he's an investigator with the l.a. county coroner, the first person allowed to examine the body lying in the water a few feet away. what happens to us if we die suddenly or violently? more likely than not, we'll be picked up by a coroner. everybody on this floor is waiting for people to die. >> you never know what the next phone call is going to be. we never know what is going to happen. >> it took me a year to get access, but for the next ten days, i'm embedding with the l.a. county coroner, the busiest under one roof in the nation and while i'll see things that shock me. oh, my gosh, i'm a little speechless. for the men and women that work here, dealing with the dead is business as usual. >> death is going to happen and seeing all the bodies, it's just part of my job. ♪ ♪ >>> i've lived in l.a. for most of my life, and driven by this non-descript building countless times but had no idea what i would face when i got inside. >> coroner's office. >> this is the department of the los angeles county coroner. >> okay.

if we can turn the l.a. river around, there's probably no river in the world that can't be turned around. it would be a fantastic rags-to-riches story, and would set a fantastic precedent for what other people could look to, and say, "hey, they did this in l.a." >> we have major choices to make, or they're being made for us if don't participate, which is, where are billions and billions of dollars going to be spent to bring us more water? >> [chanting] we need water! we need water! >> california already is struggling with drought emergencies. >> is it going to be on building dams below the sierras to capture more water and send it here? which most science agrees is not going to work anymore. we're losing the snowpack. another choice that's on the table is are we going to build billions of dollars in de-sal plants? >> without water, we die. the way we're headed in the mismanagement of it, the lack of appreciation of it is setting us up to fight for that resource. i always talk to my students, and i--and i giv

. >> they move to l.a., they move to l.a. if they did my plan was never to be a raider fan ever again. >> but it is game on for now. >> when they moved to l.a. i hung in and they moved and i am still a raider fan and my boys are raider fans and i am happy to hear they are staying. >> the oakland mayor says it buys the city more time. >> to find a deal that's gonna work for the raiders, for the nfl and for our fans and for our taxpayers. we know there is a responsible path to keeping the raiders in oakland. >> money is a concern for fans too. >> i don't like taxpayers funding private business enterprise. that's what a stadium is. >> coliseum chairman said the authority is encouraged by the developments and will do its best to keep the team here. abc7 news.

i'm sorry now the l.a. rams as they move to l.a. is putting a winning team on the field. >> the san diego chargers have they have until 2017 to decide. speaking of torrey hult, watch this playoff game with the former nfl star and his brother terrence.

a homecoming l.a. fans have been waiting for when the team packed its bags after the 1994 season and moved to st. louis. >> the great wrong perpetrated 21 years ago has now been righted. >> reporter: with two dueling l.a. stadium proposals also involving potential moves by the san diego chargers and oakland raiders nfl owners approved the rams' move to this billion dollar inglewood stadium. >> that had the facilities that would really bring a flu kind of fan experience to the nfl and to los angeles. >> reporter: leaving fans heart broken in st. louis. >> it hurts. >> it's just depressing to see a team that i loved and poured all my sundays into for years just leave. >> reporter: st. louis's mayor even accusing the nfl of putting greed above loyalty. >> fans are commodities to be abandoned once they no longer suit the league's purposes. >> reporter: as part of the deal, the chargers now have the option to relocate to los angeles, too. >> we have a fresh start. and let's talk about that. >> reporter: if

a homecoming l.a. fans have been waiting for when the team packed its bags after the 1994 season and moved to st. louis. >> the great wrong@perpetrated 21 years ago has now been righted. >> reporter: with two dueling l.a. stadium proposals also involving potential moves by the san diego chargers and oakland raiders, nfl owners approved the rams' move to this billion dollar inglewood stadium. >> that had the facilities that los angeles. >> reporter: leaving fans heartbroken in st. louis. >> it hurts. >> it's just depressing to see a team that i loved and poured all my sundays into for years just leave. >> reporter: st. louis's mayor even accusing the nfl of putting greed above loyalty. >> fans are commodities to be abandoned once they no longer suit the league's purposes. >> reporter: as part of the deal, the chargers now have the option to relocate to los angeles, too. >> we have a fresh start. and let's talk about that. >> reporter: if san diego leave, the door then opens for the raiders to possibly m

the rams will call the l.a. coliseum home and theory ventionly gonna play in a new facility in inglewood ten miles from downtown l.a. it's great news for l.a. fans, but a big blow to st. louis. >> it's just depressing to see a team that i loved and poured all my sundays into for years just leave. >> thrilled. thrilled when i heard it this afternoon. it's enthusiasm for los angeles. >> the san diego chargers also have an option to join the rams in l.a. the franchise has until 2017 to decide. the new stadium is expected to open in 2019. breathing a sigh of relief after oakland withdrew its l.a. relocation request. this could be short lived. some members in the raiders front office say the team may be working on a plan for another move, possibly san antonio. >>> the blue devils are back in action tonight. they head to greenville to take on the clemson tigers at seven. dukies undefeated. meanwhile, the wolfpack hosts the seminoles at pnc. both teams looking for their first acc. typeoff 9 tonight. >> san antonio raid

it's a tradition. >> reporter: l.a. will get a new $2 billion stadium privately financed by rams owner stan cronke. he say hero in l.a., but a traitor in st. louis. the city's mayor, francis slay. >> stan cronke, was on his way out of here. he wasn't going to stay no matter what we did. >> reporter: the mayor estimates st. louis will lose nearly $4 million a year in tax revenue alone but the bitterness of losing a big sports franchise can last for decades. nearly 32 years ago, the baltimore colting loaded up moving vans in the middle of the night to take them to baltimore fans still haven't forgiven. in los angeles, naming rights for the new stadium could be worth $25 million a year. work is already under way at the site of the new stadium that local officials project will create 12,000 permanent and part-time jobs. john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and we'll be right back. they call it plaforrequxactt. an ft yo uturook fo thayears, pafilifeeen ovidlution hel inals ou a ng-tnanccuri yourn fofuture to to

>> l.a. rams! l.a. rams! >> reporter: football fans in los angeles are excited over the nfl's return, after a 21-year absence. >> i am so disappointed. i've been able to be at two super bowls and really being able to experience all of that for years. i really am -- we are going to miss them. >> while in st. louis, they are distraught over the news that the team they cheered on since 1994 will be returning to l.a. next season. nfl commissioner roger goodell making it official with an announcement on tuesday. rams owner stan kroenke's $1.8 billion plan is what helped get the deal done. >> you do not want to come into los angeles without something that is really first class because that is what is expected. >> reporter: the future of two other nfl teams remains uncertain. the san diego chargers have a year-long option to join the rams in l.a. if they choose not to, that opens the door for the oakland raiders to come back. the raiders left los angeles in 1994, the same year the rams left town. all three teams hav

not only in l.a., but across the country. you look at major cities like chicago, baltimore, roughston, crime is up and i think a lot of it has to do with there is a lot of left proactive policing going on. when i was in patrol i was stopping cars, i was knocking on doors. contrary to popular belief this is how you fight crime. when you look at a city like baltimore, actor freddie grey, after his death, officers said we're not doing this proactive policing. when you stop doing that you're going to see this spike in crime that we see in l.a. and across the country as well >>> you mentioned less policing, and i believe that is being referred to as the ferguson effect. so who needs to be held accountable to make sure that officers are on the job? >> well, of course, it starts with the chain of command, but it's hard to tell an officer, hey, go out and do this when you have officers fearing, i'm either going to be beaten because i'm an officer, such as the case in birmingham with have where the officer was pistol whipped because h

. >> they move to l.a., they move to l.a. if they did my plan was never to be a raider fan ever again. >> but it is game on for now. >> when they moved to l.a. i hung in and they moved and i am still a raider fan and my boys are raider fans and i am happy to hear they are staying. >> the oakland mayor says it buys the city more time. >> to find a deal that's gonna work for the raiders, for the nfl and for our fans and for our taxpayers. we know there is a responsible path to keeping the raiders in oakland. >> money is a concern for fans too. >> i don't like taxpayers funding private business enterprise. that's what a stadium is. >> coliseum chairman said the authority is encouraged by the developments and will do its best to keep the team here. abc7 news. >> stay here with us. sports director larry beil will have more on today's developments and the future of the raiders coming up later in sports. >>> a youth soccer league lost its fight to keep the nfl off its turf. a judge rejected an injunction to stop the creation of a me

the chargers have until marge to decide to move to l.a. or strike a stadium deal to stay in san diego. the raiders appear to be staying in oakland for now. villanova football coach andy talley will retire after next season, 3562 years with the program. he won a national championship in 2009. on to the flyers, shane is day to day with a lower body injury. the flyers will face the bruins and they'll face their old teammate zach renaldo since he laid out the opposing player.

leaves l.a. as possible destination in partnership with the ram now up to oakland mayor shaft to come up with a deal that will satisfy the raiders in the next year. also the a's by the way who want to build a baseball only facility in oakland at the coliseum because they share the facility right now. it's good news for raider fans. for now what mark davis really wants is he wants land. he wants all the land i think 120 acres or something like that in the coliseum area that exists right now then the question is where do you put the egg in the a downtown stadium who is paying for this he wants the whole thing. >> yes the whole thing. right. really we know that they are here for another year. >> maybe oakland bought a lottery ticket that would pay for it. >> that would do it. president obamajf took on his critic&g in his seventh)q andl state of teo union address tonight. andjé he didn't shy ay from addressing the candidateét seekinbng(t to fòow8/@ç him. we are in washington top with more. >>

louis to l.a. they are going to play at the l.a. coliseum until a new stadium is built there. another team may be moving to l.a. and we'll talk about that in a bit. >> kim: 5:05 on this wednesday morning. still to come we're hearing about a presidential regret. now his tone was optimistic last night, the president of the united states as he delivers his final state of the union address. but he did touch on something that he wishes he was able to get done. we'll share that particular regret with you coming up. >> dana: r. >> dana: and the video vault in cold blood was a famous novel, it was a famous movie with a las vegas tie. >> kim: also arabilities in action for the first time without their former head coach so how did they do and what are particular play without rice? >> centurylink prism tv has all your favorite channels, tons of live sports, and more. watch when and where you want with advanced features like our wireless set-top box, whole home dvr, and prism on the go. and choose from a variety of great packages to fit your home. call... ...and get started with the prism

three years ago, she landed her dream job, an investigator on the graveyard shaift at the l.a county coroner. have you always been comfortable with blood and guts and things like that? >> yeah, ever since i can remember. i'm not comfortable with a person screaming in pain, but seeing it after the fact, it's fine. my first dead body ever was a decomposed body. >> you didn't freak out? >> no. i didn't. it's so just surreal to see what our bodies do once we're dead. sometimes people might get a little weirded out about my enthusiasm when i talk about what i do but i think you should like your job. i like brightness. i like positivity and happiness. i just like to be able to see the other side of it. >> night settles in over l.a. >> we're going to put some of these on. they slip on over your shoes. >> and marlene starts her ten-hour shift to gather dna samples for an open case. for her, it's just another night on the job. but not for me. >> hi. >> hey. >> oh, my god. oh.

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louis rams, who left l.a. in 1994, are coming backt all. the san diego chargers were given the okay to join the rams in a new stadium. the oakland raiders could also have the option to move. omars at the nfl owners meetings in houston with rounds of votes here on tuesday, the nfl owners came to a near 30 of the 32 owners decided to allow the rams back to the city where they played from 1946 the only question is will the country's second largest media market have one team or two? >> l.a. rams!l fans in los angeles are excited over the nfl's return, after a 21-year absence. i've been able to be at two super bowls and really being able to experience all of that for years. i really am -- we are going to >> while in st. louis, they are distraught over the news that the team they cheered on since 1994 will be returning to l.a. next seassioner roger goodell making it official with an rams owner stan n is what got the deal done. >> you do not want to come into los angeles without something that is really first class because that is what is >> repor

minutes ago, l.a. daily news sports columnist said with the rams heading back to l.a. is a done deal. the chargers moving to inglewood, a question of now or later. earlier, the question was whether the rams and chargers could share a $1 billion stadium. nfl owners prefer the inglewood stadium which most believe could provide more revenue options, such as a venue for the college final four, hall of fame, just to name a few, and in the first vote this afternoon, nfl owners voted for the inglewood proposal. meanwhile, the other option is charges/raiders in a new stadium in carson. it appears two teams will be headed to l.a. >> i think if you're going to bring the nfl back to los angeles, you should be big and bold. and two is better than one. personally, you'll have home games virtually every week. secondly, you give people in los angeles some choice in terms of rooting interest. there hasn't been a team there in a long time. that's great, and it makes sense economically as well. >> final vote could happen by tonight. a consolation prize, a pretty good one for a team that

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. >> l.a. rams! >> reporter: some l.a. football fans have waited 21 years to get this happy. rams are returning. >> it's more than just football. it's a history, it's a tradition. >> reporter: l.a. will get a new $2 billion stadium privately financed by rams owner stan kroenke. kroenke is a hero in l.a. but a traitor in st. louis. the city's mayor, francis slay. >> stan kroenke was on his way out of here. he wasn't going to stay no matter what we did. >> reporter: the mayor estimates st. louis will lose nearly $4 million a year in tax revenues alone, but the bitterness of losing a big sports franchise can last for decades. nearly 32 years ago, the baltimore colts loaded up moving vans in the middle of the night to take them to indianapolis, something many baltimore fans still haven't forgiven. in los angeles, naming rights for the new stadium could be worth $25 million a year. work is already under way at the site of the new stadium that local officials project will create 12,000 permanent and part-time jobs. angeles. >>>

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state of california has declared a soemg in the suburb of l.a. after a methane gas leak made people sick. thousands of people have been located. >> reporter: this is what an environmental disaster looks like. a massive natural gas leak spewing methane into the air since late october, captured by infra-red cameras. down wind of the leak 30,000 people living in the upscales bedroom community of porter ranch, 28 miles north of down town l.a. >> it's just impossible to go outside. we have to close all the doors, all the windows. >> reporter: first came the smell. >> i thought that i left of the barbeque on, so i ran over to the barbeque because we smelt gas in the air. >> reporter: these people say in the beginning the stench was annoying, then irritating and then sickening >> our 3-year-old has had three sin us infections in the last few months. our other daughter is coughing and another has migraines >> reporter: it is is coming from a blown well at the storage facility. first detected on october 23, the leak has continued to release methane for th

i'm sorry now the l.a. rams as they move to l.a. is putting a winning team on the field. >> the san diego chargers have they have until 2017 to decide. speaking of torrey hult, watch this playoff game with the former nfl star and his brother terrence. part of the third annual hult brothers playoff party sunday at pnc arena. from 12:30 to 4:30 including games, music, food, and prizes. last year's party raised $150,000 to help kids who have we're back with another >>> well, we've got another cold morning tomorrow. it's january. it'll feel like it. 27 as you hop on the bus. but a warmer afternoon by about 10 or 15 degrees compared to today. it'll stay mild friday. but it gets wet. the weekend has a little mix of temperatures. but next week, it gets cold again. thanks for (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifte