he had a rocky reception when he joined the l.a. galaxy, but after proving his worth and increasing the marketability, everyone has heard of l.a. galaxy thanks to david beckham. the attendance increased by 7%. that is a huge proportion. if you think about baseball, ice hockey, american football, they were huge sports over there in america. mls is rather a minority support. david beckham has tried to improve the image. it is seen as something that is very much -- for example, david beckham during his time with l.a. galaxy on the previous deal picked up injuries. it is a good thing for him to stay of the there. his family is over there. what do you think about the move? >> a lot people have heard of l.a. galaxy thanks to david beckham. in america, a lot of people have heard of david beckham because of l.a. galaxy. >> david beckham is a very good businessman. david and victoria, as a pair. tried to increase the support of their. the deal includes a role for him if he wants to play at the london olympics. >> he will play a central role

it's tough when they too are coming in l.a. an inflow of money l.a. sorely needs as it struggles with a massive budget crisis we should be more concerned with legitimate issues whether than others like porn actors actually using condoms and there are plenty of issues there have been nearly four hundred thousand foreclosures in l.a. county since two thousand and eight and today more than fifty thousand people are homeless official unemployment hovers at twelve percent the real rate likely much higher census numbers show that nearly one in five in los angeles are living below the poverty line and close to a million people receive food stamps something for the city to think about well it plays condom police in los angeles ramon glynn though r.t. . so i want to talk about this what does this mean when law enforcement comes into your bedroom well for more on this the man who brought you the story artie's own ramon glendower he's in our l.a. studios and ramona i talk a little bit about i mean i think it was really important that you showed yes this is going

. >> both cal and stanford, thinking, beat l.a. twice, and seth curry back from a one, game absence. the looked good against >> some 40,000 new state laws take effect tomorrow in california, self of the new laws involve driving and parking. starting january 1st, drivers cop viced of three or more devise could have their driver's license suspended for ten years, a change to the child passenger safety seat law requires children to ride in a car seat or booster seat until age eight. and start rg tomorrow, evs must be plugged in for refueling when occupying an ev designate it parking space. >> another new law in san jose, ban on plastic bags and a restriction on paper. paper bags can be handed out by restaurants and nonprofit organizations. retailers can sell paper bags for ten cents apiece. >> a north carolina man tried to leave a wal-mart store with a whole lot of change but instead he landed in jail. he tried to use a fake one million dollar boil pay for 4 '$6 were the o goods. he was arrested. the largest bill ever made was the $10

mostly sunny, 69 in l.a. >>> let's check the national forecast. latest satellite picture shows clear skies over the south. cloudy over nung new england. more clouds in the northwest and the northern part of california. >>> in sports this morning, a thrilling and historic men's final at the australian open. it was a sweat drenched endurance contest between nadal and djokovic. they battled it out for almost six hours. that made it the longest grand slam singles final ever. djokovic came out on top. he's now won three straight grand slam titles. >>> in basketball, the bulls, almost take one from the heat. take a look. lebron james makes the highlight reel jumping over john lucas. he's only 5'11" by the way to make the slam. derrick rose drives the lane, takes the turn around jumper to decide the game but ends up missing. the heat hold on to beat the bulls. >> 97-93. >>> the nuggets cory brewer takes a half court shot at the third quarter buzzer. rudy fernandez is there for the no look tip-in. but even after all that, the clippers beat the nuggets 109

in addition to the dozens of cars that have been set on fire "the l.a. times" reporting nine new fires overnight. hours after police released surveillance video of a person of interest seen leaving a parking structure in hollywood where one of the fires started. they burnt in several neighborhoods. police should lock their cars and leave carport lights on at night. there is a $60,000 reward. >>> manhunt continues for the killer of a park ranger at mt. ranier national park in washington state. 34-year-old margaret anderson gunned down yesterday while trying to stop a driver who ignored a checkpoint at the park. dozens of officers are combing rugged, snowy terrain in their search. they are looking for 24-year-old benjamin colton barnes, an iraq war vet believed to have survivalist skills. he is suspected in the shooting of four people hours earlier near seattle. >>> other stories making news early today in america. for folks in arkansas, 2012 began with the same mystery that kicked off 2011. for the second straight year, a flock of dead birds fell from the

>> l.a.! -- l.a. craig: l.a.? get off! another case solved, g.p. good night, everybody. 11:00 p.m. stay connected 24/seven wherever you are. the show starts now. this is 9 news now. >>> four in every 10 iowa republican voters are still saying today they haven't decided for sure how they will vote tomorrow. the lead has switched hands repeatedly as voters there become infatuated and then disenchanted with frontrunners who peaked too soon. gary nurenberg is here with the final day's push. >> did you watch the ball drop in times square saturday night? they played frank sinatra saying if i can make it there, i can make it anywhere. in iowa this winter it seems everyone has been to borrow the lyric, a number 1, top of the heat for just a few days only to be replaced by somebody else. the lyric most will be singing 24 hours from now is if i can't make it there, i'll make it somewhere else. latest poll romney 24, paul 22, san to your knowledge 15 -- santorum 15, gingrich 12. gingrich dropped by half. the number surge can mean a money surge. >> we have been able to raise more money here ov

the vigilance of the l.a. sheriff's reserved deputy this morning on sunset boulevard and fairfax avenue lead to a traffic stop which allowed law enforcement to take the suspect into custody. i would like to announce the coordination of the bureau of alcohol, fire, and explosives, which sent a team of agents to assist with the investigation. all of these agencies continue to work around the clock to investigate a 52 arson fires we have experienced since friday morning. it costs to -- it caused about $3 million in damage. by no means is this investigation complete. based on the saturday evening news conference held by the arson task force and video images and distributed to the media, the task force revealed tips from the state department and the u.s. marshals service, which aided law enforcement in identifying the suspect. around 3:00 a.m., the serbs department obtained a 24-year- old man named harry and work who was charged with arson and is currently being held without bail. we expect as the investigation con

her deportation hearing took place in l.a. just before christmas. of course, that possible motivation doesn't explain everything. arson experts say there's often deeper pathology at work too. >> sometimes a sexual gratification, sometimes it's just empowerment. >> reporter: sexual gratification. >> yes, they get sexually gratified by the power of the sometimes it's to control their habits. >> reporter: whatever may have motivated this arson spree, l.a. officials tonight communicated in no uncertain terms they take this very seriously. if. >> if you're considering committing a similar act of arson know that we will find you. we will arrest you and we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. >> reporter: despite today's arrest, authorities are taking no chances continuing extra patrols and urging hollywood residents to keep the lights on in their carports just in case. i'm david wright for "nightline" in los angeles. >>> our thanks to david. coming up next the latest from iowa on what some would call down and dirty politics and a late surg

the l.a. police chief charlie beck. >> i will not get into the details of any statements he made. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney office says burkhart's mother dorothee was arrested on 19 counts of fraud. the officials say her son, a german national himself, grew so agitated at one of her hearings, he had to be escorted from court. the next day, the arson spree started and when this surveillance video was broadcast, u.s. deputy marhals recognized the figure immediately. the man who nabbed him, though, sherman lalazari is being hailed a citizen hero. pcity and the department and he i think it's just a big relief that everyone can kind of go to sleep tonight and still be vigilant but just kind of sleep well. >> reporter: he is a reserved deputy, an attorney by trade, who had been volunteering. >> i went on a ride along with the west hollywood sheriff's station when i was pretty young and loved what i saw and loved what they did. >> reporter: west hollywood's mayor says he was paid just a dollar a

l.a. today, 74. one of the warmer spots in the nation. that's ati a temperature right around 70 degrees today. and mostly sunny. looks like two more nice days and changes in the west. >> yeah, i can't believe snow for seattle. and we are not even getting it here in the big apple. i have to scratch my head on that one. >> a lot of people haven't. >> it's crazy. feel better, bill. >> i'm all right. >>> crocks take a bite out of holiday sales. trouble for twinkie makers and the oracle of omaha dares republicans in congress. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus shocking revelations of one of hollywood's most famous clan. >>> coming up, the celts and mavs go down to the wire, overtime in san antonio and kobe does it again. you're watching "early today." >>> very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. in syria a french tv cameraman has been killed after news people were attacked with grenades while being led on a government-spon

blake griffin had 22 points and 9 assists no l.a. newly acquired chris paul added 20 points as the clippers beat the rockets 117-89. >>> this is something you very rarely see. tim howard, an american goalie, playing in the british premier league, actually scored a goal. yes, a goalie scored a goal. howard's win-blond clearing kick from the box took a high bounce into the goal. it is just the fourth time a goalkeeper has scored in that league's history, but howard's team ended up losing 2-1. hey, he still made history. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and police say the suspect in the arson fires in los angeles may have set similar fires back in his native germany. by a fashion photograp. then we asked them to try dove visible care. a revolutionary line of body wash with the highest concentration of nutrium moisture. visible care makes skin visibly more beautiful in just 1 week. ♪ when they saw how much more beautiful and radiant their skin looked with dove visible care... there was only one questi

her deportation hearing took place in l.a. just before christmas. of course, that possible motivation doesn't explain everything. arson experts say there's often deeper pathology at work too. >> sometimes a sexual gratification, sometimes it's just empowerment. >> reporter: sexual gratification. >> yes, they get sexually gratified by the power of the fire. sometimes it's to control their habits. >> reporter: whatever may have motivated this arson spree, l.a. officials tonight communicated in no uncertain terms they take this very seriously. if. >> if you're considering committing a similar act of arson know that we will find you. we will arrest you and we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. >> reporter: despite today's arrest, authorities are taking no chances continuing extra patrols and urging hollywood residents to keep the lights on in their carports just in case. i'm david wright for "nightline" in los angeles. >>> our thanks to david. coming up next the latest from iowa on what some would call down and dirty politics and a lat

. >> reporter: while everything inside this l.a. cafeteria may be nutritious. >> it tastes bad t looks bad t doesn't even look like it's real food. >> reporter: few students have anything good to say about l.a.'s healthier lunch menus. >> the healthier it gets, the more disgusting it is. >> reporter: some can barely describe what it is. >> it's called like a barbecue sandwich. but it kind of looks like an imitation sloppy joe. >> reporter: it wasn't supposed to be this way. for the past ten years the los angeles school district has been working to overhaul the menu. first to go, canned sodas. then came the push for fresh fruits and vegetables which today account for 19% of total spending, up from just 2% in 2005. old stand bys like corn dogs are out. turkey burgers are in. moves hailed by ucla newtitionist wendy slusser. >> it is common sense to serve a child healthy food. the big question is why aren't we all doing this. and it is because it is a shift. and where we were and change takes time. >> reporter: taking time to change is

an inflow of money l.a. sorely needs as it struggles with a massive budget crisis we should be more concerned with legitimate issues whether than others like porn actors actually using condoms and there are plenty of issues there have been nearly four hundred thousand foreclosures in l.a. county since two thousand and eight and today more than fifty thousand people are homeless official unemployment hovers at twelve percent the real rate likely much higher census numbers show that nearly one in five in los angeles are living below the poverty line and close to a million people receive food stamps something for the city to think about what it plays condom police in los angeles. r.t. . all right so this could be a story about the changing face of porn but in many ways this is also a business story a story about regulation enforcement and big big money as we heard in the report fourteen billion dollars so i want to talk now to someone who may have the best idea about how much of an impact this new law will have

there have been . >> police in l.a. are questioning a person of interest in that string of arson fires. >> there have been there's 55 fires in -- at least 55 fires in carports and garages. >> reporter: that person of interest was detained here on sun set near fairfax. he was actually found inside a dodge mini van. witnesses say that dodge minivan did have d.c. plates. this is video of that man taking away into custody. he was a middle aged man with a ponytail. police earlier yesterday released a security video of this man who looks like this description from and underground parking on the north side. the man was suspicious and spotted in two separate security video. this person of interest was detained after the most recent overnight hire on alfred street here in west hollywood. so far, 55 fires were started, 45 in los angeles, 9 in west hollywood and one in burbank. you can see it's a very active scene out here and it's been incredibly noisy fight for folks who live in west hollywood. it's been noisy four days as siren

. >>> a firebug captured in l.a. >>> good morning, it is tuesday, january 3. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> it's early, frank. don't worry about it. >> it is 4:30. very early. >> i'm grace lee. we start with traffic with gianna. >> we actually have fog advisories for our bay area bridges including the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, and the benicia bridge, carquinez bridge, as well. so use caution. limit visibility this morning. we'll get you a live shot of the bridges in a few minutes. no accidents, lots of fog. >> visibility with the fog less than a quarter mile in some parts of the bay area but by the afternoon that's long gong. temperatures heating you want. the best day of the week, 70 tomorrow afternoon, cooling off into thursday. temperatures heating up. state dry into the weekend. just getting it going. >> can't push it to 70 yet? >> getting close. might be couple of places that top out. >> thank you. >> republicans will cast their first ballots in the 2012 presidential election. susan mcginnis joins us from des moines as candidates pl

downtown l.a. 84 degrees or 82 in downtown l.a. phoenix, 77. salt lake city hit 50. mild up the coast, but more clouds to deal with. we aren't quite as warm as everybody else. and this morning, clear skies, clear temperatures over the rockies. another don't day. another big storm system rolling up to british columbia. that's where the storm systems have been this winter. a mild pattern through the middle of the nation. all storms go to the north. keeps air locked up to the north. and mild pacific air across the country. today, not quite as warm as yesterday. 66 in vegas, a slight chance of ut by s in areas like portland. winter standards, not too bad. most areas will remain dry. weekend forecast looks to be dry and on the mild side. >> no cold air out there 74 degrees in los angeles. >> not a lot of chilly air. >> for people in l.a. that's like 20. >> that's being spoiled. >>> jobs pick up, barnes & noble bummer and be careful paying bills over the phone. >>> and chris brown's interesting strategy for avoiding blowups when asked questions he doesn't like. >>> coming

i can't do math at this hour. 2:41 in l.a. let's take you to l.a. big story. >>> the natalie wood case being he invigorated by reporting a few months ago. new details. now we're hearing strange reporting in "the l.a. times" that detectives have found no evidence of foul play in her death. we're going to tell you why that may not be the definitive word in just a few moments. >> remember wood drowned back in 1981. the actress was on a boat with her husband actor robert wagner and actor christopher walken. she somehow fell off a boat. now investigators are trying to figure out how that happened. cnn's carin winter is live in los angeles. she's been talking to the sheriff's office saying the investigation is not over yet. they say it's open. people think it's closed. what's going on? >> reporter: absolutely. i can tell you because cnn has independently confirmed this, that the los angeles county sheriff's department is not closing the books on this case. steve whit more with the l.a. county sheriff's department told me last night, as of right now, this

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or new york and be reviewed by a theatrical reviewer by the l.a. times or the new york times otherwise are documentary doesn't tell others it doesn't count it in the new documentary disposed to be cool and edgy and kind of not established meant the fact that now the new york times or the l.a. times has to review them just kind of makes one percenters documentaries failed or hating the m.p.a. even all nerds are only one or so but only if i'm wrong or maybe i've missed out but like do we have way too many documentaries out there is this like a problem that i'm unaware of in our society when it's all that too many too many unique voices. well that's one of their arguments in the using here is that certain people certain documentaries try to get through by putting out a theatrical trailer without actually having you know intend to do nearly ended with the internet all and it's absurd you don't need the new york times and the l.a. times in order to review or to review something in order for it to be considered just ok should we do i think we're going to

give us the tape. >> the l.a. county sheriff called the video disturbing and said it's under investigation. >>> and a former australian airline employee came up with a controversial proposal to increase fuel efficiency federal airlines. charge overweight passengers more to fly. tony webber said the more weight a plane has to carry, the more fuel it burns and overweight passengers should have to pay a surcharge to fly and that skinny people should get a discount on their tickets. when he was at quantas, the airline doesn't give his proposal any consideration. >>> coming up, a new study shining a light on the conflict between the rich and poor in america. >> wait until you hear what folks here in the nation's capitol think about the widening wealth gap. >>> and a big grocery store chain makes a major announcement about the stores closing. we'll tell you if you have to find a now place to shop. >>> and tonight, we're learning about who alerted the fda about low levels of funky side in orange juice -- fungacide in ora

. >> police in l.a. release a new video overnight showing a person of interest, suspected of setting more than 40 fires. are they close to solving this case? >>> also this morning, manhunt. a ranger gunned down in mount ranier national park. >>> what is a caucus and how does it work? we'll show you. >>> good monday morning, everyone. happy new year. happy to 12. this is my new tv wife, the new permanent coanchor of "world news now" and "america this morning." >> where's my tv ring? it's good to be in new york. >> it's good the have you, welcome aboard. >> there is an important new clue in a search for a serial arsonist. >> police are asking for the public's help. abc's abbie boudreau reports from los angeles. >> reporter: surveillance video of a person of interest, as investigators search for the serial arsonist responsible for a series of fires set throughout hollywood. >> these are kept public safety fishes up at night. >> reporter: it's being called the worst string of arsons in l.a. >> i could have d

>> l.a.! -- l.a. craig: l.a.? get off! another case solved, g.p. good night, everybody. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> the battle for iowa on the eve of the caucuses. how candidates are changing their tactics to try to pull out a win. >>> a brutal machete attack leaves one dead and another injured. why the second woman is a suspect. >>> the monkey swiped from the sf zoo is safe tonight. what zoo keepers are doing to beef up security and what they admit they can do little about. good evening, i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken. the republican presidential hopefuls are hours away from their first big test of the 2012 presidential election. >> the iowa caucuses take place tomorrow and the race is just too close to call at this point. manny is in des moines where the candidates spent one last day rallying their supporters. manuel. >> reporter: it was a busy day here, dana. we are in the final hours here in iowa. mitt romney is predicting a victory. newt gingrich admitted today that he is likely to lose here, but it is stil

it's tough when they talk on you know an inflow of money l.a. sorely needs as it struggles with a massive budget crisis we should be more concerned with legitimate issues whether than others like porn actors actually using condoms and there are plenty of issues there have been nearly four hundred thousand foreclosures in l.a. county since two thousand and eight and today more than fifty thousand people are homeless official unemployment hovers at twelve percent the real rate likely much higher census numbers show that nearly one in five in los angeles are living below the poverty line and close to a million people receive food stamps something for the city to think about well it plays condom police in los angeles ramon lindo r t r well this could be a story about the changing face of porn but in many ways this is also a business story a story about regulation enforcement and big big money as we heard in the report fourteen billion dollars so i decided to talk to somebody who may have the best idea about how much of an impact this new role will h

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an l.a. homeboy, like me. we are here to support you and to administer the oath of office. let me and the bible to fabi ola, and we would get to the zero of office. please raise your right hand, place your left hand on the bible. i want to tell you a brief story. the reason why we ask persons taking an oath of office to raise their right hand is because, in england, we needed to know if the person had committed any felonies. in those days, if you had committed a felony, one of your digits had been cut off. i do not know if you can see, but he has all of the digits intact, so far so good. [laughter] george, if you would repeat after me. i, and george gascon, do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states, and the constitution of the state of california against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and i will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states, and to the constitution of the stick california, and i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that i will well and

until then, good night from l.a. thanks for watching and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on cronenberg on "a dangerous method." >> every community has martin luther king boulevard and the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street, but a place for wal-mart to stand together w thank you. ♪ captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

sunny in l.a. too. 74. >>> in sports this morning. nba action. big night for the l.a. clippers. visiting miami. chris paul scored 27 points with 11 assists. including a no look pass to blake griff infor the alley-oop. later mario chalmers. lebron james for the jam. late into the third period, it went into overtime. tied 86. a missed goal tending call. 95-89 was the final. >>> here in new york, showed his stuff with a drive and a one-handed jam. carmello anthony in this one. he dropped 27 points, enough for the knicks to snap the win streak. 85-79. college hoops no. top ranked syracuse, led the orange against villanova. a reverse layup. all of this early in the game. at the half, darden had a long buzzer beater to put syracuse up by 19. in the second, waders scored on a transition jam. we're going to sit and watch. yes, sir. syracuse wins 79-66 to remain undefeated 18-0 on the season. then a hard fought game in auburn. drove for a layup and a foul. late in the game, lamb pass to anthony davis for an alley-oop. wildcats win 68-53. when we come back on a thursday morning, new hope

until then, good night from l.a. thanks for watching and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on cronenberg on "a dangerous method." >> every community has martin luther king boulevard and the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a st,tree but a place for wal-mart to stand together w thank you. ♪ captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

or new york and be reviewed by a theatrical review or by the l.a. times or the new york times otherwise are documentary doesn't tell others it doesn't count it in the new documentary disposed to be cool and edgy and kind of not established meant the fact that now the new york times or the l.a. times has to review them just kind of makes one percenters documentaries failed or hating the m.p.a. even all nerds wrote only one or so but only if i'm wrong here maybe i missed all but like do we have way too many documentaries out there is this like a problem that i'm unaware of in our society when it's all that too many too many unique voices. well that's one of their arguments in the using here is that certain people certain documentaries try to get through by putting out a theatrical trailer without actually having they don't you know intend to do really entered with the internet all and it's absurd don't you the new york times and the l.a. times in order to review or to review something in order for it to be considered. ok should we do i think we're goi

reporter: l.a.'s experience shows kids will only eat food that's good for them if it's good. >>> roberta gonzales in the house this sunday night with our workweek forecast. >> we're going to serve up our live hi-def doppler radar because we are beginning to pick up a little light precipitation in the north bay, just a little bit. in fact, look at the green on the screen as it makes advancement toward the far reaches of the north bay. i'm going to go ahead and zoom on in so you can get a good look at it. it's just very light rainfall that is falling around highway 1 in between welsh landing and bridge haven. that's about it. mostly cloudy skies, temperatures today anywhere from 68 at sfo to 71 in salinas. now we're into the 40s and 50s and not as chilly overnight as it has been because of that blanket of clouds. upper 30s santa rosa, napa, sonoma, low 40s around the santa clara valley into willow glen and 40s common around the peninsula and seashore. for your morning commute rise and shine with an off

they sweep both l.a. schools as well and improve to 12-2. stanford women, they are now 2-0 in pac-12 play. cal starts 0-2, beaten by usc74-54. and the lions rolling here in the first half. alex osbourne inside. 37-20, lmu gone. 50 points second half. michael williams driving for two. anthony ireland, three-pointer here. he would end up making the game-winning lay-up in overtime. the thriller, 77-76. saint mary's men hammered pepperdine, and the women used an 8-0 run to end the game and beat byu saturday's kraft fight hunger goal. ucla and illinois at&t park. jerry rice, a pat on the butt. i like this. illinois kicker from the bullpen to mccuff have you cove. he likes it. terry hawthorne likes this. stepping in front of the pass. read it perfectly. 39 yards, 10-7, illini. five minutes to go. here's the big play of the game. nathan, a hole in the ucla defense. aj jenkins, 60 yards. illinois lost six straight and end on a high note. the pac-12, 1-4 in the season. >> we knew we were coming into this game. our defense is good and their defense is

diana alvear, all the way from l.a. now here in new york for the week. >> good to be here. >> caffeinated. still awake. a good sign. >> i'm awake. yes, i am. >> half the battle. >> good morning, i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm yunji de nies. >> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm cecelia vega. happy halloween. >> welcome on board. >> good to have you here. >> good morning, i'm -- >> smiling. her final day on "world news now." before he goes to l.a. good friday. >> good morning, i'm rob nelson. a new partner in crime. sitting in for a few weeks. welcome, sunny. >> thank you, thank you, so happy to be here. >> it is your last day. everyone. >> oh! my goodness! you guys are going to make me cry. >> there you go. >> sunny's last day. >> oh. thank you. i have had so much fun on this show. the crew is just amazing. dan, you are amazing. rob has been a pleasure to work with. you guys are going to make me cry. >> we put -- >> did you scare the lovely ladies away? >> scared them all off. >> i'm beginning to think it's you