the l.a. street smarts project at children's hospital, los angeles. the l.a. street smarts project teaches elementary school aged children pedestrian safety by recreating the real world experience of a child walking to and from school. now let's take a walk through richie's neighborhood. >> and you get to the intersection what's the first thing you do to cross the street? you stop, that's the best thing, every time you get to an intersection or a corn e i want you to stop and look, stop and look when you get to an intersection, you get to the intersection, what you want to do here if you want toe cross the street, you press the button, so how about you press the button. did you push it? it says go, alright, walk across. >> my name is jeff, i'm the director of paul mitchell in the hospital in los angeles the goal of the street smart focusing on pedestrian safety it's to get kids involved in this interactive set that will force them to think about those safety implements to provide safe walking in and around the school. the l.a. street smarts, richie's neighborh

and it is written by los angeles times reporter, jill leovy. she is joining us now at "the l.a. times" festival of books. who was bright in l.a.? >> guest: brands finale isn't 18-year-old living in south los angeles, the son of an lapd homicide detective who is black. his mother was an anagram from costa rica. he was murdered in 2007 and the story of his murder is the central narrative of the book at her side. throughout the case the investigation of the case and the eventual prosecution to defendants. >> host: the fact his murder was solved was that rare? was that you need? >> when i calculated the 20 years prior to his dad was particularly for black men if you use 40% or 45%, you would be in the right territory. it depends the way you look at it. you can look at how many are convict did bush gives you a smaller number are how many are cleared by means other than the rest. i think 40% for that part of the city at that time. >> how does that compare to the rest of the nation and the rest of the city question aren't >> one of the things i said was officially reported a non-reliabl

the mountain or pacific time zones. we are on location in los angeles at "the l.a. times" festival of books. the camp said the university of southern california. someone we are sitting at this beautiful campus, $60,000 a year to go here. the neighborhood to investigate, how close to where we are sitting? >> guest: i could watch as some of the homicide and i reported on from this campus yet i worked mostly further to the south but this area south of the freeway is the northernmost and westernmost point of what used to be a very long like celebration in the city of los angeles. institutionally it is a legal product and you cannot sell your house to a black person. those overthrown by supreme court in the 40s. the actual task of getting people to stop de facto observing really to decades after that. for a long time up through the 80s the "los angeles times" used the phrase be grow community for an area to the east of here, old south central along central avenue. that has been the term for decades prior to that because it was such a separate world. such an absolute invisible wall that plays blac

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the terps opened up the ncaa tournament play in los angeles facing ole miss. l.a. this time of year. the liner to right center. comes home, giving the terps the lead. top of the fourth, 2-0 terps small ball, the squeeze bunt. beats the tag at home. maryland wins 3-1. they will play host ucla tonight. venus was defeated by the young american stevens serena williams still at it, surviving a scare. serena lost the first set 6-3 but found her groove in the second. she has set point puts the forehand away, taking the set, 6-4, forcing a third set. williams won three straight games. matchpoint, forehand winner, advancing to the fourth round, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. meantime nadal had no issues. he made quick work of his opponent. nadal has won 38 straight matches at the french open, winning in straight sets. and a final note, blackhawks-ducks, game seven tonight at 8:00. talking about hawks and ducks, i don't know if you're a fan of "the mighty ducks," the disney movie. hawks-ducks, emilio estevez was the coach -- i'm embarrassed, i will stop talking. kellye: ♪ ♪ ♪ kellye: anothe

. >> reporter: so where do things stand with raising the wage in los angeles? l.a. council is expected to vote on the mayor's proposal later this month. john at the same time some city council members are considering a new proposal which would allow small businesses with 50 or fewer employees to have a little more time to raise the wage. it would give those businesses until 2019 to increase the minimum wage that's two years later than the current plan. >> thank you. >>> detroit is moving forward with a plan to cut water off to as many as 25,000 people. last year residents owed $90 million in unpaid bill. the city began an aggressive campaign. >> what the heck is it about low-income people not being able to pay their water bills that makes most of the world stand mute as if this is okay? because it's not okay. >> last year detroit began to offer financial aid to those who couldn't pay their bills, but as many as 20,000 accounts are still past due. >>> coming up policing america's cities, the bebait over new york's broken window policy. >>> and the push to free low le

the heat of the los angeles county federation of labor and the legal advocate for l.a.'w city wide minimum wage of 15 dollars an hour. he want you union shops allowing workers to freedom to prioritize what is important to them. reck recognizing freedom of contract is a good thing. >> so what is going to happen? are they going to get that exception or not. >> i'm guessing not because the hypocrisy is just too blatant. >> that's it for this week. thanks to my panel and for all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> the america's news the headquarters. i'm eric shawn. hello everyone and welcome. >> o'malley leaping into the race toot. he now becomes the second official challenger to the hillary clinton juggernaut along with vermont senator bernie sanders. let's go to the white house now. and ed henry has a wrap up. >> what he's really trying to do martin o'malley is find some space on the left wing. sort of

the streets of los angeles. our special reporter covers the chaos, violence and looting in south central l.a. >> reporter: south l los angeles under siege, to day, fires, rioting, looting, and all an air of anger at the police, trying unsuccessfully to restore law and order. at third and vermont,ly tried to move a crowd back from a fallen electrical wire. the crowd responded by rushing to the supermarkets and looting it. >> this is sad, so sad, god, it's terrible and i have so many lovely friends. >> reporter: police moved in, but it was too late. the store was trashed, looters gone. >> as police lined up, the looters went across the street and broke into another establishment -- >>> the crowd moved onto another shopping center. >> throughout out all of this, a fourth store was looted. police have moved in, but have yet to make any arrest at all. they seem to be letting the people do what they want. >> right now, we are not making any arrests. we are basically moving them out of the area. >>> police arrested three korean men who fired shots in the air to scare people away. a war of rage that leaves no victors, j

were getting the best bang for their buck when they and proved a bullet train but it could prove to be a bargain. for less than 100 bucks you can get from san francisco to los angeles. the l.a. times reporting this morning the fares for the new planned bullet train could be around 86 bucks. roughly 20 centses a mile it would be one of the world's cheapest high speed rail trips if completed. the bullet train would connect san francisco and los angeles by 2029. >> right now we'll take you to fresno for 50 bucks. >>> ordering food with a swipe of a finger google wants to make your next takeout or delivery order simple. when you use your smartphone to look up a restaurant on google there will be a place and order option. there are currently six food ordering sites including grub hub, seamless, and mypizza.com. >> limitless options. >> bottomless bowl. >>> google's self driving cars have been in at least four accidents. >> self-driving cars. wait a minute. this according to a new data made available to the state of california. under new reporting laws. scott mcgrew, robots have to report their accidents as well. >> they do. it would appear while the robot cars have been in accid

the top stories. scarlet: los angeles football fans have been deprived of a hometown team for two decades now. have the l.asuburbs approved big-ticket stadium projects. if they build it, will they come? joining us from los angeles is james walsh. walk us through this stadium situation. james: there are three teams and play and two cities that are vying for different combinations of those teams. there are a lot of moving pieces. the oakland raiders and san diego chargers are both looking to move to carson, a suburb south of downtown l.a. in the st. louis rams are looking at inglewood. any or all of those three teams l.a. make move to they have not had a pro football team in 20 years. will they come? that is key to the financing and the viability of these potential moves. scarlet: the teams always want some help from the public sector. tax subsidies. metro l.a. is a bigger market in terms of the number of people and therefore dollars. an la-based team should be able to command higher ticket prices and tv rights. you can make the argument that they don't need as much in public subsidies. small cities have sai

the greatest in l.a. where some estimate 40% of workers earn the minimum. >> this debate should never have been about the chamber of commerce verses the working people of los angeles. >> the folks that create the jobs at the services levels are the ones that will have to eliminate jobs. it's simple maths. los angeles mayor praised the vote in a statement saying help is on the way for 1 million angelinos living in poverty: business owners in the city of angels say the vote is far from heavenly for the bottom line. proponents expect the wage hike to have a domino effect in several cities near l.a. like sanaa monnico, pasadena. they warn of los angeles becoming a wage island where businesses are pushed away where for places they can pay their employees less. >> a major step forward. tuesday's fight directs the attorney to draft legislation going before the same council for a vote. they voted for it once we assume they'll vota gain. the federal wage $7.25. the president obama administration has been pushing for an increase. >> turning to iraq and the fight against i.s.i.l. the group killed hundreds of people in ramadi accused of being government sympathizers.

point. >> beck's comments have been criticized by the president of the los angeles police protective league, the union representing l.a.'s rank and file police officers. a statement released to al jazeera said: >> i think it's important that the chief does take a position of concern. >> earl hutchinson is a community activist and president of the los angeles urban policy round table. >> i would expect now anytime you have a questionable shooting and this was certainly questionable that the police chief would make that kind of statement. now, having said that, the next question logical question is now that the chief that expressed concern how is it going to translately out into action. >> so many recent deadly police encounters involving young black men have led to nationwide protests and reignited a national debate over race relations and the use of force. lapd chief said while the investigation is still in the early stages, at this point he doesn't believe it was motivated by race. hutchinson disagrees. >> police officials never think race is a factor and that's always what police chiefs and officials always say but

the right thing to do in california. we're discussing it in los angeles, of course. l.a. county is looking at it. going to be ice lated that it will be an island, i think is not accurate at all. indeed, this is a national trend and california is at the forefront. and i'm proud to be a part of it. >> that's why i wanted to talk to the two of you. as i said at the outset often that which begins in california people snicker initially and then it takes place across the country. councilman englander, i hear liberty tearians and conservatives say we ought to let the market dictate. but the market doesn't seem to be doing enough for folks. i read a statistic that 46% of the work force is now below $15 an hour in los angeles. so can we trust the market to square this up? >> michael, i think there's a happy medium. we've got to balance that. we've got to partner with businesses not let the market or us dictate. it can't be the policy makers saying we're going to create an unfunded mandate on businesses. that's unrealistic based on their profit margins. we've lost major industries in los angeles from aerosp

the crowd go away. that's not justice. >> richard reardon was mayor of los angeles in the aftermath of the l.a.y guest today. good to see you, mayor. so do you agree with alan dershowitz? >> oh absolutely. you have to wait to get the information because you never know the type of jury and in fact you never know really the facts for quite a while. >> but marilyn moseley did have the facts in front of her. she had her own investigation and the report from the police department in baltimore. maybe she has evidence that we don't know about and that's why she leveled the charges that she did. >> well i think it was -- what she did was improper. she should have waited before she got into the fray. >> do you actually lyly think that somebody like miss mosby, should she announce charges and charge these six police officers based on trying to quell crowd control? >> it sure bookslooks that way. but i think this whole thing about getting justice for everybody is not looking at the big problem which is how do you stop the black communities, for example, from causing problems. because one of the problems i

the athat sis by the l.a. times predicts the price of the ticket from san francisco to los angeles would be about $86. $0.20 a mile compared to $0.46 a mile for the train in germany. the full line between san francisco and l.a. it will be open to passengers in 2028. >>> four of the 48 driverless cars that are being tested right now in california they have been involved in collisions since september according to the associated press. three of them involved suvs that google has outfitted with sensors. the other involved a car operated by auto parts maker delphi. the other two happened when the car was controlling itself. both companies say their cars were not at fault in any of the collisions and that the damage was minor. >>> thousands of soccer fans gathered in the south bay over the weekend for a special send off to the u.s. team for the 2015 women's world cup. abby big star the women's national soccer team took on ireland yesterday and fans were pumped up following their 3-0 win. two of the three goals were courtesy of abby. all of the players moms were flown in after the surprise. >> after the secon

los angeles times reporter jill leovy. she she is joining us now at the la times festival of books. books. who was bright in l.a.? >> guest: brands finale isn't 18-year-oliving in s los >> he is the son of an lapd homicide detective comic black, his mother is actually an immigrant from costa rica. mother was an anagram from costa rica. he was murdered in 2007 and the story of his murder is the central narrative of the book at her side. throughout the case the investigation of the case and the eventual prosecution to defendants. >> host: the fact his murder was solved was that rare? was that you need? >> when i calculated the 20 years prior to his dad was particularly for black men if you use 40% or 45%, you would be in the right territory. it depends the way you look at it. you can look at how many a

in september of 2008, the city of los angeles had its worst train accident ever, it was in l.a., this some of the nbc news national coverage at the time of that accident. watch. >> the metro link commuter train may have been carrying as many as 350 passengers and it left los angeles less than an hour earlier, when it slammed into a freight train in chatsworth. this passenger was all the way in the back of the last car. people were flying, i was flying. >> you can actually see the metro link engine pushed inside of the passenger car. it must have been a very traumatic crash. >> friends and relatives rushed to local hospitals. some learning their loved ones were lost. >> one of my uncles is really injured. >> there's no word yet how or why this happened except to note the obvious. there is only one track here, and horribly both trains were on it. >> both trains were on the one track. what happened in that metro link commuter train crash in l.a. in 2008, what happened there was human error. the engineer who was operating that commuter train missed a signal. the train was operating the wa

the minimum wage have major win on their hands in l.a. they've agreed to raise the limit to $15 an hour by the year 2020. los angeles is the largest city in the nation to adopt the increase. >>> swiss bank ubs has agreed to pay the u.s. $545 million to settle charges it rigged the the currency market. it will plead guilty to wire fraud in another case. ubs is the first of five banks to enter into an agreement. others are expected to follow suit. >>> kfc is counting on a blast from the past to boost sales. the chain bringing back, there he is colonel sanders. hoping the world-face pitchman will stand out from the crowd. it coin sides with the 75th anniversary of kfc. they're balancing the throwback mascot with newly remodeled stores and new items. i wonder if they have a new biscuit recipe. >> you on don't care about the chicken on the mascot? >> i like the biscuit. >>> cancer charities accused of fraud. people opening their pocket books to fight the devastating disease. where that money was really going. >>> plus breaking a sweatover night. the first lady showing off her workout routine. listen up... i'm rew

the creative force behind "l.a. beer." >> there's a magic to it. >> over here doing my thank, doing my thing, doing my thank. >>> it's springtime. a the lo of people are looking ahead to summer. where should we go for have a indication? if you pick australia, beware of snakes. >> we've seen these video before and this girl is there to catch a brown eastern brown snakes. the family says the snake has been on their property for two years. >> i wouldn't wait two years, but they did. finally they come in she's checking it out saying where is this thing? another guy with the company comes over both looking for the snake, because they realize they have to move this rock. the snake has been spotted, snatches it. watch what she does. >> wow, this lady is a freaking boss. >> she didn't have a net or anything to put it in. there is a bag. first she tossed it then she's just holding it away from her body. it is one of the most deadliest snake in the planet. >> and it's biting back at her. >> she's that good. let's move further north in australia, to queensland where at a children's center they found a not as venomous snake. a teacher support it had

>>mark: the giant sweeping at los angeles and liking l.a. shawl once again that out the giant shut out the dodgers for the third straight day to become the first pitcher ever the home that and the dodgers sent to zero and three game series when it started december the giants will for and have games behind the dodgers now they're one and half the aids continues to struggle to get on the tap of a raid that driving into runs. >>mark: again to the series is tonight. it is 551 i am following what is trendy all lined the facebook rent is going by with millions of use an accounting shushan touching your daughter for posting pictures online plan to be 19 years old and her daughter had done this for other times they saw the second facebook page for men in their '30's and '40's she shed her daughter's and even has a bad time as to pull to the video servers to does not repeat the same section them jews jogger >>darya: san francisco 56 everyone about mid '50's ride down a little bit cooler in santa rosa we will be right back. what's hapned snaing? hodid

it's early and the runway is huge when the company is talking about siting the first store in los angeles. they aren't even in l.athey aren't there yet? can you imagine how many more years this company can grow like crazy? jack in the box on the other hand is saddled with just being great. it's a domestic company that delivered better than expected quarters and this is no different. it gave you a huge 50% dividend boost. they yawned. people dumped the stock furiously off that good news and continue to sell it today. now some of that is because big portfolio managers are getting out of domestic stocks. jack is a total domestic play the fact that jack simply an a student that keeps getting as. market doesn't care for that. what the market really wants are c or b students that are suddenly getting better grades like shake shack becoming profitable when inno one expected it. we don't care that shack's double digit numbers are on based on 13 locations and uses stores open a minimum of two years and only has 13 of those. we don't care when the companies reopen after remodelling, the flag ship location will draw away cu

his partner, mark, are set to work on the dry bed of the los angeles river fixing a crumbling overpass like these crews seen here. on most days the l.ariver looks like this, an open concrete trench, but when it rains, the storm runoff from all the valleys in los angeles has only one place to go, the river basin. there's no forecast for heavy rain, just a light drizzle at most. nothing to worry about. but suddenly up river about noon it begins to pour. >> i was very concerned. and i kept telling mark that we should be out of there. >> at first, the water downstream is just a trickle. then jose and mark hear a dull roar. they look behind them, and see a seven-foot wall of water. >> it was like a brownish water with lots of trash in front of it. and i knew then that we were in trouble. >> the men race for their mixer, but water quickly floods the cab. jose and mark dart up a ladder to the top of the 20-ton truck, figuring it won't budge, they'll be safe. they're mistaken. 150,000 gallons of water a second are now rushing down the l.a. river, forcing the mixer to move. >> that's when i started getting scared. and the water pushed us righ

los angeles if l.a. times is report that fares for the newly planned bullet train could be around 86 bucks.oughly 20 cents a mile that would mark one of the world's cheapest high-speed rail trips. if completed, the bug let train would connect san francisco and los angeles by 2029. >>> ordering with a swipe of a fi fing finger. now when you use your smartphone to look up a restaurant on google, there will be a place and order option. currently six food ordering sites to choose from including grub hub, seamless, and mypizza.com. google plans to add more options in the future. >> don't even need the apps anymore. >> swipe away. i'm hungry. >> i am, too. >>> could san francisco-based uber be worth 50 million bucks? >> million or a billion with a "b"? good morning. >> hey, good monday morning to you. the markets could be under a little pressure to start the week after the stocks rallied friday following a somewhat positive jobs report that could reduce fears about a fed interest rate hike in the near term. retail sales, inflation and consumer and earnings from retailers such as macy's. on friday

look the other problem with los angeles is that you know neighboring cities some of the small business owners are going to move to there because they'll say they don't have to pay the workers in l.aing to put a harsh economic impact on los angeles. so it sounds great raising the minimum wage we have to look under the hood and see what are the implications. >> scott gamm. >> that'll do it for us. that's coming up next. >> and i'll see you on the fox report tonight, 7:00 p.m. eastern. hope to see you then. >> i'll be joining you. >> see you. listen up... i'm reworking the menu. veggies you're cool... mayo, corn dogs... you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and minerals. and now with... ...twice as much vitamin d ...which up to 90% of people don't get enough of. ohhhhhhh. the sunshine vitamin! ensure now has 2x more vitamin d to support strong bones. ensure. take life in. (vo) around age 7, the glucose metabolism in a dog's brain begins to change. (ray) i'd like to see her go back to her more you know social side. she literally started changing. it was shocking. she's much more aware. (ja

the team could be moved to los angeles. the los angeles nfl committee says if is looking at more than just the two proposed sites in carson and englewood. officials also say whatever team moves to l.a. may get to host super bowl liv. the nfl official repeated the raiders sharing levis stadium with the niners is not an option. >>> the warriors are preparing for tomorrow's game two of their western conference finals. they came from behind to beat the rockets, 110-106 at oracle arena last night despite mvp steph curry's 34 points, the real star of the postgame was his suddenly famous 2-year-old daughter. abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington is live in the newsroom with reilly curry's star turn. >> reporter: steph brought his daughter riley, up to the podium with him and just like her dad she scored points right away but with her charm and playful personality. ♪ while a roomful of reporters listened closely to warriors point guard steph curry talk about the team's win over the rockets, there's one little girl who doesn't want to hear it. >> quiet. [ laughter ] >> curry's 2-year-old daughter, riley, tells her dad to be quiet and get to work. >> get to work daddy. >> i know. hold on one

the sprawling and constantly bustling los angeles county jail. >> stand up. spread your feet shoulder width apart. lift up your left foot with your toes. >> l.a. county, which is probably one of the largest jail systems in the world, is completely different experience. >> drop them. turn around. >> and inmate reception center is gigantic. you know, it's like 400 guys a day, 2,000 a week. >> head up. head over. reach back. no talking. no laughing. just reach back, pull them apart. >> spread them wide. >> while intake can be a traumatic experience for new inmates, settling into the day-to-day routine of prison life provides a very different challenge. >> the time isn't hard if you keep yourself busy. you know, it's a point of managing. you know, you can either manage it or it can manage you. >> what al harper and his cell mate soccer wren have created ways to break the monotony with the few sparse items they're allowed in their cramped cell. >> the dice are made from toilet paper. >> we just mold them up. after that just draw them. that's basically it. you know what i mean. your mind get all creative once you get in here. you ain't got nothing el

the rodney king verdict and the l.a. riots in 1992. >> flames and violence have erupted in south central in the not guilty verdict in the rodney king trial. a verdict that even the men of los angeles condemned. tonight flames are visible in several areas as entire buildings burn fiercely. the results of fire bombs from crowds. and tom bradley asked governor wilson to send in the national guard. >> hello everyone and welcome to second look. i'm frank somerville. the protests that happened last week come from many years ago. the grainy video included indisputable proof of police brutality. >> reporter: it began with a 100-mile an hour chase according to the highway patrol and ended with los angeles police officers beating clubbing and stomping on the head of a 25-year-old black man, rodney king. >> he was lying face down, spread out. and when he was in that position then they started hitting him. at that point he got up and tried to get away that's when i got out with a camera and started filming. >> reporter: witnesses including the man who shot this video tape says king who was booked for speeding and avoiding arrest offered no resistance. they said the beating went on for

the analysis from the los angeles time estimated the round trip ticket would be $86 that's about 20-cents a mile. the full line between san francisco and l.a. is expected to open to passengers sometime in 2028. >>> a 74-year-old woman is back on solid ground after being rescued from near the summit of mount diablo. officials say she fell and suffered an injury while on the remote area on the east side of a mountain. authorities were called to assist around 4:00 this afternoon. the woman was hoisted off the mountain and transferred to an air ambulance that took her to the hospital. >>> the game was part of the series headed to the world cup. are. >> reporter: team usa pumped up fans as they fell to a 2-0 win. this was the last chance to see the team locally. >> my daughter plays soccer, we're a huge fan. when we found out that they were coming, it was a no brainer. >> getting to see the woman's team, it's a dream come true. >> after the second goal she looked up and pointed so i knew that was my mother's day gift. >> reporter: the mothers of all the players were flown in as a surprise. they escorted their daughters on to the field to a crow

and play ball charter communications plans to soon begin offering the los angeles dodgers tv channel. sports net l.a. in southern california. this breaking the year-long impasse that has prevented thousands of baseball fans from watching the team on tv. charter is buying time warner cable, as you know for $56 billion. you're up to date. that's the news update for this hour. >> thanks sue. >> see you later. >>> 30 minutes to go until the close here. the dow is down 195 points. the s&p is selling off about 1%. both of those trying to hang on to key levels above 18,000 and 2,100 respectively. a tough session especially for the tech world as we come back from this long weekend. >>> it's the deal of the day. billionaire john malone has been called, among other thing, the darth vader of cable but the force is with him today in his deal to buy time warner cable. it's a blockbuster deal for malone's charter communications and we will discuss what it means for the media industry and play this music some more when we come back. in the us, three in ten college students drop out. but how can you spot who's at r

the official website. a los angeles rams page. it has since pulled down. that is not stopping the talk of the team moving back to l.a.us now. thank you so much for joining us. was it a sneak peak or a snafu? >> i really do not think snafu is the right word. their story checked out. their "legacy" page was up. current information but with the boston patriots as the url. again, their story checks out on that one. it is obviously a business possibility. this has all been in the works. so many levels. the high levels of the nfl offices. i find this kind of funny that people think -- i do find it funny. melissa: stranger things have happened. we have seen earnings leaked online that way. just minutes after the final pick. the seattle seahawks. 34-year-old former green beret that served 32 words and iraq and afghanistan. here's what he told fox and friends this morning about the opportunity to try out for the team. >> it was right after the last pick of the draft. they be a minute later i picked up and it is him. we would like to invite you out here and we cannot wait to see you compete. it was unbelievable. the fact that

the country. >> i just did mural on skid row, in l.a. >> los angeles? >> yes, it is. one in salt lake city. doing one dave & buster's dock side right now. >> i saw. that will you're almost done. >> i'm almost done. opening next thursday. >> how do you describe your art? i say it is abstract. >> good mix of abstract, little bit of cartoon street art graffiti flavor in there. >> you know what you can do maybe put my face real big right here. >> i could. >> you snow make an abstract? what do you think? >> i could. probably take a while though. >> what's that mean, avenue big head? >> where can we find your work? do you have a website? >> yes. >> we'll put it on our website link it to myfoxphilly.com. i'm -- my legs are so far apart i can't move. can you help me? jen? are you still in sea isle city? >> sweaty, big amateur surfing competition. ready to do this? i have some pros to help me out from here. let's do there is sue here's the microphone, 54 degrees, people. >> she is hanging ten. >> ♪ ♪ >> heads the to a national competition. >> guess what? they won the national

the show plus los angeles has just become the largest american city to raise its minimum wage to $15 an hour. good for workers, but some businesses say they will struggle when that happens. we'll ask l.ai about it when he joins the table this morning. also on the guest list for "morning joe" former treasureer larry summers and frankie muniz and the former actress mellissa fitzgerald. they come together for a provocative film on how ptsd affects service members returning from congress. all that and more coming up next on "morning joe." don't go anywhere. settle in with that glass of coffee. great programing ahead. take care. ♪ ♪ ♪ at chase, we celebrate small businesses every day through programs like mission main street grants. last years' grant recipients are achieving amazing things. carving a name for myself and creating local jobs. creating more programs for these little bookworms. bringing a taste of louisiana to the world. at chase, we're proud to support our grant recipients and small businesses like yours. so you can take the next big step. the urge for liberty is as american pie and can taste as good. >> it's a real circus out there. >> rebuild america! just remember that.

the edge of a desert. los angeles is a desert community. >> reporter: but it's not just communities like l.a. r, as recently featured in the new york times, say, rancho mirage. four times the water used by communities goes to making the desert bloom. the farmers grow annual crops like fruits and vegetables, crops farmers can choose not to plant during droughts. but increasingly, they've grown perennials-- trees that, without water, will simply die: citrus trees, nut trees. and thus the backlash up and down the valley, and the protest signs lining the interstate. >> if we don't have water, we don't have a business, we don't have a livelihood, a way to continue to provide for our families. >> reporter: to which fisherman hudson has a nearly identical response. >> our salmon fishery supports tens of thousands of good family wage paying jobs. that's not only the fishermen like me, but it's the wholesalers on the end of the dock that have people working for them, the people that work at the ice docks, the fuel docks, you know, there is always the fight between farmers and fishermen and so forth. bu

. >> reporter: the los angeles based company launched here two weeks ago, claims they have grown twice as fast here in san francisco as they did in l.a. and they're mostly booked. >> there's been lots of demand for walkers. >> a walk will cost you 20 bucks for 30 minutes or $30 for an hour but the app is free. >> they track your dog. it's like the find my furry friend. >> and you notice it said pee and poo. just so you know everything that happens. >>> jeff is with us now. >> good. i spotted that too. very detailed. and we have the same familiar pattern back we've had over the last seven days of the exact same time. and that's the low clouds and drizzle. through the east bay and south bay, with temperatures in the mid-50s. tomorrow morning, as i kept saying, we would love to clear this out and make it totally sunny for you but there are no changes in the forecast that would allow that to happen. and 53 to start for your average and 50 in the north bay. and isolated drizzle in san frik francisco and the peninsula. what will eventually bring us sunshine? it's all about this region of high pressure. it's not super strong but it's at lea

. >>> the los angeles area was hit by a magnitude 3.9 earthquake about 90 minutes ago. l.a. have not received any reports of injuries or damage. that quake struck just after 4:00. they briefly went into what is called earthquake mode but cancelled the alert after no damage was reported. >>> the newest member of britain's royal family is home this morning but the princess still does not have a name. that means speculation and bets are running sky high. britain's legal book makers say the names charlotte and alice are the favorites. it's possible the name of the fourth in line to the thrown will be announced today by the duke and duchess of cambridge but there's no time table. the baby's grandparents, queen elizabeth and prince philip, may pop in today to see the newborn. >>> a large and apparently mellow crowd marched in argentina for the legalization of homegrown marijuana for personal use. [chanting] >> several in the crowd showed their love for weed by getting baked in public. currently argentina has it listed as a crime. last year uraguay became the first nation there to

the los angeles area. the southbound 5 freeway, big rig has crashed there. the highway is blocked at this hour. it's really causing real problems for the morning commute for drivers in l.ato keep you posted on the developments. this is our live shot coming in from los angeles. there's a big rig on the side on this freeway. let's see if we zoom in so you can see what i'm talking about. there you see it. this is causing major problems for what is the beginning of the peak commute for the morning this monday morning in los angeles. there you see it. we will, of course, keep this monitored and let you know how that goes. but right now, part of a los angeles freeway has been shut down as authorities deal with this big rig that has gone on its side. >>> i want to now go to yosemite national park where an investigation into the death of an acclaimed daredevil and his friends who lost their lives attempting a base jump. jacob rascon has the latest from yosemite. >> reporter: wearing wing suits like these, dean potter and graham hunt leap from a 75-foot cliff at yosemite national park over the weekend and didn't survive. >> three, two, one, see ya. >> reporter: in the world of e

the salaries of about 800,000 workers in l.a. seattle and san francisco have approved similar pay hikes. losmber of commerce opposes the room -- the role saying it should be based in in a longer period of time. erik: the draft pick impact on auto industry. barclays eight sales could drop 40% in the next 25 years. the study finds families will cut back to one car because it's self driving cars would transport each family member during the day. the result, ford and general motors would have to slash output to survive. stephanie: president obama goes from tweeting newbie to twitter record setter. watch out, rihanna. right after getting his potus account, he reached one million followers in five hours. that's lashes the mark set by robert downey junior. he needed 24 hours to do it i guess that means the president is stronger than a superhero. those are your top headlines for the hour. erik: let's return to our top story, the government crackdown on five of the world's biggest banks accused of rigging currencies and interest rates. these banks are citigroup jpmorgan barclays world bank of scotlan

los angeles. >> l.a. times reports fares could be around $86. roughly 20 cents a mile would be one of thepeed rail trips. if completed the bullet train would connect san francisco to los angeles by 2029. >>> get that project done, anything but a breeze. but you might find some breezes out there today as we give you a live look outside your microclimate forecast in san jose. the sun coming up. it's a new week. a new opportunity to succeed. >> there you go. >> fresh. >> cliche? >> no, it's great. that bullet train will likely create new jobs here as well. that's always a good thing. 6:17 now. let's get you outdoors because we do have a really nice day. sam is right on point as usual. the breeze will play a factor. that is part of your weather story today. temperatures in the 40s and 50 toss kick off the day. you will need a light jacket, a light sweater as you make your way out the front door. even the heat of the day as the highs come in. microclimate highs for today is going going on the on the mild side. 65 in the south bay. at 4:00 pvm, 64 degrees on the peninsula. 66 degrees in the tri

the law. melissa perez was arrested at kennedy airport early yesterday for stealing during a flight from l.a. to new york. perez had been in los angeles to appear on a future episode of judge judy and whatever that dissuit was about, judge judy was not buying her story and ruled against her. hours later perez stole an ipad from a crew member and took a passport and bank card from a fellow passenger. when the pilot ordered a search for the items, she allegedly hid the passport and bank cards in her underwear. perez is charged with grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property. >> going to the big court now. >>> it is 4:50. an actress and her former fiance are fighting in public over frozen embryos. embryos. >> reporter: stow fee yeah embryos. >> reporter: sophia vergara was talking about her film. she didn't discuss the "new york times" op ed by her ex nick loeb who says our frozen embryos have a right to live. they broke up. according to court documents, he filed, the embryos were created two years ago. in his lawsuit he says a surrogate had been hired and embryos had been implanted but it didn't result in a viable

. >>> the los angeles area was hit by a magnitude 3.9 earthquake about two and a half hours ago. l.a received any reports of injuries or damage. that quake struck just after 4:00. it was north of culver city. this is the second time this month an earthquake has struck on that same fault line. >>> the newest member of britain's royal family is home this morning but the princess still does not have a name. that means speculation and bets are running sky high. britain's legal bookmakers say the names charlotte and alice are the favorites. it's possible the name of the fourth in line to the throne will be announced today by the duke and duchess of cambridge, but there's no time table. the baby's grandparents, queen elizabeth and prince philip, may pop in today to see the newborn. >>> a large and apparently mellow crowd marched in argentina for the legalization of homegrown marijuana for personal use. [chanting] >> several in the crowd showed their love for weed by getting baked in public. currently argentinea criminal lies production and distribution of marijuana. but courts fairly enfor

the warm locations around los gatos. 60s in the north bay. extended forecast for thursday, chance of showers friday and saturday. high pressure in the bay area partly sunny through tuesday. baseball beat l.a. tonight's temperature in the upper 50s. go, giants. >> time now is 6:20. >>> a major new agreement should give a big boost to ca [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight between you and me, they're they're strange creatures. they are. they don't think like you and i. you know it. they just, they ignore us. totally. it's like we're only here to serve them. yeah, that's what i been saying. but then they turn around and fill you up with chevron with techron. i guess we're doing something right. yeah but, come on, humans? humans are weird. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. and what's up with the cat? [ laughter ] [ laughter ] got my eye on him. >>> good morning. fr