here at whittier you have been steeped in something very, very important. you have been in a plurality of cultures, of backgrounds and perspectives. people who are black and white. people who are revved and yellow. red and green in california. in california we always count our environmentalists. you've been grounded in a fundamental belief that every individual has unique gifts to develop and to share. think about the myriad of colors around is and movements that emanated from the rock. a painted dove to represent peace for victims of violence in the palestine area. a painted message. we love you little miss, to remember marco latif. a painted ribbon and the words, you are not alone, to raise awareness about sexual assault. here in los angeles, you live among people that come from 180 different countries who speak 140 different languages. l.a. truly is the hub of the pacific rim. california today represents the 8th largest economy. our state far outranks the rest of the country in venture-capital investment. we rang in the top five for entrepreneurial activ

here at whittier you've been steeped in something very, very important.ou've been in a plurality of cultures, of backgrounds, of perspectives. people who are black and white, people who are red and yellow, red and green. in california we always count our environmentalists. you've been grounded in a fundamental belief that every individual has unique gifts to develop and to share. think about the myriad of colors around us, the messages, the movements that emanated from the rock, a painted dove to represent peace for victims of violence in the palestine area. a patented message, we love you, little miss, to reb margo latif. a painted ribbon and the words "you were not alone" to raise awareness about sexual assault. here in los angeles you live among people that come from 180 different countries. who speak 140 different languages. l.a. truly is the hub of the pacific rim. california today represents the eighth largest economy. our state far outranks the rest of the country in venture capital investment. we rank in the top five for entrepreneurial activity i

. >> sanchez was born in whittier, but moved to san jose at the age of 4. he would eventually graduate from san jose state, go on to serve in the army, and later become one of san jose's first latino firefighters. he's proud of his heritage and was inspired to open his restaurant after growing up in his father's cantina. >> my father, i learned to work hard and to be honest. >> sanchez is one of the many who have contributed to the cultural fabric of the south bay. in fact, according to the most recent data available, the state now has approximately 14.99 million latinos compared to about 14.92 million non-hispanic whites. together the two groups make up nearly 80% of california's population. ron gonzales, the first hispanic to serve as mayor of san jose since statehood says it's all about perspective. >> just having sheer numbers doesn't matter if we're not engaged in all aspects of our society -- whether it's jobs, housing, politics, or civic engagement in general. >> gonzales is now president and c.e.o. of the hispanic foundation of silicon valley. he sa

"we're hoping some good cane out of this tragic incident all buses in whittier, where accident happenednow have alarms. also in sacramento this wee lawmakers face a looming wednesday deadline to appro new state budget. own >>> in sacramento this week, lawmakers face a looming deadline to approve a new state budget. that comes attar governor brown and top democrats struck a deal that boosts the state's rain day fund by $2 million, and boosts funding for preschool care by half a billion. and sets aside $400 mole for affordable housing. >> let's take a look at the markets now. >> good morning. the markets are in a bit of a holding pattern ahead of the federal reserves meeting tomorrow. into a new government report finds that's fda takes to long to issue food recalls that puts american ins at risk. they are using new technology to speed up the process. and near through two in three millennials don't have a credit card, and they say that is troubling, because credit cards are essential to building credits to get a loan. >> americans are stash their honey in an unexpected place. starbucks. >>

. >> estevan: the most famous, notorious street in l.a. is, uh, whittier boulevard, because of the historycentral. >> anthony: so, that's going to be your most critical audience? and, uh, mo -- and at the same most appreciative? >> estevan: yeah, the ones that you want to see your car, you know? >> anthony: it's a slow-moving piece of art. and you treat the car like a piece of art, acutely aware of the dangers -- cops, for whom you are a target, potholes, other cars. in east l.a., you see people "ooh and ah." you see expressions change from, "who the -- is that?" to, "nice ride." >> estevan: that was, like, a full-fledged gang member. >> anthony: yeah. >> estevan: you know, giving us, like, props, giving us respect, you know? first you build a car for yourself. but at the same time you're building it for the streets, you know? you're building it for the people. you want them to appreciate it. >> anthony: within the borders of koreatown, it's not just koreans. there are new arrivals every day. there is, in fact, an official little bangladesh right in the middle of k-town. oh, man, this is a

whittier question is to motivate students ever politically apathetic especially with the of the election cycle that is so apathetic? >> make it personal so for example, if you know, from bernie sanders like to make craft a year you should point out that the government wants to regulate craft beer to the point it will make kraft brewing as an individual is a legal so to plant the seeds you don'tas have to make the big argument but planting a little seeds with a start to question why they advocate for something and how would affects them will ultimately change their mind so they'll go research that issue but g than others that affect them another good example is on campus we see a horrible movement and boycott of israeli goods when students that our apathetic not protesting but not condoning or condemning dropped a hint in say isn't it funny there protesting israeli goods but they're all on there i funds? half of the components are made in israel than they were old think about that are maybe start to get involved so maybe just how things affect them is one way. >> was there ever a time tha

susan whittier tested the sippy cups and bath toys for bacteria and mold. >> 100% of the bathtub toyshealth risk is probably minimal but it is just gross to think about. >> hi, laura, i'm mara. one thing we tested was your son's sippy cups. you said you would be surprised because you clean them really well. >> i would be surprised. >> get ready to be surprised. we found fecal bacteria. >> are you kidding? how is that possible? >> for the bath toys we tested ones made of rubber, foam and plastic. the rubber toys were the dirtiest. two tested positive for mold including this frog. check out the insides. they're completely black. >> if they were to ingest that, it's unpredictable. they could have an allergic reaction. >> remember your frog toy. this is all mold. >> wow. >> and then there's my favorite, the santa claus. this is what was inside santa. it looks like hair was growing. >> like algae of some sort. >> reporter: what should parents do. our expert says clean them with disinfectant wipes and rinse once a week. for sippy cups make sure they can be completely disassembled and clean

. >> most mid atlantic lookingc lk good.go this day is headline.ine couldn't come up with whittier to our to north and west, we are currentle looking at 60s. it was in the 50s, 50s for the t end of june north and west early this morning. mning our dew point temperatures arere right now in the 50s. t 5 remember a few days ago innerag loop in the 70s so uncomfortablm that transition day yesterday.ty well now we're getting the bestt of it with very dry air in a i place.pl someone in washington. washi 72 leonardtown. fredericksburg 71 degrees.1 des. 69 in culpeper. expect mid 80s later today. t dew points, all right, i didn't' realize i was giving you thisoui map. here we go mid 50s the current c dew points.points. any time we can get thesehe numbers below 60 you really y ra don't notice that humidity orido maybe you notice a lack ofac humidity and that's what we've a got out there early thise y th morning. so very very comfortable air inr place. all right.all here's quick look at the holiday weekend.eken. saturday, sunday, monday.on saturday and sunday, those are a just close to perfect

er e >> the department of labor has attempted of whittiers in those protections in they are joined by those employers or the appropriations measures so to stop making those changes to the program and to employment and in force we think there should be more protection the they're not subject to the views we have seen in this program and weto recommend of better oversight is and to regulate their recruited workers to make sure they're not subject to the false2b workers s promises and we think there should be better protectionn for the h-2b workers saw and they complain of unfair working conditions that they're not retaliated against with a chilling effect on their right to and also they should have better access by making them eligible and finally it would help overhaul the structure of the program tied to a single employer and as long as that exist the program will lead to exploitation preferable to the employers. >> mr. cunningham and want to come back and square up talking about miami doing better his mid-30s but one of the things we have to focus on when i was in the legislature was