it happened again at and outdoor concert on the los angeles strip. the gunman apparently shooting from the mandelay bay hotel. >> they've been trying to track down a person who was associated with that shooting. we're going to go reporter loren blanchard in los angeles. you've been watching everything. what's the very latest. >> reporter: good morning pam, dave, on this person of interest issues it was marylieu. police saying she was no longer a person of interest. they definitely made some headway there. at this point, the numbers stand at 50 people dead, more than 50 people dead, more than 200 injured, this after the alleged gunman, steven paddock, a resident of the los angeles area, after he allegedly opened gunfire on this crowd from the 32nd floor of the mandelay bay hotel and casino down on that crowd of all those concertgoers, and guys, this all in that very crowded, famous los angeles strip. >> chaos with gunfire erupting late sunday. a mass shooting scene unfolding near the mandelay bay hotel and casino. officials at a los angeles hospital re

years after the fact when the key documents were finally declassified and i wrote about it for the los angeles was they knew before they talked to the nation the president and secretary rice that there was no evidence of its act they were worn by captain herrick i viewed him i was on the destroyer saying we recommend holding or if there is no evidence you know. i don't know who was the longest held prisoner of war was up there in a plane he couldn't talk about because he was then captured and being one of the pilots sent over and he ended up writing a book he said we were i was awakened go bomb north vietnam i said what for they say because we were attacked or he said there was no what's aca was flying above so that this and that like the invasion of iraq which are going to really make fake news this is not some yo yos you know somewhere in russia or ukraine or somebody you know doing stuff and by the way that kind of stuff is done by every government now in the world that's what my book was about it's. pointed out it's you can take third rate stuff off the shelf and be it you know to be dicta

things quieting down here, but certainly not over on the strip. >> loren blanchard from los angeles, thank you. >>> well, president trump is reacting to the shooting this morning. he tweeted: "my warmest condolences and sympathy to the victims and families of the terrible los angeles shooting. god bless you." . >>> our time is now 4:35 on this busy monday morning. we are going to check your weather. steve paulson is here. >> thank you so much. we have clear skies. it is going to be a breezy windy day. temperatures coming down a little bit. there will still be 80s. look at fairfield. due north, gusts to 23. there's pretty good gusts up to vacaville. even livermore north and 18. a system digging in from nevada and actually the inner mountain region. it's a dry system. they don't have a lot of moisture if any. it will be sunny today. but breezy to windy, and temperatures, well, they're all over the place. 40s, 50s, and 60s. . there's a huge difference in a lot of these temps. juan berkeley, 64. that's that north wind. 65 downtown san francisco. i mean, there's just going to be some mild

place i publish a column every monday on the site she was formally a reporter and columnist for the los angeles times and the editor of ramparts magazine is a professor at the annenberg school for communications and journalism at the university of southern california. and the author of thirteen books including his latest they know everything about you how data collecting corporations and snooping government agencies are destroying democracy so bob let's talk about what we're seeing what you have called repeatedly the new mccarthyism only this time it's not coming from the rabid right wing the joe mccarthys and. of the republican party but from the democratic party you are consider this one of the most frightening moments and i've been around a long time by the way i spent twenty nine years at the los angeles times legacy media as a reporter and columnist and so forth and i want to make one thing clear fake news is always been a problem ok fake news comes from governments all over the world particularly want to deals with national security i was sitting there at the cia is made yeah i was it is

. >> and they have failed in the attempt so in all communities from here in los angeles. >> you saw a promotional trailer for this book "city of inmates" conquest, rebellion, and the rise of human caging in los angeles, 1771-1965 and kelly hernandez is the author. >> was the angeles is of largest prison population in the world. my goal was to excavate how that came to be. it is a much deeper story. with the era of mass imprisonment since 1955 but it goes much deeper by the spanish colonial period so here in conquest in the american west. >> i do you define the prison population? i did not generate that statistic but the largest local jail population into have many other municipal jails including a credit detention facility. >> 17,000 people are imprisoned?. >> within the local jails in the county they are more than the federal facility. >> so how to grow to be so big?. >> in 65 we were talking about the war on drugs. and the majority of the people have them arrested on possession or d y. -- adu i. >> going back in history there was a jailer hired?. >> that is absolutely correct. >> so

national security i was sitting there at the cia is made yeah i was it is i was sitting here at the los angeles times twenty years after the gulf it's i'm going which was a suppose it attack the second one on by north vietnamese p.t. boats on a destroyer an aircraft carrier of the us your own as huge ships and it never happened well just like the attack on the main in the harbor of amount of never how ok but but a lot of people knew it didn't include the president and secretary of lyndon johnson around there and when we came out twenty years after the fact when the key documents were finally declassified i wrote about it for the los angeles says they knew before they talked to the nation the president and secretary rice that there was no evidence of its act they were worn by captain herrick i viewed him i was on the destroyer saying we recommend holding or if there is no evidence you know. i don't know who was the longest held prisoner of war was up there in a plane he couldn't talk about because he was then captured and being one of the pilots sent over and he ended up writing a book he said w

the shooting was like. more than 200 others were hurt, including several police officers. los angeles police connivented that gunman on the 32nd floor of that hotel. they identified him as 64-year- old steven paddock of los angeles. he is deed dead. police say, at first, they thought it was fireworks. when they realized it was gunfire, they started looking for shelter any place they could find. >> just heard what sounded like gunfire, and then people on stage started scrambling. everybody just kind of ran from that point. >> where did you go? . >> i actually stayed in the convert venue, hid behind a table until everybody cleared. swat came in, and i left, and than i went out and started -- there were a couple bodies there. >> first responders are saying, because that concert venue was so crowded, the number of casualties may go even higher. >> now, people who were at the concert say at first, they couldn't believe what they were seeing and hearing. >> people started piling out toward the exit, and we all ran out down the street here towards the mtm. >> a large number of police, as you

says it's unlikely that this winter will be as warm as last. >>> a 29-year drought is over for the los angeles dodgers. >> line shot, and it is caught, and the ball game is over, and the los angeles dodgers have won the pennant. >> the dodgers are headed to the world series for the first time since 1988. enrique hernandez homered three times as l.a. routed the chicago cubs, 11-1 in game five of the national league series. l.a. won the series, four games to one and beats houston or new york in the world series beginning tuesday. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, struggling in puerto rico. electricity one month after hurricane maria. >>> and playboy magazine makes history with its latest playmate. this is the "cbs morning news." bad breath and kill up to 99.9% of germs. listerine® bring out the bold™ ♪ ♪ ♪ the all new 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke as far as i used to. due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter w

chaos in los angeles with gunfire erupting late sunday. a mass shooting unfolding near the mandelay bay hotel and casino. >> there were a lot of people shot, unfortunately. >> reporter: officials at a los angeles hospital reporting people dead and dozens of people injured, including many critically. >> there was a shooter on the 32nd floor of the mandelay bay. officers responded to that location and engaged the suspect at that location. he is dead. he has been identified. he is a local resident. >> reporter: the gunfire erupting as a large country music concert was taking police in the area prompting droves of people to flee the area and take shelter anywhere they could. >> people started piling out towards the exit. we all ran out down the street here towards the mgm country music festival. it was during the headliner, which was jason aldean. >> reporter: large numbers of police rushing into the area, locking down all along the famed los angeles strip, looking for whoever is responsible. >> we do not know. it's an ongoing investigation the right now, we believe he is the s

that the zoot suit garnered its meaning from the context in , and that toworn wear it on the streets of los angeles in june of 1943 put you at risk of getting -- part of my by whiteyour -- kicked sailors and soldiers on the streets of los angeles, it did not mean the same thing. , or earlye 1990's 2000's, when scores of youth were wearing them to prom. we need to think about the shifting historical context of world war ii in order to understand, fully, what the zoot suit meant in that time and place. let's talk a little bit about the shifting context in history of world war ii. i believe the outline of their as we make our way through so that you can follow along. brings massive changes to the american economy, related social and cultural worlds that mexican-americans -- again, these young folks who are coming , inge as american citizens numbers larger than we have seen up to this point in mexican-american history. as a number of u.s. historians, most have argued over the years that world war ii helped hold the country as a whole -- help the country as a whole out of the great depression. it lifts

cubs lost to the los angeles dodgers. last night's game wasn't even close. 11-1. the dodgers delivering a grand slam. l.a. is going to the world series for the first time in nearly 30 years. 1988 to be specific. chuck, i don't think the cubs fans are feeling that bad. they're only a year removed from that incredible series win. >> i don't care about cubs fans, how about that. >> now that they've won, there's nothing special, right? >> once the red sox beat off the curse, 2007 or something like that. >> yeah. >> okay, got it. they went on to win a few more after that. >> our turn. >> it's me time. when is it our turn? >> great weather here. >> mother nature is really going to take care of your outdoor plans. this is the wedding season. high season for weddings. all the weddings going off without a hitch. i quiet and dry start. take a look at the temperatures through the season coming up. >>> all eyes on the skies tonight. the celestial -- two places people love to shop. now they're teaming up. the partnership between cnarra

well after years of heated debate the police commission of los angeles voted three to one in favor of the one year long pilot program however the vote caused quite a stir among residents in los angeles. you know people took to the streets and other areas in a show of discontent over the decision of the police department union president to short the public but the new technology will be used as a tool to protect both police officers and residents. the police department chief is assured that only swat officers will be allowed to use the drones. in specific operations or in high risk situations and technology can be applied in search and rescue activities or when looking for suspects. and spying campaign coordinator. raised his concerns over this well potentially controversial initiative. we have seen about eighty percent of the time over the last fifty years that swat has been used for low level drug offenses or no knock warrant entries and basically we've seen people's homes being destroyed lives being destroyed as children as young as three month old being killed smoke bombs in a lot

place i publish a column every monday on the site here was formally a reporter and columnist for the los angeles times and the editor of ramparts magazine is a professor at the annenberg school for communications and journalism at the university of southern california and the author of thirteen books including his latest they know everything about you how data collecting corporations and snooping government agencies are destroying democracy so bob let's talk about what we're seeing what you have called repeatedly the new mccarthyism only this time it's not coming from the rabid right wing the joe mccarthys and. of the republican party but from the democratic party you are consider this one of the most frightening moments and i've been around a long time by the way i spent twenty nine years at the los angeles times legacy media as a reporter and columnist and so for us and i want to make one thing clear fake news is always been a problem ok fake news comes from governments all over the world. particularly when it deals with national security i was sitting there at the cia is made you know i was i

. >> and the los angeles dodgers have won the pennant. >> chicago cubs lost to the los angeles dodgers last night. one week after taking out the nationals. dodgers are now going to the world series for the first time in almost 30 years. >> all right. >> the dodgers actually had best record in baseball this year. >> they're either going to play the yankees or the astros. i kind of want the astros to win. sorry, a lot of new yorkers out there. >> exactly. spread the wealth a little. >>> if you have weekend plans, the >>> i'm pulling for the astros because houston has had it tough enough this year. no doubt with hurricane harvey a couple of months ago. 40s and 50s on your friday morning. highs in the 70s. even nicer weather for the weekend. you have the five-day coming up with sheena. >>> forget about friday night lights. the threat forcing a football team to push up start time of their game. >>> you're in puerto rico and you're cooking food to eat. >>> talk about having a good rap. hamilton creator lin-manuel miranda is celebrang someone ti >>> 5:14 your time right now. >> oh, stop it. p

now police in california are set to deploy and test drones in the skies above los angeles initiative has raised concerns over privacy and safety hollywood has recently been making a big deal about the dangers of misusing drones. surveiling. entire . watch is turning. well after years of heated debates the police commissioner of los angeles voted three to one in favor of the yearlong drone program however the vote caused a stir among the residents of l.a. . where people staged various process in a show of discontent about the decision the police department union's president assured the public that the new technology will be used as a tool to protect those police and residents. well the police department chief has also given assurances that i'm nice wants officers will be allowed to use the trains touring specific operations or in high risk situations the technology can be applied in search and rescue activities or when looking for suspects the los angeles county spying campaign coordinator khan has raised his concerns about the initiative for time what we have seen about eighty percent

mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >>> the los angeles dodgers are in their first world series in 29 years. two of the teams ball girls almost didn't live to see it. see the women survive this month's concert shooting in vegas where 58 people died. they told jaime yuccas being in front of a crowd makes them feel more normal. >>reporter: moore and christina are proud to throw like girls. >> i think they're always surprised when they see us throw for the first time because they think it's a girl, they're probably not going to be able to throw far and throw hard. then we throw and they're like, woe. >> the dodgers they help warp before a game has become fans. third baseman turn certificate the comvp of the national league championship series. >> i have watched them play catch. they don't throw like girls and they have good arms. >> there aren't many with bucket seats for the world series, sitting down the lines, it's their jobs to protect the fans from -- earlier this month there was no one to protect them when gunfire erupted at the route 91

which he intended to be a good-natured manner and he apologizes to anyone he's offended. >>> the "los angeless the los angeles kings shooter stephen paddock has been charged with child >>> and new orleans times picky eun reports on the death of rock and roll legend fats domino. ♪ you made me cry when you said good-bye ain't that a shame ♪ >> domino died yet in louisiana from natural causes. he sold more than 110 million records and was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1986. his hits were "ain't that a shame" and "blueberry hill." he was 89. >>> coming up, amazon delivers. with will show you how you can hand over your keys for deliveries. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. i'm karen, i'm a teacher. my psoriatic arthritis caused joint pain. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events

police in california are set to deploy and test drones in the skies above los angeles initiative has raised all sorts of concerns of a privacy and safety hollywood's recently making a big deal about the dangers of drone misuse. after years of heated debate the police commission of los angeles voted three to one in favor of the one year long drone program however the vote certainly caused a bit of a stir among residents of los angeles. various protests in a show of discontent over the decision the police department union president assured the public that the new technology will be used as a tool to protect both police officers and residents. the police department chief is assured that only swat officers will be allowed to use the drones this during certain specific operations or high risk situations the technology can be applied in search and rescue activities or when looking for suspects and. spying campaign coordinator raised his concerns over this plan. time what we have seen about eighty percent of the time over the last fifty years that swat has been used for low level drug offens

he has that on a side, he is the owner of the los angeles dodgers , the los angeles sparks and with theers of the los angeles dodgers, he created another investing venture, about $1 billion on the side. mark: a lot of people are leaving. your reporting more than 60 in two years. is the concern that will continue? who is left that is big and how many big names are remaining? sonali: 60 doesn't even count all the people who are in the 22 that were fired early last year. there are big names if you even put those time draws, there are more. it was todd boley, there is also the former ceo of yahoo!, he actually worked it guggenheim. they no longer have this enterprise. in the sales and distribution team, a handful of portfolio managers. the 60 people includes people on the investment banking side. vonnie: how much more will be learned and are there more court documents to come? sonali: we definitely will see. we had more than 60 people leaving the last two years. what happens from now until the next end of the year? vonnie: you and john will be on the case. definitely have to have a read of

and some of the best-- were on display in los angeles. the details.. coming up. saturday as dueling ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. rrator: they call him enron ed.rtham, because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. protesters quickly confronted them... holding signs and chanting back. the two groups were seperated by barriers and police. for the most part, the demonstrations remained peaceful. at least one person was arrested. halloween is still about 24 ho but some of the best costumes you will ever see.. ... debuted over the weekend-- at "stan lee's l-a comic-con". hundreds of artists and vendors and some 100-thousand fans filled the los angeles convention center over the weekend. the event b

the 72-year-old denied the allegations to the los angeles times, saying he never met any of the women, or if he had it was for five minutes and i have no recollection. thirty-one of the women spoke on the record including louise post, who is a guitarist and vocalist for the band veruca salt, and as the world turns actress terri conn. >>> a hit-and-run happened on east diablo run. between interstate 61 in the country club. authorities a a suv hit a cyclist and stopped. moments later he took off. the vehicle is described as a silver compact suv, possibly a ford escape. 2 victims were rushed to local hospitals. one was airlifted. the highway patrol reports both are excited to survive. people who ride their bikes in the area say there is little space between cars on the road and bicyclists going down the side of the road.>>> san francisco police are searching for two people in connection with the shooting that happened at pacific heights neighborhood. it happened before 9 pm last night to the intersection of clay and laguna street. investigators say the victim was behind the wheel of a ca

the los angeles police department said those reports were not accurate. the group had just wrapped up a summer tour celebrating the band's 40th anniversary. (vicki) continuing our top story tonight... the massacre on the vegas strip... left nearly 60 people dead.... including the gunman.... and injuring hundreds more.... the gunman - has been identified as 64-year-old stephen craig paddock... and from what we have learned... paddock was a multi- millionaire, living in mesquite, nevada. earlier today we talked to doctor brenda wade... a clinical psychologist.... she tells us why it's hard to understand why anyone would do this... (vicki) again that was doctor brenda wade... a clinical psychologist... to see the complete interview log on to kron4 dot com...on to kron4 dot com... (grant) with all the chaos... police faced a wildly difficult as they tried to get to the shooter.. despite their training for situations like this -- there wasn't much police could do until they got inside the hotel. even then, it would be a difficult task to get at the gunman in hi

who covers bennett the white house for "the los angeles times." bill, go ahead. caller: thank you for c-span. dober one, all trump had to is reverse obama's dream act. just reverse it, not kick it down the road to congress. both parties, the establishment, they want all of these people coming in. it is like the grapes of wrath. him one they paid dollar an hour and then they brought more in, $.50 an hour, a quarter of an hour. and i want to throw one thing and for the veterans. we feel left out. everyone else is being helped by us. i do know know why a soldier only gets $10,000 a year when he gets killed on the battlefield. his family loves them as much as a victim or something. guest: president trump could have just ended daca outright. he had the power to end it on one day and not set up a timeline. is, as of a week ago, they stopped receiving applications for renewals for the two-year work permit. on marchin to expire 5. two years after that, all of the existing 800,000 work permits will expire and the program will send -- entirely here that is a fact, that is w

the los angeles police department has opened an investigation against harvey weinstein after a numberof women accuse the film producer of sexual assault according to a police spokesperson.

the new dawn, and a new beginning. los angeles was 110w and a new beginning. ~ flee now home to the dodgers. they played at the famous % the i now home to the dodgers. they played at the famous “nu-fi th a i at l. 1.41-3”; ii business, and , . l. -...l-..-.. li business and here i l. -...l-..-.. li business and here we are unfinished business, and here we are today. we have got to stay positive, and got to believe we can beat them. the astros have only played in one world series, into zas and five, when they were swept by the white sox. both houston and la have had a hundred wins in the regular season, and the last team to boat that brilliance was back in 197a. and the last team to boat that brilliance was back in 1974. we have to go out and do it, they are one of the best teams, they know what they have to do so it will be a very interesting that. hollywood is used to seeing stars, but la winning the world series would be a blockbuster not to be missed. it is a best of seven series, and it is time to play ball. should be a great series. should be a great series.

well the los angeles dodgers back in the world series for the first time in 29 years.fter crushing the defending champion chicago cubs 11-1 last night in game 5 of the nlcs. it was an epic night for enrique hernandez, the utility player blasting three home runs and driving in a post season record seven runs for the dodgers. the fall classic begins tuesday night with la awaiting the winner of the yankees/astros series, which could be decided tonight in houston. i know -- >> could be. we want a game 7. tuesday in la, 102 degrees record heat. they won't mind it in la. >>> all right the wars just got messy. lyft raising a billion bucks. what does that mean for uber. details next. but first, beauty industry is full of very big names butsome how the new beauty brand has developed a cult following. here's how the founder is using social media to find new customers. >> gloss ya is different in any ways from most beauty companies. we're not interested in making a bunch of stuff and throwing it at the wall and seeing what sticks. we also are available direct to consumer. we don'

>> talking bit his relationship with "the los angeles times." >> oh, yeah. the same thing with donald trump. i grew up on long islani and spent a lot of time as political reporter reading the daily news and the "new york post" and seeing donald trump drove by manipulating the tabloid atmosphere in new york city, and during the campaign he was such a feature on the evening cable news. it is a great irony that beth nixon and trump identify the press as the men of the enemy of me people. >> that's parallel that i had hoped and thought you might well make. it carries on when they get to washington, doesn't it? when richmond richard nixon came here's, as congress communicate vice president and then president, he discovered a different attitude toward the media. >> he took down 0 calm of liberal icons and it's unavoidable that strong elements of the eastern press were liberal. in nixon's case in the 195s, many of them were liberal republicans, but still liberal. when he went after earl warn and took down algier hiss and the spy in -- and defeated area soar hughes.t

and the dominant newspaper was the los angeles times. more tabloid its counterpart was the los angeles mirror. there was a talk by a congresswoman, jacqueline clark, who must have some tremendous researchers on her staff, about a los angeles times editorial that after she spoke in terms of racial equality during the new deal, the los angeles times earried an editorial urging sh be prohibited from speaking in public ever again. i knew my parents had to read times every day because it was the dominant paper, but they always had things to say about it. now i know why. even my family. james roosevelt: the chandler family, although they make a wonderful pavilion at the music center, was not a family of good wealth during the new deal. i think she played a very important advocate role inside and outside the new deal. [applause] >> one thing that really concerns me is there needs to be a demand on the part of the progressive educated electorates that are left right now. one slogan, obviously the new deal was a great slogan that helped fdr get el

country can be sponsored by relatives later on to come in legally. >> brian bennett joining us for the los angeles times to talk about these efforts from the white house dreamers and daca recipients. john starts his office 20. he is in florida, republican line, john you are on with brian bennett. go ahead. >> caller: obama created this problem wherere he took my grandkids and great grandkids dream away from them and gave it to a bunch of illegal aliens and i don't have anybody to treat my kids right and i was a thousand% for trump but i don't want him to negotiate my kids rights on these illegals. they should be deported along with their parents. medical school and they had one on that hearing and they had a run and a nurse in medical school and they took our american citizens kids and allow the illegal aliens to jump around and back in the 50s and 60s i didn't want an illegal alien with me in the foxhole. >> host: all right, john, you put a lot out there. >> guest: president trump tapped into the campaign where there are americans who feel that they are being pushed out of the workforce and this

. >> we're following breaking news, key new developments in the investigation of the los angeles shooting massacre. the fbi questioned the girlfriend of the gunman, stephen paddock. mary l mary -- ma mary marilou dunnly hired a lawyer and the president called it the deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history and getting new information about the arsenal. paddock bought 34 guns over the course of a year, most rifles, two dozen weapons in the hotel suite he used to carry out the attack and more found at his two homes including large amounts of ammunition. exclusive reporting into the investigation of russian meddling into the presidential election. sources saying facebook ads were targeted at swing states including wisconsin and michigan both of which the president narrowly won and the senate saying they still can't rule out collusion from the trump campaign. >>> first, let's go straight to las vegas. there are dramatic new details emerging and dramatic new video of the attack. >> reporter: that's right. the 62-year-old girlfriend is back in las vegas speaking to fib investigators. obviously

what you make of the headline in the los angeles "gop-led congress is thinking about scaling back." rateake the corporate tax more like 22%, 23%. the president wanted 20%. -- wanted 15%. he compromised at 20%. guest: i am with the president. i started out at 15%. i would have loved to see us get at 15%. that puts us in the driver seat with we rightfully should be. we're the largest economy on the planet. we are the bulk of the global economy. i would love to see us go to 15%. i don't to the president budging easily off at 20% mark. oft: why do you think some your colleagues don't want to go as low as 20 -- that they are 23%?g to argue for 22%, guest: i'm not sure what the argument would be. we have billions of dollars oversees that are sitting -- overseas that are sitting there because companies don't want to pay the federal government $.35 on the dollar to bring it back. i think it is very important we get the corporate rate as low as we possibly can. in member budget remember budget director mick mulvaney, the president, and members of the house -- we want to see the economic growt

tonight they looked to rebound against their division rivals the kings. los angeles beat the flyers in their season opener and that set the scene at the tank tonight. this is the sharks' first game facing john stevens as the kings' head coach. seconds left in the first period game tied at 1. anze kopitar off the quick wrister picked up the goal. that's kopitar's first of the season and the kings take a one-goal lead. late in the second period now 3-1 kings. sharks can't clear the puck. kings score off the own goal by carlsson. martin jones taken out and the sharks drop to 0-2 as they lose 4-1. >>> game 2 of the nlds between the cubs and the nationals. game tied at 3 in the eighth inning until ryan zimmerman does this. a three-run blast just over the fence. nationals win 6-3 and tie the series up at a game apiece. game 2 in the other national league division series, the diamondbacks at dodger stadium, we go to the fifth inning. the dodgers up by two. austin barnes sends this one down the left field line. that's a double. two runs come across and six runs in the fifth

the world series is under way in los angeles — but who's going to take an early advantage.. tennis, karolina piskova powers her way to a second victory in singapore and with it books her place in the last four of the world tour finals... and we have new league leaders in italy — inter are top of serie a. baseball's world series is under way at dodger stadium — the los angeles dodgers, who havent won the title for 29 years have home advantage for the first two games of the series against the houston astros — who have never won the event. and the home side have astros pitcher dallas kuechel to thank for a good start. his first pitch resulted in a dodgers home run. la leading 1—0.

. >> that was chaplain pat conroy, opening with a prayer for the victims of the los angeles shooting. other members of the house also spoke about the shooting in floor speeches. ray. aplain: let us almighty god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. pray for the gift of wisdom to all, with great responsibility in ray. almighty god, we give you thanks for giving us another this people's house, for the leadership of our nation. lord, once again our nation reels in grief and horror after yet another mass shooting on our soil. we ask your blessing upon us all. most especially on those who mourn the loss of their loved ones. have mercy upon all your children who die. the debates will once again ensue. speed us to the day when the wisdom of solomon might inspire our congressional members beyond the limitations of sound bites and platitudes before more and more american citizens are deprived of their lives. lord, the suffering of our world is all around us. stimulate our hearts and minds so that everything we may do this day would be for your greater honor andone minute. mr. green: t

the eagles play in los angeles. president trump said it's important that nfl stand always for the playing of our national anthem, respect our flag and country. that tweet comes a week after the president called for nfl owners to fire players who engaged in such protests. last sunday more than 100 players sat knelt or raided their fists in defines of the national anthem. >>> eagles safety malcom jenkins stood with his fist in the air during the game. >> nobody is protesting the flag or our military or our country what we're doing is using the platform we have to draw attention to issues in our community, jenkins says he hopes the protest will bring awareness to the people of color. >> there's much more to come on "action news" including philadelphia celebration of german pride. music star maryland mansion is injured on stage during a concert. >>> fans come out on to the field, whoa, we'll tell you what happened. >>> coming up in the weather it is mighty chilly this morning, temperatures in the in the 40s, there's warm

game 1 between the los angeles dodgers and houston astros features both team's aces. can watch the game right here with us. >>> 5:55 am. it's official. justin timberlake is headlining the super bowl halftime show this year. he will perform at super bowl lii in minnesota on february 4. it will be his third time performing on the super bowl halftime stage. remember in 2004 at super bowl party eight, he was with janet jackson. you know the famous wardrobe malfunction. this third performance will give him the distinction of having the most super bowl performances by an individual entertainer. >> i do remember that. >>> after five straight cloths losses, the 49ers suffered their worst loss in two years. the cowboys running back ezekiel elliott could not be stopped. he scored two touchdowns in the first seven minutes of the game. the quarterback, dak prescott, threw for three touchdowns including a screen pass to elliott and turn that into a 72 yard touchdown. as for the 49er offense, c.j. beathard started his first game but cannot get much done. the team caused three fumble

the los angeles dodgers are playing the houston astros.further north, the bay area is also going to be pretty warm -- in fact, 20 degrees above normal, according to ktvu meteorologist steve paulson. santa rosa should reach 94 degrees, santa cruz should reach 92 degrees and san jose, livermore and concord should reach 90. the dodgers say they have had many 100 degree days during the regular season. they are well prepared to deal with this world series heatwave. it is supposed to be around 100 degrees in about half an hour.>> that is excruciating, especially in october. people are paying a lot of money to sit in the hundred degree heat. >> that is where the beer is cold. to get you through it. >> thanks a much for joining us on ktvu. switch over to ktvu plus. coming up, officials are working to protect fire victims, as they look for temporary housing. how they are trying to relax housing -- find housing. >>> coverage of the 2017 world series between the dodgers and the astros begins next, right here on ktvu. here is a live view of dodgers st

susan smith was the principal's right hand at vista elementary school in los angeles a mom two grown kids and a rock in the office. >> we were devastated. susan has been with us a long time. she was wonderful. very well loved and really good at her job. great with the kids. great with the staff. and it's just hard. >> hard, colleagues say, hard parents agree because susan smith was more than just staff, more than a manager. she was family. >> a lot last year in the summer. seriously, so kind so patient. >> parents and staff alike paying tribute to susan for touching lives, for making a difference, for doing so many little big things and doing them so withel. susan smith was 5 approximate. jake bedone of bakersfield, california he was at the concert with his wife lori and some of their friends. they were celebrating their 23rd anniversary. early monday morning jack's son posted a picture of his dad saying his father dumped in front of my mom and got shot. i love you, dad, he wrote. he posted on facebook lost my best friend, love you so much more than you could ever imagine. the los ang

. >>> the los angeles mayor eric garcetti ended the explanation he may run for navigate. aid in a series of tweets he still has a lot of work do in los angeles and wants to continue that. he ended a four year term as mayor in march. he won't be able to run for another term under term limits there. some political observers believe he may be thinking about a run for president in 2020. >>> there are several candidates hoping to succeed governor brown next year. the four leading democratic candidates include... include... there are two republican candidates that also want the seat... seat... >>> as catcher bruce maxwell out of jail after being arrested this morning. coming up we will tell you what he is accused of doing with a gun at his arizona home. >> reporter: plus, later this morning, thousands more students here in the north bay will be running to school for the first time since the wildfires here three weeks ago. we will tell you about the support they are being offered, coming up. >>> well, good morning. thank you for joining us for morning morning. i am dave clark. >>

baseball's world series is under way at dodger stadium — the los angeles dodgers, who havent won thele for 29 years have home advantage for the first two games of the series against the houston astros — who have never won the event. and the home side have astros pitcher dallas kuechel to thank for a good start. his first pitch resulted in a dodgers home run. la leading 1—0. at the wta finals in singapore — world number three karolina pliskova booked a place in the semi—finals after a thumping straight sets win against the world number two garbine muguruza. and there was also success on tuesday for american venus williams. austin halewood rounds up the action. at 37, venus williams keeps rolling back the years in 2017. after losing her first match in singapore, next up her first match in singapore, next up was 20—year—old u lainer 0ster pinko. ina up was 20—year—old u lainer 0ster pinko. in a tight first set, williams came out on top to take it 7-5. williams came out on top to take it 7—5. then, the french open champion hit back. she showed that she had enough power to dominate anyone

the los angeles police department investigating harvey weinstein for rape, italian model accusing theisgraced hollywood mobile of sexual assault in 2013 at beverly hills hotel as we learn weinstein isn't taking sex rehab seriously according to a new shocking report in page 6, weinstein is being belligerent barking into his band phone and falling asleep during group therapy, remains in denial about the alleged attacks insisting each and every one was consensual. week 7 of the nfl kicking off last night with all players on the kansas city chiefs and oakland raiders standing for the national anthem but one player known for protest making headlines. lynch ejected from the game after sprinting from the sideline and shoving a referee, watching the rest of the game from the stands while wearing street clothes. the los angeles dodgers are world series bound after a dominating win against the chicago cubs. >> it is cross and the ball game is over. they won the tenant. dodgers are added to the world series. >> first time in 29 years the 11-when victory gives the dodgers the first national leagu

biggest opponent the city of los angeles. always good terrorist and. nobody should be homeless anywhere but especially in one of the richest countries in the world. i build everything was true because i make a lot of mistakes. and it's easy to back out your mistakes in compton south central l.a. a pint sized idea as in a battle with city author already. when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle. the mayor of los angeles has to clear the city is in the midst of a homelessness crisis. overseas trying to solve it one tiny house at a time the tiny house idea is very simple it's shelter. food water and shelter are not optional they're required for human survival so it's a. temporary solution and like the first stone a foundation if you will to helping people who are homeless. according to elvis these cheap and portable tiny homes are meant to be on the streets of l.a. . but right now they're not moving anywhere because city authorities banned them so they used to belong to somebody yeah yeah. being used