we changed from a culture of grown-ups that sort of looked down on kids to kids leading. it is the creation of the teenager, and the revolution begins. i i, i got a light i got a light on you, babe i, i got a light i got a light on you, babe the los angeles county sheriff s office has begun foot patrol on the sunset strip to cope with the growing influx of youngsters. the notion of teenagers who had a culture of their own, that weren t listening to their parents music, kind of opens up this giant space for rebellions large and small. at least 10% of the students have used and are using marijuana. also, probably a very significant thing is that acceptance is gaining steadily and the usage is really increasing very rapidly. in l.a., we were all kind of,
today, bill. tough weather conditions tomorrow. not until wednesday until there is a chance of rain in the area. firefighters have a battle on their hands. bill: terrifying experience for those in the path, too. yeah. you aren t looking at a heavily populated area of arizona northeast of phoenix but that don t make it any different for those who do live there. about 1,000 homes have been evacuated in all and if you re one of those, even though you know you live in an area that is known for this kind of fire danger, still terrifying when it comes towards you. listen here. this one is not looking good. we worried about it for years. you always worry about the fire up here. this is the closest it s ever been. a heartbreak. it s terrible. expecting more information from firefighters in the next hour or so, bill. we ll keep you updated on how they are doing down there. bill: best of luck to them. thank you, jonathan hunt in
here. but michael cohen is in terrible position with this, because in a civil case like we have here in los angeles, if you take the fifth, a jury is allowed to infer something negative out of that unlike a criminal case. and if he speaks on the record, then it could do damage to his criminal case, possible criminal case in new york. terrible place to be. wolf? miguel, thank you very much. miguel marquez in l.a. as michael cohen s legal problems escalate, the president s team worry that his lawyer could turn on him. his lawyers and advisers are resigned to the strong possibility that cohen will wind up eventually cooperating with federal investigators if he faces serious criminal charges. our white house reporter katelyn collins is with the president down in florida right now. katelyn, what are you hearing about the trump team s concerns about michael cohen? reporter: well, wolf, michael cohen is someone who said he
rule that did not do any legislation. now you as a gun advocate are going to i m not a gun advocate. you re on tv tonight, you get to choose what you say. advocating for second amendment. the supreme court has never ruled that the second amendment applies to ar-15. you re here as a policy choice, which is your right. i respect you, we ve worked together, i ve talked to you. you re here as gun advocate of the ar-15. the question is what the value is of that versus what we ve seen and everyone marched on today which is a concern this is one of the guns being used to kill children. you and then erin. and there are other guns used to kill people illegally. the thing is most of the gun violence in the united states occurs in very small areas of the country. you know where they mostly occur? is in places that they re banned. they re banned in chicago, in l.a. if you look at a number of
and fall far short of what the president said he supported early on before he had that meeting with the top lobbyists at the nra. he called for comprehensive background checks, raising the purchase age from 18 to 21. but in the end the president backed away from that and ended up supporting legislation that falls far more in line with the top gun lobby, the nra, says they support, chris. thank you so much. unfortunately that s the pattern of politicians like the sound from the crowd and then meet with the nra and have a different position, unfortunately. steve patterson in l.a., in los angeles. steve? reporter: chris, the west coast is loud and proud. i don t know if you can see that shot back there. that is a compressed shot of what was earlier a much larger crowd. tens of thousands of people swarmed here downtown. they shut downtown down basically. we have four young girls from