and los angeles deliver that. it delivered that to millions of people. >> fall on that point, did the sense of new, equal, and just, and fair in essence of flattening out hierarchical or class distinctions in the way that john was talking about. how did it marginalize of the people in doing so? >> that is an interesting question. it is strange how the myth that los angeles was selling, people here were selling and inventing and broadcasting around the world through hollywood among other means, like have a saying, on the one-handed offered this more democratized kind of life. it was mass suburbia. suburbia and the 19th century was something for rich people. here was the idea that everyone could live in their own house. and that's was the realization of a dream for a lot of people who have lived lives of such a vacation and now found themselves in a place of such abundance in many ways. at the same time that very same serbia, those very same houses were controlled by incredibly restrictive racial housing covenants t

de los angeles 14 a 0.---bernardo osuna tiene mas de la accion deportiva. ---pasamos con guillermo quiroz con el pronostico. trt 1:00 mas adelante en noticias univision 14.... --alertan sobre la presencia de un quimico en multiples articulos para bebes, que podria provocar cancer. años se prohibio fabricar pijamas para niÑos con una sustancia quimica que inhibe la propagacion de las llamas en caso de incendio... y ahora resula que es misma sustancia se usa para fabricar un sin fin de productos infantiles. ---de 101 productos puestos a prueba, 80 contenian "tri- fosfato", entre ellos almohadas para amamantar, sillitas para andar en auto, y sillas para darles de comer a los bebes.---el estudio no determino si el organismo de los niÑos que usaron estos productos absorbio la sustancia quimica, pero Í se sabe que los menores estuvieron expuestos a una cantidad de "trifosfato" superior a la recomendada por el gobierno.---el "trifosfato" causa cancer.

i'm don lemon reporting from los angeles. the news starts right now. >>> and in just a short time, i want to tell you the lapd will hold a news conference. a news conference to announce the arrest, to announce the arrest in the horrific beating that shocked the nation. in arrest that reportedly came via tip from a parole officer. right now police are keeping details very close to the vest. a slew of officers made an arrest just hours ago at an east hollywood apartment complex just five miles from that stadium. you are looking at new pictures now just into cnn. and we are also learning that a search warrant was served at another location that has been issued. it has been more than seven weeks since giants' fan brian stowe was nearly beaten to death by nearly two out-of-control dodger fans on opening day, march 31st. the suspect, now one of them, in custody. but the nation won't soon forget the face of the victim here. and since it happened, his family has wanted the world to hear his story. >> reporter: a packed opening day at

los angeles, commercial plans on average $4135,0035,000. that is before you adjust for cost differences. the next slide takes into account that if the mover hospital from los angeles to san francisco, it costs more. again, looking at the right hand side, that difference of 170% to 140% drops, but not to 0. it is still 38% higher in sacramento and san francisco. supervisor campos: even after adjusting. >> right, for those input costs. this gives you some order of magnitude of the difference in prices after you have adjusted for input costs. so hospital market power and consolidation. providers can use market power to stifle innovation and competition. one of the practices is prohibiting contract thing for narrow networks. one of the reasons that competition was effective early on in california -- still is in some places -- is large employers have a choice. they can buy from this provider or that provider. with the formation of large systems and other systems, the amount of choice that they have now has gone down. the ability to stimulate pri

thank you and welcome to usc and welcome to the los angeles times book festival. my name is hector tobar. i write a column for the los angeles times, and i'm here to moderate the panel, "history, identity and purpose: california chicanos and beyond." and for this panel we have three authors, three books. our fourth panelist, i'll tell you a story about him in a bit, but he's missing right now in action. we know that he's somewhere right now talking to somebody. he's trying to convince someone of what's right and what's wrong. [laughter] our three panelists here have three verying very different books that are about journeys through 20th century and 21st century history and 20th and 21st century latino and chicano identity. our first one, our first author -- i'll go from your right to left is mario garcia. mario garcia, his book is "blowout: sal castro and the chicano struggle for educational justice." now, all these authors, too, will be available later to both sign and purchase, you can purchase their books. mario is a professor of chicano studies in history at t

ktvu's ally has been talking to los angeles police just this morning. ally will give us an update on the search for those two attackers. that's coming up in our next half hour. >>> crews are set to remove an old oak tree in the park today. they are clearing the way for a water line project. craig is in the park this morning talk to neighbors. >> reporter: it's complicated. we're at 15th avenue on marsh. on friday a couple of the people who live here got this flyer, looks like discount coupon or flyer from the restaurant. it's from the utilities commission. what they're talking about is removing that tree behind this house over here in order to expand and/or move a pipeline for a improvement project. now, i'm making the distinction between the san francisco public utilities commission because this is a san francisco project. the pipeline runs through the county. now, a lot of the neighbors around here have known that in their backyards there's poverty belongs to the sfpuc. but nothing has been done for a long time and then recently they heard some rumbli

angeles hey there ron you know we did see workers take to the streets over the weekend in los angeles we also saw a few months ago them take to the streets in wisconsin and demand their right to man to hold on to those union rights as well what do you think about you know what happened in wisconsin and what it says about the future of our workers' rights in this country. i think that we're seeing that you know in the heartland of america working class people have risen up and wisconsin is a great example for the entire nation that shows that the working class can rise up if they organize themselves to defend their rights so i think that not only was constant but in other parts of the country people are really feeling the pinch economic crisis and you know for the rest of the world knows where it is like to be hungry in the rest that was in poor for a very long time and here in the united states you have millions of people who live below the poverty line so i think that it's only a matter of time before the mass of the people in this country organize themselves whether it be through or

tonight a spokesperson tells cbs 5la doctors believe stowe is finally stable enough to leave los angeles and make the one hour flight by private jet to sfo where he will be immediately transported to san francisco general hospital. chosen over all bay area hospitals we're told by la county usc medical because of dr. jeffrey manley, chief of neurosurgery and a doctor with specialized experience with brain and spinal injury. neither dr. manley will comment on anticipated treatment for stowe saying tonight, he's not a patient yet. >> now brian stowe is expected to leave los angeles monday

de los angeles lo agredieran en un partido del mismo estadio, será trasladaado de hospital . >> buenas noches, será trasladado al hospital general de san francisco, la familia se despidió con agradecimiento por lo que ha recibido en la tragedia . >> aún en condicion critica el fanatico de los gigantes de san francisco regresa a la ciudad, antes de pàrtir la esposa hizo un llamado a la paz para que nunca vuelva a ocurrir algo así . >> cuando pasa algo así, los atacantes no sólo dañan a una persona, si no que también a las familias y amigos . >> se realizo también en los Ángeles una caminata por las paz, las autoridades subieron la recompensa a cien mil dólares para la información de los culpables de esta golpiza . >> (hablan en inglés) . >> esta es verdaderamente una ciudad de angeles, gracias a todos los médicos, técnicos, enfermeros que nos han ayudado, también a una comunidad que nos cuido a acá . >> un médico también despidió a la familia, diciendo que el paciente está estable para salir de la comunidad. >> el pasado viernes abrió los ojos, pero aún no ha des

that's the latest from los angeles. back to you dies -- guys in the side yo. >>> the parole officer who had the tip that led to the arrest, would he be eligible for the reward money? >> reporter: i've been getting a lot of questions about that. it's possible he may not get that money because he does belong to law enforcement. but certainly, they are gonna look into that. all right. thank you, gina. >>> the oakland minister who posted billboards across the bay area and around the world proclaiming the end of the world would happen last saturday may 21st, is expected to say more today about his failed prediction. he tells the paper that he's "flabbergasted" that he was wrong. he had been back at work had morning and will have more to say about the prediction soon. >>> john lip, missouri is being lashed by another violent thunderstorm after taking a devastating blow from a violent tornado. strong winds and hail are slowing search-and-rescue efforts for any survivers of the tornado. so far, 89 people are confirmed dead. the

los angeles police were not releasing his booking photo. so we don't know how closely this step resembles him. but ann talked about the conversation that she had with a member of the police department who told her about this arrest. >> he told her ann, i wanted to give you some information before you hear it on the news. they've taken into custody one of the suspects. so it was a very emotional day yesterday. we were very excited that that piece of the puzzle -- one of the pieces has been put in place. >> reporter: los angeles police are still looking for a second man directly involved in the beating of bryan stow that happened outside of dodger stadium. they are also looking for a woman suspected of driving the getaway car. now, they are very optimistic those suspects will be found. the family says there's been no change in bryan's condition. he's still in critical condition here at san francisco general hospital. rehe maynes unconscious. but brew -- he re-- he remains unconscious. she says no change is good news. they just don't want his

los Ángeles. >> que viva! mexicana! mi mexicana bella regresamos contigo luego a los Ángeles y nosotros vamos a continuar con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. hay mÁs cosas con chiqui baby pero eso serÁ despuÉs. un mensaje. ♪ ♪ ensaje. >> mire ya los twitteros estÁn activadÍsimos. estÁn a millÓn. nos textearon algo muy cÓmico, carla, despuÉs se los vamos a leer. >> con toda la energÍa y buena onda. >> nuestras direcciones. >> y neida sandoval! [risas] >> y estÁ la página de despierta amÉrica en facebook. tenemos nuestra pÁgina en univisiÓn tambiÉn. >> y tenemos que dar noticias. >> a propÓsito de redes sociales y textear cuando se maneja. mucho cuidado, en nueva york se estÁ proponiendo que el textear sea una ofensa primaria, que te puedan detener y multar. dos puntos en tu licencia. >> me gusta. >> uno de cada 4 conductores aceptaron que sÍ textean mientras manejan. >> el que estÉ libre de pecado que tire la primera piedra. >> si textean mientras manejas hay un 35 % mÁs de po

---dunia elvir se nos une desde los angeles con los detalles. pkg el portal de internet especializado en entretenimiento tmz la identific como mildred patricia baena, o patty, una guatemalteca que realizaba varias labores domsticas en la residencia del exgobernador. de acuerdo con este medio, el nino de 13 anos tiene un parecido extraordinario con schwarzenegger. en el portal se pueden ver fotos de la mujer acompaÑada del menor, a quien identificaron como el hijo del exgobernador, aunque distorsionaron su rosto para proteger su privacidad. segn tmz, baena comenz a mantener relaciones sexuales con el actor a mediados de los noventa... incluso aseguran que la esposa de schwarzenegger, maria shriver y patty baena estuvieron embarazadas al mismo tiempo y que sus hijos nacieron con una semana de diferencia. ademas, dicen que schwarzenegger no supo del nino hasta que comenz a caminar, pero desde entonces contribuy a su manutencin con unos $1,200 semanales que iban incluidos en el sueldo de la madre. baena no vivia en la mansion de schwarzeneg ger y t

angeles today we want this to be country of the people by the people and for the people in los angeles double belly r t a look out when workers of the world unite i want to bring jonathan to see me into this discussion he's the president of the economic future group. jonathan we just showed a report that you know showed thousands of people on the streets of l.a. but it also showed people all around the world uniting for this cause and some of the people that did show up at this protest in los angeles saying you know the u.s. is a little too apathetic about this do you agree that that so many people in the u.s. have just become apathetic about workers' rights. well i think the problem really is that there's so much of an attack against workers' rights in this country you know it's almost impossible to form a union legally here twenty thousand workers a year roughly are fired when they try to form a union so people are really intimidated the second thing is that you know labor and unions are not even taught in school anymore so people are very ignorant of what it means to be in a union a

. >> this is truly the city of angels. >> an emotional farewell to los angeles injured giants fan brian stowe about to return home to the bay area, we will tell you what is next for his treatment. >> good morning it is monday, the 16th of may, thanks for joining us i am sydnie kohara. >> i am frank mallicoat. 6:02 a.m. your time. >> space shuttle endeavour as you just saw on its way to the international space station lifting off just about 8 minutes ago >> of course the last scheduled mission before endeavor is finally retired joel brown joins us live from kennedy space center in florida he had a birds eye view better than perfect looked great. >> it looked great. weather was perfect it went off as schedule you can really understand why a half million people want to come down to the space coast and see this thing take off it is really a once in a lifetime opportunity and lift off was picture perfect at 8:56 a.m. as scheduled, endeavor's final lift off from kennedy, going to be a 16 day mission, with captain mark kelly at the helm, next stop now international space station but really an

los angeles, 68. palm spring is warmest at 83. eric has more news. >> thank you. >>> if you ever wondered what it's like to come home from war, you are about to meet a marine corps veteran who went to the first gulf war in 1991 and brought inescapable memories back home with him. since then he put memories good and bad down so he can remember them. not on paper, but on ceramics. >> i'm going to throw some cups. >> this is artist aaron tool. this is what he calls "throwing cups." in the home studio he fashions a blob of clay to the beverage cups with a message. >> for me, having been in the marine corps and served in 1991 gulf war, i feel, you know, i have to talk about issues of war and violence. >> every cup features a design somehow related to war or weapons, violence and the military. but he doesn't sell them. he gives them away. more than 10,000 so far. >> my wife calls me work "war awareness art." >> aaron was a military policeman with the first marine division in operation desert storm where he saw the fear, violence and cha

. >> developing news out of los angeles, within the last hour, police released new details about tonight's arrest of a suspect in the brutal beating ever san francisco giants' fan bryan stow. the arrest came at 7:00 this morning at this apartment building in east hollywood. authorities in los angeles a short time ago revealed the break that led to the arrest and a press conference that wrapped up about 30 minutes ago. detailing the arrest on the beating that took place at dodger stadium. >> we got a tip from a law enforcement agent, a parol agent, as a matter of fact, about an individual. this was one of the many hundreds of tips that the mayor referred to, but we began to work this one actively. during that active work, surveillance was done, a lot of background investigation was done. and more information was developed that led to enough information that we were able to obtain a search warrant for this individual. >> police say the man arrested was the primary aggressor in the attack and depicted in this sketch you see here. officials may release his name as soon as tonight. meantime, of

the singing contest began taping in los angeles. british singer sharon cole and la reid are also judges. what makes the x factor different than american idol? it has no age limit. and it includes vocal groups as well as solo singers. the prize $5 million record recording contract. >>> traffic is getting busy in some areas trying to get into san francisco. we will go there first because it's a big backup at the toll plaza. 15-20 minutes. coming the other way it's not bad. and in the south bay northbound 280 traffic still looks good. that commute has not really become heavy yet. let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. mostly sunny after partly cloudy in the morning. it will be all right. still breezy. temperatures 60s low to mid. upper 60s to low 70s inland. that five-day coming up which has a lot of surprises on it. >> thank you, steve. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 one bay area city is giving something away for free for at least the next two years. >>> also disturbing incident involving a jet heading to sfo and passengers with ties t

salvador tiene todos los detalles, vamos a los angeles para los adelantos. >> las dos inmigrantes mexicanos fueron arrestadas por la policÍa de los angeles cuando se ganaba la vida vendiendo corrida en la calle. ahora el arresto se les complicÓ y se convirtiÓ en una verdadera pesadilla. >> son madres solteras indocumentadas y se ganaba la vida como de obras ambulantes. fueron arrestadas por la policÍa de los angeles en un operativo donde se confiscaron los productos y elementos que vendÍan sin permiso, a causa de una ordenanza que en prohibe la venta de alimentos y licencia. >> me pidieron mi identificaciÓn pero les dije que la llevaba. sÓlo traÍa la matrÍcula consular. me dijo que, no la llevaba me tenÍa que detener. >> nunca lo traÍa conmigo. llegÓ a arrestarme igual de abusivo. >> al entrar al sistema carcelario fueron entregadas a inmigraciÓn es sÓlo la dejaron libres seis dÍas despuÉs de su arresto. antes las obligaron a colocarse un billete de monitoreo en sus tobillos. >> es frustrante, malo, rara, por quÉ lÁstima de todas formas. entonces hay que estar al pendiente

. >> recap the breaking news out of los angeles. the father of beaten giants fan bryan stow have confirmed that los angeles police they this do, indeed, have a suspect in custody. police won't release his name saying the investigation is ongoing. about three hours ago a s.w.a.t. team with a warrant descended on an east hollywood apartment building with guns drawn and took the man into custody without incident. we will have more in our next newscast today which starts at 5:00. but that is it for us for now. thank you for joining us. stay connected 24/7 at abc7news.com. i'm carolyn tyler, with lisa argen. have a great sunday everyone. bye-bye. [ asst mgr ] what are you doing?

the los angeles police department just announced the suspect is 31-year-old giovanni ramirez of los angeles. he was booked for assault with a deadly weapon, and is being held on $1 million bail right now. stow is a giants fan who was attacked on opening day at dodgers stadium and was seriously injured. reporter ted chen from our nbc station in los angeles has the latest on what led to the break in the case. >> reporter: the lapd received more than 600 leads on the attack on bryan stow, but they got a key lead late last week. a probation officer led them to a suspect and an apartment in east hollywood. a nearly two-month manhunt arrived at this door sunday morning, unit 25 at this apartment complex in east hollywood. most of the residents didn't want to good on camera, but a few of them described how lapd s.w.a.t. officers surrounded the unit and commanded those inside to get out. >> i hear everybody have to go out, everybody, everybody. they said it in spanish and english. >> i was scared. i was scared. i didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: police say the man they got is suspect num

but he is a reputed member of a los angeles street gang. officers dressed in s.w.a.t. gear surrounded his east hollywood apartment at 7:00 this morning. in a phone interview, stow's sister called the news overwhelming. >> i can't tell you the emotions right now. to be excited its the least we can see. we don't even know. >> reporter: it's been nearly a week since stow was transported to san francisco general hospital where he is in critical condition. though he recently opened his eyes and has had fewer seize utah, this long term recover is uncertain. >> it's a good thing they found those goods. >> paramedic colleagues paid a visit today. >> wrong for those guys to do that. justice is going to happen. >> reporter: hundreds of tips have come into los angeles police since the beating. but it was a tip from his parole agent that led l.a.p.d. to the suspect. the mayor antonio villaraigosa calls the case a horrific tragedy. >> like to say a special thank you to everyone who came forward with information in this case, no matter how small or insignificant it may have seemed a

angeles today we want this recovery of the people by the people and for the people in los angeles come on let me know our tea and earlier i spoke to jonathan to saini about this issue he's the president of the economic future group here's part of our conversation well i think the problem really is that there's so much of an attack against workers' rights in this country you know it's almost impossible to form a union legally here twenty thousand workers a year roughly are fired when they try to form a union so people are really intimidated the second thing is that you know labor and unions are not even taught in school anymore so people are very ignorant of what it means to be in a union and because the labor movement has been so under attack from less than eight percent of the private sector workforce so even so people just have no clue what it means to be in a union and you know i think about if i think about people in my parents' generation who talk about how important the union was it to their experiences as a worker no matter you know from teachers to manufacturers or what has cha

sobre el caso porque la policÍa de los angeles aun mantiene la investigaciÓn abierta. y principalmente por su acuerdo de silencio con los abogados defensores de giovani ramÍrez. >> 29 personas continÚan desaparecidas en missouri donde un tornado dejÓ mÁs de 120 muertos en mayo, destruyendo a mÁs de una tercera parte de la poblaciÓn. hay al menos 20 mil personas sin vivienda y gobernÓ ya ha comenzado a reubicarlos. una de las vÍctimas es el profesor escritor colombiano de 55 aÑos. era profesor de espaÑol y su cuerpo fue hallado en la morgue. identificado despuÉs de las pruebas de adn. >> las palabras que tuvimos por telÉfono me comentaba que se sentÍa bien. contento que ya habÍan terminado el semestre. quÉ pensaba hacer un recorrido por la costa oeste de los estados unidos. >> autor de varios libros, llevaba 30 aÑos afuera de colombia. trabajo para la universidad de miami y tambiÉn para univisiÓn. vamos a una pausa, en instantes les contamos quÉ falta para que se convierta en ley una propuesta que ofrece a jÓvenes indocumentados acceso a la educaciÓ

de los angeles pierden 14-0 >> ahora, el deporte... >> en exclusiva julio cesar junior nos abre las puertas de su gym para hablarnos de su motivacion para ir al mundial >> me estoy preparando muy duro, y en los angeles hay tantos mexicanos es la pelea más importante de mi vida, porque quitará todos los morbos hacia mí, unas creen en mí pero muchas no >> este cabezaso de jose de jesus corona le abre las puertas a jonatan orosco cristian bermudes tambien fue llamado impuso también el aleman encestando 24 de 24 intentos desde la linea de caridad luego de eliminar a los lakers, tomaron posición con un solo batazo se definió el partido de los doggers los serafines no contaron con la misma suerte contra los atleticos de okland costa rica reemplazara a japon en copa oro 2011 >> lo que no va a seguir de maravilla son las lluvias... >> ahora, el pronóstico del tiempo... >> el segundo sistema pasa sobre la zona norte de california, pero hay otro más que viene en camino y estaria trayendo lluvias veamos las temperaturas, descendiendo hasta 46 grados se espera que se vaya esa humedad,

thank you and welcome to usc and welcome to the los angeles times book festival. my name is hector tobar, i write a column for the los angelesmes, times. and, um, and i'm here tote moderate the panel, "history,id identity anden purpose: califora chicanos and beyond." and for this panel we have three authors, three books.. our fourth panelist, i'll tell, you a story about him in a bit, but he's missing right now inht action. we know that he's somewhere right now talking to somebody. [laughter] he's somewhere trying to convince someone of what's right and what's wrong. our three panelists here haveere three very, very different books that are about journeys throughg 20th century and 21st century history and 20th and 21st century latino and chicano identity. our first one, our first author -- i'll go from your right to left -- is mario t. garcia. mario t. garcia, his book is "blowout: sal castro and the chicano struggle for educationag justice." and now all these no, sir, too,o will be -- all these authors, too, will be available to sign and purchase their books. mar

they are set to arrive in los angeles. the love birds may stay 24 hours before heading north to yosemite and san francisco. it would be wonderful to have them here. >> breaking news live from sky sevenhd. a tour bus run off the road in fairfield. there are injuries . at&t plans to install hundreds of boxes like these all over san francisco. what they are for and why environmentalist say no way. back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. >> world news with diane sawyer is next. i am cheryl jennings. >> and i am dan ashley. see you at 6:00. bye-bye.

angeles reiteraron hoy . >>> las autoridades los Ángeles, di jejeron que tienen bamg custa al principal sospechoso de haber golpeado abríbryan los abogado n que es inocente porque este no estaba en el estadio el día de la golpiza la policía los Ángeles volvió a mostrar a los sospechosos para que los según tii teei testigos los dentro fui karn. >>> bajo la reforma al sistema de salud de estados unidos, miles de personas de las tercera edad se beneficiaron porque gupsz servicio me dediédicos de prevención, no que ríe rerequie propago. >>> muchas personas tienen cobertura médica bajo el plan de medicare, pero en alto centro estamosing no saben que no son pe responsable del copago en el plan de medicare. >>> de qué forma los ayuda? >>> que no vamos a tener que pagar, porque como nos han cortado mucho beneficios. >>> los servicios incluyen exámenes de control cardiovasculares exámenes médicos control de bdía be tesi, va vcs contra de gripe y otros servicio como consulta de prevención, porque todo esta cubierto por la nueva ley de la reforma de salud además tienen que saber q

our reporter kttv reporter is joining us from los angeles with the latest. >> reporter: good morning everyone. police made an arrest yesterday early sunday morning. now it took hundreds of tips they took him in. most of them lead to nothing. expect one of them changed everything. that was a tip from a patrol agent. that lead them to west hollywood yesterday. suspect number one is identified as 31-year-old giovanni ramirez. he was one of the two men that attacked bryan stow. his booking photo has not been released yet. people that saw ramirez get arrested on sunday he resembles the sketch. police believe ramirez was the main aggressor that left stow unconscious. they had to place stow in a medically induced coma. early sunday morning a swat team armed with a search warrant arrived at an east hollywood apartment complex. they are now looking for two other people the second attacker and a woman who drove them out of the dodgers stadium. they are saying she was wearing an andre jersey and they are hoping that will jog the memory of people there. hopefully they will give that information

i watched the games from los angeles. probably wouldn't care if there was something going on at that time. >> he's going to want to know one of the record and he was going to have a role that is more heart,. >> if they win, what a move. >>> all right. good night everybody. see you tomorrow. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

. >>> los angeles police will be out in force once again tonight outside dodgers stadium. they're looking for new leads in the savage beating of giants fan bryan stow in the stadium parking lot. this is the first dodger-giant series in los angeles since that attack nearly seven weeks ago. it was on the mind of nearly everyone who came to the ballpark last night. >> >> just an isolated incident. i don't think it's going to happen again. i'm not worried about it. >> i think it's more of a thug issue than it is a dodger fan issue. it's senseless. >> los angeles police believe a young latino woman may have been the driver of the get away car for stow's two attackers. she was wearing a dodgers jersey with the number 16. now doctors at san francisco general hospital are treating stow's critical brain injury. they see some signs of improvement and have reduced his medication since his move from los angeles. stow can now open his eyes, however the 42-year-old paramedic remains in a coma. doctors are not willing to make any long-term predictions. >>> a san ramon police officer accu

he has been in the hospital and los angeles since march 31st. to resell it is light. teresa estacio--is live. therese? >>reporter: a news conference tha took place one yea hour ago. in the next 24-48 hours they're going to be going over the medical records to make sure the gets the care he needs. they say that moving him has taken a great toll on his body. family members are grateful that this day has finally come. watch has crews carefully left brian stow from the plane that brought him to los angeles at sfo. it is been a very long journey. how beaten after the first game of the season at doctor's stadium. he has been in and out of a coma for weeks after suffering a severely fractured skull. damage to a frontal lobe of his brain. he will undergo treatment at a san francisco general. the family, including the ex- wife, and the mother of his two children, seeing in this photograph tell kron 4 that everyone is glad that he is back. >> so excited that he is coming back. they both told me that once the can go up to see him. >> this is going to make it easier for everybody

have you realized how los angeles will affect that? >> that's such a good question, there are so many different places in los angeles, i live near beechwood canyon and can be surrounded by coyotes, or grimy hollywood, or the country. or maybe a combination of the two, maybe a speed record with hip-hop beats, i have no idea. tavis: my friend jim wallace that helped kick this off. but recently there was a multiweek fast on the part of the christians and others about this budget debate in washington. and they wanted to bring attention to how immorale in their view of this process. and i said i don't get how every debate in washington begins and ends with punishing the poor. and you had things to say about that, say about the debate and the fasting. >> jim wallace is a hero of mine, he's a great aspiring christian. and he asked me to get involved in this protest. and i liked the simplicity of it. the idea of fasting to express moral outrage. i am not in favor of higher taxes but i am not in favor of cutting taxes for corporations and milli

angeles, la capital nacional de los inmigrantes. su peticiÓn era directamente al presidente obama, pidiendo que detenga las deportaciones que estÁn separando miles de familias, al congreso para que comience la legislaciÓn para una reforma migratoria. sin detener el paso y al grito de "si se puede" miles de gritos unieron para buscar una soluciÓn a la inmigraciÓn. >> llevamos cinco aÑos en esta lucha y aquÍ estamos y no nos vamos. >> despuÉs del miedo que se quiere meter a nuestra gente, la gente sigue saliendo. >> la marcha sucede en la mayor ola de deportaciones del paÍs, mÁs de 800.000 repatriados en los primeros dos aÑos de obama.rxñ? >> el presidente nos prometiÓ una reforma migratoria, no sÓlo no se pudo sino que nos dio un trato de criminales peor que el que recibÍamos. >> que tenga valor para hacer cambios que estÁn bajo su poder, eso sÓlo Él lo puede hacer con arreglos administrativos para que la gente no se reportaba. >> sosteniendo que el gobierno tiene como prioridad deportar criminales. >> falso que se

- a los angeles spokesperson says they will fly him to los angeles today and taken to the -- dash taken from los angeles to san francisco today. stow's mother says the first thing to do be dash will be to stableide him -- stabilize him. >> members of bryan stow's family say they have no resentment towards los angeles. the los angeles police will be holding a press conference and giving us the information on the search for two men. >>> the white house says the u.s. remains confident in the international monetary fund following the sexual assault charges its hanging director. the white house secretary says the u.s. believes the ims can still execute its mission effectively. dominique strauss-khan is due in court with charging -- charged with sexually assaulting a hotel maid worker. strauss-khan has been considered a leading contender for the president -- the french presidency. >>> right now, there's protests going on to not remove an oak tree. coming up at 8:30 in a live report, how far some neighbors are willing to do -- are willing to go to save this tree. >>> and at 11:00, jerry brown

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por dos sujetos en los angeles, ya se encuentra en un hospital del area de la bahia.---continua la polemica sobre una mujer que le inyectaba "botox" a su hija de 8 aÑos... hablaremos con un psicologo sobre los efectos que sufren los menores cuando son forzados a participar en concursos de belleza.--llevan ante la justicia a mujer de hayward acusada de encabezar una sofisticada red de robo de identidad.---el gobernador de california revela su nuevo plan de presupuesto, el cual incluye un aumento de impuestos a los contribuyentes. --hace un año, la primera mujer llego a la presidencia de costa rica... hoy, "laura chinchilla" estara en nuestros estudios.---y veremos Ómo, en algunos casos, no tener una licencia de manejar se convierte en una pesadilla para los indocumentados, que son enviados a su pais de origen con un "boleto sin regreso".---lo esperamos en noticias univision 14 a las 6. (♪). >> como recordarán recientemente presentamos el caso de un padre que le quemó las manos a su hijo para castigarlo, y esto ocurrió en república dominicana. >> el verdugo fue

los angeles county is a land of sprawling development. with development comes hundreds of square miles of concrete, leaving no way for water to naturally soak into the ground. in areas of such widespread urbanization, flooding can be devastating. man: back in early 1930s, there was a flooding that took a lot of lives and property. as a result, the city of los angeles, in order to protect future flooding in the city, they decided to take the los angeles river and make it a flood control channel. they concreted the walls of the river in order for water to get to ocean much faster. narrator: cities throughout southern california converted natural rivers to these concrete channels, part of their storm drain systems. this allowed expanding development without the need for large flood plains. kharaghani: the los angeles river is approximately 51 miles. concrete reduces the size of the river that you need to carry the water because it speeds up the flow of water. if you'd like to remove all the concrete and to have natural system to carry the wa

the third son was detained in los angeles. prosecutors say the money was used to buy guns and promote the pakistani taliban. three others are charged with distributing the money in pakistan. >>> it isn't a sudden surge of water but in the end the results of it just as devastating in louisiana's cajun country. army engineers opened more floodgates at the morganza spillway. it will divert millions of gallons of water to the atchafalaya basin. this is an effort to spare new orleans and baton rouge. thousands of acres will likely be flooded under some 20 feet of water. 25,000 people could be affected. randall pinkston has our report. >> reporter: the bayham store is butte larose is one of more than 10,000 homes and businesses in cajun country sitting inside the morganza spillway. >> how deep are they predicting it will be? >> about 12 feet, 12 to 14 foot right here. >> reporter: the army corps of engineers opened the floodgates of the mississippi on saturday. thousands of acres inside the spillway are already flooded. and water wi

mid-to-upper 60s around san diego and los angeles. if you want any time for warmth you have to go to palm springs where it's sunny and 83 today. eric has more news. >> thank you very much. you are about to meet a marine corps vet who went to the first gulf war in 1991 and brought back inescapable memories of it. since then he put memories down, good and bad, not on paper but ceramics. this is artist aaron toole and what he calls throwing cups. in his home studio he fashions blob of clay to beverage cup with a message. for me being in war i have to talk about the violence. >> every cup has a design related to war or weapons, violence and the military. but he doesn't sell them. he gives them away. more than 10,000 so far. >> my wife calls the art war awareness art. >> he was in operation desert storm and where he saw the fear, violence and kay yas of combat -- chaos of combat and decided it's where american public should see what it's like before sending young men and women to war. >> i don't care so much whether you are for or against

tavis: we met for the first time months ago in los angeles. ailey was coming through los angeles. i always go see it on the first night. i was blown away by your piece that i saw for the first time. >> thank you. tavis: it is hard to talk about dance on television because you have to see it and feel it and television does not do justice. tell me about this peace, the hunt, that i saw for the first time. >> this came out of my martial arts background. i studied martial arts before a steady dance. i was a soprano in the church choir. i was into the arts. in my neighborhood, you had to kind of stepped up. i decided to take martial arts as a way of building some self- confidence. when i got into dance, i brought some of the same properties. the intensity of it is very visceral, very immediate, the percussion, and everyone relates to protection. i created this work that has to do is some sense of competition and camaraderie and i wanted it to be four men. i wanted the skirts that almost like you go out fits in a way. i also was saying something about our masculine and feminine side and

. >> tonight the los angeles police prepare to prevent a repeat of what happened in the dodger stadium parking lot on march 31st, the night bryan stow was attacked by these two men dressed in dodger gear. stow wore a giants jersey. this is the first time the giants have been back to dodger stadium since the beating during the home opener. >> it is an isolated insurance department. -- incident. >> still a heavy police presence. even the players noticed a change in security since march 31st. >> there has been a lot more police officers out there. it is being surveyed a lot better than what it was before. >> investigators hope tonight's game will bring in more tips. they are handing out fliers with the suspect's sketches. a special office in the stadium has also been set up where fans can come and report anything they may know about the attack. >> right now los angeles police officers are following up on roughly 500 leads, and there is a $200,000 reward being offered. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thanks, lisa. >>> three crew members escaped with minor injury when's

the break in the case comes after as many as 20 los angeles detectives spent six to the. revealed just a short time ago. >> and the break in the case comes after as many as 20 los angeles police detectives spent 6,000 hours investigating leads. in the end, it came town to just one good tip. >> the los angeles police swat team with bull horns and guns drawn moved into an east hollywood apartment building around 7:00 a.m. one of two men believed to be responsible for the beating of brian stow came out without a fight. charlie beck heard from his chief of operation this is morning. >> and he said the words i've been waiting for for seven weeks. he said that we had brian's assault suspect in custody. >> the arrest comes 52 days after the santa cruz father of two was pummeled and kicked while leaving the season opener at dodger stadium. >> i've said this is an absolute priority of ours. our officers have been working day and night to find these individuals. i said back then that we would, and we have. >> a reward eventually reached $200,000 and helped reach tips that went nowh

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. # el fervor también se hizo sentir en los angeles, donde los católicos recibieron con beneplácito la beatificación del papa peregrino, a quien le profesan un cariÑo muy especial por su consagración, su ejemplo de vida y su pontificado!! vamos con magaly ortiz, a la catedral de nuestra seÑora de los ángeles para que nos amplíe!! adelante..# gracias magaly..y para ver más detalles de la beatificación del "papa viajero", entre a univisión.com y marque la uniclave: juan pablo segundo. # por supuesto que en polonia, su tierra natal, con gran orgullo le rindieron homenaje a quien llaman "juan pablo el grande!! decenas de miles de personas ocuparon santuarios en todo el país para ver la ceremonia de beatificación, y se congregaron en la ciudad donde nació el admirado pontífice, que es el más sagrado de todos los polacos. # en lugares tan distantes como australia, cientos de personas se reunieron en la catedral de santa maría para festejar la beatificación, con misas especiales y música!! y en filipinas, donde el pontífice tiene muchos seguidores y donde fue frustrado un co

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casey wian is live in los angeles this morning. when the couple announced they would be splitting and living separately but didn't say they would be divorced but tongues were wagging, why now. now we have the answer. >> absolutely. it's hard to believe that schwarzenegger could become even more controversial after his two terms as california governor, than he was during, but he has. "the los angeles times" as you mentioned reporting before he ran for office in 2003, schwarzenegger fathered a child with a member of his household staff. according to a statement he gave the paper, quote, after leaving the governor's office, i told my wife about this event which occurred over a decade ago. i understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. there are no excuses and i take full responsibility for the hurt i have caused. i have apologized to maria, my children and my family. i am truly sorry. it was only a week ago that schwarzenegger and his wife maria shriver announced they had separated after