oj simpson lived at the time of the murders. that estate was raised back in 98. >> as i'm told, the off duty or retired officer was working in the area of the rockingham estate. and he claimed that an individual who claimed to be a construction worker provided him with this knife. claiming that it was found on the property. so he held on to it until just recently when we discovered and we have now recovered it within the last month. >> the captain would not describe the knife saying a number of tests are being done, including blood and dna. because of double je

the los angeles times is reporting the city of los angeles is now attempting to host a super bowl in 2020 or 2021. los angeles is returning to the nfl this fall with la rams and a brand-new stadium scheduled to open in 2019 dolphins owner stephen ross has spent four $50 million to renovate sun life stadium hoping to land the beginning. south florida last hosted the super bowl in 2010 >>> one day after working out with former miami heat teammates dwayne wade lebron frenzy with a tweet. it said simply can't replace being around great friends that reciprocate the same energy in all facets of life this for most tweeted earlier in the week that reference living with mistakes. >> it's like your ex-girlfriend saying i'm just checking in. how are you doing? >> from the world's best golfers teed off at the catholic temperature at the rally today >> jim berry is live at the tournament tonight. >> reporter: let me tell you i could get used to this. they are thinking -- cold and not politics 47 of the top golfers in the world are here that's why fans are camping out to get a look at the three. jo

omar lewis in the satellite center to tell what you say's going on. >> omar: what we know right now, los angeles police tell us and they have confirm that had a knife was found on t former property of o. j. simpson. now, that property is located in the brentwood, california just outside of los angeles and they're investigating a report that this knife was discovered years ago by a construction authorities. and tmz first broke this story just a few hours ago. and ha they're saying is that a construction worker found a on the perimeter of theormer simpson home and handed it over to a police officer working shoot. the officer now retired was recently ordered to surrender the knife for testing by report. and what we're waiting for is los angeles police to confirm investigation. what we are hearing is that they're now investigating what that knife, the circumstances around that weapon. what we know is that it's a folding buck knife, is what tmz reporting. an a press conference going on in just a few minutes where los angeles police will talk about investigation. we will, of course, get back to you on

after spending the last few days in los angeles the cleveland cavaliers got back to work the los angeles clippers. mainly the cavaliers the early highlights in that team left the arena saying i think i love la. it was really helpful for us today. at staples center. it's not how you start their how you finish the cavaliers were contributed the worst home of the season laws -- the worst home loss of the there is some number one in the east. more from lebron james coming up in sports on why this was an important chapter them it was there monday. lebron talks about that coming up later in sports. this car destroyed in a scary accident the driving lessons that went wrong. why many say it's a miracle the driver survived. >> tight security for the republican national convention. why it has downtown residents of this is owners concern. but she did for a local police officer after his his canine was killed in the line of duty. world war ii and eventually moving out of here as we move our way and monday and then another batch moves in. here's the rom pushing off a little bit of a break can't relax

he is the renaissance man of the movement in los angeles. he was involved in many stages and manifestations of the movement. he was a college student who walkouts.anize the through his leadership in the la the magazine, he publicized antiwar movement. along with demonstrators who found themselves across the silver dollar cafe and to those who stored photos that led to the -- at that time, the most prominent latino journalist in the united states. he further spearheaded the organizing of the party in los angeles and was involved in many other movement activities that i cannot possibly include them all. in theimages of raul book itself. here is raul at the time of the walkouts. one of the organizers helping to organize the students. raza come on christmas eve of 1969, had a demonstration at the recently constructed saint bezos onrch to force their demands cardinal mcintyre. police moved in, including undercover sheriffs acting as ushers at the time. 21 were arrested. raul was one of them. as well.ruz some went to trial, some were sentenced to t

the los angeles math teacher who's calculous students are going beyond just making the grade. >>> newormation today on the flint water crisis. michigan governor, rick snyder, as hired two outside attorneys to represent him in lawsuits stemming from that water crisis. snyder as well as current and former employees have been named as defendants in a number of lawsuits. and a number of federal agencies are also investigating what happened in flint. >>> maryland's highest court is hearing arguments in the case of several officers accused in the death of freddie gray. the judge will decide whether officer porter can be forced to testify against his colleagues. prosecutors want porter to testify against fellow officers, both of them face manslaughter and assault charges. >>> baltimore police are launching a criminal investigation after an officer in the city schools hit a teenager. and video shows another policeman watching as the officer hits and slaps the child. they are both on administrative leave. they are responding to a call that two intruders were inside the school. >>> the texas st

and what is it you, you bring as a conductor and the los angeles is unique. you're known all around the world for the way you bring these compositions to life in a new way. >> yes, but i think it is, you know, the love of what we do. music is life. music is beauty, you know. and this kind of power that music have is magic. >> stephen: well, you're about to do a melody which is one of the most powerful american. >> i am honored to say copland's "fanfare for the common man," by gustavo dudamel, and the los angeles philharmonic helplosangeles philharmonic.

the knife has been sent off for forensic testing.... but even if it's connected, simpson won't be charged. simpson is currently in prison on unrelated charges. a lawyer for a retired los angeles police officer, who found at o.j. estate, said he tried to turn it into the los angeles police department but they had no interest in it. george maycott retired from the lapd in 1998 and thought to submit the knife to the department immediately in 2003 when it was given to him, according to the uk daily telegraph. trent copeland, maycott's lawyer, denied the claim cop." maycott was working as a security guard on a film set at the time when a construction worker gave him a knife which he said was found on simpson's former property in brentwood. copeland told the telegraph the man said to maycott, "hey look, i found this knife on what i think is o.j. simpson's property." "it is dirty, muddy and rusted out, but do you guys want it," the worker apparently said. copeland said immediately after maycott was given the knife, maycott called the lapd traffic division to report what he was given. "o.j. simpson has been acquitted so there's nothing we can do," copeland said maycott was told. poli

the 94-year-old died this morning at her los angeles home. authorities say the cause of death is congestive heart failure. she will be buried at the library next to her husband. she asks that contributions be made to the library and the foundation. >>> employees of a hillsboro law office are picking up the pieces after a car slammed into a building overnight. corner. authorities say that driver crashed into the office just down managing attorney describes the dramatic scene. >> it was awful. there was blood everywhere. the car had the top taken off. there were three or four car -- fire trucks and some cops. a new they took them to the hospital. >> authorities have not said how badly the driver was hurt. we're still waiting to find out their name and whether or not they will face charges. >>> police say a florida woman was drunk when she plowed her pickup truck into four people at daytona international speedway. woman crashed into the group just after 2:00 this morning. according to police reports, she failed several field sobriety tests. a bre

american. >> i am honored to say copland's "fanfare for the common man," by gustavo dudamel, and the los angeles philharmonic help losangeles philharmonic. maestro, please. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you so much, maestro, thank you so much. gustavo dudamel and the los their 2016 world tour! we'll be right back, everybody. thank you. hey how' s it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren' t they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you' ll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it' s more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don' t see that every day. p introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be theo james, jussie smollet and a musical performance by laurie anderson. now stick around for james corden. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by access.wgbh.org (cheers and applause) >> announcer: ladies an

. >>> the people who run the los angeles zoo say they're forgiving a local mountain lion suspected of eating one of their prized koalas. it's the only local predator capable of scaling an eight-foot wall. since the killing, there's been a raging controversy over what to do about p-22. shoot him, relocate him, or leave him alone. the zoo now says just let him be. john blackstone reports. >> reporter: other animals at the los angeles zoo may have witnessed the crime, but they're not talking. the victim was kalarney, a to death. the man suspect, caught on zoo security cameras, is well known to authorities and most everyone else in los angeles at p-22, the hollywood mountain lion. zoo director john lewis. >> what we know at this point is it's circumstantial, but he was in the zoo the night that the koala disappeared. certainly would be capable of doing it. >> reporter: but we do know that in griffith park, the 4,000 acre wild land preserve where the l.a. zoo is located, there is only one mountain lion on the loose -- p-22. >> he's an opportunistic animal. if he has an opportunity to have

kobe bryant and lebron james shows a court for the final time as they visited the los angeles lakers kobe out square. he's got the last five and that cavaliers win. f they had 11 of 16 shots. the cavaliers took control in the second off the turnover jr smith law up a path off the glass lebron. down with love ten. the cavaliers started to pull away they squirt 24th for the cavs meantime channing frye and jr smith cavaliers when 120-1 of 2 days person on sunday. here's jt with the rest of your friday morning sports. top of that friday. the browns saw another free-agent the frontnt friday. he is going. amidst the room their interest in the 40 niners quarterback. the former first-round he remains on the roster two days into the calendar year it appears that no one is stepping forward us his time to do for johnny manziel. akron zips the top seed in the did not kick in until the second half. eastern michigan had a 12-point lead that the zips battle back to take care of business you can see here nh 1 that puts the zips at 62-61. he pretended that johnson was the pond. who previously. the num

and what is it you, you bring as a conductor and the los angeles philharmonic is bringing that is is it is, you know, the love of what we do. music is life. music is beauty, you know. and this kind of power that music have is magic. >> stephen: well, you're about to do a melody which is one of the most powerful >> i am honored to say copland's "fanfare for the common man," by gustavo dudamel, and the los angeles philharmonic hellosange. maestro, please. ( applause ) late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be theo james, jussie smollet and a musical performance by laurie anderson. now stick around for james corden. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org (cheers and applause) ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, all the way from

tiny houses are at the center of a big controversy in los angeles, a builder trying to help the homeless by donating homes. they are creating a different problem. >> more than 10,000 sleep on the streets of los angeles. the city faces one of the most serious homeless crisis in the country. >> i wanted them to feel like they had something real. you know, if it's just temporary, which it is, it's just to give them much needed shelter now. until permanent housing can be available. with crowd funding, some tried to build houses. each house is 6 feet wide, eight feet long it 7.5 feet tall. a steel door and two windows. elvis built 37, each costing 1200 houses. >> kevin green started living in one three months ago. >> why do you like this better than a tent? >> two reasons. he showed us how he had solar power. the movement may not loft long. the city started confiscating them two years ago. police and sanitation workers found needles, evidence of drug use during their sweep. >> it caused problems, health and safety problems for individuals in the encampments and the neighbours. willie lost his

the main suspect, caught on zoo security cameras, is well known everyone else in los angeles as p22, the hollywood mountain lion. zoo director john lewis. >> what we know at this point is, it's circumstantial, but he was in the zoo the night the koala disappeared, certainly would be capable of doing it. >> reporter: this is like a hollywood celebrity murder and you seem to be the defense attorney for the accused. >> i don't know if i see it that way. >> reporter: national park service range is raising reasonable doubt. there could be other suspects. >> there could be, yes. there are bobcats and coyotes. >> reporter: but only one mountain lion lives in griffith park, more than 4,000 acres of preserve in the middle of los angeles, which including the zoo. p22 may have had at least one prior. >> we feel pretty confident he had taken a raccoon at one point and fed on it. >> reporter: these wild animals don't know this is a zoo. >> absolutely. koala bears are adorable and i think have a place in all the a mountain lion, heap doesn't see it that way. >> reporter: p22 has never been known to

the great march. >> it was bigger than anybody's wildest dreams. >> reporter: angel tenez who was the head of a los angeles community group was one of the marcher's organizers. >> this march went on for miles and miles and miles. street after street after street. we knew it was something that was, i guess in a word, out of control. because, the people kept coming. >> reporter: in march of 2006, latino immigrants were angry and frightened by hr4437, a bill known in congress as the border protection antiterrorism and illegal immigration control act. >> the mood of the march is similar to now. there was word of building a wall on mexico. >> reporter: it inspired a wave of similar protests in cities across the country including san jose. the los angeles march was the biggest by far. the lapd estimated 500,000 strong with no arrests. but tenez says a new photographic analysis puts the crowd over 1 million by comparison, dr. martin luther king's famous march on washington in 1963 drew 250,000. yet this march is mostly unknown. most english language media simply ignored it. >> so the question is why isn't

steph curry 1-10 from three and the los angeles lakers stun the now 55-6 warriors 112-95. one of the more shocking games in the nba. why did it happen? >> hubie: give them credit. they played the three ball as well as anybody could play it. on the shooter. and then they didn't care if you went by them off the dribble. then offcame off the screen looking for the three. they trapped you and forced you out and they indefinitely intimidated the shot. so i want to give them a lot of credit. you say well, why didn't they go over the top and then they have the advantage and take advantage going to the basket? is they tried that but you can't have the amount of turnovers that they have, you know, just kept mounting from 10 to 12 to 15 to 18, just kept going. what you're seeing here is the defensive game plan was excellent, and also, the forcing of the turnovers was major. >> mike: kobe bryant, the lakers get the win. here's heather with kobe. >> heather: kobe, congratulations. you guys hand the warriors their sixth loss of the season. how would you measure the impact of this type

nancy davis reagan, former first lady of the united states, died this morning at her home in los angeles at age of 94. the cause of death was congestive heart failure. mrs. reagan will be buried at ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california, next to her husband, president ronald wilson reagan. presidential historian mishle besh lof joins me on the phone. tell me your most profound memories of nancy reagan and the legacy that she leaves behind. >> well, i think there's no question this was one of 0 the great central important first ladies of american history and i think it's not too much to say that she made reagan possible. she made the ronald reagan presidency possible. we think of her as first lady at the side of the very successful, popular president in the 1980s, but in fact, when they married in early 1950s, ronald reagan was at the ebb of his professional career, he had come back from world war ii, audiences in hollywood were not what they were before the war. and she basically stood at his side and brought him back not only as an actor, first on television, a fe

mountain lion lives in griffith park in the middle of los angeles which includes the zoo. 22 may have had at least one ior. >> we feel pretty confident that he had taken a raccoon at one point and fed on it. reporter: these wild animals don't know this is a zoo? >> absolutely. koala bears are adorable and i think have a place in all of america's heart but in the case of the mountain lion, he doesn't see it that way. >> reporter: p- has never been known to bother a human. if he is guilty at all, it's only for doing what comes naturally. >>> today, president obama will become the first annual sitting president to speak at the music festival in texas. the media and music gathering drew more than 80,000 people last year. the president will discuss civic engagement in his address and next week, mrs. obama will address the gathering. >>> coming up after your local analysis of last night's gop debate. we will hear from "face the na on" moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson. >>> plus, we will talk to the seven grader who came up with a scientific theory to explain t deflate

steph curry 1-10 from three and the los angeles lakers stun the now 55-6 warriors 112-95. one of the more shocking games in the nba. why did it happen? >> hubie: give them credit. they played the three ball as well as anybody could play it. they put terrific pressure out on the shooter. and then they didn't care if you went by them off the dribble. then offcame off the screen looking for the three. they trapped you and forced you out and they indefinitely intimidated the shot. so i want to give them a lot of credit. you say well, why didn't they go over the top and then they have the advantage and take advantage going to the basket? is they tried that but you can't that they have, you know, just kept mounting from 10 to 12 to 15 to 18, just kept going. what you're seeing here is the defensive game plan was excellent, and also, the forcing of the turnovers was major. >> mike: kobe bryant, the lakers get the win. here's heather with kobe. >> heather: kobe, congratulations. you guys hand the warriors their sixth loss of the season. how would you measure the impact of this typ

the question that nung the air that nobody answered. so in los angeles was almost you could say strike up the calliope, the media circus is back. let's look over here, 12 to 15 members of the press were involved when they came out and tried to reveal more about the knife. something i should sort of stress here and that is cap neiman said that the retired officer said that this person recovered the knife from rockingham so right now we are dealing with, as you would call in the law, some hearsay. we don't yet know independently where an if it was found in rockingham. also you look down over here you can see the rest of the media gathering. so that's something that remains to be seen and i pressed captain neiman off camera and said are you going to reveal anything else today? will there be any more pressers? he said only if something big happens and he feels like there's a need to. they, of course, are trying to digest this only in los angeles, you have a story about a motor officer on a movie shoot, et cetera, et cetera and allegedly comes into possession

some of the stars in los angeles weta have a highly event taking on the clippers next in sports e log on to fox8.com to vote for the next fox 8". one of the whole on thursday and feature them next week on fox 8 good at morning. is this nice break your we do have some fog. pretty humid air moving into thevi picture later on today. the rain developing on the lower left-hande corner of the screen it won't make it in here until sometime 6:00 this evening. that will be enough to support some rumbles of thunder.t newscast. we're doing pretty well. we are seen some shots south of us. westbound service was not affected. we don't have any issues with traffic but it is in deficit visibility it is not this is on the run that starts tomorrow. resurfacing projectt after spending the last few days in los angeles the cleveland cavaliers got back to workrk taking on one of the top teamste in the western conference p.j. zigler with your monday morning sports. it would have been the golden state warriors nba. another sluggish start for the cavaliers. at the third quarter for jr several three february s

the los angeles zoo is trying to determine how an online apparently got inside and killed a qualified that's on all is body outside it's been picked it showed peter 22 roaming2 the area that night was a big cap is an icon in southern california community leaders are suggesting relocating him. nancy reagan will be laid to rest alongside her late husband ronaldr reagan. withan a 3,000 people pay their respects during a public hearing yesterday. private. michelle obama andnds hillary clinton laura bush and roslyn carter will also attend today. it is 5:22 a.m. a weather and traffic every eight minutes just ahead.he close game at the q. see how itit they were decided in american workers brought us back from the crash. now, let's move forward. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of her first term. we've gotta create new jobs and industries of the fut