l.a. location, the growth. of course as you know the growth is not always been at the red-hot center of l.a., in fact, time that i write about 1900s, 1930 the growth was really the boondocks as the name the grove and sat in of this was an intercultural area , a guy named arthur fremont gilmore had a dairy farm out here and around the turn of the 20th century he was digging a water well and he struck oil so suddenly they went out in the cow pasture which is kind of a phenomenon you can still see in the area today and started an oil company which he called the gilmore oil company which was pretty successful, but really the area remained agricultural and nothing really happened here until after my time. in the 30s. even the farmers market didn't start until the depression. it was essentially 18 local farmers who paid the gilmore son, his name was earl gilmore, they paid him 50 cents. day to sell produce out of the back of their truck and that was the start of the farmers market. gilmore made

and what is l.a.? l.a. is mexican, central american, filipino, vietnamese, thai, samoan, bangladeshi. everybody who's left their mark continues to shape the town, determine its character. k-town exists right upside its latino neighbors, and i guess it's natural that both cho and choi identify very much with mexican street culture. few things embody that particularly southern california latino street culture more than low-riding. estevan oriol is a photographer. >> estevan: go on the other side of that pole. >> anthony: chronicler of everything iconic at the crossroads of hip-hop, design, tattooing, fashion, and low-riding. >> estevan: the old timers, they used to cut the coils or put bricks or sandbags in their trunk to make them lower. and then around the '70s is when it got popular. >> anthony: why these particular models of cars? >> estevan: it's pretty much always been, uh, late '50s, all the way through the '60s, and into the '70s. and then the '80s came up. they started bringing in the cadillacs

so i had to figure out how to survive in l.a. it takes -- can i crash in your garage for a couple of months until i figure out what am i going to do, and never heard back from him. so just delivering food, people houses and begging for -- delivering food and then looking at someone in the eyes like, i need tip. without saying it. and even though don't say it, need tip. whenever i go out, i feel -- i know why those people wanted tipses because i needed tips and i look at my eyes like -- there's your food, because i'm using any car, using my gas, and i'm bringing you food so you have to give me something, and somebody would and some wouldn't, and when i get a tip, it's like, thank you, and then turn around and start -- curse or something. so mad. and then i about -- it was hustd try, like, try to survive, because i was embarrassed going back to oklahoma or arizona. was like, no, i just -- i have a different mindset. once i want something, just give my all. i just -- i don't care. struggles. i'm going to get it. that's just how i am

of the world there in l.a. four years ago, lebron james proved you can go home again when he signed on for the second tenure with the cleveland cavaliers. >> and sunday he showed us you can leave again when he signed with the lakers. his management group announced the four-year, $154 million contract to take his talents to southern california. >> he used instagram to say good-bye to cleveland. but not regular instagram, instagram story. >> interesting choice. >> it wasn't like ig official. >> he wants you to click that story icon. >> the message which only lasts 15 seconds, obviously, thank you, northeast ohio for an incredible four seasons, this will always be home. fans reacted. >> he's a free man. he worked for what he's doing. if he's grinding and wants to leave cleveland. more to the merry for him. >> l.a., nah. >> i was very disappointed in lebron. i think that he needs to be a little bit more loyal. i think this is his hometown, and he should have stayed with it, especially if he wants to go down as mayb

david: what is more fun, running microsoft or the l.a. clippers? steve: running the l.a. clippers. [laughter] steve: running microsoft was a ton of fun. it was inspirational. we were working on stuff to literally transform the world. i got a lot out of that. the intellectual challenges were strong. i love that. i thought i had unique value to add. but just for fun, fun, fun, it is no stress running a basketball team, except you really want to win. ♪ david: let's talk about your background. you grew up in the trade areas. your parents were immigrants. where were your parents from? steve: my dad was an immigrant from switzerland, left after world war ii, worked as an interpreter at the war trials in nuremberg. they were looking for german speakers who were not german citizens. they were afraid of that. he met his sponsor, one of the gis's dads who he had worked with as an interpreter. i don't think he finished high school. he was never precise on that. he certainly never went to college, but he worked at ford. my mom's parents came from russia at the time. david: you did pretty wel

here in south l.a. wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area because i'm finding coyote scat inside these fences. coyotes are species that most people know live in the l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- mountainous areas or griffith park, where there's more open space, but really don't think of them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here is one right here. this park isis surrounded by freeway, by urbanization, by some major barriers for wildlife. so, we just saw two, maybe 3 coyotes within this picnic area. so, they know that this resource is here on a regular basis. coyotes are doing pretty well in this urban landscape thanks to their adaptability, but the mountain lions are another story. they really need some help if they're going to have a population here for multiple ggenerations to come. i use camera traps, which are motion-activated cameras that have a sensor i

david: what is more fun, running microsoft or the l.a. clippers? steve: running the l.a. clippers. [laughter] steve: running microsoft was a ton of fun. it was kind of inspirational, because were working on stuff to literally transform the world. i got a lot out of that. the intellectual challenges were strong. i love that. i thought i had unique value to add. but just for fun, fun, fun, it is really no stress running a basketball team, except you really want to win. ♪ [cheering] david: let's talk about your background. you grew up in the detroit area. your parents were immigrants. where were they from? steve: my dad was an immigrant from switzerland. he left switzerland after world war ii, worked as an interpreter at the war trials in nuremberg. because they were looking for german speakers who were not german citizens, because they were afraid of that. he met his sponsor, one of the g.i.'s dads who he had worked with as an interpreter. i don't think he finished high school. he was never precise on that. he certainly didn't go to college, but he worked at ford. my mom is actuall

david: what is more fun, running microsoft or the l.a. clippers? steve: running the l.a. clippers. running microsoft was a ton of fun. it was inspirational. we were working on stuff to transform the world. i got a lot out of that. the intellectual challenges were strong. i thought i had unique value to add. for fun, fun, fun, it is no stress running a basketball team, except you really want to win. ♪ david: let's talk about your background. you grew up in detroit. where were your parents from? steve: my dad was an immigrant from switzerland, left after world war ii, worked as an interpreter at the war trials in nuremberg. they were looking for german speakers who were not german citizens. he met his sponsor, one of the dads who he had worked with as an interpreter. i don't think he finished high school. he worked at ford. my mom's parents came from russia at the time. david: you did well. you are valedictorian. you went to harvard. at harvard, you have a classmate down the hall named bill gates. introduced us who said you guys are both weird, energetic guys. you should meet. so w

fans are thrilled and so are downtown l.a. businesses. >> it's going to be good for us in downtown l.a. as well. we'll be very busy and mentally preparing we'll be ready for this every day every game event that will happen. >> reporter: sports marketing experts say james comes with his own fan base and his popularity makes him a powerful brand, something that will be attractive to other businesses. >> not only will brands that are already associated with the lakers want to continue working with the lakers, they'll be more excited working with one of the more premiere in the world. >> reporter: ticket p nba's onl already selling lakers jerseys featuring lebron's name. >> we'll probably incorporate marketing standpoints in the restaurant as well once we know what the number ends up being and we'll have fun with it. it will have a huge impact on business and success for everybody. >> reporter: amy powell, abc news, los angeles. >> currently people have things to say about it online. >> oh, yes. >>> 4:44. it is the end of an era a

was this about money or l.a. pride for you? l.a. pride for sure. the franchises i grew up loving, that i care so much about, my wife told-- cookie was like, like it was really funny when i told her, "well, they want me to run the lakers, you know, on the basketball side." she said, "you might as well. you'd be sitting here cursing at the tv every single time they're on, so now you can really do something about it." and so-- i've never told anybody that, so that was really funny, so i said, "i'm gonna jump in there, honey." so that's what happened. god is so good, and i know that because i'm standing here, a dodger owner. wow. harvey: so why the dodgers? you could've bought another team. why the dodgers? i'm a big baseball fan, grew up a tiger fan, of course detroit tiger fan, so when this opportunity came, it was a great marriage for us to come together, to buy the dodgers. we've been number one in attendance since we've owned the team, the dodgers fans are happy. we've invested in the stadium. so the fan experience is a lot better than it was, and

in fact, l.a. has already ticket sales, jersey sales, and tv ratings will put the show time back in los angeles. >> this mo is bigger than basketball because what lebron ind, i think, for the second half of his life is media.so day he might be a major mogul. >> reporter: for fans in l.a., another hollywood ending as king james looks for his next crowning achievement. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and we've got some news you might like tonight if you're a coffee drinker. a large study that followed people over a d ten-year perund that those who drank coffee were up to 15% less likely to die than those that didn't. the benefit was the same for those who drank two or three cups or even eight cups a day. it washe same for those who drank instant, ground coffee, or decaf.>> when we come back, the theme park where every family can have summer fun. inspiring america is next. have your mornings were made for better things than psoriatic arthritis. as you and your rheumatologist consider treat

but his arrival here in l.a. has some guessing that maybe the staples center could soon be his new nba home. lebron james stepping off his private jet in southern california saturday and into a now ramped-up rumor mill. >> when he chooses his team, when he makes a shift like that, it changes the nba. >> reporter: sure, he owns homes here in los angeles. but the timing of this trip raising the question, could king james soon be bringing his talents to the lakers? >> lebron james is clearly one of the biggest names in the sport in a general rag. and anything lebron james does is magnified times ten. >> reporter: frenzied fans across the country feverishly following the superstar's every move. from his caribbean vacation, where he spent the past few days living it up with his family in his so-called decision cave. to his leap into the free agent market. but who will the four-time nba mvp now be jumping into a leading role with? after this season's crushing nba finals loss, king james left the door open. >> do you fe

what is the title of randy newman's 1983 hit about his love for l.a.? >> "i love l.a."? >> jimmy: is that right, andrea, "i love l.a." you're on the board. how did you know that one? >> i just -- it was an episode on "ally mcbeal" where they went to l.a. >> jimmy: ah, you went deep into "ally mcbeal." all right. another television-related question. what is the name of the ncis franchise set in los angeles? we need an answer. anyone? [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: the answer is "ncis: l.a." >> really obvious. >> sal: maybe you should both sleep on the street tonight. >> jimmy: hopefully this will be an easier one. who hosted the oscars this year? who rang in? aviv? >> um -- was that james corden? >> jimmy: no, it was not james corden. andrea? >> sal: yes. >> you did a good job, it was you. >> jimmy: oh, yes. [ cheers and applause ] well, congratulations, andrea, you are the winner. bellhop sal will take your luggage for you. don't worry, aviv, you're not going back to the hostel empty-handed. for you we've got noise-canceling headphones, hand sanitizer, and a teddy bear to rock you

i could see down the road when you have the boston, philly, and, say, l.a. -- houston or l.a. golden state, oor whoever the best combination is, i think they will bracket them so they have their chance to get the two best teams in the final. i think they do that first before they go out there and do one through 16 listen, you could go either way. cleveland is dead as a franchise. it's going to be a ghosttown in cleveland. the team is horrendous for a long period of time. that's a negative for the nba. positive is you guys have alluded to here as i was watching, i mean, l.a. is a huge market there's a lot of pazazz. >> when you say who wants tol.a remember when he went to miami the first time, right? he didn't say i'm going to miami. he said i'm going to south beach. >> good point. >> he clearly wanted to go to a place that was going to be fun. >> hot. >> party. >> sexy. >> hot and sexy, right so to say he lives in l.a. i totally get it. >> that's the reason whatever he went to south beach and took bosh with him and wade was there. he felt cleveland couldn't win going to l.a. h

. >> ♪ >> manny machado have to go to l.a. >> i likeoure t. tfe p >> ♪ >> to go to l.a. >> dpo you know hg lon just that? 63 degrees in martinsburg, 62 in morning in washington d.c.s it's pleasant its nice. humidity is low. another good day in d.c. sunny bright beautiful conditions. riprehighssure is in control. od snd 89bright. 88 tomorrow. .in gswe got that full forecast erin over to you for traffic. >> 4:36. a fewshes you need to be aware ofmo iing. this new one westbound route 10. a crash in columbia. cautiothere. tracking a crash as you make your way out this morning in rockville. 270 southbound at route 28 montgovenue, right lane is blocked but ame volume so lit no major slowdowns there just gm rosslyadto problems on the beltway innerhe wo lodrow wilson bridge. any questions at erin fox5le.c.y that again, any 5 estions at erin foxc. on twitter. back to you. incobo cok up gtrion with the n. mo star what are toys go for sixpera figtureur is 71 degrees. ♪ive look at theer this. >> at 495 u.s. one. traffic moving along well. this is the

it is hot. 91 in l.a., 1 a in palm springs. fresno is at 116 degrees this hour. future track temperatures by 1:00 sunday afternoon. right back into the 90s, exceeding 100 degrees in soufrl spots to our south. we'll take a look at the weekend locally in a few minutes, guys. >>> here's a look at fires closest to the bay area. the county fire in yolo and napa areas are fully contained. you can get fire updates immediately on your phone or tablet. download the abc 7 news apps and enable the push alerts. >>> we are learn more about two women shot and kill outside a home in antioch. police still haven't arrested anyone after thursday morning shooting on delta fair boulevard. the shooting took the lives of 65-year-old belinda roe scott and her daughter. the east bay times reports, the daughter was studying for a doctoral degree. she leaves behind an 8-year-old son. >>> 8 men were wounded. none of them appear to be connected at this time. two men are in criminal can't. abc 7 news was at 34th and chestnut street in oakland when an anti-rally took place today. this rally i

so i decided to go back to oklahoma for a little while and then try to come back to l.a. i flew back, my dad bought me a plane ticket and the end of 2014 and a few weeks after i got a phone call from a friend and he said are you in l.a. or oklahoma city. she was like. [inaudible] her husband was a coach and she had a small talent agency in oklahoma. i knew her and i said i'm in oklahoma, i just move back and she said there's an audition in l.a. the looking for a tall guy knows how to play basketball and like okay, that sounds like me. >> you can watch this and other programs online booktv.org. >> tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading the summer. >> i'm still trying to finish washington. i started reading it simultaneously with the book on hamilton and my son has read all of them, washington, hamilton and also grants so he said to me you gotta finish washington before you finish hamilton and then you got to get to grants. i'm getting near the end of washington, i'm going to finish hamilton and then i'm going to regret. i don't ha

now, the mural has been fixed, but instead of the king of l.a. it now just reads, "the king, l.a." it's kind of fixed. >> he'll have time to get a bigger, better mural. >>> up next in "the pulse," the apparent major move by justin bieber. >>> a flight crew comes to the rescue of a dog on board. >>> the search for a lost stuffed animal that's gone viral. where in the world is this pink baby giraffe? baby giraffe. i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved to lower the risk of major cv events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. while not for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. (announcer) victoza® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take victoza® if

pope agreed to resign with l.a. the guard will return on a one year deal worth $12 million. pacers free agent will also join the lakers on a one year deal worth $4.5 million. javale mcgee will also don the purple and gold. espn reporting that he agreed to a one year deal with the lakers, $12.4 million for mcgee. he spent the last two seasons in golden state. he connected on 70% of his shots. >> the super bowl winning safety posted a lengthy message on twitter in which he wrote to talk away from the game by choice is one thing. to walk away from the game because of the risk of paralysis is another. he suffered a serious neck injury last season and said tests have not shown any signs of healing. >>> russia continues its improbable run through the world cup. its first game came down to a shootout. the spaniards got on the board. russia finally found the correct net with a penalty kick in the first minute, scoring to tie it up at one. down to the penalty kick. spain misses. that gives russia the win. russia advances to the quarter finals. they will face either croatia or denmark

now lebron has a $154 million deal for four years with the l.a. lakers. we are talking to sports fans here because not everyone is a warriors fan. >> oh, my gosh. just means lebron going to get beat up on another team. that's it. warriors still nu one. >> warri er>> rerter: a lot of lakers fans hope this will make them a contender again. >> lakers will defini the playoffs. >> kind of boring seeing the same teams all the time, same players. >> reporter: you know who's not bored? cavaliers fans, watching their hero win three championships in and out of cleveland, changing teams three times in eight years. >> lebron is going to the lakers. >> really? >> reporter: johnny was only cheering for the cavaliers because he's a lebron fan. >> it's official? >> it's official. >> you've got to change your hat. >> you're not going to become a laker fan? >> he follows lebron. >> that's going to be weird. weird. >>> one 4th of july tradition is raising concerns in sonoma county less than a year after the wild country wildfires. >> reporter: dr. sonya is a board certified

look at the highs frrgs l.a. to palm springs to bakersfield. 108 in los angeles and it will do the same thing again tomorrow. future tracker temperatures tomorrow afternoon. 1:00. l.a. back to 104. palm springs, 113. no relief from this intense heat the next 24 hours. the highest fire danger in california will be in so cal where the highest heat is. you can see areas shaded in red for the red flag warning for that high fire danger. back here locally we'll have some intense heat inland and some concerns along the beaches. sonoma county is considering installing cameras. >> you're watching the fire spread. as recorded by a fire watch camera. similar cameras could soon be installed in sonoma county. as simple as it sounds.so >> they said the fires helped locate fires in seconds, not minutes. >> this helps us discover the fires. >> time is critical for the fire captain mike muller. >> we can see the early start on a fire and start pushing resources that direction. >> one of the proposed fire watch locations is the hi

near l.a. silver lake near dodger's stadium. officers chasing a suspect when he crashed outside of the store. and shots fired before the suspect entered the store. it is unclear how many workers and shoppers are inside.

a parade for lebron's arrival in l.a. >> it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. let's begin with this. breaking overnight upheaval in mexico. winning the mexican presidency in a landslide, and he will be the country's first leftist president. the the former mexico city mayor triumphed against the two parties that have ruled mexico city for nearly a century. >> after the victory lopez obrador vowed to seek friendship

. >> you might love the traffic in l.a. all of the great things about l.a. sit in the car and listen to the radio. look at the person beside you, you know, you get flipped off. i always thought it was kind of funny when somebody flipped me out. i would laugh. you know, and then, you know, wait in line for stuff. you do not get to do that in pullman, washington. there are sacrifices you make to come up there to pullman, washington. >> fingers crossed for the little league team that got -- has an 8 pm game tonight, outside of -- sacramento, for the right to go to the westin regional in san bernardino. you know what comes out of that? a trip to the little league world series. >> all right! >> a big game! >> thank you. >>> we are continuing to monitor a new fire, forcing evacuation, now in napa county. we will have the very latest, coming up, in the next half- hour. >>> if this is really california's new normal, are we equipped to deal with it? how the year-long fire season is already wearing fire kristin. >>> plus, a new debate and -- fire crews then. >>> plus,

following more than 25 in the l.a. area. they found teens who spent more time on their phones often showed more symptom of adhd including rest resales nec. their they say more -- they say more will be needed. ann rubin tells us there is a chance to show you what silicon companies are working with. >> reporter: some up and coming employees are calling this town hope. >> what you see around us in the plaza and street is going on every day in mountain view, but most people only see a piece of it. >> reporter: so mountain view created this showcase, a way for people to see more. oak louse showed off virtual reality. nasa had some fungus they are using to make building materials for space. that was just the beginning. >> the folks brought their one wheel electric skate board. >> like if i want to go that way, i will lean and people lean. >> i felt it to turn. >> reporter: there is a technology to make pizza deliveries better and there are lots of things to ride. the idea is to have people interact with the technology, to hop in a

. >> miguel almaguer in l.a. let's bring on al roker monitoring oall of this for us. >> reporter: that's right, lester. no relief out west and no relief in the east om all this rain. basically we are looking at wet weather making its way up the i-95 corridor already saturated ground and 32 million people at risk for a flashflood or warning, up to 5-8 inches of rain by friday. streams will remain slow. the greatest risk for flash flooding like we saw in pennsylvania toda pennsylvania, new york and new jersey. then, out west, the heat continues as well, stretching from the pacic northwest all the way to the southwest, triple heat, possible records tomorrow in phoenix and tucson. you see los angeles flirting with 100 degrees. look how long this goes. right into the weekend me see temperatures in the to upper 90s to the triple digits. that will stretch, lester, all the way to the beginning of next week with almost no relief in sight and certainly no rain. the fire is a big problem in the wesil flooding continues i th

what happened when a b >>> what do you do when you're in l.a., it's hot. you hang by the pool. even if you're a bear. >> look at this little guy seen roaming around the pool when he decides to take a little dip. the temperature was about 90 degree so can you blame the poor little guy. after a 30 minute cooldown he jumped out and went to check out the neighbor's backyard. did not go in the hot tub though. the bear was tranquilized and safely released into the wild. it was already tagged meaning this is not the first time he paid the humans a little visit. >>> the raider's voice since 1993 isce >>and00 feethetar g tougher..los angeles is on the d >>> giants job of trying to catch the dodgers just got tougher. los angeles is on the verge of acquiring all star shortstop manny machado from the baltimore orioles. he has 24 home runs and 65ta sew teammate. top of the eighth, game tied at 2-2. jean segura of the mariners put the al up 5-2. nl down two. the red scooter janette connects on a 1-0 pitch. enter the bullpen, ties the game at five. give me extra innings. top of the tenth, ale

in l.a. and then i was trying to get a job. i had to get an apartment. so i got an apartment and a friend of mine, i don't want to call him by name, but he was very concerned i went to the same college. in l.a. he was staying at my place and i gave him my bed because i felt like he is part is tomorrow and i don't so i slept on my couch. he didn't want to stay in hotel, so i gave him my bed. after he left my place, i asked him can i crash on your couch because i have to get out of my apartment. so i had to figure out how to survive. at least can i crash in your garage for a couple months. never heard back from him. he's like delivering food to people's houses and looking at someone in the eye and without stating it. without saying i need tips. i know why those people wanted tips. future food. i am using my car, using my gas and i am bringing your food, so you've got to get me something. it was a hostile and tried to survive. i was embarrassed going back to oklahoma for arizona. i give my own.

our guest tonight, our guest tonight is a democratic congress member from south l.a., karen bass is joining us, everybody. (applause) we are going to be talking about immigration policy and what some members of congress are trying to do about it. so we'll be getting to that in a bit but first let's catch up on today's headlines. >> first up, if you had a birthday on saturday and you are wonder yg nobody showed up it was probably because of this. >> it was a supersurprise for jay-z and beyonce fans. the married couple releasing a jointed album together for the first time. the blockbuster announcement breaking the internet and causing an immediate reaction around the globe. the new nine track album called everything is love was accompanied by a stunning music video shot in the halls of the iconic louvre in pairs, the world's largest museum. >> trevor: oh, nice, nice, yeah, when b and j shoot their video at the louvre everyone loves it. but when i do stand up there

look at the highs frrgs l.a. to palm springs to bakersfield. 108 in los angeles and it will do the same thing again tomorrow. future tracker temperatures tomorrow afternoon. 1:00. l.a. back to 104. palm springs, 113. no relief from this intense heat the next 24 hours. the highest fire danger in california will be in so cal where the highest heat is. you can see areas shaded in red for the red flag warning for that high fire danger. back here locally we'll have some intense heat inland and some concerns along the beaches. sonoma county is considering installing cameras. >> you're watching the fire spread. as recorded by a fire watch camera. similar cameras could soon be installed in sonoma county. as simple as it sounds. >> they said the fires helped locate fires in seconds, not minutes. >> this helps us discover the fires. >> time is critical for the fire captain mike muller. >> we can see the early start on a fire and start pushing resources that direction. >> one of the proposed fire watch locations is the hill

but it was a hot tub in l.a. county. he climbed in, played this the water, then got out and knocked over a margarita, had some and then took a nap. it eventually woke up and left the neighborhood. >> that margarita got to him. >> it's hot, got in a hot tub. makes no sense. >>> right now the roads are looking pretty good. we don't have much traffic here, not the normal slowdowns we usually have this time of morning. this is a live look, east shore freeway near carlson boulevard. you can see wide open spaces between all the vehicles out there. it's about 15 minutes getting down from highway 4 to the maze, where the backup still hasn't even reached the foot of the maze. we have the metering lights on but they came on a little later than usual. definitely seeing the crowds develop but not too bad heading into san francisco, 15 minutes from the maze to the 101. this is a live look at 80 at fremont. we had earlier reports of trash cans rolling around here on the freeway, but it doesn't appear to have caused any accidents. mayb

look at the highs to the south, well in the triple digits, 104 was the high in l.a. earlier today. 1115 in palm springs, 102 in fresno and the heat will continue tomorrow. and a wide swath in california but nevada as well. excessive heat wantings and head flag warnings and tomorrow afternoon, the heat will continue once again. and the future track temperatures, 11:00 sunday. you can see the heat to our south, 90s and passing the century mark. 95 in l.a., and we will take a look at how hot we get in a minute. >> all right, we will see you then. thanks. >>> two woman shot and killed in antioch is a mother and her adult daughter. here are details from a witness. >> reporter: what was first thought to be fourth of july fireworks turned tout be deadly gun fire. >> it's hard a the night to sleep. it's like still in the back of your head. knowing that someone got killed two hours away from you. >> reporter: around 4:30 in the morning, someone shot and killed belinda scott and her 25-year-old daughter. >> they were very nice people. >> reporter: a cold leer posted on faceboo

at one point the driver sideswip b over t chopper reporter with our sister station in l.a. says the suspect was polite. she used her turn signals during the chase when she was changing lanes. the woman was taken into custody when the three hour chase ended in santa clarita. >>> a dublin man was killed in a freak accident while enjoying a day on the water. he was sucked underwater by a pipe in the delta near stockton and he drowned. kpix 5's juliette goodrich reports his family is demanding that more be done to warn people about the hidden danger. >> reporter: carlos tovar was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under by an irrigation line in the delta. his wife and friends tried to pull him back on board. >> unfortunately there was no amount of human power that could have overcome the force coming from that pipe. >> reporter: these irrigation pipes are scattered throughout channels in the delta near agricultural land. they pump water out of the delta to crops. >> they have a tremendous amount of force and energy. they're sucking in thousands of gallons of water and pum

l.a. times reporting that gunman opened fire on officers and ran into the store. we do have cnn's jordan on the line. he is at that trader joe's in silver lake where we continue to follow this possible hostage situation. what are you seeing? what are you hearing? >> i'm south of had it tradeer joe's and i saw multiple los angeles fire department ambulances. they just brought in a lapd special weapons and tactics command vehicle. and also there were lapd that were crouched behind their vehicle and pointed towards the trader joe's with the largerer firearms, not the typical issue, handguns or whatever. that's rr from what i could see from my vantage point, i rr been told that pios will be giving an update and now i've gotten in my vehicle to get to the location where they're going to be speaking. as far as eyes on the ground, that's exactly what i'm seeing or what i had seen is heavy, heavy police presence. and also aerial support from lrk apd. >> all right. well, if you're just joining us h

. >>> and meet the new king of l.a. lebron james saying good-bye, cleveland, hello, hollywood. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a busy monday night. i'm tom llamas, in for david. and we begin tonight with breaking news. the miracle rescue. the ten-day ordeal playing out in front of the world. 12 young boys and their soccer coach found alive in a flooded cave in thailand. remarkable images coming in. >> we're coming. it's okay. >> it's okay. >> many people are coming. >> that right there is the moment rescuers finally reached the group huddled in the dark cave, sitting at the water's edge. divers navigating narrow passages and muddy water, promising more help is on the way. emotional family members camped out at the scene, excited beyond belief after learning everyone is alive. rescuers now faced with the difficult task of getting the boys safely out and back to their families. abc's james longman is in thailand at the cavesite to lead us off. >> reporter: the pictures the world was holding its breath

there wereepts of the sixers, but we know lebron landed in l.a. las night. that's where he met with magic johnson, and the rest is history. showtime looks to be returning to los angeles. lebron james heads to the lakers for a four-year, $154 million deal. james says good-bye to cleveland for the secondd tim in his career. now heading to hollywood. lebron will try and take his place among the laker greats. w that james is a laker, sixop of the t eight scorers in nba history will have played for ths la that's not too bad, right? > up in philly, a hot one.s nation finishing their series against the phillies. pick it up top five. nats up 1-0. eton takes this ball to right. that bri both runs in easily. ao- twn single for eton, and the nationals out to a 3-0 lead. bottom of the frame, gonzalez in some trouble. herrera slices this p oneast first into right field. the game-tying run comes into scores. we get free baseball. bottom of the 13th, andrew knapp at the plate. he's done with this game. launches this one to right. phillies win it 4-3 in 13 innings. > oriole

the outspoken father of l.a. lakers point guard lonzo ball, back in february predicting that three-time nba champ lebron james would make his way to the city of angels. lavar ball joins us now. welcome back to "prime time." it's good to see you, big baller. >> hey, man, it's good to talk to you again, cuomo. you know we got to do our thang. >> we're doing it right now. how did you know that lebron was going to come there? >> come on, man. that's why people are always so mad at me because i'm always right. >> that's not why, but let me ask you this. >> it only makes sense. >> it makes sense why? why is this the right move? >> it makes sense because, like i told him before, his narrative has to be that every team he's went to, he's won. so you can't stay in cleveland and win four or five champions like michael jordan did in chicago. you can't do that. so your narrative has to be, to be the best player in the world, you have to say every team i went to a won a championship. he wants to do something after basketball,

we also confirmed moments ago l.a. county fire -- or l.a. city fire saying a 20-year-old female in the car had been shot and that she was taken to the hospital in fair condition. let's go back to rick montanez -- >> you've been listening in to the coverage from our affiliate in los angeles, knbc, covering this hostage, possible hostage situation. barricade situation for sure happening at a grocery store in the los angeles area. i want to sort of reset a bit here for folks who may be just tuning in. you heard the news anchors there in los angeles sort of explaining what they know up to this point. it was about two hours ago we believe when this first started to unfold with some sort of a domestic incident in the hollywood area. that reporting from our steve patterson. that situation turned into a police pursuit that ended east of hollywood in the silver lake area of los angeles. it ended with a car, the suspect's car crashing into a pole outside a trader joe's. now, at this point we believe that there was an exchange of gunfire. whether that

for place like l.a. we are still seeing all these different ethnic groups in different parts of the city that potentially don't have access to a lot of different either services or two that american dream and that's the function of this office. >> i'm so introduced what you do. jaime is the education evangelist for google and you engage with so many schools. part of the question, you're such an upbeat positive energetic and i'm sure you inspire and when you meet. part of the question is are we fooling people into a line of thinking that no longer delivers? does the college degree, does education teacher anywhere, the jewish thought you going to be in pursuing her dream? so how do you square dated that that is a challenged assumption versus your evangelism? >> a couple things. i believe, first, how do we define american dream, what does it look like? 70% of americans are disengaged with work they do. one thing missing from that story very long article by the way is -- >> so long. >> is how many of those p

they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock candidate of the lead singer called th