small: it was wonderful. i grew up in las cruces, it's the largest city in the district, at the time it was about 70,000 people. it was a tight knit town my mom was a teacher. my dad was a social worker my grandfather was a police sergeant. so the place where everyone knew my family or knew me. so such a close knit community you learn to work with everyone because you know you'll run into them again. host: were your parents involved in politics? ms. torres small: they cared about their civic duty to vote they cared about their community but they had never run for office or been involved in that way. host: when did you become involved or interested in politics? ms. torres small: i was interested because in part my parents, we had discussions at ome. we -- my dad always said, if you want something you've got to learn how to talk about it. how to ask for it. so we would always, when we had differences of opinions at the dinner table, we were always talking about things. one of the points of pride for my dad was when i became an attorney. that was first lawyer in the family. it was somethin

schedule of our coverage this weekend visit book tv.org. they are now live at the la times festival of books. this is live coverage on book tv on c-span two. >> welcome everybody. this is a bright and sunny day. and as a wonderful time to be in an auditorium with these three people. this is the panel on exposing the truth. there will be book signings afterwards afterwards perhaps for continued and informal conversation but let me begin first by introducing myself. i am president of the alicia patterson foundation that funds independent journalism projects worldwide. our three finalists are here and one of them you may already know one was announced last night. let me walk through our introductions here. are far left is a journalist a veteran investigative journalist in an author. she writes essays and op-ed's for the new york times as well as magazines and radio. online journals in 2010 was a nieman fellow for journalism at harvard. in her first published book fab factory meant was a national best seller. her second book was also a national best seller and her third dealer's doctors an

much. >> think you for the introduction. thank you for all of you who are coming here. and to the la times for holding this. it is a great presentation. i do see that miriam won the sticky note contest. both johns and susan books are available and audible. that was the way that i consumed their books because i have to do a lot of driving in southern california. all of these books are where you learned something. that's the reason why she won the sticky note contest. i got the idea to write this book in 2013. i was at a dnc meeting. in washington dc. they have gone on to distinguished careers. in the democratic party. and they started reminiscing about the 1980 convention. they have just accepted the nomination chased teddy kennedy around the stage and he was essentially drunk on the stage in front of the entire country. and then i ran upstairs. and i ran into anita dunn. in that fight and split us personally and structurally for a decade because they did not win the white house until 1992. that was the beginning of a journey for me. in deciding to write this book. i realize that no o

has done it again, winning for a 12th time. 34 years old. a professional sports better from las vegas. >> james -- >> who is napoleon? >> yes. >> reporter: he now has the five highest totals. >> ken? >> who is aristophanes? >> ken? >> what's the trojan horse? >> ken? >> what is stella! >> good. >> reporter: tonight, ken speaking out, telling "wired" magazine -- "i'm just gobsmacked by james. it's absolutely insane what he's doing. i would never have had the stomach for those kinds of bets." >> reporter: and espn asking james about a match-up with ken jennings. >> i'm good on the buzzer, but ken is better. in a straight trivia test, i might take ken. >> reporter: but tonight, it's james against two others, going for game 13 and getting closer to ken jennings' record. we'll see tonight. and i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> now from abc7, live breaking news. >> breaking news in the east bay. sky 7 is over the rock ridge bart station which is closed because of a person on the tracks. trains are not stopping at rock ridge station. ac transit has set up transit. we'll bring you update

? >> our returning champion --mes 34-year-old professional sports gambler from las vegas. winning 14 timeness in a row >> you're gonna add $50,000. that takes you up to $118,816. and now, a 14-day total of $1,061,554. >> reporter: james is now the second player ever to break the $1 million threshold. the first, ken jennings. even joking on twitter, i don't feel i get enough credit for making small, sensible "jeopardy!" wagers, which helped the show with its prize budget. james going for the high-value clues first, and then wagering big on daily doubles. >> are you going to push? >> oh, okay. >> reporter: and to practice, james says he doesn't play like the rest of us do at home on the couch. he stands in his living room, wearing the same dress shoes he'd wear on the show. holding a homemade buzzer. >> james? james? >> reporter: james often writing in the names of his loved ones. >> you wrote down a little tribute to your grandmother. >> she moved to help raise me and my brother. spoke barely any english, if anything at all. and i promised her i'd some day she'd see me on the stage up

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see. >> this is the las s bas o this last season sfleep we're getting excited for the holiday weekend. >> easter is almost upon us. so is a nice looking forecast. >> things will turn around just in time for easter. things turned around at the coast. much cooler at the beaches as we saw a shallow marine layer develop. this is a lovely view toward sausalito of the fog rolling in. fast forward to tonight. and watch that will marine layer from our over the bay hills camera. it rapidly deepened. tonight it is 2200 feet deep. that means even inland areas are going to notice that their temperatures are going to be sharply lower than they were today. we got up into the low 80s inland today. not going to happen tomorrow. the forecast for the upcoming weekend, it is going to be a cooler one with morning drizzle for tomorrow. and fog. extra nice on sunday. sunny and milder weather is expected. los 60s to the mid-70s for those easter egg hunts. looking fantastic. or if you're heading to services nice weather. a live look from our sfo camera. we have low ceilings. tomorrow morning with the low del

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track since december 26th. an official confirmed the death to the la times. santa anita reopened friday after a closure to look into the deaths. on friday a new initiative launched at other tracks with the same owners including golden gate fields and it will eventually eliminate race day meddations for horses and regulate whips. the arms runner fell and was later euthanized. >> tomorrow is a tough day for shoppers. at midnight, 51 cities across california are raising their sales taxes. that's not the only blow to your wallet. you'll be paying for tax online. >> the california sales tax is official on april fools' but it's no joke. >> this has been in the works for a while since the supreme court decision last year. it was an exception made for online retailers at a time when they were the minority and brick and mortar sales was the dominant platform. now it's the opposite >> reporter: in 2018, the supreme court ruled to require out of state businesses who make more than 200 transactions or $100,000 in california sales to collect state taxes from shoppers. experts say the state could mak

, above the almighty dollar. >> reporter: the council voted for a compromise to allow templo la hermosa to move to trade zone boulevard. the pastor said he was advised by his lawyer not to comment on the matter. we've reached out to the attorney multiple times and have not heard back. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> on the peninsula the owner of the famous flintstone home is answering a lawsuit by the town of hillsborough with a lawsuit of her own. the city says the home is a public nuisance. the unusual hillside home stands out to anyone who passes by on interstate 280. it was purchased in 2017 and adibi group of dinosaur sculptures and colorful landscaping. the lawsuit alleges the modifications violate several municipal codes. >>> when it comes to being fans of the san jose sharks, it's hard to keep up with the joneses. with sharky in front of their san jose home, look at that. it's now painted a spectacular shade of sharks teal. the jones

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this morning briefly knocking out power. the 6.1 quake hit at 2:11 this morning our time. this video shows a chandelier shaking inside the shangri la hotel. many evacuated as the quake hit. an old church was damaged and some bolders rolled down a hill on the highway. so far no reports of any injuries. >>> developing now, reports of serious problems with the new muni trains. >> one malfunction reportedly threw a woman onto the tracks. and now san francisco is considering delaying a new order. live in west portal. >> reporter: good morning, muni wants $62 million for new trains but a supervisor says it would be, quote, irresponsible to give the money after learning of the problems with muni's new trains. you see in this video obtained by the "san francisco examiner" a woman's hand was trapped in the door at the embarcadero station, the train doors are locking. a similar incident happened in december. that's not the only problem. a second investigation found that a pin holding the cars together snapped about two weeks ago. other board members are also raising similar concerns. >> some o

long length of time. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike the packup has improved in the la flop area. southbound i-5 near the 120 american. it's been there since 11:30 we still got a backup. we are coming down from french camp into la drop. mike mentioned it is breezy, chp issued one for the san mateo bridg bridge. >> this past week, california saw the biggest increase nationwide. the average cost is now $3.80. that's the highest average in the nation there are a lot of there are 4 gas prices around. retail prices began surging last month after the refinery in venetia stopped production. the production of a summer blend and tighter supplies are boosting prices. >> a british company call reaction engine says it has solved an engine temperature problem involving hyper sonic travel. it will stop it from melting. it will allow it to travel 25 times the speed of sound. reaction engines has been working with the european space agency to make the powerful aircraft. i mean, that's too fast i need time to have a drink, maybe a snack. we can do three hours. >> a movie. >> exactly. >>> next at

was checked and fell onto the ice. san jose trailed las vegas 3-0 at the time. the sharks then scored four times with a one-player advantage and then won game seven by a score of 5-4 in overtime. it was an epic game. >>> the nfl draft continues later today with the second and the third rounds. >> the 49ers and raiders will be involved. san francisco -- i don't know. that script still hasn't been updated or changed. they both can't have third picks and that's what it says. >> i will google it. >> everyone knows that i don't know sports. nick bosa from ohio state. bosa received criticism for deleting tweets. he also once tweet that had ced kaepernick was a, quote, clown. he deleted the tweet because there's a chance i end up in san francisco and look what happened. he ended up in san francisco. okay. we still don't have the information right. i will just continue reading. the raiders had three first-round picks taking defensive end clelin ferrell with the fourth pick. oakland also selected running back josh jacobs fromt 24 and safety jonathan abram from mississippi state at 27. o

you come in through la drop, manteka is seeing about a ten minute delay. our drive times, highway 40 to the maze. southbound 1010 san francisco to sfo. >>> police are trying to find out a flag, the under surveillance showing her jumping up and pulling down the thin, blue line flag and throwing it aside. it happened on santa clara area. the other than put the flag up in january. he has a message for the people that ripped it down. >> respect everybody's property. respect everybody. >> his firm didn't go without a flag for do long. the mother who heard what happened dropped off a replacement. >>> now to a top trending story on twitter this morning. >> it has nothing to do with the actual halo around my head right now. >> it looks beautiful. >> i know. it is very misleading. superstar lay tore swift has donated $113,000 to the tennessee equality project. swift is backing the organization's fight against a handful of bills currently moving through the tennessee legislature. the head of the group called swift a long time ally. >>> next the seven things you need to know before you go. >> f

before the regular season ended but we got the details more locked in than previous games. this time of year everyone in the room knows what's at stake. we're excited to start it off here at home. >> las vegas takes a lot of shots on goal. where is the sharks' emphasis in preventing that? >> they unfortunately got off to some quick starts against us in the past. we're going to have to do our best to limit that in this series here. i know we got off to a great start last time we played them in this building. then they were able to capitalize quickly. >> you said what will be important for you is discipline in this series. you know what's at stake. how much attention do you expect to get from the golden knights, seeing as how this is post-season and the game changes a little bit? >> yeah, i think with everybody. they're a team that likes that physical element. i think last game we played them here, we made them a little bit uncomfortable with a lot more pushback than we've had in the past. for us, that's going to be key. we want to stay disciplined and stick to our game plan. for us, you

try to avoid an early tee time. san jose trying to avoid being eliminated by las vegas for the second straight year. since dominating game one, san jose hasn't even led for a single second in the last three games. that's why they're down 3-1. sharks have allowed a goal in the first 90 seconds in each of the past three games. get your head in the game. in game three, they allowed a goal in the first minute in every single period. you see the trend? a fast start necessary in a must-win game. >> when you point to what's gone on here the last three games, i think we chase a game from the first minute of the game, all three games. game one we didn't and had some success. >> it's play-off. you get a bounceback, it's that time of year, you know, we know what we can do. so we're confident in ourselves. we know this group can do this. that's all that matters. >> positive sign for the a's. the team is willing to spend and khris davis was willing to take a below market of known as crus extension at his present salary, just over $16 million. so a two-year extension worth $33.5 million. tha

. vegas week continues. for the first time ever he taped shows in las vegas inside planet hollywood. tonight's guests include seth rogen. >>that is this edition of abc7 news. lock for breaking news whenever you like on the abc7 news news app. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. for sandhya patel, anthony flores, all of us here on the abc7 news team, have a good evening. while shopping at sears, you need to place yourself in the moment. ♪ our products make the wins more victorious... ♪ ...and the rewards even sweeter. you need confidence in the appliances you select to build the home and life you love. our products and services bring moments like this to every family. shop top-brand appliances including kenmore at sears. ♪ including kenmore at sears. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a professional sports gambler from las vegas, nevada... a veterinarian from chicago, illinois... and our returning champion, a regulatory research counsel from boulder, colorado... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--

last six months are around 40% compared to the same time la st around 40% compared to the same time last year. they order books are up around 40% compared to the same time la st around 40% compared to the same time last year. their orderbook also looking very rosy up in the similar percentage amounts, looking forward to next year. part of the reason for this as there is a slight disconnect between the general house buyer and these companies, because one of the biggest contributions to their growth has been there partnerships division, where they typically partnerup division, where they typically partner up with housing associations and the like, almost building on behalf of the government to meet the very high demand for housing in the country. and other data out today looked at the cost of living, consumer price index, which measures inflation and the rise of prices. that came out at 1.9%, unchanged from february, but up on the previous year. clearly it eases the pressure of the bank of england, in terms of an interest rate rise, but it is only just terms of an interest rate rise,

were two suicide bombers that ended and the dining room would have been at its peak at that time. the hotel was open to both guests who had been dining there for the hotel for easter, but it was also open to public guests and locals who lived there in sri la nka and locals who lived there in sri lanka because it was one of the main hotels hosting this lunch. the dining room would probably have been most packed at this time. we didn't get a chance to get near the scene and we would not have wanted to anywhere because there was danger that struck chile and other things that struck chile and other things that you might see are very traumatic. and you don't want your five—year—old son to see these things. absolutely. we decided we would take david away from the site but there was an issue of how safe are we, where are we the safest? in the end, i don't regret that this dumb decision. we had to stand quite close to police and ambulances. i just told him to close his eyes. he asked why and i told him i didn't wa nt asked why and i told him i didn't want him to see things. i was fea

want to see their politicians come together. we saw the politicians walk together la st saw the politicians walk together last week, we now know they can work together. there are moments in politics when things change. karen and i have been speaking for months actually about the right time to try and recommence the right time to try and recommence the talks process. i think we would have been trying to do that in any case, using the window after the local elections, but i think that the emotion of the last week has givena spark the emotion of the last week has given a spark to that process and an urgency to it. that has meant now that there is i think something that we need to capture, the discussed that communities have shown on the back of what is happened, the utter rejection of that kind of thinking, the sort of new found support for the sort of new found support for the psni in communities that may be would not have been talking to them previously. and we need to respond to that as public representatives and as governments. there is a moment now that will hopefully allow pe

when we're here. not even close. >> donald trump spoke today to the nra for the third straight time as president, but behind the scenes the group is in shambles. the "wall street journal" reporting that the group's long time leader is accusing nra president oliver north of extortion and of pressuring la pierre to resign. down to allegations of $200,000 of wardrobe purchases by mr. la pierre. the nra complain about its own president and the contractor behind nra-tv. that's a different operation. this comes on the heels of a new yorker report detailing the deep financial disarray. the national affairs editor for mother jones who wrote about why the national rifle association is under fire like never before. thank you for joining me. we have to start with this. the nra is not some group or organization that is having certain trouble. the nra is the lobby for the gun industry in the united states. >> yeah. this turmoil they are going through with leadership is interest with the timing because it comes at a time when they are facing all kinds of problems and some of them related to the tax-

, detained migrants. mayor respond today trump on twitter, it's time to stop sending hate and division, real donald trump, i've been consistent and clear oakland welcomes all no matter where you come from and how you got here. la's mayor eric garcetti calls disgraceful policy, cam dollar harris says trump using human beings for political gain and the governor of california who the president pointed to when announcing the idea of sending migrants to sanctuary cities is also responding. >> it's illegal, it's immoral, it's unethical, it's sophomoric and par for the course. >> but the head of border patrol union which represents thousands of agent who is work at the border has a much different take, he says the president should be praised for his plan calling it brilliant. >> these are cities that the city councils have consciously made a decision that they're going to accept the illegal aliens into the cities and protect them. these people have been to be released for one reason or another and if we are going to have to release them why not show these sanctuary cities the same pressure th

few members to force out long-time executive, wayne la hpierre. he said north was trying to push him out by threatening la pierre with damaging information. la pierre quoting i believe the purpose of the letter was to humiliate me, discredit our association and raise appearances of impropriety. la pierre received two standing ovations from the crowd of more than 1,000 gathered at the nra convention on saturday, going after the mainstream media and lawmakers who seek to restrict gun rights. he didn't mention his feud with north. instead, singling out an ongoing lawsuit with the state of new york over regulators scrutinizing nra operations. lieutenant north, best known for his role in the iran contra scan da of the 1980s, was at the end of his first term at president of the nra. his last day will be monday obamacare '. arthel.arthel: president trumpr us for a showdown. some lawmakers are threatening to hold white house officials in consistent settlement if they don't comply with committee requests to testify. gillian turner has more from washington. >> reporter: congress returns to was

terrorist and threatened to kill her. he faces ten years in prison. >> a short time for now donald trump will take the stage in las vegas to address the republican jewish coalition. the fiery father who lost his daughter in the parkland shooting, he has been outspoken, upfront, deeply caring on all these issues across the country. he is addressing the crowd to await the president to speak. the president will talk about border security, israel and the mueller report. he has been tweeting about that as democrats announce they want to take a look at finances and return to los angeles notice las vegas when the president is speaking so stay tuned as we await the president of the united states. >> there is no collusion, no obstruction, no nothing. it is all a big hoax and the democrats want to keep playing it because they've done a lousy job, they haven't governed well. that's why i am here. ff, i'm a. what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insuranc

. congressman, we appreciate your time as always, we will see you back here in dc. >> thanks for having me on, leland, have a good day. leland: have a good saturday. gillian: president trump to set stage in las vegas where he will address republican coalition national leadership meeting in about an hour ♪ when cravings hit, hit back. choose glucerna, with slow release carbs to help manage blood sugar, and start making everyday progress. glucerna. recommendations made to great ag who found no obstruction, 13 angry dems later brought $30 million, no collusion, no obstruction, the democrats, no matter what we give them will never be satisfied. top democrats full unredacted mueller report be released to public, the house judiciary committee issued subpoenas to get it, ag at the center of what will be released to congress and public this week, became top target for democrats. >> after the attorney general, whatever he wants to do but everybody waited for the mueller report and turns out that there's no obstruction, no collusion, no anything and now the rest is up to the attorney general. s

asylum. the bottom line is for the time being individuals will be allowed to come into the u.s., they will not be required to stay in mexico. >> julie: william la jeunesse. thank you so much. >> bill: a camera outside the courthouse in london. julian assange will leave in a matter of moments. we are hearing word from some of the reporters that campaigners and journalists have arrived and assange will next appear on the second of may in court. remain in custody until the next hearing as he was led out a short time ago. stand by. we're on that story and will get you developments as they develop from london, 16 past the hour now. george has heart failure. and a busy day ahead. george has entresto, a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto

death for a few minutes a day. >> nawang: yes. you are reminded time and again not to take things too seriously. this is in fact an illusion, isn't it? >> anthony: "life is but a dream." >> nawang: yeah. ♪ >> anthony: pele la pass, the gateway to central bhutan. here, nomadic herders and their yaks come down from higher elevations to spend the winter months. >> woman: for as long as i can remember, my family have been yak herders. as a child i took care of the yaks. this has been my life for 30 years or so. >> anthony: and from the yak you get meat, the fur. >> nawang: the fur, milk, cheese. >> anthony: butter. >> nawang: yup. this is butter tea. >> anthony: yak tea. >> nawang: yup, with yak butter. >> anthony: have you had this before? >> darren: never. >> anthony: you're either going to love it or you're not going to love it. >> darren: that's very unique. >> nawang: is this yak's meat? >> woman: yes, it is. >> anthony: yak jerky? >> nawang: yak meat and some spinach. >> anthony: you'll like these greens, man. they are spicy as -- >> darren: do i have yak -- is this yak meat r

the rain ♪ getting colder ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ [ boat engine ] ♪ >> anthony: last time i saw all this, i think it's fair to say i was at a turning point in my life. i promised some people i'd come back, and i am back. my life has changed a lot. how much have their lives changed? ♪ kuala lumpur. happy to be here, but brimming with mixed emotions. surrounded by all the sights, smells and flavors i remember so well. this is where a wandering soul, such as myself, can dive right in and get some of that straights chinese food i've been missing. first order of business -- dinner. been on a plane for like, i don't know, it was long. very long. saw like five mark wahlberg films. i can't tell you how excited about the prospect of getting some black pepper crab, some char kuey teow, and some pork related noodles. and a regional beverage. reasonably cold. i don't even know what this is. i love you, noodles. don't want to get all heavy and philosophical at this point. like why i'm here, what my mission is, what i expect to find. basically retracing my steps and all that -- we'll ta

live here anymore, you live in la now? >> mark: yeah. >> anthony: how long since you left? >> mark: it's been 20 years. >> anthony: oh wow. >> mark:but i come back here, you know, a couple times a year and play shows. i still have family in the city and i think of it as home still, you know, i always will. it's just uh, it's the home i don't live in anymore. ♪ would you put on that long white dress ♪ ♪ while i burn when there's no more tomorrows ♪ ♪ will you walk with me underground ♪ ♪ and forgive all my sadness and the sorrows ♪ ♪ ba dadada da badadadada ♪ >> anthony: so how long have you been playing music professionally? >> jeff: well, kind of the whole time, you know? i mean i played my first gigs when i was 13. been touring with mark since about 2010. >> anthony: what was the first band, the first time you were ever on stage? and where was it? >> mark: it was in my hometown. i was 15 and some guys i worked in a restaurant with had a band. they were older and uh, i sang at one pool party that they had. >> anthony: what was the set list there? covers or uh -

going to be a challenge. hey, the meat's good. you should bring your own cutlery next time. >> diego: yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: la caracola is a party space on a strip of sand about ten minutes outside jose ignacio. the ocean on one side, a lagoon on the other. during the high season, it's a regular hang out for over-the-top asados. today, nacho is supervising a meal for a bunch of friends. ♪ >> anthony: hey, guys. ♪ >> anthony: what's going on in here? hey, how's it going? >> nacho: so this is martin. >> anthony: hey, how are you? >> anthony: martin pittaluca is the co-owner of la huella, a restaurant in town that also serves as the mothership for this place. >> anthony: man, what a spot. the weather is good? >> martin: the weather is difficult, but beautiful. you can stay the whole day. you know, you arrive at 2:00 and you leave at 9:00. >> anthony: nice. so, jefe, what's cooking? ♪ >> nacho: so this is one of the spots with the fire oven. >> anthony: wow, look at the whole fish baked in salt. >> nacho: yes. ♪ >> nacho: whole rib eyes, flanks. >> anthony: rib

estaba lloviendo, que había problemas con la electricidad. teresa: e incluso, hizo fotos donde mostraba detalles de su habitación. mario: también estaba haciendo face time, video llamada, con un amigo de ella llamado keith y estuvo hablando con él hasta aproximadamente casi las nueve de la noche. ella en ese momento le dice a keith que tiene mucha sed y que va a salir del cuarto a buscar agua. esa fue la última vez que alguien supo de ella. teresa: al día siguiente a carlos le pareció extraño no recibir noticias de su hija. carlos: el día de su cumpleaños yo le escribo en la mañana muy temprano. "hola, hija, ¿cómo estás? dios te bendiga, feliz cumpleaños, pásale chévere". eso fue todo la última vez que yo traté de comunicarme con ella. nunca recibí respuesta. teresa: preocupadas, sus amigas más cercanas fueron esa tarde a recibir a carla en el aeropuerto. mario: pero carla nunca sale, entonces en ese momento cuando sí se disparan las alarmas para todos, ellas pudieron obtener información de que ella no abordó el vuelo. teresa: de inmediato la familia contactó a l

apprehensive atmosphere it depicts the zite geist of in one nine hundred thirty s. as well as la to la times on credo what i do isn't modern nor is it academic it's simply very me. now for chocoholics this is the best time of year i should know i am yes joe clit easter eggs are on sale everywhere in europe but few as clos is the creations of school in rome whose inspired by great fashion designers like this one this is seeing exact designs of italian fashion house missoni. he's also done a tribute to collagen felt. and also a cool says in the style of french fashion maverick. a and in his shop moscow even stages fashion shows with real models in the window surrounded by his legs and the time and effort to make them reflected in the prices i'm afraid these unique easter eggs will set you back up to five hundred euros it seems a shame to eat them. now there are more heavy metal musicians per capita in finland than anywhere else heavy metal is played all mainstream re. stations and that was even disturbing the quiet contemplation of church services in helsinki courtesy of a heavy metal fan who als

paris since the 13th century. notre dame sits in the very heart of paris, on the ile de la cite, an island in the middle of the river seine. the fire is believed to have started shortly before 7pm local time, shortly after the structure closed to the public. horrified crowds gathered along the banks of the river to watch their much loved catherdral landmark burn. fergal keane looks now at what notre dame means to france, and its people. in paris, the most desolate of skies, smoke and ruin and history billowing into the air. fire crews from across paris have come here to save whatever they possibly can, and the striking thing, standing among the crowds on the banks of the seine, isjust the silence, the quiet of people stunned by the destruction of notjust a great french cultural artefact but of one that belonged to the world. notre dame de paris offered an image of france that seemed eternal, even if the age of kings and emperors and powerful cardinals past was long past. it was built more than 800 years ago when kings ruled by divine right, and grand and great cathedrals of stone an

times was one of his rivals, but at this time a good friend. loaned him the money to buy cedar hill, and it became a 22-room house in the center of las point. douglas's huge extended family. all of whom lived in washington, moved to -- four surviving adult children, 21 grandchildren, three siblings who adopted him or they adopted him, and always a variety of hangers on, all of whom were financially dependent on him. so he's the citizen of the capital, the black folks -- and a lot of that but what comes with that is the scrutiny no african american had ever had, and in the book i tried to show that his family, in effect, in washington became in a way the black first family. and everything they did, good, bad, and ugly, and there was plenty of all of that, got into the press almost every day. but he was very proud of this life with some centrality to national power, although he was really not inside of much real power, which also frustrated him. >> thank you for that, and on to children homes in washington, d.c. a children home became chicago, so i spent six years living in chicago du

the la times festival of books from earlier continues now with an author discussion on political history. >> good afternoon. thank you all for coming. i thank you are in for a treat. i could talk about with these people more than one hour and about each of these books. we have a lot to come in in a short period of time. for we get started i need to tell you you should silence your cell phones please and personal recording is not allowed and also i will give you the first reminder is that after the session each of the others will be signing their books at signing area one which is marked in a map in your festival program. as i said, three traffic books and will hold them up and start the conversation. w my far left seating arrangement, john ward's book, camelot and, kennedy versus carter and the fight that broke the democratic party. susan page, the matriarch and barbara brush in the making of an american dynasty. to my right, former los angeles times collie, miriam powell, the browns of california and the family dynasty that shaped a nation. someone who is about to turn 75 i live

the la st has changed dramatically over the last period of time, especially the la st last period of time, especially the last few years, streaming is the dominant force of a physical product and indeed, downloading is becoming slowly more mode as everyone teens in to their various subscriptions whether it's spot of amazon or apple music. so we are seeing a fantastic rise in the way music is consumed by all age groups and all genres of music by monthly subscription and virtually unlimited streaming to populate playlists for every generation. essentially, just explain this. you are the middleman. ifi explain this. you are the middleman. if i use something like apple music are one of the streaming services, they take a cut, you take a cut and they take a cut, you take a cut and the rest goes to the artist? there isa the rest goes to the artist? there is a division of income and it depends. there is no one fixed rule. it depends who is the ultimate owner. we we specialise in acquiring music whether it's publishing under a music rights which is the performances. at some stage or another

. bbc‘s mundo's guillermo 0lmo reports from the coconut market in puerto la cruz, eastern venezuela. there is still a lot of fish in crisis hit venezuela but the cash to pay for it is hard to find. that's why these fishermen have time for bartering. valdes has been selling fish here for more than 20 years. i ask him what he is getting now in exchange. people bring the strangest things to this market. it is seeming that the fishermen need more rice and pastorfor the fish they will give to this man. —— pasta. sometimes it takes hours to find what you are looking for. it looks like that for as long as the economic collapse continues in venezuela, bartering will be here to stay. do stay with us on bbc news. still to come... angerfrom campaigners as the ban on transgender people in the us military comes into effect. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy h

of paris, on the ile de la cite, an island in the middle of the river seine. the fire is believed to have started shortly before 7pm local time, shortly after the structure closed to the public. horrified crowds gathered along the banks of the river to watch their much loved catherdral landmark burn. fergal keane looks now at what notre dame means to france, and its people. in paris, the most desolate of skies, smoke and ruin and history billowing into the air. fire crews from across paris have come here to save whatever they possibly can, and the striking thing, standing among the crowds on the banks of the seine, isjust the silence, the quiet of people stunned by the destruction of notjust a great french cultural artefact but of one that belonged to the world. notre dame de paris offered an image of france that seemed eternal, even if the age of kings and emperors and powerful cardinals had long past. it was built more than 800 years ago when kings ruled by divine right, and grand and great cathedrals of stone and stained glass were designed to reach for the sublime. so this is abs

defeated 2a points to 20 in their semifinal by la rochelle. right, it is time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's football results as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. the premier league title race promises to be fascinating to the end as manchester city returned to the top of the table after a phil foden goal gave them a 1—0 win over spurs, just three days after the london side had knocked city out of the champions league. at the bottom of the table brighton secured an important point with a 1—all draw with wolves. relegated fulham won their first away game of the season at bournemouth. watford's european ambitions stay alive after their 2—1 win over huddersfield. west ham and leicester drew 2—all. and ayoze perez scored a hat—trick at the bottom of the table brighton secured an important point the scottish premiership hasn't been decided quite yet. a rangers victory today means celtic will have to wait at least another week if they are to retain the title. steven gerrard's side beat hearts 3—1 to move to within eight points of the top spot. it

calm has sri la nka of more attacks. how calm has sri lanka been in recent times? of course, there were many years when it was beset by violence through the civil war. i think it it was beset by violence through the civilwar. i think it was it was beset by violence through the civil war. i think it was the tenth anniversary since the tamil tigers got into 409. since then, colombo has not witnessed... sri lanka has been used to this kind of violence before. this is the first kind of major attacks that has taken place in ten years, which has taken place in colombo. people are panicking, worried about who is behind these attacks. there are rumours of international terrorist groups behind it. there are a lot of unverified claims. racial tensions area unverified claims. racial tensions are a little bit higher because groups are blaming each otherfor these attacks. people are really worried, we were peacefulfor ten yea rs worried, we were peacefulfor ten years and now suddenly these kind of unexpected attacks, on a peaceful sunday, people wear in enjoying the local holiday, the traditional ne