Ángeles este lunes y martes aquÍ en los Ángeles si estan por acÁ me acompaÑan por favor. >> ahora el placer de recibir en este programa a la congreso dista demÓcrata loreta sÁnchez, gracias por estar con nosotros. >> gracias a ustedes. >> vamos a comenzar con ustedes que estÁ involucrada en fuerzas armadas en diferentes comete del congreso, querÍa comenzar con la tragedia de ucrania, casi 300 personas civiles a bordo de malaysia airlines derribado ¿cuÁl e deberÍa ser la reacciÓn de estados unidos? >> primero tenÍamos un americano en el vuelo y lo segundo con tantos europeos que estaban en el vuelo se despertÓ europa sobre lo que necesitamos hacer porque lo que ha hecho vladÍmir putin y rusia, yo creo que ya vimos que tiene ahÍ las manos rusia en lo que pasÓ. >> usted esta convencida que rusia de alguna forma u otra tuvo que tener algo que ver? >> sÍ, porque es sofisticado el sistema que utilizaron las rebeldes iny necesario habanita los rusos creo que ya tenemos la informaciÓn los detalles estamos trabajando para eso, estamos en naciones unidas en el cÓnsul de segurid

de la ciudad de los angeles. pudieron controlar la fuga a solo tres dÍas dos aeronaves pequeÑas se han visto obligado a aterrizar en emergencias en las playas de la florida el incidente de hoy no dejÓ vÍctimas pero la anterior sÍ, lourdes del río nos trae reacciones a la tragedia. >> volviÓ a ocurrir en menos de 3 dÍas una avioneta se vio obligada a aterrizar de emergencia en la playa de la florida el inusual evento tuvo lugar en las costas de miami beach. >> sabemos que el piloto tuvo problemas con el aviÓn, aterrizÓ en la playa no causó heridas a ningÚn pasajero ni a personas en la playa. >> los testigos no podÍan dar crÉdito a sus ojos, los tripulantes agradecidos con la vida. >> gracias a dios porque estamos aquÍ en la tierra. >> lo mÁs increÍble de todo es que tan reciente como el domingo en la playa de casper el oeste de florida otra violenta tambiÉn tuvo que realizar un aterrizaje de emergencia aunque el piloto pasajero resultaron ilesos un padre puertorriqueÑo del 34 aÑos y su hija per

de la ciudad de los angeles. pudieron controlar la fuga a solo tres dÍas dos aeronaves pequeÑas se han visto obligado a aterrizar en emergencias en las playas de la florida el incidente de hoy no dejÓ vÍctimas pero la anterior sÍ, lourdes del río nos trae reacciones a la tragedia. >> volviÓ a ocurrir en menos de 3 dÍas una avioneta se vio obligada a aterrizar de emergencia en la playa de la florida el inusual evento tuvo lugar en las costas de miami beach. >> sabemos que el piloto tuvo problemas con el aviÓn, aterrizÓ en la playa no causó heridas a ningÚn pasajero ni a personas en la playa. >> los testigos no podÍan dar crÉdito a sus ojos, los tripulantes ag ....... ... si usted no corre, el consejo de ex >> si ud. no corre el consejo de expertos se recomienda que logra cuanto antesun nuevo estudio realizado con 55 mil personas concluyÓ que aquellos que corren aunque sea poco tiempo a muy baja velocidad prolonga sus vidas en un promedio de 3 aÑos lo ideal es correr 30 minutos al dÍa pero sÍ pued

a great asset for the city of los angeles. it is a crown jewel. i can think of no city that has a better symphony hall or better symphony than we do. >> tell me more about this museum that is scheduled to open in 2015. >> right next door to walt disney concert hall. great piece of architecture 37 free admission. hope reply it will have great attendance. >> why is free admission so important to you? >> we know free admission get twice the attendance we would get if we charge admission. >> you have been at the center. you have -- persons that disagree with you on certain issues, i don't think anybody in this town that's being pair would not give you your props and respect you deserve for being at the epicenter of helping to usher los angeles into a cultural renaissance. let me ask you to set modesty aside. tell me how you feel, again, being one of the major players that's really starting to make this a -- cultural, artistic, and destination. >> i love this city. this city permitted me to do things i couldn't do in other cities. i want to give back.

i work part-time now for two law firms in the los angeles area. one of the two firms i do worm representing taxpayers and property assessments. the counties i work for are orange and los angeles and san diego. i don't have any cases, haven't had, would not take any cases representing taxpayers in this jurisdiction. so those are my background qualifications and interest in the job. thank you for inviting me and i'm pleased and honored. >> supervisor tang? >>supervisor katy tang: thank you. i appreciate your interest. i don't question your background. my question is your living in southern california, your ability to attend the hearings and i just wanted to confirm that you are able to attend all the meetings. >> i anticipate the jobs at the hearing office would require, 5 or 6 days a month in san francisco and i can certainly do that. >> i guess continuing that line of thought in terms of questions, why would you want to come up here and do this rather than trying to do that in los angeles? >> why would i? >> yeah. >> i have a connection to the cit

en los angeles para univisiÓn. hicimos el recorrido del rÍo hasta el paso y a lo largo de todo este tiempo la gente se acerca para decirnos cÓmo pueden ayudar a estos niÑos. maÑana tendremos informaciÓn al respecto. >> muchas gracias enrique por tu reportaje en la frontera. >> el gobernador de texas dijo que la crisis humanitaria de los niÑos que cruzan solos la frontera amenaza la seguridad interi de los estados unidos. seÑalÓ que lo correcto es la expulsiÓn inmediata de los niÑos. asÍ los niÑos entenderÍan que no vale la pena poner en riesgo su vida. no sucediÓ lo mismo entre la comunidad hispana donde el porcentaje se mantuvo en 7.8 lo que equivale a 2 millones de latinos sin trabajo. en la mayor parte del paÍs esperan la llegada del 4 de julio para festejar el dÍa de la independencia pero no en carolina del norte donde esperan al huracÁn arthur que alcanzÓ la categorÍa dos. sus residentes y turistas les aguÓ la fiesta. >> arthur llega con lluvias y mareas altamente peligrosas. sus vientos hu

se realizÓ un anuncio en lo que e inmigraciÓn se refiere. >> que la policÍa de los angeles no va a seguir las solicitudes de inmigraciÓn para detener a personas que estÁn detenidas por ser indocumentados. en la que ya se requerÍan 48 horas para que actuarÁn, pero el alcalde reiterÓ que el departamento de la policÍa no se va a adherir a la solicitud del departamento de seguridad interna para detener a personas indocumentadas sin un expediente judicial. y en cambio los va a tratar con respeto. >> el mensaje es muy claro, que los inmigrantes no necesitan tener ningÚn miedo de la policÍa. nosotros queremos trabajar juntos. >> el anuncio de la alcaldÍa surge cuando el paÍs, y en especial california ha visto una papa caliente de protestas extremas en murrieta, un condado vecino por posturas anti inmigrantes que han puesto en medio a policÍas. >> y el alcalde de esa ciudad afirmÓ que los niÑos centroamericanos detenidos por la patrulla fronteriza, que tiene familiares en los angeles como podrÍan ser trasladados esa ciudad sin problemas. >> la gobernadora de arizona sufriÓ un revÉ

we're here in los angeles. this is neil everett. i'm stan verrett. neil is going to tell you all about the world cup, semifinals. germany on the line. >> it's my understanding in about 20 minutes we could do this live. argentina/netherlands, who is going to take on germany. this went to pks, penalty kicks. that's the lingo. sergio romero stopping ron vlaar there taking the first penalty shot for neth. that's netherlands. lionel messi, he's very good. he's better than most of the other players. argentina up, 1-0 in the pks. now up 3-2. this is a must stop. it's not stopped. maxi rodriguez, maxi celebration for argentina. they will face germany in the final. >>> baseball, a's and giants, it's a bay area thing. bottom of the fourth. giants up 2-1. hunter pence. it's off jason hammel, it's not coming back, number 12 on the season for him. giants up 3-1 back at their place after losing 2-1 in oakland their cross-bay rivals. bottom six, up 3-2. one out. pence up the middle. giants go on to win it, 5-2. he had a pair of rb. s. >>> where is lebron james goin

angeles, and wilson had been one of the first anglo-americans in los angeles. unfortunately, thomas' poor health only catches up with him, and he died in 1852 at the home of his new business partner, benjamin davis wilson. like margaret and thomas hereford, wilson was also a well educated southerner. this is a picture of benjamin davis wilson, and margaret as much older people. wilson was born in tennessee in 1811, and he began his business life as a traitor with the choctaw chickasaw, and like a lot of traders, he gradually moved west and found himself working as a fur trapper. he arrives in california in 1841. first, he sets himself up as a mule trader. then he opens a store in los angeles and then becomes a cattle rancher. he could only buy a ranch by marrying ramona yorba because he could not buy the land himself. so he marries the 14-year-old daughter of a very wealthy man, and the marriage gave him right to land, the right to participate in politics. just as thomas hereford's marriage had given him access to this family network, benjamin davis' marriage h

here in lan here in los angeles they want to make it available. >> reporter: mccaskill's report does not name any schools. she said getting accurate data was more important than calling out any colleges or as she puts it playing gotcha. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on the "morning news," an alleged prostitute is charged in the death of a google executive. >>> plus, deadly mudslides unleashed in japan after a drenching typhoong typhoon batt region. this is the "cbs morning news." damage your teeth? introducing new listerine® healthy whitetm. it not only safely whitens teeth, but also restores enamel. lose the nerves, and get a healthier, whiter smile that you'll love. listerine® healthy whitetm. power to your mouthtm! we have a serious hairball issue. we clean it up, turn around, and there it is again. it's scary. little bit in my eye. [ michelle ] underneath the kitchen table, underneath my work desk, we've got enough to knit a sweater. [ doorbell rings ] zach, what is that? the swiffer sweeper. the swiffer dusters. it's some sort of magic cloth that su

rights in los angeles. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> what is it we should be doing? >> is this is a humanitarian crisis and it needs a humanitarian way of addressing it. we welcome -- our city saying we need to take the children, house them, let's figure out the situation on the ground. let's dress the issues in their home countries. let's treat them as human beings first. let them go through the due process. >> one of the issues i hear a lot on different sites that i read is that, listen, we can't just as a country take in unlimited amount of people. if you call people in central america, you get a large percentage of the populations that see they may want to come to the united states one way or another to get a better future for themselves. how do we deal with that? >> i think there's steps being taken in address the root causes of why folks are leaving. we've had some of the state senators and assembly members who visited, and it's interesting to see how in addressing this how can we figu

we're here in los angeles. this is neil everett. i'm stan verrett. >> it's my understanding in about 20 minutes we could do this live. argentina/netherlands. who is going to take on germany. this went to pks, penalty kicks. that's the lingo. sergio romero stopping ron vlaar taking the first shot for neth. lionel messi is better than most of the other players. argentina up, 1-0 in the pks. now up 3-2. this is a must stop. it's not stopped. rodriguez, maxi celebration. they will face germany in the final. >>> baseball a's and giants, bay area thing. giants up 2-1. hunter pence. off jason hammel, it's not coming back, number 12 on the season for him. up 3-1. they lost two in oakland. bottom six, up 3-2. one out. pence up the middle. giants win it, 5-2. >>> where is lebron james going? >> to bed. >> good answer. that's all we got. >> well, up next in "the pulse," justin bieber in the most expensive eggs he'll ever likely throw. >>> move over, all you morning news anchors. we're about to hear from libby and sarah. "the pulse" is next. >>

mas de 10-mil lavacoches en los angeles.. en esta industria del carwash lo que vemos es que les pagan por dia a los trabajadores, una jornada de 10 horas, les pagan $35 dolares, $45 , $50.. lo que quierantelemundo 52 responde expuso esta situacion y la de otras personas con distintos tipos de trabajos que nos han llamado denunciando irregularidadesel departamento de trabajo de california explica los derechos que todos ellos tienen para protegerse en el estado de california todos los trabajadores tienen derechos independientemente de su estatus legal, tienen derecho a recibir el sueldo minimo que son $8 dolares por hora , tienen derecho a recibir pago extra , a recibir sus descanzos ademas enfatizan que no importando cual sea su trabajo su empleador no puede tomar represalias , por el simple hecho de reportar esas irregularidades o pedir que se le pague correctamente conforme la ley ..es ilegal lorena un popular restaurante en monterey est causando controversia al prohibir el ingreso de niÑos ... take vo ''fisherman's grotto'

most flights operate to and from san francisco and los angeles. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. a soccer coach's initial reaction when faced with allegations he inappellantly touched a student -- inappropriately touched a student. >> a bomb scare in the south bay, the find by an employee sorting recyclables. >> changes tonight for a deadly san francisco intersection. >> i think it is dangerous. >> the new effort to end pedestrian deaths and injuries at this crossing. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> we are learning new details bute soccer coach accused of -- about a soccer coach accused of molesting a child. i am ken wayne, frank is off. >> i am julie haener. >> today ktvu's cristina rendon obtained the complaint filed and discovered new information about the victim's claims and the soccer coach's reaction new at 6:00 p.m. >> reporter: we know what prompted livermore police to arrest the 26-year-old soccer coach. according to document as girl told her father he inappropriately touched her by reaching under her shor

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in the meantime, the flight is due from los angeles, due to come up here again tonight. about whether they will make the attempt. they're going to look at the weather and make the decision later. live at sonoma county airport, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> it will cost the commuters big money to clean stains from the bay bridge's new span, there are tiny particles that got imbedded in the white finish. some of them look like rust. caltrans blames the bridge builder for the problem, that contractor blames caltrans. either way, toll money will cover about half the cost. >>> oakland police headquarters had to be evacuated today shutting down some city services. sky 7 hd shows firefighters talking to some of the 200 people forced out of the building happening at about 11:30 on 7th street, abc news reporter leanne melendez has more with the details. >> reporter: well, ama, quite a commotion this morning. the building was of course immediately closed, still closed at this hour it will not re open today. perhaps tomorrow if firefighters are done with their investigation. just

a los angeles judge ruled against the l.a. clippers owner in his fight to keep control of the team. this is "cbs morning news" for the team. this is "cbs morning news" for tuesday, july 29th, 2014. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the mayor of a boston suburb said it is a miracle there are no serious injuries after a rare tornado touched down in his town. the storm roared through revere, massachusetts, yesterday morning, with top winds of 120 miles per hour. it was on the ground for four minutes but left a two-mile path of destruction. dozens of buildings were damaged or destroyed and hundreds of trees were ripped from the ground. roofs ripped off of homes. revere is located on the coast north of boston. this is the first tornado on record in suffolk county which includes boston. katie brace of our boston station wbzz is in revere. >> reporter: crews worked through the night boarding up windows at revere city hall. they had made quick work of cutting up toppled trees. >> all i can say is wow. >> reporter: this woman lived across t

angeles history. >> for the moment we have plenty of water to meet the needs of the city of los angeles. >> reporter: officials say the 8 million gallons of water lost could have supplied more than 100,000 people for a day. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> now, the ucla campus is open today and classes will be in session. >>> richmond city council has voted in favor of a refinery modernization. chevron is planning upgrading its refinery to process crude oil with more sulfur in it. critics say that will mean more pollution. chevron plans to install equipment though to prevent that. meanwhile, though, hundreds of people jammed last night's city council meeting. before the meeting chevonne agreed -- chevron agreed to higher safety standards and $90 million in community investment. >> they were looking for compromise and we stepped up to offer additional benefits to the community as part of the project. >> city council voted for the project was 5-0. two members did an table. >>> pg&e is facing serious new charges from the san bruno pipeline explosion that killed eight people.

police in los angeles are crunching big data to solve every day crime. and in seattle, one building is redefining what it means to be green. real solutions. but the challenges only grow bigger. according to the u.n., the world's population will reach 8.3 billion by 2030. in that same time greenhouse gases are expected to increase by 25%. the world's trash nearly doubled. while half the world will live in areas threatened by lack of water. what does that mean for cities? 60% of us will live in one bifrl 2050, 70%. the demand for clean air, water, energy, and yes, convenience, will skyrocket. by 2017, nearly half of the world's population will be online. and almost half of all internet traffic will travel through smart devices. imagine, fewer drivers commuting to work, smarter policing, buildings with no carbon foot print and trash cans that tell us when they're fulfill life in the city of tomorrow could be pretty great if we develop the technology we have today. in los angeles the lapd is using surveillance technology with roots in the cia. they have poli

veteran actor james garner who died saturday at hiss los angeles home. garner was best known for his wisecracking lead roles in the tv series "maverick" and "the rockford files." hell received a screen -- he suffered a stroke in 2008 and had remained out of public spotlight since then. james garner was 86 years old. and by the way a big raider fan too. he will be missed. >>> the state is pleading with all californians now to save water. meanwhile one family is facing a big fine for not using enough. we'll explain. >> and what is cool about your school? or your summer camp? you can e-mail your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. and we may come and feature your school or camp on the show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the basis of sexual orienta gender identity. >>> president obama is expected to issue an executive order today. barring discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. the president announced last month he would sign such an order after concluding that congress is not going to act on a broader measure. this will apply to the fe

according to bloomberg, tesla is working with los angeles investigators on this. the crash happened on friday after the car was stolen from a dealership in west los angeles. the driver crashed into several cars and a light pole. no one was seriously hurt. now, authorities are investigating the cause of another fiery crash involving a tesla in palmdale just a couple of hours later. the chp says a speeding tesla rear ended a toyota carrying a family of five. that toyota burst into flames. two children and one adult were killed. the man driving that tesla was not hurt. now, the safety of tesla cars bail an issue this year after two fires were reported in the battery packs of the cars. since then, tesla has added a titanium plate to strengthen the casing that protects the battery. >>> the first trial tied to the boston marathon bombings is due to start this morning. a 20-year-old friend of bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev, is facing construction of justice charges. he's accused of removing a backpack from dzhokhar tsarnaev's college dorm room after the attacks. pros

for "religion and ethics newsweekly," i'm saul gonzalez in los angeles. >>> our managing editor kim lawton and i want to talk about the multiple challenges of the immigrant surge. kim, there are about 50,000 or so of these kids from central america who have come in across the border this year. and they've overwhelmed the system that's supposed to give them court hearings and have a judge decide what happens to them. the president is asking congress for $3.7 billion to try to do something about the problem, but congress is about to go on vacation. what are religious leaders saying about what they think should happen now? what do they want? >> well, of course they want to see the children cared for in the short term, that's one thing. they're also very actively lobbying for changes in the policy. some want to see changes so the system can be streamlined so these kids aren't just waiting. um, some are petitioning that the kids aren't sent back. the catholic bishops had a really strong statement saying, "don't send the kids back, that would be, you know, morally wrong to send them back to dang

. >>> a terrifying ordeal at six flags in los angeles. riders left suspended high in the air for hours. it happened on a roller coaster at magic mountain. a car carrying nearly two dozen people hit a fallen tree. here's abc's treat think arla. >> reporter: a 55-mile-an-hour thrill ride turns dangerous. the car left dangling over the rails after park officials say a tree fell onto the track. >> it's at a 45-degree angle banked to the right and 45-degree angle down. >> reporter: witnesses heard screaming just after the accident. >> it sounded like they were like panicky because they didn't know what to do. >> we were just confused and scared and didn't really know what was going on. >> reporter: it happened on the ninja roller coaster at six flags magic mountain outside of los angeles. more than two dozen stranded on the ride. they were stuck 20 to 30 feet off the ground, some for hours as emergency crews worked to get them off one at a time. >> there's obviously a lot of panic, confusion. this could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: four

. >> their prime destination: los angeles. salvador salabria is head of a community local aid organization. >> los angeles is the modern ellis island for central americans. this is the capitol of the central american diaspora in the world. >> former gang member alex sanchez's family fled central america at the time and settled in the pico neighborhood. >> central america is always going to be remembered as those dark ages. >> in the barrios of la young refugees encountered criminal gains and formed gangs of their own. sanchez formed a gang as a teenager. he now helps ex-gang members form new lives. >> i wanted to feel accepted. i wanted to feel acknowledged. irwanted to feel like i was valuable. >> reporter: the central american gangs include ms 13 and the 18th street gang identified by their tattoos. they quickly became among the most lethal gangs. >> they are violent, and they do scare people, and they do crazy kinds of things, very unorthodox even for gang members. >> sanchez and others did time in california prisons. >> i

de honduras representantes de los hondureÑos en los angeles no han tomado acciÓn. >> por eso este miembro llamado la embajada para quejarse. >> lo que me dijeron es que iban a tomar acciÓn ante la embajada y llamar al cÓnsul. >> buscamos al cÓnsul por telÉfono y hasta horas de la tarde nos contestÓ y explicó que no lo hizo porque estaba visitando uno de los albergues. las preguntas porque hasta ahora? los primeros menores llegaron hace unos meses. >> estamos tratando de canalizar y coordinar esto de acuerdo a las lÍneas que nos dan o el tiempo que nos dejan el acceso que nos puedan otorgar. >> tras la mayorÍa de los niÑos que estÁn llegando son de honduras. el presidente de honduras en una entrevista con otra compaÑera marÍa elena salinas responsabilizÓ los estados unidos de esta crisis. en la ciudad de murrieta funcionarios reiteraron su oposiciÓn a que niÑos y madres sean albergados en esta ciudad. informÓ desde los angeles juan carlos gonzÁlez para univisiÓn. >> hicimos el recorrido desde laredo hasta el rÍo y del río hasta el paso y son 850 millas y todo este tiemp

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water main near the university of california at los angeles. some of its athletic buildings were flooded and authorities had to rescue several people before city workers turned the valves off. now all of this comes at a very bad time. california is caught in a drought right now. last year it was one of the state's driest ever. for more on the drought situation in los angeles and the wild weather across europe as well i want to bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri. pedram? >> yeah, the california situation, remarkable. take a look at these images. they were taken tuesday morning before you see the water levels. you see the san gabriel mountains where we know the water levels falling to historic lows because of the recent drought in recent years. the effect in this region beginning on the 1st of august, this coming friday, a $500 per day fine will be given to people watering their lawns and washing the cars and that's because the water is limited. you want to see 10 million gallons of water being lost in that area. look at the perspective. the

the entire city of los angeles uses 55 million gallons a day. at its peak, the geyser shooting water 30 feet into the air. >>> 18 people, including 8 children, displaced following a fire that burned in 2 homes in oakland. pg&e had to shut off the power. there was a live line that's not believed, though, to be the cause of the fire. crews are still trying to figure out how it started. >> today, one of the central figures in a corruption case connected to suspended state senator leland yee will be in court. outside the federal court in san francisco where raymond "shrimp boy" chow will face a judge, hoping that he might get released today. >> reporter: that's a big hope. grand jury expanded recently the charges against raymond "shrimp boy" chow, to include racketeering. he'll be in federal court to answer to that new charge. racketeering is a series of criminal acts to promote a corrupt enterprise. for chow, prosecutors say the 54-year-old was running a criminal organization that trafficked guns, drugs, stolen goods and laundered money through chi

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the teachers in los angeles are amazing individuals. the tenure issue came from a judge's decision around students getting access to the best teachers and there are laws preventing that happened. he ruled there were and that's not taking a legal approach. but by and large our teachers work in difficult situations and getting results. >> ifill: there are some who argue $300 million is still a drop in the bucket, but the bigger question and threat might be that, after this president, who has taken -- is taking this personally, leaves, it leaves. what's to stop that from happening? >> it can't be something we let die. there are lots of things to drive it forth. that's one of the reasons the convening council is in place to make this lasting and it has to be a generationalle thing. >> ifill: how? how? how? >> we're trying to make sure the programs we but in place structurally have their own momentum. so we're doing it in places, place based so they're not governmental programs, but programs that take place in the communities where the kids

. >>> rare lightening strikes hit loss los angeles beaches, and power outages. >>> good to have you with us. we begin with a crisis in gaza. president obama urges israel to accept an immediate and unconditional humanitarian ceasefire. in a telephone call president obama said gaza must be disarmed in order to achieve a lasting peace. a united nations plan in time for eid has failed. hamas agreed to a 24 hour proposal, but israel did not accept it. israel says hamas is firing rockets into its territory. inside funerals were held for soldiers killed. one killed when hit by an antitank missile. binyamin netanyahu defended israel's rejection of the latest ceasefire. >> israel is not obliged and will not let a terrorist organization, a ruthless terror organization committed to our destruction to decide when it's convenient to stop and rearm. >>> the number of palestinians killed since israel began its assault on gaza 20 days ago. most are civilians. >>> 6,000 have been injured. 43 israeli soldiers and three civilians have been killed in the same period. nicole johnson has the latest from gaza.

salt lake city, 94 with a few showers and storms and the west coast still pleasant, 79 in los angeles, 99 medford and seattle looking good as well. 80 degrees with clouds and sunshine. no showers for seattle for a change, richard. >> sunshine, but you're kind of sunshine like today even though your team lost, brazil. you're brazilian-american. >> i'm keeping the pain hidden. >> i'm wearing green for the team. i was a big fan. >>> now for some entertainment news. harry potter is back and he is now in his 30s with a couple of threads of silver. in a short story j.k.rowling wrote about ron, hermione and harry for the first time since her last book. it was published on her website. in the daily profits gossip column. in the new story, it crashed the website tuesday morning. potter heads are staying strong. >>> the u.n. women website when they announced emma watson will be their goodwill ambassador. more harry potter magic as well, at universal studio in orlando the wizarding world of harry potter now includes the night bus, bank, the leaky call drop and the escape 3d ride. ♪ you can see

blaze models company based in los angeles. charges. county jail. no word on exactly when he will for the first time,southwest airlines is now flying its planes to destinations outside the united states. the carrier began trips to the around eight in the morning with washington international airport and then to aruba. other destinations include and car seat company graco is recalling nearly two- million infant car seats-- five- months after u-s safety regulators wanted the company to take the action. the recall is due to a problem with the harness buckle. regulators wanted graco to recall both infant and toddler seats back in february. recall in u-s history-- totalling more than six- million you can check our website kron- four-dot-com to see which car according to a new report by the c-d-c -- u-s health care providers wrote enough prescriptions for painkillers, to give a bottle of the pills to every adult in america. the government says there were 259- million prescriptions written for opioid painkillers in 2012. prescribing rates range widely stat

. >> reporter: their prime destination, los angeles. >> los angeles is the modern ellis island for central americians. >> reporter: they encountered and formed gangs of their own. they include ms13, and the 18th street gang, identified by their tattoos. in the 1990s, thousands of central americian convicted criminals were deported by authorities. >> they exported american urban gang culture. >> reporter: gangs born in los angeles flourished in el salvador, guatemala, and honduras. today largely to escape the pervasive violence, tense of thousands of central american children are leafing their homelands and coming to the u.s., citing fear of the gangs as the reason. >> the anti-communist mentality we had came back to haunt us. you do some negative things -- destructive things, you think in the short run it is going to help. >> reporter: poisoning the lives of children born decades later. >>> coming up on al jazeera america . . . >> nuclear power, you can't hear it, see it, or smell it. >> it is a clean source of energy, but is it safe? we'll take you inside the first new nuclear power plant

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... a live look at that massive w main break near u-c-l-a. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of los angeles. this live picture coming from our sister station, kcbs and kcal down in los angeles. a massive water main break right near ucla. you can see that it has -- well, closed down a bit in volume in the last half-hour or so. hundreds of thousands of gallons of water though have been gushing out of the middle of the street for hours. that water main is going to take two more hours to shut off completely. randy paige reports. >> reporter: we are in los angeles very close to ucla where about an hour and a half ago, a very large water main broke and as you take a look now and see that the waters is now probably five or six feet in the air, i can tell you that about 40 minutes ago it was shooting 30 feet in the air or more. this is a legacy of an ancient very old infrastructure that's a very large 30" water main that has broken. the mayor's office says it is a water main that was or

the campuses are in san jose, san francisco, los angeles, and hair. campuses were still open. two months ago they surprised students with two day closing and said they had an issue overunpaid rent which it-w98mm resolved. >>> donald sterling filed a new civil lawsuit asking to block a deal brokered by his wife. documents filed yesterday by his attorney seek damages from his wife, the nba and the commissioner calling a sale of $2 billion to former microsoft c.e.o. unlawful and fraud length. the interim c.e.o. said that doc rivers doesn't think he wants to stay with the team if donald sterling remains the own er. >>> chrysler is recalling calls because of ignition problems. here is that report. >>> a new faulty ignition recall by chrysler, with 800,000 jeeps made from 2005 to 2007 and thing in addition could disengage. >> sales of orange juice are lowest level ever down 38 percent over 10 years. it is blamed because of the bacteria that destroyed the citrus crop in florida and orange juice is high in calories and sugar. most of us cannot stand telemarketers so maybe you would li

i'm dan ashley. >>> we have team coverage for you. >> we begin with felix michaelson in los angeles. >> reporter: well, dan, this trial has been under way for several weeks, the stowe family has waited three years for this verdict. they sat in the courtroom as the verdict was read, and were in tears. >> brian michael stowe versus l.a. dodgers. >> reporter: a jury said the dodgers did not provide enough security for opening day 2011 when giants fan bryan stowe was severely beaten. >> the dodgers, llc, yes. >> reporter: the jury awarded stowe more than $18 million in damages, the dodgers will have to pay about $14 million of that. with norwood and sanchez responsible for the rest. the dodgers owner frank mccourt was not found negligent at all. the family was asking for about $35 million in damages but say they're grateful with the verdict. >> we're through with it, bryan got some money, and it will be towards his recovery. >> reporter: the dodgers have not decided yet whether to appeal. >> don't necessarily agree with every part of the decision but we certainly respect the decision. >>