discussion in 1980s los angeles about immigration reform. and there's a very large hispanic community the dodgers have had since 1959, a spanish language broadcaster. and fernando and fernando mania really take over los angeles. so you get to the point that now, today, about a third or so of the dodger fan base is hispanic. and there's just no underestimating the importance that's had in major league baseball. some other things we have here is a really interesting image took in world war ii. ancel adams took at ansnar in world war ii, he was documenting what was going on in the internment camps where japanese americans were being held. so here we have this image of a game going on in these very bleak desolate areas here, and we've paired it with a book called baseball saved us, and it shows kids playing in the internment camps. and it was written by the son of parents who were interned, and he is talking about how that unity of playing at the national game, of alleviating boredom, of being part of the national life even though they were inca

you are in los angeles. — the outcome. you are in los angeles. how— the outcome. you are in los angeles, how much - the outcome. you are in los angeles, how much are - the outcome. you are in los i angeles, how much are people the outcome. you are in los - angeles, how much are people in the state listening to the sort of message you're putting out? listening a lot. at the beginning of the war, americans donated money but as there were reports coming out, the donations dried up. today people are concerned again and every time the media covers it, so i am gratefulfor this interview, women want to help and they see groups like ours are some of the best sources of hope. gunderson does not need more bombs, violence, warlords, they have had that, they have had it for decades and it has not worked. it is time to support democratic works, women, students, unarmed people, accountability for war crimes and the support of the international community to do that. all the us can do is work diplomatically with the taliban for peace. it diplomatically with the taliban for eace.

rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, a wildfire bernie, out of control in the us state of california has increased a to 8 times its size in just 24 hours. calvin is near the state capital of sacramento, its scorch more than 21000 taxes since it started on saturday for the north. the so called dixie fall continues to burn. it is the 2nd largest font ever recorded in california home with everything perfect. the area now i've been there for 20 years, so i'm lucky, i'll have a house to go back to or maybe get a chance to rebuild the emotional and need ever been through this. we been through a lot of stuff and 39 years together, but not like this. so this god will fight is in spain is still trying to control a major force for that. authorities that using drones to help them track down hotspots in a via, in catalonia fire, burning north of the great capital is dangerously close to homes via and 6 other villages have been evacuated. there also badly. another 5 south of athens or record heat waves and droughts as far as across italy the summer. and the local pharmacy association says that ag

angeles angels beat, the detroit tigers. 31 on wednesday. attorney his home run of the season that makes him the 1st major league to hit 40 home is in the season in which he pitched 15 gun . the previous record was held by none other than a very old way back in 1919 atanya also patient innings. in the same dr. elsewhere, the new york yankees happening is a 2nd bomb. the american league east division of the sweeping this series against their old face, the boston red sox fog to win over boston also mean safe overtaking the red sox, seen standing still a long way to go. those with around 40 regular season games, post season 8. well, or 8 wait division a world champion money pack here is showing no signs of slowing down even at the age of $40.00 to the filipino book. so we'll stephens the ring on saturday to face your dentist who got a late replacement for packing the original opponents. ever since junior, you suffered a rational pair in his left eye. it will be packed 1st sites in july 2019. he says he feels strong. his f, i'm the boxing is my passion and i'm enjoying doing training, calm a

angeles angel smith's and 19 game losing streak for the orioles. a welcome result, although they still have the worst record in the entire league. for me to one is back this weekend for 3 weeks, some a break, and next the stop and is ready to take the fight for the titles will champion louis hamilton for stop. and so a 33 point lead over his rival turn into an 8 point deficit in just 2 races. the red bull racing driver is determined to catch even said his counterpart before the end of the season, talking with the race in belgium on sunday. i mean, 1st of all, because i'm, i'm happy that we are in that fight that we can actually, you know, have a good it instead of always driving behind the leading driver or a team. and then of course the grades for the family, because now these, you know, they turned and they turn up for the weekend and it's still not fully show, of course, who is going to win the race. and before sometimes it was a bit of an easy guess who was or what team was going to win the race. right. so i think it's better for everyone. murd

but they did not look too bad here against the los angeles angels with the bases loaded. pedro several, you know, get a home run for a grand slams out. baltimore. 2131 victory. while the new n f l season is less than 2 weeks away. now in covered 1900, visited the tennessee titans quarterback, ryan tannahill and coach mike rebel, or among those who have tested positive plays association of cooper, daily tasting. but the league is instead proposed testing vaccinated plays every 7 days. currently they are tested every 14 days, will unvaccinated play, or test the bally the will top golf a john rom says he's ability to put the past behind him and helping him play better from the test positive because twice the season, forcing him to miss out on the lympics move into a share of the lead on day one of the b m. w championship outside baltimore fan. it sits alongside will re macro and san burns on 8 on the po and it's created popular tv shows he left with improving he's mentality you've seen the show. i have not, i'm sorry, no. so it's basically happy as animal in the world as a goldfish. you k

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you're also going to be commenting on the mlb little league classic tomorrow night between the los angeles angels and the cleveland indians for the espn kidcast coverage. i'm curious, do you think you offer perspective different than what we normally see in a conventional broadcast? >> i believe so. i think, you know, just kids talk about it. it'll also bring just a different aspect, one you don't normally get to see. usually people that commentate on these games are, you know, older. i think it will be fun and really get more kids to watch and just to tune in to the broadcast. >> well, we should say you're now a communications major and softball player for hampton university. it's crazy to me. i remember covering you when you were playing in the little league world series. so what has your college experience been like for all these people who saw you back then? >> my college experience has been a little weird. i was on campus in 2019 and then march of 2020 i was, you know, sent home, and i've been home since. so it's been a little difficult but it's also just been a learning experience an

maría: maría de todos, de todos los Ángeles. [piensa] ¿será este mi ser amado? aún no lo sé, pero gracias, Ángel de la paciencia. gracias, Ángel de las solteronas. gracias, santísima virgen del piso del metro hidalgo. doña lucha: [susurra] chino. chino. ¡chino! chino. chino: ¿qué? ¿qué? doña lucha: no te tomaste tu licuado. chino: ay, mamá. doña lucha: la verdad, no podía dormir, chino. porque está verde porque le echo amilina. chino. está bien, no te lo tomes. >> estÁ terminando este domingo 8 de agosto y estas son las principales noticias. por lo menos hasta el 20 de agosto continuarÁ la lucha contra el segundo incendio mÁs grande de la historia de california. ciento familias de inmigrantes indocumentadosque cruzaron la frontera —— hacia mÉxico en las Últimas horas desde arizona. >> estoy aquÍ, me van a mandar a mi paÍs , guatemala. fÉlix: millonario plan de infraestructura presentado por la administraciÓn de biden y que cuenta con respaldo bipartidista. se prepara una nueva ronda de diÁlogos entre el rÉgimen de nicolÁs madura

barbara plett usher reporting from los angeles. ever since there | from los angeles. ever since there have been smartphones, there have been emojis. a p pa re ntly apparently not, because if you're under 30, this smiley face a moji is nothing to smiley face. —— nothing to smile about. also out is the crying face a moji, with a whole legion of tiktok used it seriously. how do we... he joins us legion of tiktok used it seriously. how do we... hejoins us now. hello to you, jeremy. what am i feel this is. ,just to you, jeremy. what am i feel this is. , just talk us through why the smiley emoji has change meaning for a certain group of people. i smiley emoji has change meaning for a certain group of people.— a certain group of people. i would start by saying — a certain group of people. i would start by saying there _ a certain group of people. i would start by saying there is _ a certain group of people. i would start by saying there is no - a certain group of people. i would start by saying there is no right i a certain group of people. i wouldj start by saying t

match in los angeles. -- in a match in los angeles. he recalled the moment he found out he was in the all-star team. >> that moment i will always remember. i.t. maids were awesome, i really loved that. they were super happy for me, -- my teammates were awesome, i really loved that. were super happy for me. just an awesome time. >> with all the shifting in college athletics including texas and oklahoma joining the sec, the big 12 and acc announced an alliance of the conferences in hopes of stabilizing what they call a volatile environment. >> they are 100% in favor of far expansion of the college football playoffs. there are issues at the margins, though i will repeat what kevin and jim said, which is the work that was done by the committee to come up with the 12 team playoff is exemplary. chris: it's klay sharing a video on instagram with a caption that said i'm happy to be making progress on the daily. i can't wait to hoop again. now he is in the gym. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino and the summer of clay has been wonde

en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. jorge: en washington dc, las escuelas ven un aumento en las colegiaturas, la mayorÍa son hispanos. el sistema escolar y los estudiantes se preparan para la vuelta de clases. reportera: freddy lÓpez cruzÓ la frontera, sobreviviÓ, y ahora... batalla con el inglÉs. >> he aprendido a decir " how are you". reportera: hay dÍas buenos y malos. los programas de verano los prepara para su nueva vida. >> para tener conversaciones mÁs fluidas y coloquiales y aprendiendo los tÉrminos en inglÉs. reportera: esta maestra de kinder nos dice que lo mÁs difÍcil es ganar la confianza de los mÁs pequeÑos. >> a veces, muchos no quieren hablar. reportera: con los niÑos hay que tener mÁs paciencia. la pequeÑa kaley dijo que estaba molesta, pero luego su estado de Ánimo cambiÓ. >> cÓmo te sientes ahora? emocionada! reportera: por el momento, no hay una cifra oficial de la cantidad de estudiantes inmigrantes inscriptos, pero se sabe que el nÚmero de estudiantes registrados en este programa

i worked for many years in los angeles for the "los angeles times." i've written for the "new york times." currently, i write for the "los angeles review of books," and i'm on the board of directors of the national book critics circle. i'm also the author of a book of poetry that deals with la calsa. that's what it is called. at this time, i'd like to introduce miriam. miriam is the former pulitzer prize-winning editor who spent 25 years at "news day" and the "los angeles times." her book, "the crusades of cesar chavez," a biography, is the first comprehensive biography of the iconic, charismatic leader. she has also written "the union of their dreams," a widely acclaimed and nuanced history of chavez's united farm workers movement. she recently received a national endowment for the humanities fellowship to support her work on the chavez biography. please welcome miriam pawel. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> hi, miriam. >> hi, greg. thanks. can you hear me? yeah, okay, i'm on. >> i want to ask you something i feel that is really important. what brought

i worked for many years in los angeles for the "los angeles times." i've written for the "new york times." currently, i write for the "los angeles review of books," and i'm on the board of directors of the national book critics circle. i'm also the author of a book of poetry that deals with la calsa. in fact, it's called "lacalsa." . at this time, i'd like to introduce miriam. miriam is the former pulitzer prize-winning editor who spent 25 years working at "news day" and the "los angeles times." . her book, "the crusades of cesar chavez," a biography, is the first comprehensive biography of the iconic, charismatic leader. she has also written "the union of their dreams," a widely acclaimed and nuanced history of chavez's united farm workers movement. she recently received a national endowment for the humanities fellowship to support her work on the chavez biography. please welcome miriam pawel. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> hi, miriam. >> hi, greg. thanks. can you hear me? yeah, okay, i'm on. >> i want to ask you something i feel that is really import

Ángeles aproximadamente 20 años, de los hombres tenemos a mariachi los reyes número 1 en los Ángeles. >>> hablas de que estaban en medio de una pandemia, qué medidas de seguridad están tomando. >>> bueno, de parte de backstage todos los artistas tienen que estar vacunados y para el público cuando empezamos a vender boletos era necesario estar vacunado, la mayoría de las personas están vacunadas, piden a todos cuando no estén comiendo y tomando que es casi siempre y tú lo sabes, que usen una máscara y definitivamente usar máscaras cuando van al baño, aparte de eso es la única restricción que tenemos por ahora porque es al aire libre. >>> qué la pasen bien en este festival. >>> gracias, de corazón los tendremos ahí. >>> al regresar después de la caída del (lucky) ¡ah, mis charms! (niños) ¡agárralos! nooooooooooo (luc) nuevos planetas que se duplican, y cohetes para volar! por el espacio me perseguirás, pero mis lucky charms no conseguirás. amo mis lucky charms,¡son galácticamente deliciosos! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ con precios más bajos y grans ofertas, este regreso a

the los angeles to the uk to meet his grandparents.— los angeles to the uk to meet his grandparents. the idea that the quarantine _ his grandparents. the idea that the quarantine has _ his grandparents. the idea that the quarantine has now- his grandparents. the idea that the quarantine has now gone i the quarantine has now gone means that we're going to have a whole trip where we can be with our family and friends. previously, only people who received theirjabs in the uk could avoid self—isolating when arriving from amber list countries. from this morning, fully vaccinated us or eu travellers don't have to quarantine and they will not have to take a test on day eight after arriving. they must still take a predeparture test and a covid pcr test on day two after their arrival. the tougher quarantine rule will apply to people coming from france. us is still not allowing uk visitors in but one airline told me today's changes are a step in the right direction, triggering a notable rise in bookings.— direction, triggering a notable rise in bookings. week on week, more than _ rise in b

host: one of those also doing that is los angeles. guest: yes. host: los angeles the price for admission at the nation's second largest school district is a negative covid test every single week. guest: and that's for every student. host: where are the school systems getting money to pay for this? is this from the money from covid? guest: state and federal funds but this is very expensive. it's a burden on some of these school systems. host: is there any evidence so far the kids that are able to get vaccinated so far droun to age 12. so basically down to middle schoolers. what do we know the percentage of kids between 12-16 or 18, high schoolers that have been vaccinated so far? guest: it's not as many as adults. i believe last i checked something like 8 million, 10-17-year-olds were vaccinated and that's maybe less than half. so at this point it is a public health officials are trying to get kids vaccinated after the start of the school year hoping to use this opportunity of kids returning to school, kids returning to their social activities to

and then, in 1850, los angeles was incorporated. at that time we had about 1600 people in a square mile, for 28 square mile. today, for about 4 million in the population and the square mileage is about 469. but california was the site of the immigrants from japan. the first colony was in northern california, about 30 miles north of sacramento. and it was an ill fated -- colony. they lasted about two years, so that was the first organized colony of japan. little tokyo started when we had a ship wrecked sailor from san diego. he came up here, and then in 1885 he started the first japanese american restaurants in a little tokyo. >> common ground, the heart of community. and this is what we are talking about with japanese american community here in the united states. the japanese were enticed to go to hawaii. a sugar plantation people came to japan to recruit workers. they said, gee, if you worked in the sugar plantations of hawaii is equivalent to working ten years in a factory in japan. so, close to 1000 people, way back in 1885 went

Ángeles, dijo que todos los empleados de esta condado de los Ángeles tienen hasta el 1 de octubre para vacunarse contra el coronavirus. >> es tan importante tener los empleados que estÁn vacunados porque ellos estÁn afuera, estÁn haciendo los servicios con el pÚblico, y no queremos ponerlos en riesgo ni tampoco a la comunidad. >> solÍs dijo que habrÁ excepciones por motivos mÉdicos y religiosos pero de lo contrario se aplicara a todos los 110 mil empleados del condado y ademÁs, explicÓ que aquellos que se nieguen a hacerlo por otras razones tendrÍan que someterse a otras reglas. >> pero vamos a ver, cÓmo vamos a implementar el plan porque puede ser que van a tener, oportunidad de tener el examen de covid-19, si no quieren vacunarse, pero tambiÉn puede ser que tienen que sacar el examen dos veces a la semana, y esto va a costar bastante. >> el presidente biden podrÍa pedir pronto a los miembros de las fuerzas armadas que sean vacunados Él puede dar las instrucciones al pentÁgono para vacunar a todos los militares, el secretario de defensa propondrÍa eso, pero esta inform

Ángeles también lo hizo pero ahora el llamado es para la ciudad de los Ángeles por eso estos grupos pidieron protección para sus hijos y no para las grandes corporaciones de tabaco que engañaron a nuestra comunidad si queremos mantener el saludo de nuestros hijos es el mismo con sabor de trabajo la ciudad de los Ángeles necesita ser responsable desde el año pasado han venido atrasando la aprobación de esta ordenanza que se espera sea retomada en las próximas semanas en los Ángeles noticiero telemundo 48,000 que hay estudios que respaldan que la adicción a los cigarrillos electrónicos son parte de los estudiantes de secundaria, se hace más alta admitieron ser adictas a estos dispositivos y dos tercios de los encuestados reconocieron que una vez intentaron fumarlo el estudio evidenció que un número importante de jóvenes ha tratado de dejarlo enel condado (nombre extranjero) los líderes de la ciudad aprobaron una medida seminal pasamos a hablar de la crisis de afganistán donde este miércoles continúan las evacuaciones masivas se estima que más de 15,000 estadounidense

raiders and los angeles rams. a few scuffles in the opening session between the two teams on wednesday. a major brawl broke out during a special teams period yesterday that could not be controlled, leaving raiders coach jon gruden to send his players back on their buses for an early return to their hotel while the rams continued to practice on their own. the teams will meet again in a preseason matchup tomorrow night. >>> and nba superstar lebron james has extra motivation heading into next season. after receiving no votes in the league's best player among scouts and executives, james responded on twitter, writing, thank you, as if i didn't need more to fuel me, #washed. there was a split between giannis and kevin durant. >>> turning now to mlb baseball. the angels defeated the tigers, 13-10. >>> and in the brovgs, new york's 7-5 victory over the twins marks the yankees' sixth win over four different teams in a span of five days. the seventh victory in a row for new york extends its lead over the red sox during an

david willis in los anueles, ground there. david willis in los angeles, thank _ ground there. david willis in los angeles, thank you. _ colonel chris kolenda is the author of zero—sum victory: what we're getting wrong about war. he's the first american to have fought the taliban as a commander in combat and engaged them in peace talks. colonel thank you for being with us on bbc news, we are most grateful to hear about your knowledge and experience. let me ask you first of all about that experience. what has gone wrong in the military side of this operation insofar as the afghan government, the troops that the americans and the british and other nations helped to build up? thank ou ve nations helped to build up? thank you very much _ nations helped to build up? thank you very much for _ nations helped to build up? thank you very much for having - nations helped to build up? thank you very much for having me. - nations helped to build up? thank you very much for having me. it . nations helped to build up? thank you very much for having me. it is very difficult to watch, it is

children in los angeles county are dying from covid and it could be prevented. so it is becoming very real. and the second thing i would say is for fpeople to look at historical context. we eradicated polio and smallpox and a outbreak limited to 12 people in total in 1947 with only two fatalities because within one month 6,350,000 new yorkers became vaccinated against smallpox and it ended the pandemic of smallpox and that was over 70 years ago. so take a look at our history and our tradition of believing that vaccinations work because they do. >> mitchell feral. thank you. >> pleasure. thank you. >>> the pandemic has had a massive impact on children and their education. widening the gap between those excelling and those who are struggling. so what could be done to make sure that no child is left behind. we're discuss, next. seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax active gum repair toothpaste. (vo) i am living wit

or even working in various places of los angeles. we could not do that. okay. we have these four holes there. what do you think those four holes were oh that's where the brass signage was. this is the james irvine foundation japanese garden. oh about 9 10 years ago little tokyo was rated and people took all the brass signage from little tokyo to recycle and sell it. again, right here is where a brass sign used to be. this is for sight of a time capsule way back in 1980. they buried in the time capsule activities and things going on here in southern california. so it's supposed to be open and 2080, but i hope to get to sign back up because in 2018, no one will know what this signage is here for. right here is about the spaceship challenger as many of know the chartered lasted about 70 sack seconds in the air. and we had the classroom teacher christy test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. japanese american astronaut allison s onizuka on there. so this is t

or even working in various places of los angeles. we could not do that. okay. we have these four holes there. what do you think those four holes were oh that's where the brass signage was. this is the james irvine foundation japanese garden. oh about 9 10 years ago little tokyo was rated and people took all the brass signage from little tokyo to recycle and sell it. again, right here is where a brass sign used to be. this is for sight of a time capsule way back in 1980. they buried in the time capsule activities and things going on here in southern california. so it's supposed to be open and 2080, but i hope to get to sign back up because in 2018, no one will know what this signage is here for. right here is about the spaceship challenger as many of know the chartered lasted about 70 sack seconds in the air. and we had the classroom teacher christy mccullough on there. we had the black scientists. mcnair on there. we had judy resnick the observer we had the jet first japanese american astronaut allison s onizuka on there. so this is

so we were restricted living throughout los angeles or even working in various places of los angeles we could not do that. okay, we have these four holes here. what do you think those four holes were? well that's where the grass signage was. this is the james ervin foundation japanese garden. oh, about nine, ten years ago, little tokyo was raided, and people took all the brass signage from little tokyo to recycle and sell it. . again, right here, is where he brought signed used to be. this is for some of a time capsule, way back in 1980, they buried a time capsule, activities and things going on here in southern california. so it's supposed to be open in 2080, but i hope they get to sign back up, because in 2080, no one will know what this signage is here for. is about right here, this is about the spaceship challenger. and many of you know know the challenger lasted about 70 seconds in the air, and we had the classroom teacher, kristie mcauliffe in their. we have the black scientist mcnair on their, we had judy resnick, the observer, we had the first japanese american astronaut, ell

so, we were restricted living throughout los angeles or even working in various places of los angeles. we could not do that. okay. we have these four holes there. what do you think those four holes were? oh, that's where the grass signage was. this was the james irvine foundation japanese gardens, oh, about nine, ten years ago little tokyo was raided, and people took all the brass signage from little tokyo to recycle and sell it. again, right here is where a brass sign used to be. this was for the site of a time capsule way back in 1980, they buried in the time capsule activities and things going on here in southern california. so, supposed to be open in 2080, and i hope they get the sign back up, because in 2080, no one will know what this sign is here for. right here it's about the spaceship "challenger," it lasted about 75 seconds in the air and we had the classroom teacher mccollough on there, we had the black scientist mcnair on there, judy resnick, the observer, we had the first japanese-american astronaut allison s. tonisuka on, this is to honor the spaceship "challenger," but

esta fue la derrota 61 del equipo de los Ángeles. hubo otro partido del rey de los deportes. un total de 14 carreras por cinco. shop paulo confirmÓ el gran premio de fÓrmula uno. el gobernador dio la noticia pesar de la pandemia. la fecha prevista es para noviembre, pero solicitan que se aplace una semana mÁs. queda perfectamente ¿qué son las variantes del covid-19? cuando un virus se replica, comete errores llamados mutaciones. estas pueden hacer que el virus mejore su capacidad de infectar a otras personas. los virus mutan en los cuerpos de las personas y se transmiten de una persona a otra. la mejor manera de combatir las mutaciones es deteniendo las infecciones y la transmisión. la vacuna contra el covid-19 funciona enseñándole a tu sistema inmunológico a reconocer y destruir el virus si en algún caso te infectas. las vacunas ofrecen un alto grado de protección, aun cuando el virus se haya mutado. paola: no olvide que el condado santa clara empezÓ a repartir la vacuna contra el coronavirus. se otorgara ayuda. asÍ llegamos al final de "noticias univisiÓn 14".

maría de todos los Ángeles. maría: yo no quería deslucir la comida de tu mamá. pero es que yo no tengo la culpa de que todo lo que guiso me queda bien sabroso. bueno, hasta en la colonia ya andan diciendo que ya hasta me puedo casar. albertano: yo también creo que... que tú ya te puedes casar. maría: ¿qué? albertano: es más... ¿te puedo pedir algo? maría: acepto. albertano: ya casada, ¿sí me puedes invitar a comer a tu casa? maría: sí, claro. ¿por qué no? ambos: [ríen] albertano: eres una gran chica. mejor ya me voy a comerme un chile, porque... si no, sí la rosa sí se lo va a refinar. adiós. maría: adiós. [ríe] adiós. [ríe] adiós, adiós. era una broma. no pasa nada. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. [balbucea] carmelo: ni se te ocurra usar un pasador. [pitido] altavoz: usted desactivó el sistema de manera manual. eso fue correcto, co

discussion in 1980s los angeles about immigration reform. and there's a very large hispanic community the dodgers have had since 1959, a spanish language broadcaster. and fernando and fernando mania really take over los angeles. so you get to the point that now, today, about a third or so of the dodger fan base is hispanic. and there's just no underestimating the importance that's had in major league baseball. some other things we have here is a really interesting image took in world war ii. he donated these negatives to the library afterwards, but he was documenting what was going on in the internment camps where japanese americans were being held. so here we have this image of a game going on in these very bleak desolate areas here, and we've paired it with a book called baseball saved us, and it shows kids playing in the internment camps. and it was written by the son of parents who were interned, and he is talking about how that unity of playing at the national game, of alleviating boredom, of being part of the national life even though

and then in 1850 los angeles was incorporated at that time. we had about 1600 people in a square mile of 28 square miles today were about or million population and the square mile is about 469. but california was the site of the immigrants from japan the port of entry with san francisco. and the first colony was up there in northern california at gold hill about 30 miles south of sacramento, and it was the ill-fated guacamatu tea and silk colony. they lasted about two years. so that was the first organized colony from japan. los angeles little tokyo started when we had also a shipwreck sailor from the san diego area. he came up here and then in 1885 he started the first japanese american restaurant here in little tokyo. common ground the heart of community and this instance were talking about the japanese american community here the united states. the japanese were enticed to go to hawaii the sugar plantation people came to japan to recruit workers. they said gee if you work three years in the sugar plantations of hawaii. it's equivalent to wo

jillian: next the bad, oj simpson tells the athletic he avoids has angeles because -- los angeles because he's doesn'o his ex-wife's real killer. he said i might be sitting next to whoever did it. i don't know who did this. he was notoriously accused and acquitted of killing nicole brown simpson and another man. todd: finally, the ugly, squad member cori bush and cnn coming under fire for highlighting a story that ended up being fake. the network airing a segment that the las vegas woman claimed she and her children would be on the streets if the eviction moratorium ended. she raised $230,000 through a gofundme campaign. cnn had her back on air, praising her efforts. just one problem, the children's real mom came forward revealing the woman was simply the baby-sitting. cnn issuing a correction. bush has not commented. that's an issue. a group of chicago police officers turning their backs on mayor lori lightfoot as they pray for a critically wounded colleague and mourn the death of officer ella french. jillian: tommy laran says democrats have blood on their hands. she joins us live, next.

killed in her los angeles condo. the trail kept getting colder. in 1993, sherri's parents offered to have the saliva sample the bite mark for dna, and even pay for it, but the lapd declined. >> she said we don't have a suspect. if we had a suspect we would have something to match. >> the case sat for another decade. but then in 2004, the lapd was conducting cases on cold cases and one of them was the murder of sherri rasmussen. it took two months to find that saliva sample -- buried in a refrigeration unit. the envelope was tattered, label torn, but the saliva was still inside and the dna was just enough to blow this case wide open. >> in that lab report, it indicated that the suspect that had bitten sherri rasmussen during the struggle was a female. >> a woman. not two male burglars, as the original detectives had suspected all those years. but it would take a few more years before investigators began to understand what that crucial dna test result meant. it was now 2009, and the case was cold once again. 23 years it sat with no apparent leads, n

then los angeles started their mask mandate before we did. so it makes sense it would be seen there first. i think this is real. it makes sense to me. what we know and did not know on june 15. now that everybody is aware, that is driving down transmissions. kristen: in missouri, i heard ybout soon dr. chin-hong: yes. erybody says delta is rapid on and rapid off. we saw what happened in the u.k. . we see what is happening in missouri. the difference with misery and us is misery is having more deaths, and we are not. ismail: our vaccination rate in our particles are pretty safe here. there is a new study about the bees and toddlers seemingly spreading covid more easily than teens. seems counterintuitive to me. ismail: there were thousands of households studied in canada and ontario. what they showed is probably not that surprising, which is that the people bringing covid to the hospitals are the young adults and teens. the vast majority. but once it gets into the household, babies become a potential source of transmission , not in a lot, but in

in on the streets in los angeles. now we have the ninth circuit considering judge carter's order, which has been appealed by both the county and the city. do you want the ninth circuit to uphold the judge's order, which essentially strips the city in the county of authority over their own homeless programs and budget, mr cox? well, i'm afraid of the ninth circuit most of the time, but i i'm not don't necessarily want them to take away local control, but i want. los angeles to do something about their homeless problem, and that's the problem here. they passed a huge tax increase as we know, and the money wasn't spent. i met with. a gentleman who in the real estate business who told me that he had been asked by mayor garcetti to actually handle it. and he told me that most of the money hadn't been spent. and you know why? because the cost of building was outrageous. they were getting. quotes of 506 $100,000 a door to build homeless units i build in indiana for $100,000 a door and it's not the land cost. that's the regul

. >> stephen: you were giving out vaccinations in the los angeles area? >> yeah, we were running along with l.a. fire department, dodger stadium and all the significant los angeles city sites. throughout the country, we were starting with the testing and then enter faction, and we continued to. there are less of the big supersites and much more of the mobile outreach trying to get into, in particular, the more marginalized communities but now trying to target areas that seem more invested in misinformation. ( applause ) >> stephen: i think i understand that core was something that you helped create in 2010, after the haiti earthquake that year. >> correct. >> stephen: because you went down there to help and created this. obviously, there was another earthquake down there. is core back down there? >> y ep. >> stephen: do you know what's going on? >> core never left. we've got 100 full-time haitian staff down there and they deployed that day, with medical and heavy equipment supporting the search and rescue and rubble removal. >> stephen: well, a lot of peo

los eventos en elcondado de los Ángeles estaban exentos del uso de la mascarilla que requiere cubrirse cara en todos los entornos interiores >>> mandato afectar a las personas que asistan a los juegos de los dólares así como los de otros.............. >>> cabe mencionar que no se sabe hasta cuando permanecerá vigente, ya que según las autoridades, todo depende de cómo siga la tasa de contagios y hospitalizaciones >>> funcionarios de (nombre extranjero) estarían debatiendo directrices en cuanto al covid - 19, en lugares de trabajo sienta bien en vigor en diciembre. actualmente las reglas estatales permiten a las personas completamente vacunadas que no usen mascarillas en su centro laboral, más no a las que no están vacunadas y los empleados que son inoculados no deben de presentar una pega, no hay distanciamiento, los reglamentos son independientes...... >>> a medida que la variante "delta" se sigue propagando, el 35 por ciento de los empleadores exigen a sus contrataciones que estén vacunados contra el covid-19, según el portal de empleos, corporaciones como walmart, entre ot

and then in 1850 los angeles was incorporated. at that time we had about 1,600 people in a square mile of 28 square miles. today we're about 4 million population and a square mile is about 469. but california was the site of the immigrants from japan, the port of entry was san francisco, and the first colony was up there in northern california at goat hill, about 30 miles south of sacramento. it was an ill-fated tea and silk colony. they lasted about two years. so that was the first organized colony from japan. los angeles, little tokyo, started when we had also a ship wrecked sailor from the san diego area, he came up here and then in 1885 he started the first japanese-american restaurant here in little tokyo. >> common ground, the heart of community, in this instance we're talking about the japanese-american community here in the united states. the japanese were enticed to go to hawaii. the sugar plantation people came to japan to recruit workers. they said, gee, if you work three years in the sugar plantations of hawaii, it's e

he was from canada and didn't live in los angeles county. but that quickly began to be interpreted as patient zero as opposed to "o". shilts made that mistake as well. so what you get is he is transformed into essentially the typhoid mary character of the 1980s. you have the new york post with its headline, the man who brought us aids, and star magazine calling him a monster. these headlines come in october of 1987, three years after he has died, but at the time of the release of shilts' book. when shilts' book is being released most reviewers are taking a pass. they are not interested in reviewing it. aids is an incomplete story. we don't know where it is going. don't know how big it is going to be. there was not much interest in it. his publicist centers on patient zero. they decide the story begins and ends on that hook. people will be interested if we can begin to help them understand where did aids come from? it is created then in this patient zero, this monster-like character who brought aids to america. it was problematic. shilts spen

the angels of los angeles are not all that good, but this guy is just flat out sensational. get this on the mound today pitched eight innings gave up only one run. he struck out eight. to raise his record to eight and one with a 2.79 e r a. and that ain't all folks fast. this 40 home runs it. angels history. 40 home runs. that's the major league lead, and he's one of the best pictures in all of baseball. wow! alright all warrior fans remember that feud between kevin durant and draymond green kind of blew up in los angeles three years ago. ancient history, right? no, not to. these guys are still talking about it on a podcast. how much the our argument against the clippers. drive you to ultimately lead to wars. it wasn't the argument. it was the way that everybody steve kerr act like it didn't happen. bob myers and tried to just discipline you would think that that would put the mask over everything. we had to get that all out. in my opinion, they did. i think so, too. that's what i've always said, guys, you know when all else fails, blame it on management. that's a that's a n

for outside los angeles because he was from canada and didn't live in los angeles county. but that very quickly began to be interpreted as patient zero as opposed to o. and shilts made that mistake as well, and so what you get is he's transformed into essentially a typhoid married character of the 1980s. you have the "new york post" with its headline, the man who brought us aids and star magazine calling him a monster. these headlines, however, come in october of 1987, three years after duga has died but at the time of the release of shilts' book. when shilts' book is being released, most reviewers are taking a pass, they're not interested in reviewing it. aids is an incomplete story, we don't know where it's going, we don't know how big it's going to be. there was not that much interest in it. the editor shares the book, the manuscript, with the publicist that creates a press kit that centers on patient zero. and they decide that people will be interested in that if we can begin to understand where did aids come from. so what is created then is patient zero, this monster-

Ángel: no pueden ignorar la orden. de lo contrario esta orden entrarÁ en vigor el fin de semana. inicialmente dirÍa que los que han sido admitidos nos corren peligro de que los vayan a detener. carolina: y los defensores de esta polÍtica dijeron que reduce la presiÓn sobre los sobrecargados funcionarios de migraciÓn pero los grupos de derechos humanos dicen que viola el proceso. ♪ ♪ borja: pero vamos con buenas noticias que no se te escape esta informaciÓn. la administraciÓn biden ha aprobado el mayor aumento del programa de asistencia de cupones de alimentos en toda su historia. bien, a partir de octubre 42 millones de personas se van a beneficiar de un aumento del 25% de la cantidad anterior a la pandemia. para que se hagan una idea, la medida por persona aumentarÁ de unos 121 dÓlares a 127 dÓlares y con eso pues podrÁn comprar alimentos lo que necesitan. no todo estÁ perdido. carolina: mÁs adelante entre "ediciÓn digital", vicente fernÁndez presenta una mejora y en vivo desde mÉxico tenemos lo Último que ¿tu balance de vida y trabajo? inexistente. necesita

that the port of los angeles ship traffic here is up 50 percent over 2019. and it's not just here in california all around the world from rotterdam to singapore. a surgeon export is putting a major strain on global supply chains and it's network of ships and containers. it's crunch time really in the container terminals as they struggle to get imports out when the exports. in the reason coven, 19, per month, us consumers who are under locked down, cooped up at home with no where to go. so they went online and started buying stuff like crazy american. basically since the start of this pandemic, after a few months last summer, went on an unprecedented buying surge. and instead of going to the movies or using their discretionary income on travel or airline tickets, vacation, baseball games, americans started spending, the goods that we bring in from asia just ex, loaded the spending spree, was super charged by trillions and u. s. government payments. people are buying ports are busy economically, that seems like a good thing. but as with everything else in life

the, it's a container, ship traffic jam, the twin ports of los angeles and long beach. the biggest in the western hemisphere are packed with giant ships bringing a flood of consumer goods from asia in terms of the amount of cargo coming in. we have not seen anything like it. we've broken records here, month after month after month at the port of los angeles ship traffic here is up 50 percent over 2019. and it's not just here in california all around the world from rotterdam to singapore. a surgeon export is putting a major strain on global supply chains and it's network of ships and containers. it's crunch time really in the container terminals as they struggle to get imports out when the exports in the reason covert 19 for months us consumers who are under locked down cooped up at home with no where to go. so they went online and started buying stuff like crazy american. basically since the start of this pandemic, after a few months last summer, went on an unprecedented buying surge. and instead of going to the movies or using their discretionary income on travel or ai

for reynolds is more now from los angeles. the, it's a container, ship traffic jam, the twin ports of los angeles and long beach. the biggest in the western hemisphere are packed with giant ships bringing a flood of consumer goods from asia in terms of the amount of cargo coming in. we have not seen anything like it. we've broken records here, month after month after month. that the port of los angeles ship traffic here is up 50 percent over 2019. and it's not just here in california all around the world from rotterdam to singapore. a surgeon export is putting a major strain on global supply chains and it's network of ships and containers. it's crunch time really in the container terminals as they struggle to get imports out when the exports in the reason coven, 19 for months, us consumers who are under locked down, cooped up at home with no where to go. so they went online and started buying stuff like crazy american. basically since the start of this pandemic, after a few months last summer, went on an unprecedented buying s