80 miles north of los angeles they put together a protest where they have been revving motorcycles to try to distract him and have been on bull horns shouting insults and trying to haze him and intimidate him to get him to leave. they say as long as he is there they are not leaving. listen. >> we are making him very uncomfortable. we are going to keep putting pressure. the more people out here the more uncomfortable he is feeling. if it is a week, two weeks, a month i will be here every day. >> the county prosecutors want him sent away. they are appealing a ruling by the santa clara superior court that decided he should live in los angeles county. they put him there because he was born and raised. the locals think that is no reason why he should go back there. he has lived in the area, he is a repeat offender. he has two guards on 12 hour shifts who are looking after him around the clock. they are actually protecting him. the suggestions are that from some locals that harm could come if they are not careful. >> him being here places the whole community in danger. we don't want to hurt

in los angeles. they believe he should be sent up to northern california. but now, he's not facing any -- he's currently undergoing treatment, but locals very much worried for their safety in the area. back to you. >> such a strange circumstance all around. thank you for the report. >>> the white house saying it's ready to listen in order to solve the on going border crisis. but congress is cool. our political panel is coming up. >>> plus, 50 years after the signing of the civil rights act, we have a talk with a woman with a front row seat to that. >>> and lebron james is going home to cleveland. ♪ from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. thank you! but i've managed. ♪ i got to be pretty good at managing my symptoms, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. ♪ when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. ♪ he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to se

i'm just hearing now a situation in los angeles. this according to what we know, which is very little at this time, is a standoff right now between police -- you can see lapd there. we have very little information about what actually transpired to get that car to where it is. you can see the door, driver's side door opening. we're going to take a quick break from this -- we're not. okay. we're going to have a little bit more on this later as soon as we gather more information. sometimes the live scenes as they develop, we want to be more sensitive to them. we'll be back to that scene when we can figure out exactly what's transpiring there. >>> more international aid arriving in iraq as government forces try to hold off a dangerous terror group there. u.s. sending in apache attack helicopters and surveillance drones. our government prepares to sell iraq thousands of missiles, combat jets arrive in baghdad as other foreign powers get involved in the crisis. jennifer griffin is live in washington with more on this. what more should we

millions of gallons of water rushing over the campus at university of california los angeles. look at all of that water. a 93-year-old water main flooding the school including the famed floor of the newly renovated pavilion. firefighters saving at least 5 people trapped in under ground parking garages needing inflatable boats to get around. repairs and cleanup begin today. >> a scare in the sky when smoke fills the cabin of a u.s. airways flight. a plane heading from albuquerque to phoenix forced to make an emergency landing at sky har pore international. the esource of the smoke not ye known. a disturbing discovery on a cargo plane. the body of a boy was found in a compartment the wheel well. they believe he is from africa. they are not sure where he stowed away. his body was found during a maintenance check. in april a teenager survive add five hour flight from california to hawaii in the wheel well of a boeing jet. >>> he was praised as a national hero. the leading doctor who risked his life to treat ebola patients is dead. dr. sheik umarvwm kahn died. it is the largest out

history. >> no one will ever be able to shower in los angeles county ever again. >> stanky. smell like paris. >> the thing i liked about it, a lot of bruins out there enjoying the water. the water sport, fully engaged there. >> kennedy, see you tonight on "the independence" 9:00 eastern. >> on tomorrow night at 9:00. >> stophal. >> thank you. >>> might be worse than crying babies. a group of sumo wrestlers traveling together in japan made for a very full flight. look here. the pictures. look at them. >> yeah. 29 sumo wrestlers traveling in a group together. and can you imagine on this airplane? you can barely even get up and down the aisles. it is so jam-packed. you see them getting off the airplane looking relieved to stretch their legs. did get a break during a welcoming ceremony. the next leg of their trip on a bus. that looks worse than the airplane. >> have to sit in the aisles. can you see them? not in first class. back in the back. can you see them trying to tuck all that down into the seat? a better picture. notice they didn't send that. good luck, guys. >> yes, inde

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shep. >> trace gallagher out in los angeles. trace, thanks very much. >>> a nutrition watchdog group is out with its annual awards if you want to call them that for the unhealthiest restaurant dishes. sara has some of the winners, if you will. i guarantee you they're delicious. this looks amazing until you read the bottom line. >> it does indeed. the center for public science interest looked at 200 restaurant. red robin's monster burger meal at almost 3600 calories. but the cheesecake factory also cleaned up. by the way, that would take 12 hours of brisk walking to burn off. the cheesecake factory cleaned up getting three out of the nine awar awards. >> they do good. zloo including brule french toast which has almost a week's worth of saturated fat. and just about 2,800 calories. but their farfalle chicken dish is also up there with 2400 calories. this looks good, their reese's peanut butter, cake, cheesecake, reese's all rolled into one, and it's 1,500 calories. >> good lord. >> this didn't make the list. it didn't win within a

>> it isn't just the hollywood fault that threatens los angeles. there are about 100 active faults throughout the greater los angeles area. >> wow. >> and they are taking very good precautions, building codes are very strong. and emergency response is being set up and has been set up. so they are continuing to prepare for when the major earthquake will occur. ♪ >>> it's one of the most iconic symbols of our nation out of new york city. now a special art exhibit letting you see lady liberty up close and personal. brian is live with more on these unique works of art. >> few have ever seen the statue of liberty like this. there's a life-size replica of lady liberty broken into 250 pieces using the same copper material and metalwork technique used to make the statue 140 years ago. he spent three years recreating a curl of lady liberty's hair, folds of her drapery, pieces of her right arm for an art exhibit called "we the people." visitors in new york can see 50 of these pieces at city hall park and brooklyn bridge park. it's hoped to reinvigorate dis

giant water main break in los angeles. splitting l.a. water still gushing can you see big hole in the street and flooding one ucla athletic field and moving close to classrooms on campus. wow, look at that here in washington, the #fire reid campaign going straight to the capital states. the rnc holding a rally protesting what they call senator reid's failed leadership. >> i'm here to support republicans and to fire harry reid. >> i'm here to encourage everybody to vehicle republican this november and fire harry reid. >> the message is under harry reid obstructionists pass bills that have bipartisan support in the house. >> he has approximately how many bills? 300 bills that he has yet to pass on the senate floor. and 43 are jobs bills. that's pretty upy setting if you ask me. >> yeah. >> it doesn't take a rocket scientists to figure out why all these bills haven't been passed. the reason is there is one guy in the u.s. senate named harry reid who is not letting them come up for a vote. we want them up for a vote. >> one of the rally lead

dominic is live from los angeles with the latest. dom? >> hey there, julie. yes, absolutely, the first words out of this swimmer just less than 24 hours, really, after it happened to him yesterday morning. steve rugals was part of a swimming team practices between hermosa beach and manhattan beach just south of los angeles yesterday, when he crossed a fishing line on which there was a great white shark trying to wrestle is way off the hook. these are the words that he actually gave to local media, extraordinary stuff describing that moment. take a listen. >> we actually we are yelling at these guys, saying there's a shark on the line, stop, move away. i really think that swimmer got too close to the fishing line. >> swimmers come through the area on a regular basis. the white juvenile sharks are friend at manhattan beach area. it just happened to be an incident where they crossed paths. >> okay. my apologies there. that was a different sound bite. i hoped we were going to bring you sound of steven robes himself. i can pair paraphrase. he was saying the moment

standing ovation here in los angeles. moments ago they just announced on the big board here that vin scully will be returning for the 2015 season. >> he's 86 years old. unbelievable that he could be this good, this long. >> that's great. >> that's it for today. thanks very much for joining us. i think we're going to do another show tomorrow. >> why not? fox news alert right now. limited four-hour humanitarian cease-fire moments ago announced in effect for parts of gaza, but overnight accusations back and forth and targets hit as israeli forces pound hamas. israel hitting dozens of high-profile hamas targets. meanwhile palestinian officials accusing israeli tanks of firing into a crowded school, run by the u.n., that was sheltering refugees. good morning, everybody, we're sorting through all of this yet again today here in "america's newsroom." martha: good morning, bill. good morning, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. israeli aircraft hit dozens of sites in gaza early this morning incl

he was supposed to do that while he's in los angeles. he will continue to fund raise for democrats all over the place, but he's not going to sit down with jimmy kimmel as he did with that young woman right there, maybe because he simply doesn't like being mocked. maybe he's a little thin scend. -- thin-skinned. >> this happens when i talk too long. >> there you go, that's obamacare. the number of speeches obama has made about affordable health care is greater than the number of people who have actually signed up for affordable care act. it seems like the only time the president comes to l.a. is for money. he's like a college student who only comes home to do his laundry and steal leftovers from the fridge. ron ford's approval rating has not dipped a bit in toronto. he's still holding steady, rock steady at 44%, which i think is better than president obama does here. >> not only is he thin-skinned, i think he's gotten backlash realizing when you get a call from josh earnest saying why is he having a hamburger, with the press saying is it

will carr is live in los angeles with more on this. will? >> reporter: it may sound desperate, water cops, but the vast majority of california right now is in extreme drought conditions so a number of cities and water agencies have brought out these water cops to issue warnings or fines because 60 cities in california have mandatory water cutbacks in effect right now. according to local reports, los angeles only has one water cop but plans to add three more next month and the santa clara valley water district in the bay area plans on hiring up to ten water cops in the very near future. as you might imagine, there's been mixed reaction from residents although it's deemed necessary by water authorities. >> have to call somebody else to give you a ticket so what's the use of having them come around. >> it's more frustrating that we're not moving in the right direction because if we don't, and next year's dry, it means we'll probably have more serious restrictions. >> reporter: california governor jerry brown just signed a law that prevents them

angeles. the crew and a paramedic who happened to be on board at the time tried to save the middle aged woman for nearly 90 minutes but they weren't able to revive her. they were kept on the plane for two hours. the cause of the death unknown. four people in the boston area they have been stricken by a moscow born virus. the victims were diagnosed with a viral disease that is transmitted -- or two humans by mosquitos. the most common symptoms are fever and joint pain. other symptoms may include headache, muscle pain or rash. the infection lasts about 7 days. the cases don't pose a threat to the public. >> the life's work of a new mexico ranching family threatened by a little mouse. the feds put the meadow jumping mouse on the endangered species list. the u.s. forest service is considering installing 8 foot high fences to protect the mouse which would stop the livestock from grazing. >> it is time now for your monday motivator. a story we think will get your week started off on the right foot.

you go to los angeles and no matter what is going on the sun is shining and he is happy. >> i think l.a. is a more depressing city than new york. >> you have seen a lot. >> i hate new york. i hate it with a passion. mainly because of the movie characters who are constantly touching me. do you think this was a british columbia study? do they have any right to tell us what is unhappy? >> they must be polling people in all cities. i don't live in new york city, but i can see it. everybody is honking out there and in a hurry. >> i think that's a cliche. new york is the greatest city in the world. >> where do you live? >> in arlington, virginia. >> a lovely town. i lived in arlington for a year. >> less honking. expensive, but not this expensive. i just paid $6 for a red bull. my first instinct -- >> you got a good deal. >> it could be even more, i guess. when you pay that much for a canned beverage your first instinct is not to high five somebody. you are like, oh, okay. >> i lived on george mason drive. a delightful area. we won't get into that there. >> but you hate new york. you would no

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and immigrant communities and think of los angeles, san francisco, and even las vegas, that's where the majority of the buyers are going and putting down their money and in particular in parts of los angeles, the story is they have immigrant communities that are there and buy a home in la and rent it out or there is something else that is happening and we'll see it in new york city. they are sending their children to school here in the united states. why not send them to nyu or ucla and buy the property and you got the money and the children can learn english and get first class education in the united states and in if you are a chip chin buyer, you are making money. and one of the caviats and experts are concerned about what is happening. we have seen prices for homes rise and rise and rise this year. a big piece of that thanks to the report that came out from the national association of the realtors. they are jump nothing part large part because we are getting foreign buyers in particular coming from china and canada as well. canadians will tell you it is too expensive to buy in canad

trace gallagher is in los angeles. how did police come to name her as the suspect in the first place? >> well, that wine glass she talked about may have been her undoing. they identified her using fingerprints from that wine glass. they also matched her to the video on board the boat by using her tattoos and they found a trail of e-mails and text messages between her and the google executive. investigators then lured her back to santa cruz by posing as a client who was willing to pay upwards of a thousand dollars for sex. when she showed up at a luxury hotel, that is when police busted her andvmp;n she was arts carrying heroin. here's police now talking about the motive. >> i don't know that her motive was necessarily to kill. but she territorially had a negligence and callous disorder showing there was an attempt to save herself and lack of responsibility toward a situation she created. >> police had been tracking this woman for the better part of eight months and financially decided to nab because because they believ

los angeles water and power has set up a claims process. if your car was in. >>> the house took the first steps voting to sue the president accusing him of abusing his powers making changes to obamacare. liz brea elizabeth prann has more. what's your reaction and what's the next step? >> house republicans are positive about moving forward after voting to approve the lawsuit which accuses the president of executive over reach for carrying out the healthcare over hall for scrapping the employer mandate that applies to the law in 2013 and 2014. >> one of the constitution says congress makes the laws. article 2 says the president enforces them. according to article 3 the judicial branch resolves conflict between congress and executives. that's the system the founders gave us. democrats are not staying quiet on this. they say it is firing up voters for the fall elections. it is not something speaker john boehner ever said he is going to do but they say this is an impeachment attempt. >> this isn't about this lawsuit. you don't sue somebody unles

no one was there. >>> finally, traffic is frequently bad in los angeles, everyone knows that. the worst in the nation, according to "time" magazine. when the president is in town, it's a nightmare. well, one woman learned that the hard way yesterday. she was in labor. yes, in labor. and prevented from crossing the street to a medical center because the road was shut down for the motorcade. local reports say a few medical staff made their way to her. critics called it unbelievable, and a bad pr move. but they said it was part of the necessary security. the woman waited about 30 minutes before heading into the clinic in time to have her baby. >>> we've been telling you for some time now about the humanitarian crisis involving a legal immigrant children on the border. presidents from the two countries where most of those children originated from have come to washington. carl cameron has more on where they are placing the blame. >> reporter: looking for help from washington, the presidents of guatemala and honduras blame the flood of undocumented unaccompanied minors at the border

everything in los angeles determined to get him moved on. back to you. >> dominic, thanks a lot for that report. from there in l.a., thank you. >>> salvage crews getting ready to move the wreckage of a massive cruise ship 2 1/2 years after it struck a rock and flipped over. coming up, the captain still pointing fingers for the disaster that killed more than 30 passengers. >>> the numbers show the unemployment rate is down, but how about the real rate? the labor participation rate. well, just don't try to convince these folks. recent college graduates about the job market. it turns out the picture for them is quite not rosy. >>> house republicans laying out plans for their lawsuit against the president. so is it politics as usual or a much needed check on power? >> every president does executive orders. most of them, though, do them within the law. we're talking about here are places where the president is basically rewriting law to make it fit his own needs really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a

in los angeles, the mayor is looking for immigrant housing but taking heat from activists who say he's "ignoring kids on the street from this country." today one congressman introduced a bill requiring the administration to inform local officials when alien minors are relocated to their district. white house spokesman josh earnest was noncommittal. >> there are privacy rights included in the law that this administration is committed to enforcing and following. we're going to abide by the privacy rights of particular individuals. >> reporter: some lawmakers hope a bill requiring a judicial decision within ten days of arrest will deter and stop the flow of children. critics say the administration is still failing to deport or prosecute parents who have to pay to have their children smuggled and is not addressing thousands of cases from central america that do not involve minors. back to you. >> william, thank you. >>> president obama's pick to start the rehabilitation of the veterans affairs department says the effort is already under way. co the man temporarily in charge says it won't b

will carr from los angeles there. martha. martha: the you know is pushing a truce in the middle east which is a very tall order as you know after yet another cease-fire that failed between israel and hamas. a live report from the region straight ahead. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. martha: business video of the day. the braidsen bandit and we call him the fumbling felon because we had two things to call him. he grabbed the cash register. runs out the front door. oh, down. he is down, flat on his face. like how he comes back to try to smush the door on it you cou

one congregation in riverside, california, about 60 miles east of los angeles met last night. i'm told it was a heated meeting at times. in the end, members tell us they decided to house more than two dozen immigrants for the rest of july. providing food, clothing, and shelter. we're told at least 75 immigrants will find that type of housing within catholic communities in southern california. and we're expecting even more immigrants to come this way from texas throughout the rest of the week. yesterday, we saw a plane bring about 140 immigrants to san diego. they were taken to a nearby processing center. we're also learning that an existing detention center about 60 miles northeast of los angeles, and now today it is adding 650 additional beds. now, here in murrieta, we haven't seen any buses today. protesters attribute that to the stand that they have taken against the federal government, but we saw several 100 protesters and supporters out here yesterday. they are actually expecting more buses to show up on thursday and, greta, they tell me that they are expecting to come in

william la jeunesse, live in los angeles, keeping an eye on this very heated situation. william? >> reporter: well, jon, what you're seeing there is some americans telling the administration this isn't working. its policy of releasing illegal immigrant families into the u.s. about 100 residents chanting go home. they block ad road into an immigration center in murrieta, small town southeast of los angeles, forcing three buss to turn back to a similar facility in san diego where immigrants will be processed to released to relatives around the u.s. statistically up to 75% will stay, either through asylum or by absconding from hearings. murrieta residents said, not here. >> i'm sick and tired of seeing my tax dollars being wasted. >> we have enough issues here. we have our own veterans. we have homeless mothers. we have a lot of people living on the streets in l.a. we need to take care of these people first. >> reporter: the administration claims this surge is driven by violence in central america. agents say, not true. the children telling them they're coming to live with family, a

william is live for us in los angeles with this whole wrap-up. william, what can you tell us about the protests and this hotel that they're going to supposedly put people in? >> well, you know, right now the feds have more bodies than they do beds and they are getting desperate. while this emergency has been years in the making, what you're about to see may be the symbol of bad federal planning. the beautiful palm aire resort in texas offering indoor and outdoor pools, snack bar, sauna, steam and fitness center is about to become a resort for 600 illegal immigrants. it will be operated under a federal contract. a baptist spokeswoman says it's ideal. more comfortable than a military base and easier for staff to handle. >> we expect that once this facility is open that it's going to create immediate relief. our central intake facility at weslaco will be licensed as a child residential center. >> the 12 to 17 year olds will stay at the hotel roughly two weeks until they are sent off to join parents or a foster family. look at this ad placed yesterda

. >>> this is a live look at los angeles from fox 11. one of the big stories there, game of thrones leads the way with 19 nominations. also nominated the episode of the "between two ferns" featuring president obama. >>> that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. kid: hey dad, who was that man? dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab but they don't yet know we're a family. we're right where you need us. at the next job, next adventure or at the next exit helping you explore super destinations and do everything under the sun. 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in the world. so wherever you want to be, whatever you want to do, chances are we're already ther

they had the power to detain and physically stop anyone breaking the law in los angeles. that's what the guard would do on the mexican border, detain trespassers until federal civil authorities show up, or physically turn them around. bob buchanan, saw jesse waters in vermont, and it scared me. never mind the national guard on the borders. michael, new hampshire's motto is live free or die, ours should be better red than dead. matt smith albany new york, jesse waters irritates me, i'm bothered by his face, attitude and turned up collars. he does that on push, just to annoy you. felicia murphy, your tip of the day on saving money shows how out of touch you are. i don't need a financial lecture from a gazillionaire. your tip about putting loose change in a big jar really worked, i saved $8,000 that way. recently i received this letter from lorleen brown who lives in nevada. a former major in the air force. our trip to visit the white house was denied. here's what you do. contact your congressman and put in a formal request. all americans have to do that to get the public to

the band formed from the ashes of two other rock groups based out of los angeles. a year after they signed gnr released their debut album featuring the single "welcome to the jungle." the track was slow to take off really in the beginning and the band didn't see much success until the catchy rift "sweet child o' mine" hit the airwaves. many consider this song among rock 'n' roll's greatest and the album is now considered a classic. and guns n' roses hit the big time 26 years ago today. sadly this just reminds me of guitar hero now. kind of annoying. guitar hero ruined a lot of songs. i really enjoyed guitar hero before it became passe and awful like facebook. maybe we'll have something old from the '80s like all of us. dow no good. see you later. >>> this just in, just don't fly to tel aviv that is because the faa just extended for another 24 hours its travel ban to israel. too dangerous and six days after the downing of that malaysian airline, too risky. when michael bloomberg says too much, the former new york city mayor defined that ban and soon talking to us. f

. >> dominique live in our los angeles newsroom with the latest. hey, dom. >> hey there, arthel. one of the efforts is to get the kids away from the border area so they can maintain the border safe. what we've seen emerge is 950 children that have been moved to the state of nebraska and illinois. but this has happened without those states' authorities being informed by the federal government. and it's causing an almighty rou this weekend. there are no details specifically about how these kids actually got there. and that's what's got the governors and the senators of these states extremely upset. this is the latest map of where these kids are now being distributed around the united states. i'll show you and i'll explain who is where. the yellow states, this is where we have established facilities, where we know large numbers of the 57,000 kids that have come over the border, since october of last year, are. the yellow states are where we've got actual facilities opening soon by the federal government. but the red states that you see, that is illinois and that is nebraska, this is

overnight, that same real estate investor hid money in two dozen pez dispensers around los angeles. a twitter account sent out the clues with locations and today it heads down to orange county. how do they get all that money in there? >>> remember this guy, the japanese law maker who burst into tears after allegations he misused taxpayer dollars? what a sob right there. that guy, he just called it quits. he was being investigated for spending thousands of dollars on trips to hot springs. taxpayer dollars. those are your headlines. >>> there you go. thank you very much. >>> like a scene right out of a diñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?crime drama, cops id now indiana are using a new high-tech spray that's catching criminals in their tracks. it has a familiar name, doesn't it? >> it's called smart water csi, beware, it can be detected under a black light. let's check it out. >> oh, man. >> just as finger printing and dna revolutionized law enforcement, there is a new tool in town to catch the bad guy. >> you can't see it now, but when i shine a special black light, which is the only way you can discer

he survived clearly and joins us now for his first live interview from los angeles. good morning to you. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me here. >> describe that moment. we see it from a bird's eye view with the cell phone video. but you're eye to eye with this seven-foot shark with this california beach. what's going through your mind? did you think you were going to lose your life? >> at that very moment, i really thought that was it. i saw the fish come up from underneath the water, came up to the surface, and real quickly made a sharp left turn and lunged right at my chest. it happened so quick, i had no time to react. i'm staring eye to eye with this great white shark with his teeth right on the side of my chest. and just out of a reaction, i just a natural reflex, i grabbed its nose with my hand right here and tried to push it off of me and fortunately, the shark let loose and swam away at that point and didn't come back. i'm very thankful i'm here. >> and you were lucky you were in the midst of a two-mile swim. this is something y

that ruling that put him in los angeles. so really, what they're saying is, as he moves into his new home, we can show you pictures of him actually arriving in his new home. let's show you those and you'll see how he arrived on wednesday. this is him actually approaching the property. he's actually really trying to find his feet, say the authorities. he's got two guards with him that take him on to the property. and really sort of get to grips with his new life. and he really is, yeah, trying to get on with his new life. listen. >> he's actually trying to keep busy. he's improving the home. he's scrubbing the floor, washing the walls, trying to keep his mind off things and do something productive. >> so he's blocking them out? >> he's trying. it's impossible to do so, as you know, if you've been out here. >> reporter: so the early indications are that he's trying to make a place for him to stay there. that is currently being covered by the taxpayer at the moment, his accommodation, around $2,000 a month. this is a man who se

the last urban outbreakn was in los angeles in -- the last urban outbreak was in los angeles. if you see a dead prairie dog on the side of the road, leave it. martha: the white house says some 40 illegal immigrants were sent back to central america. it's and move the white house says is a step in the rite direction. still there are tens of thousands of people being held in detention centers across the country. some of them are being sent by busses and planes. there is an evident being led by john cornyn and. >> our bill would fix the hole that is being exploited. they know children are being released to relatives never to be heard from begin. >> the president of guatemala said we want our kids back. but we have to work with those countries to return those kid back. martha: i can't figure out what the white house wants in this situation. they sent back 40 people on a plane. then you have the president talking to a person who is on the humanitarian side of this and said in another life i would be on your side of the table in this issue. >> i think we have to remember whether we

adam housley is live in los angeles. what is going on here? >> reporter: the main angle the attorney is taking to get him released is to say he was violated at the border. he wasn't allowed proper representation. they made it a criminal matter and i stead of customs matter even then he declared the weapons in his car. then he said there were a number of pages missing. 11 pangs missing. dates on the documents were three days after he was arrested so they weren't incorrect. so there were a lot of questions he has for the customs agents. here is part of what he said. >> i got a sense the prosecutor wanted to prove andrew had been here before. but even if that's the case it doesn't preclude the possibility of him making the mistake that he made. >> reporter: the prosecutor tried to convince the judge that tahmooressi had gone back and forth to mexico a couple times and knew how to get here. that's what he was up season waiting in this hearing, martha. martha: i think on the face of it from what we have seen on this side it appears he made a mistak

i have not justify what they do, in los angeles they are far worse. >> i am sure people watch this and say aren't you all part of the media? yes, we are, but you ask the operative question, when we are told to back off, we back off. >> it is not rape at all. >> speaking of hollywood, there seems to be a forgive and forget drug abuse thing. forgive and forget but not hitting on weight. that is another story. according to courtney love in a recent interview love said "i got a little chunky, but i have been on a diet. they will forget the for all the drugs in the world but they will not forgive you for getting fa fat." she has struggled with drug addiction but has been sober for seven years. i think this is true because maybe the people in hollywood have experienced it, then experience addiction themselves, that is why they are little more understanding with an addiction. it is difficult to get over. putting the cupcake down is a little hard. >> she has been through hell, you are shaking your head. what do you think? >> her pain is one thing, but she is not sober. she is addicted to food

. >> i'm mayor garcetti of the great city of los angeles. america, happy birthday. >>> being born an american citizen is like winning the lottery of life we have freedoms we enjoy as written back in to enjoy liberties many others don't. >> it's the most wonderful place to live. it's a wonderful world we live in here in america. >> america, happy birthday i'm fortunate to be an mesh american. we're fortunate. >> throughout the history of america we've seen people come from nudging and make great livings and raise families and have kids go to college. so the opportunity is this for everyone. >> here is what makes america great. my grand paernts all came from ireland. no place to live, no guarantee of a job, no social security or obama health care. they worked hard, able to provide for their families i started out eight years old as a paper boy, pursuing my dream, first radio then working at the fox news channel the day they go on the air. our key, get government out of our lives, that is my thought on this 4th of july. i hope you, and your fam

william la jeunesse is digging into the story from los angeles. hello, william. >> reporter: martha, other countries face similar problems though not on this scale. africans seeking asylum in spain and italy, afghans going to greece, iraqis going to germany. everyone handles immigration differently, giving women, children, families a bus or plane ticket to city of choice isn't one of them. the u.s. isn't the only country faced with a flood of illegal immigrants and unaccompanied minors seeking asylum. italy turns back many boats carrying illegal immigrants, including minors arriving from albania and africa. those that make it are taken to camps. some are returned home. others live on the streets. in greece, illegal immigrants are kept in detention camps. children housed alongside adults n 2012, 8,000 syrians sought asylum in greece. other thanly two were approved. eu installed 20-mile barbed-wire fence on turkish border with bulgaria. it reduced immigration there from 2,000 a month to 300. france denies 90% of al asylum requests. unaccompanied chi

he was found at his home in los angeles early this morning. his cause of death is not yet known and those are your headlines. sad to see him go. >> don't remember match rick so far, but i was a big fan of the rockford files. >>> coming up, a quiet neighborhood street gets swallowed by the earth. and this situation we're sorry to say is not getting any better any time soon. >>> an international tragedy and the middle east in shambles. but this week, president obama gets ready to head to hollywood. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, and improve daily physical function so moving is easier. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain. and it's not a narcotic you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have t

a second person remains in critical condition at a los angeles hospital. experts saying the unusual weather was the result of monsoon moisture in the area. hundreds of lightning strikes were reported. >>> and the war of words between the u.s. and russia continues. the u.s. releasing satellite images claiming they show rockets fired from russia into eastern oouk. the u.s. saying the images prove russia moved heavy artillery across the border for pro-russian insurgents. moscow accusing them of an unrelenting campaign of slander against slander. i'm kelly wright. back to "huckabee concerned >> on friday president obama met with leaders of honduras and elsal vador. the president is prepareed to go ahead with executive action by the end of the summer and the republicans are challenging the immigration plan that houses more children in the military bases. joining me is founder of the dreyfuss initiative richard dreyfuss and conservative film maker deniche d'souza. >> richard, let me start with you. since we last talked, there is quite a bit of news and developme

. >> i am from los angeles. america, happy birthday. >>> being born an american citizen was like winning the lottery of life. >> the freedoms we enjoy was written with our fore fathers from 1776 to enjoy the liberties that many other countries don't. >> america means everything to me. it is the most underful place to live. >> it is the wonderful world we live in here in america. >> i am so fortunate to be an american. we forget that sometimes. very, very fortunate. >> throughout the history we have seen people come from nothing. the opportunity is there for everyone if they are willing to work. >> happy fourth of july to all of you. here is what makes america great in my view. my grandparents all four came from ireland. most with $20, $25 in their pocket. no place to live and no guarantee of a job and no social security and know obama health care. but they worked really, really hard. they were able to provide for their families and i started at 8 years old as a paper boy. i pursued my dream that first was radio

six different campaign events in los angeles despite questions the white house insists the president is not ignoring his duty. >> the president's top priority is making sure that the president is able to do his job in terms of managing the united states involvement in this crisis. >> the one item on the president's schedule that was canceled an appearance on jimmy kimmel maybe because of jokes like this. >> seems like the only time the president comes to la is for money. like a college student who only comes home to do laundry and steel leftovers from the fridge. >> his approval rating has not dipped a bit in toronto. rock steady at 44 percent. i think it is better than barack obama. >>> schedule events over texas but did not visit our border. >>> it is now 20 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, he was one of the most successful actors of his time. now the late phillip seymour hoffman is raising eyebrows for what he left behind for his children. companies are showing employees the money by one big bonus check handing out smaller ones. is that a good idea? we report you deci

>> reporter: this happen on interstate 10 that is the santa monica freeway in west los angeles. it was caught by a driver moving in slow traffic. it is uncomfortable viewing. you and i were talking about this earlier on. that is really, really heavy pounding from the rights if on the woman there. the guy who filmed it saw it as an act of extreme violence. >> i am shocked in broad day light, and in plain sight he is merciless boating maybe a homeless or mentally disturbed woman. you it hear the pounding and you can so her head bouncing off of the concrete. >> reporter: he saw the woman walking barefoot in the lane of slow traffic. and they ended up on the floor. that didn't get caught on camera, but the rest of it did and that is part of the issue here now. the california highway patrol struggling, and think she is living in a homeless enclave. and those details are yet to be clar foyed, but those events are shocking for the images that we are seeing. >> it is shocking for the vowers at home as well. how is the woman doing today? >> reporter: the attorney is taking the family to

angeles with drug cases, you see in realtime what's happening and where they come from and they come here to make money. listen, there are plenty of people that want to contribute and be part of a decent job and a great way of life and god bless them. there is a right way to do things and there is an illegal way to do it. you have to respect the borders. you have to respect the laws. what about all of the immigrants that came before? when you have this kind of porous border and fine if it's secure in some sections, you are only as strong as the weakest link. >> i want to ask you, you can talk about anything you want. can i ask you about your perception of other media coverage of this issue and how that's maybe affecting the debate? >> the media plays its role by saying it's anything about a vital of our country's sovereignty. it goes back to my central point that harry reid might be the dumbest person on the earth but i don't want to rule out life on other planets. the borders are about as secure as bill clinton's pants. that's the point. security is the obstacle for the far left. on

the transformer star checking into rehab in los angeles. fans spotting him with alcoholic anonymous literature. >> he was arrested outside of the broadway musical "cabaret" charged with disorderly conduct and trespassing. robert downey jr.'s son may be following his father's dark path. they caught him smoking cocaine out of a pipe in his friends's car. the 22-year-old's father who has struggled with drug addiction in the past says we are grateful for the intervention and hopefully it can be another success story instead of a cautionary tail. >> it is 40 minutes after the top of the hour. one minute she was checking her e-mail next trying to put out a fire. the lap tap battery explodes. >> if you were watching the rocky series on netflix you are now out of luck. what's going on? we will tell you straight ahead. : ♪ >> look way back in central park you can see an american flag flying in the distance. i have never noticed that. 6th avenue leading to the park this morning. hackers on attack targeting thousands of power plants. the security fo