angeles on south side, by west los angeles, a neighborhood known as west los angeles. and it's easily accessible, i should say, on the north side by sunset boulevard and obviously the famous sunset boulevard and wilshire boulevard and the freeway of this is an area of la los angeles that's very accessible, tens of thousands of students still in session at ucla, craig, as we hear from law enforcement sources los angeles police department is going on a citywide tactical alert. >> a sprawling campus, roughly 420 acres, we're told. if we could bring back up the right side of the screen there, i do want to let our viewers and listeners know what we're look ing at there. can we get the picture back or did we lose that picture? again, this is the view from the helicopter of our local affiliate. we just saw a number of officers who appeared to be some of the tactical members of law enforcement there, we saw them there in their vests. i could not tell from this vantage point whether their weapons were drawn but we see a number of emergency vehicles. in fact, it appears as if we

>> just in here from the los angeles newsroom from the los angeles news department, a little bit more information about who these two people are who have been shot. lapd has confirmed two males were located suffering gunshot wounds. the lapd is also saying they're continuing a methodical search, their words, of campus and surrounding areas, however, no additional suspects have been seen. part of the reason, just speaking to pete's reporting about why this may be taking so long, ucla is a campus, hundreds of acres with tens of thousands of students and one campus wide lock-down would affect an area in westwood, california, that touches four different neighborhoods of los angeles the campus of ucla is so big. again, i want to touch on what you and pete have been menti mentioning about the idea this may have been over quickly. some people might ask why is the fbi there? i know you just said there is a federal facility, federal bui building, residents of los angeles know you pass by it everyday. it's a huge facility that houses the fbi and you heard the commanding officer the lapd's publi

abusos sexuales entre primarias de los Ángeles. la policÍa anunciÓ que joaquÍn dÍaz asistente de maestro de niÑos con cuidados especiales fue arrestado presuntamente por abuso infantil contra dos pequeÑos estudiantes de entre 10 y 16 aÑos de edad. >> tengo mi reino y me gustarÍa que algo así me pasara con hijos, no los protege mucho, los traes a la escuela para que estÉs bien, si algo pasa es muy difÍcil. salvador: la policÍa confirmÓ que las pequeÑas vÍctimas contaron a su padre sobre el abuso y los padres hicieron la denuncia la policÍa. el sospechoso de 44 aÑos fue arrestado en la semana pasada. le fue impuesta una fianza de 3 millones de dÓlares y enfrentar cargos criminales por abuso sexual. >> me siento mal porque aquÍ estÁn mis niÑos en la escuela, no es correcto lo que vieron del maestro. >> que traten de investigar bien, lo que necesitan hacer para llegar a lo Último, lo que sucediÓ. salvador: ante los escÁndalos que se han visto involucrado las escuelas pÚblicas de los angeles el superintendente a

at los angeles. how long ago did the first word of the shooting incident on the campus of ucla come about? when did we learn there was this incident? because it's now, what, 1:47 p.m. here on the east coast. 10 1 10:47 a.m. in los angeles. >> reporter: just about 50 minutes ago. it was just before 10:00 a.m. local time that we started to get our first reports that there was some sort of possible shooting on the campus and then it was shortly followed by an alert from the campus telling students to steer clear of the engineering building. that anyone near the engineering building should avoid it. that they should shelter in place. that the campus would be on lockdown. that the lapd confirmed that there was some sort of a shooting that two victims were down. we saw an intense police response. you can see it from these aerials. officers arriving. a large number of black and whites and the vehicles we've seen have not just been campus police. it is also the lapd. a tremendous response. we've seen officer

we just heard from the mayor of los angeles. kyung, to our viewers just tuning in right now and once again we're waiting to hear from the president of the united states, president obama, about to address the nation on what happened overnight in orlando, florida. update our viewers on the second incident now that they're learning about in los angeles in west hollywood. >> this is very alarming news. what we're hearing from mayor garcetti is the santa monica police department arrested someone last night. it was a neighborhood person that led to the arrest. authorities believe this is "completely unrelated." those are the two key words we're hearing from mayor garcetti. so we're still waiting to learn a little bit more about exactly the circumstances of this to right now what we're hearing from mayor garcetti, santa monica police department arresting someone last night, a neighborhood person leading to that arrest that this appears to be unrelated to the incident in orlando. wolf? >> accord dog these reports they found explosive po

welcome to east los angeles. [applause] >> who is the most important person we are thinking about today? we are thinking about them, we are thinking about a special visitor. and that is president bill clinton. [applause] >> but more importantly we are here to learn more about why he is here, because it is so important for us to get out to vote on tuesday, june 7. let me say this. see, there you go. we need people to come out and vote on tuesday, and we need to make sure we have all of you. madres, padres. coming out to vote. tell your friends. people need to know this is the biggest game in town. right now in california and los angeles county, and we know very well where hillary clinton stands. she is qualified. who is going to be the next president of the united states? hillary rodham clinton. you know why? because she is a doer, as president clinton reminded us. i had the privilege of serving her as a cabinet member. let me tell you, when those hard decisions have to be made, she does not move. she will be ther

in los angeles. i'm shepard smith in new york. this is fox news channel's breaking news coverage of a shooting at ucla. a complete lockdown as authorities from all over the region come in and police have confirmed two people have been shot. the authorities have not said this but there are multiple reports, including from witnesses on scene and the campus newspaper, that the suspect is a young man in his 20s, dressed in black pants and a black jacket. the question now is -- where is

los angeles where ucla is on lockdown right now. a shooting happened at the engineering building. >> here we go. >> two people have been shot. thank you for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. ucla located in the western part of los angeles near two major freeways, the 405 and the 10. >> here's a live look at the campus from the chopper. again, the campus is on lockdown. and you can see that it is a heavy populated part of town. it is right at the intersection of the 405 and the 10 freeway. video shot earlier shows of the scene. final classes go on until june 10th. there's an alert citywide. once again, two people were shot and we don't know their condition at this point. >> we continue to monitor this and we continue to monitor our nbc station in los angeles. here's the tweet that was sent out to students and faculty. "bruin alert: shooting at engineering 4. go to secure location and deny entry." >> the campus is on lockdown and the school year has not ended. we have been looking into our sister station down in l

in los angeles downtown los angeles being one of them. westwood with tens of thousands of students at ucla is another center bordered by four huge los angeles neighborhoods. at any given time tens of thousands of people may be in the general vicinity, why you see the los angeles police department taking the lead over the ucla police department. >> jacob, just to clarify what you've been reporting, a note, you say a note, i'm assuming a note written by someone who took their own life, is that what you're talking about? >> reporter: again, what we're hearing from law enforcement sources is a note and gun and given what we're hearing about potential murder-suicide, that certainly sounds like a plausible situation. the specific language we're hearing from law enforcement is a note and a gun. >> the campus remains on lock-down, is that correct? we're still seeing social media posted of people barricading themselves in rooms posting pictures. >> reporter: someone i know quite well in boelter hall adjacent to the hall where this took place, as o

desde ahÍ se lo llevaron a los Ángeles. lo metieron al sistema. luego de ahÍ, en esas cuatro seis horas lo deportaron a tijuana. reportero: sospecha que lo detuvieron para que agentes de migraciÓn pudieran pasar por Él. el joven se presentÓ al capitolio este martes en apoyo a la medida conocida como el acta de la verdad. [hablan en inglÉs] el autor de la propuesta asegura que actualmente varios departamentos de policÍa y del alguacil colaboran de manera extraoficial con agentes de migraciÓn. por ejemplo, avisÁndoles cuando una persona arrestada serÁ puesto en libertad para que puedan esperar la y detenerla. algo que segÚn legisladores tradicional a intenciÓn del acta de la confianza del aÑo 2014, la cual no permite la transferencia al gobierno federal. >> esta ley es importante porque requiere audiencias localmente para que el pÚblico pueda dar sus opiniones. si debe haber un acuerdo entre el alguacil, la cÁrcel y entre los agentes federales de migraciÓn. eso da transparencia. reportero: de esta manera, asegura, se correrÍa el vaci

city of los angeles. that means officers are brought in on their off times and they respond under different commands. long and short of it, there is a lot of work ahead as they try to find the people responsible for this. adam -- i don't know what this is. adam? >> like any college campus you have protesters and guys that have their own little paintings. this guy happened to be over near where this is all taking place. you keep alluding to the situation of having such a dense area. as you look at the emt guys here that are all ready to go in their armor, pan up a little bit and show some of the areas that they have to keep an eye out for. for example a building over here is under construction. you've got buildings down the street here. it's very, very compact. so if -- if a shooter or shooters is -- or has left the area, they have a lot of places they could go. you can see here ground level. i will say that the tense situation down here on the ground has eased a tad. there isrunning around. people seem to

--'s take you live to lease lyft east los angeles. -- live to east los angeles. ♪ >> we are waiting for former president bill clinton to come out and speak to this campaign rally in east los angeles, east l.a., a densely populated area. identify aslf latino. we are expecting kareem abdul-jabbar, former nba great and basketball star. part of our road to the white house coverage on c-span. [applause] [applause] ♪ >> again we are waiting for former president bill clinton to speak to this crowd. you can see the mayor in front of the eastside boys and girls club in east los angeles. last time this location was used in the national spotlight was when the world wrestling entertainment organization held an anti-bullying rally there back in 2014. pull-up,motorcade so we assume it will get under way short. in addition to kareem abdul-jabbar, andrew johnson, another former nba star who makes his home in los angeles, will be speaking as well. live coverage here on c-span. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome a kareem abdul-jabbar. [applause] kareem: how's this? i want to welcome everybody.

you're from los angeles. you might actually be los angeles. >> i think we are. >> stephen: because you not only have in your extended family there's a real housewife, some distant kardashians are in there. your father is a famous music producer. and the two of you are in a faux reality show called "barely famous"." why not number a real reality show. that's where the cash is. >> then we would never get acting jobs again. >> we really don't want to do that. yes, you are correct with those stats about our family. and we really just never uponned to be on reality tv. so it was funny because we were sort of this, like, missing link in a family filled with reality shows. so when people would say, "why don't you guys do a reality show?" we were like we don't really want to do that. we're going to do a show that makes fun of people that do reality shows instead. ( applause ) >> stephen: okay. >> we just -- >> again, i want to point out earlier today, they applauded human waste. what-- why not? what is it-- i mean, i

. >> stephen: los angeles! >> yeah. >> stephen: los angeles! and you're so fit and attractive. >> thank you. >> stephen: is everyone in los angeles fit and attractive? because i never met anyone who isn't. >> no, we have some of those people that are not as fit or attractive, but we don't hang out with those people. >> stephen: see, that's honest. that's honesty. that's what i'm looking for in a guest. exactly. sara and erin foster, everybody. the second season of "barely famous" starts tomorrow on vh1. we'll be right back. thank you very much. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) (rustling sound effects, did we put away all the food? define all... ahhhhhhhhh! (cheetos crunching) such majestic creatures. t-mobile lets your family stream video and music from your favorite services -free- without using one bit of your lte data. and right now, when you get 3 lifones r $40 bucks each, is this my car? ck. state farm knows that for every one of those moments... what? this is ridiculous! there's one of these... sam, i gotta g

. >> and i'm amara walker in los angeles where it's 9:00 monday night. and this is "cnn newsroom." ♪ >>> the british prime minister says he has no plans to stop britain from leaving the eu. but he's still heading to brussels where he'll meet with the leaders of the bloc. his country just voted to leave, in fact. back in london, the opposition labor department continues to unravel in a full-on revolt against the leader. the economic outlook suspect improving either, as standard and poors downgraded the uk's credit rating, adding to another nightmarish day in the world markets. eu leaders will be convening in brussels in the coming hours. nic robertson is tracking the latest developments for us. what we're hearing in london, nic, those leaders there will not agree to what london wants, which is some sort of prenegotiation ahead of that exit process. >> reporter: yeah, max, that's right. david cameron is going to arrive here after lunchtime and he'll have bilateral meetings, one with the european commission president. he'll meet with the european council

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i'm isha sesay in los angeles. >> i'm john vause live in orlando. around 350 people were inside the pulse night club. many families still desperately waiting to learn what happened to their loved ones. 29-year-old omar mateen pledged allegiance to isis. his parents said he had expressed out rage after seeing two men kiss in miami but they didn't know any connection he had to the terror group. we're hearing from the gunman's father. >> he came in yesterday to see me and his mom and that was the last time that i saw him. i didn't see anything different than what he used to be. so, i'm really puzzled and am very saddened and very upset what happened there because they are my family, all those deceased people. they are my family. and those people, they got injured, i pray for them that they get healthy soon. in the united states, i gave him the best education possible. he had his own house, his own life. so, he was living separately. and we provided for him love and care the best possible way a father and a mother can provide. so, what had happened, it

former obama speechwriter jon favreau coming up next year in los angeles. -- next here in los angeles. ♪ . . mark: -- john: joining us now is former chief speechwriter for president obama and the cohost podcast,eping it 1600 jon favreau, not the director of "iron man." up do have a story headlining -- front page today that talks about president obama postural in the general election. that's what you think going to be. i know you think it's going to be a good thing. give us the contours of what your argument is. jon: he is out there today in elkhart. i think the one thing hillary has not had kinder is a united party. she has not had obama and everyone else making the case for her. once the primary is over, she will have the party behind her and obama will be an asset because he's at a 52%, 53 percent approval rating. that usually helps the candidates of the same party. i think the case against trump obama will make is a case he has made even before trump's candidacy. he's a great campaigner and great candidate, but he did not love being a candidate or campaigner. he likes governing m

>>> breaking news in los angeles, a shooting right now at the campus of ucla. police have surrounded the engineering building at the school. that is what you're looking at. >> ucla has confirmed two people have been shot. right now their condition is not known. the lapd s.w.a.t. team is on scene right now. that campus on lockdown. students and staff are being told to shelter in place, the entire campus on lock down. >>> that's right, we're seeing tweets by the hundreds. this is trending. this student right here, chelsea, is showing the alert. she was sent, "go to secure location and deny entry," sent out from ucla bruin alert. all the students got that she says, "we are sitting on floor in the class, in the dark." >> people are trying to secure doors in the dark with their belts. finals are just days away for ucla. this is not a summer campus where cool is not in session. officers are in tactical gear on the scene, heavy police presence. they'll likely start going from building to building, floor to floor, clearing each area. in the last half hour we've seen pe

gil cedillo is a los angeles city council member. when we come back, we will be joined by radio host rose aguilar to talk about other aspects of the california primary that are not getting as much attention. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. voters are heading to the polls in six states today but most of the nation's attention is focused on california, the largest date in the union. addition to the hillary clinton/bernie sanders race, voters will be deciding who'll face off in november to secede your senator barbara boxer. extra 2010 law, california voters are expected to choose two democrats, state attorney general kamala harris and yes representative loretta sanchez. to talk more about the primary california, we're joined by rose aguilar, host of "your call," a daily public affairs radio show on npr-affiliate kalw in san francisco. rose, welcome to democracy now! first, your response on ap and nbc news calling the naming hillary clinton as the d

elementos de la policÍa del campus, los Ángeles, el fbi, revisaban si los pistoleros seguÍan en el lugar. se hizo el esperado anuncio horas mÁs tarde. >> esperamos que la investigaciÓn es un homicidio entre los estudiantes. >> posteriormente se dijo que las dos personas muertas podrÍan ser un estudiante y un maestro. >> ahorita se supone que hay una carta pero no sabemos lo que dice, todavÍa. reportero: las clases y exÁmenes fueron suspendidos hasta maÑana. segÚn comentan algunos estudiantes este es un momento de estrÉs porque se encuentran en exÁmenes finales faltan solo unos cuantos dÍas para que termine el actual semestre, juan carlos gonzÁlez. ilia: de diciembre de 2012 cuando ocurriÓ la tragedia en una escuela, donde fueron asesinados 20 niÑos, se han registrado al menos un incidente con arma de fuego. enrique: regresaron a clase estudiantes en california, donde un hombre fue asesinado a balazos y otro fue herido los acusados del crimen de 16 y 17 aÑos serÁn juzgados como adultos, a vos por intento de asesinato. ilia: de bebÉ con microcefalia, es hispana, su madre vi

the gay pride parade is a very large parade here in los angeles. it backs up lots of traffic, so it brings lots of people, thousands of people come in to see that parade. i'm sure we're going to be getting a little more information on that coming into the newsroom. as soon as we get it, i'll bring it to you. i want to mention something we learned this morning about the ex-wife of omar seddique mateen. we're learning that she has spoken to "the washington post" and has told them some very interesting things. i think we have their marriage certificate we can bring up on the screen. they are now divorced but they were married for some time. she tells "the washington post," this man, omar mateen, was violent and mentally unstable and that he beat her repeatedly while they were married. she says she met him online eight years ago and decided to move to florida to marry him. she is apparently from uzbekistan. she said at the time they were married at first, their marriage was normal and then he became abusive. he would come home and beat her repeatedly b

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gil cedillo is a los angeles city council member. when we come back, we will be joined by radio host rose aguilar to talk about other aspects of the california primimary that are n not gettins muchch attention. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. voters are heading to the polls in six states today but most of the nation's attention is focused on california, the largest date in the union. addition to the hillary clinton/bernie sanders race, voters will be deciding who'll face off in november to secede your senator barbara boxer. extra 2010 law, california voters are expected to choose two democrats, state attorney general kamala harris and yes representative loretta sanchez. to talk more about the primary california, we're joined by rose aguilar, host of "your call," a daily public affairs radio show on npr-affiliate kalw in san francisco. rose, welcome to democracy now! first, your response on n ap and nbc news calling the naming hillary clinton as

autor de la masacre tenÍa aspiraci la policia de los angeles informo hoy que en horas de la madrugada detuvo a un >>la policÍa de los angeles informÓ que tuvo un sospechoso en un vehÍculo hallaron varios, rifles y material para hacer armas caseras. comenzarÍa a pocas horas el desfile gay. >> buenas tardes. nos encontramos en el desfile de orgullo gay, en los Ángeles donde hubo mucha preocupaciÓn debido a ese resto las autoridades consideraron la posibilidad de cancelar el evento. esta es la razÓn por la cual la hicieron. alguien llamÓ a la policÍa tras presenciar a un sospechoso muy cerca de la ruta del desfile. en ese lugar llegaron los agentes de la policÍa, donde interrogaron a ese sospechoso, cuando les dijo que venÍa a participar en esta celebraciÓn, les dijo algo mÁs que la policÍa no nos ha dicho que es. pero eso provocÓ que los agentes, fueran a investigar el vehÍculo del individuo. en ese vehÍculo descubrieron mÚltiples rifles, encontraron armas automÁticas y componentes para fabricar bombas caseras. tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con la capital de la pol

angeles has said if you're going in a big city, los angeles is the best place to be. man, where you going to run dto ♪ >> really, o.j. simpson as civil rights victim? it was disgusting, appalling. >> murderer! he goinger man, where to run to where he going to run to ♪ tragedy. charlie: part one of the documentary series premieres on abc saturday, june 11. the remaining parts will air on espn beginning june 14. joining me is the director, ezra edelman, former prosecutor marcia clark, and civil rights attorney carl douglas, who served on simpson's defense team. i am pleased to have all of them here at this table. welcome and welcome and welcome. why does this man and this case resonate? is it because it is a story of, what? ezra: it is a story of everything, race, masculinity, class, gender, celebrity, the criminal justice system. it is a story about america. charlie: how did you decide to do this? ezra: it is a little bit unsatisfying. i was approached by espn. they had this idea of doing something bigger and more ambitious. it started as a film and it grew over th

. >>> angustia y tensiÓn en una universidad de los Ángeles, un tiroteo deja 2 muertos y provoca el cierre y la evacuaciÓn del centro de estudios por horas. una dolorosa historia que se re fui te, la patrulla pronte riza encuentra a dos pequeÑo que cruzaban sÓlo la frontera. crece el temor a nuevas deportaciones luego que un juez pidiera la informaciÓn personal de mÁs de 50 mil beneficiarios de daca. un robot re vo rucvoluciona la problemas infarto y permiten a los pacientes regresar a una vida normal. ♪ (mÚsica)♪. noticiero telemundo con josÉ diciemÍaz balart y mar celeste a rra wrraso. >>> buenas tardes un tiroteo de la escuela de ingenierÍa en la universidad de los Ángeles california terminÓ con dos muertos, terror y caos >>> los estudiantes hicieron barrica barricadas para abrir las puertas para evitar que entrara, >>> edgardo muÑoz tiene lo Último. >>> cientos de oficiales con armas larga irrumpieron en el edificio de la universidad de california de los Ángeles, buscaban vÍctimas y sospechoso luego del reporte de un tiroteo donde dos hombres murieron. >>> skwecerca

. >> you can see the smog in our area or in the los angeles area. >> los angeles. >> a lot of that is smoke, as well. that's because of those fires that continue to rage out of control but yeah, you need a good wind to blow those pollutants out of the atmosphere. and we are going to see a lot of in a trapped very close to the surface area. it's never a good thing when you can see the air that you breathe. today moderate levels of particulate matter close to the surface except the east bay unhealthy levels because of the diablo mountain range. everything is trapped in the bowl. overcast in san francisco and along the coast. 54 in santa rosa to 67 in livermore. we're in the 60s in livermore after a high of 102 degrees on monday. triple digits in concord, clayton and walnut creek and triple digits everything east of the bay to the south morgan hill 98. but you can count on gilroy near 101. 60s and 70s will be common very refreshing at the immediate seashore. 102 danville. 102 pleasanton. 105 brentwood. 103 antioch. 60s to 90s north of the gold gold. more coming up. here's gianna franco.

los angeles, ten time tim 30 in the morning, we are waiting for the los angeles police chief charlie back to give up update. we heard from the police in minnesota about the death of a woman believed to be linked to the shooter. mainak sarkar. she was found dead in minnesota after midnight. police were called by l.a.pd to check. she was found dead of a gun shot wound. it is believed that sarkar is associated with that because her name was found on what the la pd described as a "hit list". he shot and killed william klug yesterday. and the entire campus was put on lock down as police searched for the shooter that was found dead in the complex. we'll have that update. stay tuned for that. >> well, donald trump may have to scrap the playbook that he used in the primaries according to karl rove, "will trump's mom problem" >> if he makes progress on his mom problem. message, organization and money. running a general election is different. attacking his opponents with a well chosen nickname and relying on rallies and ignoring organization and self funding will not necessarily work in a gene

this is supported by all the stakeholders, including the f.a.a., city of los angeles, los angeles rural airports, city of ontario, ontario international airport authority. it is supported by the inland and over in tion the senate, senator feinstein has introduced identical legislation and i hope the senate can quickly approve this bill after we pass it here today. there have been many people involved in this effort over the past few years. i want to thank f.a.a. administrator, los angeles mayor , ontario councilman and the rest of the ontario city council and elected officials throughout the inland empire who have restored local control of ontario airport. i want to thank the majority leader and the bill shuster for lping us move this important legislation to the house floor today. the inland empire has and continues to be one of the fastest growing regions in california and in the nation. and it's far past time we control our own aviation future. i'm confident with local control restored, ontario international airport will be a significant contributor to future economic growth in our r

the hills are on fire this evening in los angeles county. firefighters are attacking flames from the air and on the ground. 16 large fires are burning in the west. nearly 100,000 achers have been scorched. some towns haven't felt temperatures like this in decades. 123 in death valley, california. 122 in palm springs. and 121 in needles, arizona. four people died hiking in arizona. john blackstone is covering the fires. >> reporter: this afternoon two separate wildfires ignited and merged into one massive inferno in the san gabriel mountains about 30 miles north of downtown los angeles. >> there's a lot of homes here. they're really close to the fire. >> reporter: thick plumes of smoke hovered over densely populated neighborhoods as tankers rushed to snuff out the flames. a pilot captured this video while battling the fire from the air. near san diego, new evacuations were ordered as a fire burning near the mexican border grew to 1,900 acres. fire broke out sunday and forced about 800 people from their homes near the community of petraro. a h

la policia de los angeles informo hoy que en horas de la madrugada detuvo a un >>la policÍa de los angeles informÓ que tuvo un sospechoso en un vehÍculo hallaron varios, rifles y material para hacer armas caseras. comenzarÍa a pocas horas el desfile gay. >> buenas tardes. nos encontramos en el desfile de orgullo gay, en los Ángeles donde hubo mucha preocupaciÓn debido a ese resto las autoridades consideraron la posibilidad de cancelar el evento. esta es la razÓn por la cual la hicieron. alguien llamÓ a la policÍa tras presenciar a un sospechoso muy cerca de la ruta del desfile. en ese lugar llegaron los agentes de la policÍa, donde interrogaron a ese sospechoso, cuando les dijo que venÍa a participar en esta celebraciÓn, les dijo algo mÁs que la policÍa no nos ha dicho que es. pero eso provocÓ que los agentes, fueran a investigar el vehÍculo del individuo. en ese vehÍculo descubrieron mÚltiples rifles, encontraron armas automÁticas y componentes para fabricar bombas caseras. tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con la capital de la policÍa los Ángeles, este es su comentario

of his closest in los angeles. i performed a piece i had created. the irritation had grown into a life story called 15 rounds, and i would play him from the age of 18 until he is 36 ready for the rematch with leon springs. i posted it on the internet last week, footage no one had ever seen before of me portraying all doing his life for him those years ago. there were 20,000 people, but i was doing it only for him. it's one of my favorite performances i have ever done in my life. i sort of got lost in him. i did not even know where i was at the end of the performance, and suddenly, i'm backstage with another heavyweight champion, richard pryor, and priors holding onto me crying, and then i see ollie coming, and he has a full head of steam, and he looks at me, and he'd nudge mr. pryor aside, and he whispered in my ear with a big their hug, " little brother, you made my life better than it was." but didn't he make all of our lives a little bit better than they were?" [applause] that, my friends, is my history with a m

quÉ gusto estar con ustedes desde los angeles! alejandro: hoy juega el tricolor, y si hoy mÉxico gana, califica! pero hay que hablar de los otros partidos que sucedieron ayer en esta copa amÉrica centenario, que estuvieron buenÍsimos, plagados de goles. revisemos primero la goleada escandalosa de la selecciÓn de brasil. luis: 7-0. alejandro: 7-1. fue el de la honra. en el mundial, en su casa, los elimina alemania con un 7 a 1. no es que sean lo mismo, pero a fin de cuentas, el 7 a 1 ahora les favoreciÓ. fue contra haitÍ. coutinho, la gran figura, hizo tres goles. despuÉs de haber empezado el torneo de una manera titubeante, brasil golea, gana en confianza, y deja su clasificaciÓn para la Última fecha, en la que seguramente estarÁ. y con este triunfo, precisamente se convierte en contendiente al tÍtulo. ¿quiÉn se va a atrever a descartar a brasil, por mÁs mal que ande? luis: pero si hablamos de golazos, los que hubo en el otro partido. Éstos tuvieron patita. alejandro: sÍ, muy poca resistencia haitÍ, que es el prim

Ángeles con la controversia. >> miguel se muriÓ soÑando con que todos en estados unidos tuvieran el derecho de morir con dignidad. >> antes de llegar a la muerte hay un sufrimiento horrible. >> Él tenÍa 35 aÑos y tenia cÁncer cerebral, falleciÓ en puerto rico el pasado 25 de mayo, dÍas antes de que entrara en vigor el acta de opciÓn al final de la vida en california. inspirada en brittany, que sufrÍa de la misma enfermedad y fue a morir a oregon donde es legal la muerte asistida. >> yo no tengo el dinero, para ir a un doctor en los Ángeles. >> patricia que aboga por el derecho a morir con dignidad grabÓ el Último video de miguel. >> lo mÁs difÍcil para mi es saber la manera que Él muriÓ con tanto dolor. >> a partir de maÑana los doctores en california tienen la opciÓn de recetar a sus pacientes una medicina que les permita terminar con su vida en el momento que ellos consideren que por su enfermedad terminal no pueden soportar estar vivos. >> leyes similares existen en washington, montana. >> deben tener la enfermedad terminal, tienen que diagnosticar dos doctors, t

mark: her support is in los angeles and the bay area. they can really try to swell the vote in those two places. it is going to be hard for him to keep up to against one with the clintons. john: this is one of the places here in los angeles where bill clinton because of his charisma and star power he was so is hollywood's candidate. he will get a lot of airtime here. if they're willing to put him from the cameras. i think he will get on local news here. mark: the silver lining is they will split the delegates no matter what. but a win will be a win. an era when will give her and her surrogates the ability to argue forcefully next wednesday that for the good of the party bernie sanders must get out. i think people are underestimating her chances here. this could be a decisive decision to send the big dog to the big state. john: the story the clinton campaign would like to have go away. her e-mails. it is not going away yet. some testimony from a deposition about the case has been released. cheryl mills, her former chief of staff at the st

rolled into him in his los angeles driveway. the s.u.v. was part of a recall because the gearshift can be confusing. kris van cleave has this. >> reporter: los angeles police say actor anton yelchin's 2015 jeep grand cherokee was still running when it rolled back, pinning the 27-year-old against a fence outside his home. l.a.p.d. investigators believe the "star trek" star may not have properly put the s.u.v. into park. yelchin's grand cherokee is among 1.1 million vehicles worldwide recalled in april for a defect with its electronic shifter that could result in rollaway incidents. drivers were notified in may about the recall. the company accelerated its plans for repairs but internal documents show the fix wasn't expected to be available until at least july. we first reported on the issue in march. since then, the number of complaints about difficulties shifting into park has grown to approximately 700, including 212 accidents and at least 41 injuries. automaker documents blame potential driver error for the incidents. >> i got out of the

you're joining us from los angeles. and in your opinion and your expertise, the investigation that's still continuing on the site, what are the key questions that are being asked right now? >> i'm -- if i were there, i'd want to know what was going on during the three-hour standoff where the police didn't enter. and you have to know i bleed blue. i love the police. but you have to assume that dozens of people had been hit by gunfire and could potentially be bleeding to death in that -- in that room. and so i would want to know the reasons behind not going in earlier. >> there is a piece on cnn.com from our peter bergen who points out some grim patterns. that every lethal terror act in the united states in the past 15 years has been carried out by american citizens or legal permanent residents operating either as lone wolves or in pairs. and they have no formal connections or training from terrorist organizations such as al qaeda or isis, he writes. so, again, with your experience, the real terror threat, is it homegrown

that was what i was waiting to see in los angeles. and we are seeing it push back in shore -- on shore in los angeles. and you can see the gray matter offshore here that will hang tight with the bay area throughout the morning hours. temperatures today, coming down, 70s and 80s, and 86 in morgan hill and san jose topping off in the low to mid- 80s. 95degrees, still a hot one in brentwood. 60s in the north bay beaches. the full forecast straight ahead. here's sandra. >>> we are learning about a traffic warning state road 17 north and we're told it's being pushed off to the right shoulder. 880 this morning, a little bit of fog and i want to mention construction. that is happen progress 23rd avenue to 29th avenue until 6:00. and you can see no major delays on the nimitz. from i-238 to the maze, a 16- minute drive and the bay bridge is facing construction in both directions in the mid span of the bridge until 5:00 this morning. we'll see that being cleared out and things are picking up on the bridge on 80 from the carquinas bridge to the

for better results, use finish jet-dry. >>> two new wildfires broke out northeast of los angeles. residents have been forced to evacuate. the fires are among more than a dozen burning out west. extreme triple digit temperatures are blamed for five deaths over the weekend and the fbi released partial transcripts of calls between the orlando gunman and 911 operators. the calls started half an hour after the shooting began. he told the operator i'm in orlando and i did the shooting. he also warned there would be more attacks. stars of the broadway stage got together to help the victims of the orlando shooting. ♪ >> reporter: oh, i like that. >> broadway producer james wesley and his husband it was a no brainer. the hit song of the 1960s recast as a rallying cry against the orlando massacre. in just two days they corralled 60 of broadway's biggest stars. crammed into a small new york studio many recorded their parts before heading back to their own shows. ♪ there are cornfields and wheat fields ♪ >> did somebody not get a solo that wanted a solo? >> we'll find out when the lawsu

. >>> let's head across the country to los angeles. los angeles, the biggest city in the biggest state voting tomorrow. kasie hunt has been following the campaign. all eyes on california. this democratic race. the potential for hillary clinton to cross that number to become the presumptive nominee tomorrow. at the same time, the clinton campaign seeing some opportunity in these comments from donald trump n that reaction from republicans. >> that's right, steve. they are out with a new web video today highlighting gop disunity and discomfort, if you will, with this set of comments. and that really marks currently even though there's still a primary going on on the democratic side, hillary clinton still has the machinery of democratic party behind her. voices are unified in defending her for the most part. that is not the case at this point with donald trump. and these remarks. even though, of course, paul ryan, mitch mcconnell both supporting trump. you heard they're not currently part of any chorus defending him. he's really out there

this is a history and a situation that people have been living with in los angeles for decades. unless you emotionally respond to that as a viewer, you will fail to understand why that trial -- >> it does make you want to understand every historical event and every event of great focus within a context. >> if it does, sure. >> then -- and it's so important. one of the most important themes in the series, i think is that very message what you just said, charlie. that everything is in a -- you have to consider it in context. nothing happens in a vacuum. and neither did the rodney king verdict. and neither did the simpson verdict. you know, all of these things are part of the fabric and woveb together and there's a cause and effect that lynx them all that this series brilliantly shows that. >> at the same time within the context and within the imperative of getting the social context in, it's also imperative to remember that murder is murder and loss is loss. >> sure. and i think the film does a great job of reflecting the humanity of that as well. but as importantly i learned the