museums, and historic sites from around the country. , a mexican-american cultural center in los angeles, open to the public and april of 2011. american history tv visited to learn about the history of mexicans and southern california. >> i am the president and ceo. this is really a cultural center that is meant to tell the story of the influence and evolving nature of influence of mexicans and mexican-americans throughout the history of los angeles to celebrate the culture and educate people. it is a brand-new institution in los angeles and we're hoping many people will come and visit and discover something new every time. we do not collect objects, we collect stories. people will see different objects and listen to different stories or tell their own stories as well. los angeles is a city always looking forward, always looking to the future. sometimes we forget the origins of the city and how it came about. native americans were here and they had been seen from afar from the boats and ships the spanish were sailing up and down the coast. in 1780 one, the spanish government decided they neede

ladrones la persecuciones por s.a. de los angeles. asegura de la patrulla de caminos y asÍ comenzamos. >> buenas noches imÁgenes documentan en detalle del operativo elemento de la marina de mÉxico cuando presuntamente intentaron recapturar al lÍder del cartel de sinaloa joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn, es el estado de sinaloa testigo seÑala que desde el helicÓptero los marinos dispararon contra casas y vehÍculos. como sam con el reporte de jessica zermeÑo. >> esa mujer vive en el verano donde los marinos mexicanos realizaron un operativo entre el jueves 8 de octubre se aceptÓ hablar con edición anÓnimamente el audio grabado por su hijo es revelador. >> los estÁn atacando... >> inÉs martÍnez vecino del rancho mismo se aterrorizÓ con lo bajo que bajaba las aeronaves. el tiroteo durÓ varias horas, despuÉs los medios llegaron a la comunidad y reunieron a todos los habitantes en ese momento sÓlo mujeres y una docena de niÑos. >> nos armamos de valor y fuimos a hablar con ellos porque no toman la respuesta de las casas querÍamos salir. helicÓptero tira a quien se mu

the los angeles times, is about credit and in better chronicler of los angeles itself and to give you a taste of his new book called sidewalking, he writes this is what all these years in l.a. have taught me, the only strategy for reckoning with the places to employ a kind of double vision by which we peeled back the cliches, the received wisdom receive from who i often wonder, and interact with the city on its terms. yes, los angeles is polling, random, without narrative of, except where it is now. it can still be sunbaked and vacancy here where no one walks, cars fly and constant island upstream but the same i might argue might be said of any city where someone shows up for a few days or few weeks and tries to come to a conclusion ranted and engage. in sidewalking, it is an act of mutual creation, you remake l a in your image and l a remakes you in its image. can you talk about that a little bit? >> i think i grew up here. i have kind of the split between new york and los angeles. when i first moved to los angeles i found myself framing it through the filter of an ex new york. t

comercio de aparatos electrÓnicos y el impacto se siente en otras ciudades como los Ángeles. juan carlos gonzÁlez nos explica. juan carlos: las regulaciones del gobierno de los estados unidos para evitar el lavado de dinero por organizaciones criminales son cada vez mayores. >> el gobierno es mucho mÁs agresivo hoy en dÍa que series o 15 aÑos. juan carlos: ante estos esfuerzos las organizaciones criminales estÁn creando nuevas formas de lavar dinero. compran artÍculos desde ropa hasta aparatos electrÓnicos con dinero proveniente de las drogas. >> la mercancÍa se compra aquí se vende en mÉxico y al venderse en mÉxico ese dinero queda limpio. juan carlos: los carteles de la droga compran cosas y los envÍan a países latinoamericanos. en miami las regulaciones cambiaron paraunos 700 negocios de aparatos electrÓnicos. >> si haces un depÓsito de 3000 $ o mÁs igual el gobierno puede investigar quiÉn eres, de donde viene ese dinero si viene de una fuente lÍcita o normal. juan carlos: anteriormente se necesitaban depÓsitos de 10.000 $ o mÁs es una muestra de fortalecimi

york. you're watching "bbc world news america". still to come on tomorrow's program, los angeles declares a state of emergency to tackle homelessness with an increasing number of people living on the street. >> the former chief executive of hong kong has been released on bail after appearing in court on charges of misconduct in public office. he's accused of failing to file conflict of interest declarations in connection with a luxury apartment. he insists he's done nothing brong. julianna liu rorts. the public sight never expected to see. the president charged with misconduct. he's the highest ranking official to face a corruption trial. after a brief hearing at eastern court in which he spoke only three times, he addressed the reporters. >> for the past three and a half years, i have cooperated fully with the i.c.a.c. investigation. my conscious is clear. i have every confidence that a court will exonerate me at the end of the proceedings. >> his wife selena spoke of the former chief executive's moral character. >> he longed for peace and tranquility in retirement, away from application

en los angeles durante los prÓximos tres aÑos. algunos especialistas critican el pronÓstico de la agencia espacial, comienza la visiÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ >>este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna, con enrique acevedo e ilia calderÓn. ilia: el huracÁn patricia alcanzÓ categorÍa cinco, en menos de cinco horas pasÓ de ser de una tormenta tropical a un poderoso huracÁn. el tipo de preparaciÓn ha sido poco para las autoridades y para millones de habitantes de varios estados. miles de personas seguido Órdenes de evacuación, inÉs moreno tiene los detalles. inÉs: el huracÁn patricia, catalogado como extremadamente peligroso se encuentra a 224 millas al sur de manzanillo, colima. segÚn últimos reportes de la comisiÓn nacional del agua la zona de impacto del huracÁn serÁ en el área de jalisco. >> la imagen que se observa corresponde a la situaciÓn pronosticada a la 1:00 a.m. del viernes, donde bandas nubosas de patricia ingresarÁn a las costas de michoacÁn con lluvias muy intensas. inÉs: la secretarÍa de defensa nacional, secretarÍa marina, comisiones y de

injuries so far. >>> los angeles is hoping a new earthquake safety law will give people a few extra minutes to escape. jake ward talked to some people trying to prepare l.a. for the very worst. >> reporter: los angeles like so many major cities has a long history of simply ignoring the threat of earthquakes, but now everything has changed. when a big earthquake hits, it's a feeling that nobody can ever really be prepared for. but los angeles is about to try. the 1994 north ridge earthquake did $40 billion of damage to the area. haunted by these dangers the city brought in scientists to figure out a new plan, and as of october, it's the law. we focused on these three areas, of living through it, responding, and being able to recover, and within that, one big area is dealing with the buildings that we know are going to kill people. >> reporter: across los angeles there is a particular kind of building type that regulators and scientists are worried about, and it's this kind. a building like this is very good at resisting the downward force of gravity, but when it comes to the side-to-

worked all night in los angeles county to clear a major portion of i-5 shut down by flash flooding. highway is the clean up going? >> still going. i-5 is still closed both direction through the grapevine. crews are working to clean up the mess but their work is out out nor them trigger by severe flood asking thunderstorms in northern los angeles county yesterday afternoon. drivers say they saw a rush of water and debris spilling on to i-5 and a river of mud trapping anyone near the area. c.h.p. said more than 100 cars were stuck and drivers would were unable on go anywhere waited and much withed. >> it is so bad. like a lake. it is incredible. it is while. it is not only just dirty water i have no idea what is in the water. >> despite the mess this are no injuries to report. they, too, have been busy responding to cars rescuing people and pets from the floods. >>> thank you, janet. it could take until next week for craws do repair a gaping sinkhole in the middle of a union city intersection which is four times larger than it was on when when it first opened. workers digging 10' bel

this. ♪ >>> los angeles is hoping a new earthquake safety law will give people a few extra crucial minutes to escape. part of it involves retrofitting 15,000 buildings so they are less likely to collapse. >> reporter: los angeles like so many major cities has a long history of simply ignoring the threat of earthquakes. but now, everything has changed. when a big earthquake hits, it's a feeling that nobody can ever really be prepared for, but los angeles is about to try. the 1994 north ridge earthquake did $40 billion of damage to the area. the city brought in scientists to figure out a new plan, and as of october, it's the law. >> we focused on these three areas of living through it, responding, and being able to recover, and within that among the many recommendations, one big area is dealing with the buildings that we know are going to kill people. >> reporter: there is a particular kind of building type that they are worried about, and it is this kind. it's very good at resisting the downward force of gravity. but when it comes to the lateral shaking, that's where you get into tr

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los angeles where a new city ordinance is attempting to protect buildings like these from earthquakes. >> as violence intensifies. >> the growing israeli perception is that no place is safe. >> get the latest news in-depth. >> we should stand up for what we believe and defend ourselves. >> mr. netanyahu is playing with fire. this fire is dangerous for both our people. >> stay with al jazeera for continuing coverage. >>> south korea's president will be arriving at the white house within the next hour meeting with president obama. south korea saying that the u.s. remains their most important ally. they are expected to adopt a joint statement on ending north korea's nuclear programs. >> on the one hand, china has enormous economic ties with the south koreans. and of course we realize that china's leverage of the long term growth could grow, but it is critical for south korea to understand that our biggest leverage comes from our ties with the americans. >>> one of the big sticks points between the two nations has been an anti missile system that it wants on south korea's base

isha sesay in cnn los angeles. >> hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm isha sesay in cnn los angeles. and i'm john vause in roseburg, oregon, where we're having our breaking news coverage here on cnn. it's just after 9:00 p.m. here, and investigators are still searching far motive. why would a 26-year-old man open fire on the campus of this community college, killing ten people and wounding seven others. law enforcement sources have told us his name is christopher harper mercer. he was heavily armed, three handguns and an assault rifle. he also had a lot of ammunition, we're told. enough for a prolonged gun bat. he also had body armor. he eventually died in a shootout with police. those two police officers who engaged the gunman are being called heros this evening. we're told they probably saved lives here this evening. we have team coverage on all of what happened here over the last 12 hours or so. we will begin outside of m mercer's apartment about five blocks from here. have they found anything inside that apartment? >> the law enforcem

stranded in their cars earlier tonight. this was the scene along interstate 5 north of los angeles. heavy rains caused mud slides that left the highway impassable. several other roadways were buried under as much as five feet of mud. there were no reports of any deaths or injuries >>> a federal prosecutor says former house speaker dennis hastert will plead guilty in the federal hush money case against him. it's not clear exactly what charges he will plead guilty to or what punishment he could face. he's accused of trying to hide more than $3 million he paid to cover up allegations of sexual misconduct with a male student decades ago. he is scheduled to appear in court on october 28th. >>> the president of afghanistan welcome the news that the u.s. was delaying its withdrawal from his country. he has warned the white house that the taliban was making a come back. in recent months, he's expressed concerns that a complete pullout by the u.s. would destabilize afghanistan. today's announcement came after discussions with both ghani and the afghan chief executive abdullah abdullah. ambassador,

millones de dÓlares en su entorno parados. vendedores ambulantes de los angeles presentar una demanda argumentando de la policÍa los acosa y les decomisan mercancÍa que venden en las calles. larry hernÁndez explica por quÉ no hablado en pÚblico, ni tampoco ha concedido entrevistas, asÍ comenzamos. narrador: este es un noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: buenas noches, bienvenidos a la ediciÓn nocturna. comenzamos con el operativo que puso tras las rejas a 29 sospechosos de red de trÁfico sexual en los estados unidos. estÁn acusados de prostituir a mujeres mexicanas y centro americanas, a quienes obligaban a trabajar en burdeles. juan carlos ayer tiene los detalles del operativo. juan carlos: uno de los mÁs grandes operativos que ha realizado la agencia de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas ais, en conjunto con el departamento de seguridad interna contra una gigantesca red dedicada al trÁfico prostituciÓn en mujeres hispanas en varias regiones del paÍs. en total, 29 personas, entre hombres y mujeres, fueron arresta

world of brothels, prostitutes living in los angeles in the 1890s. greg: it is called those boarding died. let's show the trailer for your book. >> thank you for having me. greg: would say this book? >> is a hybrid novels center in los angeles before the movie business in the world of vice and prostitution. greg: they are doing this now, putting together a tree as for movies and books, take a look. >> from the boundary between dimensions blur, time is elastic its cracks finding ground you were standing upon dissolving coming back into focus centuries earlier and nothing and everything has changed. we are born, we die, we weep and we love just as we have always done. this is the story of my time travel back to the underbelly of los angeles, before the glamour of the movies, at the dawn of the 20th century and the power players built to study, madams, lords, politicians and entrepreneurs. some of the characters have walked the same streets we do. others are in management. these are the lost stories of my home town and the inhabitants i came to know through dusty archives. and in dreams

is just north of los angeles. highway 58, in to hatch pea -- to hatch tahachipi. the officials say the mudslides shut down a huge section of the 5 freeway and another highway. this is a lane of the freeway. this is not cars off the road. that is the road. sometimes drivers had to wait on tom top of their cars. these have been pushed around by flows of mud. this is part of the 5 freeway today. just empty. nobody ever seen the eight lane's the 5 freewaylet. the los angeles daily news, mudslides forcing thousands of drivers to look for alternate rats. california has been in a battle of a horrible four-year drought and another image here shows cars along the 5 freeway. this is the freeway. this is not mud on the side of the road. this is the 5 freeway. so far no reports of any serious injuries thankfully. look at this. the 5 freeway, the hills have come down upon it. joe biden would run a, quote, optimistic campaign if he decided to run for president. that reportedly from one of the vice-president's closest advisers. analysts say it is a clear signal from the vice-president not only th

cutting off the main artery between los angeles and the central valley. >> a big rig was sliding towards me. >> we got back in our cars and after that we just started sliding and boulders started coming so it was quick. it happened quick so it was scary. >> reporter: one woman forced to leave her vehicle behind wading through a fast-moving muddy river. the mudslides triggered from this intense storm bringing high winds, heavy downpours and hail catching a lot of people off guard. >> i drove down and then i saw two mudslides -- i passed the first one, the second one i tried to avoid it but i can't. it was coming down too fast. >> and more thunderstorms are expected later today for california. >> we're also watching the radar on the east coast. you can see that large system bringing rain and right behind a cold front, temperatures expected to dip into the 30s this weekend in the northeast. >>> another major story developing overnight. the arrest of a hacker who allegedly passed u.s. military data to isis. the man is from kosovo. he was arrested last month in malaysia and is accused of stea

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our eye on it for you. we'll get you out to los angeles in a few minutes, join laura behnke at dodger stadium. see if they advance to play the cubs in the national league championship series. >>> a chill in the air tonight and it's about to get colder. meteorologist lee goldberg in the weather center. >> that chill spurring on the fall colors in st. james, long island and south brunswick and new jersey, really pretty there. 60s today. a trio of cold fronts puts an end to that this weekend. >> plus, new video. dozens of cars stuck in the mud. what made these floods so much worse. ciones >>> tomorrow the final u.s. airways flight will depart from philadelphia and return to the city on saturday under the american airlines banner. flight 1939 was named for the founding year of u.s. airways after its departure u.s. airways planes will officially become part of the american airlines fleet. >>> new at 11:00, the man hailed as a hero for stopping a terror attack on a paris-bound train has been released from the hospital after an unrelated stabbing. 23-year-old spencer stone releasing a statem

hace mÁs difÍcil tener un empleo. en esta situaciÓn se encuentran muchas personas en los angeles. >> no tengo dÓnde baÑarme ni cÓmo arreglarme ni nada. juan: alexis dice que tiene que buscar todos los dÍas un lugar dÓnde asearse para salir a vender las cosas luego en la calle. el gobierno de los angeles dio a conocer recientemente un plan de 100 millones de dÓlares enfocado en reducir el problema de la indigencia. el los angeles juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. felix: es una prueba de fuego para el papa francisco, pablo monsalvo nos habla sobre estas discrepancias en el vaticano. pablo: son millones los que esperan que el vaticano haga un anuncio oficial sobre los divorciados que se han vuelto a casar. >> el que va a tener la Última palabra es el papa. es un sino muy grande. pablo: al papa francisco lo han presionado pÚblicamente, difundiendo en la prensa una carta de reclamo para presionar por los debates. >> a mi me parece un grave error. porque hay muchÍsimos temas quizÁ más importantes que Éstos. pablo: se observa una fuerte resistencia al supuesto aperturismo del pont

del condado de los angeles. los sospechosos rompieron los vidrios del auto y huyeron con algo que contenÍa los restos humanos. se cree que los sujetos sabÍan lo que había en el interior del vehÍculo. >> un nuevo estudio revelarÁ la probabilidad de que el 99.9 por ciento de que un temblor se sienta en el Área de san gabriel. >> en la iglesia catÓlica insiste en que no se divulgue un fallo de una menor abusada. >> lo que le ocurriÓ a una adolescente mexicana en la escuela pÚblica de los angeles, llegÓ a cambiar una polÉmica ley en california. >> imagino que les molesta mucho que una niÑa indocumentada, pobre, pueda hacer valer sus derechos. >> aunque la demanda interpuesta por esta joven consta del distrito escolar de los angeles, ahora la iglesia catÓlica tambiÉn ha intervenido, quiere que lo que se logrÓ en el caso de este indocumentada no se publique, y que no sea usado como referencia en otros casos de abuso sexual. >> para poder decir que, cuando no vemos el abuso sexual no podemos decir que no somos culpables en a prevenirlo. >> este caso puede ser usado para co

? >> adal y los Ángeles azules. adal: una mezcla, una mezcla prÓximamenmte en bellas artes, una mezcla entre pavarotti, plÁcido domingo, carreras, ¿cÓmo ve? >> no, estÁs-- adal: doctor, ¿entro o no entro a la agrupaciÓn? >> eh, la verdad, yo creo que sÍ pero te avisamos despuÉs, un poquito despues, cantas precioso, yo sÉ. adal: seÑores, los Ángeles azules, aquÍ en vivo, en vivo, 17 aÑos, del disco "¿cÓmo te voy a olvidar?", con sinfÓnica, en el "adal show", Ángeles azules. >> ♪ amigo, sabes, acabo de conocer, una mujer que aÚn es una niÑa sabes, tiene los 17 aÚn es jovencita, ella es mi novia amigo, sabes, acabo de conocer una mujer que aÚn es una niÑa sabes, tiene los 17 aÚn es jovencita, ella es mi novia amo su inocencia amo sus errores soy su primer novio su primer amor amo su inocencia amo sus errores soy su primer novio su primer amor es callada, tÍmida, inocente tiene la mirada le tomo la mano y siente algo extraÑo, la abrazo, me abraza y empieza a temblar temblar de miedo diciÉndome que nunca habÍa sentido sensaciÓn asÍ en su vida asÍ en su vida q

off to the nfl about talk of their team moving back to los angeles. the nfl already held townhall meetings? st. louis and san diego this week which are unprecedented for the league. they are now required for teams hoping to relocate. the raiders plan to partner with the chargeers for a new stadium in carson. the rams aren happening their own stadium in inglewood and the nfl could pick one or two in january to move to the los angeles area. oakland meeting is tonight with registration closed but it will be streamed on-line with the details on our site at abc7news.com. >> a new era in washington, dc, paul ryan's plans at house speaker as he assumed the banner from speaker boehner. >> and a record setting republican debate and what we hear about the showdown in colorado >>> new this morning a new face is in charge of the house of representatives. first, a formal goodbye from former speaker boehner. >> i leave with no regrets, no burdens. if anything, i leave the way i started, just a regular guy, humbled by the chance to do a big job. >> he turned over the role of speaker to paul ryan

new york squaring off in los angeles tomorrow night. one team goes the division series. the other watches it on television. for fans the drama just doesn't get much better than this. sports anchor rob powers is here with what the met players are telling us tonight. >> the mets season does pick up tomorrow. fans at home hope it doesn't end tomorrow, between the regular season and the playoffs, they've played 166 games and their postseason fate comes down to game number 167. around noon today the mets left citifield on buses. newscopter7 overhead as the team made its way to the airport and made its way out west. a busy schedule on the road today. the mets lost that game which sets up tomorrow as the biggest met game of the year. a deciding game 5 winner tomorrow moves on. in l.a., the mets met the media tonight. >> i'm so proud of the way our guys made it through the season. this to me is gravy. we're going to go out and play it real, real hard but they can't take away what these guys accomplished all year long. you can't take that away from them. no matter if we lose tomorrow night

. >> cheryl: in sports dodgers forcing a game five in los angeles, but chicago cubs finish for postseason within. we are going to have highlights. welcome at fbn:am, first move at what's moving in the morning markets and what's ahead. >> nicole: hillary clinton, bernie sanders, martin o'malley and chaffe. >> we have to stand up to his bullying and specifically in syria, it is important and i applaud the administration because they are engaged in talking with the russians to make it clear that they've got to be part of the solutions to try to end that bloody conflict. >> i support president obama, i think we have to play a long game and ultimately you want to talk about blunder, i think it's going to be a blunder. >> mr. putin is going to regret what his doing. >> nicole: wall street was a hot topic. >> do i consider myself part of the capitalist process by which so few have so much and so many have so little by which wall street greed, reckless economy, no i don't. >> if you look at the republicans versus democrats when it comes democratic policy, there's no comparison. the eco

aeropuerto internacional de los angeles, las aerolÍneas cancelaron la cancelaciÓn de los vuelos hacia las Áreas costeras del pacÍfico mexicano. >> los vuelos mÁs afectados son los Ángeles puerto vallarta, son unos seis vuelos diarios. gonzalo: todas las aerolÍneas americanas que tienen vuelos de entradas y salidas a puerto vallarta, tuvieron que ser retrasadas; vuelos que segÚn, ya le fueron restituidas a los viajeros. >> cuando son cancelados forzosamente, todas las aerolÍneas no le cobran. gonzalo: al ver los vuelos de llegada de puerto vallarta y guadalajara, reafirma que los aeropuerto ya fueron abiertos. todo comienza a regresar a la normalidad en el lax. en los angeles, gonzalo alvarado, univisiÓn. felix: con la llegada de lo que queda a patricia, a texas le llueve sobre mojado. el servicio meteorolÓgico dice que la situaciÓn se agravarÁn en ciudades como en houston. cabe esperar hasta 3 pulgadas por hora. pedro rojas en houston nace en el panorama. pedro: fuertes lluvias con alertas de inundaciones y tornados, dominan esta noche en el sur y norte de texas, todo por un re

angeles con san francisco ha sido reabierta. estÁn tardando de quitar todo el lodo y luego extraer los automÓviles y camiones que quedaron varados. todas estas operaciones puede suspenderse si se cumple, el pronÓstico y vuelve a llover las prÓximas horas. desempeno sexual mezclado con drogas seria la causa de este lamentable suceso.pero como os cuenta galo arellano, estos casos son mas comunes de o que se cree. >> el destacado deportista lamar saliÓ del, en que se pasaba del pasado martes, luego de ser encontrado inconsciente en un burdel de las drogas. cuando su ex esposa khloe calvas han asistido al hospital el deportista reaccionÓ. insiste en que el hombre gastÓ 75.000 $ en tres dÍas y dos mujeres se encargaron de todas sus necesidades. segÚn la policÍa uno de los empleados de la casa de cita, aseguran que el deportista consumiÓ cocaÍna y 10 cÁpsulas para mejorar el rendimiento sexual. un cÓctel que puede resultar mortal. doctor: es una bomba de tiempo para el corazÓn, sistema cardiovascular. puede causar arritmia, derrames cerebrales y hasta infarto. >> muchos le llam

distrito especial de los Ángeles dijo que no tienen un comentario sobre este tema. en los angeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. enrique: la operaciÓn para capturar al chapo guzmÁn ha permitido usar diferentes elementos, pero no han tenido Éxito. alejandro con los reportes de mÉxico. alejandro: en la intensa bÚsqueda que han emprendido las autoridades federales para capturar una vez mÁs al chapo guzmÁn, se han decomisado 11 avionetas, armas, drogas y vehÍculos en estados como puebla, mÉxico y sinaloa. >> por convicciÓn institucional exigencia legal es arrebatar hemos todos los objetos, productos e instrumentos del delito con los que cuentan para llevar a cabo diligencias delictivas. alejandro: los cateos y decomisos se realizaron su mandato por un juez federal especializado en cateos, arraigos e intervenciÓn y comunicaciones. procuradora: su capacidad econÓmica les dÉ capacidad operativa y les permiten corromper y penetrar las estructuras institucionales dedicadas a combatir el delito. alejandro: en la que tenÍa hecha por salir de la clase no sÓlo conocÍan quienes l

be prepared for. but los angeles is about to try. the 1994 north ridge earthquake did $40 billion of damage to the area. and a deadly 2011 quake in new zealand collapses a typed of building that is found throughout l.a. haunted by this, the city brought in scientists to figure out a new plan, and as of october, it is the law. we focused on these three areas. living uh there it responded and being able to recover, and among that, one big area is dealing with the buildings we know will kill people. >> across los angeles there's a building type that regulators and scientists are worries about. and it is this type, it is very good resisting one force, the downward force. but when it comes to the side to side movement that's where you get into trouble, and it's these pillars. they can basically snap in that kind of shaking. now, this is not an isolated building type. you are talkability about 13,500 at least here in los angeles, and, the goal here is not to make this thing earthquake proof, certainly to earn people the seconds they need to get out alive. >> the other reason to protect

. trucks have no where to go after the day luge of water forced a state highway north of los angeles to shutdown. now traffic is backed up for miles. passengers are strappedded -- stranded and the state could step in to get everything back to normal. >> an artery is closed. highway 58 is expected to remain shutdown after 200 vehicles were trapped in up to 50 feet of mud and debris. josh and his son are trying to get to hollister to visit family. they have been on the road for 24 hours. >> we left vegas about 5:00 yesterday. we are trying to visit family in norcal. we hit the 58 and got stuck there about 7:00 and we thought thought -- they said it would be an hour. turns out we spent the night in the car. >> conditions are improving on i-5 with the help of the chp the cars are once again moving on the grapevine. that's the main roadway linking northern and southern california. the crews with the heavy equipment spent all morning and afternoon scraping mud and debris off i-5. the reopening couldn't come soon enough for truckers. >> you are trying to get to vie vie -- visaillia. >> i was s

also one loss away from going home until spring. >> standing in their way the los angeles dodgers. the team if they didn't leave brooklyn, the mets wouldn't exist. >> the mets road to the world series lead them back to dodgers stadium. kids pretend they are in the situation like the ones the mets are in, like the ones the mets fans can't wait to see. >> i have been a fan since i was 9 years old. everybody gets happy. it will be a big win. >> you can't be 100% confident but i think they will do it. ready at home. how about the team in los angeles? our team is there, too. laura behnke is live at dodger stadium for more with the mets. >> reporter: hey, rob. over half the players on the mets roster made the postseason debut last week on this field. that was the game one win over the dodgers. tonight another first with much higher stakes. a decisive winner takes all game 5. if the players haven't been in a situation like this they say they are ready to play the biggest game of their lives. mets are trying to end their nine year drought. no one knows what will happen once it starts. eve

. forecasters say this could be the west season on record. los angeles yea is prepaying for more flooding and more mudslides. but as at al jazeera reports, not everybody agrees on what needs to be done. >> this is what i cannot get across to go home. >> i have never seen this before. >> this is southern california after just one brief storm. a warm up for what climate scientists are calling a godzila el anyone the owe. >> i was thinking about how i was going to go out the sunroof to get on top of the vehicle. >> roads closed, homes swatched with mud, cars swept away, a deadly storm forecasters say should be a warning. >> modus operandi is floods, mudslides, and general may ham. >> nasa predicts this winter'ses el nino, ocean warming that brings wetter stronger storms could break records. >> it is a little bit like godzila traveling across the landscape, and the sea scape from continent to continent. other the summer, los angeles cleaned out these basins to provide essential flood relief to communities that live below them. despite that, four of los angeles counties 14 flood control dams have

towards los angeles. it will cool us down starting tomorrow. we'll talk about when we have a chance of reign 10 minutes. >> thanks, paul. >>> of course we have seen the hot weather lead to tragedies in the past when parents forget and they leave their kids inside the car. a san jose woman has invented a device now to prevent hot car deaths. kpix 5's devon healy says it's getting backing. >> reporter: today was perfect reminder of the dangers of leaving children inside hot cars where the temperature can quickly climb 20 or 30 degrees above the outside temperature. it seems unthinkable. how could any parent forget a child in a hot car? and yet it happens dozens of times each year. >> forgetting about what kind of parent it is, let's protect the child. at the end of the day it is about prevention, and to me prevention is parenting. >> reporter: san jose native marty mccurdy has invented a device she hopes will prevent this tragedy. if the parent or caregiver walks away from the car with the child still inside, an alarm goes off on their smartphone or tablet. >> if the parent or caregiver

across south los angeles. many of them are near homes. residents say these oil rigs are now making them sick. "america tonight" michael okwu traveled to the city of los angeles to investigate those claims and to find out where there's a larger environmental threat. >> reporter: los angeles has one of the largest concentrations of petroleum in the world. and pumping oil is part of the backdrop of living in l.a. sometimes the drilling is behind the scenes. no office workers in this building, it's actually disguising an oil rig. and so is this one down the street. many of the more than 3,000 oil wells in l.a. county are hiding in plain sight. like this building on a busy viet in soutstreet on south l.a. 16-year-old binion livers in one of those units. we asked him about the neighbor. >> they don't really know where it's coming from. >> this is one of at least 17 oil sites in the city of los angeles dangerously close to schools homes and churches according to a recent study by the community health councils. many are in low income neighborhoods. "america tonight" visited this one, a mil