more than 7 million watched his funeral train pass by as a child from washington westwood home to illinoislast in the dooryard bloom, here are the coffin slowly passes i give you my sprig of lilac. clanging bells, fragrant flowers, these were the sounds , symbols, and scents of the spring of 1865. it's altogether fitting that ford's theatre should commemorate the 150 anniversary of the death of abraham lincoln. it was here on 10th street, the nation's capital, the great tragedy unfolded at ford's theatre and the peterson house . but it was this tragedy that has transformed abraham lincoln into a secular saint. we hope that this day that brings us back in time 150 years when the death of one man caused the nation to weep, reminds us of the greatness of abraham lincoln. on the 150th anniversary of his passing we present this remembrance as our token, our sprig of lilac that we offer in memory of father abraham, our greatest president and one of the greatest americans who ever lived. [applause] [background sounds] >> figured sur -- vacant chair. vacant chair ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪

. >> commissioners, i want to dlaert he's met with the inside association and he's also notified westwood at group and done the cb d and he has done extensive outreach. >> great, thank you. >> are there any other questions. >> i just have it with this limited live permit and your second sundays those kinds of entertainment you're going to put inside our building; right? is going to be a band. >> we're actually looking at the hiring small bands. >> as opposed to a dj friends. >> no djs. >> just bands. >> yes. >> and have you alongside our building as is it sound proved in any way or awe cubicly and we've seen it is sound prove. >> you play light must have been. >> we do. >> low volume. >> okay. and your outlook with doing this on second sundays only. >> exactly yes. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> at this time sfpd. >> good evening commissioner officer dan with the central police station initial i had concerns although i've met with the owner he suggested this condition i know that look very strict that was his suggestion it met all our concerns absolutely and we support it

red carpet in japan promoting "sex in the city" move we have an edgy take on a ball gown by vivian westwoodagain, another insider's choice in terms of designer. she can pull off just about any sillhouette perfectly. >> and has a flair for the dramatic. she chose this floral print camp and she looks statuesque, she looks stunning. >> for sarah jessica a night out may begin with a dress but she'll often style her hair to fit the fashion to perfection. sarah makes every choice count. >> whether her hair is big, flatter, up dos, buns, loose, whatever sarah jessica parker takes fashion risks and is always a hit. >> sarah jessica parker has a keen eye for style and the money to back it up. according to "forbes" she earned $30 million in one year. now, that tied her at the time with angelina jolie for hollywood's highest paid actress. along with all that cash, angelina also has an eye for style. coming up, what makes angie a fashion icon. >>> plus halle berry blake lively and our number one hollywood fashionista when "et" rolls on. >> and action. >> and now tyler perry action star? not exactly. >>

this is north fulton avenue between west north and westwood avenues. traffic is moving through the area. there's been no cordening off by police and not seen any response by any official vehicles of any kind. it's going on very methodically. maureen: it's quite a scene. it's quite a scene. if i was going to speculate which is not a good thing to do but this is the type of situation in which if people get too agitated they can start a fire. they can start fights and it could become a much worse situation than it is already. leon: that's exactly what the police were concerned about when they told us earlier about an hour and a half ago they did not want to see any liquor stores being looted because adding to that to the mix will create a combustible situation. you have emotions wound up and you have young people that have decided to agitate and now while some of these people don't look young. leon: they do not. maureen: they are not teenagers. leon: it's difficult to tell what's going on there. we're seeing these men in the suits and we were talking earl

louis was the depot for most westwood immigrants. it was the place to change steamboats whether you are going north, south, or whether you are going further west on the missouri river. and disputes brewing elsewhere were funneled into st. louis by gravitating to the transportation hub. a steady stream of petitioners satisfy the criteria for freedom by having lived on free soil before arriving in st. louis in a slave state. st. louis was the natural cashman area for slaves who had experienced a mixed pattern of residence in the course of migrating west. st. louis was the perfect storm. the western labor market needed slaves. st. louis found slaves were brought down the ohio river principally to tame the west. and they were needed estimate that laborers in order to advance the prophecies of settlements faster than could be done by the do-it-yourself yeoman farmers and merchants. slaves occupied a slightly different role in the west than they did in the south. first, the slave men were needed as the muscle to move the cargo to supply th

>>anny hong: that time to go was sparked a fire in a building on the ucla campus in westwood is thatot one but did this morning and then set a floor was on the shipbuilding and the fire department to about 150 firefighters and hours to get the blaze under control no one was injured. . >>mark: worm rest of their same- never have been there and offered funds and an almost a week fenced or close to men ask them spilled into a creek the letters on the ongoing. ♪ ♪ ♪ chase freedom. the card is for the essentials. the cash back is for the fun. chase. so you can. >>mark: animal control officers tried to lure mountain lion from across space under a home and the net loss angeles the mountain lion was actually calling about a year ago home security technicians were under this house and it came face-to- face with the animal while installing equipment them and tried a few tricks to try get the money lined out a shot being backgrounds and to the balls at him put to the sec has not worked at the tuesday. >>james: he was aware scene right now as we get started on this tuesday is when the like it wa

louis was the depot for most westwood immigrants. it was the place to change steamboats whether you are going north, south, or whether you are going further west on the missouri river. and disputes brewing elsewhere were funneled into st. louis by gravitating to the transportation hub. a steady stream of petitioners satisfy the criteria for freedom by having lived on free soil before arriving in st. louis in a slave state. st. louis was the natural cashman area for slaves who had experienced a mixed pattern of residence in the course of migrating west. st. louis was the perfect storm. the western labor market needed slaves. st. louis found slaves were brought down the ohio river principally to tame the west. and they were needed estimate -- as the mastic laborers in -- as domestic laborers in order to advance the prophecies of settlements faster than could be done by the do-it-yourself yeoman farmers and merchants. slaves occupied a slightly different role in the west than they did in the south. first, the slave men were needed as th

. >> the wizards of westwood. >>> disturbing case of south carolina police officer shooting a man inck. the video of the shooting that is now leading to criminal charges. >> my family is being forcibly removed from an airplane because i have cancer. >> a woman and her family kicked off the flight bound for san jose. what she said led up to that and why the airline is apologizing. >>> i'm being removed as if i'm a criminal or contagious. >> a woman what cancer kicked off a flight to -- with cancer kicked off a flight. what the airline is saying about the incident this morning. >> reporter: we're live in santa cruz where police are getting creative in the way they are catching suspected criminals. we'll tell you why they are giving them nicknames and what people think about it. >>> good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, april 8th. i'm tori campbell. >> middle of the week. >> middle of the week. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about

it's near beverly hills, it's near westwood.ific palisades, near beverly hills, near everything that people like to be near in los angeles. the beaches. you have so much so much. so it went very very fast. >> now i know where you're talking. that sounds like a perfect location. >> gorgeous. >> our second listing is 9792 suffolk drive. it's just been listed about $3 million. taxes $36,000. four beds 3.5 baths, 3,211 square feet of living space. tell us about this one. >> it's gorgeous. all the floors were laid in place, all hand hewn gorgeous. it's actually a pocket listing. because it's such a heated market, there's so much that people want that a lot of things are traded off market sometimes because of inventory, there's so little inventory. >> pocket listing means what in practice? >> pocket listing means it's something that the seller wants sold but maybe they don't know where they're going yet or maybe they -- they aren't really sure if they really want to sell but if someone came and gave them a price that they wanted that

oakland, 69 and low 70s in san carlos and 77 and 55 at half moon bay and another live view looking westwood under clear skies and it's currently 79 in santa rosa and petaluma and fairfield and concord and 79 at livermore and as we look down on to the bay from mount cam. the coast is clear tonight and we'll have bright, clear skies tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon sunny and warm generally and hot in our inland area with the high temperatures getting up into the low to mid-'90s in the warmest inland spots and we'll have low '70s on the coast and around the bay. how long will this last? well, i'll have the accuweather seven-day forecast later. dan and ama? >> thank you very much spencer. >>> turning to baltimore and an unusual sight just days after the city was rocked by violence. for the first time in history a major league baseball game was closed to the public. >> the orioles and the white sox played in an empty ballpark certainly a strange sight. the city was hoping to prevent the looting that broke out in response to the custody death of freddie gray. karen travers is live in balti

sarah westwood says it's about time republicans get tough but kayly says the senator needs to get a clue sarah, rand paul admits he was testy, sometimes lose is his tester. don't think he hurts himself? >> rand paul is walking a fine line here. right? on the one hand, voters crave authenticity. countless simples have shown that voters don't respond as well to candidates who seem like they evade the tough questions. on the other hand this is the very beginning of rand paul's campaign. his first chance to define himself to an audience that doesn't necessarily know who he is but like i said and like he said, this is the very beginning of the campaign. he himself has admitted he knows he needs to work on his conduct on the air. so probably too early to characterize him. >> kayly you think what he said the other day it hurts him? >> i do. i think that it's undeniable that there's a bias in the main stream media. we recognize that and rand paul was frustrated, understandably so seeing how she asked him questions. you have to realize you can't change the mainstream media. you have to outsmart t

they are calling for the next generation of troy westwoods to use technical capabilities to target thethe target be? >> reporter: terrorists can outsource the job. mary galligan is a former cyber agent at the fbi. >> hackers for hire. you can sell certain tools for a couple hundred dollars. you can sell your services for a couple thousand dollars. it depends on getting the right tool with the right knowledge of with a it is you are attacking. >> reporter: while the feds track national security threats across the globe they also take action against international conspiracies. one fbi counter cyber case led to over 102 coordinated arrests around the world. a massive strike against black shade, a new hacker technology. >> in the case of black shades they specifically designed and marketed this tool so it could be installed without the owner knowing it. >> reporter: hackers used the tool to i attack or hijack computers of over 700,000 people worldwide which the fbi tracked. >> they bragged about it. they had a customer support section that if you had trouble getting it onto your victim the

lee westwood 74 as well. so jordan spieth as we're joined now by justin rose and i know you're disappointed. go back and talk a little bit about the round and the pivotal moments. justin: yeah, obviously a great start for jordan and myself. birdie-birdie out of the gates today. that set thed me down. i hadn't gotten off to particularly good starts on friday and saturday. i felt i was playing well but the key moments was not getting it up and down from the right side at number eight and three-putting number nine. bill: you did a great job at seven getting out of trouble and making par. how big was that shift in momentum at eight? justin which: we both left our second shots in pretty good shape. i made it a little too much hands at the bottom. tried to spin it too much and it came out a little quick and i misread the putt coming back. those little things, you can't afford to give up those easy pars. bill: what do you think it's going to take for to you get over the hump? justin: to shoot 14 under again. normall

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sara westwood has been following thor to verye story very closely.e been following it for a while. from what you've been able to determine what's been the most unusual fact you've come across so far? >> certainly everything has sort of dribbled out slowly over time. but the uranium deal with the russians in which executives from a company that took over a fifth of america's uranium deposits funded money to the clinton foundation and paid bill clinton to appear at a speech in moscow really pokes a hole in, like hillary clinton's credibility. it raises questions whether or not her impartiality could maintain if she were president. >> apparently a number of other u.s. agencies signed off on this deal with the clinton camp saying that mrs. clinton did not know about this. the other agencies are who? >> it's a committee that comes together to approve strategic resource deals like this obviously uranium is a material that's used in nuclear weapons, so it's one of these high-profile deals that needs high-level approval. a lot of time the clinton allies will

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westwood college based out of colorado. in my state of illinois.under investigation by the illinois attorney general. i've been contacted by their students including veterans who have been lured into their worthless degree programs and use up their g.i. bills as a result of it. and many other schools. coyne college in my home state schools owned by apollo, the largest for-profit college university in the united states currently under investigation by two state attorneys general. career education corporation, i believe they own i.t.t. which is another notorious for-profit school school under investigation by 17 different state attorneys general. and schools owned by kaplan which used to own "the washington post" and now is on its own under investigation by three different state attorneys general. why we allow this to happen, these schools are targeting our veterans and our service members and members of their family. i'm listening to pandora the other day and on comes the american military university. advertising. they know it's washington, d.c., th

more than 7 million watched his funeral train passed by as a child from washington westwood home to illinoisc. clanging bells fragrant flowers, these were the sounds ominous symbols and since of the spring of 1865. it's altogether fitting that ford's theatre should commemorate the 150 anniversary of the death of abraham lincoln. it was here on 10th street the nation's capital, the great tragic unfold at fort -- ford's theatre and the peterson house but it was this tragedy that has since formed abraham lincoln into a secular saint. we hope that this day that brings us back in time 150 years of the death of one man caused the nation to weep reminds us of the greatness of abraham lincoln. on the 150th anniversary of his passing we present this remembrance as our token, our sprig of lilac that we offer in memory of father abraham our greatest president and one of the greatest americans who ever lived. [applause] [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ will ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> oh, captain my captain by walt whitman. oh,

that looks like maybe in westwood or somewhere. and then down here a motorcycle shop. then up here, you've got-- well, look they've got "immortality." that's a funeral home there. there, the people standing in line to have lunch at the corner lunch stand; a trailer camp in santa monica. and then here is our couple at home. he rivets wings at lockheed. >> yeah. they were working in the factory and this is a couple of ansel's friends here. >> now, turn the page, look at this. here are one, two, three, four five, six, seven, eight of his photographs for this article in color, in beautiful color. >> well, fortune was one of the early magazines to start working in color and they must've told adams to do some color work. of course, he was known for his black and white, but he started working in color in the '40s as the color roll film from kodak came out. this was 2.25" film. and a few years later, he was one of the first to use their four by five color. >> now, we're starting with a wonderful, you know there's the los angeles city hall. here is the griffith observatory. thi