if we can turn the l.a. river around, there's probably no river in the world that can't be turned around. it would be a fantatastic rags-to-richehes story, a and wd set a fantastitic precedenent for what o other peoplple couldo to, anand say,hey, they ddid this in l.a." >> we have major choices to make, or they're being made for us if don't participate, which is, where are billions and billions of dollars going to be spent to bring us more water? >> [chanting] we n need water! we need water! >> california already is struggling witith droughtt emergencies. >> is s it going to be on buildg damams below ththe sierraras to capture morre water and send d t here? which mosost science agrees iss not going to work anymore. we're losing the snowpack. another choice that's on the table is are we going to build billions of dollars s in de-sal plants? >> without water, we die. the way we're headed inin the mismanagementnt of it, the lackf appreciation of it is settinings up to fight for that resource. i always talk to m

los angeles has the l.a. river. >> get out of the river now. >> there's a city ordinance that says you ain't supposeded to be in thee riverbed. >> i know, but-- >> including myself [indistinct] for not even beingng where they are. soso, i want t them all ticketed, every o one of them. >> you rang? aqua-taxi? come on in! having come from the east coast, where i learned c canoeing, and the northwest, where i leararned kayyaking, there was somome stre attraction towoward the l.a. river, as kind of demented as i know that sounds. but i had a boat, and there's a 51-mile length of river, and i have this vision, i don't know why exactly, but i have this unreasonable vision to go from the beginning of the river to the end. i first got interested in the l.a. river a bit by accident in 2008. in t the spring of 2008, t thers a bit of a c controversy that ts brewing in l.a. at the time thatenenterearouound this nonotn of navigability, uh, asas it relatates to the e clean watete. >> the clclean water act t is supposed to

let's stop this in l.a. we were talking in the break. l.a. doesn't have, there's over 1/2 inch an hour. l.a. doesn't have river. look at the rain. ventura 5 inches of rain. they will probably go 6 inches. long beach is over an inch. you have to realize, all that concrete, you know what the l.a. river looks like. it's a concrete canal. all the water has to go somewhere. you get three, 4 inches of rain, they will, it will go in backyards, hills and create mudslides and flooded roads. >> san jose tomorrow morning, here's the chance, afternoon that's how it looks. there's a break. i'm calling saturday and sunday break days, look at saturday afternoon, so not too bad. that's saturday after 9:00 looks good. here's the model. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon, sunday morning, a few sprinkles. and then by sunday afternoon you see the clouds increasing. and the next system is potent. we'll track it. we have the proper timing. we'll see flood warnings and watches on monday. i don't think we'll see -- the mudslide concern is always there. i

like the river rafting and how that got you to l.a. >> that's how i came to l.a. i was at the university of montana, on a track scholarship. to make money i worked in the lumber mill at night, from 6:00 to 2:00 in the morning. and slept an average of about 4 to 5 hours a night. the first lecture 8:00 in the morning, track and field practice at 1:00, back to work. a fellow student came up and said, do you want to do a river trip on the river of no return in idaho. i said what is that? he said, well it's the river of no return. it's the salmon river and we may not return. i said, what's the upshot. we'll do a documentary and then go to california. i said i'm in. anything to get out of the cold of montana, i escaped it from germany. in montana it was bloody cold in the winter. when we embarked upon that trip, the first ones to go up and down, and made a documentary. and that was shown in l.a., in 1960. that was a long time ago, when i was really young and restless. >> that's how you got to l.a.? >> yes. >> you had some advice from a brilliant actor, and i'm glad that

we went in to see elon musk to, to talk about he got so frustrated in l.a. traffic that he said, i'm going to start building this tunnel underneath the traffic. he talked about the hyperloop. he believes infrastructure is the future. it will be interesting to see how he aligns with the trump administration and getting the funding on that. but man, when that guy wants to do something, he does it. carol: it is called the boring company, and there is nothing boring about elon musk. megan: it is a must-read. oliver: we did talk to a reporter who interviewed him. max: if you don't follow elon musk on twitter, he is a bit of a loose cannon. he tweets all the time. in december he was sitting in traffic, getting frustrated, and he tweeted something along the lines of, l.a. traffic is driving me nuts. most people thought he was kidding. i thought he was kidding, but i sent him an email and said, hey, i would love to interview you. just because i was curious, and he said, ok. so i met him in washington, d.c. and talked to him about digging, and apparently this has bee

we went in to see elon musk to, he got so frustrated in l.a. traffic that he set i'm going to start building this tunnel underneath the traffic. he talked about the hyperloop. he believes infrastructure is the future. it will be interesting to see how he aligns with the trump administration and getting the funding on that. and that guy wants to do something, he does it. carol: it is called the born company, and there is nothing boring about it. megan: it is a must read. oliver: we did talk to a reporter who interviewed him. max: if you don't follow elon musk on twitter, he is a bit of a loose cannon. he tweets all the time. in december he was sitting in traffic, getting frustrated, and he tweeted something along the lines of, l.a. traffic is driving me nuts. i'm just going to buy a tunnel boring machine and start digging. most people thought he was kidding. i thought he was kidding, but i sent him an email and said, hey, i would love to interview you. just because i was curious, and he said, ok. so i met him in washington, d.c. and talk to him

we'll tell you why it could be a game changer for the l.a. tech community. >>> the initial public offering of snap chat is expected to be the largest ipo in years. it is likely to come to market next week. not only will investors be watching closely but entrepreneurs as well. it could change land scape of the entire industry. julia reports from snap headquarters in venice, california. >> snap inc.'s ipo could be a game changer. not just for the other start-ups in the los angeles area but also for unicorns, companies valued at over a billion dollars around the country. last year it was rough. the nearly 40% decline in ipos from 2015 ask a roughly 60% decline from 2014 according to renaissance capital. others will be watching to see how snap fares, including spotify and pinlt rest. >> i think the table is set for ipos for the rest of 2017. and so many others are beginning to talk about doing it. and you see it with snap versus facebook. >> the biggest ever for the company base. the headquarters behind me are steps from venice beach. it could dr

check out a golden lady o in l.a. yesterday taking a break from filming "a wrinkle in time." >> thank you! >> in the live action adaptation of the book, she plays the magical mrs. witch, she'll be doing her own stunts. >> ready for wire works tomorrow. >> yes, tomorrow, wire works. >> whatever oprah does i am here hear. it will be a sighttto see for sure. this will be a sight to ee on who wants to be a millionaire next because some of your favorite contestants are hitting the game show. >> can you imagine what kind of wedding a million bucks would buy for sean and caitlin independent. >> caitlin and sean will probably be a train wreck. >> you know a dte have to stop and watch a dumpster fire and that will be caitlin and sean. >> he makes everybody feel so relaxed even though he called this a dumpster fire. every time i'm around the guy he's always so dramatic and intense. >> maybe that's because the last time we saw these three together sean was proposing on the season finale of "the bachelorette." a year and a half l

the port of l.a. being there is a huge economic engine. it creates opportunities for the families. >> is that where most of the jobs are in the district? >> a huge amount, absolutely, down at the port. there's a lot of talk about transportation and construction funding. and if we can get money to come to the district for ridges, ports, and roads. for me, it starts with education and health. if they are too sick to go to school, you have a cycle that will not work. >> congresswoman, thank you for your time. >> thank you. unfoldsn, where history daily. c-span was created as a televisionamericans companies. it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. sunday night on afterwards, melissa fleming a chief spokesperson for the u.n. refugees commission recounts a journey of a young refugee. it is a story of love, loss, and survival. she is interviewed by the president of refugees international. 2011 and the arab spring is happening all around them. they are turning on the television. families in average syria have homes and live

i want to show you this video coming out of l.a. a sinkhole opened up in los angeles friday night due to heavy rainfall in the area. two cars were swallowed up in the incident. strong winds and heavy rainfall also during the weekend. and concerns for planning in the statee and they're falling vertrtically and n now in fact during the weekend nearly 115 millimeters of rainfall in california. that's 1.5 times more than the monthly rainfall for february. another system is moving into californ o once again and this time the northern areas will be buffeted by amounts of heavy rainfall. some areas see 100 millimeters of rainfall but still some rain expected in l.a. it's going to be a stormy day on your monday and we'll also effect the pacific northwest as well. the system cause heavy rain in california over the weekend is effecting the southern plains with severe weather. there's a possibility for thunderstorms gusty winds and tornadoes into your monday in parts of texas as well as oklahoma. so please watch out for the violent weather. te

i am bell o'reilly reporting from l.a. in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight, we write to the purveyor of bernardgoldberg.com who joins of her miami. my interview with president trump will be mostly about policy, bernie. in your opinion, what is most important in that arena? >> first, let me say for the record, that i am against presidential interviews on super bowl sunday. it is the one day of the year that red-blooded americans should not have to be exposed to political b.s. i got that out of the way. second, because i am your friend, i often give you advice. i'm hoping that you will get better at your job and maybe someday really be successful. i'm hoping that. >> bill: [laughs] >> i told you, don't do a policy interview. don't ask about immigration and taxes and obama. don't do that. ask out of the ordinary questions. i gave you it last week that you didn't like. >> bill: i am rejecting it. not going to do it. >> mr. president, why do you brag so much? i got another one for you that you won't ask either. but take

the port of l.a. being there is a huge economic engine in the district. it creates opportunities for the families. >> is that where most of the jobs are in the district? rep. barragan: there's a huge amount, absolutely, down at the port. there's a lot of talk about transportation and construction funding. and if we can get money to come to the district for bridges, ports, for roads, it all creates opportunity. for me, it starts with education and health. because if they are too sick to go to school, you have a cycle that will not work. >> congresswoman, thank you for your time. rep. barragan: thank you. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a service by america's television cable companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. the democratic national committee will elect a new chair later this month. the candidates for that position met this weekend in baltimore to discuss outreach efforts and other priorities for the organization. this forum was moderated by white house correspondent april ryan

we have the port of l.a. in the district. we have a lot of longshoremen. immigrants across the area, croatian community, italians, mexican-americans. and so for me, it's actually a benefit that i speak spanish when i was campaigning to be able to talk to folks. i knocked on doors there. >> and who and what groups supported your race for the house? >> we had a lot of diverse support. we had support from the congressional hispanic caucus in washington. we had womens' groups, emily's list, naacp, we had environmental groups. sierra club, league of conservation voters. and then we had people who believed on sending someone to washington who is going to fight for them. and that's what we do. we ran a campaign on my story of, you know, i'm the daughter of immigrants from mexico. i beat the odds. i got a piece of the american dream. and now i'm running to make sure you have that same shot. and it started with that personal story. and then we went into some of the issues and the differences between my opponent and i. but really was a story of hope. and at a time w

just l.a. maybe it's just from my days. it's the unique issue because it crosses every ethnic group and age group and class as far as i can see affecting everybody. i don't know if that answered your question. >> we should be careful. it's not that people of color can't get her from this. so don't endure in the informatics. people of color are getting hurt from this. i think what's got the attention is that we've seen for the first time in 75 years he turned around and life expectancy for white people and it's caused by this. and we are not seen in these other racial groups. that's one of the shocking things. there's a paper that came out to show this for the first time this reduction. that is the opioid epidemic and its hating white people in a particular way. if it were another racial group, i don't know. we have a fairly lousy history for dealing with problems that hit only some racial groups and not others. in this one there's something very dramatic going on with this group. >> final quest

orlando, l.a. or houston last night. >> i think l.a. >> yeah. he got booed pretty much in all those places. they led by 20 in the fourth quarter. you're up 0. you should not be down in the fourth but they squandered the entire lead and tim hardaway jr. at 23 points in the fourth comes through, impressive dunk and the hawks win it, 113-108. we're not spoiling that homecoming. >>> steph curry, staples center not normally a place he likes to shoot in. >> stapler. >> but when he's that close, flexing. he went draymond. draymond got a kick out of that. later, 11-point lead and blake griffin highlight. he can dunk. swim move. heisman, throws it in. clippers have really struggled against the warriors. there goes steph, the distance, steph also had 11 assists t look at the warrior, 43-7 on pace to win 70 games again this year. >> pretty good record after 50 games. john, john, enjoy your friday, america. >> super bowl on sunday. >> thanks for the reminder. >>> all right, fellas, we do have breaking news. sports news out of the middle east. >> the europea

we have the port of l.a. in the district. we have a lot of shoremen. immigrants across the area, croatian community, italians, mexican-americans. and so for me, it's actually a benefit that i speak spanish which campaigning to be able to talk to folks. i knocked on doors there. >> and who and what groups supported your race for the house? >> we had a lot of diverse support. we had support from the congressional hispanic caucus in washington. we had womens' groups, emily's list, naacp, we had environmental groups. sierra club, league of conservation voters. and then we had people who believed on sending someone to washington who is going to fight for them. and that's what we do. we ran a campaign on my story of, you know, i'm the daughter of immigrants from mechl koechlt i beat the odds. i got a piece of the american dream. and now i'm running to make sure you have that same shot. and it started with that personal story. and then we went into some of the issues and the differences between my opponent and i. but really was a story of hope. and at a time

l.a. because we own a basketball team there, and detroit, because i grew up there. so we will have geographic focus. emily: when you joined microsoft, you didn't get a single share. is that true? ♪ emily: you mentioned you could never make the math work on salesforce. what do you mean by that? steve: it's too expensive. it's a fine company. as a great company? i don't know. in my opinion, relative to earnings potential, it is radically overpriced. that's my opinion. emily: are you headed for a disaster? steve: the company is headed for a disaster. the market will ask companies to make profits commensurate with their market cap. amazon does not either. they have great potential and it's a great company, but when will the market demand that? i can't say. when will it demand it from salesforce, i can't say. emily: is amazon getting a pass from wall street? steve: i think they are, because people believe powerfully enough in the future of earnings. but you can't tell me over the long run that market cap and earnings are divorced. that runs against my market view. emil

. >> l.a.'s mayor says ali is the first person to return to the u.s. as a result of court action and he won't be the last. ers. and and >>> mean while here in the bay area immigration laurels have been camped out at sfo 24/7 since saturday helping travelers. andria borba says they're not leaving any time soon. >> reporter: well, liz, those lawyers remain here tonight. they had more than 1,700 people volunteer to come here to sfo to help family members who may have loved ones trapped behind customs. >> let them out! >> reporter: saturday's protests over president trump's travel ban has given way to this. a rotating group of immigration and civil rights lawyers and interpreters continuing to deal with the fallout over the executive order. they have not left. >> there's still tail lot of chaos and confusion -- a lot of chaos and confusion and different airports have been interpreting the orders differently. >> reporter: there are signs in multiple languages offering legal service and even desks set up next to the starbucks on the arrival level of the inte

what are you doing in l.a.? >> maybe i'll find khloe kardashian's big fat ass, i really want to see it. then he goes, i'm fascinated with it. i want to see it in person. i have seen pictures. i want to see what her ass looks like in person. we have that video from kim kardashian from a long time ago -- >> i love my big fat ass. >> khloe kardashian's brand is her ass. she does the things putting her ass out there. cannior wants to see it, is it a compliment? >> someone came up to me and said i love your giant big jugs, like i don't take that as a compliment. i just don't. >> really, because i do. [laughter] >> coming up -- >> drake, so he was performing at the 0 2 arena in london last night. a fan was waving this odell beckham jersey mid concert, he takes the jersey, has him sign it. >> is this too nice for you? >> closed captioning and other considerations for "tmz" provided by -- >> you want to have fun in hollywood, how about the "tmz" celebrity tour. onboard our spa shays open airbuses, you'll have a lovely v

adel hagekhalil is with l.a.'s sanitation department. >> it's not going to be like overnight. it will be probably at least a week or two, but we're going to do our best to get out quickly. >> reporter: in san bernardino, a firetruck had to be pulled from a sinkhole that opened on the shoulder of a major freeway. the storms have created high surf and caused at least three deaths, including one person trapped in a submerged car in victorville. san lorenzo river in santa cruz county is just one of many across the state rising toward flood levels. dawne harman is the county's superintendent of public works. >> there's flooding here,

december he was sitting in traffic, getting frustrated, and he tweeted something along the lines of, l.a. traffic is driving me nuts. most people thought he was kidding. i thought he was kidding, but i sent him an email and said, hey, i would love to interview you. just because i was curious, and he said, ok. so i met him in washington, d.c. and talked to him about digging, and apparently this has been kind of a passion for him for years. he has been talking about this. he has talked about it publicly and to his friends, urging them to start a tunneling company, which is not what you would expect from a guy whose main thing is going to mars. oliver: right, very outward. >> fast cars, it's a very different sort of dirtier business. oliver: it seemed like a lot of

orlando, l.a. or houston last night. >> i think l.a. >> yeah. he got booed pretty much in all those places. they led by 20 in the fourth quarter. you're up 0. you should not be down in the fourth but they squandered the entire lead and tim hardaway jr. at 23 points in the fourth comes through, impressive dunk and the hawks win it, 113-108. we're not spoiling that homecoming. >>> steph curry, staples center not normally a place he likes to shoot in. >> stapler. >> but when he's that close, flexing. he went draymond. draymond got a kick out of that. later, 11-point lead and blake griffin highlight. he can dunk. swim move. heisman, throws it in. clippers have really struggled against the warriors. there goes steph, the distance, steph also had 11 assists to go along with his 29 points. look at the warrior, 43-7 on pace to win 70 games again this year. >> pretty good record after 50 games. john, john, enjoy your friday, america. >> super bowl on sunday. >> thanks for the reminder. >>> all right, fellas, we do have breaking news. sports news out of t

. >> l.a. helicopter, or l.a. uh, helicopter, helicopt, sorry. husky eight nine hotel uniform. >> was he confused about what kind of aircraft he was flying? >>> hey, good morning, and we have a shot of president trump arriving in west palm beach, florida, to spend the weekend at what they're calling the winter white house. president trump's mar-a-lago resort where he's waking up this morning and preparing to take a big leap back into his comfort zone. >> with his young administration recently moving from crisis to crisis, trump is attempting to regain his footing and reclaim the narrative by going into campaign mode. now, he held a campaign-style rally at a boeing plant in south carolina yesterday and later today in central florida he's going to hold an actual campaign rally. that's right, just four weeks into his presidency, we're already talking about 2020. this day is being organized by his re-election campaign, not by the white house. already in campaign mode. >>> but we do want to start with that severe weather on the west coast. a major sto

. >> the storm didn't affect lsea ballerini, she is here in l.a. this sunday is her first time ever up on the grammy stage. she is doing a duet with lukas graham. she talked about it with our facebook live with our senior editor. >> tell us about the performance. >> his huge massive hit "seven years" and my song "peter pan". and my -- the way we mashed it up, tells a story, it's pretty exciting. >> another thing kelsey is excited about is that she is engaged and she showed us the ring. and since we are talking about couples, how about this one. james corden's parent will be here sunday night for grammys and it is their anniversary. i will give you one secret to the show, nancy. i hope their marriage survives the night. >> sounds like a trick up his sleeve for us both. we also found out a tip of the hat no car pool karaoke. >>> a big day for adam levine as he got a star on the walk of fame. adam beaming, wife documenting every moment. and bringing the cute, their 4-month-old daughter, dusty rose. that is gwen stefani shouting be nice to blake shelto

,e went in to see elon musk to he got so frustrated in l.a. traffic that he set i'm going to start building this tunnel underneath the traffic. he talked about the hyperloop. he believes infrastructure is the future. it will be interesting to see how he aligns with the trump administration and getting the funding on that. and that guy wants to do something, he does it. the born is called company, and there is nothing boring about it. megan: it is a must read. oliver: we did talk to a reporter who interviewed him. you don't follow elon musk on twitter, he is a bit of a loose cannon. he tweets all the time. indecember he was sitting traffic, getting frustrated, and he tweeted something along the lines of, l.a. traffic is driving me nuts. most people thought he was kidding. i thought he was kidding, but i sent him an email and said, hey, i would love to interview you. just because i was curious, and he said, ok. so i met him in washington, d.c. and talk to him about digging, and apparently this has been kind of a passion for him for years. he has

passengers on this swissair flight left zurich thinking they were headed for l.a. but landed at this airport near a little different than the sunny weather in l.a. a malfunk forced an engine to shut down midflight. passengers were forced to wait on the tarmac for more than 12 hours. a rescue plane was sent from new york overnight to pick up those passengers. >> it was minus 22 degrees where they landed in greenland. amazing. >> packed a just in case winter coat? >>> a different landing for travis scott results in a concert refund. he tumbled into a hole last night during a drake and young thugs boy meets world tour. he did manage to continue but it was enough for drake to tell the crowd that he was going to do the show for free. everyone in the crowd of 20,000 got their money back. how about that? >> hope he's okay. >>> time for sports. steph curry back in action after missing a game with an illness. >> his return went pretty well. highlights from our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. john buccigross, john anderson. steph curry plays for the warri dad got

a little different than the sunny weather in l.a. a malfunk forced an engine to shut down midflight. passengers were forced to wait on the tarmac for more than 12 hours. a rescue plane was sent from new york overnight to pick up those passengers. >> it was minus 22 degrees where they landed in greenland. amazing. >> packed a just in case winter coat? >>> a different landing for travis scott results in a concert refund. he tumbled into a hole last night during a drake and young thugs boy meets world tour. he did manage to continue but it was enough for drake to tell the crowd that he was going to do the show for free. everyone in the crowd of 20,000 got their money back. how about that? >> hope he's okay. >>> time for sports. steph curry back in action after missing a game with an illness. >> his return went pretty well. highlights from our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. john buccigross, john anderson. steph curry plays for the warri warriors. dad is a broadcaster for the hornets. dad got to see him play up close and perso

orlando, l.a. or houston last night? >> i think l.a. >> yeah. he got booed pretty much in all those places. rockets led 50-47 at half. they led by 20 in the fourth quarter. you're up 20 in the fourth quarter, you should not then be down one in the fourth quarter, but they squandered the entire lead, and tim hardaway jr. had 23 points in the fourth, comes through, impressive dunk and the hawks win it, 113-108. we're not spoiling that homecoming. >> best game of his life. good job, timmy. >>> steph curry, staples center not normally a place he likes to shoot in. >> stapler. >> but when he's that close, ooh, he's flexing. he went draymond. draymond got a kick out of that. later, 11-point lead and here's your blake griffin highlight. he can dunk. swim move. heisman, throws it in. clippers have really struggled against the warriors. there goes steph, the distance, steph also had 11 assists to go along with his 29 points. and look at the warriors, they're 43-7 on pace to win 70 games again this year. >> pretty good record after 50 games. john, john, e

. >> l.a.'s mayor says ali is the first person to return to the u.s. as a result of court action and he won't be the last. ers. and andria bo >>> mean while here in the bay area immigration laurels have been camped out at sfo 24/7 since saturday helping travelers. andria borba says they're not leaving any time soon. >> reporter: well, liz, those lawyers remain here tonight. they had more than 1,700 people volunteer to come here to sfo to help family members who may have loved ones trapped behind customs. >> let them out! >> reporter: saturday's protests over president trump's travel ban has given way to this. a rotating group of immigration and civil rights lawyers and interpreters continuing to deal with the fallout over the executive order. they have not left. >> there's still tail lot of chaos and confusion -- a lot of chaos and confusion and different airports have been interpreting the orders differently. >> reporter: there are signs in multiple languages offering legal service and even desks set up next to the starbucks on the arrival level of th

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that's how you do l.a. john: that's not how they do l.a. despite politicians forcing taxpayers to spend more on public transit. fewer people are taking it. now the department of public transportation. are you an extraordinary innovator? >> i try my best to be extraordinary every day. john: what are you going to do? >> the basic idea what we are trying to do is bring private sector innovation to l.a. metro by opening the door to private sector innovators to come to us with ideas about new technology and ways to accelerate the buildout of our infrastructure. john: why can't lax just do it? why do you need the private sector? >> they are very nimble so they can adjust to changing technology more rapidly than the public sector can. and they bring competition. they are able to compete against each other and say here is a way we would do it that creates more benefits for taxpayers. >> why can't government be nimble? >> government can be nimble, it's just more challenging. i worked in large public and private bureaucracies. they have lots of polic

we are joined from l.a. by zabo. thank you for coming on. behind all this art is what seems to be a pretty coherent critique of hollywood. what is it? >> i would hope, i have loved politics my whole life. i live in l.a. i am in the belly of the beast so why not punch it every now and then? that young man that you were talking about -- i love l.a., these entertainers that we allow into our homes because we find them entertaining, only to be punched in the head with their politics. i think that's kind of rude. >> tucker: do think movies are getting worse? >> yeah, maybe we are just getting dumber. i am not sure. if they are not. but that young man that was talking about not wanting walls, he obviously did not see those huge walls that were dividing us from them or the walls that are separating us from all those hollywood parties after the show. >> tucker: i noticed that. the only illegal immigrants and those parties were serving the canapes. you put up these posters that i think are clever. they are smart and funny. you put them all over los a

check out a golden lady o in l.a. taking a break from filming "a wrinkle in time." in the live action adaptation, oprah plays the magical mrs. witch. she will be doing her own stunts. >> yes, tomorrow. yes. >> whatever oprah does, i'm here for it. >> can't wait to see it. >> a sight to see for sure. >>> this is a sight to see too, on who wants to be a millionaire first, because some of your favorite contestants are hitting the game show. >> can you imagine what kind offed withing a million bucks would buy for shawn and kaitlyn? >> who wants to be a millionaire? >> kaitlyn and shawn will probably be a train wreck. you know what dumpster fire, you have to stop and watch the dumpster fire, that will be kaitlyn and shawn. >> he makes everybody feel so relaxed, even though he just called us a dumpster fire. >> every time i'm around that guy, it is just so dramatic and intense. >> maybe that's because one of the last times we saw these three together, shawn was proposing to kaitlyn on the season 11 finale of the bach lor et. now a year and half later the couple live toget

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solo and all smiles leaving an l.a. nail salon. moment snapped just hours before a report broke she is bear gearing up to file for divorce from husband ben affleck. news editor spoke to a source close to the couple today. >> this source knows the couple well he and says quote not one thing changed since their split was announced nearly two ears ago. adding that ben and jen have been die hard committed to co-parenting. >> you make all that work. you got a lot going on. >> we did our best. >> this divorce report is interesting because for a while now ben and jen he seemed to be on a path to reconciliation. attending church together on sundays. i ha vacations in london. even voting together on election time. ben is living on the property that he used to share with jen in bren wobrentwood, california but in separate houses. >> first meeting on the set in pearl harbor, in 2005 they tied the knot and had three children. this 2015 they announced separation after it was alleged ben had an fair with the nanny. he denied the cheating rumors.

. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" from l.a. is on tonight. >> president trump taking to twitter this morning, asking the question, "no federal fronts"" if uc berkeley does not allow free speech. >> more violence against free speech, this time in berkeley, california, . and president trump is tweeting, "if this doesn't stop, there'll be federal action." we will tell you what is going on. >> the world is in trouble. but we are going to straighten it out. okay? that is what i do. >> bill: the controversy over the president's anti-terror policies continues. "talking points" will laid out for you tonight. >> what would you like build to ask the president? >> i would like to ask him how he is handling all of this hostility that is being thrown at him. >> bill: also had, jesse watters talking to the folks about my upcoming super bowl interview with president trump. >> i just wanted to see how far he will move with the military. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone" from california. "the factor" begins right now.

but further reporting at the l.a. times this morning, the vegas, and their concerns there, nevada dams get satisfactory grades, .25% of the state sites were classified as high hazard. here is mesa, arizona, bob on the independent line. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. whyve a comment here on people are democrats and republicans and why people are independent. my ancestors were from the south. my grandfathers served in the confederate war. he was a confederate in the civil war. but they were all democrats. going back two or three generations, they were in the slave party. the democratic slave party. so i was born a democrat, like most democrats are. or in a democrat. i went into business in california and was an employer. and i got to questioning myself as i was voting democrat without even thinking. and then i found out that the democratic party professed to be the party of the working man. but i found out they are not the party of the working man. wantsre the party that the working man and business to pay f

. >> the storm did affect kelly balance reasony, she is here in l.a. thhs sunday is her fers tiirst ever up on the grammy stage. she is doing a duet with lucas graham. she talked about it with our senior editor. >> tell us about the performance. >> his huge massive hit "seven years" and my song "peter pan". we mashed it up, tells a story. it is pretty. i'm excited. >> another thing kelsey is excited about is that she is engaged and she showed us the ring. and since we are talking about couples, how about this one. james corden's parent will be here sunday night for grammys and it is their 45th wedding anniversary. i will give you one secret to the show, nancy. i hope their marriage survives the night. >> sounds like a trick up his sleeve for us both. we also found out a tip of the hat no car pool karaoke. >>> a big day for adam levine as he got a star on the walk of fame. adam beaming, wife documenting every moment. and bringing the cute, their 4-month-old daughter, dusty rose. that is gwen stefani shouting be nice to blake shelton before he takes the

l.a. area primarily in california, the carolinas, new ork, georgia, austin, texas, san antonio, area. and chicago is included. but there are many other communities like denver, cities in new mexico that were not included in this number. so we aren't going to get what we need. >> people who were rounded up that were dangerous criminals. ms. pelosi: mr. hoyer, can you want to talk about this? >> they have given us the list d it includes traffic ofses, trespassing and as well as serious crimes that no one would disagree. ms. lofgren: and 112 people who gave knowledge that had no criminal activity at all. >> i said this in the meeting and everybody agrees, someone who has committed a serious crime and not here without serious authorization nobody bleevens that they ought not to be approved as a priority. that was consistent with the obama policy. what we understand the president's policy is to extend the exposure to all people. but i will tell you we will have noncriminal on76 the list of whic

bloomberg news in l.a., bringing the story on facebook. staying with the music industry, the revolving door has swung at soundcloud. and streit will, the ceo, the director have left the company. this comes as the music service faces funding troubles and maybe running out of cash. the next step could be a sale. talks broke off with spotify. coming up, we talk to a member paul --nfamous pay paypal organization. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: the auto industry is making a plea to the u.s. government. senior officials from toyota, gm, volvo and others urge lawmakers to prevent states from setting their own autonomous vehicle rules. it is something carmakers say could threaten the emerging industry. national to the conference of state legislature, 20 states introduced laws on self driving be a goals in 2016. speaking of the audio industry, tesla is making a move to sell its electric cars in one of the world's largest oil-producing nations, the united arab emirates. they are taking orders for their model s sedan and model x sport utility v