President Trump says homelessness and dirty streets in the cities of Los Angeles and San Francisco are a "disgrace," and they're "destroying" our way of life--the President calls out what he describes as "liberal" leaders for failing these cities.

Well we have one of those leaders, L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti, in studio today for an In Depth edition of "Ask the Mayor" and we'll put the question to him: is he failing the citizens of Los Angeles, as the President suggests, by failing to adequately address the homelessness issue?

After decades of progress in making the air over Southern California cleaner and healthier to breathe, we are slipping. New research shows an increase in deaths attributable to ozone pollution, even as anti-smog policies have been strengthened--we'll ask why.

Members of Congress that toured a Border Patrol facility in El Paso, Texas where migrants are being detained describe horrible, unsanitary conditions...........and they claim they were harassed and disrespected by Border Patrol agents--we'll hear from a Congresswoman who was there.

And Nike courts controversy by producing a shoe with a colonial American flag on the back ............and then quickly pulling it off the market, under pressure from........ Colin Kaepernick.

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President Trump says homelessness and dirty streets in the cities of Los Angeles and San Francisco are a "disgrace," and they're "destroying" our way of life--the President calls out what he describes as "liberal" leaders for failing these cities.

Well we have one of those leaders, L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti, in studio today for an In Depth edition of "Ask the Mayor" and we'll put the question to him: is he failing the citizens of Los Angeles, as the President suggests, by failing to adequately address the homelessness issue?

After decades of progress in making the air over Southern California cleaner and healthier to breathe, we are slipping. New research shows an increase in deaths attributable to ozone pollution, even as anti-smog policies have been strengthened--we'll ask why.

Members of Congress that toured a Border Patrol facility in El Paso, Texas where migrants are being detained describe horrible, unsanitary conditions...........and they claim they were harassed and disrespected by Border Patrol agents--we'll hear from a Congresswoman who was there.

And Nike courts controversy by producing a shoe with a colonial American flag on the back ............and then quickly pulling it off the market, under pressure from........ Colin Kaepernick.

Over half a million people took to the streets in Hong Kong to mark the anniversary of the handover of control of that city, from the British to the Chinese, and the message was not celebratory but angry.

President Trump made history over the weekend. becoming the first sitting American president to set foot in North Korea.......but what , if anything, was accomplished? We'll try to find out.

Just as you're getting ready to dive into the pool this summer, we go In Depth on the rise of a parasite lurking in the water. And, should you catch it...just in time for the July 4th weekend--you could get explosive diarrhea.

An annual mark of summer is the July 4th celebration along Washington D.C.'s national mall, but this year the event has a new unofficial director.............the president of the United States. We'll take a look at what kind of show he wants to put on.

And it's the end of a historic era in the San Fernando Valley: kiss the oranges goodbye.

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Over half a million people took to the streets in Hong Kong to mark the anniversary of the handover of control of that city, from the British to the Chinese, and the message was not celebratory but angry.

President Trump made history over the weekend. becoming the first sitting American president to set foot in North Korea.......but what , if anything, was accomplished? We'll try to find out.

Just as you're getting ready to dive into the pool this summer, we go In Depth on the rise of a parasite lurking in the water. And, should you catch it...just in time for the July 4th weekend--you could get explosive diarrhea.

An annual mark of summer is the July 4th celebration along Washington D.C.'s national mall, but this year the event has a new unofficial director.............the president of the United States. We'll take a look at what kind of show he wants to put on.

And it's the end of a historic era in the San Fernando Valley: kiss the oranges goodbye.

Secret Lives. Our show today is strangely linked by that theme. In one tragic case...an individual's secret life has apparently led to tragedy.....But 50 years after an explosive and defining event at a nondescript gay bar in New York's Greenwich Village, countless secret lives can now be lived triumphantly out in the open. Secret Lives.

The gay patrons inside the Stonewall Inn, who were the targets of frequent police raids, harassment and abuse, decided to fight back on this day back in 1969. It touched off several days of clashes with police and galvanized the LGBTQ movement unlike anything else up to that time.

And since today is the 50th anniversary of the so-called Stonewall uprising, we're commemorating it on In Depth by talking to the people who were there and the people who carried on its legacy for decades.

We now know the fate of a missing El Segundo woman who was a nursing student at the University of Utah..........police raided a home in Salt Lake City this morning and arrested a man for the murder of Mackenzie Lueck. The young woman reportedly led her own secret life. In search of older men who could give her affection ,perhaps....money for sure. And so, we go In Depth to Utah where this incredible story is still unfolding.

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Secret Lives. Our show today is strangely linked by that theme. In one tragic case...an individual's secret life has apparently led to tragedy.....But 50 years after an explosive and defining event at a nondescript gay bar in New York's Greenwich Village, countless secret lives can now be lived triumphantly out in the open. Secret Lives.

The gay patrons inside the Stonewall Inn, who were the targets of frequent police raids, harassment and abuse, decided to fight back on this day back in 1969. It touched off several days of clashes with police and galvanized the LGBTQ movement unlike anything else up to that time.

And since today is the 50th anniversary of the so-called Stonewall uprising, we're commemorating it on In Depth by talking to the people who were there and the people who carried on its legacy for decades.

We now know the fate of a missing El Segundo woman who was a nursing student at the University of Utah..........police raided a home in Salt Lake City this morning and arrested a man for the murder of Mackenzie Lueck. The young woman reportedly led her own secret life. In search of older men who could give her affection ,perhaps....money for sure. And so, we go In Depth to Utah where this incredible story is still unfolding.

A Bahamas dream vacation turns into a deadly watery nightmare for a young California college student who was killed after being attacked by three sharks. We'll go In Depth to find out what happened and could something like this tragedy be prevented?

Meantime, another young woman from Southern California may be the victim of a far different tragedy. She vanished into the thin Salt Lake City air earlier this month. And now, turns out, she may have been living a secret, double life? We'll try to uncover the facts.

Still more trouble for the ill-fated Boeing 737 MAX airliner...which may be grounded longer than anyone thought. We'll go In Depth on Boeing's reported history of failing to fix safety problems.

And, the next time you see a Tweet from President Donald Trump, you might have to click through a warning label before you can actually read it.

Plus, the Supreme Court delivers a mixed message on the future of election law in this country.

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A Bahamas dream vacation turns into a deadly watery nightmare for a young California college student who was killed after being attacked by three sharks. We'll go In Depth to find out what happened and could something like this tragedy be prevented?

Meantime, another young woman from Southern California may be the victim of a far different tragedy. She vanished into the thin Salt Lake City air earlier this month. And now, turns out, she may have been living a secret, double life? We'll try to uncover the facts.

Still more trouble for the ill-fated Boeing 737 MAX airliner...which may be grounded longer than anyone thought. We'll go In Depth on Boeing's reported history of failing to fix safety problems.

And, the next time you see a Tweet from President Donald Trump, you might have to click through a warning label before you can actually read it.

Plus, the Supreme Court delivers a mixed message on the future of election law in this country.

Our wet winter was a good thing for our reservoirs, our groundwater supplies and our psyches.........but for Southern California beaches, not so much.

The annual beach report card is out and all of that rain took a toll on both sand and surf. So pop open your SPF30 sunscreen....grab your shades and flip flops---cause we're headed to the beach to dive in and go In Depth.

Tonight's THE night. When many Americans will actually start to focus on the 2020 presidential race. The first of two Democratic debates will kick start the presidential race and give 20 candidates--especially lesser known ones---to say HELLO to potential voters.

And the key to losing weight might be a splash of hot sauce on your food.

Unionized Southern California grocery workers may be bypassing the checkout counter as they head for the doors, having voted to authorize a strike. But there are many options out there for shoppers..raising the question...just how effective would a strike action be? We go In Depth.

And the iconic Amoeba Records building on the corner of Cahuenga and Sunset is set for the wrecking ball. Is this the end of Amoeba? Stay tuned and find out.

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Our wet winter was a good thing for our reservoirs, our groundwater supplies and our psyches.........but for Southern California beaches, not so much.

The annual beach report card is out and all of that rain took a toll on both sand and surf. So pop open your SPF30 sunscreen....grab your shades and flip flops---cause we're headed to the beach to dive in and go In Depth.

Tonight's THE night. When many Americans will actually start to focus on the 2020 presidential race. The first of two Democratic debates will kick start the presidential race and give 20 candidates--especially lesser known ones---to say HELLO to potential voters.

And the key to losing weight might be a splash of hot sauce on your food.

Unionized Southern California grocery workers may be bypassing the checkout counter as they head for the doors, having voted to authorize a strike. But there are many options out there for shoppers..raising the question...just how effective would a strike action be? We go In Depth.

And the iconic Amoeba Records building on the corner of Cahuenga and Sunset is set for the wrecking ball. Is this the end of Amoeba? Stay tuned and find out.