in the city of l.a., -- in the city of l.a. there are four in the city of san francisco for reporting requirements. recently, in the month of april, actually, the city of l.a. increase its contribution limits. two months ago, they were lower than san francisco. now they are higher. for city council and controller and city attorney's office in l.a., the limit is $3,400. it is $1,500 for the mayor's office. both of those are higher here. that could be interpreted in different ways, of course. one of the ideas that the ethics commission communicated with that they wanted to offset some of the infinite expenditure entities and their contributions by allowing individuals to make higher contributions. reporting requirements are lower in l.a. and they are here. every thousand dollars worth of expenditures have to be reported within -- i believe it is 24 hours. the threshold or the trigger for reporting requirements by the same entities is $1,000. another difference is in l.a., those reports have to include all contributors to the inde

in the city of l.a., -- in the city of l.a. there are four in the city of san francisco for reporting requirements. recently, in the month of april, actually, the city of l.a. increase its contribution limits. two months ago, they were lower than san francisco. now they are higher. for city council and controller and city attorney's office in l.a., the limit is $3,400. it is $1,500 for the mayor's office. both of those are higher here. that could be interpreted in different ways, of course. one of the ideas that the ethics commission communicated with that they wanted to offset some of the infinite expenditure entities and their contributions by allowing individuals to make higher contributions. reporting requirements are lower in l.a. and they are here. every thousand dollars worth of expenditures have to be reported within -- i believ it is 24 hours. the threshold or the trigger for same entities is $1,000. the another difference is in l.a., those reports have to include all contributors to the independent expenditure into t

in the city of l.a., -- in the city of l.a. there are four in the city of san francisco for reporting requirements. recently, in the month of april, actually, the city of l.a. increase its contribution limits. two months ago, they were lower than san francisco. now they are higher. for city council and controller and city attorney's office in l.a., the limit is $3,400. it is $1,500 for the mayor's office. both of those are higher here. that could be interpreted in different ways, of course. one of the ideas that the ethics commission communicated with that they wanted to offset some of the infinite expenditure entities and their contributions by allowing individuals to make higher contributions. reporting requirements are lower in l.a. and they are here. every thousand dollars worth of expenditures have to be reported within -- i believe it is 24 hours. the threshold or the trigger for reporting requirements by the same entities is $1,000. another l.a., those reports havto include t expenditure into t that gave $100 or more, an

excuse me, l.a. has 19% and san francisco, 76%. much higher in san fncof the did raising is prohibited by contractor principles, and subcontractors in los angeles. they are not spelled out in the san francisco coach, while fundraising by contractors -- excuse me, contributions by contractors is prohibited. fund-raising by their principals and subcontractors is not prohibited in san francisco. there are some compliance costs tat are considered qualifying expen work towards getting the expenditure ceiling. in san francisco, there are some cash contributions can only be made for less than $25. for here, and his less than $100. those have less information about the contributor. in terms of education, the city of los angeles publishes a contributor that -- died. san francisco does not. it is on the website of theethit have anything comparable year. we have guides for candidates, of course, as does l.a. in terms of enforcement authority of the ethics commission's, they are similar in both cities. penalties of $5,000 or three times the va

. >> the district attorney for l.a. county moves quickly. indictments are announced. >> l.a. p.d. officer lawrence powell, timothy wynn, theodore brisano and sergeant stacy cune have boon indicted with assault with a deadly weapon. >> racial tensions continue to mount. is there so much publicity and anger, the officer's trial is moved out of l.a. to the predominantly white community of simi valley. author and journalist, lou cannon covered the rodney king controversy for the "washington post." >> i was very concerned for what was going to happen both because of the demographics of simi valley and the demographics of the jury. >> february 3rd, 1992, exactly 11 months after rodney king's controversial arrest, the trial of the four white officers charged in the beating gets under way. >> immediately after this incident, you made a call for a r rescue to ambulance, didn't you? >> yes. >> armed with a videotape as a star witness, rodney king feels a conviction is all but certain and justice served. >> i just knew it would be served. i didn't think i needed a johnnie cochran to win that

. >> the district attorney for l.a. county moves quickly. indictments are announced. >> l.a. p.d. officer lawrence powell, timothy wynn, theodore brisano and sergeant stacy cune have boon indicted with assault with a deadly weapon. >> racial tensions continue to mount. is there so much publicity and anger, the officer's trial is moved out of l.a. to the predominantly white community of simi valley. author and journalist, lou cannon covered the rodney king controversy for the "washington post." >> i was very concerned for what was going to happen both because of the demographics of simi valley and the demographics of the jury. >> february 3rd, 1992, exactly 11 months after rodney king's controversial arrest, the trial of the four white officers charged in the beating gets under way. >> immediately after this incident, you made a call for a rescue to ambulance, didn't you? >> yes. >> armed with a videotape as a star witness, rodney king feels a conviction is all but certain and justice served. >> i just knew it would be served. i didn't think i needed a johnnie cochran to win that c

. >> the district attorney for l.a. county moves quickly. indictments are announced. >> lapd officer lawrence powell, timothy win, theodore briseno and sergeant stacey koon have been inditd with assault with a deadly weapon. >> racial tensions continue to mount. is there so much publicity and anger, the officer's trial is moved out of l.a. to the predominantly white community of simi valley. author and journalist, lou cannon, covered the rodney king controversy for the "washington post." >> i was very concerned for what was going to happen both because of the demographics of simi valley and the demographics of the jury. >> february 3rd, 1992, exactly 11 months after rodney king's controversial arrest, the trial of the four white officers charged in the beating gets under way. >> immediately after this incident, you made a call for a rescue to ambulance, didn't you? >> yes. i did. >> armed with a videotape as a star witness, rodney king feels a conviction is all but certain and justice served. >> i just knew it would be served. i didn't think

frank salerno was an l.a. sheriff's homicide detective at the time. >> the traditional way of looking at serial killers is looking at an m.o., modus operandi. the killer gets into a habit or pattern he's comfortable with. in this case we weren't seeing that. we had victims whose throats were cut, beaten with tire irons, victims who were choked, victims who were shot. he was all over the place. >> after searching the ran-sacked crime scenes, however, investigators begin to detect a pattern. >> one of the common threads was the fact that a .22 was used in a number of cases, and we had a shoe print. >> the print found outside a window at one of the crime scenes is from a size 11 avia training shoe. gill carillo was another detective working the investigation. >> there wasn't enough physical evidence to know for sure if there was a serial killer. so the cases were continued to be investigated independent of each other as opposed to a task force. >> for nearly two months the killer seems to vanish. but on may 14th

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the man whose videotape beating in 1991 by members of the l.a. police department sparked a nationwide debate on police brutality and race relations drowned. francis coe has details. >> reporter: rodney king who became the center of a national discuss in the early 1990s has died. >> preliminarily it appears to be accidental. >> reporter: he was found by his fiance in a pool in california. >> officers went in a pool and removed had mr. king. >> reporter: king was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead. in 1991 video emerged of l.a.p.d. officers beating king following a high speed chase. four officers were charged with assault. their acquittal a year later rocked los angeles and led to one of the most destructive riots in u.s. history. the violence lasted three days, killed 55 people, and left large parts of los angeles ablaze. >> can we all get along? >> reporter: those five words are part of king's legacy. a plae for peace in the midst of ramging violence that tore through los angeles. in the 20 years that followed rodney k

if you are in l.a. with 800,000 students, with a school that has 1200, you may have 4 or 5 or even 8 kindergarten classrooms. of those, you might be able to pull out a quarter of your kindergarteners and make them tk-ers and have a classroom. for us, that is not true because we do not have the space and we do not have enough students. even after three years of tk, we would have only had, if you average it out, we would not have enough tk-ers for one classroom. if you take 1000 students, 70 elementary sites, average it out and you have about 15 tk-ers. are you starting to see the issues here? >> very complicated. >> yes. these are all the little things we have been working with for it very robust pre-k for our county. not necessarily true in other counties. why can l.a. implement so easily and not us? it is because we are two different systems. we have different issues we have to deal with. what does all of this mean? here we are, trying to put together this new 25% of a grade. in the middle of it, the g

hey, l.a. hot shots, is this how you do it in l.a.? you come in the third quarter?" and i'm like, "hey, guys. hey, guys." "l.a. phonies!" " you know? then we sit down, and i'm -- chris rock's a little bit of an l.a. phony. i keep it real. eah. >> i'm doing fist bumps and making it rain and doing all that cool stuff. and they like that. and then we sit down there, right -- i mean, i can't believe how good they were 'cause we just sat rig and then the dude next to me -- we were starving from work, so i go, "dude," 'cause i'm such a [ bleep ]. i go, "hey, man, can you score us some food? do they have food down here?" he goes, "i think so." and i go, "can you kind of maybe go snag us some?" he goes, "well, i'm the owner of the celtics." and i go, "oh, my god, aah. oh, so you're hooked up. so, maybe two cheeseburgers." like, i didn't even take a beat. i was like, "no, dude, we're starving." so, it wound up being good. but, you know, it's hard to root for them because everyone knows -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah, well, you're a phoenix suns fan, right? >> yeah, 'cause i grew up in

., they actually attempted to kilt victim in l.a. there was a shooting there. >> reporter: the two will be back in court on monday in this case. i will tell you we will have more coming up tonight at 5:00 when ktvu's rob roth will continue the story. live in san francisco, i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. >>> oakland police are investigating a homicide. a victim with at least one gunshot wound was found around 1:30 this morning at mountain boulevard and joaquin miller road right near my way 13. it is believed that the victim is a woman. police have not released details of the homicide or the struck tim's identity. >>> about 100 people are gathered at the san jose courthouse in support of a vietnamese activist. the protesters say that lee tong should be given leniency. they say he should not be sentenced for splaying a chemical sub sentence into the face of a ville napese singer. >>> as can you see from news chopper 2, firefighters poured water on a one-acre fire. a battalion chief says this is the third fir

maybe she can get the metro system to go to the l.a. memorial coliseum, where she will learn how to be a trojan span. chairman nolan: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. welcome to the new director on this board. goodbye to debra johnson. but left to her -- good luck to her. coming to the issue about the cabs, look at this and other way. pride week in san francisco, half a million people. we had a lick very comfortably. -- we handled it very comfortably. the u.s. open was going on at 40,000 people, there was hardly a need for 100 cabs. the rest of the cabs were all over the city working very well. this cup is not a big deal. fleet week, half a million people in this town. who says we need more calves? sh me the reasons. -- more cabs? show me their reasons. we do not need more cabs. the people they're telling you, they have financial interests. it is not in the interest of the drivers. there will not be half a million people in the world cup. that is not the kind of -- even the final of the baseball, we handle it very comfortably. t

maybe she can get the metro system to go to the l.a. memorial coliseum, where she will learn how to be a trojan span. chairman nolan: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. welcome to the new director on this board. goodbye to debra johnson. but left to her -- good luck to her. coming to the issue about the cabs, look at this and other way. pride week in san francisco, half a million people. we had a lick very comfortably. -- we handled it very comfortably. the u.s. open was going on at 40,000 people, there was hardly a need for 100 cabs. the rest of the cabs were all over the city working very well. this cup is not a big deal. fleet week, half a million people in this town. who says we need more calves? show me the reasons. -- more cabs? show me their reasons. we do not need more cabs. the people they're telling you, they have financial interests. it is not in the interest of the drivers. there will not be half a million people in the world cup. that is not the kind of -- even the final of the baseball, we handle it very comfortably.

>>vicki: riots broke out after three l.a. police officers were caught on tape for the beating of rodney king. at least 50 people were killed during the riots in the millions of damages. >> the suspect here keeps screaming, he is innocent. this is video from the l.a. riots nearly 20 years ago. a police motorcycle cop fire fans completely went up in flames. you can see the officer's standing around being taunted by people of the storm. one man ran up to an officer and hit him from behind before running off with. the officer is wearing motorcycle boots and could not kept the suspect that he tried. police were standing guard in front of stores. car windows were smashed along with ms. kipper dispensers knocked to the ground. protesters flooded the streets of downtown with signs. riots, protests and what seemed like total mayhem went on into the early morning hours. >>justine: the fbi has released its 200011 preliminary crop reports. violent crime is down and most large bay area cities compared to 2010. here is a look at some of th

the l.a. kings, doc, this past summer by general manager dean lombardi, as dustin williams hoists the cup for the second time. first time with the carolina hurricanes. the aggressiveness of dean lombardi, going out and getting a guy like mike richards, bringing in simon gagne, the big trade during the season. you made mention getting jeff carter. but when you start making moves like that, it puts pressure on a lot of people. but when you brought in mike richards, you slotted your center iceman the way they needed to. . you had kopitar, richards and stoll, in addition to a guy like colin fraser. two former philadelphia flyers. the hand offfrom rioff from ric teammates last year in philadelphia. carter went to columbus. and then traded during the regular season. >> mike: dustin penner's second time. from southern california, with the anaheim ducks. he played well. >> mike: there's a guy that will have a lot of hardware because the conn smythe is heavy. and so is the stanley cup. drew doughty. is

. >> the l.a. kings beat new jersey devils, lots of bummed out fans, when he returned back to work, he found his cubical like this. we're only seeing the outside, and that's the tip of the iceberg. look at what his co-workers did to his work space. i think they bought all of the available l.a. kings per khan diez currently on sale and put it in his cubical. look at all of the little flags. there's an l.a. kings door mat leading into his cubical. >> will they pay for his therapy sessions after this. [ bleep ]. >> i have to say if the steelers get to the super bowl this year, and they lose. and i come back and my thing is -- just put out an ad because i'm quitting. we won't be friends any more. >> steven a fan of the prank unless it's about him. >> a tutorial on how to celebrate midsummer swedish style. so after the swinging -- pardon me. >> what kind of event is this. >> i meant singing, see what they do, next. a zip line with a paraglider at the end, and >>> other the weekend, the folks in sweden c

. >> the l.a. kings beat new jersey devils, lots of bummed out fans, when he returned back to work, he found his cubical like this. we're only seeing the outside, and that's the tip of the iceberg. look at what his co-workers did to his work space. i think they bought all of the available l.a. kings per khan diez currently on sale and put it in his cubical. look at all of the little flags. there's an l.a. kings door mat leading into his cubical. >> will they pay for his therapy sessions after this. [ bleep ]. >> i have to say if the steelers get to the super bowl this year, and they lose. and i come back and my thing is -- just put out an ad because i'm quitting. we won't be friends any more. >> steven a fan of the prank unless it's about him. >> a tutorial on how to celebrate midsummer swedish style. so after the swinging -- pardon me. >> what kind of event is this. >> i meant singing, see what they do, next. a zip line with a paraglider at the end, and now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. m

kings are 10-0 on the road and they are heading back to l.a. let's tee it up at the memorial. tiger woods has won the event four times. he is in the hunt. came roaring out of the gate. here a long birdie putt. finds the bottom of the jar, tied for the lead. took a lunch break and bogeys and sabatini is a shot back. birdie on 9 and adam spencer made incredible shots including this chip in. he is 54-hole leader. >> second round of the ppga classic, stacy ties the tournament 36-hole record of 130 with a 65 today and then here the approach. she is 12 under, six shots ahead of the rest of the field. >> california and alabama, golf semis, one up on this one. great approach. texas beats oregon in the other semi, so it's alabama and texas for the title. good to see tiger back in the hunt. >> can't wait to see it. >> we continued tomorrow morning at pga a.m. we're always on at abc7news.com and on facebook and twitter. >> have a great night.

the aggressiveness of the l.a. kings, doc, this past summer by general manager dean lombardi, as dustin williams hoists the cup for the second time. first time with the carolina hurricanes. the aggressiveness of dean lombardi, going out and getting a guy like mike richards, bringing in simon gagne, the big trade during the season. you made mention getting jeff carter. but when you start making moves like that, it puts pressure on a lot of people. but when you brought in mike richards, you slotted your center iceman the way they needed to. . you had kopitar, richards and stoll, in addition to a guy like colin fraser. two former philadelphia flyers. the hand offfrom rioff from ric teammates last year in philadelphia. carter went to columbus. and then traded during the regular season. >> mike: dustin penner's second time. from southern california, with the anaheim ducks. he played well. >> mike: there's a guy that will have a lot of hardware because the conn smythe is heavy. and so is the stanley cup. drew doughty. is

i originally moved to l.a. because i did want to travel for work as often as i was and living in new york and the second i moved to l.a. i started going to london nonstop to do movies so -- >> jimmy: you like it there in london. >> i do. i like it a lot. >> jimmy: what's the best thing about living in london. >> my favorite thing about england is their commitment to -- the way they stand behind their reality tv shows. >> jimmy: the reality tv shows. what do you mean stand behind them. >> i'm a television addict and personally really enjoy reality tv and i love how you go there and it'll be like "big brother" time and the entire country is talking about "big brother" and it's headline news what happened on "big brother". >> jimmy: for real? and we're the dumb ones? somehow how is that? >> i know. >> jimmy: what's your favorite of the english reality shows? >> i like "how clean is your house". >> jimmy: what is that? >> these two british ladies go and surprise really, really dirty -- well, not dirty but people wh

beaten by l.a. police which led to the l.a. riots. four white police officers were hitting him with wooden batons and a stun gun. those officers were acquitted which is led what led to the l.a. riots. kane famously pleaded can we all get along. this morning he was found dead in his swimming pool. so far, no signs of foul play. he was recently known for being on a tv show celebrity rehab talking about his struggle with substance abuse. we don't know whether or not that played into his death. he was 47 years old. >> let's take one last look at the weather. we expect a relative cool down today. >> foggy hanging around the coast, not expected to go too far inland. 64 at sfo, 72 in santa rosa. >> we have a new world record set by surfers in san diego. >> the surfing dog competition set the record for the most dogs surfing on one board at the same time, 20 dogs. thousands of people showed up to watch. happy father's day thieu, thanks for joining

. >> the l.a. kings beat new jersey devils, lots of bummed out fans, when he returned back to work, he found his cubical like this. we're only seeing the outside, and that's the tip of the iceberg. look at what his co-workers did to his work space. i think they bought all of the available l.a. kings per khan diez currently on sale and put it in his cubical. look at all of the little flags. there's an l.a. kings door mat leading into his cubical. >> will they pay for his therapy sessions after this. [ bleep ]. >> i have to say if the steelers get to the super bowl this year, and they lose. and i come back and my thing is -- just put out an ad because i'm quitting. we won't be friends any more. >> steven a fan of the prank unless it's about him. >> a tutorial on how to celebrate midsummer swedish style. so after the swinging -- pardon me. >> what kind of event is this. >> i meant singing, see what they do, next. a zip line with a paraglider at the [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more and m

the federal taxpayer has to pay for the l.a. school district? >> bob: give money to planned parenthood -- >> andrea: they probably figure there is plenty of money sitting at planned parenthood. >> greg: if you can have planned parenthood why not have adoption service there? what is wrong with that? >> dana: great point. a few years ago some of the military recruiters were finally allowed back on some campuses, they had been denied that for several years. people said that wait, what about equal time? taxpayer funded school. everybody should have a chance. as the adoption clinic on the same site? >> andrea: this is crazy. this is school. they're supposed to be reading and writing, arithmetic. we wonder why they fall behind the chance. >> bob: they are reading, writing, screwing -- >> andrea: terrible attempt at alliteration. >> bob: before planned parenthood, 32 positive pregnancy test in the school. after planned parenthood, nine. that says -- >> greg: but i paid for that. >> eric: everyone at the table paid for that. >> bob: you don't pay for th

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the os lose 13-1, so they drop 2 straight to l.a. the birds have lost 6 of their last 8 games. >>> the struggling cleveland indians are in town tomorrow for a 4-game series. you can see the if ially here on sunday, masn on wjz. the indians were swept 3- straight by the yankees, but the indians knocked out petit. literally. petit will be out 6 weeks with a broken ankle. >>> baltimore swimmer michael phelps continues his drive towards his fourth an final olympic games, already with the most medals in history, he wants to punish with even more, and fellow american ryan lofty could be phelps' toughest competition. swimming side by side at the olympic trials, lofty and phelps facing off in the finals of the 200 meter freestyle. phelps will reach the wall first, winning by 5 one- hundredths of a second. phelps finished second to lofty on the 400 im on saturday. he is a busy man this week. and we hope the os can get busy scor,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the company that brought us pong, asteroids, and breakout is set sell battery its 40th b

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tests >>vicki: the man at the center of the l.a. riots -- l.a. riots is dead. his fiancee phantom at the bottom of his wine pool this morning. >> nearly two months after the 20th anniversary of the l.a. riots, rodney king was found dead. his fiancee it's laced a 911 called early sunday morning. he was found at the bottom of this woman called and pronounced dead at alcosta. >> a drowning investigation is being conducted. preliminarily there is no sign of foul play. >>vicki: here's a look at the rises for its april 29th, 1992. >> in this video, litters climbing through the broken glass of storefront windows, stealing merchandise into running off. all of this happened in downtown san francisco on the day the rodney king verdict was announced. dozens of cops on motorcycles and on foot flooded the streets of downtown san francisco making hundreds of arrests like this one. >> what seemed like total mayhem went on into the early hours. >>vicki: a soldier from san diego has died while serving in afghanistan. the staff sergeant was on patrol friday when his unit was att

. >> reporter: the l.a. zoo's chief veterinarian. >> do you guys pay the going rate or have insurance? >> we're very fortunate. >> reporter: so when rhonda the rhino was diagnosed with cell chance no carcinoma -- >> she's appreciative of it. look at that. >> reporter: now rhonda is cancer-free. but acknowledges the similarities between animals and humans does have different complications, for instance, what does ubiquity mean? >> maybe it's an argument against it because we show more zpags. compassion. >> animal testing is a really important and complicated issue. and there's no question that the debate will continue. >> that's your opinion? >> i really can't give one because it's a very complicated nuanced question. >> reporter: should the hippocratic oath apply to hippos? dr. horowitz refuses to say. >> zoobiquity is in stores now. >>> we go under cover to reveal the potential danger of spray tanning. follow the wings. [ male announcer ] if you think any battery will do, consider this... today training dep