." -- upfor getting so early early for us in l.a.. your reaction to the busy newsday yesterday. guest: now it is game on. we have significant issues here. paul manafort's trial did not have to do with donald trump, but with manafort -- but if manafort has information, he might be serving the rest of his life in prison, this would be the time to give it up. maybe he doesn't have any info. michael cohen we know for certain does have information on donald trump and has implicated or now in a federal crime perhaps a high crime and misdemeanor. the president is in a world of trouble, if you are i were implicated in a federal e

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." -- upfor getting so early early for us in l.a.. your reaction to the busy newsday yesterday. guest: now it is game on. we have significant issues here. paul manafort's trial did not have to do with donald trump, but with manafort -- but if manafort has information, he might be serving the rest of his life in prison, this would be the time to give it up. maybe he doesn't have any info. michael cohen we know for certain does have information on donald trump and has implicated or now in a federal crime perhaps a high crime and misdemeanor. the president is in a world of trouble, if you are i were implicated in a federal crime like that, we would probably be arrested. host: or perhaps a high crime and misdemeanor. what would be a recommendation to democrats on capitol hill talking about this today? guest: my recommendation is win more seats. impeachment begins in the house, you need a majority of being judicial committee and the house. in terms of how to talk about it , democrats are always looking to over strategize and usually find a way to snatch defeat from the jaws of victor

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." -- upfor getting so early early for us in l.a.. your reaction to the busy newsday yesterday.uest: now it is game on. we have significant issues here. paul manafort's trial did not have to do with donald trump, but with manafort -- but if manafort has information, he might be serving the rest of his life in prison, this would be the time to give it up. maybe he doesn't have any info. michael cohen we know for certain does have information on donald trump and has implicated or now in a federal crime perhaps a high crime and misdemeanor. the president is in a world of trouble, if you are i were implicated in a federal crime like that, we would probably be arrested. host: or perhaps a high crime and misdemeanor. what would be a recommendation to democrats on capitol hill talking about this today? guest: my recommendation is win more seats. impeachment begins in the house, you need a majority of being judicial committee and the house. in terms of how to talk about it , democrats are always looking to over strategize and usually find a way to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

in south l.a. wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area because i'm finding coyote scat inside these fences. coyotes are species that most people know live in the l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- mountainous areas or griffith park, where there's more open space, but really don't think of them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here is one right here. this park isis surrounded by freeway, by urbanization, by some major barriers for wildlife. so, we just saw two, maybe 3 coyotes within this picnic area. so, they know that this resource is here on a regular basis. coyotes are doing pretty well in this urban landscape thanks to their adaptability, but the mountain lions are another story. they really need some help if they're going to have a population here for multiple ggenerations to come. i use camera traps, which are motion-activated cameras that have a sensor in front that's triggered by motion or heat that aows me to document wildlife that is using a particular

it's a rom-com about people meeting each other and using their dogs. i lived in l.a.talk to the dog. >> i go, "hey, little guy." "hey, little guy." high pitched. what's your dog voice. >> trevor: that's what i do. a high pitch. >> i do this one. >> trevor: that's cute. >> i do this dog voice. >> that's a nice dog voice. mine is a nonthreatening up- voice. >> mine is-- >> trevor: hey, little guy! >> we're both betas. >> trevor: i go with that voice. "what are you doing today?" i had a conversation once with my neighbor, and my neighbor in my building would not speak to me every time in the elevator. and then one day, i just cracked, and i looked at the dog. and i was like, "what are you guys doing today?" i think i was just defeated. and she was like, we're going for a walk." >> you cracked the code. >> trevor: when i watched the movie, i was like, this is basically it. you need to get a dog. >> no, i don't. i don't want to talk to more people. i have enough people in my life. i want to shrink my world, not get it bigger. i'm not taking applications. ( laughter ). >> t

>>> los angeles is the first metro area in the nation to use bode scanners on public transit passengers. the question in the bay area is, will bart follow l.a.'s lead? they are being used in a partnership with the transportation security administration. the machines are designed to scan people for weapons and improvised explosive devices. >> it's none intrusive, not -- not intrusive, not showing body parts. >> bart has already introduced some ideas to make the rail system safe. some of the proposed measures have been criticized as potential invasions of privacy. >>> new numbers out show that pot taxes are picking up in california. but they are still far off target. the "associated press" reports marijuana tax collections hit $48 million between april and june. finance officials estimated that california would bank $185 million in the first six months of the year. but by june, collections have only hit 82. >>> lawmakers are tackling long wait times at the dmv. in a 15-10 vote lawmakers narrowly approved a budget bill that will allow the dmv to pursue an additional $26 million to speed up the processing of licenses at their offices. some repu

so i haven't seen them in my netflix feed a number of us in the l.a.eau have not seen them but a number of people have seen them because they are testing them. they are quick to point out they are just promos not advertisements one of hundreds of tests they do every year. the key thing is they want to make it easier for you us to find content we want to watch. they say this is a way to do that the promos are customized to you. >> when cable was invented they said they weren't getting commercials but we love commercials at cnbc we are glad is changed lastly speaking of net flex people share passwords for streaming services isolate guilty. >> the numbers are shocking. this is particularly bad for millennials imagine the research firm tells us 35% of millennials is accesseding streaming service that could be net flex or amundsonen prime or hulu through someone else's password. in the past people have said this isn't such a big problem and they set limits to the number of people who can access louisiana account at any one time but the issue is here these a

in. >> she's really crazy about dog rescue. that was a bonding moment for the two of us. >> she's also famous for her restaurant empire. four in the l.at "vanderpump rules" follows some of her wild staff. two of its stars, tom schwartz and tom sandoval, and lisa, have opened a sleek and steamy bar/eatery called tom tom. >> everything about tom tom is out of the ordinary. the clock goes backwards so you sip a cocktail and you get younger. look at these chandeliers. >> we're first inside the elaborately decorated outdoor/indoor west hollywood hotspot, where lisa was still in boss lady mode. have you guys stepped it up even more? >> yeah, i feel like we definitely have, i mean. >> tell them where you've been. >> well. >> tell them where you've been >> a little casual trip to mexico? >> it was a nonrefundable trip, we had to go. >> hopefully, they're in sync on some future competition. ♪ >> lance bass is opening a bar just down the street. so, oh, i see the look on your face. will we welcome him? >> lance bass is one of my dearest, dearest friends and it's going to be radically different. so i think the more the merrier. >> okay, but what

us a look at her kitchen. >> oh, my gosh. i've never seen this multiple clock thing. >> meanwhile in l.a. >> this is my dish washer. >> it looks like molly's making the most use of her space because she has to. moll t full couch out here. and >> kayla mentions it isn't as large but she absolutely loves the view. got all the green scenery outside of her window. let's talk closet space. >> as you can see, i have way too many clothes. >> that looks just like carrie brad shaw's apartment closet. >> and her bathroom is pretty big. >> but molly's is a lot smaller in los angeles. >> is molly going to move to atlanta? >> probably not. >> it's fun to see how far your buck will go city to city. >>> this unique music style is mesmerizing. >> what the heck? >> finds out the secret behind this taped tapping tune. >> i'm so confused. its like a room guitar. >> and slack lining on clothes lines. >> that's cool. >> can you bring me that sheet in the middle? >> super creative idea and risky on so many different levels. (sharon) smoking caused my throat cancer. but, walking every day makes me feel like myself again. well, well, almost. (announc

in l.a. she is used to it. no big deal. >> i remember the first time i experienced an earthquake in college at ucla. woke up in the middle of the night, bed shaking and i went back to bed because i thought it was a dream. i found out later when i was watching college football on saturday it was a fairly decent shake. >> nice way to sleep right through something. >> good one. ha ha! >>> this morning, hopefully you're not sleeping in because it's really nice outside. we have clear skies across san francisco for a change. i know every morning the past pretty much few months, we have been waking up to gray gloomy conditions. but look at this. hey, it's clear over the bay bridge right now. just some clouds across parts of the east bay. you see that off in the distance there. this is our "salesforce tower" camera looking towards the east as we wait for sunrise which is still about 30 minutes or so away. kpix 5 roof camera also showing some cool colors going on there some swirling thin clouds and that's all. so for san

in downtown l.a. thank you for being in love inside. it's never a single one of us unless we're at that's a very diverse love conquers our own we appreciate you father we love you and see how we now think it may be. this christian and geo distributes food some of the homeless receive state aid and food stamps but it doesn't get them very far. irwin lives on thirty dollars a month he's originally from chicago but came to l.a. for the warm winters you know i just hope that they start having temporary jobs so we could at least get data labor you know right here so we can have money to you know do our hygiene things maybe try to get in touch with our families you know further north in hollywood summer has set up a camp on a side street the thirty three year old left utah to try her luck in california. but now all she owns is a bicycle in a few other things she's been living on the streets for a year and a half. movings that i've come. to town talk to. a lot of people are cool. and a lot of people live on the users and. you know they're great people like i really learned

a safe of secrets with damaging documents pertaining to trump and in fact somebody who used to work for the national enquirer in the l.a in defense attorney randy zellen here with me in new york. federal prosecutors don't just handout immunity to anyone. what would somebody like pecker have to have in order to get immunity. >> what i have to offer you is worth it to you to give me something back. and it's so worth it to you that you're actually willing to give me a pass as opposed to what we have all been hearing lately, this notion of a cooperation agreement where the government says, you -- and i'll be fair -- tell me the truth as opposed to as a defense attorney i would say tell me what i want to hear. and in exchangely go to the judge. and i will say to the judge, you know what, cut him a break on sentencing, because he has helped us prosecute other people. so this is not a cooperation agreement. this is a pass. immunity is you're cool. >> right. >> you don't have to worry about being prosecuted. he tell us the truth. >> but again, the credibility of the who they're giving immunity to is crucial because they're not

in federal civil immigration enforcement. the city's attorney argues immigration related conditions on grants are unlawful and perishable unconstitutional. l.a. uses a million dollars in grant money every year aimed at reducing gang activity. >>> today california lawmakers will consider a proposal that would allow bart to fast track its own high density housing developments. anne makovec joins us now with more. >>> reporter: almost everybody can agree that we need more housing here in the bay area. and putting it by bart stations would also cut down on traffic. but there are a lot of worries that this bill goes too far. the bill would authorize bart to ignore local zoning rules, create its own building standards and require that cities conform to bart's development plans for any of its properties within half mile of the station. guidelines set by bart already call for 20,000 new apartments by the year 2040. much of that housing would be built on what's now bart's parking lots. the latest version of the bill does include a policy to replace some of that parking availability but there's still plenty of opposition from cities afraid it strips local c

in los angeles showing us how it works. >> it is called through vision. this is the newest technology that is going to be used to detect weapons. l.a. metro, it's the first public transportation system in the country to use this. this is going to be the extra layer of protection to make sure you're safer in public transportation. here's how it works. commuters walk by the small mobile machine and they're scanned for weapons. this new technology was tested and tweaked by the tsa for more than a year. then metro jumped on the opportunity to bring it to southern california. >> this is a completely nonevasive and portable screening system that passively scans weapons or individuals for weapons and explosive devices. >> at union station, commuters came down the escalator and passed by the machine. there was no delay. we still don't know how many of these machines will be purchased or the cost i'm told that's all being worked out with the tsa. the scanners are mobile. they can be rolled into place where needed. it's another layer of protect for commuters. >> anything that we can do that will add even a little bit of security to make sure t

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in los angeles, the epicenter of homelessness. craig melvin joins us now. and craig, you actually went to skid row in l.a.nds like this is a realize opener, was for you. what can we expect to see? >> reporter: good to see you agn. i've spent the past months criss-crossing between here and l.a. and skid row, i will tel you, i read about it, i'd seen pictures and magazine articles. had not been as moved by what i saw, what i heard, what i smelled, as well, as when i walked this part of los angeles. tents and tarps, blocks and blocks. during theday, needles in the street. at night, rats in the street. and people, young, old, black, white, thousan of them. more than 14,000 living in this pocket of los angeles, in the shadowf city hall. the second largest city in this country. and the city is looking the other way. the policy of containment that i we geto during the special. this is the attempt at a solution decades ago. it's failed. and it's failed miserably. we look at skid row, we look at los angeles, and look at some of the root causes of homelessness around the untry. we alsontduce viewers to angels who a

in retail sales. worker productivity, all good signs. the question, where should we put our money. ross gerber joins us now. he is all the way out in l.are a big fan of the company, a fan of elon musk. how are you feeling today about tesla? >> i feel the same way i feel every day. i get in my tesla model 3. i drive to work. i don't have to pay for gas. i think it is the best product out there. i think we should spend less time worrying about elon musk and his tweeting than the offers and services. they're meeting production numbers. we expect them to break every record of sales next three to six months. we're very excited about the product. ashley: we can't forget about elon musk. he is the ceo of the company. he is the guy in charge and putting out tweets, having people question what he is doing, and now he is being subpoenaed. you have to have questions about him? >> yeah, the question is he going to take the company private or not. i think he has every intention of doing it. this continued assault on his credibility furthers his resolve to take the company private and make his shareholders a lot of money. i'm all for it. i think, el

in may. businesses have until midnight tonight before sanctions are reinstated. gold, aluminum and steel and coal are part of it. we have our l.a. times reporting joining us this morning. good morning. what is the sense there? >> reporter: the sense is limbo. the money exchange markets, free market or black market or whatever you call it, is in limbo. they don't sell. they don't buy. if you insist, they sell the same prices as yesterday. that means 500 or so less than before. we can say everybody is in limbo. >> what about on the streets? i know there have been some protests the past few days. what is happening there in terms of the people there in iran? >> reporter: the people are desperate. economically. as far as the protests in the streets is a concerned. it has been harnessed so far and crackdown is successfully done so far today. so it has not been escalating. it has been harnessed. >> ramin, when you look at the iranian economy, the difficulties are very apparent toconnected are the difficulties to the sanctions starting tomorrow morning? >> reporter: it is mixed feeling. some people put all of the blame on trump pullout from the nuclear deal. sayi

in l.a. tomorrow night, tom arnold and jerrod carmichael will join us.e'll have music from death cab for cutie. tom arnold says he's heard that trump tape. so we'll try to get that out of him. and on thursday, don cheadle, zoe kravitz, and music from blood orange featuring asap rocky. our first guest is one of two tv doctors on our show tonight. she is a make-believe anesthesiologist for which she is an emmy nominee for outstanding lead actress in a comedy. "black-ish," returns to abc october 16th, please welcome tracee ellis ross. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's great to see you and i want to say thank you. because in i think december, you filled in for me as host of the show while i was out. and you did a fantastic job. [ cheers and applause ] >> your kindness. >> jimmy: aswould. i specifically said, please ask tracee to do this, i knew you would be very good at it. >> thank you for asking me. your job is way harder than you make it look. >> jimmy: you think it's hard? >> there's certain bits i thought, this was fun. the clock threw me. >> jim

in fresno. south l.a., it will be warm with a high of 84 degrees. fog in the morning, cooler afternoon tomorrow, likely coastal drizzle for us on tuesday morning.august midweek on wednesday. that cooler air doesn't stick around too long. by friday, and especially saturday, it is warm to hot for many of us. >>> now sports from abc 7 news. >>> tiger woods shot his lowest final round in a major today, but the big cat wasn't able to chase down golf's newesttttttttt brooks koepka. woods came up just a little short. 11th hole, for birdie, one more revolution to get in. adam scott, no one saw this coming. he got to 12 under par, birdied 12, and then this on 13 to tie koepka for the lead. he got it. he's at 14 under. now, tiger, bogeyed 14. so he was 2 back. but on 15, hits this fantastic approach. sets up an easy birdie. he was down just one. no, he's not mad there. but he is angry after this tee shot on 17. goes just wide right on the secondn e cose. eayhi eed the tarts takg over on 15.ished s u the birdie to regain the lead. then on the par 3 16th he sets himself up for another bird. finished with a 4 under 66. becomes just the fifth player to win t

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us tonight. let's bring in mark fuhrman, former l.a. homicide detective and now a fox news contributor. mark, you've heard of these questions. let me ask them again. i think they are compelling. what happened for the 51 minutes that it took, reportedly, for authorities to reach the room where this guy was firing? what are your thoughts about this? >> well, first, the report wasn't very surprising. i think everything including corroborating has mental defect was going to be pretty obvious. there was never any evidence of a second shooter. he acted and all the evidence pointed to him acting alone. that didn't seem surprising at all in the report. it was very complete, very expensive, and i think to answer your question about why so much so soon as they made it a priority and they put a task force on it and they got it done. specifically to get the information out. but when you talk about the 51 minutes, we have to say first, we keep repeating the 32nd floor. you don't know exactly where the shooting is coming from exactly. you may see an open window, you may see fire from that window but

in regards to hostage. joining me live is corey peggy's who is a former new york city police officer thank you very much for being with us here on r t international. so the l.a. police chief said that eighteen rounds were fired in this incident he went on to say that police were trained to make precise head shots in order to save the hostage in such circumstances so. what went wrong here. well there's several things that went wrong and my estimation of this serious and c.n.n. one. you have to understand a concept to make split second decisions i've been a police source with twenty one years rosalee executive level police and new york city police department and i have never in twenty one years been training to take hash in twenty one years going to the range as a regular patrol officer which i believe it was who was found on the end of visual . night at my had been out in l.a. but even given that benefit of doubt the officers acted in good faith because it was imminent danger to the woman the problem that i have with this situation and i'm not totally fault in the cops is that most train and. the senior officer only sane. control of the situation and designat

in l.a., which is great. emily: in san francisco, we see increasing anti-tech policies like bands on the scooters, limits on the commuter us saw you tweeting about the promise of a silicon valley in the midwest. why stay in san francisco at all? see the firm moving elsewhere or do you see, and if so, where? >> it is always possible and we are not discussing in now. i think we've started looking outside of silicon valley for other possibilities like the next company might not be in our backyard. we're looking at the midwest, asia, all over the place. we are no longer location specific. that -- we are not going to stop investing here and being here in the foreseeable future. emily: you know i'm interested in diversity issues and you have spoken out on them yourself. what you think is missing from the conversation about diversity in silicon valley? >> diversity is often something you don't see and what is not on the outside. queer, andas gender thank you for asking about my pronoun. think that was very inclusive so thank you. when we are having these discussions, we don't understand about the neurological diversity. think tha

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in the atrocious with the l.a. mafia for current affairs magazine which challenges the fight for trans equality in the military we started by asking yasmin america how equality has been used by institutions around the world to soften their more monstrous crime it's. so the article. and i read it is about is a critique of the issue of transgender inclusion of the military and has to be clear when or saying that no one should fight for inclusion what we are asking as people who come from the. left and have had a long you know the left has had a long storied history of critique of militarism what we are asking is what is the cost of inclusion for trans people so what we're really saying is the idea of inclusion is a lovely one but what are the politics of inclusion what is the price of inclusion the transgender people pay and the other issue that we raised was that the the agitation for inclusion of transgender people in the military was not something that came about organically that it was pushed upon the community particularly by people. with enormous amounts of money who have a vested interest in pushing that particular militaristic agenda so broadly speaking our issues a

in l.a. my heart and my soul is in montana. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, wow, interesting. >> yeah. >> seth: and you usedd the performer gene at a very young age. >> i did. i would get on the bus and i would sit down and there would be an empty seat and we would stop along the way before we got to mcburney's school for boys. >> seth: uh-huh. >> no longer exists. i have no history. [ light laughter ] and someone would try to sit down next to me. and i'd go, "no, wait a minute, hold it." and i would -- "my pet horse, george, just --" [ light laughter ] he didn't make, so it's all right. [ light laughter ] and then, once i actually asked the bus, "anybody have to get off between 78th street and 64th? because i'm late for my midterm exams. i'm the future america and they're going to kill me if i'm late." [ light laughter ] everybody said, "no." and i made the bus an express. >> seth: wow. [ laughter ] that is incredible. [ applause ] you had -- >> i failed the test. >> seth: you failed the test. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> seth: all those people sacrificed for you and you failed the test. >> i actually took geom

in the classroom. one district wants to be the first to make that happen. the superintendent joins us live coming up on "fox & friends" ♪ from new york to l.a. ♪ ainsley: public nation's motto in god we trust back on display on school campuses. blunt county's school board is set to be one of the first to take action on this. and here with more is the superintendent rodney green. mr. superintendent, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. ainsley: you're welcome. >> i'm excited to be with you today. ainsley: we are so excited too. the law took effect july 1st. why do you want to be one of the first school districts in your state to display in god we trust? >> well, we're just excited to have the opportunity to display our national motto inside our public school classrooms. it's an opportunity for our students and for our faculty to build pride and unity in our school system with our national ma motto. ainsley: back in the 1960s the supreme court prevented prayer and bible reading in class. that was when the biggest problems were chewing gum in class and running in the hallways. now we are talking about drugs and violence. do you see a connection bet

in l.a. the call from accuweather, we'll have that fog with us once again tonight.ay. we could see coastal drizzle into monday. be aware of that tomorrow morning for the commute. otherwise we'll see a lot of 50s on the board. 55 overnight in oakland. 52 in san francisco. dropped to about 59 in san jose under a mix of stars and clouds. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's all about the afternoon sunshine but poor air quality ushering in a spare the air day. monday, cooler air works in. we'll knock down those inland temperatures significantly, staying in the mid-80s, that will feel nice. by tuesday, morning coastal drizzle will lead to afternoon sunshine. but we'll see pretty moderate temperatures. wednesday or thursday, at or slightly below average. friday and saturday, minor dips to the temperatures. a nice week shaping up after a warm afternoon today. >> looks like a good week if we can just get rid of the bad air. >> exactly. by monday or tuesday, better air. >> sounds good, thank you, drew. >>> let's check out sports this afternoon. the a's will try to sweep

l.a. times" editorial. let's read it. he has called us, suggesting over and over that we are in ca hoots to do damage to the country.ourage that kind of conspiracy thinking by the president and his loyalists. why give them the ammunition to scream about collusion, and then look at trump's response? today to all of this, he says the boston globe which was sold to the failing "new york times" for $1.3 billion, plus $800 million in losses, or $2.1 billion was then sold by the "times" for $1, and now the globe is in collusion with other papers on free press. prove it. i don't understand the tweet. i think the point is he's trying to say collusion. >> prove it is an interesting point. fake news -- what donald trump means by that is news that is unfavorable to him. >> we all know that. >> but we don't say it enough. and i think if each editorial would have taken a story that they wrote, and donald trump at one point called some aspect of it fake news and said this is not fake, this is real news that donald trump doesn't like. i think that message can't get hammered in enough to the american public. we say it all the time.