in 2002 i went to los angeles. overall crime in the united states went down dramatically in the 1990's, and although we have at spike in the last several years, it is still down overall. los angeles, you saw the chief yesterday -- los angeles just termss safest summer in of homicide, and this year with a lower number of homicides by the end of the. -- of the year. we are getting it right in many cities, and we cannot lose focus on how to get it right because of the aberrations in other cities that for a variety of reasons are not experiencing the same declines. as i mentioned, pendulums not rest. in new york the model became confused with the metrics it used. garry mccarthy and i have had conversations with the deputy commission of the crime control strategies at the time of the 21st of comstat in the century. it became synonymous with zero tolerance. cops had too much discretion perhaps, having returned as part role. early comstat they are having it taken away, with the request for numbers, numbers-driven activity

angeles now we're joined by shotgun olu in los angeles thanks for being with us again shah going to talk you know while he's host the new rotten tomatoes film show on face book watch. can you tell us how you have changed america well first time for every break you have here was that american icon to remember that this man was more than just the start of playboy he formed in world war two i mean he started playboy for eight thousand dollars and at the time of the tonight at ninety one he was worth over a billion he did empower women more sort of than people give him credit for because as he forged social more laid of the sixty's and seventy's that's all women only have homemakers he made them sexy to make you to fall he gives them the magazines had articles written by ian fleming in jaguar why they interviewed fidel castro and miles davis he was a ground breaking when i try on yeah there's all this is lost is amazing sharga not know he was was he an icon you know of course he was a hero to very many people but but he was also a villain tall others wasn't. yes he was a villain to the

angeles "lamentablemente es lo que pasa, lo único que podemos hacer es andar con cuidado" el atraco. que ocurrio el pasado 20 de agosto fue grabado por las camaras de seguridad instaladas en el camion que se encontraba estacionado en la interseccion del boulevard washington y la calle cimarron, en los angeles.y en las imgenes se observa como los sospechosos, despojan de sus pertenencias a una persona..para posteriormente darse a la fuga sot salvador ramirez, portavoz lapd "le estamos pidiendo al publico que si reconocen y estaban ahí cuando ocurrio este crimen que llamen al 911 si ven a los sospechosos" ambos asaltantes cuyos rostros se pueden distinguir claramente en el video de vigilancia .fueron descritos como hispanos de aproximadamente 25 anos de edad, de 6 pies de estatura y 160 libras de peso . sot veronica rodriguez, propietaria de camión de comida "nos ha ocurrido de todo desde balazos, robos, también han asaltado a las mismas personas que están esperando su orden" propietarios de camiones de comida senalan que lamentablemente este tipo de asaltos son frecuentes en diver

angeles with the story. more than forty thousand lightning bolts have flashed across the southern california sky this week all within a twenty four hour period people have reported flashes in los angeles santa barbara san luis obispo and found her account to use rain hail and strong winds have also been reported by the national weather service along the northern california coast lightning strikes sparked a fire on santa cruz island in response a local forest service sent smoke jumpers parachuting down to put out the flames tuesday morning the national weather service reported twelve hundred cloud to ground strikes and fifty eight hundred in cloud strikes in the san francisco bay area all the activity has californians bracing for the worst however the ensuing rainfall so far has totaled less than one inch in most places a marine layer is now heading in a nice reprieve from the raging wildfires that burned across the state earlier this month including the latina fire which is the largest los angeles has ever s

we have a live look right now in los angeles. shifts winds are making the la tuna fire unpredictable. it is now 10% contained. >> a massive cloud hangs over los angeles. it is a fire known ashe la tuna wild fire in the hillsides. they crept within feet of burbank. firefighters evacuated hundreds of homes. . taking in a little built of wind and that is it. >> if you're familiar with fire and wind, it's a lousy combination. >> i want to thank the people that evacwaked. people that leave their homes, we have police assets that will stay in the neighborhood. >> after they drive away, the road to safety is in danger. >> this is the scariest thing. literally driving through a fire at the moment. >> the fire now encompasses thousands of acres. >> we still have fire crews here, and we still have active flames. >> in other spots, crews are hoping less wind will help slow down the flames. >>> today is an official day of mourning for for hurricane harvey. the hurricane is now blamed for 44 deaths. president trump and first lady melania met

the story from los angeles california is in the middle of a housing crisis half of the state's residents are struggling to keep a roof over their heads and homeownership rates are the lowest since world war two the median cost of a house is half a million dollars twice the national average as a result more people are renting but between two thousand and five and twenty fifteen only twenty one units of housing were constructed per one hundred new residents to the state this has resulted in a lack of availability and sky high rent especially in cities like los angeles san diego and san francisco. areas that have seen a boom in new development are still on affordable for example here in downtown los angeles most of the new high rises cater to the wealthy rent is so expensive vacancies have reached the highest rate in seventeen years landlords are now offering perks to incentivize move ins but the median price for a one bedroom downtown is twenty five hundred dollars per month and in this building a tiny four hundred eighty seven square foot studio starts at around two thousand dollars per m

on monday, protesters gathered in los angeles, atlanta and other u.s. cities to demand president trump not cancel the program daca, or deferred action for childhood arrivals, which gives nearly 800,000 young people permission to live and work in the united states. the protests came amid reports president trump is considering canceling daca today, that he would cancel daca in six months, a window designed to allow congress to legislate the issue between now and then. attorney general jeff sessions is scheduled to make an announcement about daca today at 11:00 eastern time. this is juliana nascimento at a protest in los angeles. >> daca means a lot to me because it actually supports me to keep going to school, to prepare myself to become someone in the future. if the president does not sign the paper to support that time it will take away daca for me and my sisters. i am a family of eight girls. it gives us a permit to work, to go to school. we do need that support. for him to do it is important for us to feel support from our president. amy: in texas, th

let's go to anita who's in los angeles with the latest. >> hello. he records are being shattered up and down the coast. a string of fires is forcing people from their homes. southern california just north of downtown, the lou tuna fire grew to 5900 acres. causing evacuations in burbank and glendale. more than a thousand firefighters are battling the place on the ground and in the air with air tankers and water dropping helicopters. so far only three homes have been lost. >> i thought they had it under control, and then my neighbor said is coming. we looked in the ridges on fire. >> you could feel the heat from this and the smoke that i could see was probably about half a mile away. we could feel how intense the flames were. >> the goal is to protect lives and property. our priority is to put our firefighters in a position to protect property. fire is burning up to a rich line and there's no property there will let it burn. >> further north, and the pacific northwest a lack of rain combined with high temperatures set the scene for wildfires in oregon

Ángeles. >> del departamento de bomberos del condado de los Ángeles en nuestro grupo hay 67, con 5 caninos. norma: francisco estÁ listo para las labores de reconocimiento y rescate. mientras tanto, magdalena es el hogar temporal de cientos de familias desplazadas. >> como sea no material se puede recuperar, pero las vidas no. norma: la pequeÑa avi nos cuenta cÓmo sintió el terremoto su escuela. >> sentÍ muy duro. norma: la seÑora espera un milagro. [llora] ilia: ojalÁ que se le conceda, vamos a otras noticias que impactan nuestra regiÓn. la policÍa de filadelfia dice que un niÑo de tres aÑos le disparÓ cientas mente a su tÍo en el centro de la ciudad, fue cerca de la calle 16 a las 11:30 segÚn la policÍa el niÑo estaba en un vehÍc vehículo con sus 21 es oficial de la policÍa y estaba fuera de horas laborables. el oficial fue dejado en la alcaldÍa por su hermano y un arma que se encontraba debajo de un asiento, fue tomada por el menor. se disparÓ e impactó al conductor, al que llevaron al hospital. la policÍa de filadelfia investigÓ un tiroteo que se tornÓ mortal, a

albertano: no se puede llevar a maría de todos los Ángeles. lucha: hijo, deja hacer su trabajo a la autoridad. albertano: no, jefa. lucha: nunca me había hablado así, albertano, mucho menos delante de la gente. albertano: dispénseme, jefa, pero no puedo permitir que se lleven de esta forma a maría de todos los Ángeles. flaca, llévate una cobija y una toalla gruesa porque allá las bañan a manguerazos, flaca. maría: tú estás loco. lucha: ya, hijo, las penas con pan son menos. ahorita con tu sopita de lincer de tlaxcala, se te olvida la presidiaria. inspector: un momento, ¿sopa de lincer de tlaxcala, dijo usted? maría: sí, sí, sí. inspector: eso es imposible. esa sopa la preparaba mi abuela. a mi madre nunca le salió y tal fue su frustración que abandonó la cocina y comíamos en la calle. fue entonces cuando mi madre enfermó y murió, y desde entonces juré que esa sopa de lincer de tlaxcala y yo nos volveríamos a encontrar. lucha: pues qué lástima que se va a aquedar sin probarla. porque fíjese que nos quieren clausurar l

the olympic cauldron will burn in los angeles. last night a number of los angeles landmarks were lit up in the olympic colors for the announcement. the ioc announced the host city of the 2024 games. >> paris, 24, los angeles, 28. >>> on the left and the right are the mayors of both cities happily accepting the decisions. los angeles last hosted in 1984. >>> and the american league record of 20 straight wins with a victory today over detroit. could they get it? >> the fans were ready to go. the tigers take the first lead of the series when they do you believe left and scores alex presley. the streak in jeopardy. jay bruce, a three-run bomb. that was clearly' home run. they take lead to the ninth. two outs in the ninth. cody allen on to save it. the indians win again. the cleveland players trying to appreciate the sneak stay in the moment at the same time. >> never take anything for granted. whether it is a five-game winning streak or do something crazy like the and win 21 straight. we'll try to show up tomorrow and play a baseball

desde los Ángeles california los saludo con la mÚsica de chayanne. es un dÍa complicado pero vamos a relajarnos con un poco de mÚsica de chayanne aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] orlando: ustedes se preguntarÁn por quÉ estamos aquÍ en los Ángeles. estamos desde los estudios de univisiÓn 34 y es que este domingo tendrÉ el honor de estar en el desfile independencia de mÉxico y en el festival del este. ademÁs me dicen que ese es un boulevard muy famoso. saben cuÁl es? estamos invitando a toda la gente de los Ángeles. ese dÍa estarÁ unido a la comunidad mexicana y todas las comunidades para ayudar lo que estÁ sucediendo con el terremoto en mÉxico. pero vamos con informaciÓn porque desfilaron pero no por un festival sino por los tribunales el actor juliÁn gil y marjorie de sousa y dice que se formÓ un gran circo porque los fanÁticos comenzaron a provocar a juliÁn gil y que por poquito se forma una pelea. las cosas estÁ difÍcil es porque los Ánimos están callados. en este momento no pueden andar con esa pelea porque te pued

right now in los angeles evacuations are underway as a large fire comes near neighborhoods. 5000 acres have already burned. wendy gillette has the latest from firefighters battling. >> reporter: large flames quickly burned through the brush covered hilltops around los angeles. sending clouds of smoke above the city. saturday afternoon firefighters with dealing with erratic a weather and wind. >> the wind can change directions. >> reporter: the fire is the largest blaze in terms of a great in the history of the city. mandatory evacuations were issued to hundreds of residents at helicopters dropped water. >> all it takes is a little bit of wind. >> reporter: those driving on the freeway saw the fire raging dangerously close to the road before it was shut down. >> it has been 45 years since we have had fire in this area. we having known for a long time there is a lot the fuel in these mountains. >> reporter: firefighters warn people to be ready to leave within minutes. >> have your car positioned appropriately. have all your documents, all the things you want to protect in your car. >> re

los angeles and chicago both have highs around 78 degrees and we expect a high of 95 in dallas. 90 in new orleans but only about room temperature in the northeast. >>> still ahead a new security threat after the massive data breach at equifax. hear how scammers are trying to cash in. >> plus, new details about the american women hit with acid in the face. what we're learning about the women now under arrest in france in that attack. >>> a plane crashes on a california road. new details about the people on board. into . >>> four american college students have been released from the hospital after an acid attack in france. >> the women studying abroad were targeted at a train station disturbed. abc's james longman has the details. >> reporter: the latest on four american college students recovering from an acid attack at a train station in france. police arresting a 41-year-old woman for allegedly spraying them with hydrochloric acid. two of the women rushed to the hospital suffering facial burns. the other two treated for shock. the students all attend boston college. this morning the

angeles should only be interested in los angeles's history, it has been suggested to me your students don't care about the civil war, aren't they interested in surfing? other baseless allegations made against people who live in los angeles. but i always was fascinated with history. as a little girl i read a series of biographies written for children and the one on clara barton was my favorite but i went on and read a lot of history and biography and became fascinated. my favorite century has always been the 19th century and united states history and it has propelled me through good luck and good fortune into a job at ucla teaching my wonderful undergraduate students every year about it. that is this incredible period. using the past to try to understand the present, we know we can't predict the future. >> host: "the american war: a history of the civil war era" is the name of the book. ucla professor joan waugh is the co-author. >> guest: thank you very much. >> booktv is on facebook. like us to get publishing news, scheduling updates, behind the scenes pictures and videos, author inf

city's history according to the mayor of los angeles. fiefrpts say with the heat and shifting winds continuing the so-called la tuna fire could grow larger, 700 people under evacuation orders right now. the fire only 10% contained. >>> dwechlg news out of north korea right now. north korean leader kim jong un reportedly inspected the loading of a hydroagain bomb on a missile. this is the latest move. they claim it can be debt nated at high altitudes. . experts are skeptical about the claim. but they say it's will be impossible to independently verify whether the claims are true. they doubt it but don't know. stay with us we'll be right back. coñ( >>> this year on the nbc bay area sports newsroom you never want to see somebody lose their job. that's why this weekend sucks in the nfl teams are cutting down rosters from 90 to 53 guys while dreams come true for some others are being crushed. here are notable guys the 49ers have waived. a big surprise is receiver jeremy occurly. san francisco leading receiver last year he signed a three-yea

. >>> and the "los angeles times" reports on the death of a former professional wrestling star bobby "the brain" heeden. he died yesterday from brain damage complications p he was 73. >>> and the kansas star has the story of a techeerleader run ov by a cameraman. a cameraman running across the field crash into a cheerleader. she got back up and continue to what a team player. >>> still ahead, emerging from isolation. six people quarantined in a mars

broken hicks abc news los angeles. >> 4:40 a.m., oj simpson is days away from becoming a free man. >>> a volcano on the other side of the world is about to erupt. >> reporter: today is a day of change, we'll see morning clouds and bright sunshine after that, and change in terms. i'll have more on that coming up next. >>> crews show a video rushing to save a driver stuck in an suv stuck in floodwaters, that's next. >> new 0n "action news" crews

my run will start from los angeles and it will go all the way through colorado. she'll pass through 12 states in all as she tries to break the women's coast—to—coast record, set in 1979. 2,850 miles in total. that's a long way. here are all your medals, what a haul. i know.

a state of emergency is declared for los angeles county.... the evacuation efforts underway in southern california is after the break. (justine) the l-a tuna fire is being called the biggest fire by acreage in the history of the city of los angeles. governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency in los angeles county due to the massive brush fire. as of tonight the wildfire is only 15- percent contained. the flames have already burned nearly six-thousand acres, destroyed three homes and shut down a stretch of the two-ten freeway. hundreds of homes have already been evacuated. (sot) (chief ralph terrazas/los angeles fire department): "we still do have some mandatory evacuation zones. the good news is that we've had a thousand people show up to these centers. and we've released 900 of those people. (justine) today's cooler temperatures and calmer winds provided firefighters some much needed help. but officials warn that the weather could change at a moment's notice. the evacuation orders for all areas surrounding the ponderosa fire in bu

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corona, just outside of los angeles, has everybody on edge. all adding to the most expensive fire season in history. migu miguel almaguer is there. >> reporter: this is the sight and sound of losing ground in los angeles. santa ana winds turning fire into a blow torch before sunrise in corona. >> it's scary. freaks you out knowing it's so close. >> evacuate. >> 1,500 people in scramble to escape the flames closing in. 500 homes in path of the fire. freeways and roads leading to safety surrounded by the blaze. known as the canyon fire, 25-mile-an-hour winds whip through the dry hills, funneling flames like a river towards homes. nonstop air attack, helicopters using night vision soaring into neighborhoods. with southern california now beginning santa ana wind season, the most dangerous weeks are ahead. but fire season has already cost a record $2 billion and now the fire fight is getting more dangerous here every day and every night. nbc news, los angeles. >>> turning overseas to the middle east, there is a big change coming to way of life in s

the biggest wildfire in los angeles history is burning tonight. the frantic effort to keep it from hitting major residential neighborhoods. and big traffic delays around the bay bridge today as >>> near portland, oregon, a massive wildfire is burning near the columbia river. at least 140 hikers have been trapped by the flames in the columbia river gorge. all night, helicopters have been air lifting them to safety. heavy fire was seen along popular hiking trails along the pacific crest trail. tonight, the fire burning near the city of los angeles is now the largest it has ever seen at 5,000 acres. a live look right now over l.a. these are the hills near burbank, completely up in flames. shifting winds are making the la tuna fire unpredictable. it's now 10% contain the. abc news reporter alex stone has more. >> reporter: a massive cloud hangs over los angeles. the air clogged with smoke is a fire known as the la tuna wildfire rages on in the hillsides. overnight, the flames reached burbank. firefighters evacuated hundreds of homes. fighting from the

here in los angeles. i'm john vause with breaking news. two massive natural disasters unfolding this hour. in mexico, the death toll continues to rise after a major earthquake and a category 5 hurricane maria about to strike puerto rico after bringing more destruction and misery to the already devastating caribbean region. >>> at least 149 people are dead, dozens of buildings have collapsed. rescue workers are looking for signs of life. the mexican president says 22 bodies have been recovered from an elementary school. at least 30 other children are missing. the catastrophic quake struck just after 1:00 p.m. local time. here's what it looked like at the airport in mexico city. >> holy [ bleep ]! [ screams ] >> schools throughout central mexico are closed. johan, just describe the scene around you. how much damage is there? how extensive is the destruction caused by this quake? >> reporter: so it's been devastating for the city. right behind me, you can see a building of six floors, which collapsed. it was a building of various businesses t

steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> still ahead here, new fallout from the shocking video. a nurse who says she was handcuffed, just for protecting a parent's rights. how the hospital is now fighting back. >>> also, big news for britain's royals. prince george and princess charlotte about to get a new little brother or sister. >>> back now with the growing outrage over that video showing a police detective aggressively handcuffing a nurse in the e.r. today the hospital announced new restrictions on what police are allowed to do on hospital grounds, and the nurse at the center of it all is giving her side of the story to nbc news. our tom costello has more. >> you're under arrest. >> reporter: four days after the release of that video of nurse alex wubbels being man handled then handcuffed by detective jeff payne, the hospital today said it will no longer allow police to interact directly with medical staff involved in patient care. >> we're done. you're under arrest. >> reporter: detective pain became angry after nurse wubbels said it was illegal for her to draw blood from

the plane was headed to los angeles. the woman dragged off by police had complained that she had life-threatening allergies to dogs and there were two of them nearby. one was a passenger's support dog. when she was told the dogs would not be removed she reportedly asked for an injection of medicine for her symptoms. but she was told no again. southwest says she didn't have the required medical certificate. police then moved in and other passengers started recording. ( mark ) southwest airlines has apologized saying they're "disheartened" by how this played out but say their employees did nothing wrong and handled the situation professionally. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... why steph curry says the new sports illustrated cover is terrible and he's on it. and...what hugh hefner's playboy covers did

game starts at 4:25 in los angeles. the skins offense struggled last week against the eagles. that certainly needs time prove today against the rams. one person that's going to be key, tight end jordan reid. >> a local high school new name. we'll tell you about choices to replace jeb stewart high school. >> hillary clinton about to kick off her book tour in the district but if you want to go it's going to cost you a pretty penny. thehocking amount s t and i'm still not ready.

firefighters in los angeles battling the largest wildfire ever inside city limits as erratic winds and scorching temperatures complicate the emergency. >>> and the price you pay. how one new business is shaking things up by offering brandless household products, but how good are those deals? "nightly news" begins now. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with kate snow." >>> good evening. a provocative move out of north korea overnight has dramatically increased tensions between that country and the rest of the world. in its first nuclear test since president trump took office, north korea claimed it detonated a powerful hydrogen bomb that could potentially be launched on a missile that could reach the united states. the underground test sent shock waves throughout the region literally and figuratively. president trump responded on twitter this morning, calling the words and actions of north korea "very hostile and dangerous." this afternoon, the defense secretary emerged from the white house with a stern warning for kim jong-un, pro

the good news is that los angeles has the venue and in other countries and cities they have to build of them. >>> senator dianne feinstein stepping in to help the oakland nurse and her husband that were deported to mexico. what the senator did while trying to bring them back is coming up. >>> cutting hair to help hurricane survivors, and how one bay area business is helping. >>> we are off to a decent start for your morning commute, traffic on highway 24 looking pretty good on the way to the tunnel.>>> the weather looks pretty good if you like the cooler pattern with almost everybody showing cloudy including inland, inland temperatures coming down the humidity a bit too high for many. my sweetheart's gone sayonara. this scarf all that's left to rememb... what. she washed this like a month ago! the long lasting scent of gain. now available in matching scents across your entire laundry routine. ♪ the moments that connect us happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 4:43 am . >>> san francisco may

. >>> still ahead, it's the largest fire in los angeles history. the firefighters are still scrambling to stop it. the dramatic firefight in southern california. >>> parts of the bay area enjoying some cooling. 85 degrees in san francisco. but still 105 degrees in pleasanton. when cooling will arrive for the valleys, plus a chance of thundershowers could be creeping into your labor day monday forecast. we'll look at that when we come right back. walnut creek last night. >>> the follow up to a fire at a retirement community in walnut creek last night. fire investigators say the fire left half a million dollars in damage but it could have been much worse. the fire started in a four-unit condominium building about 6:30 when a man was lighting his barbecue. flames quickly spread. neighbors are helping the victims any way they can. >> of course, the worst part of losing all of this is your photographs and your memories from the past. and so, you know, it's -- it hurts all of us. we're all sad for the people who are involved in this. >> two units are des

el alcalde de los Ángeles asegurÓ que aÚn hay mucho trabajo que hacer desde el norte al sur del estado. >> tenemos una crisis de muchos aÑos. >> asociaciones de vivienda de california den este paquete como un-- ven este paquete como un comienzo sÓlido. se piden que se toman en cuenta los aspectos de este problema. >> algunas personas pagan mÁs de un 30% de su sueldo a la renta. >> el gobernador tambiÉn puso Énfasis en el siguiente paso serÁ poner en la boleta electoral de 2018 un un bono por $4,000,000,000 que necesitarÁ la votaciÓn de residentes de este estado. desde san francisco, luz peÑa, noticias univisiÓn 14. >> gracias, luz. hay una medida de importancia. en san francisco, el costo del alquiler de un departamento de una recÁmara está por encima de los $3500. en san josÉ, la renta desde $2500. en la ciudad de auckland lo puede arrendar por un poco mÁs de $2000 mensuales. continuando con el tema debe vivienda asequible, una encuesta realizada por la universidad revelÓ que el 65% de la poblaciÓn conseguirÁ este tema como un problema de extrema gravedad. de los encu

presentador: gracias, estamos en los Ángeles con más y mÁs gente. un aplauso de toda esta gente preciosa de mÉxico, guatemala, centroamÉrica. esta noche se estÁ convirtiendo en un sÍmbolo de solidaridad. omar: yo sÉ que a mÍ me ha llenado de orgullo ver tanta imagen, tanta gente ayudando luego de la tragedia. estas imÁgenes se repiten en ciudad de mÉxico, en ciudad puerto rico, en los cayos, inclusive argelia, a pesar de la tragedia y mostrar sonrisas. presentadora: estamos rodeados de muy buena energÍa, esperamos que lleguen a nuestros hermanos en todo el mundo. me llamo como las niÑas & e en esta linda causa, desde ya hay que empezar a ayudar. vamos a tener a un niÑo en este escenario. presentador: ha estado mandando camiones para toda la gente. presentadora: ana bÁrbara con su hijo. ana: muchas gracias. siempre es importante solidarizarnos y sentir, de alguna forma, en el corazÓn lo que esa gente siente. la Única forma de apoyarlos es dÁndoles amor cada uno de la forma que pueda, que sienta . la mÍa es en esta noche cantando, con

. >>> playboy hugh hefner died last night at his los angeles home. hefner died of natural causes. he was 91 years old. the first edition of "playboy" promised humor, sophistication, and spice. spice was obvious. hefner's magazine turned into an em pair at the forefront of the sexual revolution. hefner, as john blackstone reports, became the genre of the pajama-wearing symbol of the free-wheeling lifestyle his magazine tried to chronicle. >> reporter: he spent his life making sex sexy. >> sex is one of the best things on this planet. >> reporter: he turned provocative photos into an empire and a bunny into a billion-dollar symbol of free-wheeling sexuality. >> i think we were there to ignite the flame that became the sexual revolution. >> reporter: and it was a woman who helped start it. >> my mother gave me the first thousand dollars that launched "playboy." >> reporter: hugh marston hefner was born in chicago in 1926. he thought he would be a cart n cartoonist, but when he was 27, he started his own magazine. he launched in 1953 with marilyn monroe wearing nothing but a come hith

. >>> it is official that los angeles will host the third olympic games, the summer games of 2028. last night the olympic cauldron was burning in la and yesterday in peru it was officially announced that los angeles will host the 2028 summer games and paris will host the 2024 summer games. los angeles hosted the olympics in 1984 and 1932. >>> it is 4:46 am. >>> let's check on the traffic. >> we have a big truck accident on 580 westbound at the eden canyon road. the accident is blocking all the westbound lanes and it looks like we have serious injuries, and traffic is quickly backing up to the dublin interchange. i would not advise you to use this route, and you may want to divert and use the 680 down to the east bay, or 680 north or south. i realize that is a long way to go, but you don't want to get stuck in the traffic not moving . by the time you go around, some of those people could still be stuck there. >>> 580 through the altamont pass is slow. pretty soon all of this traffic from here to here will be one redline. that is unless they were to miraculously pick up this truck ac

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thank you. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. earlier today, the trump administration formally announced it will end the deferred action for childhood arrivals. the program known as daca. tonight we'll speak with john nichols about the decision and his new text, which examines who is actually running the government under president trump. then former fema director, michael brown will join us to assess the damage done by hurricane harvey, the government's response, and the lessons he learned from the failure of katrina. all of that coming up in just a moment. ♪