and now she's back in l.a. to join us tonight for the new book which is called "the watch me: a memoir." i am honored to have her back on this program. you kept your word, and thank you for doing that. my pleasure. >> i want to -- there's so much i want to talk to you about. i'm glad i've got a full show and can do three or four nights with you given what you have in this book. i think i want to start our conversation with where your book essentially ends. i want to begin where you end. w this wonderful line reminded of an irish phrase. when you are faced with an obstacle on the hunting field it is said that you must first throw your heart over it before jumping." that's powerful. >> well it's some -- it means that you expect a good result, you know. if -- if you fear the fences, it's more likely that you're going to get entangled. so i think optimism, strength forward motion, that's -- that's the way i like to go. >> yeah. where did that spirit of falling come -- of forwarding come from? >> very much from my f

and the l.a. beast reveals what makes him a bit -- how the raw omelet challenge will have you coming out of your shell. >>> the most cowardly lowdown dirty people there are a bullies. nobody likes a bully. a couple of videos come to us from australia. a bus stop in australia. you can see they're waiting for the bus. this guy comes up from behind and just targets this guy. he gives him a shove and they get him in the corner there's a guy in the back videoing it all. he tries to fight back and gets quickly thrown to the floor. this is when the kid loses consciousness. the bully is a 15-year-old kid who they haven't been able to name because meesehe's a minor. he's the son of a football player in australia. >> they caught him and they know who he is they're punishing him. >> he pleaded guilty in children's court and they gave him probation, which didn't sound like enough. >> the second video also bullying but somewhat funnier. there's marty from madagascar minding his own business. this guy has a pro

l.a. beast did 60. but blum gum is a fan of dr. seuss. >> this cat in the hat is about to do 72 green eggs. >> take the eggs blends up the wasabi inverts himself, just like the beast did, and start to chug eggs with wasabi. >> that's going to burn. >> they can't keep escalating this because someone's going to die, okay. it's like 72 eggs shocking amount of wasabi. what is the l.a. beast going to do. >> it's not over guys. >> 72 eggs. let's make green eggs and ham. >> no he's going to vomit them back and make an omelet out of vomited green eggs and wasabi and eat it again. >> this has gotten to be ludicrous. >> my goggles. >> the egg is in your court. >> don't try this for real. me and beast are professionals. don't do this. it's not good for you. it's going to kill you. >> everybody, gather round because it's time to give away ipad mini. >> you need the buzzword need to be 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button. >> enter facebook twitter, both do it on each every si

la policÍa de los l.a. justificÓ la invitaciÓn conferencia y escolta que dio al criminal convicto y asegurÓ que tenÍa propÓsitos educativos para que los asistentes supieran cÓmo funcionan los grupos que amenazan la regiÓn. bueno el jefe de la policÍa de l.a. admitiÓ esta noche que fue un error el haber patrocinado la conferencia con el ex sicario de la mafia mexicana. el presidente de la comisiÓn de la posiciÓn felina pidiÓ investigar el hecho y un vocero del alcalde pidiÓ un informe completo de lo sucedido, ilia. >> vemos lo que se desprende de investigaciÓn estaremos pendientes, muchas gracias. no es usual que mÉxico pida a sus habitantes que no viajen a los ee.uu. pero el brote de sarampiÓn que comenzÓ en un parque de diversiones en california y que sigue aumentando encendiÓ la alarmas sanitarias en al menos dedos estÁ fronterizos mexicanos, jaime garcÍa nos dice cuÁl y nos habla de las advertencias. >> autoridades de salud del estado fronterizo de mÉxico emitieron una alerta sanita

ius don't leave l.a. for three o four monthsand i'm in my house or, you know, in the case of david in david's office and we're working together. but is really three or four months. once t resrcis done, i can sit for three months and pretty much cnkut the writing. and then once i do that i turn it into my itor an the editing process begins, and i terally down to e wire on the maya book, i literally turned it into a couple wes before christmas to lite brown. my edito has now, so wre goin through the edits and revisionson that just in time to get it out ouor april but usually about three months. >> hos lda, minneapolis. good afternoon. >> caller: yes, good afternoon toou too. i have auestion, o course, for mr. smiley. d i have t questions and they relate directly to your book "death of a king," because i heard your lecture a week or so ago. you spokeow about how martin luther kg went tobj and criticized him think, in the oval office andrged him sort of speaking truth to power. and i just wondered, i don't fe

por ejemplo una carta el jefe de la policÍa de l.a. citÓ google donde el presunto homicida de los dos oficiales ramos y liu usÓ la aplicaciÓn. >> para uno esta bien pero para ellos no. >> inhabilitar dicha caracterÍstica dice serÍa inÚtil porque los oficiales se exponen en cualquier lugar con su uniforme. >> es su trabajo de todos modos quÉ tiene que tengamos una aplicaciÓn que ayude a buscar. >> weiss es inmensamente popular es gratis y tiene mÁs de 50 millones de usuarios en 200 paÍses. google nos enviÓ un comunicado en el que explica que sus ejecutivos tienen en mente la seguridad de los policÍas pero al mismo tiempo la aplicaciÓn comÚnmente conocida como weiss tambiÉn ayuda a que los usuarios tomen precauciones en zonas donde hay emergencias u oficiales de la policÍa para que tengan cuidado al conducir en l.a. california, salvador durÁn. >> en pensilvania una mujer enfrenta cargos por robar una patrulla de la policÍa y conducirla a 80 millas por hora mientras se encontraba esposada. origino una persecuciÓn que du

una de las personas muriÓ la policÍa de l.a. dicen que khnight se entregÓ luego de contactar a su abogado. la polÉmica resoluciÓn del ministerio de la defensa venezuela que autoriza miembros de la fuerza armada para reprimir las manifestaciones ha generado reacciones. la medida es rechazada por opositores al gobierno de maduro y grupos defensores de los dd.hh. francisco recogiÓ opiniones en caracas. >> un guardia nacional abre fuego sobre una protesta. una imagen que pudiera dejar de ser un delito en el paÍs por una resoluciÓn del ministerio de la defensa que establece un nuevo esquema de control en la manifestaciones autoriza uso de armas de fuego. >> una resoluciÓn del ministerio de la defensa violar la constituciÓn a cerrar en cuanto a utilizar armas para atacar al pueblo esto no tiene precedente. >> una resoluciÓn que causa una gran polÉmica en la oposiciÓn y grupos defensores de los dd.hh. y que violarÍa expresamente el texto constitucional que prohÍbe el uso de sustancias tÓxicas y uso de armas de fuego de la

por ejemplo una carta el jefe de la policÍa de l.a. citÓ google donde el presunto homicida de los dos oficiales ramos y liu usÓ la aplicaciÓn. >> para uno esta bien pero para ellos no. >> inhabilitar dicha caracterÍstica dice serÍa inÚtil porque los oficiales se exponen en cualquier lugar con su uniforme. >> es su trabajo de todos modos quÉ tiene que tengamos una aplicaciÓn que ayude a buscar. >> weiss es inmensamente popular es gratis y tiene mÁsÁ de 50 millones de usuarios en 200 paÍses. google nos enviÓ un comunicado en el que explica que sus ejecutivos tienen en mente la seguridad de los policÍas pero al mismo tiempo la aplicaciÓn comÚnmente conocida como weiss tambiÉn ayuda a que los usuarios tomen precauciones en zonas donde hay emergencias u oficiales de la policÍa para que tengan cuidado al conducir en l.a. california, salvador durÁn. >> en pensilvania una mujer enfrenta cargos por robar una patrulla de la policÍa y conducirla a 80 millas por hora mientras se encontraba esposada. origino una persecuciÓn que

it's all from digging out a subway in l.a. let's check it out. [ ♪ music ♪ ] . >> reporter: it's called the miracle mile, a stretch of los angeles defined by deco cool and modern museums. now its future is defining it's prehistory orric past. >> we've gone down 70 feet, 330,000 years. >> from the sub way to the sea - a treasure trove of ancient goodies has been uncovered, proving the sea was here. >> 300,000 years ago this was all ocean, and it had flooded a forest and it was cool and it was nice - much nicer than 100 degrees today >>> jim scott is the palliantologist on the site. >> these fossils are 180 years old. there's a lot of cold water clams. on the right is a gooey duck and washington clams - we have them off the coast of california, but further north. the presence of these cold-water clams tells us that we had much cooler waters 300,000 years ago. we are getting amazing things from this shaft. >> reporter: that subway shaft is across the street from the la brea tar pits, the richest ice-age fossil site in the wor

l.a. is a big city for food trucks. they are really, really starting to grow. >> i feel like in this economy you really have to make your fortune for your self. >> the truck is a much smaller value. >> for example. >> you are all in. it is a lot less than brick-and-mortar. melissa: how do you break that down? >> everything that includes the truck. melissa: you bought your trucks, right? >> you are actually buying something of value. you can build it to your specs. melissa: yeah. >> why is it more important? we can go to the markets. melissa: you have gone on to have a brick-and-mortar store out in l.a. >> we have. melissa: what makes these guys different as entrepreneurs? >> great passion. staying married to it and keeping that momentum is very hard. it is contagious. they are all replicas of them. they have that high energy. they have the people skills. melissa: it is a pretty specific concept. you took in $250,000 in sales. what makes this concept for off that much cash or says other businesses? >> the quality of prod

available from avis in select cities such as miami, l.a. and las vegas. laura, back to you. >> i don't think you need to be having a mid-life crisis to want to rent a maserati. >> who wouldn't want to drive a maserati. hopefully they pay the tickets, too. the eastern half of the nation bracing for a bitter arctic blast. in minneapolis it's ten degrees below zero and all public schools there are closed. in most places it's not just the cold, it's a dangerous windchill. advisories are in effect for a large part of the northeast with strong winds that can lead to frostbite for the unprepared. the windchill in some places may reach 40 below zero, and it's expected to be colder than that tomorrow. >> wow, what a difference from our neck of the woods, certainly for today. >> not just minneapolis i think either, laura. chicago as well. a lot of areas in the midwest affected by the cold front. >> everywhere east of the rockies, good morning to you, sam, laura, at home. hopefully you're getting ready to kick off the mid-section of the workweek and can sometimes be

it's beautiful. 80 degrees in san diego yesterday. 84 in downtown l.a. just about as warm as our warmest spots in the country yesterday in south florida. not exactly chilly in the northwest, 40s and 50s is nothing to complain about. it doesn't look like the rainy season will return at least any time soon. we do cool it off after a very warm day today, back in the 70s for los angeles. as far as san francisco goes we may have a chance of some showers towards sunday. we don't have any big rain. this is the rainy season. we like to get a storm every now and then. all of a sudden now, another little dry spell. >> somebody in the country has to have nice mild warm weather, let it be the west coast. thank you very much. >>> entertainment news now. next super hero is actually the smallest. the first trailer from marvel's "ant man" premiered yesterday. in it we got the first view of the miniature hero. >> mtv's "teen mom" star had to go to the hospital yesterday. lip injections went wrong. >>> justin bieber is kicking off 2013 in his underwear. >> i did that same

un detective privado bastante peculiar en el colorido l.a. de los finales de los 60 Época marcada por el acogido del trÁfico de drogas terminarÁ en medio de una gran intriga tras la visita de su ex y luego su misteriosa desapariciÓn, brolin encarna a un corrupto teniente de la policÍa que se la pasa comiendo bananas congeladas cubiertas de chocolate. cuÁntas tuviste que comer? >> sabes fuimos a ben y jerry y habÍa una caja de cristal con bananas congeladas me dieron nÁuseas es una gran idea cuando lo empiezas va a ser que el personaje las, todo el tiempo y luego inventas que tenga una en cada mano una vez que termina la pelÍcula. >> no more. >> para katherine wathers es uno de principales papeles de su carrera tuvo que hacer un desnudo. >> cÓmo te preparas para una escena desnuda tan largas? >> la gente asume que es difÍcil confiesa pero las cosas que mÁs te dan miedo son trabajar con material malo, compaÑero de escena que no te apoyan, los actores confesÓ, cuando tienes un material fantÁstico como este y una escena tan complic

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it is 38 in l.a. right now. it is 36 in phoenix. and 33 in vegas. this is without any winds at all this is the actual temperature itself. so a very cold air mass still over in the entire west. not exactly warm in boise either. san francisco, a little bit of breeze windchill feels like 44. we're at 25 windchill in vegas. not a lot of wind out there right now in l.a. san diego and phoenix. any little breeze and you'll feel it. so bundle up this morning heading out. if you're sitting outside for the rose parade they are hardy souls. a long long couple of hours. the winter storm warnings continue. we got snow in northern arizona and the four corner region. almost snowed in phoenix last night too. it was close. raining and 35 degrees. but right now we have snow at the four corners and in areas north of interstate 40 especially. not too bad even in flagstaff at this moment. today's forecast that storm exit slowly improves as the sun goes to work. it is a cold air mass. that's your national weather. here's a look at your fresno. so hopefully we can return

. >> reporter: we are at the l.a. county museum as they shoot their engagement photos blogging the whole time. >> i've got to ask, we're in this romantic setting. but he stalked you on facebook? >> he stalked me. he saw my videos on youtube. and my miranda videos. >> i fell in love with miranda. >> that should be a warning sign. >> i'm going to have to red flag this. >> now we're true best friends. >> he's like there's got to be more to this. he found videos of me my myself with my sister on my facebook page. he stalked me on facebook a little bit. >> stalking is a harsh word i think. i looked into her. >> reporter: they actually vlogged their first date. >> have you ever posted that anywhere? >> no we were waiting until -- >> it's a "nightline" exclusive. >> we will be getting married once i get a ring. she says my god, yes. >> reporter: in an era when traditional soap operas like "all my children" have bit the dust, this is where people are turning for serialized romance. it's not a small audience. >> how many follo

i just don't leave l.a. for three or four months, and i'm in my house or, you know, in the case of david in david's office and we're working together. but it's really three or four months. once the research is done, i can sit for three months and pretty much crank out the writing. and then once i do that i turn it into my editor and the editing process begins, and i literally down to the wire on the maya book, i literally turned it into a couple weeks before christmas to little brown. my editor has it now, so we're going through the edits and revisions on that just in time to get it out out for april. but usually about three months. >> host: linda, minneapolis. good afternoon. >> caller: yes, good afternoon to you too. i have a question, of course, for mr. smiley. and it, i have two questions and they relate directly to your book "death of a king," because i heard your lecture a week or so ago. you spoke how about how martin luther king went to lbj and criticized him i think, in the oval office and urged him

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. >> you go to l.a. and even though l.a. is struggling, you still -- they're very good at home. and you know that swaggy p, nick young is going to have a whole bunch of tricks in his bag waiting for the washington wizards. >> so big game for them, trying to go for two straight in the western conference. >> on deflategate i cannot believe they zeroed in on the locker room attendant. >> throwing the ball boy under the bus. there's video of him taking the footballs from the officials' room to some other room. >> and who would have told the ball boy to do that? right? >> i don't think he's going to go rogue on that one. >> that's all we've got time for. the cbs evening news is next. >> i'll be back with your local >> pelley: tonight the biggest city in america, the city that never sleeps, is about to shut down. the snow's getting heavier. a blizzard is on the way. and it's targeting new york and most of the northeast. from philadelphia to boston, roads are ordered closed flights are canceled, tens of millions are in the path of this potentially crippling storm. we have extensive cov

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the l.a. county sheriff says the argument ended outside a burger joint when knight ran the man over in his truck killing one of them and injuring the other. there were witnesses. let's hear from one of the people who says they heard what happened. they were out there when it happened. >> all i hear is arguing and so i turn to look out and i seen suge knight turn around and go to his car, back his car up and he put it in drive and he hit terry carter. he ran him over twice. >> you heard the name the witness says is one of the victims but sheriff's deputies have not confirmed the name of either of the victims in this case. knight's attorney told "l.a. times" that he's positive that knight will be exonerated. let's talk about suge knight. he knight constantly found himself surrounded by violence and in legal trouble much like the music that he produced. the last time knight made headlines was in august of last year ever he was shot six times in a packed hollywood nightclub during a preawards part

. >> pero ahora weiss es el objeto de crÍticas por la policÍa de ny, miami y l.a. porque considera que al exponer el lugar donde haya agentes pone en riesgo la vida de los uniformados y le exigen a google que comprÓ la aplicaciÓn por mÁs de 900 millones de dÓlares que invalide la habilidad para detectarlos. por ejemplo una carta el jefe de la lÍa decitÓ google donde el presunto homicida de los dos oficiales ramos y liu usÓ la aplicaciÓn. >> para uno esta bien pero para ellos no. >> inhabilitar dicha caracterÍstica dice serÍa inÚtil porque los oficiales se exponen en cualquier lugar con su uniforme. >> es su trabajo de todos modos quÉ tiene que tengamos una aplicaciÓn que ayude a buscar. >> weiss es inmensamente popular es gratis y tiene mÁs de 50 millones de usuarios en 200 paÍses. google nos enviÓ un comunicado en el que explica que sus ejecutivos tienen en mente la seguridad de los policÍas pero al mismo tiempo la aplicaciÓn comÚnmente conocida como weiss tambiÉn ayuda a que los usuarios tomen precauciones en zonas donde hay emergencias u ofic

in l.a. county. about half that in l.a. city. significantly more in southern california. in l.a. itself do you have a goal of what you any is reasonable to sign up over the next year or so. >> i'm striving for 220,000 which is the estimated population. if that takes us a series of years so be it but we're putting the resources behind this. it pays us back many times over every time we get somebody fully integrated. so it makes business sense and ethical sense. >> and cities remain in the litigation on the other side. >> we're looking to do an am mus brief and have a lot of other cities who stepped up saying they want to be apart of item too. we don't have local government or the federal part of the government saying oh we're against this. because if just a few voices decided to challenge. we think we can get a coalition of cities much larger and that is important counterbalance for any court. especially they may win this first round judging by what i've heard about the court it is in. but it

he was also commissioner for boston and l.a. police department. crime in new york city continued to fall in 2014. homicides fell to the lowest since 1963. yet the nypd confronts challenges. thousands of new yorkers have taken to the streets to focus -- protest against the nypd's approach to policing. they responded to the staten island grand jury's decision not to prosecute the death of eric garner. there has been a widening between police, police unions, and the mayor, who expressed solidarity with some protesters. tensions peaked after the killing of two officers last month. offices turned their back on the mayor at funerals. they also had a significant slowdown in arrests and summonses. recent numbers show enforcement activity is rising, but still short of last year's levels. the washington post wrote "the spirit of community-police partnership has been damaged in new york and around the country, but the best model for how to heal the racial and critical divide is bratton's onwn experience." i'm pleased to have bill bratton back on this program

we created the counterterrorism capability in l.a. it runs a close second to the capabilities here in new york. most american cities don't have the resources we have here. it is a growing threat, a growing concern. >> the question has been raised, whether because of limited resources that the paris police had been forced to cut back on some of the things they wanted to do. >> that's some of the early stories. we are now going into the analysis of the investigation. could it have been prevented the assault of the two brothers, the assault on the grocery store. they will attempt to determine what can be learned going forward. one of the earlier stories was because of a variety of budget issues, other issues, the resources of the french intelligence service had been reduced. that potentially becomes an issue for america, as we see cutbacks particularly at the federal level. >> and concerns about privacy, whether surveillance goes too far. >> exactly. the controversy with snowden. but, in new york, our capacity has not been reduced. it ha

they could be heading to l.a. police led quarters. >> the spectacle reeled a record number of viewers. including the lead detective on the case. tom lange was blindsided by the news. >> next thing we hear, we're sitting in the squad bay. simpson's on the tv. tv? what's he doing on tv? i flip it on. we have this slow speed chase. >> what was going through your mind at that point? >> you hear people say surreal. well, there is such a thing. i didn't believe it. but there is. it's kind of like you're in a daze. >> we're good to stay with this. obviously the car is not exceeding the speed limit. the california highway patrol has another helicopter, could be police helicopters trailing it. but nobody is pulling this car over. and we could only guess as to why not. >> victim ronald goldman's father, fred goldman, had his own ideas. >> i thought quit following him on the freeway. do what you would do with any other fleeing felon. he's a fugitive. he's running. take him down. i don't mean take him down, shoot him and kill

jaime garcÍa desde l.a. las reacciones de mÉdicos y autoridades. >> el brote de sarampiÓn iniciÓ en disneylandia entre el 15 y el 20 de diciembre se extiende y cruzÓ la frontera hacia mÉxico. >> el problema es que una vez que agarra el sarampiÓn especialmente los niÑos de menos de 12 meses tiene un riesgo a tener inflamaciÓn del cerebro, encefalitis que puede causar la muerte. >> el director de salud de orange donde se encuentra disneylandia sospecha que los primeros portadores de la muy contagiosa enfermedad ya la han propagado a la poblaciÓn general. ademÁs de orange se reportan contagios sarampiÓn en l.a., san bernardino, san diego, riverside, ventura y alameda asÍ como los estados de washington, colorado y utah del otro lado de la frontera en mÉxico. Él dijo que otras preocupaciones es que la nueva generaciÓn de mÉdicos no ha visto casos de sarampiÓn y puede confundir los sÍntomas facilitando su propagaciÓn. >> es muy contagioso con sÓlo tocar algo el virus puede quedar ahÍ por dos h