. >>> happening today, the l.a. city council expected to endorse a contract to bring the 2028 summer olympics to the city. l.a. was poised to host the 2024 games. less than two weeks ago, it agreed to step aside soez paris could instead host the games and four years later, l.a. would get the games. the four-year change could come back to financially haunt l.a. since many of the venue contracts were for 2024 and those will have to be renegotiated. >> jimmy kimmel is giving a progress report on his son's health after the newborn underwent surgery in april. he needs two more surgeries still. he says he's received so many letters of support from former presidents obama, clinton, and george w. bush as well. billy just visited his dad's office for the first time. kimmel said the baby is doing great, smiling, and very interested in ceiling fans, he says. >> okay. it's like a mobile. >> yeah. >> a happy hour and wine tasting, maybe even a museum. the oakland a's want to know what you want in the new ballpark. >> what happen

it is official the olympics are coming back to california, l.a. l.a. mayor will be joined by a number of dignitaries. the summer games will be in l.a. in 2028. the city reached an agreement with the ioc today. paris will hold the 2024 ol l p impics and then l.a. in 2028. >>> two men are taken in during an i.c.e. raid but not the intended target. >> if you of graffiti in your neighborhood there, is a new app for that. >> i am meteorologist jeff ranieri, tracking the possibility of lightning in the forecast this week. details on that in about ten minutes. man... but ended up arresting two others. just weeks after hayward formally declares if >>> they are looking for man but ended up arresting two others. just weeks after hayward formally declared itself a sanctuary city. laura malpert joins us from hayward. >> reporter: the mayor tells me despite someone's background everyone deserves do yue proces. lourdes takes care of her two grandchildren while the mother is away trying to keep their dad in the united states. valenzuela was on his way when he and his

very challenging. ( laughter ) also the l.a. decathlon which is like the regular decathlon except you hire a mexican immigrant to do the actual work for you. ( audience reacts ) that's how it works. but that's it. congratulations to los angeles who will have the summer games returning after many years. fun fact for you -- the last time the olympics were held in l.a. was in 1984. yeah, that was at the height of the cold war, and russia boycotted those games. good news, it may happen again. ( laughter ) because, while we know that the autocrat billionaire brothers from another mother badly wanted to improve u.s.-russia relations, seems like it's not quite going that way. >> senate approved tough new sanction force russia and heads to president trump's desk. the bill was passed by a 98-2 vote. >> trevor: they've effectively also put sanctions on donald trump. that's what they've done. that's a strange thing, when you think about it. ( applause ) because it's almost like congress are these parents going we don't want you playing wit

former l.a. mayor and antonio raised 2.3 million. republican john cox contributed 3 nol his own campaign and raise the about $200,000. the priermt is coming up next june. >>> this morning three people are behind bars after a high speed police chase in los angeles, but it ended in practically slow motion. first the chase, police say the suspect stole a car and sped through red lights and oncoming traffic, ended in an l.a. neighborhood after the driver lost control and hit a pole. now, as police surrounded the car, the driver tried to escape. watch him, here's the escape. crawling along the ground -- >> maybe they won't notice me. >> getting away. i don't think they'll just a little further and i'll be there. >> they caught him. >> maybe they didn't move in because they saw he had a weapon or something. >>> continuing coverage now, l.a. gas storage operating ghen morning nearly two years following the country's biggest ever meth yan blowout. regulators approved that restart last week. operations began yesterday. it had been out of comm

this following the earnings we told you u about l.a. nigt nigh. we also told you they plan to launch movies and tv shows and it could usher in a big change for te explains. >> disney's ceo bob iger announ content direct to consumers and reduce the reliance on the tv bundle. planning to launch a new direct to consumer espn service early next year. disney is also using this technology to move away from netflnd netflix in 2019 to launch it own app that year. l include the sequel to frozen and "to. >> the investment we're make ng this platform is significant. not everyone has, not all companies have access to that y vital to what we're doing and not all companies have the kind of brands that we have. whether it's espn or disney or pi a a competitive advantage. >> the question is what competitive advantage the new espn service has. espn has been in the spotlight. the most expensive channel in bundle, it was two years ago that iger wag a comment that sent all media stocks reeling and though the core content won't be available as part of the new sports s

l.a. has budgeted $150,000 for the pilot project called cool pavement >> that's right. it started in may, see far officials say the results are promising. if it tips to work the program will likely expand parts of the state or even other parts of the country. >>> a michigan man says he won a million dollars in this week's mega millions drawing all because a trip to chicago fell through. >> who knew a flight delay could do this. his flight was canceled and stopped in a convenience store and wound up one mega ball match away from $350 million. >> it still won the million. he's going to use some of that to buy a bicycle. the rest will go toward his retirement. >> let's hopethanks for waking up for good morning washington. it's friday.. august 11th. your weekend forecast is moments away, but first here are some of this morning's top stories. amid escalating tensions with north korea-- a new image showing where experts think north korean missiles could possibly reach. it includes u-s cities like seattle and los angeles. the rogue nation threatened to strike the north korean

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. >> he is living in the park with relatives after serving jail time in l.a. county for harassing a teenage girl. >> i'm not a pedophile zplchlt he spoke to us while recording himself on a phocell phone. i was doing so good this morning, it didn't matter that there's always people scared and talking like saying bad things about me. >> for year, he was known as the self-proclaimed downtown l.a. predator by videotaping women on the street without their permission, then uploading the clips to youtube u. >> very nice. >> i have a strong like sexual drive, like desire to connect with women. >> he's an individual that is high risk of reoffending, so we wanteded to make sure the residents knew he was moving in. >> police say he must stay away from kids, no photos or videos. but neighbors say this complex is full of young families. >> sometimes, there's five, six, seven, eight kids play outside. >> do you feel like you're a danger to this community and what do you want folks to know. >> i'm a not a danger. >> police will be watching and asking neighbors to do the same

things got a little awkward when one analyst didn't realize his mike was still hot let's get to julia in l.a. with more >> hey, melissa, well evan on a number of topics after he respond today a question from rich greenfield about whether snap was growth hacking by sending users notifications. he was overheard not statats fied with the answer take a listen. >> people as they become more reliant on push notifications have sort of relaxed the standards there. i think it's important for our business >> thank you next question is from mark -- >> i didn't even understand his -- okay. thanks >> btig commenti ining quote, te comment was not intended to be heard on the call as they had already introduce d the next company. however, it is clear nobody understands what is and what is not growth hacking a number of analysts have been critical of sthap, quote, the company has a suboptimal team lacking experience transforming a successful new product into a successful company, but on the other hand, compliments him for changes. saying he was much more engaged with wall street and that snap's messaging abo

>>> also got to tell but cbs summer sweara in california, it was a special night of celebration in l.a. studio city last night. stars of the new, and current cbs shows came out to promote this falls tv line up. actors and actresses rocked red carpet as they enjoyed food, drinks and some good music. >> good music and margaritas, man, i'm all about the party, you know what i'm saying. >> i think we're having fun, and just taught me a lot. it is interesting, it is a fun experience it is a fun experience. >> that ace adorable. >> be sure to catch your favorite tunes this fall right here on cbs-3. >>> he is so cute. >> i'm not mocking him but just so adorable. >> it is a fun >> given the hours that we work we're okay. there may be activity popping up around noon time but in the mid to late afternoon, evening time frame, any of the more widespread showers, still scattered will begin to pop up if you are just running outing to the gym, walking dog and you'll be there for a while you can go out the door without an umbrella right now. later today or out all day then would i take it. it is one o

the l.a. times reports few cities enforce those laws. a state senate bill would allow drivers to obtain one license issued by the city they live. the bill needs to pass more hurdles before becoming law. >>> good morning, everyone. here at the live desk, just getting these images of an emergency landing that opened in oklahoma after several people had breathing problems from a strange smell inside the cabin. the plane took off from southern california. the jetblue flight was flying from long beach to ft. lauderdale in florida. made the emergency stop around midnight. officials tell our colleagues at abc news in oklahoma city the bizarre odor was coming from the cockpit. at this point, unclear if those five victims are hospitalized. an investigation is under way right now to figure out what went wrong and where that smell is coming from. i'll continue tracking this story. reggie. >> thanks. >>> republicans in congress are saying the fight to repeal and replace obamacare isn't over yet. this time, they plan to reach out to democrats to make

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l.a. has budgeted $150,000 for the pilot project called cool pavement >> that's right. it started in may, see far officials say the results are promising. if it tips to work the program will likely expand to other parts of the state or even other parts of the country. >>> a michigan man says he won a million dollars in this week's mega millions drawing all because a trip to chicago fell through. >> who knew a flight delay could do this. his flight was canceled and stopped in a convenience store and wound up one mega ball match away from $350 million. >> it still won the million. he's going to use some of that to buy a bicycle. the rest will go toward his retirement. >> let's hope it's a cheap bike. >> lots of plane tickets in his future. more news after this. for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. atmore than one flavor, oruch texture, or color.ing. a good clean salad is so much more than green. and with panera catering, more for your event. panera. food as it should be.

north korea fired its own that experts say was capable of hitting l.a. or chicago or new york. on the diplomatic front, tillerson says the u.s. is still open to dialogue with the north. >> we're trying to convey to the north koreans we are not your enemy. we're not your threat but your presenting a threat to us. >> tillerson says the u.s. is not looking for regime change, but with the understanding that jung un has to give up its nuclear ambitions. >>> more on a woman buried in ocean beach. this is the death of a 30-year-old from texas. it has been ruled an accident. beach goers found the body of ashley o'conner. she got separated from her family at 2:00 in the morning and she was walking on the beach alone. that's when she either fell or she police say was significantly deep. >>> the head of the washington dc medical center has been fired. the department of veteran affairs says hawkins was terminated because he failed to provide leadership at the medical center. according to the release, the action underscores the va's commitment to holding employees accountable if they fail t

l.a. reached the agreement with the international committee. l.a. and paris the last two days remaining. >>> in 2028, we are bringing the games back to l.a., a city that has always been a games changer and will be again in 2028. >> this will be the third time that l.a. hosted the olympics. >>> back here at home the raiders kicked off training camp in napa. the prize rookie has been cleared of rape allegations stems from an incident with a woman in a hotel room. the raiders drafted the team alum. again, he has been cleared. >>> google's ability to track what you buy online is facing a legal challenge. google says the new program allows it to see what customers and consumers buy with the use of algorithm. google says it does not have credit card numbers just information from some companies without saying which ones. in recent years google has paid tens of millions of dollars to settle ftc allegations on privacy issues. >> going after one man but detaining two others. the fallout why an i.c.e. raid. >>> larry gursston explains today's major changes and

simpson was riding while l.a. police chased him in 1994, goes on sale next week on the history channel's pawn stars. the asking price for the suv, which was on display most recently at alcatraz east crime museum in tennessee, is half a million dollars. vance gathered on the hollywood walk of fame to pay tribute to country music star, glen campbell. campbell, best known for his son, rhinestone cowboy, died tuesday after a long battle with alzheimer's. experts are one about the dangers of copper mugs. the traditional vessel for the moscow mule. the metal may react with a popular cocktail ingredient and cause illness. the mug should be lined with another metal like nickel or stainless steel. that's a look at some of the headlines we're chasing today. >> a battle between the mba and the players union. whether not the player should be forced where something like an apple watch. you have a right your biometric data? i get why some sports ownersrs mine. >> welcome back to jason's. on bill. here with our panel, jeanette,

l.a. already has all the videos in place as well as all went down. it goes along with the problems they've had a more recent years was only other places only the venues that are left over in rio. when you talk to eric garcetti. one of those venues where the soccer team placed on the street, he will tell you this is all positive for l.a. and it won't cost anything. take a listen. >> there is no city money that is going to fund this. the city will provide in different places, services which will reimbursed just as any like this will be reimbursed for the cost of operating. >> here's one of the new stadiums already being built, los angeles football club will play next year. also the football stadium being built here in southern california as well. basically the venues are already here. it's going to be about transportation and security. as for the money will go and they say sponsorships and all the other money is going to pay for that more with a lot of money going to youth sports. it really hope this all goes 11 years from now, we will find out right h

when i was in-- l.a., people were walking around me. they were walking really slow, and i wanted to go "move." charlie: that would not happen in new york. >> i become a new york monster. [laughter] queens" haso dope been renewed. >> yes, we do that with nyc studio, with our podcast. am i breaking news here or -- as of maybe, live 1.5 hours ago. we are going to do 41-hour specials for hbo, so we are excited about that. those will be live taped. charlie: what is the most challenging and difficult for you? say the hardest thing was the daily show. charlie: even though you had producers and other people? >> we would travel somewhere, probably the south and interview somebody in their living room or something like that which feels very different in the lot -- intimate and a lot of times, they would say things that were bananas. did they know they were bananas? >> no. i don't think people thought that they were not. forink a part of growing up me and learning about other people is the have a justification for everything. whether it makes sens

i really like -- when i was in l.a., people were walking around me. they were walking really slow, and i wanted to go "move." charlie: that would not happen in new york. jessica: you can just do that and it's fine. i've become a new york monster. [laughter] charlie: "2 dope queens" has been read by hbo. with wnyce do it studios. charlie: hbo announced they would do two specials of "2 dope -- "2 dope queens ." jessica: it is out, live as of maybe 1.5 hours ago. we are going to do 41-hour -- we are going to do 4 1-hour specials for hbo, so we are excited about that. those will be live taped. charlie: what is the most challenging and difficult for you? >> um, i would say the hardest thing was the daily show. charlie: even though you had producers and other people? jessica: we would go with one producer, travel somewhere, probably the south and interview somebody in their living room or something like that, which feels very intimate. a lot of times, they would say things that were bananas. charlie: did they know they were bananas? jessica: no. i think, do

this is what the l.a. times wrote about that area as i said before, nationbuilding is a term, it's a straw man. it makes it sound like you're trying to turn the country into switzerland. there has to be a political element. h.r. mcmaster is april -- a practitioner of this area the situation like this forces key parts. to slaughteray people and achieve a solution. of it's only when the population part offe the table be the solution. troops.bout more it was also about a ship and strategy. we were no longer just going after groups and taking out as many as possible. afghanistan has the issues with corruption. governance is a part of the equation. huge: there is a corruption in afghanistan. that has been true since we installed this government in 2001 after the overthrow of the taliban. politicaloing to be a solution. haveng more troops when we 100,000 troops under u.s. command occupying the country. we couldn't stop the war then. the notion that we are going to do it 5000 and not have nationbuilding, we don't

. >> only one said it could help her daughter and it is located in l.a. what do you think is really going on here. >> i think this has been overlooked for so long, nobody has an answer. i am not asking for something luxurious, or money or suing anybody. i am asking for care for kaitlin that she is supposed to have. >> what is the solution? some say increasing the rates could entice nurses to do more work. others say it is not about rates. it is the state's obligation to ensure they get the help they need. expecting results this fall. i am liz wagger back to you. >> thank you. if you have a tip for liz wagner about this story or any other story, contact us at 888-996-tips or contact the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> a fridge that keeps needing to get fixed. a mom calls our consumer investigative center and gets results. uber, reaching a settlement w/ the federal government. the federal trade commission accused uber of violatit >>> uber has reached a settlement with the federal government. uber created a system for monitoring employee access for consumer educa

howie: chris tina, how is the "l.a. times" handling this. continue require's important to have reality. i raised this in one of our news meetings. what would you do in the events of a nuclear attack. how do you have approach this so people can inform themselves and take it home and into schools where people are asking the question. be as sober by the as you can and get the facts out there without being hysterical. no one wants to delight in this coverage. howie: all the people in the media who don't like president trump exaggerating it. so the same partisan sniping. but it's a serious issue. mollie: it is a serious issue. but we don't like to go back decades. we like to cover what's happening at the moment. going back to the 90s when jimmy carter went to north korea and worked out this arrangement. he kinds of sabotaged bill clinton in so doing. this is a story decades in the making and a regional issue that goes back even longer. when you make everything about trump you miss out on big, significant stories. howie: when you make everything a

i grew up in l.a. i grew up in the south bay. >> rose: went to college in l.a. >> i did. i have been here for about five years. >> rose: so? i don't know. i just came back -- >> rose: you don't have to be either one. you can do both. >> but it's also like lame not to choose a side. >> rose: so choose. i think i'll shoes new york. >> rose: it's where you are now. >> it's where i am now. i don't want to walk out and have people say why dent you say new york? but i think i really, like, when i was in l.a., people were, like, walking around me and they were walking, like, really slow and i just wanted to go, like, move! >> rose: and won't happen in new york. >> you could do that and it's fine. i've become a monster. >> rose: i've become a new yorker. >> yeah. >> rose: "2 dope queens," four, two-hour specials? >> yeah, we do it with w.y.n.c. studios, they're podcasts. >> rose: hbo said they'd produce four specials of "2 dope queens." >> it's live as maybe an hour and a half ago but we are going to do four one-hour specials for hbo so we're really excited about that and those w

l.a. but he's under contact with indiana through next season.chr won't be on a new york sports turned down or with drew his application isn't clear. e auditioned recently but had an on air shouting match with a caller that doesn't like his politics. >>> the indy 500 winners traditionally celebrates with milk but she enjoyed sipping from a cup named vodka tonic. she was captain of the u.s. team that beat the european squad in the tournament. >>> coming up this morning, full coverage of the solar eclipse. we'll take you across the country and show you how cities are preparing for this rare event. this is the cbs morning news. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure m

los angeles reach add deal to hold the 2028 summer games, and l.a.'s mayor is also promising the best party they've ever seen. the 2018 winter games are 190 days away. it begins in february right here on nbc 10. they'll be here before you know it, john clark. >> yeah, right after the super bowl, right? >> yes, maybe the eagles will be in the super bowl this year. >> you said it. coming up, we're going with jalen mills to see how he gets his hair dyed green every week and why he does it. phillies a phillies are streakin', bombs away. from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. >>> this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way yo

l.a. had been competing with paris for the next summer games in 2024 but paris won that date. l.a.'s deal with the ioc includes more than $2 billion, plus advance funding. l.a. plans to use the existing infrastructure to lower the costs. >> in 2028, we're bringing the games back to l.a. one of the great capitals of this olympic movement. a city that has always been a games changer and will be again in 2028. >> now, tokyo will host the next summer games in 2020. upcoming winter games will be healed in north korea next year and in beijing in 2022. >>> it is 6:59. this afternoon, sap fran will mark -- san francisco will mark a milestone birthday for jerry garcia, the founder of the grateful dead. there is already a plaque honoring garcia near the other home he grew up in on harrington street. he helped the brand create its own culture. it lives on among dead heads. many will celebrate jerry day later this month. ♪[music] >>> another shake-up at the white house. more on the firing of anthony

cowlings famously drove it on an l.a. freeway with o.j. in the back seat back in 1994. that episode airs next monday. >>> red heads make up about 2% of the world's population, if you didn't know, but could soon get their own emojis. check them out here. kind cool. thmp released around 60 pictures of ginger emojis and if they get approved by apple, they will show up on your keyboard in june of 2018. >>> bald and white hair emojis also being considered. >> they should be. >> they always have just a new bunch of -- new batch of emojis every few months. i like it, though. it's fun. scrolling for days, though, i've got to admit. >>> so down to florida, crazy video from a wendy's. >> i'm not surprised. see what happens when fireworks get thrown inside a fast food restaurant. it's burning and then it explodes. so that employee is sitting just a few feet away. this must have been scary. she was able to get up and avoid this and police say they believe eight to 10 kids are responsible. they are now trying to track them down. >> come on, not cool, not cool. >>> so check out this

grow questions are also being raised over security on the continent we spoke to the deputy mayor of l.a. home to the form of vast jungle migrant camp he says those who pose a threat should be sent back to their home countries and special measures should be put in place for your. i think we really need. a central office european office for intelligence to be created on bot. i know there is in europe. project about it but it's not only projects we need we need to work on that and even if they are born in france or spain or ever born in europe once they go in a country. to learn how to create a tax. they must be. kept away from europe and they must stay in this in these countries it's not to decide whether they come back and we treat them differently and we found them to sound has to to to protect people that such i know they must be probated to come back and we need intelligence a real european intelligence service to work on that nobody in europe whatever they are migrants or not and nobody in europe can say i'm safe in my country. just a month ahead of germany's general election but nei

to new l.a. >> reporter: this little railway even won an oscar. with some help from emma stone and ryan gosling. their on board kiss in la la land was no accident. >> when he was an up and coming actor, he was living downtown a block away. he always wanted to ride it and it was always closed. >> reporter: yes, like any tinsel town titan, the career had its ups and downs. by the late '60s, progress in the form of downtown skyscrapers made the flight seem like a relic. in 1969, it was dismantled and put in storage. >> there was such a cry from the citizens -- >> reporter: it was loved that much? >> it was loved that much. the city council, on behalf of the people made the promise it will come back. >> reporter: it took almost 30 years, but angel's flight did come back. there was a problem. the restoration was done improperly. in 2001, one of the cars broke loose, killing an 83-year-old tourist. it was shut down. in 2013, a derailment forced another shutdown. there's where olive and sinai have been sitting ever since. the only customers, the goats. t

lauren: how many games of the l.a. dodgers win this year? they added to the win column this weekend. cheryl: you heard it here. jerrod maxon said. let's start with baseball. >> history made last night in her yard with the dodgers have 50 games first time they meet the new york mets. sunday night baseball in new york. doctors say we might have left brooklyn 60 years ago that we are still the kings of new york. ricky belanger launched a two-run shot in the eighth and dodgers shut down eight nothing. 57-15. l.a. leads 15.5 games. houston astros are the best thing to the american lake. houston scored four in the ninth inning. a walkoff single over the toronto blue jays seven training pics. pirates who gave away a lead beyond this home run by newly acquired sean rodriguez. but the celebration began. to walkoff wins in outcomes number three in st. petersburg, florida. tampa bay takes the concept to-1. miles around and also some tears in philadelphia and around the majors. darren dalton has spent 14 seasons yesterday losing his battle with brain ca

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a triple shy of the cycle. 10-6, l.a. a's with 18 hits. none more thornt pan jed lowrie, a single beats the shift with two outs in the eighth. instead of an inning-ending over, chris davis smacks his 29th run of the season, home run, that is. two-run shot makes it 10-8. pender made it a one-run game. six straight hits. the a's scored five runs. maxwell drifring the two-run single. a's come from way behind to win 11-10. maybe their best win of the year. >>> d'backs, parker, deep drive to center. see ya. his first home run of the year. 2-1, giants. they double their lead in the third. hunter pence, bases loaded, samardzija off the wall. 4-1, giants. shark getting into trouble in the fourth. looked like the d'backs would get within one on the ma trchlt e sac fly but martin thrown out by parker. bottom of five, nick hundley up the middle. two more score. giants take two out of the three in the series and welcome the cubs tomorrow for a three-game set. >>> bank of the west finals, madison keys and cocoa wanderve. keys dlielivers a winning foreh

nobody in l.a. understands that the point of the wall is about orderly immigration, keeping drugs out? we're not trying to keep people out of this country, we're just trying to control drugs and terrorists, gangs coming over the border, we want to know who is coming and who is going, that argument doesn't fly in l.a.? >> it really doesn't. they look at it with the city of los angeles with a city has a large number of immigrants. that this is something that they feel is within their values, but i think when you look at it on the surface how this is going to hurt local employees, this is the implementation of a blacklist, which certainly, which seem threatening to any company who would want to do business in the city of los angeles, i think they're thinking they can bully companies into staying away. melissa: amazing. tim, thanks for coming on. we appreciate it. >> thank you, melissa. david: political world. more shocking news in the world of sports. nfl suspending dallas cowboys star running back eze

[applause] in 2028, we are bringing the games back to l.a. >> but not everyone shares his optimism. >> i think it's a good thing and a bad thing. traffic is already heavy enough so maybe they should improve transportation to have less traffic. >> your local, what do you make of the. >> they compete so hard for these olympic games, but often times they overpromise and under deliver. they think they will make a lot of money and they will make some money but by and large it's an expense. >> fair enough, very reasonable. >> final thoughts, i think we had to be careful not to include in our idea of elite, those people who are the pie-in-the-sky dreamers, the extravagantly rich so long as they're not depending for their success on government favors. americans traditionally admired achievement was reason. it's because wealth produced honestly is our means of survival as human beings. >> i agree with that. i don't mind people making money if they do it in a fair and reasonable way. >> that's a really long conversation. >> with the immigration debate, the new policy would change who we let in

between l.a. and paris. behind the scenes for a couple of months paris was going to get the 2024 games because of 100 year anniversary. l.a. seemed to be happy either way. they bid for 2024 but they got 2028. the longest preparation times the games have been given. 11 years to prepare and most of the stuff is in place. everybody happy locally. the president put out a statement as well. local leaders and athletes had this to say about the big announcement. >> unlike the old model where people tried to fit the olympics to the city, this is a model we're fitting the city to the olympics. >> for an athlete l.a. has everything you need at your best. incredible weather. great facilities and world's best fans, of course. >> incredible weather. it is raining in l.a. in august. interesting. the morning after the big announcement before i give it back to you the thing about l.a. that makes it different than most other cities everything will be in place. they don't have to build new stadiums. they have to increase secu

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wh-what does the camera guy from l.a. have to do with any of this? >> victoria: remember that crucial moment from the behind-the-scenes footage that we were all scrambling to find after the shoot? >> lily: the one where billy was saying that betting on games was a joke? >> billy: cane paid jesse to delete the footage. >> lily: what? why? >> victoria: why do you think? he was trying to make billy look bad. >> billy: no, let's be more specific. to tank me, the job, the hockey tie-in... and the commercial. >> victoria: your commercial, actually. >> lily: please tell me you didn't do that. that it's not true. >> mattie: and in case you didn't notice, i wasn't the only one who enjoyed your performance

marianne rafferty joins us with more in our l.a. bureau. marianne: the nation was watching as people protest against a white fashion allist rally turned to brutal violence in charlottesville, virginia. a car proud of into a crowd killing a woman as she crossed the street. political leaders from both sides of the aisle quick to condemn the violence and vai os. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of bigotry and violence on many sides it has no place in america. what is vital is a swift restoration of law and order and the protection of innocent lives. marianne: the president facing criticism from both sides of the aisle for his reaction. specifically that he didn't mention the white nationalist movement in his tweets. senator marco rubio said it's very important for potus to describe events in charlottesville for what they are, a terror attack by white you presentists. the president has not addressed the criticism. he says he and mcauliffe agree the hate and division must end and must stop right now. house spe

he has called himself a downtown l.a. predator. he is not allowed to be around schools or playgrounds. in san francisco police hope you will recognize this man. police suspect him of attacking a woman by dumping bleach on her. it happened around 7:30 in the evening on july 30th. these surveillance images were captured nearby outside the bart station. >> you are looking at a car fire that delayed commuters headed toward the tunnel in oakland. the car burst into flames near highway 13 just after 5:00 as the evening commute was getting under way. emergency vehicles blocked the two right lanes while crews fought the fire and a tow truck removed the car >>> the effort to recall judge aaron persky is on hold tonight. supporters of the recall believe he has a pattern of bias in cases involving sex crimes and violence against women including the brock turner case. persky's lawyers obtained a new court order temporarily blocking the recall committee from collecting signatures. they say the petition was not properly certified by the state. "

let's look at the stories we're a car chase in l.a. overnight we learned a man fell off a crane to his death. police say they -- the chase started when officers spotted the man driving a stolen suv. as you can see, he was driving recklessly on the shoulder of the highway. he eventually drove to the port of los angeles, climbed the crane and took off his clothes. hours into the standoff, the man fell 160 feet to his death. >>> oh, that pitch is a little bit outside. uncomfortable for a lot of people at a park in boston. especially for that photographer. if you are wondering, he's okay. the first pitch was made by -- everybody laughing here. by a bone cancer survivor and high schooler jordan leander. he's been having fun with to make things worse, i'm a pitcher. >>> a canadian woman who lost her diamonte engagement ring 13 years ago got it back. she lost it in her garden. but it was actually found on a carrot that was harvested from that same garden. the 84-year-old woman put it back on her finger. still fits. >>> all right. this morning

the former l.a. mayor brought in $2.3 m. republican john cox has contributed about $3 million of his own money to his campaign and raised $200,000 from other sources. >>> apple stock received a bump in after-hours trading. earnings climbed 12% in the last quarter. revenue for the same period was $45 billion, up 7% over the same quarter last year. industry analysts say apple is poised to release a new iphone in the fall. >>> a show of force off the coast of california. the missile launch planned just as north korea threatens the u.s. with a long-range missile. >>> also ahead, a foreign government pushes bay area tech companies to do more to combat terrorism. >>> searchers appear to have recovered the body of a university of nevada football player who went missing at lake tahoe more than a year ago. the placer county sheriff's office is his remains believed to be 20-year-old mark mah were found in the lake yesterday. his family hired a nonprofit group to search the lake with a robotic camera. the body was found 240 feet below