welcome to the los angeles urban wild. woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which are areas ofof extraordinary biological diversity. man: if we just think about l.a. county, you're going from sea level to 10,064 feet when you get up to mt. san antio. when y you think about that elevaononal range,, which is s the greatate elevational rangnge of any couny in the united ststates, there'sa divererse suite of habitatsts in theere, and that includudes habitat that might be right along the busiest freeway in the country...but it also includes places where mountain lions live. i mean, it's just this place of absolutely incredible diversity when it comes to thinkininabout types of f habitat and types of species that are thriving hhere. man: hey, i thought i told you guys to get out of here. now, go. come on. get out of here. male reporter: we have a mom and her kids all going for a nice, refreshing swim all at the exact same time. woman: there is a hidden jungle in cities like los angeles, and a

welcome to the los angeles urban wild. woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which are areas ofof extraordinary biological diversity. man: if we just think about l.a. county, you're going from sea level to 10,064 feet when you get up to mt. san aonio. whenen you think about that eletitional rangege, which i is the grereatst elevational rarange of any couny in the united d states, there''a divverse suite of habitatats in ththere, and that inclludes habitat that might be right along the busiest freeway in the country...but it also includes places where mountain lions live. i mean, it's just this place of absolutely incredible diversity when it comes to thinknkg about types o of habitat and types off species that are thriving g her. man: hey, i thought i told you guys to get out of here. now, go. come on. get out of here. male reporter: we have a mom and her kids all going for a nice, refreshing swim all at the exact same time. woman: there is a hidden jungle in cities like los angeles, and

en los angeles, liliana escalante, "univisiÓn". arantxa: hoy se realizÓ nadie se le memoria de la soldado vanessa guillÉn, presuntamente asesinada por un colega militar que utilizÓ la ayuda de su novia para deshacerse del cuerpo familiares, amigos y vecinos de la comunidad participaron en este tributo fuera de la base donde guillÉn fue vista con vida por Última vez el 22 de abril . hugo chÁvez con los detalles. >> por quÉ aparece y por qué fue encontrada en la manera que fue encontrada. todos nosotros que estamos aquÍ el día de hoy tenemos preguntas. hugo: amigos de vanessa guillÉn y comunidad en general se dieron cita este viernes para participar en una vigilia en honor a la soldado, tan sÓlo horas en que se conociera la manera en que habrÍa sido asesinada. >> esto duele demasiado porque esto puede ser mi hermana, pueden ser mis hijas, bueno, como mamÁ, duele. voy a seguir apoyando, que se haga justicia. hugo: con veladoras y flores, familias completas recordaron a vanessa, en oficialmente continÚa desaparecida mien

welcome to the los angeles urban wild. woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which arare areas ofof extraordinary biological diversity. man: if we just think about l.a. county, you're going from sea level to 10,064 feet when you get up to mt. san antio. when y you think about that elevaononal range,, which is s the greatate elevational rangnge of any couny in the united ststates, there'sa divererse suite of habitatsts in theere, and that includudes habitat that might be right along the busiest freeway in the country...but it also includes places where mountain lions live. i mean, it's just this place of absolutely incredible diversity when it comes to thinkininabout types of f habitat and types of species that are thriving hhere. man: hey, i thought i told you guys to get out of here. now, go. come on. get out of here. male reporter: we have a mom and her kids all going for a nice, refreshing swim all at the exact same time. woman: there is a hidden jungle in cities like los angeles, and

it was important to the city, and according to los angeles weekly, he quit his position at the los angeles times in protest of this. he put his very job on the line because he believed in the importance of the story. he was then and is now an enormous star of the los angeles times. as a result of that, the los angeles times decided to change its approach and gave tremendous attention to charter reform. i will always believe that charter reform succeeded in 1999 in los angeles because of what jim newton did and the coverage it received from the l.a. times. a few years ago, he mentioned to me he was planning on taking some time off from the l.a. times to do a biography of earl warren. i thought it was a great idea. then i had a chance to read the book, and without doubt, it's the best judicial biography i have ever read. i'm thrilled he's here today and i ask you to join me in welcoming him. [ applause ] >> thank you, all. especially erwin. thank you for coming today, for sharing your burrito with me. i would also like to thank you for welcoming not just me but my family and friend, my son j

angeles and los angeles county to get after this rising problem. he also said he wants to see more leadership out of the white house. >> now this is not a time where government shrinks. this is when government rises. this is when government does what the people hired us to do. take care of them, make sure they're safe. >> reporter: wesson is also critical of california's governor. he said part of the problem now is he believes governor newsom reopened california way too soon. reporting from los angeles, i'm paul vercammen. now, back to you. >>> brazil's government has been widely criticized for its handling of the pandemic. but some advance vaccine studies are under way in the country. that's partly because of its coronavirus troubles, but also because of its research centers

welcome to the los angeles urban wild. woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which are areas s of extraordinary biological diversity. man: if we just think about l.a. county, you're going from sea level to 10,064 feet when you get up to mt. san aonio. whenen you think about that eletitional rangege, which i is the grereatst elevational rarange of any couny in the united d states, there''a divverse suite of habitatats in ththere, and that inclludes habitat that might be right along the busiest freeway in the country...but it also includes places where mountain lions live. i mean, it's just this place of absolutely incredible diversity when it comes to thinknkg about types o of habitat and types off species that are thriving g her. man: hey, i thought i told you guys to get out of here. now, go. come on. get out of here. male reporter: we have a mom and her kids all going for a nice, refreshing swim all at the exact same time. woman: there is a hidden jungle in cities like los angeles, and

welcome to the los angeles urban wild. woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which arare areas ofof extraordinary biological diversity. man: if we just think about l.a. county, you're going from sea level to 10,064 feet when you get up to mt. san antio. when y you think about that elevaononal range,, which i is the grereate elevational rarange of any couny in the united d states, there''a divverse suite of habitatats in ththere, and that inclludes habitat that might be right along the busiest freeway in the country...but it also includes places where mountain lions live. i mean, it's just this place of absolutely incredible diversity when it comes to thinknkg about types o of habitat and types off species that are thriving g her. man: hey, i thought i told you guys to get out of here. now, go. come on. get out of here. male reporter: we have a mom and her kids all going for a nice, refreshing swim all at the exact same time. woman: there is a hidden jungle in cities like los angeles, and

welcome to the los angeles urban wild. woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which h are areas s of extraordinary biological diversity. man: if we just think about l.a. county, you're going from sea level to 10,064 feet when you get up to mt. san aonio. whenen you think about that eletitional rangege, which i is the grereatst elevational rarange of any couny in the united d states, there''a divverse suite of habitatats in ththere, and that inclludes habitat that might be right along the busiest freeway in the country...but it also includes places where mountain lions live. i mean, it's just this place of absolutely incredible diversity when it comes to thinknkg about types o of habitat and types off species that are thriving g her. man: hey, i thought i told you guys to get out of here. now, go. come on. get out of here. male reporter: we have a mom and her kids all going for a nice, refreshing swim all at the exact same time. woman: there is a hidden jungle in cities like los angeles, an

to los angeles weekly, he quit his position at the los angeles time, to protest over this. he put his job on the line, because he believed in the importance of the story. he is then law, and because of that the los angeles times decided to change its approach. i'd like to believe that the charter approach, succeeded because of his actions. he was planning some taking some time off from the l.a. times, and thought it was a great idea, and then i had a chance to read the book, and without doubt it's the best biography i've had read. i am thrilled that he is here today, and asked you to join me in welcoming him. >> i thank you, and especially irwin, thank you for coming today for sharing your burrito with me. i would also like to thank you for, welcoming not just me but my family and friends. my son, jack newton is here today, and my wife. to who the book is dedicated. and our friends are here christopher, and elizabeth and sarah are here. i thank you for welcoming them as well. i'm here today to discuss a great lawyer, a good man and a good father, who presided over a lovely

over the last few weeks you have threatened to reimpose a stay-at-home order in los angeles does that still feel like it is a possibility? >> it's always a possibility but it feels much better today. i think a lot of places are learning a lot about covid-19 that when you take a step to open up you should probably pause and wait three to four weeks to see what the impact is. similarly when you close things down as a couple weeks ago wait a few weeks to see what the impact is so far things are stabilizing and we are seeing positivity rates come down, hospitalization stable if it doesn't soar up i don't think we'll have to close further but it requires all of us every day to do our part >> reporter: california had early success in the pandemic after being the first state to impose stay-at-home orders only to see a surge in cases over the last several weeks. a lot of should have could have going on with this. what keeps you up at night, running through your mind, man i wish we had done x, y, and z? >> not a lot here in los angeles we were the first to have masks, the first to have public

jonathan vigliotti will lead off our coverage tonight from los angeles, jonathan? >> norah, this is a major setback for businesses like the ones behind me. businesses this said they were already struck elling just to get by and although already exhausted their personal loans. the governor tried to stop this surge. he closed all beaches over fourth of july weekend but that didn w now the world's fifth largest economy bracing for more closures. >> reopening reversal tonight in california. effective immediately indoor operations at restaurants, wineries and tasting rooms, movies and museums must close. bars are the hardest hit both indoor and outdoor operations now banned. >> this is in every county in the state of california, not just the counties that were on the monitoring list that we announced on july 1st. >> the one-two punch landing as the state averages more than 8,000 new cases a day. three times more than one month ago. numbers id ittru hsc.lly ser we haven't even begun to see the end of it yet. >> despite a spike in florida, miami's mayor today resisted cal

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en los ultimos meses las autoridades de los angele ilia: las autoridades de los angeles recibieron denuncia de agresiones contra vendedores en las calles. una victima reciente, un heladero de los Ángeles, asaltado por una pareja afroamericana causÁndole heridas en la cabeza. los agresores no fueron arrestados. >> me golpearon. hasta ahÍ, no recuerdo quÉ mÁs. reportero: el vendedor ambulante de paletas que fue golpeado por una pareja afroamericana para robarlo. >> uno pide el helado, lo que se agacha a despachar el otro lo golpea. reportero: muestra cuando la pareja se acerca. recibe un golpe que lo proyecta de espalda al pavimento. golpeÁndose la parte trasera de su cabeza. >> llegÓ inconsciente en el hospital. reportero: le robaron la cartera. traÍa mi dinerito. porque iba a pagar mi servicio de telÉfono. >> golpeÓ en la cara. vi algo en la mano. un metal. reportero: sÁnchez otro vendedor ambulante que el pasado domingo tambiÉn fue atacado cuando vendÍa sus flores. >> tirado en el suelo me siguiÓ golpeando. no le importÓ que estuviera insconsciente. reportero: testigos del a

of a district is south-central los angeles. when the police go to my district, when they go on one side of town they go to protect and serve. when they go to the other side of town they go to knock heads. so it's a warrior mentality versus a guardian mentality. police officers on every level have told me that they have to do with officers when they come out of the academy, some of them. let me just state for the record, we know the vast majority of police officers are not like this and they protect and serve. but there are some that when they come out of the academy, request to go to south-central so they can earn their stripes, so they cannot can't. if that's how you come to a community, then why would you be surprised that the people in the community did not give the police officers as there to break them at all and, in fact, here's the police officers. >> might say a question whether a few bad apples requires a complete overhaul of the system. what do you say to that? >> i don't think there's a few bad apples. i think they a

an exclusive interview with the mayor of los angeles in one of our nation's hot spots >> some of the richest tech titans on the planet are scheduled to testify on capitol hill today >> a hologram of george floyd projected at the bottom of the robert e. lee monument in richmond "early today" starts now glad you joined us this morning i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. new restrictions are taking effect across the united states as the coronavirus spreads four states have confirmed more than 400,000 cases and the nationwide death toll has surpassed 150,000. >>> a concert in the hamptons could land the chain smokers in trouble. the mayor was apalled at the gathering. >> and minnesota have been added, a total of 34 states are on the list including washington, d.c. and puerto rico. anyone coming from these states must quarantine or face a fine >>> according to usa today analysis more than 1,600 deaths were recorded in texas every week >>> white house press briefing president trump seemed to complain that the task force is getting higher ratings than him. >> why don't i have a higher a

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jonathan vigliotti will lead off our coverage tonight from los angeles, jonathan? >> norah, this is a major setback for businesses like the ones behind me. businesses this said they were already struck elling just to get by and although already exhausted their personal loans. the governor tried to stop this surge. he closed all beaches over fourth of july weekend but that didn't work. now the world's fifth largest economy bracing for more closures. >> reopening reversal tonight in california. effective immediately indoor operations at restaurants, wineries and tasting rooms, movies and museums must close. bars are the hardest hit both indoor and outdoor operations now banned. >> this is in every county in the state of california, not just the counties that were on the monitoring list that we announced on july 1st. >> the one-two punch landing as the state averages more than 8,000 new cases a day. three times more than one month ago. numbers are surging nationwide. >> this is a really serious problem. it is truly historic. we haven't even begun to see the end of it

dulce: los Ángeles continÚa estableciendo nuevos rÉcords. hoy se anunciÓ el nÚmero mÁs alto de personashospitalizadas por el coronavirus. >> 2232 casos confirmados estÁn hospitalizados. esta es la mayor cantidad de pacientes hospitalizados que hemos reportado. dulce: le preocupante es lo delicados que se encuentran estos pacientes. >> 26% de pacientes hospitalizados estÁn en unidades de cuidados intensivos. 19% estÁn en ventiladores. dulce: ante la propagaciÓn el mortal virus, el alcalde eric garcetti ha indicado que otros cierres posible. eric garcetti: nuestro nivel de riesgo covid-19 estaba en anaranjado, se acercaba al rojo. si llegamos al rojo, tendremos que regresar a la orden completa, mÁs protegidos en casa. dulce: el condado de los Ángeles tambiÉn estÁ viendo un aumento en el nÚmero de niÑos que estÁn padeciendo el misterioso sÍndrome inflamatorio, relacionado al covid-19. hay por lo menos 15 menores afectados. >> justamente los niÑos afectados, cuatro semanas despuÉs dar tenido coronavirus, hemos visto que algunos

. >>> good evening everyone from los angeles it is looking a lot like march in the nation's largest state tonight. nearly four months after californians were first ordered to shelter in place closed signs are back up in places that had only recently reopened all in a desperate effort to slow the spread of covid. in those four months deaths in california alone rising from just 18 to over 7,000 rolling back restrictions one of the few options left for states as the head of the cdc today uttered a haunting prediction we've got it all covered. miguel almaguer starts us off >> reporter: with california crippled by covid tonight the first state to order a sweeping shutdown now becoming the largest to implement a massive roll back. the governor's new closures aren't just limited to indoor dining, bars, movie theaters, and churches most hair r salolons, , malls, gyms, and noncritical offices wheremillions work every day must also shutter. >> i just really hope people are going to take it seriously. i don't know what it is going to take for people to understand >> reporter: the fifth largest econo

en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. ilia: vamos a dar una mirada a las cifras recientes del covid 19. en el mundo la cantidad de contagiados superÓ los 14 600.000 personas. los casos en estados unidos son mÁs de 3. 800.000. asÍ luce la curva de contagios. este lunes, despuÉs de un fin de semana rÉcord de casos nuevos en varios estados. jorge: la florida mÁs de 10.000 casos nuevos. son mÁs las muertes aumentan. los recursos se acaban. vilma tuvo acceso la unidad de cuidados intensivos de un hospital en miami. esto vio. reportera: nos permitieron entrar a esta unidad de cuidados intensivos en miami, donde doctoras y enfermeras batallan sin descanso para salvar vidas. el doctor, director mÉdico de la unidad, dice que reciben los mÁs graves. >> hay muchos pacientes con problemas respiratorios. gente entubada. mÁquina de respiraciÓn que requiere bastante atenciÓn. reportera: en los cuartos vi pacientes de todas las edades. la enfermera jefa de la unidad, cuando entra a un cuarto de los pacietes tiene que ponerse

de los Ángeles, es una de 88 ciudades en el condado de los Ángeles, asÍ que esas decisiones son tomadas por varias entidades, aquÍ, trabajando en compaÑerismo y utilizando los datos que tenemos enfrente. carolina: justamente hablando de lo que ocurre en este momento en el condado de los Ángeles, gran parte de las personas que estÁn contagiadas con el virus sonmenores de 50 aÑos. quÉ mensaje tiene usted para esas personas que tienen menos edad, pero que continÚan yendo a fiestas? jacqueline: hasta ahora lo Único que tenemos en nuestras manos es tomar decisiones que van a protegernos a nosotros y a las personas a nuestro alrededor. tal vez no nos enfermamos gravemente estando dentro de esa edad, pero tambiÉn sabemos que las personas que son mayores son los que fallecen por esas decisiones. no solo eso, es importante saber que no solo es porque estamos en fiestas sino tambiÉn porque estamos yendo a trabajar. los latinos en particular hemos estado trabajando desde el principio en trabajos esenciales, asÍ que sigue siendo muy importante trabajar con los diferentes negocios, para a

en los Ángeles aparecen en las aceras refrigeradores cargados de comida gratuita para los damnificadros por la pandemia. el coronavirus aumenta los gastos de operaciones de los negocios, muchos los pagan los consumidores. empezamos. ♪ [locutor] este es su noticiero univisiÓn. con jorge ramos e ilÍa calderÓn. ♪ ilia: hola quÉ tal? muy buenas noches. comenzamos con un acuerdo de casi 2.000.000.000 de dÓlares para producir 100.000 de dosis de vacunas. estÁ en etapa de prueba. andrea leÓn con los detalles. reportera: la carrera por una vacuna eficaz contra el covid 19 continua. el gobierno de estados unidos firmÓ contrato con empresas que dicen que estÁn cerca de lograrlo. [habla en inglÉs] >> tendremos una, dos, tres, vacunas que se probaron ser seguras y efectivas por sus estudios a gran escala. para la primavera del 2021 esperamos que la mayorÍa se pueda vacunar. ambas empresas anunciaron un acuerdo para producir, suministrar 100.000.000 de dosis si tienen luz verde para sacarla al mercado. el gobierno trump podrÍa adquirir hasta 500.000.000 de dosis para sus ciudadanos.

civil de los Ángeles. el aguacil del condado tiene 45 dÍas para responderlos. en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. jorge: vamos con patricia para ver quÉ tiene esta noche. >> gracias. esta noche hablamos de la fecha lÍmite para que los negocios y empresas golpeados por la pandemia pidan un prÉstamo del programa de protecciÓn de salarios respaldado por el gobierno. el plazo vence esta noche. si gran parte del dinero lo usan para pagar los salarios de los empleados no hayo que devolver el prÉstamo. aprovechen porque queda algunas horas. y el ex directore de petrÓleos mexicano detenido por delitos de corrupciÓn aceptó ser extraditado. veremos entonces lo que le esperarÍa en su país. los detalles esta noche. ilia: muchas gracias. al volver la historia de un niÑo que se perdiÓ y se reencuentra con su familia 30 aÑos despuÉs. ♪ ♪ jorge: estados unidos detectÓ suma de dinero de rusia a talibanes. se dice que son recompensa por cada soldado estadounidense que mataron. aÚn no estÁ claro

of my district is in south los angeles. when they go on one side of town, the police go to protect and serve. when they go to protect and serve, they go to knock heads. it is a warrior mentality instead of a guardian mentality, and police officers have told me that they have to deal with some of those officers out of the academy. we know the vast majority of police officers are not like this, and they protect and serve, but there are some that when they come out of the academy, request to go to south central so they can earn their stripes, so they can knock heads. if that is how you come to a community, then why would you be surprised that the people in the community do not view the police officers as there to protect fearat all, and, in fact, police officers. the host: some might say that a question whether a few bad apples requires a complete overhaul of the system. what do you say to that? rep. bass: i don't think there are a few bad apples. i think there are systemic problems, and one of the things police officers have

reportera: segÚn datos del departamento de salud del condado de los Ángeles, el epicentro es los Ángeles. >> hemos sido una cultura mÁs vulnerable porque no tenemos accesos apropiados. reportera: esto seÑalÓ la doctora de una clÍnica. >> la comunidad indocumentada tener mucho miedo y tiene que ir a ganarse el pan. reportera: varias generaciones llegan a vivir en el mismo techo. >> esto es muy riesgoso porque al haber uno, entonces se puede contagiar los demÁs. reportera: la supervisora de este distrito anunciÓ la apertura de seis centros para poder hacer pruebas. >> todos nos cuidamos. paola: bajaran un poco las temperaturas, veamos con suheily. suheily: saludos, paola. tenemos temperaturas variables en el Área de la bahÍa. en la zona de concord tuvimos una temperatura mÁxima de 90°. 80° en san josÉ, 76° en napa y santa rosa. en la regiÓn montaÑosa, de santa clara, tuvimos cielo despejados. la visibilidad disminuyÓ un poco en la regiÓn costera. estamos bajo un sistema bastante amplio y esto nos darÁ una semana bastante tranquila. san francisco estarÁ en los altos 60. e

gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next one boy's inspiring shout out to the front lines. >>> before we go in our latest episode of "nightly news kids edition" a 12-year-old who is lifting spirits on the front lines by holding impromptu concerts outside his local hospital plus we'll meet an inspiring dance teacher and her students who are stepping in and stepping up despite the virus outbreak our new episode is streaming now. that is "nightly news." thank you for watching everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. ♪ >> kelly: hey, what's up y'all? it's another beautiful day and our summer a staycation celebration. let's get started with a song by the cranberries when music was awesome. here is me and my band y'all with "linger." ♪ ♪ if you, if you could return ♪ don't let it burn ♪ don't let it fade ♪ i'm sure i'm not being rude ♪ but it's just your attitude ♪ it's tearing me apart ♪ is y day me ♪ ♪ i swore i would be true ♪ and fellow, so did you ♪ so why were you holding her hand? ♪ ♪ is at

en los angeles, dulce castellanos, univisiÓn. patricia: el que la reapertura de la economÍa y la ligereza con la que algunos comenzaron a tomar esta pandemia contribuyÓ a este incremento exponencial que hemos visto en nuevos casos, incluso, el modelo principal que usa la casa blanca ya proyecta que para el 1 de noviembre hasta 208.000 personas podrÍa morir por el covid-19, pero hacen la salvedad que esa cantidad se puede reducir en 45.000. es decir como total de fallecimiento de 163.000 si la gente usa su cubrebocas. una medida que muchos le piden al presidente donald trump hacer obligatoria a nivel nacional y las piensa forzar a una reapertura de las escuelas y nos cuenta galo arellano. galo: enviar a los estudiantes a las escuelas en tiempo de pandemia que es sin duda una de las decisiones mÁs complicadas que enfrentan las autoridades a nivel nacional. en la florida, una orden ejecutiva obligarÍa a todas las juntas escolares y directivas a abrir escuelas de ladrillo y cemento en agosto. >> nuestra mÁxima prioridad va a se

we've cut gang crime in half in los angeles. remember movies when most of us were growing up where it was los angeles was synonymous with gang culture? we have done that not by just strengthening and holding accountable a pliolice departme. but moving resources from policing to gang development. former members who can be the peacemakers when things flair up more effectively than police officers in certain situations. i agree we are always going to need police for certain situations and we need to rethink that model. and kind of create that, co-create that, with communities of color that baear the brunt o that when it comes. and make sure we broaden this out so this is not just a conversation about public safety. if we care about black lives and the lives of the people that we represent, this has to be about wealth building and health building, too. because we know, even with the most accountable police departments in the country, reimagining some of those models, most black people in america will have shorter lives or find death

and the other part is south los angeles. when they go on one side of town, the police go to protect and serve. when they go to the other side they go to knock heads. , it is a warrior mentality versus a guardian mentality. police officers have told me that they have to deal with some of those officers out of the academy. let me say for the record, we know the vast majority of police officers are not like this, and they protect and serve, but there are some that when they come out of the academy, request to go to south central so they can earn their stripes, so they can knock heads. if that is how you come to a community, then why would you be surprised that the people in the community do not view the police officers as there to protect them at all and fears the police officers? >> some might question whether a few bad apples requires a complete overhaul of the system. what do you say to that? rep. bass: i don't think there are a few bad apples. i think there are systemic problems, and one of the things police officers have d

angeles football club y también la los angeles galaxy, globos de oro no va a estar en su filas porque va a ser intervenido y no va a estar en el torneo >> es una buena oportunidad para brillar más la mls para javier «chicharito» hernández >> pero juega muy bien. >> saúl «canelo» Álvarez peliaría a puertas cerradas por todo lo que está pasando pero no hay ingresos por la cantidad de eventos en vivo lo que puede reducir la cantidad de oponentes >> ahora no se trata de hablar de dinero tanto es así que saúl «canelo» Álvarez quiere ayudar a una organización que lucha contra el cáncer en niños en guadalajara me parece extraordinario lo vi en redes sociales porque los tratamientos han estado limitados en méxico >> es un campeón peleando contra un enemigo motal >> liverpool estrena su corona ante el manchester city el jueves hoy recibe al manchester city en un partido de la premier league que usted disfruta en nuestras pantallas es un partido esperado porque liverpool se llevó la premier league desde que cambió su número en 1992 y en exclusiva entonces este partido liv

dulce: el condado de los Ángeles tambiÉn estÁ viendo un aumento en el nÚmero de niÑos que estÁn padeciendo el misterioso sÍndrome inflamatorio, relacionado al covid-19. hay por lo menos 15 menores afectados. >> justamente los niÑos afectados, cuatro semanas despuÉs dar tenido coronavirus, hemos visto que algunos han creado una respuesta inflamatoria mesurada. dulce: este sÍndrome puede causar inflamaciÓn en los pulmones, corazÓn y cerebro. la condiciÓn es rara, pero puede ser mortal. en la mayorÍa niÑos afectados en los Ángeles, son latinos. >> este sÍndrome estÁ afectando mucho mÁs a las comunidades desprotegidas, como la hispana y la afroamericana. dulce: la comunidad latina sigue siendo la mÁs afectada por el coronavirus en el condado. patricia. en la florida, llevÁndose dÍas consecutivos reportando mÁs de 10,000 nuevos casos de covid-19 diarios. segÚn el departamento de salud

shortly after 7 o'clock tonight, so that is the scene in los angeles and of course we showed you the damage done pd headquarters in oakland, we will bring you more about these demonstrations and the violence and vandalism as the information comes into the newsroom tonight. >>i don't know how to rationalize that kind of behavior. >>san jose's mayor responding to video showing police kicking and dragging a woman on the ground. during an arrest tonight, an investigation is underway in san jose into the use of force by police there while they were arresting that particular woman san jose's mayor tells kron 4 this is another example of the need for police reform kron four's justine waldman joins us live in our newsroom now with the latest on this story justine well, san jose police are saying the video shows a small part of a bigger situation and that the car was wanted for evading officers on 2 separate occasions. >>and that the officer used force on the woman because she failed to comply with their demands. but now there's one officer on administrative leave. well going out to the video

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he's supposed to be going into his second year at the los angeles film school in california. instead he's worrying about his options because going home is complicated. >> my parents actually live in china but we've crossed out the

get an e-mail every day from los angeles advocates trying to predict other advocates and people that care or know about the sweet sweets or still happened 30000000 dollars a year they're building bridge shelters and $2000000.00 those sweeps if you took the budget away for sweeps you could build 15 shelters. i have that money that they're spending it makes no sense to me but that's the response to homelessness and you want to grow. yes conversation happening on you tube i want to share with he said i meant to man 946 and it says we can't depend on the government or is this we should help the homeless at an individual level mark. i mean look i think that that is speaking for the united states to say the government hasn't had a role in this on sort of the dispossession for black and brown people of their ability to buy housing and to quote unquote american dream has been a major contributor to them by the way that was sanctioned by the government for many years major contributor to the enormous wealth gaps that we see and that is an enormous cause of homelessness the lack of the lack of

get an e-mail every day from los angeles advocates trying to predict other advocates and people that care or know about the sweet sweets or still happened $30000000.00 a year they're building bridge shelters and $2000000.00 those sweeps if you took the budget away for sweeps you could build 15 shelters and. that money that they're spending it makes no sense to me but that's the response to homelessness and you want to grow. yes conversation happening on you tube i want to share with he said i mean kumar 946 and it says we can't depend on the government for or as they say we should help the homeless at an individual level mark. i mean look i think that that is speaking for the united states to say the government hasn't had a role in this sort of the dispossession for black and brown people of their ability to buy housing. quote unquote american dream has been a major contributor to by the way that was sanctioned by the government for many years major contributor to the enormous wealth gaps that we see and that is an enormous cause of homelessness the lack of the lack of affordable hou

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sherri rasmussen had been murdered in los angeles in the 1980s. from the outset her parents told investigators about several run-ins sherri had with her husband's ex now detective was focusing on the same woman, a member of the lapd here's josh mankiewicz with more of "the smoking gun". >> reporter: for two decades the lapd had but one rasmussen's mu, randomly killed by two men in botched burglary now science had rewritten the script and almost too hot to handle prime suspect, lapd detective named stephanie lazarus. but as detective nutall went back through it, no evidence never spoken to? >> no. >> reporter: only one thing, detective had written stephanie lazarus, po. as if her name had come up, not as suspect no notes >> no paper trail. >> reporter: seemed to be above suspicion. stephanie irene lazarus grew up in california, tomboy of sorts, loved sports attended ucla, played basketball in college met and dated john ruetten long before he and sherri got married after graduating in 1982, surprised her family joining lapd, when only a handful of w

we're a very large entity here in los angeles. cases have gone up. we're the first city to offer testing to people without symptoms. 30% of what we're watching is those folks. i want to be more surgical and go into those factories. i want to go into these communities. we have cut our racial gap completely here so african-americans are not dying in bigger numbers than their population. now thisbecoming a much more latino disease. we need national leadership. this is the last chance for this president to move he cares about the people of this country and to step up and do something. >> the los angeles unified school district which is the second largest public school system in the country behind only new york city announced this week it will forego in person learning when classes resume next month. take a listen to what president trump had to say. >> i would tell parents and teachers that you should find yourself a new person, whoever is in charge of that decision because it's a terrible decision. mothers can't go to work because they have to stay home

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los angeles went through this trajectory. so it's pretty clear, i think, that the lapd is a different creature than it was in the early 1990s under darrell gates and recoodney king. you can still talk to people of color in los angeles that can rattle off police officers who have robbed them of their dignity, who assaulted them. the question, is when you think about the direction things are moving, is the direction connect and we need to go further or is there some core problem that's not being gotten at, of the people in policing for the wrong reason, which of those do you think it is? >> i absolutely think it's both, chris. you can see changes we made in policy and procedures the last five years. we've seen fatal officer involved shootings cut in half. those policies actually work when people have to warn somebody they're going to be shooting, when somebody is accountable for their use of force. when you daylight discipline, those things work. but there's a culture independent from that, too. i don't think you have to compro

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we've cut gang crime in half in los angeles. remember movies when most of us growing up, los angeles was synonymous with gang culture. we've done that not just by strengthening and holding accountable the police department, but moving resources from policing to gang reduction and youth development. former gang members, people with lived experience who can be the peacemakers when things flare up more effectively than police officers in certain situations. i agree we're always going to need police for certain situations and we need to rethink that model and we need to kind of create that -- co-create that with communities of color that bear the brunt of that disrespect when it comes, but we also have to look for solutions inside communities and make sure we broaden this out so this is not just a conversation about public safety. if we care about black lives and the lives of the people that we represent, this has to be about wealth building and health building, too, because we know even with the most accountable police departments

joining us now, the mayor of los angeles, mayor garcetti. this week los angeles county saw both its highest number of daily new cases and new hospitalizations since the pandemic began. now, when l.a. shut down back in march, there were 231 confirmed cases in the county. now there are more than 150,000. what happened? what went wrong? >> well, jake, i think a lot of things went wrong. but here where we've had fewer deaths than many of the big cities and our rate of increase hasn't accelerated as much as others, we're kind of in the middle of the pack. we've seen no national leadership. we've had to stand up testing centers on our own. we've had to do so much that is outside of our lane because of the lack of national leadership. but also i think that there are people who are just as exhausted. they were sold a bill of goods. they said this was under control. they said this would be over soon. and i think when leaders say that, people react. and they do the wrong things. they stop distancing themselves. they stop washing their hands. they stop

e-mail every day from los angeles advocates trying to predict other advocates and people that care or know about the sweet sweets or still happen 30 $1000000.00 a year they're building bridge shelters $2000000.00 those sweeps if you took the budget away for sweeps you could build 15 shelters. i have that money that they're spending it makes no sense to me but that's the response to homelessness and you want to grow. yes conversation happening on you tube i want to share with he said i am in kumar 946 and it says we can't depend on the government for or as they say we should help the homeless at an individual level mark. i mean look i think that that is speaking for the united states to say the government hasn't had a role in this on sort of the dispossession for black and brown people of their ability to buy housing and to quote unquote american dream has been a major contributor to them by the way that was sanctioned by the government for many years major contributor to the enormous wealth gaps that we see and that is an enormous cause of homelessness the lack of the lack of affordab