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ANALYSIS
Has
Trump
broken
with the
GOP?
By Cathleen Decker,
Lisa Mascaro
and Noah Bierman
WASHINGTON Presi-
dent Trumps startling alli-
ance with Democrats
stemmed from his building
frustration with Republican
leaders inability to secure
the legislative victories he
assumed would come more
swiftly but its genesis is far
more certain that its poten-
tial for success.
The new relationship saw
its first result Thursday. The
Senate advanced legislation
based on Trumps deal
Wednesday with the Demo- Gerben Van Es AFP/Getty Images
cratic leaders, Rep. Nancy THE HURRICANE ruined 95% of the structures on the island that comprises St. Martin and, above, St. Maarten. BACK STORY, A2
Pelosi and Sen. Charles E.
Nuclear hurricane nears

Schumer, to extend until
Dec. 8 the governments
debt limit and funding, and
to offer the first billions in re-
lief money for victims of Hur-
ricanes Harvey and Irma.
Trump also indicated his
interest in working with
Schumer on a longer-term
deal: to void the require- Riding out the storm South Florida braces
ment that Congress vote to
extend the debt ceiling, a in Miami: A man with for the worst after
budget exercise that autho- a monkey, and many Irma tears through
rizes the Treasury to borrow
to cover spending already who wish to flee but the Caribbean, killing
approved. But lawmakers lack the money. at least 13 people.
reluctance to cast that un-
popular vote has regularly By Evan Halper By Evan Halper
threatened to send the coun- and Laura King
try into default.
The president also met MIAMI BEACH, Fla.
with Democrats from New Genaro Dacosta has a mon- MIAMI Hurricane
York and New Jersey to dis- key on his back, at least Irma took aim at South Flor-
cuss improving transit infra- sometimes. Its a small pet ida on Thursday, threat-
structure in those states. marmoset that may force ening millions with historic
Working with Schumer, a him to ride out Hurricane winds, huge storm surges
New York Democrat he has Irma, now lumbering toward and unrelenting rainfall as it
[See Analysis, A8] his home on Miami Beach. left behind a trail of still-un-
Dacosta wants to evacu- charted devastation in the
ate, as the government has Caribbean and a death toll
ordered and as most of his that climbed to at least 13.
Russia testimony neighbors were doing As the monster Category
Donald Trump Jr. tells Thursday. Hes been franti- 5 storm tracked west-north-
senators about his 2016 cally calling authorities in Carolyn Cole Los Angeles Times west with 175-mph winds,
meeting with a Russian Tallahassee, the state capi- PEOPLE prepare to board a bus out of downtown Miami. An advisory evacuation the caprices of wind and wa-
lawyer. NATION, A6 tal, to get permission to was in place for the area, and the order was mandatory in low-lying communities. ter saved impoverished
bring the monkey to a shel- Haiti and the Dominican
ter. So far, no luck. Hotels ar- Republic from a direct hit.
ent keen on allowing mon- But Irma bore down late
keys, either. On the path to Florida Thursday on other Caribbe-
Amazon So on Thursday morning,

Dacosta found himself, with
his family, loading sandbags
into the back of his pickup.
Potential track area
KY.
W.VA.
VA.
200 MILES
an targets: the low-lying
Turks and Caicos, and parts
of the Bahamas.
Meanwhile, the peril to
new HQ They are among a band of

residents call them stub-
born, or maybe desperate
UNITED STATES TENN.
MISS. ALA.
GA.
S.C.
Tuesday, 2 p.m.
N.C.
Monday, 2 p.m.
Atlantic
Ocean
the U.S. mainland grew.
It has become more
likely that Irma will make
search who are going to hunker

down in the path of an ex-
tremely dangerous storm
and hope for the best.
TEXAS
LA.
Jacksonville
Tampa
Sunday, 2 p.m.
landfall in southern Florida
as a dangerous major hurri-
cane, and bring life-threat-
ening storm surge and wind
has cities There is nothing I could

do, he said. I have what
they call a wild animal. I MEXICO
Gulf of Mexico
FLA.
Miami
Saturday, 2 p.m.
Friday, 2 p.m.
impacts to much of the
state, the National Hurri-
cane Center said.
buzzing wont leave him.

Several miles inland, in
the hardscrabble Miami
community of Liberty City,
Pacific
Ocean
Note: As of 5 p.m. EDT Thursday, all times Eastern

CUBA
Caribbean Sea HAITI

Thursday, 5 p.m.
DOM. REP.
PUERTO RICO
With South Florida
under a hurricane watch,
Philip Levine, the mayor of
vulnerable barrier-island
[See Miami, A12] Sources: Mapzen, OpenStreetMap, NOAA Los Angeles Times [See Irma, A12]
By James F. Peltz
and Andrea Chang
Amazon.com is shopping
for a city to house a second
headquarters and mayors
across the country already
Trumps decision
are lining up to bid on the
crown-jewel prize.
The online retailing gi-
ants new campus would de-
leaves Dreamers
liver an economic boost well
beyond the $5 billion in con-
struction costs and 50,000
jobs anticipated at Ama-
unable to travel
zons HQ2. Not only would ment purposes, and then re-
Amazons direct spending at By Kate Linthicum turn legally to the U.S.
its future second home be No longer.
the stuff of city planner MEXICO CITY Last President Trumps deci-
dreams, but theres also the month, California college sion Tuesday to strip depor-
indirect benefit created by student Miriam Juan tation protections for DACA
spawning more business for stepped off a plane in Gua- recipients beginning in
suppliers, nearby vendors dalajara, Mexico, and March also restricts their
and others. hugged her grandparents ability to travel. A Homeland
It would be particularly for the first time in 17 years. Security memorandum said
rewarding for Los Angeles, She had no words at first, the department would stop
which has suffered an exo- just smiles and tears. approving new applications
dus of corporate head- Brought to the U.S. at age for travel permits, known as
quarters in the last two dec- Alessandro Di Meo European Pressphoto Agency 4, Juan was able to make the advance parole. The agency
ades because of the areas POPE FRANCIS and Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos are greeted by trip to Mexico thanks to a lit- said it would honor applica-
relatively high business a child during a stop in Bogota. This is the nations first papal visit since 1986. tle-known perk of the De- tions that had been ap-
taxes and housing costs. ferred Action for Childhood proved.
I welcome the opportu-
nity to compete for this re- A papal plea for reconciliation Arrivals program,
Obama-era initiative that
an Those in favor of stricter
immigration enforcement
markable investment, and Pope Francis called for Colombians to promote forgiveness and leave behind the shielded 800,000 Dreamers applauded the decision to
the tens of thousands of hatred and violence of half a century of armed conflict. WORLD, A4 from deportation. end the travel program,
good-paying jobs it is sure to Under DACA, young im- which some have described
bring with it, Los Angeles migrants without legal stat- as a back door to citi-
Mayor Eric Garcetti said in a Weather us could apply for permis- zenship because it helped
Printed with soy inks on
statement Thursday. Clouds, then sun. partially recycled paper.
sion to take short trips out of tens of thousands of DACA
L.A. is the perfect place L.A. Basin: 82/64. B8 the country for humanitari- recipients get green cards in
[See Amazon, A10] an, educational or employ- [See DACA, A4]
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TURKS
AND ANGUILLA
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CUBA
CAICOS
PUERTO
RICO
will no doubt be memorable, and will leave you cane on record headed ST. MARTIN
toward South Florida, it ST. BARTHELEMY
with much to consider and discuss with others. first had to get past several
small Caribbean nations. BARBUDA
HAITI
By Thursday, some had
already been hit and badly
DOMINICAN ANTIGUA
damaged. Many of the na-
5000 YEARS OF HISTORY tions were expected to need
relief and assistance from
REPUBLIC
Caribbean Sea
(in just one day) the international communi-
ty.
FLA.
BARBADOS
Here is a briefing on Detailed
some of the island nations in
9:30 AM - 10:45 AM Irmas path:
100 MILES
VENEZUELA
Antigua
What Can We Learn From The and Barbuda Sources: Mapzen, OpenStreetMap Los Angeles Times
Ancient Egyptians? The sister islands are

separated by about 28 miles.
Antigua has about 80,000
people, while Barbuda has
Kara Cooney just under 2,000. The nation
UCLA is part of the former British
Villa Scholars Program Chair Empire and gained its inde-
pendence in 1981. The is-
lands thrive on tourism and
are known for their resorts,
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM pristine beaches and rain
forests.
Irma struck Barbuda on
The Impossible Presidency: Wednesday, damaging at
least 90% of structures. One
From Washington to Obama and Trump person, a 2-year-old, was
confirmed dead.
Jeremi Suri St. Maarten/

University of Texas St. Martin
Outstanding Teaching Award Located about 150 miles
southeast of Puerto Rico,
the island was originally
settled by Arawak natives
LUNCH BREAK: 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM and later passed among
Holland, England, France
and Spain. In 1648, it was Jonathan Falwell Associated Press
1:30 PM - 2:45 PM peacefully divided between THOUSANDS more on St. Martin were left homeless in the aftermath of Hurri-
Holland and France to cane Irma, which struck the island as it made its way north Wednesday.
Music as a Mirror of History: become two sovereign na-
tions, the Dutch St. Dominican Republic
300 Years in 60 Minutes Maarten and the French St.
Martin.
The nation sits next to
Haiti on the island of His-
English is widely spoken paniola, which was con-
Robert Greenberg on the island, but the official trolled by France, Spain and
language is Dutch in St. for a brief period the U.S. In
UC Berkeley / SF Performances Maarten and French in St.
Library of Congress Koussevitzky 1697, Spain recognized
Martin. French Creole, French rule over the west-
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are also spoken. About later became Haiti. The rest
41,000 people live on the of the island, by then known
Dutch side and 36,000 on the as Santo Domingo, sought
3:00 PM - 4:15 PM French side. independence in 1821 but
Irma has wrought devas- was conquered and ruled by
Learning From The Roman Empire: tation on the island nations,
where there were reports of
Haiti for 22 years. The Span-
ish-speaking Dominican
Are we Repeating Their Rise and Decline? at least eight deaths.
Johnny Jno-Baptiste Associated Press
Republic gained its inde-
pendence in 1844.
St. Barthelemy BROKEN pieces of a dock are recovered Wednesday
By Thursday evening,
Commonly known as St. on Antigua. Sister island Barbuda was hit harder, residents of the island of 10.7
Caroline Winterer Barts or St. Barths, the with one killed and about 90% of structures damaged. million people were huddled
Stanford University island is a legal French in shelters as Irma churned
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ency along with the islands ciales and Grand Turk.
Guadeloupe. of St. Kitts and Nevis. The densely populated,
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Irma ripped off rooftops,
The island of 17,000 peo-
ple was reported to have
sustained significant struc-
shore financial services,
braced for Irmas arrival
Thursday as the National
least 350,000 people in need
of immediate aid. At least
1,000 people died, according
to humanitarian workers
800-300-3438 shut down the electrical
grid and sent rivers of debris
flowing through streets.
tural damage with at least
one death when Irma swept
through Wednesday.
Hurricane Center forecast
that storm surge could
reach up to 20 feet.
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THE WORLD
Irans city of mullahs is evolving
Disillusionment with
Islamic Revolution
has eroded status of
Qoms exalted clergy.
By Shashank Bengali
and Ramin Mostaghim
QOM, Iran Before the

1979 Islamic Revolution, this
city was pious and sedate.
The late Iranian Ameri-
can poet Nader Naderpour
once listed as its main fea-
tures women with scarves
over their heads, men clad in
clerical robes, a single gold-
en dome, old storks in the
sky, one spiritless garden, a
handful of lonely trees.
Qom became the bed-
rock of Irans theocracy and
remains one of the countrys
holiest places home to
200,000 religious scholars, a
destination for Shiite Mus-
lim pilgrims and a center of
Islamic thought in a country
whose political system is
controlled by the clerical es-
tablishment.
But the city of about
1 million is no longer single-
mindedly religious, and its
clerics are not immune to
the anxieties bubbling be-
neath the surface of modern
Iran.
One sign of a more com-
plex side to Qom comes up-
on leaving the vast under- Photographs by Shashank Bengali Los Angeles Times
ground parking structure QOM, the bedrock of Irans theocracy, still draws pilgrims and clerics. The city, however, is no longer single-mindedly religious.
beneath the golden-domed
shrine to Fatimah Ma-
sumeh, sister of the eighth
imam in Shiite Islam. The
exit leads to a multi-story
shopping arcade whose
brightly lighted shelves are
lined with Disney stuffed an-
imals, snacks and other not
particularly religious sou-
venirs.
Above ground, Sayed
Sadeq Mousavi, an elderly
cleric wearing a black tur-
ban, was blunt about his pol-
itics: At the beginning I was
a revolutionary, but I have
become disillusioned.
Mousavi, a cleric for 40
years, said the theocracy
had not fulfilled the promis-
es of the revolution led by Ay-
atollah Ruhollah Khomeini,
who spent time in Qom
studying religion. It had
failed to end corruption, en-
sure Irans oil wealth is
shared equitably and create EBRAHIM MAHMOUDI owns the decidedly secular Free Speech MOHAMMAD EBADI says he is a simple mullah, but people asso-
a more egalitarian society, Cafe in Qom. The city remains one of Irans holiest places. ciate me with the theocracy and put government blunders on him.
the cleric said.
Iran today is an economic holy month of Ramadan to highly stage-managed elec- they see me, they put all the prayer blared over the malls progressive way for a mullah
basket case, with most of the promote Shiite Islam and tions that ensure that only blunders of the government loudspeaker. He had named to talk.
80 million people struggling answer peoples religious candidates acceptable to on me. his shop the Free Speech Ca- Others too were adapting
with unemployment or stag- questions, he receives a cool the theocracy can win. A short walk from the fe, but its decidedly secular their faith.
nant wages while a tiny elite response. The blurred line between main religious sites, a for- vibe did not deter customers Marzieh Taheri, a woman
including family members People dont even an- clergy and government lorn shopping center looms in the city of mullahs. from the southern port city
of top clerics and politicians swer us when we say hello, the current president, Has- over the main road. The On a recent day, a mid- of Bushehr, said she and her
who enjoy control of state- Hagighat said. Its like san Rouhani, is an establish- Zamzam complex was built dle-aged mullah in a robe husband no longer sought
owned industries lives in theyre not on speaking ment cleric increasingly several years ago to capi- and turban came into the ca- out local clerics for guidance
extreme comfort. terms with us. creates confusion among talize on Qoms growth, but fe and struck up such an inti- on personal matters.
Mousavi said it was little Imam Khomeini said the people, Hagighat said. few retailers have moved in mate conversation that he But she noted that she
surprise that clerics had clergymen should lead a The government has not because the property owner left behind a pipe and to- was making her16th pilgrim-
slipped in popularity and at- simple life. If you drive a car, stringently enforced the was hit with corruption alle- bacco flakes as gifts, Mah- age to the shrine in the last
tendance at mosques across it should be a common car. mullahs rules banning sat- gations. Even the holy city moudi said. 12 years.
the Islamic Republic seems But some clergy and politi- ellite TV dishes and requir- isnt immune to shady deal- The man was considering It doesnt mean people
to dip lower and lower. cians live a luxurious life. ing women to cover their ings. sending his 21-year-old are less Muslim, Taheri
Clergymen have no role Even if they deserve it, in the hair because they need A coffee shop is one of the daughter to study in Ger- said.
in the hearts and minds of eyes of the people it is not votes, he said. only functioning businesses many, but had to grapple There is some disen-
people as they did 38 years compatible with austerity. Mohammad Ebadi, a in the building. A mural with leaving her on her own chantment with the system.
ago, he said. The leaders of Khomeinis successor as portly cleric in a white tur- of a European sidewalk in the dissolute West. But we still have Islam in our
the revolution overpromised supreme leader, Ayatollah ban, agreed that blending Is- cafe filled one wall and a He knew she would be hearts.
and under-delivered. Ali Khamenei, has the final lam and politics had tainted new, Italian-made espresso exposed to things, Mah-
Mostafa Hagighat, wear- say on political and religious peoples perception of the machine sat on a counter. moudi said. He told her: If shashank.bengali
ing a green robe and a salt- matters, but day-to-day gov- clergy. The owner, Ebrahim you have sex, it does not @latimes.com
and-pepper beard, said that erning is delegated to a civil- Im a simple mullah, but Mahmoudi, poured es- mean you are a sinner. Twitter: @SBengali
when he travels to towns and ian administration that is people associate me with the pressos, barely flinching I was surprised, the ca- Mostaghim is a special
villages during the annual popularly selected in theocracy, he said. When when the call to afternoon fe owner said. It was a very correspondent.
Israel targets military research site in Syria

ter, made the attack any- the site. Once again, Israeli did not ens of civilians. infiltrations in the north.
Two soldiers are killed thing but routine, analysts Warning of dangerous comment on the strike, Israeli officials, including But the strike also comes
said. repercussions of such hostile maintaining its public posi- Netanyahu, have acknowl- as a delicate cease-fire has
in airstrike on facility Its another level of inter- acts on the security and station of neutrality in the civil edged strikes in Syria in the taken hold between Damas-
suspected of chemical fering, said Maj. Gen. bility of the region, the war raging across Syria. past; they say such action is cus and rebels operating in
Yaakov Amidror, a former statement said the Israeli at- Yet Amos Yadlin, former aimed at preventing arms southern Syria. The agree-
weapons production. national security advisor to tack had been a desperate head of Israels military intel- transfers to Hezbollah, the ment, brokered by the U.S.,
Israeli Prime Minister Ben- attempt to raise the morale ligence, tweeted that the Lebanese Shiite Muslim mili- Russia and Jordan, was re-
By Nabih Bulos jamin Netanyahu, according of Islamic State fighters. strike was not routine. tant faction that is Israels jected by Israel because it did
and Noga Tarnopolsky to the transcript of a confer- Damascus has long ac- He claimed that the nemesis. The group is now a not stipulate the removal of
ence call with journalists cused its regional and inter- Masyaf site was a center for vital battlefield ally of Assad. Hezbollah and Iranian-
BEIRUT Israeli Thursday. national enemies, including development and manufac- Hezbollahs growing role backed militias from Syria.
airstrikes on Syria have be- Its the first time that the Israel, of supporting mili- ture of precision missiles in Syria has raised alarm in The attack, wrote Amos
come almost a matter of rou- target which was attacked is tants in the country. Israel which will have a significant Israel. It fears that Hezbol- Harel, Haaretzs military and
tine: Israel fires missiles on a a formal Syrian facility not has, at the least, offered med- role in the next round of con- lahs presence in Syria has defense analyst, may be in-
target; Syria condemns the just a warehouse but the cen- ical assistance and nonlethal flict, and that the factory given the group access to ad- terpreted as an Israeli signal
attack; Israel stays mum, ter of research and devel- aid to Syrian rebels. there produced chemical vanced weapons from Iran as of sorts to the world powers:
neither acknowledging nor opment, he added. The Syrian Observatory weapons as well as barrel well as Russia, Assads top You still need to take our se-
denying responsibility. He also said it was prob- for Human Rights, a Britain- bombs, primitive explosives international backer. curity interests in[to] ac-
Little seemed outwardly ably responsible for produc- based monitoring group that the government has used Israel has been preparing count.
different Thursday, when ing chemical weapons and supports the opposition against its rebel adversaries. itself for another round of Were capable of disrupt-
Syria accused Israel of many other weapons sys- against Syrian President Damascus has been ac- war with Hezbollah. This ing the process of a future
sneaking warplanes into tems, including rockets and Bashar Assad, said that the cused of deploying chemical week, the Israeli army is con- settlement in Syria if you in-
Lebanese airspace, then fir- missiles. Israeli barrage had struck a weapons against the opposi- ducting its largest drill in sist on leaving us out of the
ing missiles at a military out- The attack, which oc- military base, a store for me- tion. A U.N. report on more than a decade. It will in- picture, he said.
post near the town of Masyaf curred at 2:42 a.m., according dium- and short-range mis- Wednesday blamed the clude, according to the Isra-
in western Syria. to a statement from the Syr- siles and a scientific research Syrian government for a sa- eli newspaper Haaretz, a sce- Special correspondents
The choice of target, how- ian armys general com- center. rin attack in April on the nario of instant escalation, in Bulos and Tarnopolsky
ever, which included a mili- mand, killed two soldiers and It put the casualty toll at northern town of Khan which Israeli units defend reported from Beirut and
tary scientific research cen- caused material damage to seven. Sheikhoun that killed doz- against multiple terrorist Jerusalem, respectively.
A4 F R I DAY , SE P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 WST L AT I M E S . C O M
Pope calls for

forgiveness
in Colombia the conflict.
In a major speech, he In all, the fighting left
more than 250,000 people
also exhorts the elite dead, 60,000 missing and
to address inequality, millions more displaced.
Citing the most famous
the root of social ills. work of Colombias Nobel
laureate, Gabriel Garcia
associated press
Marquez, Francis said Co-
lombians now needed to rec-
BOGOTA, Colombia oncile.
Pope Francis urged young The solitude of always
Colombians on Thursday to being at loggerheads has
take the lead in promoting been familiar for decades,
forgiveness after half a cen- and its smell has lingered for
tury of conflict, and he de- a hundred years, he said.
Allen J. Schaben Los Angeles Times manded that the ruling class We do not want any type of
MIRIAM JUAN had hoped to launch a study abroad program at Cal Poly Pomona for fellow Dreamers. address the entrenched in- violence whatsoever to re-
equalities that sparked Lat- strict or destroy one more
The world changed

in Americas longest-run- life.
ning armed rebellion. Francis appealed to Co-
There has been too lombias youth to take the
much hatred and violence, lead in promoting forgiv-
Francis told a crowd at Bo- eness, saying young people
gotas presidential palace more than adults are able to
that included disabled chil- leave behind what has hurt
for young immigrants dren and soldiers with am-

putated limbs.
Francis received a rau-
cous welcome on his first full
day in Colombia, with young
choir members abandoning
us and look to the future
without the burden of ha-
tred.
The FARC formed as a
Marxist army in
mid-1960s to overthrow Co-
the
[DACA, from A1] to people getting amnesty or pus that would enable other back to Mexico last month their positions and throwing lombias economic and so-
recent years. citizenship, and it turned Dreamers to travel with ad- with advance parole. People their arms around him as he cial system and open the
Migrants applying for le- out not to be accurate. vance parole. told him he spoke Spanish arrived. The crowd was way to redistributing land
gal permanent residence Immigration advocates The U.S. has now robbed with an American accent. equally jubilant at Bogotas amid gross economic in-
through sponsorship by a acknowledge the benefits of us of that, she said. At least I was able to see main Plaza Bolivar, where equalities.
U.S. citizen family member advance parole; in recent Juan traveled with the my family once again after 14 about 22,000 flag-waving Co- Though the first year of
or an employer typically years some groups have California-Mexico Studies years, but it was a culture lombians interrupted him the accords implementa-
get green cards quickly as coached Dreamers on how Center, a nonprofit that has shock, he said. People repeatedly. tion has seen the FARC dis-
long as they have entered to time green card applica- arranged for about 160 heard me talking and looked In the first major speech arm, it also has been marked
the country lawfully or tions with advance parole DACA students to visit at me funny. I felt like an out- of his trip, Francis appealed by the states failures to
through advance parole. trips. Still, many advocates Mexico over the last several cast in my own country. to President Juan Manuel bring services to hard-to-re-
On the other hand, mi- insist the programs biggest years. Along with allotted For some who had the Santos and Colombias po- ach communities where the
grants who crossed the bor- benefit was not potential ac- time for family visits, the chance to travel home, the litical, cultural and econo- government has historically
der illegally and have not re- cess to legal status but the trips featured meetings with experience reaffirmed that mic elite to avoid the temp- had little presence and
entered the U.S. via parole chance for tens of thousands Mexican officials and semi- their lives and identities are tation to seek vengeance as where rebels are beginning a
must leave the country and of Dreamers to reconnect nars on the countrys history now centered in the U.S. the country emerges from new chapter as civilians.
apply for a green card from a with their homeland. and politics. Ricardo Aca, a Dreamer the conflict. Instead, he said Former guerrillas arriving at
U.S. Consulate abroad, a I essentially got to meet The group canceled an- from New York, visited his they should commit them- many of the 26 demobiliza-
process that can take years. my home, meet my grand- other trip to Mexico planned home state of Puebla, Mexi- selves to heal wounds, build tion zones found little more
An estimated 40,000 parents and aunts and un- for December after this co, in January. He was bridges, strengthen re- than fields of mud, and
DACA recipients have used cles and cousins and get to weeks announcement that thrilled to reunite with his lationships and support one months later many still live
advance parole to get green know my culture and my tra- protections would be younger brother, who was 4 another. in tents rather than the
cards since the program was ditions, said Juan, 21, a stripped from recipients in when Aca and his parents One year after the gov- buildings with running wa-
created in 2012, said Claire math major at Cal Poly Po- six months. The administra- said goodbye and crossed ernment signed a peace acter and electricity that the
Nicholson, a spokeswoman mona, who spent eight days tion has asked Congress to the border. But he was cord with rebels of the Revo- government promised.
for U.S. Citizenship and Im- last month eating her grand- write a law during that pe- struck by the poverty that lutionary Armed Forces of Looking ahead, Francis
migration Services. mothers homemade tor- riod to resolve the issue. abounded, and the children Colombia, or FARC, the said Colombia now needs to
Its extremely trou- tillas, learning about her in- The world changed asking for money on the guns have fallen silent and enact just laws to resolve
bling, said Ira Mehlman, a digenous heritage and yesterday for this popula- streets. 7,000 rebels are transitioning the structural causes of pov-
spokesman for the Federa- strolling the lush green corn tion of students, said Ar- Aca decided to cut short back to civilian life. But Co- erty and inequality to over-
tion for American Immigra- fields of her native village. mando Vazquez-Ramos, co- his trip to Mexico to make lombians remain strongly come the conflicts that have
tion Reform, which seeks to Juan returned to Califor- ordinator of the California- sure he was home before divided over the accord, with torn apart this nation for
reduce levels of immigra- nia a few weeks ago, deter- Mexico Project and a Chi- Trumps Jan. 20 inaugura- conservative opponents see- decades.
tion. President Obama said mined to launch a study cano studies professor at Cal tion. We didnt know when ing it as too generous to the Let us not forget that in-
DACA would in no way lead abroad program on her cam- State Long Beach. he would take action, said guerrillas who were behind equality is the root of social
For immigrants brought Aca, who gained national scores of atrocities during ills, he said.
to the U.S., returning to the prominence last year when
country of their birth can be he starred in a video high-
important, he said. lighting his job as a server at
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A6 F R I DAY, SE P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 L AT I M E S . C O M
THE NATION
Trump son details Russian meeting
tween Russian government only known Rob as a some-
Donald Trump Jr. tells authorities and several what colorful music promot-
members of Trumps family, er who had worked with pop
senators his intention as well as current and former stars such as Michael Jack-
was to assess Clintons aides. son.
Trump Jr. sought to dis- He added: Nonetheless I
fitness for office. pel speculation Thursday thought at the time I should
By David S. Cloud that President Trump knew listen to what Rob and his
about the meeting at the colleagues had to say.
time. He told the panel he Goldstone had worked
WASHINGTON Don- had not informed his father, with Trump Jr. on the
ald Trump Jr. agreed to then the expected Republi- Trump-owned Miss Uni-
meet during the campaign can nominee, about it, ac- verse pageant in Moscow in
last year with a Russian law- cording to a person familiar 2013. He attended the June
yer who had promised to with his testimony. 2016 meeting along with
provide damaging informa- Investigators see the Irakly Ike Kaveladze, a
tion on Hillary Clinton be- Trump Tower meeting as Russian-born business exe-
cause he hoped to assess her significant because it was cutive. Both work for a bil-
fitness for office, the presi- specifically offered to lionaire Moscow developer
dents eldest son told Senate Trump Jr. as part of an effort with close ties to the Krem-
investigators Thursday. by Moscow to help his father lin.
Moscow lawyer Natalia win the White House, and Trump Jr. said Veselnit-
Veselnitskaya and three as- because attendees have pro- skaya opened the meeting
sociates with links to Russia vided varying accounts of speaking very generally
went to an office in Trump what occurred. about individuals con-
Tower in Manhattan for the They also are trying to nected to Russia supporting
June 9, 2016, meeting with understand what Trump or funding Clinton. It was
Donald Trumps top lieuten- knew about the Russian of- quite difficult for me to
ants, including his cam- fer. After Trump Jr. was first understand what she was
paign chairman, Paul Mana- promised damaging infor- saying or why, he added.
fort, his son-in-law, Jared mation, his father promised She produced no incrimi-
Kushner, and son Donald Jr. to give a major speech to dis- nating information about
To the extent they had cuss all the things that have Clinton, Trump Jr. said, and
information concerning the taken place with the Clin- ended in 20 or 30 minutes
fitness, character or qualifi- tons. when the Russian shifted
cations of a presidential can- The Trump Tower meet- the discussion to the Mag-
didate, I believed that I ing took place five days be- nitsky Act, a subject that
should at least hear them fore news broke that hackers Trump Jr. said he knew
out, Trump Jr. said in a linked to the Russian gov- Carolyn Kaster Associated Press nothing about.
statement about his meet- ernment had stolen thou- DONALD TRUMP JR. told investigators Thursday that he ended his 2016 meet- It was clear to me that
ing with the Russians. sands of emails from coming with a Moscow lawyer when she shifted the discussion to the Magnitsky Act. her real purpose in asking
Depending on what, if puters at the Democratic for the meeting all along was
any, information they had, I National Committee. The The subpoenas were That was an oblique ref- contacted by Rod Gold- to discuss Russian adoption
could then consult with emails began appearing on withdrawn after both agreed erence to the Magnitsky Act, stone, a former business as- and the Magnitsky Act, he
counsel to make an informed WikiLeaks in July. to testify in private. Grassley a U.S. law enacted in 2012 sociate, who described said.
decision as to whether to Rinat Akhmetshin, a said they both eventually that imposed financial sanc- Veselnitskaya as a Russian Trump Jr. said he pro-
give it further consider- Russian-born lobbyist who would be questioned by tions on Russian officials government attorney who ceeded to quickly and po-
ation, he added. attended the meeting, testi- senators in a public hearing. and businessmen, including had official documents and litely end the meeting by
Trump Jr.s closed-door fied last month before a Muellers office has ap- one of Veselnitskayas cli- information that would in- telling her that because my
testimony before the Senate grand jury convened by proached the White House ents. Moscow responded to criminate Clinton and father was a private citizen
Judiciary Committee, one of Mueller to investigate Rus- about interviewing staff the sanctions by banning would be very useful to your there did not seem to be any
the four congressional pan- sian interference in the 2016 members who helped write American adoption of Rus- father. point to having this discus-
els investigating the Trump election, according to a per- Trump Jr.s first public sian children. Her information was sion, saying he gave it no
campaigns dealings with son familiar with the matter. statements after news of the But Trump Jr. later re- part of Russia and its further thought.
Russia, provided the most Trump Jr., a business- 2016 meeting emerged two leased emails that he agreed governments support for I did not collude with
detailed account yet of the man, agreed to appear be- months ago, CNN reported. to the meeting in hopes of re- Mr. Trump, Goldstone told any foreign government and
meeting. fore the Judiciary Commit- He initially said he and ceiving damaging informa- Trump Jr. do not know of anyone who
It also is a focus of special tee after the chairman, Sen. Veselnitskaya had primari- tion about Clinton, then the In his statement Thurs- did, he said.
counsel Robert S. Mueller Charles E. Grassley (R- ly discussed a program expected Democratic nomi- day, Trump Jr. said he was
IIIs separate criminal inves- Iowa), had subpoenaed him about the adoption of Rus- nee. skeptical of Goldstones in- [email protected]
tigation of alleged links be- and Manafort. sian children. The emails show he was formation, since he had Twitter: @davidcloudLAT
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A8 F R I DAY , S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 WST S L AT I M E S . C O M
Why Trump
worked with
Democrats
[Analysis, from A1] Republicans in Congress.
derided as Crying Chuck, Were seeing the prag-
was a sign from the presi- matic, transactional Presi-
dent unseen in the last seven dent Trump, Bennett said.
months. Trump had worked You know, Republicans can
solely with Republicans on control everything if they
measures meant to satisfy a choose to, but if they cant
narrow, conservative base. get along and cant get it
But he suddenly seemed in- done, they shouldnt be sur-
tent on pursuing whatever prised another solution
path allowed him to be seen comes up.
as the successful deal-maker Nonetheless, Trumps
hed vowed to be a promise moves came at much risk:
he has not been able to alienating his own partys
achieve as his priorities have congressional leaders, re-
stalled on GOP-controlled newing concerns among
Capitol Hill. conservatives over his loy-
Trump told reporters at alty to their goals and by Jose Luis Magana Associated Press
the White House that he increasing Democrats lev- SENATE AND HOUSE Minority Leaders Charles E. Schumer and Nancy Pelosi meet with Dreamers
could foresee working in bi- erage going into fall negotia- holding a fast on Capitol Hill to protest President Trumps decision to end the program that protects them.
partisan fashion on a host of tions on a range of topics
issues. I think we will have a diminishing GOP power. border, but lacking the ideol- paign released an ad Thurs- bers of Congress, if they large part determine his
different relationship than Some in the GOP sought ogy on economic and cultur- day that said career politi- could not deliver on Trumps chances of success.
weve been watching over to put the best face on al issues that has driven Re- cians Schumer and Pel- demands, should get out of This clears out the next
the last number of years. I Trumps move, saying it republicans on Capitol Hill. osiwere trying to stop him. the way and let somebody 90 days for us to focus on im-
hope so. I think thats a great flected a desire to move He is a pragmatist. He While Trumps irritation else take their job. portant things, Mnuchin
thing for our country. And I ahead on topics important wants to get things done, at congressional Republi- Later that day, Trump told Fox Business Networks
think thats what the people to both them and the White said one confidant, who cans has been visible for seemed to take the pressure Maria Bartiromo. So we
of the United States want to House, chiefly tax reform. spoke on the condition of months, he has ignored his to act quickly off Congress, have the funding for Harvey;
see. They want to see some Others remained defiantly anonymity to preserve rela- own responsibility for the tweeting that if the matter were focused on tax reform.
dialogue. They want to see angry that the president had tions with the White House. failures to date as the osten- was not fixed in six months Thats going to be the big pri-
coming together, he said. undercut party leaders in- If that means reaching sible leader of a party that he would revisit it and po- ority for the next 90 days so
Still, the move reflected cluding House Speaker Paul across the aisle to get things often appears rudderless. tentially reinstate the DACA that we can have a bill
less a dawning relationship D. Ryan (R-Wis.). done, I think hes very willing Much like on health in- program despite his cam- passed for the president to
with the other party by a Still others blamed Ryan to do that. surance, his head-snapping paign pledge to get rid of it. sign.
suddenly unfettered and in- and other GOP leaders for The alliance has obvious back-and-forth on Tuesday On Wednesday, on a Mick Mulvaney, Trumps
dependent president than a Trumps move. Rep. Mark limitations; the Democratic over the program for young flight to North Dakota for a budget director, offered a ra-
warning to Republicans to Walker of North Carolina, deal sanctioned by Trump immigrants known as De- rally, Trump said he wanted tionale that glided past the
corral warring factions, ac- chairman of the conserva- represents one of only a few ferred Action for Childhood good border security and a rancor and shock felt by
cording to current and past tive Republican Study matters on which the two Arrivals, or DACA, was a DACA program where many of his former GOP
Trump advisors. Group, sent a tart letter to sides may find agreement. confusing template for con- everybody is happy and now House colleagues toward
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pressing his anger at fellow deal irresponsible. Worse crats want to replace Trump seeking to know his desires. about it anymore ignor- unpopular party leaders.
Republicans, whom he yet is attaching the debt lim- in 2020. Sam Nunberg, a for- He first tweeted a de- ing substantial anti-DACA Is he annoyed at Repub-
blames for his inability to it to legislation that contin- mer Trump strategist, said mand that Congress come sentiment in his party. lican leadership? Yeah, I
make good on election ues the status quo or even that the Democratic leaders up with a fix for DACA bene- To have that uncertainty think he probably is, he told
pledges such as repealing worsens the trajectory of had played the president. ficiaries, known as Dream- followed by a quick deal with Fox Business Networks Neil
and replacing the Affordable spending, Walker wrote. Pelosi and Schumer will ers. Then the White House Democrats announced in Cavuto. To the extent that
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turn has lessened his control months required to estab- Pelosi, of San Francisco, line. tary Steven T. Mnuchin, all
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tionship, but was meant as conservative views on some If so, signs were uneven: fix to replace the Obama- acts, trying to calm fellow Bennett contributed to this
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pitches
[Amazon, from A1]
for a company like Amazon
to find talented workers, and
an environment that nur-
tures growth and innova-
tion, Garcetti said.
Amazon launched the
search for its second North
American base because its
current headquarters,
which covers 33 buildings in
greater Seattle, is brimming
with 40,000 workers follow-
ing the companys remarka-
ble growth that lifted its
sales to $136 billion last year.
Many mayors wasted no
time making their pitches,
signaling that a fierce battle
among many of the nations
largest metropolitan areas
may be looming.
Were all abuzz this
morning about Amazons
announcement, said St.
Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson,
according to the St. Louis
Post-Dispatch. She said city
officials were putting to-
gether a team right now to Elaine Thompson Associated Press
make a very competitive CONSTRUCTION on three glass-covered domes in April, called Amazon Spheres, is part of an expansion of Amazons campus in Seattle.
proposal.
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Pe- of talent, said Kevin Klow- Gov. Jerry Browns Office
duto simply tweeted, On it, den, executive director of the of Business and Economic
with a link to Amazons pro- Milken Institutes California Development, known as
posal-submission page. Center and a managing GO-Biz, is aware of the Ama-
Chicago Mayor Rahm economist at the Institute. zon headquarters proposal,
Emanuel has spoken to Be- L.A. is a center for standard Deputy Director Sid
zos several times about media and entertainment Voorakkara said.
bringing HQ2 to the Second but also for newer media and It is fair to say we work
City, according to the Chi- online content. closely with the city on all
cago Sun-Times. Still, L.A.s high housing business opportunities from
Chicagos unmatched costs might work against it. attraction, expansion and
workforce, world-class uni- Rent and home prices retention, he said.
versities and unparalleled have soared in recent years The desire for a second
access to destinations in the region, putting a headquarters might simply
throughout the world make strain on family budgets and reflect Amazons relentless
it the perfect headquarters the ability to take out a growth.
location for companies large mortgage, although Ama- Late last month, Amazon
and small. Thats also why zon noted that employment completed its $13.7-billion
Chicago has led the nation in at its second headquarters purchase of Whole Foods
corporate relocations for the would be high-paying jobs. Market Inc., a chain of 470
last four years, mayoral Too expensive it grocery stores that focus on
spokesman Grant Klinzman doesnt solve anything, said organic and natural foods.
said in an email to the news- Michael Pachter, an analyst The scope of Amazons
paper. at Wedbush Securities in search to house 50,000 work-
And Nashville Mayor Gina Ferazzi Los Angeles Times Los Angeles. I personally ers is considered staggering
Megan Barry told the Ten- AMAZONS new headquarters is expected to produce 50,000 well-paying jobs. think this is more about in the commercial real es-
nessean that she was confi- Above, the e-commerce giants customer fulfillment center in San Bernardino. housing than anything else. tate industry. Amazon has
dent that our socially prog- So, Riverside makes more more than 8 million square
ressive, pro-business cli- Co. and a former chair of the and a strong university sys- gion, including Transpar- sense than L.A. Or Bakers- feet in multiple buildings in
mate, talented workforce, Los Angeles County Econo- tem is required in the area, ent, Bosch and The Last field. Seattle, according to the Se-
and overall great quality of mic Development Corp. Amazon said. Tycoon. But Chris Thornberg, attle Times, and is still grow-
life offers the type of environ- This is a huge opportu- We want to invest in a Amazon Studios has be- founding partner of Beacon ing fast. It would presum-
ment that they are looking nity for the city of Los Ange- community where our em- come a major Hollywood Economics, said L.A.s high ably require multiple build-
for. les, Greif said. In terms of ployees will enjoy living, rec- player in just a few years. housing costs are unlikely to ings in Southern California
Amazon expects the win- the importance to the city, I reational opportunities, The studio produced last deter Amazon because as well. Downtown L.A.s
ning city to grant lucrative think the Olympics [in 2028] educational opportunities, years Academy Award-win- many of its employees are U.S. Bank Tower, for exam-
perks. In its request for pro- would pale against this. and an overall high quality of ning Manchester by the paid well and the company ple, one of the tallest office
posal to prospective bid- We expect HQ2 to be a life, the company added. Sea and has been success- already has experience in buildings in the West, con-
ders, it asks them to identify full equal to our Seattle Amazons sales have ful in luring prestige talent, Seattle, also one of the coun- tains 1.4 million square feet
state and local incentives headquarters, Amazon doubled in the last four years including Woody Allen, trys most expensive cities. and is about 80% leased.
available, including tax Chief Executive Jeff Bezos and it employs about 380,000 Matthew Weiner and Rich- They pay a lot of money, Its tough to get your
credits and utility incen- said in a statement Thurs- people, including thousands ard Linklater, to create origi- Thornberg said. They are head around the magnitude
tives. The initial cost [of the day. Amazon HQ2 will bring at nine fulfillment centers in nal movies and TV series. the reasons home prices go of the scale of this opportu-
project] and ongoing cost of billions of dollars in up-front California. This year it an- Los Angeles and Orange up. They are the cause, not nity, said real estate broker
doing business are critical and ongoing investments, nounced plans to build two counties might appear to be the effect. Nico Vilgiate of Colliers
decision drivers in which and tens of thousands of centers, in Redlands and in viable candidates: They Thornberg said there is a International.
area would be selected, Am- high-paying jobs. Eastvale, near Riverside. have a large available work- simpler reason Los Angeles
azon said. Amazon said it would The company also has a force, nearby airports, is unlikely to land the Seattle [email protected]
Regardless, if Im the give priority to areas with film and television produc- nearby universities and ac- firm it already has a head- [email protected]
mayor and the governor, Im more than 1 million people tion arm, Amazon Studios, cess to the West Coast ports, quarters on the West Coast. Times staff writers Andrew
all over this opportunity like that are within 45 minutes of based in Santa Monica. which are among the busiest Bezos is looking to take Khouri, David Ng, Patrick
a bear on honey, said Lloyd an international airport. The TV division of the in the nation. over the world, he said. My McGreevy and Roger
Greif, head of the Los Ange- In addition, a highly ed- studio shoots many of its The biggest advantage guess is he is going to aim for Vincent contributed to this
les investment bank Greif & ucated labor pool is critical shows in the Los Angeles re- L.A. has is the concentration the East Coast. report.
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implementation of their re- scinding [the guidance]. It Womens Law Center, said in from the administration of like progress is being
Education chief calls sults. This insures that stu- makes rapists and assault- a statement. And it sends a President Trump, who was made, my heart smiles
dents are not charged by ers feel safer, said Amy frightening message to all accused by several women of and this brought me to
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unfair. Womens the basis of hearsay or in- George Mason. does not have your back if was elected. Garrett, a California at-
complete evidence, DeVos Womens groups were your rights are violated. Cindy Garrett, co-presi- torney, said she was confi-
groups are outraged. said. quick to condemn the Annie Clark, an advocate dent of Families Advocating dent DeVos could both pro-
As DeVos delivered her speech. with the End Rape on Cam- for Campus Equality, which tect victims and provide a
By Lauren Rosenblatt, speech, a group of about 30 It will discourage pus national organization, helps students who have fair process.
Joy Resmovits protesters outside the build- schools from taking steps to denounced the DeVos been accused of sexual as-
and Teresa Watanabe ing chanted Shame on you comply with the law just at speech and said sexual assault and their families, said lauren.rosenblatt
and Stop supporting rap- the moment when they are sault survivor groups were the groups message board @latimes.com
WASHINGTON Edu- ists. finally working to get it not invited to attend. She was filled with hopeful re- [email protected]
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Vos announced a formal re- shes even talking about re- president of the National troubling because it came speech. She read comments @latimes.com
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era guidelines that spurred
universities to more aggres-
sively investigate campus
sexual assaults a policy
she criticized as unfair and
for
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During a speech at
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Virginia, DeVos stopped
short of relaxing or rescind-
ing the guidelines, as some
expected she might. She
said the agency would begin
B E AU T Y
a formal notice and com-
ment period to gather infor-
mation and evidence before
making revisions.
Womens groups fear that
if the guidelines are
changed, victims of sexual
assault will lose protections
or face pressure to remain
silent. Others say a revised
policy could lead to a process
that better considers the
rights of those accused.
DeVos announced early
in her tenure that she would
reevaluate the 2011 guide-
lines that President Obama
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lines set a timetable for in-
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A12 F R I DAY, S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 SS L AT I M E S . C O M
HURRICANE IRMA
Florida peril: Leave. Get out.

[Irma, from A1]
Miami Beach, called Irma a
nuclear hurricane. Irmas
leading edge was expected
to reach Florida as soon as
Saturday, and Gov. Rick
Scott spoke of a cata-
strophic storm that our
state has never seen.
The hurricane has left a
string of small, devastated
Caribbean islands counting
their dead and struggling to
restore links to the outside
world. Chaotic conditions
hampered efforts to compile
a fatality toll, which officials
said reached at least 13 and
would probably grow.
Three people died in the
U.S. Virgin Islands and three
more in Puerto Rico, their
respective governors said,
and the Netherlands govern-
ment confirmed a fatality in
St. Maarten, the shattered
Dutch side of the island it
shares with St. Martin, a
French territory. French of-
ficials, however, revised
downward from eight to four
the number of people con-
firmed dead on the French
side.
As the storm passed
Puerto Rico, it dealt the U.S.
territory what was in meteo-
rological terms a glancing
blow, but one that landed
like a stunning punch, exac-
erbated by already faltering
infrastructure. The gover-
nor, Ricardo Rossello, re-
ported that a million people Carolyn Cole Los Angeles Times
were left without power, and FRITZ DRINKS, whose family back in Haiti endured Hurricane Irma, prepares for the storm in Miamis Little Haiti neighborhood.
the National Weather Serv-
ice in San Juan warned of branches from trees to try to canes, and defying a storms most populous county, and help a sandbag-filling crew. and Irmas projected path.
flash-flooding danger from shore up roofs, said Mishelle fury is romanticized in films the order was mandatory in She could sympathize Earlier, he tweeted a remind-
swollen rivers. Mitchell of the humanitari- like the 1948 noir classic Key low-lying areas. with what Floridians faced, er to those in Irmas path to
Irmas howling winds an group World Vision, who Largo. But Scott, in a tele- The expanded evacua- she said, after living through be careful, be safe, as the
weakened slightly to175 mph was in the capital, Port-au- vised public briefing, tion zone, now encompass- tornadoes back home with storm approaches.
as the eye passed to the Prince. pleaded with any holdouts ing about 700,000 people, terrifyingly high winds. As Thursday dawned,
north of the Dominican Re- In South Florida, home in evacuation zones, espe- covers downtown Miami and There is little you can do daylight harshly illuminated
public and Haiti. But even a to some 6 million people, cially in the Florida Keys, to other parts of the city, plus to prepare for those, the storms destructive ram-
sideswipe by such a intense flight from the mighty storm obey orders to depart. southern parts of Miami- Ratkovic said. You just page through the hardest-
storm carried devastating that was bearing down Leave. Get out, the gov- Dade County. have to run like a bug under- hit eastern Caribbean is-
power. Hispaniola, the is- turned chaotic at times, with ernor said, addressing those It also included Home- ground. lands, many with colonial
land the two countries the states two main south- who had been told to go. We stead, Coral Gables, South While the storms track links to Western European
share, was lashed by gales north arteries clogged with cant save you once the Miami, Miami Shores and remained uncertain, a countries.
and torrential rains. traffic and gasoline in short storm starts. North Miami Beach, author- widening area braced for its Boats were tossed onto
In the north of Haiti, supply. Florida Highway Pa- The Keys, where a man- ities said. effects. North Carolina Gov. land. Electrical wires dan-
where a hurricane last year trol troopers were trying to datory evacuation order was In Miami Beach, jogger Roy Cooper issued a state- gled. Streets had turned to
killed some 900 people, keep vehicles moving, tow- in place, were emptying, Andrea Ratkovic, 51, was wide emergency declaration rivers. Structures were
many learned of government ing disabled cars left by the with 31,000 people having de- preparing to head home to on Thursday, a day after splintered, with doors and
evacuation orders only from roadside and escorting fuel parted as of Thursday morn- Oklahoma after the storm South Carolina did so. shutters leaning at crazy an-
neighbors or relatives. trucks. ing, Scott said. An advisory scrapped a planned trip to President Trump was gles.
Frightened people in the Florida lore is full of die- evacuation was in place in Barbados. First, though, she briefed in the Oval Office Its an enormous disas-
countrys north cut hards who ride out hurri- Miami-Dade, the states took a break from her run to about storm preparations ter 95% of the island is de-
stroyed, Daniel Gibbs,
chairman of a local council
on the French-Dutch island
of St. Martin, told Radio Ca-
Hunkering down in Miami

[Miami, from A1]
ribbean International.
Frances interior min-
ister, Gerard Collomb, told
French radio that more
dead and injured were likely
to be discovered as author-
ities explore all the shores.
Carolyn Haynes isnt worry- A Dutch warship has ar-
ing about monkeys. She is rived at St. Maarten, the
worrying about money. Netherlands military said.
Haynes was ready to bolt The Dutch interior minister,
town with her kids and take Ronald Plasterk, who con-
refuge with family in Geor- firmed at least one death,
gia, but she cant afford to said there could be more
get out. Her car was totaled casualties.
in an accident, and Haynes Dutch Prime Minister
does not have the cash to fix Mark Rutte earlier said pre-
it. So her family is stuck, liminary assessments had
along with so many others in painted a bleak picture of
Miami who, hearing official the storms aftermath.
advice to take a trip out of There is no power, no
town or hole up in a hotel, gasoline, no running water,
have a ready answer: Dutch media quoted him as
Wouldnt that be nice? saying. Houses are under-
I want to leave, said water, cars are floating in the
Haynes, as she loaded bun- streets, and people are sit-
dles of bags from a dollar ting in the dark, in ruined
store into a well-worn car houses, cut off from the out-
she borrowed from her sis- side world.
ter. It is what it is. We lived The independent island
through [Hurricane] An- nation of Antigua and Bar-
drew. We can wait this one buda reported overwhelm-
out. ing destruction on Barbuda,
Few things put in stark with 90% of buildings dam-
relief the two very different aged or destroyed and one
Miamis that exist just miles death reported. Prime Min-
from each other as does a ister Gaston Browne, speak-
colossal hurricane bearing Carolyn Cole Los Angeles Times ing to the BBC, called it to-
down on southern Florida. GENARO DACOSTA of Miami Beach couldnt find a safe place that would take his wild animal a pet tal carnage.
In both, there was deep anxi- marmoset. So he loaded sandbags Thursday as he and others prepared to stay put despite an evacuation order. Britain was dispatching
ety about the approaching two warships and hundreds
storm. But thats where the ing a Make America Great ren beach, workers were Beach, hoping for the best. in the city of Marathon. He is of troops to aid people in its
similarities ended. Again cap as he rang up towing lifeguard stations Now they were just going to expecting the worst there af- territories, including the
I hear from people who sales for worried customers. back into the brush, in hopes head home. ter seeing images of what British Virgin Islands and
would love to evacuate but For nearly everyone, it they wouldnt float away I think we are getting out Irma did farther south in the Turks and Caicos.
they cant, said Nancy was the calm before the when the storm hit. by the skin of our teeth, Caribbean. Frances president, Em-
Metayer, an organizer with storm which wasnt ex- Kerleen Collins and a Ratkovic said. If it hits like that in the manuel Macron, who had
the New Florida Majority, pected to hit until this week- friend, both of whom live Charlie Garcia was wait- Keys, it will be horrible, he predicted a harsh ultimate
which is gathering volun- end. downtown, sat on the sand, ing in line to load up sand- said. toll in his nations Caribbean
teers to help low-income Outside a bodega in Lib- reading and napping in the bags in his car. He knew how It had taken Garcia six territories, used the occa-
neighborhoods in what is ex- erty City, Matthew Marshall sunshine under a rainbow much damage a hurricane hours to get home from Mar- sion to call attention to the
pected to be a troubled after- was working calmly over a umbrella. can do: He was 10 when his athon, and the same kind of dangers of global warming.
math to the storm. generator that had seen bet- We never get to come family decided not to evacu- traffic was said to be Macron, on an official trip
For some, it is too close ter days. Look out for the here at this time, said ate for powerful Hurricane clogging the roads to the to Greece, said he would visit
to the beginning of the black smoke, he warned as Collins, 35. Usually we are at Andrew in 1992. Their house Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood the hurricane-ravaged
month. They just paid their the machine belched to life. work. Work was canceled to was leveled. International Airport, which French territories as soon as
rent. They dont have the Marshall pointed out all give employees a chance to It was total devas- Marina Pizzarello of Queens, weather permitted.
money to get out, she said. the luxury hotels in Miami prepare for the hurricane. tation, he said. Never- N.Y., was trying to reach with Meanwhile, another Ca-
Worse, many cant afford the Beach, now being evacuat- Not far away, volunteers theless, Garcia was again her mother. They had been ribbean storm was lining up
supplies they need to safely ed, whose high-tech genera- and city workers sweated staying put this time. vacationing together at the behind this one: Hurricane
stay put. tors would sit unused. They profusely as they shoveled This is my home, man, Loews Miami Beach Hotel. Jose, which has grown into a
At the Little Haiti Hard- can afford those nice genera- sand into white bags. he said. Where else am I go- With flights booked up Category 2 storm. Those
ware Store, owner Jean tors, but now they dont need Andrea Ratkovic, whose ing to go? Everywhere is go- everywhere, Pizzarello will covered by a hurricane
Rameau awaited news them, he said. We need vacation from Oklahoma ing to get hit. have to fly from Fort Lau- watch include some of the
about how his family back in them, but cant afford was being cut short, had He figured the high-rise derdale to Atlanta to Syra- same islands battered by
Haiti had weathered Irmas them. been taking one last 6-mile where he now lives, across cuse, N.Y. From Syracuse, Irma.
rampage there, while also The scene in the Publix run before decamping with the street from the water, is some 250 miles north of New
trying to help nearby resi- grocery store in Miami the rest of the tourist mas- as safe as anywhere else in York City, she will have to [email protected]
dents stock up on hurricane Beach was also decidedly ses. She saw the sandbag op- South Florida. His building catch a train back home. [email protected]
supplies. Hed just given chill. Its eclectic mix of hip- eration and decided to stop asked residents to collect If she gets to the airport. Staff writer Halper reported
away his 175th sheet of ply- ster, fashionista and immi- and lend a hand. sandbags, so that is what he Its a horror show, she from Miami and staff writer
wood. grant customers waited pa- Her trip, with a friend, was doing. said. King from Washington.
We know the people who tiently at checkout lines, and was supposed to take them Garcia had just gotten Special correspondent Les
need our help, said Scattini there was no sign of panic. to Barbados. They canceled back from the Florida Keys, [email protected] Neuhaus contributed from
Rameau, his nephew, sport- Along the unusually bar- that and diverted to Miami where he has another home Twitter: @evanhalper Homestead, Fla.
L AT I M E S . C O M F R I DAY, S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 A13
THE WRATH OF HARVEY
The long,
long, long
wait begins
water to recede, waiting for
Soggy homes, FEMA, the power to come on, wait-
insurance claims, ing for the walls to dry, wait-
ing for contractors, waiting
contractors: Harvey for a spot at the shelter, wait-
survivors know its ing to find a hotel, waiting to
get out of the in-laws house.
going to be awhile. Connor and Hughes let
flooded neighbors stay in
By Joe Mozingo their home; they waited as
their guests worked to move
furniture and clothes to sec-
HOUSTON They idled ond stories, secure their
the afternoon away, sta- homes, turn off power and
tioned behind a barricade of retrieve personal docu- Robert Gauthier Los Angeles Times
half-inch plywood that kept ments and photos. DREW CONNOR and wife Hailey Hughes, right, watch the tide rise and fall from their front porch in Hous-
the boat wake from rolling One day, Hughes kay- ton. With them is neighbor Maja Kuehner. Connor described his mood as crazy then calm, crazy then calm.
through their front door. aked to her aunts house a
The water on the street mile away, and as she passed Those who had second message on the FEMA web- payments to be approved. the hotel was charging, not
had turned from clear to other hold-outs scattered stories moved into them. site: The inspection of your Her friend had let her stay in the family. But she had no
brown, and gone up and about on their own desert is- Many went to shelters or property is pending because the apartment for free. Now way to prove it. So she paid
down for days. lands, they asked her what moved in with family mem- the area where your proper- it was in ruins. $129 and hoped to be reim-
Drew Connor, 33, gauged was happening over there bers and friends. Many oth- ty is located is inaccessible. Shed been sleeping at a bursed later. The next
its height where it lapped at or back there. She felt like a ers stayed to protect their Truth was, the federal in- family members place, but nights rate was $151.
the bricks on his mailbox pil- 19th century postman carry- homes from looters, to rip spectors could surely access the quarters were cramped They started couch-surf-
lar. ing news across the frontier. out carpets and drywall, to the street the postal and she didnt want to be a ing with family members af-
It looks like its gone As they relaxed on their be there when FEMA ar- carrier rolled down the block burden, so she spends days ter that, spending their days
down a brick, he told his front entry, Connor drinking rived. with ease. But the numbers here trying to figure out dragging their salvageable
wife. a whiskey and Coke, an air- Streets east of down- of people filing applications what to do. stuff to a storage locker.
Water had not crept into boat roared through, setting town, where the waters re- for relief online were over- She teared up looking at Roderick met with a FEMA
their home in west Houston, off the cicadas. ceded last week, now had whelming. the mess of her belongings, inspector who took pictures
but with no Internet or tele- When the shrill petered berms of flood detritus in- James Jackson, 57, used a rotting in heaps. I want to of the apartment and their
vision, he and his wife, Hai- out, it was dead quiet. stead of curbs bedraggled bucket to scoop the last cou- be self-sufficient. losses.
ley Hughes, had little to do Its like zen, she said. couches, tables, warped ple inches of water out of a In a public housing proj- The apartment was un-
but sit on the stoop and wait It gets old, he said. cabinets, clothes, muddy low spot in his family home. ect in the Fifth Ward, Rod- livable. Even the inspector
as their neighborhood re- Its been up and down for carpets, sheetrock turned to The smell inside was nox- erick and Kimberly Francis said so. But the manager
verted to wilderness. Fish me, he added about his sludge. ious. His older sisters lived had escaped the storm to told them they had to pay
hawks hunted on the streets. mood. Crazy then calm, The sun came out blister- there now, and he doubted find themselves knee-deep their $706 rent on time or be
The night buzzed like a jun- crazy then calm. ing and tropical, and mos- they had any insurance. in the bureaucratic bog. evicted and bumped out
gle. Houses began to decay. My mom told me I quitoes found paradise. I think theyre just wait- At a downtown shelter, of public housing for good.
The tragedy and drama should grind up some pills Are you the FEMA ing for FEMA. they registered with FEMA So now they were again
of Harvey were profound. and give them to him, she man? a resident asked a re- In Kashmere Gardens, to and the agency said it would waiting on hold on their
But since the storm passed, said. porter walking down such a the south, Renee Bradford pay their bills at approved cellphones while navigating
and as the nation prepared They figured when they road, St. Louis Street, in the sat in her apartment with hotels. Happy to have some a different federal agency
for new devastation from were done helping neigh- Trinity/Houston Gardens the fan on and windows privacy, they reserved a website, hud.gov.
Hurricane Irma, the reality bors, theyd leave and stay neighborhood. open, waiting and hoping for room at the Comfort Inn and And the biggest problem:
for most people in the Texas with her family. All eyes were eagerly up- the stench to dry out. Suites. But when they ar- At each part of their journey
flood zones has been a long, For those whose homes on him, until he said he The uncertainty felt like a rived, the man at the front through limbo, they were
buggy trip back to a more flooded, the wait has been all wasnt. They went back to pit in her gut. Bradford, 58, desk said they did not qual- among thousands, all wait-
primitive time and an anx- the more miserable. work or talking. Many were said she just had a brain tu- ify. He called FEMA and ing, as FEMA looks to be-
ious and excruciatingly bor- The smell of mold and al- trying to get their flood in- mor removed and couldnt handed her the phone. All of come even more burdened,
ing wait. gae, silt packed on the floors, surance adjuster on the go back to work as a phar- our representatives are when Irma reaches the Flor-
Waiting for the FEMA putrid refrigerators that phone or a FEMA inspector macy technician because of busy; please call again. ida Straits.
man, waiting for insurance beached in odd rooms like to view their damage. dizzy spells. But she was still Kimberly felt what didnt
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A14 F R I DAY, SE P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 L AT I M E S . C O M / O P I N I O N
OPINION
EDITORIALS LETTERS
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Keep Van Houten in prison

sweatshops exist and
persist, and in California of
all places.
The onus now lies on us,
the consumers, to hold the
ceeded. Unsolved for weeks, the killings
retailers responsible for
Its a complicated call, but Gov. frightened Los Angeles in the late summer of this egregious violation of
1969. In rejecting parole last year, Brown
Brown should reject parole for the noted that the shocking nature of the
human rights. We need to
boycott their businesses,
former Manson family member. crimes left an indelible mark on society. write to the CEOs and the
It did yet we are given pause. A sen- California Retailers Assn.,
L
tence and subsequent parole decisions and insist that all workers
eslie Van Houten of Monrovia should take into account the fact that the be paid a living wage.
was just a teenager when she criminals hoped to instigate terror, but that We consumers also need
helped kill Rosemary LaBianca on doesnt mean that the punishment should to be willing to pay an
Aug. 9, 1969. Her mind was argu- depend on how much attention a particular appropriate price for our
ably muddled by drug use, as well crime generated, whether the victims in- clothes.
as by the hold that Charles Manson and his cluded movie stars or whether the assailants KCNA / EPA Lynda Obershaw
cult-like family exerted over her. Her death were a headline-magnet like Manson and his KIM JONG UN inspects a hydrogen bomb to be Pasadena
sentence was thrown out more than 40 years young, mostly female spellbound hangers- mounted on a missile, according to North Korea.
ago, and she has spent most of her life eligible on. Crimes should not be punished because ::
for parole yet still in prison. She has repeat-
edly expressed remorse. There is no evidence
that she would pose a danger to anyone. Isnt
they were among the defining horrors of a
particular generation, but rather because
they were crimes.
Talk nuke tests first Any discussion of who is
responsible for underpaid
workers in the garment
it time that California released her? Van Houtens crime resulted in a sentence Re Uniting against North Korea, editorial, Sept. 7 industry should include
No. of death in 1971. This page opposes the death the subject of executive
Inexplicably, some find the call to be an penalty in all circumstances and would op- We should try talks with North Korea, starting by compensation.
easy one. Hard-liners will argue that brutal pose such a sentence for Van Houten were getting that country to stop nuclear testing. According to Morning-
murderers like Van Houten forever give up she facing it today. Every nuclear test by North Korea brings its regime star, the total compensa-
any right to liberty or even life. Others ex- But just because we are morally opposed closer to perfecting a weapon that could reach American tion for the five key execu-
press outrage that the state would keep a to execution does not mean we automatically soil. But if we engage the North on ending nuclear tests, tives at Ross Stores Inc. in
person locked up for decades merely to satis- reject any form of retribution as opposed we not only halt that progress, but also open the door for 2016 was about $35 million.
fy some inchoate societal urge for retribu- to mere deterrence for crimes with a par- more agreements. If these executives were
tion, long after the other reasons we put peo- ticularly corrosive effect on society. Retribu- The United States, North Korea and China should paid less, Ross could afford
ple in prison to prevent them from com- tion should be meted out sparingly and together ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban to pay its contractors
mitting new crimes, to deter others, to reha- should be balanced with mercy. But it has a Treaty, which bans all nuclear test explosions. The responsible for manufac-
bilitate them no longer apply. valid role. United States and China have not tested nuclear turing apparel more, and
But for most people who sincerely grap- As it happens, court rulings in 1972 de- the contractors could
weapons for decades and have no need to, so ratification
ple with the question, it is a very difficult, clared the states process for imposing the afford to pay their workers
should be relatively simple.
emotionally wrenching and intellectually death penalty unconstitutional, leaving Van more.
The three nations could then take part in on-site
vexing call indeed. Now that Van Houten has Houten and other death-row inmates with Excessive executive
inspection exercises, which treaty members regularly compensation is unfair,
for the second time been found suitable for sentences of life in prison with the possibility practice. That experience can build the confidence for immoral and bad for busi-
parole by a state parole panel, it falls to Gov. of parole. Even quirkier circumstances com- peace and more agreements that could lead to ending ness.
Jerry Brown also for the second time to plicate her case. Her lawyer died during trial, North Koreas nuclear program. Mary Bomba
decide whether to uphold that decision. A causing an appeals court to grant her a new Diplomacy can still work, but you have to work at it. Los Angeles
year ago, he said no. He was right then, and trial in 1977, resulting in her being sentenced The Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty gives us
he should say no again. But its complicated. to seven years to life. this opportunity to resolve the North Korean crisis
Van Houten joined other Manson family We dont argue that Van Houten should
murderers on the second night of a killing be denied any chance at parole, or that her
peacefully. We should take it.
William Lambers
The right home
spree, invading the Los Feliz home of Leno
and Rosemary LaBianca and terrorizing the
youth or her drug-impaired brain should
never be taken into account. But although
Cincinnati buyer: not you
couple before killing them. Van Houten held she may have been unclear on the details of Re Sticker shock jolts
down Rosemary LaBianca as others stabbed Mansons insane plot to foment terror, stitch- The only alternative to Dealing with millions of them to Pacoima, column,
her. Then Van Houten herself plunged a knife ed together from various Beatles lyrics, she war with North Korea is people here illegally is not Sept. 3
into the victim more than a dozen times. The knew what she was doing. Although she was the United States ending about fear of immigrants,
killers wrote messages on the walls using a teenager when she killed, she was legally an all trade with China if it it is about effectively con- Once again, Steve
their victims blood. adult. There necessarily is an element of ran- continues to prop up Kim trolling our sovereign Lopez skillfully showcases
It was a particularly gruesome and hor- domness in any line-drawing exercise. Jong Uns regime. borders. There is nothing issues that confront regu-
rific murder, but it was also an act of terror- It would be fair to ask when Van Houten China alone is responsi- cruel about seriously lar folks. The reality for
ism. Manson intended to wage a race war, should be released if not now. Never? We ble for permitting this facing the issue and giving most of us who live in Los
and he wanted the murders to get the project dont say never. But we look at her crime and rogue regime to starve its Congress a deadline to act Angeles is that housing in
people and build hydrogen in order to do so. much of the area is unaf-
underway by throwing the city into panic. its role in a plan to destabilize society and we
bombs, and its Chinas The hope that Congress fordable.
To an extent, he and his followers suc- must say not yet.
responsibility to prevent a will act is substantially One quote stood out to
potential nuclear holo- strengthened by the dead- me.
caust. We Americans must line the president has Steve Adams, a nurse
be prepared to see our established for ending the who moved here with his
economy take a hit, one Deferred Action for Child- wife Rebekah Adams from
Mend CEQA, dont bend it that will be costly and

disruptive. A point has
hood Arrivals program. It
is a good move for both
Minnesota, said about
their search for a house in
C
been reached where the sides of the debate. many parts of Los Angeles,
options are only bad and It also is a good move for Weve lived all over the
alifornia lawmakers are or addressing public concerns. Again law- worse, and we must choose our constitutional repub- United States and Ive
again considering a last-minute makers should be looking for ways to ensure bad. lic. President Obama was never seen this disparity
bill that would let deep-pocketed CEQA isn't misused to impede major public China isnt the enemy, against taking action like between the haves and
developers and favored projects infrastructure improvements. But throwing but it is the key. We should DACA before he was for it. have-nots.
cut corners on the states land- out CEQA altogether is unwarranted and demonstrate to the Chi- President Trump is ac- Theres only one thing
mark environmental law. wrongheaded. nese through our willing- knowledging that the Id change in Rebekahs
Last week Sen. Steven Bradford (D-Gar- The exemption for the Olympics, it turns ness to take this drastic DACA executive order is comment, The middle
dena) introduced a bill that was pitched as a out, was a sweetener added to make the bill economic step that the dubious, but more impor- class is becoming a mythi-
way to dramatically speed the construction more palatable to lawmakers who want to Kim regime must go. There tantly has placed the issue cal beast. Perhaps we can
of transit lines and parking lots needed for support the 2028 Games. But as soon as the is no peaceful alternative to squarely in the lap of Con- all agree that the word
the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 2028. bill became public last week, Los Angeles this strategy. gress, where it can be de- becoming is unnecessary
Bradfords big idea? Exempting the projects Mayor Eric Garcetti who has spearheaded If China still refuses to bated and the resolution and inaccurate.
from all the studies and public input required the citys Olympic bid said the city did not end its support of North made law, not dictated. Choral Brown
by the California Environmental Quality Act. request the exemption or think it was neces- Korea, then it must be Jeffrey C. Briggs Culver City
The primary beneficiaries of Senate Bill 789, sary. The LA2028 bid committee also sent a prepared to accept a nu- Hollywood
clear-armed Japan, a nu- ::
however, would be the proposed Clippers letter to Bradford asking him to remove the
clear-armed South Korea
arena and other projects in Inglewood's Olympics exemptions from the bill.
sports and entertainment district. The Olympics provisions are just part of
and, eventually, war on the
Korean peninsula.
Retailers that use This was not a column
about the vanishing middle
Bradfords bill is the latest salvo in the on- the problem with SB 789, however. The bill
going fight over CEQA, which was enacted would exempt from CEQA a proposed tran-
Joseph Charney
South Pasadena
L.A. sweatshops class, which is a large issue
in this country.
more than 40 years ago as a way to inform, sit link between the Crenshaw/LAX Line now Re Behind a $13 shirt, a This was nothing more
protect and empower the public by requiring being built and the new NFL stadium for the :: $6-an-hour worker, Sept. 3 than a complaint about
developers to disclose the environmental ef- Rams and the Chargers in the same part of how the classic economic
fects of their projects and to mitigate any Inglewood as the proposed new Clippers It might be time for the To think that in Cali- theory of supply and de-
harm they may cause. While CEQA is a vital arena. It would let the city of Inglewood use worlds major powers to fornia, one of the most mand affects the price of a
tool that has made countless projects better eminent domain to take private property, ex- take a different approach progressive states, there commodity for which a
since its inception, it is also too easily used to cept homes, for the sports and entertain- to North Korea. are still apparel makers relatively fixed quantity is
tie up projects with costly and time-consum- ment district without first completing the Since Kim possesses that pay sweatshop wages available. After all, nobody
ing lawsuits for reasons that have nothing to CEQA analysis. And it would halt a judges nuclear weapons and to their workers when I can manufacture more
do with environmental protection. ability to block the project, even if the judge shows no signs of giving believed that by raising the land, and even if density
Rather than address the broader problem found that an environmental review already them up, perhaps the U.S. minimum wage to $15 an was vastly increased,
of CEQA abuse, its become commonplace conducted was deeply flawed. and other nuclear powers hour by 2022, Californians prices in the more central
for lawmakers to craft CEQA exemptions for The developers of the Clippers arena ar- should say this: OK, were doing the right thing parts of Los Angeles will
projects they favor often multi-million-dol- gue they need the bill to prevent competitors North Korea, youve done is heartbreaking. remain high.
it. You are one of us; you are As I stewed in disbelief What came across is
lar sports venues, such as the Kings arena in namely, they say, the owners of Staples
a nuclear power. Welcome and embarrassment after that this couple wanted
Sacramento. Its a cop-out that advances the Center and the Forum from using CEQA
to the club. Now, please reading The Times report, everything in their new
interests only of well-connected developers lawsuits to delay or kill the project. Chris
join us in sharing responsi- I jotted down the names of home: a nice climate, close
and growth-hungry local officials. Meany, the arena project manager, argued bility for the fate of the the companies that pur- to work or easy public
But as for making more substantive re- that CEQA is too easily weaponized by op- world. chased and sold these transportation, decent
forms to CEQA? No way, thats the third rail ponents. It seems to me that this garments. Maybe my busi- size, safe for them and their
of California politics. Lawmakers refuse Hes got a point. Businesses have used is what North Korea wants ness wasnt that important dog, no major renovations
touch it. So they keep introducing exemp- CEQA lawsuits to block competition, and to be treated with re- to them, but I will certainly needed, hip restaurants
tions that erode CEQAs protections, project neighborhood groups have used the law as a spect. Why continue to boycott and spread the and more. And they did not
by project. Bradfords might be the most ag- bargaining chip to coax money or conces- treat it like a misbehaving word to my friends not to expect to pay much for all
gressive yet. sions from developers. So, yes, there is a real child who has run off with buy from Forever 21, Ross that.
First, SB 789 would exempt from CEQA need for changes that make it harder to mis- the family car without Dress for Less and TJ Nor were they willing to
the construction of any trains, monorails, use CEQA. permission? Why not in- Maxx until they pay back make the trade of pre-
street cars or parking lots that could be used But lawmakers willingness to ignore that stead allow North Korea to wages to the workers de- cious hours, which a lot of
during the Olympics. That would be unprec- larger problem while passing exemption af- actually be one of the manding the minimum other people make not only
edented in California, and essentially give ter exemption for the billion-dollar sports grown-ups? wage owed to them. by commuting but by
government agencies and developers carte teams, corporations and developers only The established powers In the meantime, I will working extended hours.
blanche to build hugely disruptive multi-mil- underscores what many Californians already might not like the idea look for the label and pur- What, should we force the
lion-dollar projects without studying the po- believe: that the laws mandates are nego- initially, but the facts sug- chase items from the com- sale of housing at an af-
gest that this is what must pany started by Dov Char- fordable price with a
tential environmental or community impacts tiable for the rich and well-connected.
be done. It is time now to ney, Los Angeles Apparel, lottery to determine which
keep the world safe in which pays workers $15 an deserving couple gets it?
whatever way possible. hour. I hope The Times will The competitive market
Karl Lisovsky continue to inform its for housing does not well
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OP-ED
An Israel litmus test Tighten the

North Korea
sanctions. Its
one from the New Republic magazine, in were sound, and his management compe-
Why you should care about a 2008, in which he writes that the deep tent. By imposing litmus tests from the
wound of the Nakba catastrophe, how right, Torossian and his co-writers repeat a
political fight brewing at the
the only way.
Palestinians refer to the founding of the mistake of the far left, which has become in-
Center for Jewish History. state of Israel in 1948 must finally be ex- hospitable to supporters of Israel.
posed to the light of day, and in some way be The campaign against Myers reflects a
healed. growing inability to respond appropriately
By Mark Oppenheimer Torossian, Sheinkopf and Birnbaum to divergent ideas," said Aaron Lerner, the
I
are not scholars. A man Atlantic editor Jeff- Hillel rabbi at UCLA who is Orthodox and a By Sung-Yoon Lee
N
t might seem an insignificant dis- rey Goldberg once called the most disrep- Zionist. "If you disagree with someone
pute, a tiny ship in a small bottle float- utable flack in New York, Torossian has debate him! Win the war of ideas. But let's orth Korea isnt stopping.
ing on a far-off sea. Who cares if a for- done public relations for rapper Lil Kim stop trying to get people fired because we Whether the powerful nuclear
mer UCLA history professor keeps his and the late televangelist Paul Crouch. Hes disagree with their politics. device it detonated Sunday
job as president of the Center for Jew- the PR man of choice for (in Goldbergs Torossian doesnt see it that way. really is compatible with an
ish History in New York City? words) the lunatic fringe of Israeli politics PETA would probably not appoint some- intercontinental ballistic mis-
But the fight over David N. Myers, who (but also, Torossian pointed out, for may- body who is a great hunter to a position sile matters far less than the fact that the
was tapped to head the Center in June, and ors of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv). Sheinkopf there, he said. But the Center for Jewish Kim Jong Un regime now stands on the
whom right-wing adversaries are now try- does PR for companies including Home History is a scholarly center, not a pro-Isra- verge of nuclear breakout. Simply put, Kim
ing to get fired, is about America, and Jews, Depot and runs political campaigns, el group. is ever closer to being able to kill millions of
and intellectual freedom. And its about the mostly for Democrats, mostly in New York. The Zionist hope was for a country people outside North Korea, not least
intrusion of politics and money into the Birnbaum, a former chief of staff for Israeli where Jews could be free of loyalty oaths, Americans.
world of scholarship. leader Benjamin Netanyahu, advised the free to flourish as whomever we wanted to Which is precisely the message behind
The Center for Jewish History houses presidential campaign of Ben Carson. be. In saying which Jews deserve to work in Pyongyangs repeated missile tests with
five scholarly organizations, including the Torossian et al. have company. In the di- the community, Torossian and the others more threatened for as early as this week-
American Jewish Historical Society. vided world of Israel politics, many on the are constricting possibilities for Jewish life end and Kims bluster barrage over the
Among scholars, the appointment of the right see even center-left groups such as J by using threats to try to get a man fired. last several months.
UCLA historian was the opposite of contro- Street as hostile to the Jewish state. They We are absolutely persuading donors, Kim is driven by a systemic need to over-
versial. Brandeis University historian Jon- see Myers vague openness to a possible speaking actively to donors, and if this man turn the unfavorable equation on the Kore-
athan D. Sarna called Myers the very em- partial boycott of Israel one that tar- remains there, I am confident they will see a an peninsula: The backward totalitarian
bodiment of what the center should be. gets companies that make arms used in the rapid decline in donations, Torossian said. North versus a prosperous and pleasant
But this week, an opinion piece appeared in occupation of the West Bank as equiva- (When I asked if he was a donor to the cen- South. South Koreas mere existence poses
three politically conservative Jewish publi- lent to wishing for Israels demise. They see ter, he said, Im not going to answer that.) an existential threat to Pyongyang. Kims
cations, assailing Myers as an extremist the use of the Arab word nakba as a prov- Nearly 500 Jewish scholars, rabbis and ultimate goal is to evict U.S. troops from the
who, according to one of the headlines, ocation. In this reading, a liberal scholar writers, including Holocaust historian South through nuclear blackmail, then,
must be fired for radical viewpoints. like Myers becomes an enemy of his people. Deborah Lipstadt and, I should add, me through graduated escalation, isolate and
The short piece appearing on the To defend Myers against charges of signed a petition defending Myers; it was bully risk-averse Seoul. Pyongyangs latest
websites of the Jewish Press, the anti-Zionism misses the point. What if My- posted online Thursday. actions take it a leap closer to achieving this
Algemeiner and the Israeli network Arutz ers were an anti-Zionist somebody who, So far, the Center for Jewish History has goal.
Sheva carries three bylines: Ronn while loving Jews and Judaism and Jewish stood by its man, saying in a statement that The dangerous situation were facing
Torossian, Hank Sheinkopf and George history, thought that Israels founding was the board has full confidence in his ability was entirely predictable. For more than 20
Birnbaum. It attacks Myers for serving on a mistake, or thought that its privileging of to lead the Center in the fulfillment of its years, policymakers of various political col-
the board of the liberal New Israel Fund; for Jews in law and immigration policy was mission. Is this enough to defeat the man ors on both sides of the Pacific have treated
having helped raise money online for If Not wrong? To be clear, there is no evidence who represented Lil Kim? For the sake of North Koreas growing nuclear and missile
Now, which opposes the occupation of the that he holds those views. (Reached by good scholarship, I hope so. threat with condescension buttressed by
West Bank; and for advising J Street, a email Thursday, Myers declined to com- dithery diplomacy. Seoul and Washington
lobby that supports a two-state solution. ment.) But if he did, would that disqualify Mark Oppenheimer, a contributing have alternated between halfhearted sanc-
The op-ed also links to several essays him from running a scholarly center? writer to Opinion, is the host of the tions and sending billions of dollars of aid
and reviews written by Myers, including Not, I should think, if his scholarship podcast Unorthodox. into Pyongyangs coffers, at times even si-
multaneously sanctioning North Korea
and subsidizing it. The effect has been
wildly successful for North Korea. Pyong-
yang has yet to see any advantage in giving
DAVID HORSEY up its carrot-and-stick nuclear posturing.
Yet not all is lost. As U.S. Ambassador to
the United Nations Nikki Haley said this
week at the Security Council, the incre-
mental approach and half measures of
the past must be replaced with the strong-
est sanctions. However, if the sanctions
are strong only on paper, nothing will
change. The U.S. and its allies have to invest
time and resources to enforce them. Viola-
tors must be met with biting financial con-
sequences. The U.S. is uniquely positioned
David Horsey cartoon about Texas, to punish violators, thanks to the strength
hurricane Harvey and federal aid. of the dollar.
The baffling fact is that the United
States has never exerted the full force of its
sanction power against Pyongyang. Until
2016, U.S. sanctions against North Korea
were weaker in kind and degree than those
against Sudan, Zimbabwe, Cuba and the
Democratic Republic of Congo states
that pose no national security threat to the
U.S. They were also far weaker than sanc-
tions against Russia, Iran, Iraq, Syria and
the Balkan states.
Even since 2016, Washington has held
back from doing all it could do against
North Korea. Self-deterred by exaggerated
fears of more North Korean provocation
and Chinese economic retaliation, the U.S.
has yet to fine the largest of the Chinese
banks and state companies that are in bla-
tant violation of U.S. laws and U.N. Security
Council resolutions regarding Pyongyang.
And yet money talks, as we saw in the
curtailing of Irans nuclear ambitions. As
the U.S. fined international companies and
banks that continued to do prohibited busi-
ness with Iran, Tehran increasingly iso-
David Horsey Los Angeles Times
lated made the decision to return to ne-
gotiations. In just one example, the U.S.
fined Frances largest bank, BNP Paribas,
The NFLs Kaepernick fumble

$8.9 billion for violating Iran sanctions (and
those against Sudan and Cuba as well). The
bank pleaded guilty, accepted the fine and
withdrew from its Iran ties rather than be
blocked out of the U.S. dollar system. In
June, the U.S. put pressure on the Bank of
By Dave Zirin ceptions in 12 games, and he led the league unemployed because of his play. Dandong, a small Chinese bank that serves
C
in quarterback yards per carry, averaging I think he should be on a roster right as a dollar conduit for North Korean activ-
harles Goodell was a Republi- 6.8 yards every time he ran the ball. Despite now, Rodgers told ESPNs Mina Kimes. I ities, but no fine or threatened block of the
can senator from New York and playing for his third coach in three seasons think because of his protests, hes not. magnitude of the BNP Paribas action has
the father of National Football on a team that was among the league lead- Rodgers is not alone. been imposed on Chinese entities.
League Commissioner Roger ers in dropped passes, he had his best per- The rash of anonymously sourced arti- Through serious and sustained finan-
Goodell. The elder Goodell rep- sonal passer rating since 2013. But a league cles trashing Kaepernicks play came just cial constriction, Washington could compel
resents one of the last of a now-extinct that signs players who have been involved days after several thousand people rallied Kim to modify his behavior freeze his nu-
species known as liberal Republicans, and in murders, violence against women and in front of Goodells NFL headquarters on clear and missile programs, open up his
he made President Nixons enemies list in dog-fighting has found standing up to rac- Park Avenue in New York City: a demon- country and dismantle his gulags. Full de-
1969 after introducing legislation to defund ism to be a bridge too far. stration that loudly called out a league de- nuclearization would not happen until
the Vietnam War. Kaepernicks unemployment has pendent on the physical punishment of Kim, under financial stress, could no longer
In 1973, having been driven from office, turned into a public relations nightmare, black bodies, a league that in the words of placate his generals and faced the specter
Charles Goodell wrote Political Prisoners and now the NFL is pushing back against the Rev. Jamal Bryant is more comfort- of regime collapse. Throughout the proc-
in America, a remarkably bracing treatise the conventional wisdom that a black- able with concussions than someone hav- ess, Washington must communicate to Kim
about the legacy of state repression in the balling has taken place. ing a conscience. and his cronies that there is a way out. Re-
United States and the importance of dis- Just this past week, as the season got The NFL seems to believe that shutting form or abdicate. (Posh exile isnt what Kim
sent in American life. underway, we saw general managers under out Kaepernick will be like a crack of the Jong Un deserves, but it would be a small
I have come to see, Goodell presciently the veil of anonymity express their belief whip across the backs of its players, stamp- price to pay for liberating the Korean penin-
wrote, that our legal and political institu- that Kaepernicks politics have nothing to ing out dissent, keeping everyone in line. sula.)
tions are dangerously unresponsive and do with his job prospects: He simply isnt But the opposite has been the case. During Pyongyang, although far from suicidal,
unyielding to the impassioned grievances good enough to play. This thesis was trotted the preseason, and in the wake of events in needs to menace Washington if it has any
of our own people. When words of appeal out in the New York Times by Colin Flem- Charlottesville, Va., more and more players hope of prevailing over Seoul. If the U.S.
fall upon a seemingly inert system, words ing, who wrote a maddeningly ignorant stepped forward to sit, take a knee or raise a were to cave in and abandon South Korea,
give way to action. piece called Maybe Colin Kaepernick Is fist during the anthem, and they are not shy nothing would be resolved and the risk of
I dont know whether Roger Goodell Just Not That Good. about telling the world why. Unlike last sea- another war started by the North would
ever read his fathers book, but this is cer- Phrased as an authoritative statistical son, white players also have involved them- only increase. (The last time the U.S. with-
tain: Neither he nor the team owners he rep- defense of the idea of merit, Fleming ar- selves in these protests. drew troops from South Korea, in 1949,
resents have taken its lessons to heart. The gued that Kaepernick hasnt been signed For most of the protesting players Ive there was war the next year; it claimed tens
National Football League has yet to sign because he lacks talent. Yes, someone who talked with, Kaepernick is not a distrac- of thousands of American lives. This time,
free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick does not watch film or study tape for a living tion but a friend, a colleague or a team- nuclear weapons could be in play.)
for the 2017 season, and the reasons are ob- has a definitive position that Kaepernick is mate, and one whose fellow 49ers voted to Full-throttled financial sanctions in
vious: It is punishing a player for practicing not good enough to play. And toward the give him the teams courage award at the the face of obfuscation, evasion, provoca-
political dissent. end of the piece, Fleming admitted, The conclusion of last season. NFL owners want tions and disingenuous negotiations are
Last year, Kaepernick, playing for the older I get, the less I care about football. I Kaepernick to be a ghost story to scare Americas best and only option, short of
San Francisco 49ers, made international cant tell if that is a sign of shamelessness or players from speaking out. Instead, his ab- military action. Temporary deals followed
news by taking a knee during the national sloth. sence haunts the NFL far more effectively by premature relaxation of sanctions would
anthem to raise awareness about racism The people who play professional foot- than if he were where he deserves to be: on only bring fake peace to the Korean penin-
and police violence. He inspired similar ball disagree with Fleming. They think its an NFL roster. Charles Goodell could have sula and buy Pyongyang time and money.
protests on other NFL sidelines, in Texas absurd that Kaepernick is without a team. seen this coming from miles away. His son Give real peace and an end to the Kim re-
middle schools, and at a baseball game in Not only is Kaepernick unsigned, there are could not. gime a chance.
Oakland, where an entire school band knelt quarterbacks on rosters who were retired
during its performance of the anthem. But last season, threw for negative yards in col- Dave Zirin is sports editor of the Nation Sung-Yoon Lee is the Kim Koo-Korea
he also received a torrent of criticism and lege or are best known by phrases like butt and author of eight books on the politics Foundation professor of Korean studies
death threats for his efforts. fumble. As Green Bay Packers star of sports. He is working with Seattle and an assistant professor at the Fletcher
Amid the maelstrom, Kaepernick threw quarterback Aaron Rodgers said last week, Seahawk Michael Bennett on Bennetts School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts
for 16 touchdowns and just four inter- it is ignorant to think that Kaepernick is autobiography. University.
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CALIFORNIA F R I D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 0 1 7 :: L A T I M E S . C O M / C A L I F O R N I A
City leaders
urge L.A. to
label itself a
sanctuary
san Migration Policy Insti-
Council members plan tute found that 1 in 4 DACA
participants lives in Califor-
to unveil a resolution nia.
in response to Trumps A discussion on which
phrase to use will take place
DACA decision. at Fridays meeting, Wesson
said.
By Dakota Smith Well find out which term
is preferable, Wesson said
Los Angeles city leaders Thursday. Is it city of sanc-
Photographs by Christina House For The Times will push Friday to declare tuary, which is what I per-
GINA CLAYTON , formerly a New York public defender, with her grandmother Velma Halliburton, who the city a sanctuary for im- sonally like? But I dont
helped inspire her to found the Essie Justice Group, a support network for women with loved ones in prison. migrants, a move that know. I havent had a conver-
comes after some lawmak- sation with the other mem-
Putting women at
ers resisted formally using bers.
the term despite pressure Peter Schey, the citys pro
from local immigration bono advocate and legal ad-
groups. visor on immigration issues,
City Council members released a report Thursday
Herb Wesson and Gil Cedillo that recommends making
plan to unveil a resolution the city a Dreamer Arrest-
heart of bail reform

that would formally label Free Zone.
Los Angeles either a city of The report suggests Los
sanctuary or a sanctuary Angeles could help reduce
city. deportation of immigrants
Wesson and Cedillo say who benefit from the
they want stronger protec- Obama-era protections,
tions for immigrants after often called Dreamers, by
President Trumps decision ensuring that they have
Mothers and grandmothers often bear the burden when loved ones this week to scrap the De-
ferred Action for Childhood
representation letters
written by attorneys that
Arrivals program. DACA, spell out their legal rights. A
are in prison. A group draws on their experience to fight for change. put in place by President person with DACA status
Obama, shields young peo- would present the letter dur-
ple who were brought into ing any contact with U.S.
the country illegally as mi- Immigration and Customs
By Jazmine Ulloa nors from deportation. Enforcement agents, the
A study by the nonparti- [See Sanctuary, B5]
As a public defender in
New York City, Gina Clayton
realized the cash bail system
used in most state courts
Injunction is
across the country was plac-
ing a heavy burden on wom-
en. The grandmothers and
mothers who visited her of-
fice bailed relatives out so
halted amid
often that they knew several
bond agents by name.
Often the women naviga-
ted complicated contracts
and paid high fees alone, she
ACLU suit
said. Many ended up swim-
ming in debt. Some lost their
homes.
Frustrated by the daily
churn of cases, she moved
back to her hometown, Los
Angeles, four years ago. She
had a mission. tion against him, Chief U.S.
I wanted to know what Judge blocks a civil District Judge Virginia A.
mass incarceration was do- Phillips wrote. Continued
ing to women in this country, court order against an enforcement of the injunc-
Clayton, 34, recalled at her DIANNA VINEYARD with grandson Deshawn Mitchell at an Essie Justice Echo Park man who tion is likely to result in irrep-
[See Bail reform, B6] Group meeting. The group is one of many challenging the cash bail system. arable injury.
denies being in a gang. The case is still winding
its way through court. But
Peter Bibring, a senior staff
By Kate Mather attorney with the ACLU of
Suit over Pellicano scheme settled

and James Queally Southern California, said he
believed the judges decision
A federal judge on Thurs- was a promising signal of
day temporarily barred Los how it could ultimately be re-
executives and celebrities as Angeles police and prose- solved.
L.A. will compensate well as a Los Angeles Police cutors from enforcing a gang We dont see any reason
Department detective, Sgt. injunction against an Echo the court will change its
victims of officer who Mark Arneson, whom Pelli- Park man, saying she be- views, he said. Were really
snooped for former cano paid to provide him lieved he would likely prove hopeful that the city is going
with confidential law en- his rights were violated to recognize that the way it
celebrity private eye. forcement records on hun- when he was swept up in the uses injunctions is unconsti-
dreds of people. order. tutional and will either radi-
By Richard Winton Fifteen years later, the The 29-page order stems cally rework the way they
city of Los Angeles is about from a lawsuit filed by the use injunctions or abandon
It started with a cryptic to compensate victims of the American Civil Liberties them altogether.
threat: a dead fish and a rose scheme as part of a class-ac- Union and other groups last A spokesman for the city
left inside a Los Angeles tion lawsuit settlement. year. The suit accuses police attorneys office said Thurs-
Times reporters car, and a The City Council on of violating Peter Arellanos day that officials there were
note that simply read Stop Wednesday approved a deal due process rights and reviewing the judges deci-
on the fractured windshield. that will pay a total of those of thousands of other sion and our options.
An FBI investigation into $285,600 to be divided people by serving them In an earlier interview,
the threat would uncover a among the 345 people identi- with gang injunctions with- Arellano said he has never
criminal scheme in which ce- fied by the FBI investigation out allowing them to first been involved with a gang,
lebrity private eye Anthony as victims of Arnesons contest the orders in court. but that he and his father
Pellicano was illegally gath- record checks, according to Arellano, who denies be- were both served with in-
ering information for his court records. George Wilhelm Los Angeles Times ing in a gang, is likely to es- junctions aimed at curbing
star-studded list of clients. The victims will divide ANTHONY PELLICANO paid a Los Angeles Police tablish that the city did not the activities of six street
The scandal ensnared the funds according to how Department detective to provide him with confiden- provide him with due proc- gangs in 2013. As a result of
Hollywood powerhouses, [See Pellicano, B6] tial law enforcement records on hundreds of people. ess in enforcing the injunc- [See Injunction, B5]
An effort to speed up big developments Benefits seen

in prostate test
An analysis finds PSA
Millennium Partners, which any CEQA lawsuit against a to build, provides union-lev- include grocery, retail, office screening reduces the
By Liam Dillon are each proposing large, project to wrap up within el wages for construction space and housing, an effort risk of death for men
mixed-use developments in nine months potentially workers and meets strict the company says is needed ages 55 to 70. B2
SACRAMENTO Face- the Bay Area and Los Ange- saving years of costly litiga- targets for greenhouse gas to address the states hous-
book executives and a New les, respectively, are asking tion. emissions and renewable ing affordability problems as Blast rips up
York developer are hoping for relief under the Califor- If it passes both houses of energy. Developers would well as a lack of amenities Hyde Park road
that their major devel- nia Environmental Quality the Legislature before law- apply to the governor, who surrounding its offices. The underground
opment projects can get Act, commonly known as makers adjourn for the year would decide whether a Facebook supports ex- explosion broke up the
built years sooner than CEQA, which forces devel- Sept. 15, the shortened project qualifies for the fast- tending the ability of the road into chunks the
planned under last-minute opers to disclose and reduce court-decision timeline er court decision. governor to ensure timely re- size of furniture. B3
legislation at the state Capi- a projects effects on the en- would be available to any de- In July, Facebook an- view of environmentally re-
tol. vironment. The measure, veloper with a project that nounced an expansion of its sponsible projects that cre- Lottery ...................... B2
The tech company and Senate Bill 699, would force costs more than $100 million Menlo Park headquarters to [See Developers, B8]
B2 F R I DAY, S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 L AT I M E S . C O M
B O R D E R WAT C H
Stolen U.S. goods sold in Tijuana

Teams of shoplifters
collected more than
$20 million in luxury
goods, prosecutors say.
KRISTINA DAVIS
SAN DIEGO For at

least the last decade, Ti-
juana vendors put in special
orders for designer mer-
chandise, dispatching
teams of shoplifters to malls
around the U.S. to steal
more than $20 million in loot
that could be resold at lower
prices in Mexico, according
to an indictment unsealed
in San Diego federal court
Wednesday.
The highly organized
shoplifting ring targeted
malls around San Diego
County from Fashion
Valley to Horton Plaza to
Plaza Bonita and as far
away as Washington, Illi-
nois, Oregon and Maryland,
prosecutors said. They used
sophisticated techniques to
lift Louis Vuitton shoes,
Victorias Secret lingerie,
Abercrombie & Fitch cloth- Howard Lipin San Diego Union-Tribune
ing and more. A SHOPLIFTING ring targeted Horton Plaza, above, and other malls in San Diego County and beyond for a decade, prosecutors say.
And sometimes the
thieves used violence about a dozen trash bags ty Investigations in San dictment occurred from Sergio Manuel Montano cutors say.
knocking down an infant in bursting with new clothing Diego. June 13, 2008, when one Nava is accused of knocking Others are accused of
a stroller and breaking a with tags and security devic- At times they would defendant is accused of over an infant in a stroller intimidating a witness from
loss prevention officers arm es still attached. Numerous make specific requests for trying to drive over an Aber- and injuring the father to talking to law enforcement,
to get away with their brands were represented in special items, such as an crombie & Fitch employee flee after stealing merchan- including throwing a rock
crimes, the U.S. attorneys the haul, including Guess, order for Tommy Hilfiger in National City, to July 27, dise from a Hollister store in through a car window, pros-
office in San Diego said. Express, Hollister, Calvin clothing, or for items not when several defendants Schaumburg, Ill., in Novem- ecutors say.
On Wednesday, more Klein, Puma, Armani and found in stores in California, stole about $5,500 in mer- ber 2009. Jose Damazo Theyre not just shop-
than 250 law enforcement Adidas, authorities said. according to the indictment. chandise from an Aber- Herrera, Robin Macias and lifting, Shaw said. Theyre
officers spread throughout Piles of new Louis Vuit- The shoplifting crews crombie store in San Diego. others are accused of driv- using violence to get what
the county with warrants, ton shoes, as well as jewelry were organized by team The thieves typically ing vehicles through a crowd they want.
arresting at least 14 people and perfume, also were leaders, who would scout stole thousands of dollars in in November 2012 during The stolen merchandise
by the afternoon and confiscated. stores and choreograph the merchandise each time, their getaway from another was then sold in Mexico,
searching three homes in Sara Portilla, who man- heists using cellphones and including $5,000 from an Hollister store theft in prosecutors say. For exam-
Lemon Grove, Chula Vista ages a boutique in Tijuana, hand signals, prosecutors American Eagle store in Fashion Valley Mall in San ple, in October 2013, Mendez
and San Diego. and Maria Angelica Mendez said. Blockers would Visalia, $4,500 from a Victo- Diego. had more than $482,000 in
A San Diego federal Valdivia, both San Diegans, distract store employees or rias Secret in Escondido, In March 2013, a sus- merchandise that had been
grand jury indicted 22 peo- are accused of fencing the shield the movements of the $10,600 from a Tommy Hil- pected thief grabbed a loss lifted from at least 57 stores,
ple in the scheme. Three of stolen goods in the store mules, who would use figer store in San Clemente prevention officer by the bound for south of the bor-
those arrested were already and at Mexican swap meets metallic-lined booster and $6,700 from a Las Vegas throat and threw her to the der, the indictment says.
in custody. Some remain with the help of Jose de bags to hide the merchan- Victorias Secret, the indict- ground while running from The indictment includes
fugitives. Jesus Mora, said David dise and defeat store securi- ment says. an Abercrombie & Fitch charges of conspiracy and
Agents seized about Shaw, special agent in ty sensors. Some of the thefts got store at the Plaza Bonita receiving and possessing
$30,000 in cash as well as charge of Homeland Securi- The 38 thefts in the in- physical. Mall in National City, prose- stolen goods. Seven defend-
ants are also charged with
being in the U.S. illegally.
The mall is supposed to
be a safe place for families to
SCIENCE FILE shop, eat and enjoy them-
selves, acting U.S. Atty.
Alana Robinson said in a
Prostate screening useful after all statement. Instead, a

prolific and violent group of
thieves has stolen millions
of dollars in merchandise as
well as peace of mind from
mall employees and cus-
tomers. With todays action,
New analysis finds we are protecting customers
and businesses both phys-
PSA testing for cancer ically and economically, and
benefits men between we are restoring and pre-
serving the safety of our
the ages of 55 and 70. community gathering
spots.
MELISSA HEALY
kristina.davis
@sduniontribune.com
After years of growing Davis writes for the San
doubt about the value of Diego Union-Tribune.
screening men for prostate
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L AT I M E S . C O M F R I DAY , SE P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 B3
CITY & STATE

Stove
theft
became
murder
Driver who lost load
on freeway convicted
in crash that killed a
sheriffs deputy.
By Alene
Tchekmedyian
A man who was driving a

truckload of stolen appli-
ances when a stove tumbled
off his truck, causing a crash
that claimed the life of
a Los Angeles County sher-
iff s deputy, was convicted
Wednesday of second-
degree murder, officials said.
An Orange County jury
deliberated for several hours
before finding Cole Allen
Don Leach Daily Pilot Wilkins, 41, guilty in the dep-
UC IRVINE STUDENTS and members of Chabad on Campus dance with musician Rabbi Blue, center, to support a pro-Palestinian cam- utys July 2006 death, ac-
pus group that disrupted a film screening in 2016. The group, Students for Justice in Palestine, was recently punished for a protest in May. cording to the Orange
County district attorneys
UCI group fights discipline

office.
Wilkins faces 25 years to
life in state prison and is due
to be sentenced this month.
Dist. Atty. Tony Rack-
auckas said in a statement
that Wilkins deserves to
ans panel in May. porting Israel was in re- tended the soldiers speak- film about Israeli soldiers. spend the rest of his life in
University punished University administra- sponse to aggressive behav- ing event and asked critical UCI administrators later prison for murdering a po-
tors gave the Students for ior by a member of the sol- questions, Carnie said. said the students had vio- lice officer who was on his
students who spoke Justice in Palestine two diers group. Campus police officers lated conduct policies, and way to serve and protect the
out at event featuring years of probation, 12 man- Its outrageous that the escorted the panelists to the the group was given a warn- public.
datory meetings to discuss university is punishing us, parking lot after the event. ing that its behavior was Wilkins attorney could
Israeli veterans. free speech and a require- students, instead of protect- No arrests were made. under increased scrutiny. not immediately be reached
ment to meet with adminis- ing us from aggressive for- Students for Justice in Another violation, the for comment.
By Hillary Davis trators two weeks before eign military agents on cam- Palestine said its members students were told, could Early that July 2006
hosting any event. pus, Daniel Carnie, a Jew- have been harassed and cy- lead to harsher conse- morning, prosecutors said,
A pro-Palestinian stu- In a statement, repre- ish UC Irvine student, said ber-bullied since the event; quences. Wilkins stole a shipment of
dent group at UC Irvine is sentatives for the group said in a statement. the group said it has filed a appliances from a home
appealing its punishment in that their clapping and Were a diverse group of discrimination complaint. [email protected] under construction in Riv-
response to a protest during chanting at the event Palestinian, black, Latino In May 2016, the group Davis writes for Times erside County.
an on-campus Israeli veter- sponsored by Students Sup- and Jewish students who at- disrupted the screening of a Community News. As he fled, he failed to se-
cure the items, leaving the
tailgate of his pickup truck
down. Soon after, on the 91
Freeway in Anaheim, a full-
Pickpocketing ruse thats most fowl

size stove fell off the trucks
bed.
David Piquette, a 10-year
veteran of the Sheriff s De-
partment and father of
twins, was driving to work
from his Corona home when
prompt Los Angeles police substance on the victims as and unbeknownst to the vic- and Fairfax Avenue, he said. he swerved to avoid hitting
By Veronica Rocha to issue an alert Wednesday their backs were turned, tims, their belongings were A large wallet and a camera the appliance. He collided
to Hollywood residents, ad- LAPD Officer Cesar Corona gone, along with the sus- were stolen. with a cement truck, which
An unexpected sprin- vising them to be on the look- said. pects. Police dont know landed on top of his Crown
kling of bird poop may be out for two people they think The man and woman They were adamant, whether the substance Victoria and crushed him.
considered good luck in are responsible for the Aug. then walked up to the vic- Corona said. It takes awhile tossed on the victims was ac- Wilkins did not stop until
some cultures, but that 27 thefts. tims, he said, told them they to get the job done. tual bird feces, Corona said, a driver behind him flashed
wasnt the case for two men Although unpleasant, had bird feces on their backs The man and woman but whatever it was, it left a his lights and honked his
who were intentionally the trick is simple and plays and offered to help wipe off then were seen entering a ve- distinct mark. horn. When he finally did
splashed with a similar sub- to a persons vulnerability the mess. hicle with a getaway driver stop, prosecutors said, he
stance recently and then and trust, police said. While wiping them behind the wheel. veronica.rocha gave the man a fake name
pickpocketed. The suspects a man down, they distract them, The thefts occurred @latimes.com and two bogus phone num-
The excremental ruse and woman appeared to Corona said. within minutes of each other Twitter: bers. Later, he also gave a
was effective enough to have tossed some type of The diversion worked, near Hollywood Boulevard @VeronicaRochaLA false name to California
Highway Patrol officers in-
vestigating the incident.
Wilkins fought his case
for more than a decade, all
Explosion rips up Hyde Park street

the way to the California
Supreme Court.
At his first trial in 2008, he
was found guilty of first-de-
gree murder, but the state
high court overturned his
conviction on the grounds
that the jury was not proper-
Authorities close road ly instructed.
He had been convicted
as they probe the under the felony-murder
underground blast. No rule, under which a defend-
ant may be convicted of first-
injuries are reported. degree murder if someone
dies while the suspect is
By Joseph Serna committing a felony, even if
the defendant did not intend
Utility crews are investi- to kill.
gating an underground ex- A jury convicted Wilkins
plosion that ripped through because the crash occurred
a residential street in Hyde soon after he had stolen the
Park and left the roadway lit- household appliances.
tered with chunks of con- But the state high court
crete, asphalt and rock. overturned the conviction,
Residents were advised saying that if a defendant
Thursday evening to stay in- had already escaped to a
side their homes after au- temporary place of safety,
thorities discovered above any death he then causes is
normal levels of natural gas not felony murder.
along Brynhurst Avenue be-
tween 64th Street and Hyde alene.tchekmedyian
Park Boulevard. @latimes.com
Im told its not danger-
ous, its to keep people out of
the way right now, said Bri-
an Rankin, a spokesman
with the Los Angeles Fire
Department. Inform Inc
Fire officials, along with LOS ANGELES utility workers are investigating an underground explosion that left furniture-size slabs of
utility crews and police, were concrete strewn about Wednesday. The floor shook. It felt like a mini-earthquake, a resident told KTLA-TV.
working to resolve the issue,
he said. Brynhurst Avenue like a mini-earthquake, res- site appeared dented from street into chunks the size of On Thursday, the DWP
was closed to traffic from ident Heidi Jimenez told debris. furniture. Windows shat- said it found no evidence
63rd Street to Hyde Park KTLA-TV Channel 5. It Neighbor Sheri Timmons tered in one SUV parked on that the explosion was
Boulevard. smelled really bad, like pe- said there was a loud boom the street. There were no re- linked to its electrical equip-
The blast was reported in troleum. and then an odd smell. ported injuries. ment but that it would con-
the 6200 block of South Video of the aftermath re- They didnt know if it The Los Angeles Fire De- tinue to investigate.
Brynhurst Avenue about corded by a resident showed was a gas explosion. Weve partment said the explosion
3:30 p.m. Wednesday and smoke or steam rising from a never had anything like appeared to be electrical [email protected]
sparked confusion among hole in the ground with that, Timmons told KTLA. and requested that the De- Twitter: @JosephSerna O.C. district attorneys office
neighbors who werent quite chunks of concrete and as- The blast lifted 100- partment of Water and Times staff writer Alene COLE WILKINS fought
sure what had happened. phalt strewn over the street. pound manhole covers into Power and Southern Califor- Tchekmedyian contributed his murder case for more
The floor shook. It felt Cars parked near the blast the air and broke up the nia Gas Co. investigate. to this report. than a decade.
B4 F R I DAY, S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 S L AT I M E S . C O M
Judge lets brain-death suit proceed

Ruling sends case of
Jahi McMath to trial
for jury to determine
whether she is alive.
associated press
SAN FRANCISCO A
California judge has ruled
that a teenage girl declared
brain-dead more than three
years ago after a tonsillec-
tomy may still be technically
alive, allowing a malpractice
lawsuit against the hospital
to proceed.
Alameda County Judge
Stephen Pulido ruled Tues-
day that its up to a jury to
determine whether Jahi Mc-
Math is alive, which would
increase the amount of dam-
ages if jurors decide in the
familys favor.
The family is seeking
damages from Childrens
Hospital in Oakland for al-
legedly botching a routine
operation to remove the
girls tonsils in December
2013. The family is also de-
manding a ruling that Jahi is
alive and for the hospital to
pay for her future care. She
was 13 when the operation
was conducted.
Jahi, who has been on life
support since the pro- Ben Margot Associated Press
cedure, was pronounced LATASHA SPEARS WINKFIELD , shown in 2013, said that her daughter, Jahi McMath, is still alive and that her Christian faith compels
dead after the surgery, and her fight to keep Jahi on life support despite a declaration of brain death. Winkfield has released videos of Jahis fingers twitching.
the Alameda County coro-
ner signed a death certifi- Winkfield said that her where she receives medical gers and reacting to odors
cate in January 2014. daughter is still alive and care. that Shewmon and her rela-
Lawyers for the girl and that her Christian belief Court records show that tives said were noxious with-
her family did not return compels her fight to keep her New Jersey Medicaid has out providing more specif-
messages left Thursday daughter on life support. picked up some of the girls ics. Shewmon said Jahis
seeking comment. A lawyer Winkfield has released vi- healthcare costs. The family body has not deteriorated as
for the hospital, Thomas deo clips of Jahis fingers has also received financial expected.
Still, had no immediate com- twitching. contributions from an online A doctor who examines
ment Wednesday morning Several doctors, includ- fundraising campaign. the girl every three months
but said he would comment ing two hired by an Alameda In ordering the case to for the family has testified
later. County court, have said trial, Pulido relied on the tes- that Jahi reached puberty
The case has been at the brain-dead patients can still timony of a well-known critic and menstruated while in
center of national debate twitch and move slightly. of diagnosing brain death, New Jersey.
over brain death since the After a judge ruled that Dr. Alan Shewmon. Shewmon said Jahi is in a
girls mother refused to re- California doctors could re- In court documents filed minimally responsive
move her daughter from life move the girl from life sup- in July, the retired UCLA state.
support after doctors de- port, her mother took Jahi to neurologist said videos re- Hospital lawyers have ar-
clared her dead. New Jersey, the only U.S. corded by Jahis family from gued that the family has not
Her mother has previ- state that accommodates 2014 to 2016 showed the teen subjected Jahi to tests ac-
ously acknowledged that McMath family and Omari Sealey religions that do not recog- was still alive. cepted by the American
her daughters brain is se- JAHI McMATH has been on life support since a 2013 nize brain death. The images, some made Medical Assn. to determine
verely and irreparably dam- tonsillectomy. In court documents, a UCLA neurolo- She is on life support in a public by the girls relatives, whether someone is brain-
aged. But Latasha Spears gist said videos of Jahi show that the teen is alive. New Jersey apartment, show Jahi twitching her fin- dead.
Woman helped
spouse, son kill
lover, police say
block of Porter Creek Road.
Three arrested in the As Torres got out of the
vehicle, authorities said, her
ambush and shooting husband and son pulled up
of a 25-year-old in in a car next to the van and
fired shots into the drivers
Santa Rosa. side.
Botello-Arreola was
By Veronica Rocha struck but managed to es-
cape through the passenger
A Northern California door. He ran to a nearby rav-
woman, her husband and ine and fell, officials said.
son were arrested Saturday Hours later, the Califor-
in connection with the death nia Highway Patrol notified
of her lover after the men dis- the sheriff s office that they
covered the affair, author- had found a vehicle littered
ities said. with bullet holes and blood
Maria Guadalupe Torres, at Porter Creek Road.
Kristina Davis San Diego Union-Tribune her husband, Rene Es- When deputies arrived,
MEXICAN AMERICAN mariachi singer Pepe Aguilar, center, speaks to reporters outside a federal court- pinoza Martinez Sr., and her they found the Toyota mini-
house in San Diego after his son was sentenced Tuesday to time served along with three years of probation. son, Rene Espinoza Mar- van, with its windows shot
tinez Jr., are being held without. While searching the
Singers son is sentenced

out bail on suspicion of mur- area, they found Botello-
der and conspiracy to com- Arreola dead in the ravine.
mit a crime, according to the Detectives also found evi-
Sonoma County Sheriff s dence inside the minivan
Office. that led them to a motel in
Torres and the victim, Santa Rosa.
Tuesday. defense lawyer Jeremy War- was using marijuana at the Antonio Botello-Arreola, At the motel, Crum said,
Jose Aguilar receives Jose Emiliano Aguilar, ren said. time to self-medicate, War- had been involved in a long- detectives gathered check-
24, spent18 days in jail before Aguilar and a female pas- ren said. term romantic relationship, in information and surveil-
probation for trying to being released on bond. U.S. senger drove to the San The lawyer said the sen- said sheriff s spokesman lance video that linked Tor-
smuggle four Chinese District Judge Anthony Ysidro Port of Entry, and an tence was appropriate. Sgt. Spencer Crum. res to Botello-Arreola.
Battaglia sentenced him to officers dog reacted to the Judge Battaglia did That was until her 20- The next day, detectives
immigrants into U.S. three years of probation, in- trunk of the Chrysler 200, ac- what was right, he looked year-old son and 40-year-old arrested Torres, her hus-
cluding the first six months cording to the complaint. past him being the son of a husband became aware of band and son in Lake
By Kristina Davis under home detention in a Four Chinese people were famous musician and saw a the affair recently and County.
sober-living facility. found inside. They admitted troubled kid who has done didnt approve, Crum said. All three of the family
SAN DIEGO The son Several friends and fam- to paying between $3,000 everything in the last five The four found them- members acted in concert in
of Mexican American maria- ily attended the hearing, in- and $60,000 to be smuggled, months to fix his life, War- selves on the same Santa the homicide, the sheriff s
chi singer Pepe Aguilar, cluding Aguilars father. the complaint said. ren said. Rosa road early Sept. 1. office said in a statement.
charged in March with try- A U.S. citizen, Aguilar Aguilar pleaded guilty to Botello-Arreola, 25, and
ing to smuggle four Chinese was living in Mexico when he a count of bringing in an un- kristina.davis Torres, 40, had been driving veronica.rocha
immigrants into the United was presented an opportu- authorized immigrant. @sduniontribune.com in a Toyota Previa minivan @latimes.com
States in his car trunk, was nity to make money by Aguilar suffers from Davis writes for the San when they pulled over onto a Twitter:
sentenced to time served smuggling the immigrants, mental health issues and Diego Union-Tribune dirt turnout in the 4500 @VeronicaRochaLA
If L.A. Olympics bid exceeds budget, state could help cover cost
aims to fulfill a promise from the 2028 bid last month. to step in if the Games have a 2024 Games to Paris. tures consideration during
By Liam Dillon Assembly Speaker Anthony The 2028 Summer budget shortfall. Under AB 132, the states this session, Millman said.
Rendon (D-Paramount) Games are expected to have Last year, state lawmak- financial guarantee is Lawmakers will have to
SACRAMENTO State and Senate President a $5.3-billion price tag, ers overwhelmingly ap- $20 million more than prom- work quickly to pass the
lawmakers would provide up Pro Tem Kevin de Len and organizers believe cor- proved a similar measure, ised in last years legislation, measure this year. The dead-
to $270 million in guarantees (D-Los Angeles) to give porate sponsorships, ticket but it covered only a poten- an increase that accounts line for bills to pass both
under legislation unveiled state support for the sales and other revenue tial 2024 Olympic bid, so new for inflation, said Jeff Mill- houses of the Legislature is
last week should Los Ange- Olympic bid. sources could cover ex- legislation was needed. man, a spokesman for the Sept. 15.
les 2028 Olympic bid go over Costs were the major penses. Los Angeles agreed to bid committee, LA 28.
budget. concern when the Los Ange- City officials and bid or- host the 2028 Games as part This is an LA 28 priority, [email protected]
The measure, AB 132, les City Council approved ganizers had asked the state of a deal that awarded the and we welcome the Legisla- Twitter: @dillonliam
L AT I M E S . C O M S F R I DAY, SE P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 B5
City leaders vouch for sanctuary

[Sanctuary, from B1]
report says.
The report also recom-
mends that the city provide
funding and resources so
those individuals detained
by ICE are assured legal rep-
resentation. It also suggests
creating a local Human
Rights Ordinance to ensure
that immigrants legal rights
are protected. The report
does not estimate a cost to
the city for such services.
Tessie Borden, a member
of the progressive group In-
divisible Highland Park,
said she wanted the city to
provide more protections for
immigrants, and was less
concerned about the sanc-
tuary label.
Special Order 40, which
bars LAPD officers from
contacting someone solely
to determine their immigra-
tion status, doesnt go far
enough in protecting immi-
grants, Borden said.
We want no cooperation
between local law enforce-
ment and ICE over immigra-
tion, Borden said. We want
no sharing of information.
Mayor Eric Garcetti, a
forceful immigrant rights
advocate in Los Angeles, has
resisted using the phrase
sanctuary city because he
says it doesnt accurately de-
scribe the citys policies.
Wesson said he hadnt
talked to the mayor about
the term. Asked for Genaro Molina Los Angeles Times
Garcettis reaction to the EDWIN HERNANDEZ , 18, a U.S. citizen whose sister benefits from Obama-era protections for young immigrants brought to the U.S.
council members resolu- illegally, protests in L.A. against President Trumps decision to phase out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
tion, mayoral spokesman Al-
ex Comisar called L.A. a na- ary label.
tional leader in protecting
our immigrant communi-
We want no While we have compas-
sion for all hard-working
ties but did not address the cooperation residents in our community,
proposed sanctuary label. as a party we believe in fol-
There is no neat defini- between local lowing the law, the state-
tion of a sanctuary city, but
in general, cities that use the
law enforcement ment said, and thus cannot
support the idea of sanctu-
name seek to offer political and ICE over ary cities especially when
support or practical protec- some major crimes against
tions to people who are in immigration. our citizens are committed
the country illegally. For by those who are in our
some cities, the sanctuary Tessie Borden, country illegally.
movement consists simply L.A. activist seeking greater California officials last
of encouraging people with- protections for immigrants month sued the Trump ad-
out legal status to get more ministration, alleging fed-
involved in government. eral threats to withhold
Other places, including dinance. The law declared funding from sanctuary cit-
San Francisco, adopt far-re- local authorities could not ies are unconstitutional and
aching policies, such as tak- hold immigrants for immi- violate the rights of resi-
ing steps to cut ties with fed- gration officials if they had dents. In his report, Schey
eral immigration officials no violent felonies on their writes that Trumps threat
and refusing to fully cooper- records and did not cur- to penalize sanctuary cities
ate with them. rently face charges. has no basis in law and is
San Francisco declared The Republican Party of primarily intended to dazzle
itself a sanctuary city in 1989, L.A. County said in a state- his base and intimidate local
and city officials strength- Allen J. Schaben Los Angeles Times ment that it was disap- officials.
ened the stance in 2013 with L.A. COUNCILMAN Gil Cedillo, above, and Council President Herb Wesson say pointed that the council
its Due Process for All or- Trumps decision to end DACA spurred their push for a sanctuary city label. was considering the sanctu- [email protected]
Man jailed in brutal hatchet attack

On Tuesday night, the for the items, deputies said. Part of the victims skull
By Alene Los Angeles County Sher- But Brown became upset was crushed, and his hand
Tchekmedyian iff s Department said it had and refused the offer. A brief was severely cut. He was
and Veronica Rocha located the attacker. struggle ensued between the hospitalized in critical but
Kisu Brown was taken pair in the store, located in stable condition.
When the shopper saw a into custody just after 9:30 the 7900 block of Santa What you think youre
homeless man trying to steal p.m. near Fairfax Avenue Monica Boulevard. doing is a nice and generous
food from a 7-Eleven, police and Santa Monica Boule- Brown left, and the vic- thing, and somebody just
say, he offered to pay for the vard, the Sheriff s Depart- tim walked out the door be- takes it out on you like this.
items. ment said. hind him, deputies said. In [Its] incomprehensible,
Moments later, the man Brown, a 41-year-old tran- seconds, authorities said, Sgt. Jeff Bishop said. Very
attacked the customer with sient known to frequent Hol- Brown pulled out a small, unfortunate.
a double-edged hatchet, au- lywood and West Hollywood, double-edged hatchet con- Brown has prior convic-
thorities said, crushing part is being held in lieu of cealed in his clothing and tions, including assault with
of his skull and severely lac- $500,000 bail. struck the victim, knocking a deadly weapon, Bishop
erating his hand. The attack occurred him to the ground. said.
Dramatic surveillance shortly after 4 a.m. Saturday Deputies said Brown hit
footage captured the attack, outside a 7-Eleven in West the mans head with the alene.tchekmedyian
which occurred early Sat- Hollywood, when the shop- hatchet several times before @latimes.com Los Angeles County Sheriff s Department
urday morning outside a 7- per saw Brown trying to walking off and fleeing north veronica.rocha KISU BROWN is suspected of attacking a man who
Eleven in West Hollywood. steal food and offered to pay on Hayworth Avenue. @latimes.com tried to buy him food at a West Hollywood 7-Eleven.
Judge blocks gang injunction amid lawsuit

[Injunction, from B1] dividual gang members,
the court order, Arellano when seeking an injunction,
said he cant even go out to according to the suit. That
dinner with relatives with- creates a situation in which
out risking arrest. the city typically obtains the
The injunctions, used by injunction during an uncon-
the city since the late 1980s, tested court proceeding, the
are civil court orders that ACLU said.
bar suspected gang mem- There are signs, however,
bers from engaging in cer- that the process might
tain activities in areas where change.
the gang is known to congre- In a court filing this sum-
gate. People subject to in- mer, Deputy City Atty. Patri-
junctions are generally pro- cia Ursea acknowledged the
hibited from wearing cloth- city was planning to alter its
ing that police believe high- policies. People subject to
lights gang affiliation within injunctions will have at least
the designated areas and 30 days to challenge them in
from socializing with other state court or through a
alleged gang members in separate removal process
public, including family set up by the city before the
members. orders become enforceable,
Those who violate injunc- according to the filing.
tions can be charged with The city is also going to
contempt and face up to six revise its criteria for remov-
months in jail. ing people from injunctions,
In its lawsuit, the ACLU which had come under criti-
criticized the methods by cism from the ACLU and
which the city obtains the in- other activists, and has con-
junctions and what it called sidered releasing an undis-
a painstakingly slow relief closed number of people
process for those who say from current injunctions, ac-
they have been wrongfully cording to the filing.
labeled as gang members. Rick Loomis Los Angeles Times
City officials usually name a IN A LAWSUIT, the American Civil Liberties Union claims that gang injunctions have violated the due proc- [email protected]
gang faction, rather than in- ess rights of thousands of people. Above, Los Angeles police officers prepare to serve notice of an injunction. [email protected]
B6 F R I DAY , S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 L AT I M E S . C O M
Women organize for bail reform

[Bail reform, from B1]
grandmothers home in
Venice. And she wanted to
find a more meaningful way
to help, she said.
So she founded the Essie
Justice Group, a support
network for women whose
loved ones are in prison. The
organization has been one of
several civil rights and advo-
cacy nonprofits that have
pushed a hotly debated
state legislative package to
overhaul how courts grant
offenders bail before trial in
California. After one those
bills stalled in the Assembly,
Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday
delayed action on a second,
identical bill until next year,
but pledged to continue
working on the issue with
members from all three
branches of government.
Until then, at group ses-
sions in Los Angeles and the
Bay Area, the nonprofit is
continuing to train its mem-
bers to share their personal
experiences with incarcera-
tion and bail. They hope to
persuade lawmakers to op-
pose a cash bail system they
say adversely and dispro-
portionately affects black
women and Latinas.
As California has grap-
pled to reduce its prison
population, a network of
foundations and grass-roots
organizations has emerged Photographs by Christina House For The Times
to push for changes on crime I WANTED to know what mass incarceration was doing to women in this country, said Essie Justice Group founder Gina Clayton, right.
and imprisonment. Many,
like Essie Justice, are Some of the women with
putting the people they be- Essie Justice said they have
lieve are most affected by been unprepared for the lev-
sentencing policies at the el of animosity they have re-
center of political debate. ceived in Sacramento. Willis,
In Sacramento, former who went through a six-
youth offenders are holding week training course and be-
news conferences and testi- came a co-facilitator who
fying before legislative can help lead group ses-
committees in support of sions, said the constant
bills that would ease punish- clashes have made her more
ment for juveniles and en- determined to share other
sure their rights are pro- womens experiences with
tected during arrests. And the bail system.
former inmates are serving The courts are saying,
on a state board tasked with You are not getting out of
awarding grants to counties here we are going to use
and cities for rehabilitation the bail system to keep you
programs. in here, Willis said. That
Essie Justice is focused needs to change.
on challenging the bail in- At Claytons grandmoth-
dustry, which is valued at ers home in Venice, the
$2 billion and has spent place she sees as her familys
more than $170,000 on lobby- foundation and where her
ing efforts this fiscal year to parents were married under
oppose changes to the a plum tree in the backyard,
states bail system, accord- she said she gets her resolve
ing to state finance reports. from stories about her great-
The pending legislative grandmother.
package would require Essie Bailey raised three
courts to move away from children and took on jobs as
fixed fees and assess offend- a domestic worker, a caterer
ers based on the threats they and an aircraft factory
pose to communities. worker before she owned
But bail agents and lob- THE ESSIE Justice Group is named for Essie Bailey, mother of Velma Halliburton, above, and great-grand- three rental properties in
byists who oppose the bills mother of Clayton. Bailey arrived in Los Angeles in the 1930s to escape Louisianas Jim Crow segregation laws. Los Angeles.
say the real drivers behind When Clayton asked how
the calls for change are ma- ized the women who dealt having loved ones behind form efforts in New Jersey. minorities who cant get her great-grandmother
jor philanthropic organiza- with its consequences knew bars, including the difficul- Among the most vocal out, he testified in April at a could accomplish every-
tions and donors to criminal it better than anyone else ties of visiting them in prison opponents have been celeb- legislative committee meet- thing she did, her grand-
justice advocacy nonprofits and should be the ones envi- and serving as the sole head rity bounty hunters Beth ing. Because guess what? mother, Velma Halliburton,
including New York billion- sioning new approaches to of their household. and Duane Dog Chapman, The bail bondsmen will get had a simple answer.
aire financier George Soros. crime and public safety. But while the meetings who argue that the legisla- together and get them out. Baby, she had sisters.
They say the proposals are Clayton founded Essie help provide group therapy, tion could set free dangerous All this bail bill will do is put
half-cooked, could cost Justice Group in late 2014, Clayton said they also train criminals. burden on police and sher- [email protected]
counties millions of dollars with the help of a Soros fel- women to become leaders The jails are not full of iffs. Twitter: @jazmineulloa
and would hurt small and lowship. The organization is who meet with district rep-
family-owned businesses. based on the principle that resentatives, speak at public
The confrontations at developing strong bonds forums and advocate for
the state Capitol have been among women, or building state legislation and initia-
tense, with bail agents and
Essie Justice members
packing legislative meetings
and clashing in the hallways.
Clayton said her group
sisterhood, can serve as a
social justice strategy to em-
power female leaders.
Mass incarceration has
isolated millions of women,
tives. Some members first
jumped into community or-
ganizing to support Pro-
position 47, the 2014 ballot
measure that has reduced
Suit over Pellicano ends
wont budge. We are in this Clayton said. Women who some theft and drug crimes
for as long as it will take, she look just like my grandmoth- to misdemeanors. [Pellicano, from B1]
said. er and my great-grand- This year, their talks have many times Arneson access-
Clayton named the Essie mother and who face very centered on bail reform. ed their records on Pelli-
Justice Group after her similar challenges, but who The bills, written by As- canos behalf. An additional
great-grandmother, Essie also have so much of the semblyman Rob Bonta (D- amount of up to $575,000 will
Bailey, who arrived in Los same reserves of strength, Alameda) and state Sen. be paid to the lawyers repre-
Angeles in the late 1930s to same wisdom, same inher- Bob Hertzberg (D-Van senting the class.
escape Louisianas Jim ent dedication to family. Nuys), would eliminate the A spokesman for the Los
Crow segregation laws. Clay- Qualities, she said, that use of bail fee systems and Angeles city attorneys office
ton said her great-grand- make successful organizers. require counties to establish said he could not discuss the
parents had to give up their On a sweltering June their own pretrial services settlement until it is final-
sharecropping farm when afternoon, more than a doz- agencies, which ensure de- ized by the court.
the postman refused to de- en Essie Justice sisters, as fendants make their court The class-action suit was
liver the deed to the land. the group calls its members, dates and prepare cases for one of several delayed for
The land loss has been settled into plastic chairs in trial. The agencies would de- years as Pellicano, Arneson,
huge for many black fam- a bungalow at St. Elmo Vil- velop risk-assessment a prominent entertainment
ilies, she said. When we lage, a Los Angeles art com- tools, or model analyses to attorney and a phone com-
talk about the bail cam- munity lined with succulent evaluate people booked into pany engineer were tried
paign, and how many wom- gardens and multicolored jail based on the threats they and convicted of federal
en are putting their homes sidewalks. pose to public safety and crimes connected to the
up for collateral and then At these sessions, the their likelihood to come work of the private investi-
losing them, it is a straight group provides free child back to court. gator.
line for me to this. care and dinner. The room is The latest amendments Lawyers for the class-ac-
When a person is ar- a space where members say to the bills included a two- tion suit argued that the city
rested or booked into jail, a they feel comfortable year phase-in to allow coun- was liable for the invasion of
court usually sets a bail enough to talk about painful ties more time to plan and privacy against the victims
amount according to fixed issues they often dont share manage their funding. and negligent supervision of
fee schedules that vary even with those they are To raise support for the the detective.
widely by county. Offenders closest to. legislation, Essie Justice Among the named plain-
must post the amount up Among the participants members have hosted news tiffs was Monika Zsibrita,
front or pay a 10% fee to a were Mercedes Brown, conferences, met with law- who had demanded money
bond company before they whose brother had been in makers and partnered with from comedian Chris Rock, Brian Vander Brug Los Angeles Times
are released. Those who prison for 43 years; group a national campaign to raise saying he was the father of LAPD Sgt. Mark Arneson was convicted of running a
cant afford to do so may re- leader Anita Willis, whose $60,000 to bail two women her child. (He wasnt.) Rock criminal enterprise and sentenced to about 10 years.
main incarcerated up to an son is serving 40 years for out of Los Angeles County hired Pellicano to investi-
additional 48 hours before second-degree murder; and Jail on Mothers Day. gate. car was vandalized and the wiretap his clients oppo-
they are formally charged Khadijah Shabazz, whose But some police and The city attorney argued threat left on her windshield. nents, allowing him to listen
and arraigned. two late husbands both prosecutors say they still that the lawsuit should be FBI agents followed the trail to their most intimate con-
Clayton spent a year served time in prison. have concerns about the thrown out, saying Ar- to Pellicanos offices, where versations.
studying the impact of the Everyone focuses on the burden it will place on their nesons actions in accessing they found explosives and Pellicano was sentenced
bail system on poor women person incarcerated and not agencies to implement bail confidential law enforce- evidence leading them to to15 years in prison for illegal
and families in California. our needs, Shabazz said. I reform, and Essie Justice ment information did not discover numerous illegally wiretaps and running a
She initially sought to start a didnt know I had so much members are coming head further police business. But wiretapped phone conversa- criminal enterprise. Arne-
nonprofit bond company, baggage until we started to head with bail agents a judge rejected the argu- tions and tapes of Pellicano son, who also was convicted
with low fees that could be talking. I found out there whose lobbying efforts have ment. talking with his clients of running a criminal enter-
poured back into social serv- was a need of a healing. helped kill similar legisla- The plaintiffs attorneys about wiretaps. prise, was sentenced to
ices for women. But she did Their conversations al- tion in the past. did not return messages for Pellicano was accused of about 10 years.
not want to create a market low them to discuss their This year, bail agents comment. bribing police officers to
alternative, she said. fears. They talk about con- have handed out fliers point- The investigation into search law enforcement richard.winton
She wanted to upend the cerns over racial profiling by ing to what they say have Pellicano began in 2002, databases and bribing @latimes.com
system, she said. She real- police and the challenges of been failures of similar re- when reporter Anita Buschs phone company workers to Twitter: @lacrimes
L AT I M E S . C O M F R I DAY, S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 B7
OBITUARIES
GENE MICHAEL
Built Yankees into a powerhouse

manager. Brian Cashman Spending much of the
associated press
went on to become general year in Florida, where he
G
manager for two decades. often played golf, Michael
ene Michael, the Michael quit as general served as vice president of
slick-fielding manager after the 1995 major league scouting from
shortstop nick- season and became a key 1996 to 2002. He then be-
named Stick advisor. came vice president and
who went on to Stick was a pillar of this advisor until 2006, when his
manage the New York Yan- organization for decades, title changed to vice presi-
kees and then as an execu- Yankees owner Hal Stein- dent and senior advisor.
tive built a powerhouse that brenner said in a statement. The Yankees will wear
won four World Series in five He knew the game of base- black armbands on their
years, died Thursday. He ball like few others did, and jerseys for the rest of this
was 79. was always willing and season.
Michael had a heart excited to talk about it with In addition to his wife,
attack and died at his home anyone in earshot. His Michael is survived by sons
in Oldsmar, Fla., said his contributions to the Yan- Mark and Matthew and
wife, Joette. kees over the years have daughters Sandra and
At 6-foot-2 and about 180 been immeasurable. Haley.
pounds in his playing days,
Michael hit just .229 with 15
home runs in 10 big league
seasons, seven with the
Yankees from 1968 to 74 in
one of the worst eras in team OBITUARY
history. He was known for
pulling off the hidden ball
trick, which he was said to
have done five times.
NOTICES Place a paid Notice: latimes.com/placeobituary
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impact during two terms as
manager, two as general BROWN, Howard A.
manager and then as a June 4, 1927 - August 15, 2017
special advisor relied on by Howard Albert Brown
died on August 15, 2017.
Brian Cashman, the teams His most closely held
GM since 1998. He also secret was his age; he
managed the Chicago Cubs was 91 years old when he passed. He
for two seasons. was born on June 4, 1926 in Venice
A Yankees lifer, Michael Kathy Willens Associated Press Beach, CA. He lived across Southern
CA settling in Pacific Palisades and
maintained durability dur- A GREAT FEEL FOR THE GAME Westwood for the last 40 years of his
ing owner George Stein- Gene Michael was a shortstop who later managed the Yankees and became a life. ZONSHINE, Donald
brenners decades of tu- team executive. Above, Michael, left, with owner George Steinbrenner in 1981. Howards first job was at his fathers
mult. During his second gas station, until he volunteered to join Our beloved Donald passed away
term as general manager, the United States Navy during WWII. peacefully on August 28th after a
He served as a medical corpsman for valiant but brief struggle against a
Michael put together the with high-priced free er, Jeter said in a state- 40-some errors, but he tells the Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton,
core of a roster that won agents, Michael preached ment. me this guy is going to be an cancerous brain tumor. Don was born
CA. After the war he used the GI Bill April 23, 1927 to Minnie and Henry
World Series titles in 1996 patience with youth and Michael gave Buck All-Star shortstop. He said and earned a BA in Accounting from Zonshine. He was raised in Burbank,
and from 1998 to 2000. nurtured Derek Jeter, Showalter his first major hes got a little footwork Northwestern College. He worked as California, attending elementary,
He was able to project Bernie Williams and other league managing job. issue, Showalter recalled. an accountant and tax preparer for middle and high school there. Don
so well what players would prospects. He installed an Showalter, now Baltimores How do you project those 65 years. After working for the Bing had a desire to pursue a career in
Company as a manager for many years architecture, but ended up overseeing
become, and he did it organization philosophy of manager, called Michael things and stand by them? he established his own practice in 1975 the family businesses, Henrys Bar
through sitting and watch- patience at the plate to run blatantly honest and the Michael also acquired and maintained that practice until May and Henrys Liquor. He later opened
ing with his eyes, Yankees up pitch counts. best baseball guy that I key veterans who contrib- 2017. He thoroughly enjoyed helping two cocktail lounges, The Buccaneer
manager Joe Girardi said. Gene Michael was not ever saw. uted to the 1996 title, includ- people with their tax issues. and The Cavalier, before developing
He just had a great feel for only largely responsible for Showalter also said ing Paul ONeill, Jimmy Key, He was predeceased by the love a very successful real estate career
of his life, Peggy Ann and his parents with childhood friend Howard Tanner.
the game. the success of the Yankees Michael never missed on Wade Boggs and David Howard and Eva Brown. He is survived Don married May Boss in 1950 and
After watching the Yan- organization, but also for an infielder. Cone. He promoted a young by his three sons: Gregory, Timothy shortly thereafter adopted her son
kees fall short in the 1980s my development as a play- Jeter had made like staffer to assistant general (Linda), and Daniel; his grandchildren Clay. Some years later, Don married
Danielle, Jeffrey, and Stephen; his Dixie Lee Singer. Dixies two children,
great-grandchildren Christina, Janet and Steve, became his children.
Nathaniel and Katie; and his great- Later, Janet married Steve Galletly. Don
great-grandson Malichi. became a grandfather when Jan and
The family asks for no flowers or Steve blessed him with two wonderful
donations but that your memory of boys, Nicholas and Alexander. Sadly,
Howard last in your hearts. Private Dixie passed away 12 years ago after
Services will be held in Newport Beach 35 years of marriage. Years later, Don
on September 9th. was introduced to Joanne Geller.
She became his life partner and
friend, along with her loving family.
HEPPS , Richard Norman Don and Joanne shared nearly six
Born in Pitt. PA, and received his years together, traveling on special
pharmacy degree from Dusquene occasions with family. Their many
University in PA. He was a Korean vet trips together and interesting cultural
and had pharmacies on the west side events enhanced their lives. Don had
of Los Angelas for forty years. He many wonderful achievements in
leaves his wife of 58 years, Nadine, his life: spending years in the Boy
his son Kenneth, his daughter Debra Scouts, developing innovative bar and
(Micheal McKee), and grandchildren restaurant strategies and successfully
Ali, Megan, and Zachary. Services developing several real estate
at Hillside Memorial Park Sunday properties. But most notably, Don was
September 10th at 11 AM. an extremely charitable and generous
man. He was a very giving, loving and
IKEDA, Takamichi Tak supportive man who will be greatly
July 7, 1928 - August 23, 2017 missed by all who had the privilege of
Takamichi Tak Ikeda died knowing him and being a part of his
peacefully of natural causes at home in life. Don is survived by his sister Shirley
La Habra. Tak was born in Kobe, Japan, (Stu), brother Robert (Betty), nephews
to Hakushi and Teruka Ikeda. He was Michael (Rachel) and David, niece
predeceased in July 2011 by his wife of Sheri (Brook), great nephews Hunter
54 years, Chizuko, and his son Michael and Zachary, daughter Janet (Steve),
in February 1994. Tak is survived by grandsons Nicholas and Alexander, son
sons Steven (Pam) and Dr. Eric (Pearl); Clay, granddaughter Natalie, Joanne
grandchildren Alexander, Emily, Jeffrey Geller and family, cousin Meredith
and Jennifer; brother Kenji (Ikuko); (Andrew) and numerous cousins and
sister-in-law Motoko Ikeda; and many friends. A memorial service will be
nieces and nephews. held on Sunday, September 10, 2:00
A memorial service will be held PM, at Mount Sinai Memorial Park,
at 2:30 p.m., September 10 at the 5950 Forest Lawn Drive, Los Angeles,
Anaheim Free Methodist Church, 1001 CA. In lieu of flowers, the family
N. Mayflower St., Anaheim. requests that donations be made to
City of Hope, in the memory of Donald
and Dixie Zonshine.
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passing at the age of 103. She brought
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rest next to her husband of 68 years, Hollywood Hills 800-600-0076
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Rita Gay Eshuis

on the black market for with an export or re-export turtles shipped from Hong March 15, 1933 - August 24, 2017
about $2,000 each in at certificate from the country Kong to Francos Monterey Rita Eshuis passed away Thursday at
He pleads guilty after least three shipments, ac- of origin and a declaration Park home. Authorities had the age of 84. Rita, a longtime resident
federal agents find cording to a plea agreement filed with the U.S. Fish and removed the cobras from the of Kalamazoo, Michigan, was born and
raised in Paw Paw, Michigan, where
filed in U.S. District Court. Wildlife Service. But neither package because delivering
several protected In exchange for one ship- Franco nor the seller filed them posed a safety risk.
she lived on Eagle Lake. She graduated from
Michigan State University with a degree in
species in his home. ment, Franco sent a package any of the required docu- After the package was ac- education and taught for over 25 years in the
to Hong Kong with six pro- ments. cepted, federal agents ap- Kalamazoo Public Schools system. Her greatest
tected turtles. In March, authorities in- proached with a warrant to passions in life were education and making a
By Alene He faces 20 years in fed- tercepted the package with search the home. difference in her students lives; her love for her
Tchekmedyian children and grandchildren and her love for
eral prison, three years of su- the three deadly snakes Inside a childrens bed- animals--especially cats. Even after retirement,
pervised release and a along with three albino Chi- room in the home, according Rita continued teaching, helping older students
A Monterey Park man $250,000 fine. He is due to be nese soft-shelled turtles. to federal court records, learn to read. If you happened to see a woman
pleaded guilty Thursday to sentenced in December. That same day, Franco had they found a glass tank with walking a cat on a leash that may have been Rita
animal smuggling after cus- For months, prosecutors attempted to mail six other a young crocodile, diamond- and her last cat--Kitty.
Rita was preceded in death by her parents,
toms officers discovered said, Franco used What- protected turtles wrapped back terrapins, mud turtles Anthony and Luicille. She is survived by her sister,
three deadly king cobra sApp, a smartphone mes- in socks to Hong Kong. That and alligator snapping tur- Laverne and her nieces and nephews, Delia,
snakes hidden in potato chip saging platform, to negoti- package also was inter- tles all of which are pro- Chris, Kim and Jay, and her two children and
cans in a package shipped to ate shipments of snakes and cepted. tected species. daughter-in-law Penny, Eric and Gina, and her four
his home, officials said. turtles to and from Hong The next day, a postal grandchildren Emily, Max, Lulu and Franny.
There will be a brief service on Sunday,
Rodrigo Franco, 34, ad- Kong. worker with federal alene.tchekmedyian September 10, 2017. Please meet at the Knob
mitted to smuggling more King cobras can be agents close behind deliv- @latimes.com Hill Stairs off the Esplanade in Redondo Beach at
than 20 cobras which sell brought into the U.S. only ered the package with the Twitter: @AleneTchek 3:00pm. Mom and Grandma E, you are loved and
will be greatly missed. Rest in peace. XOXO
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Wells Fargo
troubles just
keep growing
a risk-management commit-
A year after the banks tee that monitors Wells Far-
gos community bank the
fake-accounts scandal business unit at the center of
broke, a report points the accounts scandal
identifies several so-far
to several undisclosed undisclosed issues, all clas-
high risk problems. sified as high risk. They in-
clude improper fees charged
on some accounts that were
By James Rufus Koren closed when the holders ei-
ther died or were declared le-
One year ago today, Wells gally incompetent, a prac-
Fargo & Co. made the stun- tice that dates to at least
ning admission in a settle- early last year.
ment with regulators that it Coupled with some of the
Al Seib Los Angeles Times created perhaps 2 million ac- banks recent admissions
AFTER sitting vacant for years, City Market is being reinvented as an upscale outpost dedicated to counts for customers with- including an audit that
dining, drinking and hanging out. Above, developers Mark Levy, left, Peter Fleming and Kevin Napoli. out their permission. found the number of sham
The disclosure ignited a accounts may total 3.5 mil-
Dressing up L.A.s
scandal that led in a matter lion the report shows how
of weeks to the ouster of its the bank continues to un-
chairman and chief execu- cover bad practices that pre-
tive, John Stumpf, and to a viously went undetected or
host of promised reforms, in- unaddressed.
cluding the removal of oner- It keeps expanding,
ous sales goals that were said bank analyst Bert Ely.
widely acknowledged to be The question one has to ask
Fashion District
the source of the problem. is, when does the last shoe
But a year later, the scan- drop? Or are there more to
dal that started with out- drop? Anyone who looks at
rage over sham accounts has this continues to be as-
ballooned, and that sin is tounded at how problems
just one of many the San from the past keep coming
Francisco bank has either up.
Reemerging City Market adds to downtown revival admitted to or been accused

of.
An internal bank report
On Sept. 8, 2016, Wells
Fargo admitted to the fake-
accounts fiasco and agreed
reviewed by The Times to pay $185 million in fines
By Roger Vincent shows that list could grow and penalties to regulators,
Downtown L.A.
further still. including the Los Angeles
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Ace Hotel
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charcoal from the oven at industrial-chic Italian restau-
rant Rossoblu that wafted over the courtyard where
Santee Alley Proposed
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The idea is to entice a new wave of office workers and oth- Sources: Mapzen, OpenStreetMap Los Angeles Times
ers who want to unwind on a downtown block few used to
visit.
The Fashion District is changing, said Mark Levy, Equifax said it launched
one of the developers. Were adding a new dimension. Information on as a website for people to check
So are others, as L.A.s real estate renaissance opens a whether their data were af-
new frontier. many as 143 million fected and to sign up for the
Investors and developers are pouring hundreds of mil- U.S. consumers may companys credit-monitor-
lions of dollars into the scruffy-edged Fashion District, ing services. But a form on
making it next in line for the kind of growth that has been have been exposed. the website purportedly of-
transforming South Park, the Historic Core and Arts Dis- fering to check potential
trict for years. By Paresh Dave impact instead just gives
Los Angeles developer Geoffrey Palmer is finishing his users a date on which they
600-unit Broadway Palace apartment complexes on the Equifax, one of the na- must return to Equifaxs
western edge of the district, which has seen a rush of new tions three major credit re- website to enroll in credit
housing, offices, stores and restaurants since the popular porting firms, announced monitoring.
Ace Hotel opened on Broadway near Olympic Boulevard Thursday that its computer The discrepancy drew
in 2014. systems had been breached, quick scorn from consumers
Brookfield, known for its portfolio of conventional leading to the unauthorized on social media. Equifax de-
high-rise office towers on Bunker Hill and the Financial accessing of Social Security clined to comment on the is-
District, bought a stake this year in the $440-million Cali- numbers and birth dates of sue. Several attempts to get
fornia Market Center, a half-empty fashion showroom up to 143 million U.S. con- through on a phone line that
complex it plans to transform into offices for creative sumers. Equifax said was dedicated
firms. The Atlanta-based com- to consumer calls about the
Such pricey investments in the once-remote Fashion pany said the intrusion data breach resulted in a
District dovetail with the profound transformation of enabled by a website vulner- busy signal.
downtown that some longtime observers still find hard to ability occurred from mid- Besides Social Security
fathom. May through July. The issue numbers and birth dates,
A year ago, I wouldnt have believed City Market was discovered July 29, and the accessed information
South could exist, said veteran commercial property ap- the company spent recent primarily includes names,
praiser David Zoraster of CBRE Group Inc., who has been Al Seib Los Angeles Times weeks working with a cyber- addresses and, in some
studying the city center professionally for nearly four dec- GOODS are displayed in the Fashion District near security consultant and au- cases, drivers license num-
ades. Downtown is now a [See Development, C3] City Market South, a former produce market. thorities on an investigation, bers, according to the com-
which is continuing. [See Breach, C5]
Ambitious plans
for electric cars
BMW plans 12 pure
electrics and 13
Time running out for Internet privacy bill
hybrids by 2025. DAVID LAZARUS The California bill would
Jaguar says its entire remedy that by requiring
fleet will be electric or As the clock telecom companies to ob-
hybrid by 2020. C2 ticks down tain customers approval
on the cur- an opt-in before using,
Legislators OK rent Cali- selling or sharing peoples
arbitration bill fornia legis- personal information with
Responding to the lative ses- marketers.
Wells Fargo scandal, sion, its Congress and the ad-
lawmakers OK a bill increasingly ministration went against
preventing forced looking like the will of the vast majority
arbitration by banks phone and of Americans when they
in some cases. C2 cable companies have suc- revoked the FCC rules,
ceeded in killing off a bill Chau said after introducing
Netflix panned aimed at giving state resi- his bill. California is going
by Fox official dents more control over to restore what Washington
Internet privacy. stripped away.
20th Century Foxs AB 375, written by As- Nearly two dozen other
Stacey Snider singles semblyman Ed Chau (D- states are pursuing similar
out Netflixs movie Arcadia), was introduced in fixes, and polls suggest that
division for criticism June after Republican law- restoration of Internet
at an entertainment makers in Congress and the privacy rules is strongly
conference. C2 Trump administration supported by both Demo-
repealed privacy rules put in crats and Republicans.
Business Beat ......... C2
place by the Federal Com- But privacy advocates
Market Roundup .. C4 munications Commission Christina House For The Times tell me Chaus legislation
Classifieds ................. C5 under former President A BILL requiring telecom companies to obtain customers approval before selling has been trapped for weeks
Obama. or sharing peoples personal information is stuck in a California Senate panel. [See Lazarus, C4]
C2 F R I DAY, S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 WST L AT I M E S . C O M / B U S I N E S S
BUSINESS BEAT
Luxury carmakers push EVs Netflix
panned
BMW plans 12 pure
electrics, 13 hybrids by by Fox
2025. Jaguar sets even
more ambitious target.
By Russ Mitchell
official
By David Ng
SAN FRANCISCO In
case anyone still questions
whether the worlds au- In a rare moment of exe-
tomakers are taking electric cutive candor, the head of
cars seriously, BMW said 20th Century Fox Film deliv-
Thursday that 12 all-electric ered a verbal beating to Net-
models and 13 hybrids will be flix, saying that the stream-
on the market by 2025. ing giant offers no advan-
BMW joins Volvo, Mer- tages to filmmakers or mov-
cedes-Benz, Volkswagen, ie lovers, and that its days as
Ford and other carmakers a dominant force in Holly-
that have announced big wood are numbered.
plans to sell a wide variety of Stacey Snider, who
electric and hybrid cars over serves as chairwoman and
the next several years. chief executive of Foxs film
Also Thursday, Jaguar division, didnt mince words
Land Rover said its entire when speaking Thursday at
fleet of new vehicles will be the Bank of America Merrill
electric or hybrid-electric Lynch 2017 Media, Commu-
starting in 2020. nications and Entertain-
The latest announce- Jaguar ment Conference in Beverly
ments come as auto compa- TO DRAW attention to its plan to have its entire fleet of new vehicles be either all-electric or hybrid-electric Hills. When asked by a mo-
nies, especially in Europe, starting in 2020, Jaguar built an all-electric version of the 1968 E-Type roadster it calls the E-Type Zero. derator about the ways that
position themselves to get streaming services are
ahead of government man- nouncement Thursday, ar- hybrid cars as well as pure He likens the evolution to version of the X3 sport utility changing the industry,
dates requiring low- and gued against the mandates, electric vehicles. fuel injection, first used in will debut in 2020, with other Snider singled out Netflixs
zero-emission cars and which may bar gas or diesel Hybrid cars range from expensive race cars to im- vehicles to follow. movie division for criticism.
trucks to cut pollution and engines from parts of cities mild hybrids, which cut prove efficiency before it be- The all-electric Jaguar I- I couldnt find, and I
greenhouse gas emissions. at rush hour. Customer de- emissions and improve fuel came a standard piece of Pace sport utility vehicle, wont say their names, the
France and England are mand cannot be forced, he economy by using a small mass-market engine meanwhile, goes on sale in Netflix movies that we were
considering a ban on the sale said. We do not advocate electric motor to take some technology. 2018. supposed to be upset got
of diesel and gasoline cars by driving bans and quotas. load off a traditional com- BMW said it will equip all To attract attention to its made at Netflix, she said.
2040. China is encouraging BMW board member bustion engine, to plug-in its factories to handle com- electric car announcement, Point me to an article or
electric cars for reasons both Klaus Frolich added: Cus- hybrids, which let a driver bustion engines, hybrid cars Jaguar also showed off a cus- campaign that gets me ex-
environmental and econo- tomers all over the world will commute on electric power and electric cars by 2020. tom-built all-electric version cited.
mic its attempting to de- prefer different types of alone and use a combustion The Germany-based car- of the famed E-Type sports Netflix has been aggres-
velop an electric-car export powertrain for a very long engine for longer distances. maker plans to unveil a four- car, called the E-Type Zero. sively investing in its slate of
industry. Indias govern- time. The cost of electrifica- door zero-emission car at The 1968 version of the car is original movies and recently
ment said it intends to ban Mandates or no, the au- tion is dropping, said Karl the big auto show in Frank- widely considered to be one hired Scott Stuber, formerly
all internal combustion en- tomakers are preparing Brauer of Cox Automotive. furt next week. An electric of the most beautiful cars of Universal, to head the di-
gines by 2030. themselves for a major shift Thats making it possible for version of the companys ever produced. vision.
BMW Chief Executive toward what they call elec- people to buy hybrids with- Mini brand will go on sale For the people who make
Harald Kruger, in his an- trification. That includes out paying a huge premium. next year, and an all-electric [email protected] movies, Snider said that
theres nothing about the
experience of making them
in a churn-like environment
that appeals to filmmakers.
Bill targeting arbitration clauses OKd Netflix declined to com-

ment.
Sniders words come as
Netflixs relationship with
Hollywood has grown more
nancial institutions may At Wells Fargo, like at accounts applied to all dis- Over the last few dec- tense. Walt Disney Co. said
Legislature approves challenge it, arguing it most big banks, when cus- putes with the bank, includ- ades, the U.S. Supreme last month that it would
stands in opposition to a fed- tomers open accounts they ing those over unauthorized Court has issued opinions in launch its own streaming
measure preventing eral law that favors arbitra- sign contracts that contain accounts. several arbitration-related service in 2019 and pull its
forced arbitration by tion and has been used to an arbitration clause a Even so, amid a public cases, generally saying movies from Netflix. Disney
prevent states from weak- provision requiring disputes outcry, Wells Fargo agreed to states cannot make rules chief Bob Iger said Thursday
banks in certain cases. ening or disregarding arbi- to be handled in private arbi- settle several class-action that disfavor arbitration at the conference that Mar-
tration agreements. tration, not in court. cases over the matter for and that state courts must vel and Star Wars movies
By James Rufus Koren Written by Sen. Bill Dodd Over the last few years, $142 million this year. honor arbitration agree- will be among the titles to
(D-Napa) and sponsored both before and after the Dodds bill would prevent ments. migrate to the new service.
The California Legisla- by State Treasurer John San Francisco institution California courts from en- Alan Kaplinsky, a Phila- And Fox has been fight-
ture has approved a bill Chiang, the legislation was acknowledged in September forcing arbitration clauses if delphia attorney who pio- ing with Netflix in court over
aimed at stopping banks designed to block a legal tac- 2016 that it created millions consumers are suing banks neered the use of arbitration allegations that the Los
from using arbitration tic Wells Fargo successfully of potentially unauthorized or credit unions over ac- clauses, told The Times this Gatos, Calif.-based stream-
clauses to shield themselves used to keep disputes over accounts, customers tried to counts that were opened spring that if the bill being company unlawfully
from lawsuits over sham ac- unauthorized accounts out sue the bank over the prac- fraudulently. comes law, he believes the poached executives from its
counts a direct response of public court proceedings. tice. However, state and fed- The California Chamber Supreme Court would even- ranks. Netflix has claimed
to the Wells Fargo scandal. The idea that consum- eral courts tossed out those of Commerce, California tually overturn it. that Foxs employment con-
Senate Bill 33 passed the ers can be blocked from our cases after Wells Fargo ar- Bankers Assn. and other It clearly wont stand tracts arent enforceable.
state Assembly on Tuesday public courts when their gued its arbitration agree- business groups opposed up, he said. Really, theres Snider said Netflix will
and was approved by the bank commits fraud and ment still applied. the bill, arguing that if it be- no doubt at all that the state see more competition as stu-
Senate on Wednesday. It identity theft against them Judges agreed with the came law it probably would law would be preempted. dios launch their own
now goes to Gov. Jerry is simply un-American, banks argument that the ar- lead to years of costly litiga- streaming services.
Browns desk. Dodd said in a statement bitration clauses in custom- tion and ultimately be invali- [email protected]
If the bill becomes law, fi- Wednesday. ers contracts for legitimate dated by federal courts. Twitter: @jrkoren [email protected]
Honest Rates. Senators OK 2 for financial posts

Credit Union Mortgages
closure practices at
Panel approves OneWest Bank, which he ran
from 2010 to 2015. Mnuchin
Trumps picks for Fed was the banks chairman
position, comptroller from 2009 to 2015.
In 2011, a regulator that is
of the currency. now part of the Office of the
Comptroller of the Currency
By Jim Puzzanghera said in a regulatory order
that OneWest had engaged
WASHINGTON A in robo-signing, a practice in
Senate committee on Thurs- which workers signed mort-
day approved two of Presi- gage- and foreclosure-re-
dent Trumps choices for key lated documents without re-
financial regulatory posts, viewing them or verifying
Purchase or Refinance including one for the short-

handed Federal Reserve
they were accurate.
At the confirmation
7/1 ARM 1 board, despite concerns Chip Somodevilla Getty Images hearing, Otting defended his
from Democrats that the RANDAL QUARLES , an investment fund manager, tenure and said that
nominees were too close to was tapped to be Fed vice chairman for supervision. OneWest employees worked
the industry. to stop foreclosures. He
Start Rate1 APR1 Investment fund man- approved, 13 to 10. think either nominee is the noted that OneWest did not
ager Randal Quarles has Trump chose Otting to person we want in these im- confirm or deny the allega-
been tapped to be the Feds be the comptroller of the portant roles at our financial tions in the 2011 regulatory
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first vice chairman for su- currency, a powerful regula- watchdogs, Sen. Sherrod order.
pervision. His approval by tor who oversees federally Brown (D-Ohio) said before On Thursday, all but one
the Senate Banking Com- chartered banks. The Office Thursdays vote. Democrat Sen. Heidi
mittee by a 17-6 vote came a of the Comptroller of the Weve made a lot of prog- Heitkamp of North Dakota
day after another Fed vice Currency, an independent ress in the seven years since voted against Ottings
chairman, Stanley Fischer, bureau of the Treasury De- we passed Wall Street re- nomination.
said he would be stepping partment, was pivotal in the form, and the last thing we Instead of helping fam-
down next month, leaving $185-million settlement last need are people at the Fed- ilies recover from the finan-
the seven-member board year with Wells Fargo involv- eral Reserve and Office of cial crisis, as CEO of
Freddie Yeawary with four vacancies. ing its creation of unauthor- the Comptroller of the Cur- OneWest Bank, he contrib-
The other nominee given ized accounts. rency who are supposed to uted to the devastation,
Personal Mortgage Consultant the OK on Thursday was Jo- Democrats had sharply look out for our financial sys- Brown said of Otting before
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seph Otting, former chief questioned Quarles and Ot- tem, instead working to the vote.
executive of Pasadenas ting during their July confir- weaken or eliminate impor- Committee Chairman
OneWest Bank and an ally of mation hearing, expressing tant safeguards, Brown Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) said
www.SouthlandCU.org Treasury Secretary Steven concerns they would not said, referring to the 2010 Otting and Quarles demon-
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subject to change without notice. The loan and accompanying interest
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credit history, loan-to-value (LTV), occupancy, property type, loan ting for what they said was institutions. sional Republicans want to tions.
amount, and loan purpose. Rates are subject to increase or decrease OneWests aggressive fore- While I appreciate both dismantle.
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current index for the 7/1 ARM is the 1-Year London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) as published in The Wall closure practices and his nominees willingness to en- Otting came under fire jim.puzzanghera
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Airlines cap fares as Irma looms

customers change travel ar-
Some carriers are also rangements to Florida and
waiving rebooking the Caribbean without the
usual charges for rebooking.
fees. But several are Airline officials and in-
canceling flights. dustry experts are also
shooting down reports cir-
culating on social media
By Hugo Martin that air carriers are exploit-
ing the potential catastro-
As one of the most power- phe by raising fares dramati-
ful storms on record cally for people trying to es-
approaches Florida, several cape the approaching hurri-
airlines have capped fares cane.
for flights traveling in and Instead, airlines say they
out of the path of Hurricane normally set aside a handful
Irma and waived fees for re- of seats on each flight for
booking flights. travelers who are willing to
But time is running out to pay extra to book at the last
take advantage of the price minute.
caps from as low as $99 for Contrary to references
an economy seat because in social media, Delta has
several major carriers have not raised prices because of
already started to cancel Hurricane Irma, said An-
flights in the path of the hur- thony Black, a spokesman
ricane, starting Friday for the airline.
night. Sen. Richard Blumen-
The hurricane could thal (D.-Conn.) and Sen. Ed-
make landfall in Florida as ward Markey (D.-Mass.)
soon as Saturday, according asked Transportation Sec-
to some forecasts. retary Elaine Chao to inves-
As of Thursday after- tigate reports of airline price
noon, more than 4,000 gouging.
flights had been canceled to Price gouging practices
and from airports in Florida can take root during emer-
and the Caribbean, accord- Erik S. Lesser European Pressphoto Agency gencies, so we further urge
ing to Flightaware.com, a MORE THAN 4,000 flights had been canceled to and from airports in Florida and the Caribbean as of Thurs- you to keep a close and
flight tracking service. day afternoon, according to Flightaware.com. Above, a tourist heads to Miami International Airport. watchful eye on airlines over
Cruises that launch from the coming week to ensure
Florida have also been has about 800 campsites and and from South Florida at Florida, the Bahamas and fares to $99 to $159 for re- airlines are not trying to
canceled, and passengers 400 cabins, and the Tree- $399 through next Wednes- the Dominican Republic to maining seats on flights make a dime off disaster,
whose trips have been cut house Villas at Disneys Sar- day, and is waiving all bag- help evacuate people from leaving 14 cities in the hurri- they wrote.
short are trying to figure out atoga Springs Resort, a gage and pet-in-cabin fees the path of the storm. cane's path, through Sept.
how to get home. spokesman said Thursday. for flights involving 28 cities Airports in St. Thomas 13. But the airline warned [email protected]
Walt Disney Co. is closing Delta Air Lines an- in Florida and islands in the and St. Maarten remain that most seats are already Twitter: @hugomartin
Walt Disney Worlds Fort nounced Wednesday that Caribbean. closed because of storm sold out. Orlando Sentinel writer
Wilderness Resort & Camp- the Atlanta-based carrier Delta said it has added damage. American, JetBlue, Dewayne Bevil contributed
ground in Orlando, which has capped one-way fares to 2,000 seats on flights out of JetBlue reduced one-way United and Delta are letting to this report.
New
L.A.
hot
spot
[Development, from C1]
cool place. For most of my
career, nobody would stay
there if they didnt have to.
The changes encroach-
ing on the Fashion District
also are being spurred by
internal, industry forces as
online purchasing and other
shifting retail trends shake
up the food chain bringing
clothes, accessories and fab-
rics to consumers.
The vast California Mar-
ket Center, at 9th and Los
Angeles streets, has been
struggling for more than 20
years, as wholesale show-
rooms lost their supremacy
in the clothing trade amid
the rise of mass retailers in-
cluding Wal-Mart.
The giant retail chain, for
example, learned to quickly
evaluate what customers
wanted at the point of sale Photographs by Al Seib Los Angeles Times
and buyers no longer needed SHOPPERS browse in Santee Alley, the Fashion Districts outdoor bazaar where throngs gather daily to shop for bargains and kitsch.
to travel to showrooms to
make purchasing judg- gni intended to be a night- neighborhood for the second
ments. Online sales also time destination. phase, he said.
clobbered a lot of the smaller Indeed, creating multiple For all the changes the
boutique owners who once eating and drinking options Fashion District is going
flocked to the district to was part of the strategy to through, such gentrification
stock their stores. build City Market Souths is unlikely to creep into San-
The garment industry is reputation, said developer tee Alley, the districts popu-
hitting some head winds Levy, who is building out lar outdoor bazaar where
with the Internet, said the complex with partners throngs gather daily to shop
Rena Masten Leddy, execu- Kevin Napoli and Peter for bargains and kitsch.
tive director of the L.A. Fleming. Rents on the alley and on
Fashion District Business Fleming is the great- prime blocks nearby with a
Improvement District. nephew of Edward J. Flem- lot of foot traffic reach $9 per
Showrooms are less impor- ing, who co-founded the square foot per month, said
tant now and some building original City Market with Au real estate broker I. Hassan
owners will decide to go in a Gee Jong in 1909. He brought of Quantum Associates.
new direction. in Levy and Napoli of Lena Thats a price most
Also, bulk buyers from Group Partners in 2013. downtown retailers, who
South America, once key It will cost about $13 mil- typically pay $3 to $5 a
customers in the district, are lion to build out the 2.5-acre square foot in the Arts Dis-
disappearing as stronger Market South, but it is trict and Historic Core,
dollars and political turmoil slated to be just the first would balk at.
in some countries depress phase of development at the Operators of Fashion
purchasing. former produce site long District shops that sell only
Parts of the district also known as the City Market of wholesale can also pay as
evolved over the last several Los Angeles. much as $9 or $10 a square
years as many merchants Plans for a much bigger foot. That means landlords
moved east of San Pedro parcel to the north owned by are getting top dollar and
Street to newer buildings. Fleming call for a ground-up the kind of change now oc-
Womens wear stores, development that could in- curring on the edges of the
which were concentrated on clude a campus for a private district may not further
its western end around FASHION SHOWROOM Lovestitch, above, is among the new tenants of City college, high-rise residences, creep into it anytime soon.
Maple and Wall streets Market South. The complex also features offices, bars, eateries and a coffeehouse. hotel rooms and offices for So for now, City Market
north of Pico Boulevard, rent. If approved by Los An- shares San Julian Street
moved to the sprawling San and restaurants as change stitch and a coffeehouse. built in the 1930s that also geles officials, the north City with a cluster of prosperous-
Pedro Wholesale Center and comes at the Fashion Dis- Among the tenants in the holds Rossoblu, which Market complex would total looking wholesalers such as
other big wholesale marts to trict from two directions. eight-building complex will serves Bolognese-inspired about 1.6 million square feet Juliet, Dancing Queen
the east, said Mark Moniz, The South Park neigh- be a couple of entertainment Italian cuisine. on 7.5 acres, said Douglas and Cinderella that sell
another CBRE property ap- borhood is creeping east and companies, Drive Studios, a Also coming to the for- Hanson, master plan archi- womens floor-length gowns
praiser. the Historic Core is creeping visual effects firm, and the mer warehouse, in January, tect for the project. for special events.
Some mens wear whole- south, Moniz said. Bullitt studio operations of is Slanted Door, a branch of Construction would be It will be interesting to
salers checked out of Los City Market South is filmmakers Justin Lin and a San Francisco restaurant spread over several years see how it affects the rest of
Angeles Street and many leading the changes on the Anthony and Joe Russo. The known for its modern Viet- and could cost more than the neighborhood, Leddy
clothing accessories dealers eastern edge along San trio are behind such box-of- namese cuisine. $500 million. Hanson said said of City Market South.
vacated spots on Main Julian Street, transforming fice standouts as the Fast And set to open soon in City Market South was a way Some owners are saying, I
Street closer to the urban the south end of the old pro- and the Furious franchise an old banana-processing to kick off the bigger project wonder what I can do with
core of downtown. duce market into a mixed- and Captain America: The facility and loading dock is a and reorient the neighbor- my property.
Now, new owners are use center with offices, bars, Winter Soldier. yet-unnamed bar and hood from vehicles to pedes-
turning those sites into restaurants, an event center, Bullitts offices will be in a restaurant by mixologists trians. [email protected]
apartment buildings, hotels fashion showroom Love- two-story former warehouse Pablo Moix and Steve Livi- It starts to develop the Twitter: @rogervincent
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Problems at Wells keep surfacing

[Wells Fargo, from C1] processed, resulting in re-
city attorneys office. The funds to customers going
banks practices were first unclaimed.
uncovered by a 2013 Los An- Siefers, who has not seen
geles Times investigation, the internal report, said
which led to a 2015 lawsuit these issues dont appear to
from City Atty. Mike Feuer. rise to the level of some of the
Since then, though, the banks other admissions but
bank has acknowledged that more findings will
additional bad practices nevertheless wear on in-
and is facing investigations vestors.
and lawsuits over many None of this is good
more and not just within news, he said.
the community banking di- Though Wells Fargo has
vision. continued to earn billions in
In July, the bank said it profits, the scandal has tak-
would pay $80 million in re- en a toll. The bank has paid
funds to hundreds of thou- or agreed to pay at least $414
sands of auto-loan million in refunds and settle-
borrowers who were forced ments, and hundreds of mil-
to pay for bank-purchased lions more on legal fees, con-
auto insurance policies de- sultants and other costs re-
spite having coverage of lated to the accounts scan-
their own. dal and its aftermath.
In an August regulatory Meanwhile, the bank has
filing, the bank reported continued to grow, but at a
that the Consumer Finan- slower pace with new ac-
cial Protection Bureau is in- count openings down sig-
vestigating two separate nificantly through the sec-
matters, including allega- ond quarter of this year. For
tions that the bank improp- instance, the bank reported
erly charged fees to mort- opening 395,000 new credit
gage borrowers when loan Glenn Koenig Los Angeles Times card accounts during the
applications were delayed ON SEPT. 8, 2016 , Wells Fargo admitted to the fake-accounts fiasco and agreed to pay $185 million in fines quarter a decline of 42%
a practice also alleged in two and penalties to regulators, including the Los Angeles city attorneys office. Above, City Atty. Mike Feuer. from the same period last
recent lawsuits. year.
Other suits filed over the bank, but said thats to be would have taken this kind risk issues, all identified by supposed to ensure fees are And the bank's stock has
last year allege a bevvy of ad- expected and that the bank of action to figure out who the bank itself. waived in those cases. The suffered. It declined sharply
ditional problems, including cannot identify or fix every- was affected by a problem Wells Fargo officials, in- report does not suggest how in the weeks after the scan-
improperly changing the thing overnight. and how far back it goes. No- cluding Mack and Vic Al- widespread the problem dal broke and, despite a re-
terms of mortgage loans for All the evolution were body was looking and say- brecht, risk officer for the might be or how far back it covery, has continued to
bankrupt borrowers, sign- engaged in takes time, ing, What really caused that community bank, declined might go but nevertheless underperform compared to
ing up customers for un- Mack said. It is hard for the fee to be assessed? to comment on the report. identifies it as a potential its peers.
authorized life insurance team to read negative head- Scott Siefers, an analyst Albrecht did say, though, UDAAP concern a refer- Since Sept. 7 of last year,
policies and overcharging lines, particularly since the with investment bank Sand- that issues categorized as ence to consumer protection the day before the scandal
small businesses for credit- headlines may not be cap- er ONeill, said its good that high risk in reports to the laws that ban unfair, decep- broke, Wells Fargo shares
and debit-card processing turing the full essence of the the bank appears to be tak- community banks risk com- tive or abusive acts or prac- are up just 3%. The KBW
services. story behind it, but that's ing problems more seriously mittee would generally in- tices. Nasdaq Bank Index, a
Some of the latest issues part of the process we're in but at the same time, it all clude those that might be Another issue mentioned benchmark for the banking
to surface, most notably the right now. but ensures theres more widespread, affect custom- in the report, identified in industry, is up 27% over that
auto insurance matter, are Current and former Wells bad news ahead. ers or have regulatory rami- November, has to do with period.
the result of the banks own Fargo employees say bank A bank the size of Wells fications. fees paid by business ac- If more problems contin-
review of practices and con- executives did not take com- Fargo, which has more than High-risk does not count holders when they de- ue to leak out, Siefers said in-
sumer complaints. plaints seriously enough be- 250,000 employees and bo- mean on-par with the sales posit cash. The report pro- vestors will eventually get fa-
Mary Mack who re- fore the scandal, preferring asts that it does business practices issue, he said, vides much less information tigued.
placed Carrie Tolstedt, the to deal with them one by one with 1 in 3 American house- noting that the issue of un- about this issue, calling it You get to clear the
former head of the commu- and failing to look into the holds, is bound to uncover authorized accounts is in- confidential and subject to decks for a period of time
nity bank who was fired last root causes of repeated is- problems if it goes out look- stead categorized by the attorney-client privilege. and look retrospectively,
year said Wells Fargo is sues. ing for them, he said. bank as critical, a higher For both of those issues, he said. But there is a point
dedicating more resources An employee in the And the more it finds, the risk level. the report suggests the bank at which investors and
to analyzing, investigating banks risk-management di- more it paints a picture of a The issue of early with- will offer some kind of reme- analysts would say, You
and correcting potential vision said all of that has bank that is or was out of drawal penalties for de- diation to affected custom- just keep finding these
problems. changed dramatically in the control. ceased or legally incompe- ers. things, and it feels like this
We want to escalate [is- last year. The problem with being tent account holders was Other matters identified is just what the company
sues] quickly so we can get When issues like this are such a broad and deep com- identified last September, as high risk are problems is. If were still having con-
the right eyes and support popping up, the bank is do- pany is if you turn over and is a violation of bank with how errors are reported versations like this a year
and help on potential is- ing a better job of acting and enough rocks, you're going policies and federal regula- at the branch level, a lack of from now, that will be a prob-
sues, she said. reacting to it, said the em- to find some things, Siefers tions, according to the re- proper notification when lem.
She acknowledged that ployee, who spoke on the said. port. calls to customers are being
new admissions or allega- condition of anonymity. A The internal report, pub- The report notes that recorded and problems with [email protected]
tions weigh on morale at the couple years ago, they never lished in July, lists five high- Wells Fargos systems are how stop-payments are Twitter: @jrkoren
Major stock indexes

Why the delay on privacy bill? Index
Dow industrials
S&P 500
Close
21,784.78
2,465.10
Daily
change
-22.86
-0.44
Daily %
change
-0.10
-0.02
YTD %
change
+10.23
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Nasdaq composite 6,397.87 +4.56 +0.07 +18.85
[Lazarus, from C1] This is found money for S&P 400 1,713.58 -6.09 -0.35 +3.19
in the Senate Rules Com- them, Corbin said. They
Russell 2000 1,398.67 -3.53 -0.25 +3.06
mittee, apparently with the already get paid for provid-
intention of letting it die ing a service. The marketing EuroStoxx 50 3,053.27 +10.04 +0.33 +1.42
before it can come up for a money is a huge extra. Nikkei (Japan) 19,396.52 +38.55 +0.20 +1.48
vote by Sept. 15, the final day I reached out to AT&T, Hang Seng (Hong Kong) 27,522.92 -90.84 -0.33 +25.10
of political business in Sac- Verizon and Comcast, which Source: AP
ramento. Corbin and Falcon said have
The Legislature wont be spearheaded efforts to kill MARKET ROUNDUP
back in session until Jan. 3, AB 375. Only AT&T re-
Stocks end nearly

at which point AB 375 could sponded.
be reconsidered. The company said in a
This is a bill that phone statement that the bill is
and cable companies never being pushed without a
want to see live and
breathe, said Ernesto
Falcon, legislative counsel
for the Electronic Frontier
public hearing and will
lead to consumer confusion,
diminish the Internet expe-
rience and result in a hodge-
flat in mixed day
Foundation. They know podge of state-by-state
that the moment it comes regulations. Most of the stocks on the
associated press
up for a vote, they lose. AT&T insisted that our New York Stock Exchange
The industrys strategy, customers are in control of rose.
he said, seems to be trying The Washington Post/Getty Images their information and they U.S. stock indexes fin- The dollar fell to a 2-
to buy time until it can THE SENATE Rules panel is the final hurdle before have choices about how ished nearly back where year low after the European
persuade Republican law- a vote by the full Senate. But the session ends Sept. 15. AT&T uses their informa- they started Thursday as Central Bank raised its
makers in Washington to tion for marketing pur- steep losses for banks and economic growth forecast
pass a watered-down Inter- les), who not only quarter- declined to speculate on poses. insurance companies were for the region this year. That
net privacy law that would backs the chamber, but also whether De Lens reluc- But a choice the com- balanced out by gains for made the euro stronger and
preempt state measures. chairs the Rules Committee. tance to advance AB 375 pany doesnt want them to healthcare and technology the dollar weaker.
AB 375 already has been Bottom line: If De Len was linked to all that tele- have, clearly, is the one in companies. The European economy
approved by the Senate wants to bring AB 375 up for com industry cash. which AT&T has to ask Banks skidded as bond is arguably doing as well as
Energy, Utilities and Com- a vote, it comes up for a vote. But that certainly col- their permission for any yields reached their lowest ours, or better, said DeClue.
munications Committee So why doesnt he? ors my opinion about why data sharing, which is the levels of the year, which sent Insurers slumped as
and by the Senate Judiciary I put that question to a things are happening the only choice worth having. interest rates down. Insur- Hurricane Irma cut a path of
Committee. A vote by the spokesman for the Senate way they are, she said. Chau told me he remains ance companies plunged as devastation across the
Senate Rules Committee is leader. He instructed me to It wouldnt seem too optimistic that his bill will investors weighed the pro- northern Caribbean. Rein-
the final hurdle before it can submit it in writing, which I much to ask that telecom find its way out of commit- spects of big losses caused surance companies fell
be acted upon by the entire did. companies not serve as tee, get approved by the full by Hurricane Irma, which is sharply because many of
Senate. Neither De Leon nor digital pimps for our per- Senate, return to the As- hitting the northern Carib- their policies are for cata-
All eyes are on state anyone else in his office sonal information. All of sembly for committee re- bean and is projected to re- strophic losses such as those
Senate President Pro Tem responded. them declare in their pri- view and get approved by ach Florida this weekend. caused by a hurricane.
Kevin de Len (D-Los Ange- Funnily enough, De vacy policies that theyre the full Assembly all The economy is going to The ICE U.S. dollar in-
Lens largest corporate committed to protecting before next Friday. suffer a few dents from the dex, which measures the
donor is AT&T, which the customers data. He said hes been in storms, said John DeClue, dollars value against a bas-
EFFs Falcon said has been AT&T: Our privacy touch with De Len, but chief investment officer for ket of other major curren-
Property Auction! especially aggressive in
lobbying against AB 375.
commitments are funda-
mental to the way we do
hasnt received any indica-
tion about the Senate lead-
U.S. Bank Private Wealth
Management. But he said
cies, continued to fall. The
euro strengthened to $1.2003
MLS#: 160036691 De Len received $14,200 business every day. ers intentions. When I the economy is in remarka- from $1.1913 and the dollar
from the telecom giant in Verizon: We are commit- brought up the telecom bly good shape, and that fell to 108.65 yen from 109.37
Unique development opportunity the last election cycle, acted to maintaining strong industrys political dona- wont change even if damage yen.
consisting of three vacant lots totaling cording to Vote Smart, a and meaningful privacy tions, Chau offered a terse from hurricanes Harvey and That helped technology
0.724 acres in La Jolla. Breathtaking
views of the bay and downtown San website that tracks political protections for customers. no comment. Irma slows economic growth companies, which make
Diego. All three lots will be offered contributions. You bet. Im still hoping Cali- for a few months. most of their sales overseas.
together as a whole. Fully permitted and Other top contributors Telecom companies fornia will take the lead on If the storms have a no- Microsoft added 94 cents, or
shovel ready.
to De Len include Comcast know that an opt-in would this issue, he said. Im ticeable effect on the econo- 1.3%, to $74.34.
($8,200), the California be lethal to their business hoping the bill will continue my, he added, that will help The yield on the 10-year
Cable and Telecommunica- models, which increasingly to move. make sure the Federal Re- Treasury note fell to 2.04%
tions Assn. ($8,200), Char- rely on revenue from mar- Times running out. You serve moves slowly in raising from 2.11% late Wednesday.
ter Communications keting deals. The simple might want to email De interest rates. Thats some- Banks took steep losses.
($8,000), Time Warner Ca- fact is that few consumers Len or give his office a call thing investors want to see. Bank of America fell 44 cents
ble ($8,000) and Cox Com- would voluntarily agree to at (916) 651-4024 if you think The Standard & Poors to $22.97 and JPMorgan
munications ($8,000). have their information Internet privacy is impor- 500 index edged down 0.44 Chase gave up $1.58 to $88.53.
On an industry basis, he shared with others. tant. point to 2,465.10. The Dow Disney fell after Chief
received $248,016 from com- At the same time, these Why should AT&T have Jones industrial average fell Executive Bob Iger said the
munications and electron- companies know that all the fun? 22.86 points to 21,784.78. The companys earnings this
ics companies, according to hardly anyone takes the Nasdaq composite rose 4.55 year will be about the same
Vote Smart. trouble to opt out of market- David Lazarus column runs points to 6,397.87. The Rus- as the year before, which dis-
ServiceLink Auction Samantha Corbin, a ing arrangements, making Tuesdays and Fridays. sell 2000 index of smaller- appointed analysts. Its
Sacramento lobbyist repre- the current system prefera- david.lazarus company stocks lost 3.52 stock lost $4.44, or 4.4%, to
1-866-539-4173 senting privacy interests, ble to any alternative. @latimes.com. points to 1,398.67. $97.06.
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Equifax is hit by hackers

[Breach, from C1] firm is involved in a con- ing consumers easier online whoever got into its systems
pany. sumer lawsuit against Expe- access to tools. accessed its consumer or
The credit card numbers rian over a 2015 breach af- But the ease of access is business credit reporting
for 209,000 U.S. consumers fecting 15 million people, what makes Web applica- databases. Its unclear why
were compromised, and dis- said the Equifax situation tions and services attractive they werent compromised
pute documents related to may end up fitting into a pat- to attackers as well, in the same way as other in-
182,000 U.S. consumers also tern. Peterson said. So Web ap- formation.
were accessed. An unspeci- The one thing that has plications are targeted more Meanwhile, Bloomberg
fied number of people in held consistent in recent often by attackers, and when reported that three senior
Britain and Canada were af- years is theres substandard vulnerabilities are discov- Equifax executives sold a
fected. internal practices that lead ered, the number of records combined $1.8 million worth
Equifax has acknowl- to these breaches, said lost typically dwarfs the data of company shares in the
edged or been linked to sev- Gibbs, a partner at Girard lost in other types of suc- four days following the dis-
eral previous data breaches, Gibbs. Time and time cessful attacks. covery of the breach, before Mike Stewart Associated Press
including much smaller inci- again, the [breaches] are In a statement, Equifax it was made public. None of EQUIFAX has acknowledged or been linked to other
dents in 2013 and 2015. then blamed on sophis- Chairman and CEO Richard the trades were pre-sched- data breaches, including incidents in 2013 and 2015.
The latest breach is po- ticated hackers. But the so- Smith vowed to increase cy- uled, the news agency noted,
tentially among the largest phistication of the hacker bersecurity spending. citing regulatory filings. Equifax shares sliding; the and credit card and banking
on record in the U.S., sur- doesnt have to do with it, its This is clearly a disap- Equifax spokesperson stock price fell more than accounts.
passing incidents in the last the internal practices. pointing event for our com- Ines Gutzmer said in an 13%, or $18, to about $124 in Identity thieves may try
few years involving Target, Andrew Peterson, chief pany, and one that strikes at email that the executives trading after markets to open new accounts, com-
T.J. Maxx and health insurer executive of Los Angeles the heart of who we are and had no knowledge that an closed. mit insurance fraud or steal
Anthem. Experian, an Web application security what we do, his statement intrusion had occurred at Finance and security ex- tax refunds.
Equifax competitor, has suf- start-up Signal Sciences, said. the time they sold their perts recommended Thurs-
fered major breaches too. said that businesses have The company said it shares. day that people keep a close paresh.dave
Eric Gibbs, whose law been investing more in giv- hasnt found evidence that News of the breach sent eye on their credit reports @latimes.com
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Fresh
faces
in the
final
Stephens overcomes
Williams and Keys
beats Vandeweghe to
play for Open title.
HELENE ELLIOTT
NEW YORK
Sloane
Stephens was
stuck on her
couch in
January for
the duration
of this years
first Grand Slam event, the
Australian Open, her leg
immobilized by a massive
cast that protected her
surgically repaired left foot.
On Saturday she will play
for the championship of the
years last Grand Slam, the
U.S. Open, co-starring with Photographs by Wally Skalij Los Angeles Times
Madison Keys in an all- IT WAS A SHORT and not so sweet night for Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw, who leaves the game against the Rockies with two out
American showcase of in the fourth inning after giving up four runs and six hits. Kershaw threw 86 pitches.
ACE OF RAGE
first-time Slam finalists.
Their success attests to
the new depth of American
womens tennis and con-
firms the exceptional nature
of two young women who
might have seemed to be
moving at a slow pace in
turning their potential into
success but have gotten
there all the same.
Seems like
Stephens, who ranked
957th in the world in late Kershaw is angry after his
July when she returned
from an 11-month injury early exit contributes to the
absence and was unseeded
here as the 83rd-ranked
player, played a gutsy third
a long way Dodgers seventh loss in a
row and 12th in 13 games.
set against seven-time
Grand Slam winner Venus
Williams on Thursday to
to October COLORADO 9, DODGERS 1
seize a 6-1, 0-6, 7-5 victory By Andy McCullough

before an emotionally spent BILL PLASCHKE
crowd at Arthur Ashe Sta- Clayton Kershaw ripped off his
dium. Keys, 22, had an eas- On a steamy glove and flung it against a dugout
ier time in capping the Thursday after- wall. His hat tumbled from his
[See Elliott, D9] noon, with the head. He stomped the floor. It was
clouds slowly dark- futile, all futile, the rage of the Dod-
ening a brilliant gers ace at his inability to stop a los-
season, the club- ing streak manifesting in a few furi-
house of the mighty ous gestures.
and magical Dod- In that moment, during the
gers was filled with fourth inning of a 9-1 loss to Col-
the sounds of ... orado on Thursday at Dodger Sta-
John Mayer? dium, Kershaw resembled the fans
When youre dreaming with a who had come to expect so much
broken heart, the waking up is the better from these Dodgers than
hardest part, his voice crooned this 1-12 stretch. Kershaw looked
through a smartphone and speak- like the die-hards typing screeds on
ers, decorating the lockers in social media or punching the
maudlin. You roll out of bed and steering wheel on their commute
down on your knees, and for a MANAGER DAVE ROBERTS says there might be a time to home or, if theyre lucky enough to
moment you can hardly breathe. worry, but the Dodgers havent reached that point yet. find these games on television,
The players are hearing it, their flinging the remote against the
fans are feeling it, and with each wall.
13
Matthew Stockman Getty Images passing day, the breathing is just a Magic number I picked a really bad time to
SLOANE STEPHENS little bit harder. Combination of Dodgers wins or Arizona losses that have a bad night, Kershaw said.
defeated Venus Williams The Dodgers are still a team will clinch the NL West title. The Dodgers (92-48) had hoped
with a gutsy third set. [See Plaschke, D7] 8 Breaking down the last 10 Series champions. D7 [See Dodgers, D7]
On the defensive A COMING-OF-AGE TALE

about its failures McVay is praised, but his biggest test may come in locker room
said. By Gary Klein
USC was gashed for What he watched he had
never seen before. There was The young head coachs
263 yards rushing in confusion, disorganization. first NFL game did not go
its opener and Outside linebacker Porter well, but the immediate
Gustins back was turned to aftermath might have been KANSAS CITY 42
Stanfords up next. the line of scrimmage on a worse. NEW ENGLAND 27
By Zach Helfand
number of plays as he waved Jon Gruden was 35 in1988 Chiefs pick apart
and tried to communicate when the Oakland Raiders
defensive calls. Safety Chris were routed at Kansas City
Patriots in opener
Cameron Smith found Hawkins ventured down in their season opener. On Smith throws for four
himself in the unusual posi- closer to the line of scrim- the plane ride home he sat touchdowns and rookie
tion of evaluating USCs mage to do the same. next to owner Al Davis. Hunt scores three. D3
game film in real time last Nor did Smith recognize I didnt think we were
Saturday. Serving a half- what he saw in Western going to make a first down
game suspension for a tar- Michigans offense. The the whole year, Gruden napolis Colts at the Colise-
geting penalty during the Broncos, he said, were run- said. So I thought about um.
second half of the Trojans ning formations that USC quitting when I got off the Gruden, an ESPN Mon-
Rose Bowl victory last Janu- hadnt planned for. plane. day Night Football analyst,
ary, the linebacker watched USC players and coaches Gruden kept his job, knows what lies ahead for
on television in the locker have pieced together a few guiding the Raiders to con- McVay, 31, as he navigates his
room as Western Michigan hypotheses for why the Tro- secutive 8-8 finishes before a first season.
had its way with USCs run jans front seven expected breakthrough 12-4 record in It takes a lot of mental
defense. to be a fearsome, imposing his third season. Two years toughness a lot of mental
He dissected the first half pillar of the team was later, with the Tampa Bay toughness and some con-
as it happened. humbled against Western Buccaneers, he won a Super fidence in yourself to be a
I got a perfect view, he [See USC, D5] Bowl championship. head coach in this league no
In 2008, Grudens final matter what age you are,
season as an NFL coach, he Gruden said. But he will be
hired a young assistant tested.
named Sean McVay. Since January, when the
End of an empty NFL era On Sunday, McVay will Rams tabbed McVay to re-
The return of the Rams and Chargers should Mark J. Terrill Associated Press lead his own team for the place Jeff Fisher, NFL ob-
mean a lot to local high school football players. D2 SEAN McVAY, talking to backup quarterback Sean first time when he coaches servers marveled at how the
Mannion, has never been a head coach at any level. the Rams against the India- [See Rams, D4]
D2 F R I DAY , S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 SS L AT I M E S . C O M / S P O RTS
PRO CALENDAR
FRI.
8
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9
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10
MON.
11
TUE.
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For NFL aspirants, two
DODGERS
COLORADO COLORADO COLORADO
7
SNLA
6
SNLA
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SNLA
at San
7:15
SNLA
at San
Francisco Francisco
7:15
Ch. 5, SNLA
targets in their backyard
at Seattle at Seattle at Seattle HOUSTON ERIC SONDHEIMER
who grew up in Los Angeles
7 6 1 7 will be able to play in front of
ON HIGH SCHOOLS
FSW FS1 FSW FSW family and friends.
ANGELS Getting to play the
Steve Smith won a Super Rams and Chargers,
IND. Bowl ring as a receiver with Smith-Schuster said, its
1 the New York Giants. Hes going to be great for my
Ch. 2 also a member of the so- family.
RAMS called lost generation of The Rams and Chargers
people who grew up in Los should have strong commu-
at Denver Angeles from 1995 through nity outreach programs.
7:15 2015, when there was no NFL The Rams last season do-
ESPN team based here. nated equipment to the Los
CHARGERS I was a basketball guy Angeles Unified School
growing up, he said. The District and sponsored a
at Seattle Rams and Raiders left when seven-on-seven high school
6 I was in first grade. tournament. They also are
FS1 At Woodland Hills Taft sponsoring a pilot program
GALAXY High, he became so good at Gary McCullough Associated Press creating an academic chal-
catching passes that USC SAYS SOUTHLAND-BRED Malik Jackson of the lenge among the high school
TBA* offered him a scholarship. Jaguars: Not having an NFL team didnt bother me. football teams at Crenshaw,
7 USC was like a pro Eagle Rock, Fairfax and San
ESPN2 team, he said. We felt we cities in America that dont Robert Woods (Gardena Fernando. Both NFL teams
SPARKS made it when youre at USC have NFL teams, and kids Serra, USC), DeSean Jack- are honoring high school
because there was no pro still grow up to be NFL son (Long Beach Poly, Cali- coaches of the week.
Shade denotes home game *WNBA playoffs team. players. But when you re- fornia), DeAnthony Thom- The biggest wish list item
How many young ath- move not one but two pro- as (Crenshaw, Oregon) and among high school coaches
letes abandoned football for fessional teams from an Anthony Barr (Loyola, is for the pro teams to hold
TODAY ON THE AIR basketball, baseball, soccer area as large as Los Angeles, UCLA). clinics to show them train-
or other sports in Southern the ramifications can be We came out and ing methods.
TIME EVENT ON THE AIR California over those 21 profound. wanted to live our dreams Im not sure how big the
AUTO RACING seasons probably wont ever Because USC and UCLA and motivate kids that they NFL presence was before,
9 a.m. NASCAR Monster Energy Cup, Federated Auto TV: NBCSN be known, but the return of have strong college pro- could get there, whether Griffin said. I know cities
Parts 400, final practice two pro teams this season grams, they helped keep they were at Birmingham, that do have NFL teams,
with the Rams playing at interest in football alive Oaks Christian or Taft, they do a great job mentor-
1 p.m. NASCAR Xfinity Series, Virginia 529 College TV: NBCSN
the Coliseum and the Char- locally and made dreams Jackson said. We did in- ing. There will be tons of
Savings 250, qualifying
gers at StubHub Center come true even if kids spire others. kids benefiting from having
2:30 p.m. NASCAR Monster Energy Cup, Federated Auto TV: NBCSN should be a boon for the didnt get a chance to see Theres no denying the teams here.
Parts 400, qualifying football community. NFL games live. influence of having an NFL At least one high school
4:30 p.m. NASCAR Xfinity Series, Virginia 529 College TV: NBCSN It helps build the new You rely on the college team visit your city. Ryan player has his own brother
Savings 250 generation, said Smith, team and being the best in Griffin, a backup quarter- to serve as an NFL role
BASEBALL who has sons ages 6 and 2. your city and high school, back with the Tampa Bay model. That would be
5 p.m. New York Yankees at Texas TV: MLB You take them to a game, said Malik Jackson of the Buccaneers and a graduate Chaminades Mac Griffin,
7 p.m. Colorado at Dodgers TV: SNLA R: 570, and you see the fans. I didnt Jacksonville Jaguars, a of West Hills Chaminade Ryans younger brother.
1020 have that when I was a kid. defensive tackle who played High, played basketball as a In Los Angeles, nothing
The first NFL game that at Lake Balboa Birming- child. But he also became a is simple when it comes to
7 p.m. Angels at Seattle TV: FS West
second-round draft pick ham High. Not having an big fan of the Dallas Cow- deciding which pro team to
R: 830, 1330
JuJu Smith-Schuster of the NFL team didnt bother me. boys, who trained in Ox- root for. The Raiders left in
BOXING Pittsburgh Steelers plays It made me hungry to be on nard. 1994 but still have a large
10 p.m. David Benavidez vs. Ronald Gavril TV: Showtime will be more than just a a team. I followed on TV, he following.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL memorable experience. Players who made it to said. I went to Cowboy Its hard to go against
3:30 p.m. Memphis at Central Florida TV: ESPNU I didnt see any NFL the NFL remember being training camp all the time. the Giants, but Im going to
5 p.m. Oklahoma State at South Alabama TV: ESPN2 games ever, the standout inspired to follow the paths My mom is from Dallas. She pick a game and go watch,
receiver from Long Beach of some of their favorite high brainwashed me. For my Smith said. In my heart, I
5 p.m. Ohio at Purdue TV: FS1 Poly High and USC said. Ill school and college players, 10th birthday, I got to watch bleed blue.
COLLEGE SOCCER be playing before I ever such as Keyshawn Johnson Cowboys-Packers, Troy
2:30 p.m. Women, Santa Clara at USC TV: Pac-12 watched them. (Dorsey High, USC), Clay Aikman versus Brett Favre. [email protected]
4 p.m. Indiana at Maryland TV: Big Ten Yes, there are plenty of Matthews (Agoura, USC), And now, NFL players Twitter: latsondheimer
4 p.m. Virginia Tech at Duke TV: Prime
7:30 p.m. Women, Florida Gulf Coast at Arizona TV: Pac-12
COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL
6 p.m. Women, UCLA at Nebraska
COLLEGE WATER POLO
TV: Big Ten Big wins a kick for Santa Margarita
5 p.m. Stanford at USC TV: Pac-12
wood, the Freeway League
GOLF
6:30 a.m. Omega European Masters TV: Golf
Brady impressively TONIGHTS TOP GAMES MVP last season at Fuller-
ton Troy. He has mobility
11:30 a.m. LPGA, Indy WIT Championship TV: Golf punctuates rout by Lancaster Paraclete (2-0) at Westlake Village Oaks Chris- and loves to scramble. He
9:30 p.m. Champions, Japan Airlines Championship TV: Golf booting field goals of tian (1-1), 7 p.m.: Paraclete is ranked No. 1 in Southern Sec- broke off a 55-yard touch-
TV: Golf tion Division 5 and have been playing like a Division 1 team. down run in which no
4:30 a.m. Omega European Masters
(Sat.)
55 and 47 yards. Quarterback Brevin White, receiver Andre Hunt and fresh- Alemany defender touched
man running back Amir Bankhead are off to outstanding him. He also passed for two
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL S. MARGARITA 61 starts. Oaks Christian knocked off Edison last week after touchdowns.
7:30 p.m. Chaminade at St. John Bosco TV: Prime ALEMANY 7 relying more on the physicality of quarterback Josh Calvert. Then there was running
PRO BASKETBALL The pick: Paraclete. back Chad Magyar, who
By Eric Sondheimer
4:30 p.m. Basketball Hall of Fame enshrinement TV: NBA West Hills Chaminade (2-0) vs. Bellflower St. John Bosco
scored three touchdowns
SOCCER and rushed for 161 yards in 13
(1-1) at El Camino College, 7:30 p.m.: Chaminade gets an
Dylan Brady, a senior carries.
11:15 a.m. Germany, Hamburg vs. Leipzig TV: FS2, UDN early playoff test. The Eagles offensive line might be the
kicker for Santa Margarita, The fourth quarter was
11:30 a.m. France, Metz vs. Paris Saint-Germain TV: beIN1 best in school history, but St. John Boscos defense is a
experienced a first half that played under a running
11:45 a.m. Spain, Leganes vs. Getafe TV: beIN2 strength. Running back Andrew Van Buren must be able to
kickers can only dream clock. It has been a challeng-
pick up yards for Chaminade to stay close.
4:30 p.m. Mexico, Puebla vs. Cruz Azul TV: UDN about Thursday night in a
The pick: St. John Bosco.
ing opening month for sec-
6:45 p.m. Mexico, Atlas vs. Tigres UANL TV: UDN nonleague game against ond-year Alemany coach
Eric Sondheimer
3:45 a.m. Spain, Real Madrid vs. Levante TV: beIN Net Mission Hills Alemany at James Washington, who
(Sat.) Laguna Hills. won a Super Bowl ring with
Brady sent seven kickoffs opening a 48-7 halftime lead. With Santa Margarita the Dallas Cowboys. The
4:15 a.m. England, Manchester City vs. Liverpool TV: NBCSN, UNVSO
flying into the end zone for It was another sign of the and JSerra already owning Warriors (1-2) are trying to
(Sat.)
touchbacks. He booted a 47- dominance of Trinity wins over Alemany and Loy- compete in Division 1. Re-
6:15 a.m. Germany, Monchengladbach vs. Frankfurt TV: FSP, UDN yard field goal. And on the fi- League teams this season. ola, those two teams will ceiver Jacob Perez had 11
(Sat.) nal play of the half, he made The leagues six teams are a probably have to earn an catches for 96 yards.
6:30 a.m. Germany, Freiburg vs. Dortmund TV: FS1, FOXD a 55-yard field goal, with the combined 12-1. automatic berth through As for Fisher, hes happy
(Sat.) ball hitting the crossbar and And the Eagles knocked the Mission League by fin- with the Eagles. I took this
6:30 a.m. Germany, Mainz vs. Leverkusen TV: FS2 bouncing over. He finished off Loyola 35-0 and now ishing in the top three spots job for a reason, he said. To
(Sat.) the night going 11 for 11 on Alemany in their last two to get in. coach in the Trinity League,
6:45 a.m. England, Arsenal vs. Bournemouth TV: NBCSN, UNVSO touchbacks and made seven games. Both are Division 1 Coach Rich Fisher, in his the best in America, and
(Sat.) conversion kicks. Mission League teams that second season at Santa Mar- against the best athletes. I
TENNIS Thirteen points is not already are facing a difficult garita after previously hope Im here a long time.
bad, he said. road to the playoffs. coaching 17 years in the col-
9 a.m. U.S. Open, doubles final TV: ESPN2
Santa Margarita (3-0) Sixteen of the 18 Division lege ranks, has an intriguing [email protected]
1 p.m. U.S. Open, mens semifinals TV: ESPN cruised to a 61-7 victory after 1 teams make the playoffs. quarterback in Josiah Nor- Twitter: latsondheimer
Nunes-Shevchenko gets top billing at UFC 215

orders of UFC doctors. He What [White] said didnt
Demetrious Johnsons and Johnson could poten- bother me at all. My money is
foe gets ill and drops tially meet Oct. 7 at UFC 216, a UFC 215 going to be the same, Nunes
card currently headlined by said. The most important
out of Saturdays main an interim lightweight title
Main Event: Amanda
thing I can do is beat this girl
fight between Orange Coun- [Shevchenko] in front of me
event in Edmonton. tys Tony Ferguson and Kevin Nunes (14-4) vs. No. 1 first fight of the night, or
Lee at T-Mobile Arena in Las Valentina Shevchenko last and I know in my next
By Lance Pugmire Vegas. (14-2) for Nunes show, Im going to be in the
UFC officials later con- bantamweight belt. main event.
Amanda Nunes was sick, firmed Borgs withdrawal, When: Saturday. What it came down to in
pulled out of the July UFC saying he had a viral illness. Where: Rogers Place, July, Nunes said, was uphold-
main event as it neared and Borgs illness simulta- Edmonton, Canada. ing her responsibility as part
was told she wouldnt be neously redeems and thwarts TV: Pay-per-view ($59.95) of the big team that is the
placed in another showcase UFC President Dana White, begins at 7 p.m. PDT; UFC, an obligation to per-
for her misdeed. who was met by resistance preliminary undercard form only when feeling her
Nearly two months to the from Johnson over Whites in- Christian Petersen Getty Images fights on Fox Sports 1 at 5 best to sustain the momen-
day, Nunes is back in the terest in assigning the cham- AMANDA NUNES , previously demoted from the top p.m. tum that womens fighting
main event of UFC 215 Sat- pion a more stringent test for of the card, is fighting in the main event again. Undercard: No. 6 Neil has gained from the Rousey
urday in Edmonton, Canada, the record against former Magny (19-6) vs. No. 10 era through hers, as Nunes
as news broke Thursday bantamweight champion T.J. July 8 meeting was scrapped week to clean up her mess Rafael dos Anjos (26-9), confronts likely her most dif-
night that flyweight title con- Dillashaw the former Cal and rescheduled. with White by repeatedly ex- welterweights; No. 10 Ilir ficult fight yet.
tender Ray Borg has with- State Fullerton wrestler now Then, Nunes said she fol- plaining her withdrawal and Latifi (13-5) vs. No. 13 Tyson Everybody has things to
drawn from his planned awaiting a Nov. 4 title shot at lowed her coachs suggestion vowing for a quick return to Pedro (6-0), light- say, and Im not going to be
headline fight against cham- bantamweight champion and her own hunch that the the dominant form that heavyweights; No. 8 mad at [White] for giving his
pion Demetrious Johnson. Cody Garbrandt. sinus illness she suffered with gained her first-round, pay- Jeremy Stephens (25-14) opinion, Nunes said. Hes
Johnson (26-2-1) was bid- Earlier Thursday, John- on the morning of her UFC 213 per-view main-event victo- vs. No. 14 Gilbert Melendez my boss. Im not going to fight
ding to break former middle- son expressed excitement main event in Las Vegas was ries over Miesha Tate and (22-6), featherweights. with the person whos feeding
weight champion Anderson that the moment is here, to too severe to fight with, leav- Ronda Rousey last year after me. I respect him as a boss.
Silvas record for consecutive pass Silva. Now, Ive just got ing the UFC to offer refunds. she defeated Shevchenko by Im going to prove to him that
successful title defenses, and to do my thing. No other White followed through on decision in March 2016. Why do I have to step in the Im the best and move for-
beating No. 3-rated Borg champion has been here. I his promise to punish Nunes I wasnt feeling good in cage? ward with my career.
(11-2) wouldve been John- just have to execute. by placing her rematch with the morning and my coach Anyway, Nunes said be- Ill take on whatever chal-
sons record-setting 11th Instead, Borgs misfor- Shevchenko under the told me not to fight. I knew fore Borgs illness, she felt lenge life gives me, and Valen-
straight defense. tune revives womens ban- planned title defense of John- itd be rescheduled, and here Johnson deserved the main tina will be that next chal-
Instead, Borg fell ill and, tamweight champion Nunes son, who last fought in Kan- we are now, Nunes said. I event as a showcase for his lenge.
according to a report (14-4), who will meet top- sas City in a UFC on Fox worked too hard in my career skills, which have him ranked
by mmafighting.com, was rated contender Valentina headliner. to put my belt on the line as the No. 1 pound-for-pound [email protected]
pulled from the card on the Shevchenko (14-2) after their Nunes has sought this when Im not feeling good. fighter on UFC.com. Twitter: @latimespugmire
L AT I M E S . C O M / S P O RT S S F R I DAY, SE P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 D3
NFL WEEK 1
Chiefs crash Patriots celebration
ons, who unveiled their fifth
Smith is brilliant as banner during a pregame cel-
ebration that included a live
Kansas City ruins performance by the rapper
defending champs Flo Rida, and with hometown
favorite Mark Wahlberg act-
banner-raising night. ing as master of ceremonies.
Goodell was in attendance
KANSAS CITY 42 and was booed loudly when he
NEW ENGLAND 27 walked onto the visitors side-
line before the game.
By Sam Farmer Goodell is public enemy
No. 1 among Patriots fans,
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. who feel he unfairly punished
They cheered. They danced. Brady for an alleged football-
They high-fived. deflating scheme. Although
Thursday was a night of this was shaping up to be
celebration for the New Eng- Goodells first trip back to
land Patriots. Gillette since Brady served
Until the Kansas City his four-game suspension, the
Chiefs came to life. commissioner actually at-
In a resounding upset of tended an exhibition game
the defending Super Bowl here in August.
champions, the visiting Chiefs A barely audible Belichick
relied on a pristine perform- summed up the night: Bad
ance by quarterback Alex defense. Bad coaching. Bad
Smith and the scorching playing. Bad football.
speed of Tyreek Hill and rook-
ie Kareem Hunt to deliver a [email protected]
42-27 defeat that left Gillette
Stadium as quiet as a library. Chiefs 42, Patriots 27
Kansas City ............................7 7 7 2142
The same crowd that New England...........................7 10 10 027
toasted the five-time Super First Quarter
Bowl champions, booed NFL NE Gillislee 2 run (Gostkowski kick), 12:08.
Commissioner Roger Good- KC De.Harris 7 pass from A.Smith (Santos kick),
3:03.
ell, and cheered wildly as the Michael Dwyer Associated Press
Second Quarter
latest banner was unfurled, CHIEFS running back Kareem Hunt, left, crosses the goal line for a touchdown ahead of New England Patri- NE FG Gostkowski 25, 14:56.
headed for the exits in ots linebacker Kyle Van Noy and safety Duron Harmon, on ground. Hunt had three touchdowns. NE Gillislee 2 run (Gostkowski kick), 7:27.
stunned disbelief. KC Hunt 3 pass from A.Smith (Santos kick), :13.
Third Quarter
The Patriots, favored by didnt blink. blanket Danny Amendola to a him, and hell keep taking when the Chiefs made a huge
KC Hill 75 pass from A.Smith (Santos kick), 9:19.
nine, had won eight in a row But one of their players did concussion. shots down the field. play, stuffing the run for no NE Gillislee 1 run (Gostkowski kick), 5:01.
when opening the season at reboot. Hunt coughed up the We didnt make a lot of Both teams lost key defen- gain on fourth and one. NE FG Gostkowski 32, :09.
home. Even without star re- ball on Kansas Citys first play plays tonight, Brady said. sive players. New England Then, Kansas City re- Fourth Quarter
ceiver Julian Edelman, done from scrimmage a guy who We need to be a lot better in a linebacker Donta Hightower sponded with a 90-yard scor- KC Hunt 78 pass from A.Smith (Santos kick), 14:07.
KC Hunt 4 run (Santos kick), 5:14.
for the year because of a knee never lost a fumble in four lot of areas. Start with our at- left the game in the third ing drive that culminated with KC West 21 run (Santos kick), 4:00.
injury, they are loaded with years at Toledo then put on titude and our competi- quarter with an apparent a seven-yard touchdown pass TEAM STATISTICS KC NE
talent. They almost went up an amazing show. He finished tiveness. knee injury, and All-Pro Kan- from Smith to tight end First downs ...................................26 25
Total Net Yards .............................537 371
by two touchdowns in the first with 243 yards from scrim- The Chiefs took a 21-17 lead sas City safety Eric Berry was Demetrius Harris. Rushes-yards ..........................27-185 35-124
Passing.......................................352 247
six minutes but there was no mage and three touchdowns, just before the midway point carted off with what looked to Still, the Patriots were Punt Returns ..............................4-10 1-8
writing off the Chiefs, who fin- including a catch and carry of the third quarter, when Hill be an Achilles injury. knocking on the door Kickoff Returns ...........................4-86 3-49
Interceptions Ret...........................0-0 0-0
ished with 537 yards of offense. that covered 78 yards. got behind the defense and The Patriots led at half- throughout the opening quar- Comp-Att-Int..........................28-35-0 16-36-0
The 42 points were the Guys were just letting me turned a long pass into a 75- time, 17-14, but the game lop- ter, with 20 of their 27 snaps Sacked-Yards Lost .......................3-16 3-20
Punts .....................................6-43.7 6-40.3
most allowed by the Patriots know, We got your back, to yard touchdown. He was so sided at that point. coming in Chiefs territory. Fumbles-Lost................................2-1 1-0
in the Bill Belichick era forget about it and come back far ahead of his pursuers after New England opened with Scoring both of New Eng- Penalties-Yards........................15-139 6-55
Time of Possession ....................30:14 29:46
eclipsing the 41they gave up to and make plays, Hunt said. making the catch, he turned a touchdown drive, then got lands touchdowns in the first Individual Leaders
the Chiefs in a 2014 loss. Smith was brilliant, com- and shot them the peace sign. the ball right back when Hunt half was running back Mike RUSHING:Chiefs, Hunt 17-148, West 1-21, Hill 2-5,
On defense, the Chiefs pleting 28 of 35 passes for 368 As far as the touchdown, it fumbled on the visitors first Gillislee, formerly of Buffalo, a Thomas 1-4, Kelce 1-4, A.Smith 5-3. Patriots, Gillislee
15-45, J.White 10-38, Hogan 3-17, Burkhead 3-15,
stymied Tom Brady, who lost yards and four touchdowns. was Alex and the offensive play from scrimmage. free-agent acquisition in the Lewis 2-9, Brady 2-0.
for the first time in 10 Thurs- That vastly upstaged Brady, line, everybody protecting, The Patriots took pos- offseason. He would score a PASSING:Chiefs, A.Smith 28-35-0-368. Patriots,
day night starts. who completed 16 of 36 passes Hill said. Without those guys, session at the Kansas City 32 third touchdown to reclaim Brady 16-36-0-267.
RECEIVING:Chiefs, Hill 7-133, Hunt 5-98, Kelce 5-40,
We didnt blink, Kansas for 267 yards, with no touch- I wouldnt have been able to and moved all the way to the the lead in the third quarter. A.Wilson 5-37, Conley 2-43, De.Harris 2-15, West 1-4,
City linebacker Derrick John- downs or interceptions, and get down the field Alex is our 10, threatening to take a two- The home crowd was Thomas 1-(minus 2). Patriots, Amendola 6-100, Cooks
3-88, J.White 3-30, Gronkowski 2-33, Hogan 1-8, Burk-
son said. Thats the best was under heavy pressure, es- leader. Weve just got to rally touchdown lead with less than buzzing to celebrate the de- head 1-8.
thing we did tonight. We pecially after losing security behind him, keep supporting six minutes expired. Thats fending Super Bowl champi- FIELD GOALS MISSED: None.
FARMERS PICKS AROUND THE LEAGUE
No. 1 pick Garrett

The Times NFL writer, Sam Farmer, examines this Cardinals 31, Lions 21
weeks matchups. Lines according to Pregame.com TV: None. DirecTV: 712.
Line: Cardinals by 2. O/U: 48.
(O/U = over/under). Last seasons record 172-82-2 (.677).
is out a few weeks

The Cardinals are going to be more ver-
Using point spreads with the scores Farmer predicted, satile on both sides of the ball than a lot ARI at DET
of people expect. The Lions are at home, (7-8-1) (9-7)
the record against the spread last season would have
and they have Matthew Stafford, but the Sunday, 10 a.m.
been 130-118-2 (.524). Records from last season. left side of that line is a liability.
wide receiver Ricardo Lou-
associated press
Bills 20, Jets 13 Buccaneers at Dolphins, ppd. is.
TV: None. DirecTV: 705. TV: None. DirecTV: 713.
Coach Hue Jackson did
Line: Bills by 812. O/U: 40. Line: Off board. O/U: Off board.
Myles Garretts NFL de- not provide any details of the
Both of these teams have been stripped Because Hurricane Irma is headed for
but for the Browns wont skirmish, which took place
of some of their best players. With Tyrod NYJ at BUF south Florida this weekend, Tampa Bay TB at MIA
happen for weeks. before practice.
Taylor back at quarterback, the home (5-11) (7-9) and Miami will begin the season with an (9-7) (10-6) The top overall pick in
this years draft will miss
team should be OK. The Jets already Sunday, 10 a.m. off week. The game will be made up on
Sundays opener against
Falcons Jones
look hellbent on getting the No. 1 pick. Nov. 19 in Miami, which is Week 11. is ready to go
Pittsburgh and possibly a
few more games after se- All-Pro receiver Julio
Bengals 24, Ravens 17 Rams 24, Colts 13
verely spraining his right an- Jones said Thursday that he
TV: None. DirecTV: 706. TV: Channel 2. DirecTV: 714. kle during practice. A team- is 100% healthy for the At-
Line: Bengals by 3. O/U: 4212. Line: Rams by 312. O/U: 4112. mate fell on the back of his lanta Falcons opener Sun-
The Bengals are loaded with talent but Rams catch a big break, with Andrew leg during a drill Wednesday. day at Chicago.
cant seem to put it all together in criti- BAL at CIN Luck on the sideline and Scott Tolzien IND at LAR
An MRI revealed the 6- Jones had right foot
(8-8) (6-9-1) (8-8) (4-12)
cal games. They should be able to hold (0-2-1 as starter) under center. That said, foot-4, 275-pound Garrett surgery in March and took
off Baltimore, though, with Joe Flacco at Sunday, 10 a.m. the Rams can take nothing for granted, Sunday, 1 p.m.
has a high ankle sprain, an just eight snaps in one pre-
less than 100% and a shaky offense. especially without Aaron Donald. injury that typically takes season game, but hes been
several weeks to heal. His practicing with no restraints
Steelers 30, Browns 13 Packers 28, Seahawks 27 status will be updated in a for the last three weeks.
TV: None. DirecTV: 707. TV: Channel 11. DirecTV: 715. couple of weeks, the team Jones ranked second in
Line: Steelers by 912. O/U: 4612. Line: Packers by 3. O/U: 51. said. That means he will sit the NFL last year with 1,409
The Steelers could break records with The Packers have a tendency to dig out against the Steelers and yards receiving. In 2015, he
that offense, but it could take a while to PIT at CLE themselves a hole early, and the Sea- SEA at GB likely the following week at had the second-best season
get revved up. The Browns are going to be (11-5) (1-15) hawks are going to improve as their (10-5-1) (10-6) Indianapolis, and perhaps in league history with 136
a little better on offense, but theyre Sunday, 10 a.m. offensive line gets time together. But Sunday, 1:15 p.m. other games. catches for1,871yards receiv-
starting a rookie QB vs. Pittsburgh. Green Bay gets off to a good start here. This is the second time ing.
Garrett already has been Coach Dan Quinn ex-
Texans 24, Jaguars 17 Panthers 23, 49ers 17 hurt as a pro, and those set- pects Jones to have no limi-
backs came after he was lim- tations with his foot against
TV: None. DirecTV: 708. TV: None. DirecTV: 716.
ited during his junior year at the Bears.
Line: Texans by 5. O/U: 3912. Line: Panthers by 512. O/U: 48.
Texas A&M by a badly We are definitely throw-
The Texans are going to try to run it a lot, Cam Newton barely played this summer
sprained left ankle. ing long passes, Quinn said
let Tom Savage protect the ball and their JAC at HOU and hes coming off shoulder surgery. CAR at SF
(3-13) (9-7) (6-10) (2-14)
Garrett sustained a lat- with a smile. I guess what
top-ranked defense will be rolling with The Panthers still have the edge here.
eral sprain to his left foot Id be concerned about is if
J.J. Watt back. Jacksonville has lots of big Sunday, 10 a.m. That said, the 49ers are going to get some Sunday, 1:15 p.m.
during minicamp while he didnt have practice time.
names but precious little mojo. confidence as the season gets rolling.
pressuring former Browns Thats a different story.
quarterback Brock Os-
Titans 27, Raiders 23 Giants 31, Cowboys 23 weiler. The injury was ini- Etc.
TV: None. DirecTV: 709. TV: Channel 4. tially thought to be serious, New York Giants wide re-
Line: Titans by 212. O/U: 51. Line: Cowboys by 4. O/U: 48. but Garretts foot was immo- ceiver Odell Beckham Jr.
This could be the best matchup of the New Yorks defense is going to be solid, bilized in a walking boot and has missed his third practice
week. Tennessee now has a passing game OAK at TEN and the Giants tend to play well at Dal- NYG at DAL he recovered in time for the this week and his status for
to go with a ground-and-pound running (12-4) (9-7) las. They have had months to devise a (11-5) (13-3) start of training camp. the season opener against
attack. Raiders have an excellent offense Sunday, 10 a.m. game plan against Dak Prescott, and it Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Garrett had been point- the Cowboys in Dallas re-
but are vulnerable on defense. pays off even with Ezekiel Elliott playing. ing to the opener and prom- mains in doubt because of a
ised to sack Ben Roethlis- sprained left ankle. For the
Eagles 27, Redskins 21 Vikings 28, Saints 23 berger. Before Wednesdays second straight day, Beck-
practice, Garrett said taking ham stretched with team-
TV: Channel 11. DirecTV: 710. TV: ESPN.
down Steelers quarterback mates before the practice
Line: Eagles by 112. O/U: 48. Line: Vikings by 3. O/U: 48.
would be nice, but his main and then worked with a
Eagles added much-needed skill players Sam Bradford is a play-it-safe quarter-
objective was to wreak havoc trainer. ... The Cincinnati
and should be able to run. Their defen- PHI at WAS back, and the Vikings will lean on the NO at MIN
(7-9) (8-7-1) (7-9) (8-8)
wherever he could. Bengals signed linebacker
sive line is tough, particularly Fletcher ground game. Minnesotas defense will
Sunday, 10 a.m. Monday, 4 p.m. Its to make a differ- Vontaze Burfict to a three-
Cox. Not sure Redskins, with new receiv- be hard to budge. Adrian Peterson will be
ence, he said. Making a dif- year contract extension that
ers, will pick up where they left off. looking to trample his old team. Not here.
ference whether its a sack, will keep him with the team
TFL [tackle for loss] or just through the 2020 season.
Falcons 34, Bears 17 Broncos 24, Chargers 21 being disruptive, thats what The move Thursday comes
TV: None. DirecTV: 711. TV: ESPN. Im going to do. Im going to despite Burfict being sus-
Line: Falcons by 6 12. O/U: 49. Line: Broncos by 3. O/U: 43. take the opportunities that pended by the NFL for the
The Bears are going to be able to run the The Broncos have a slight edge because are given to me. first three games this season
ball a bit this season, but they dont have ATL at CHI theyre at home and have an excellent LAC at DEN Also, the Browns re- for his egregious hit on Kan-
(11-5) (3-13) (5-11) (9-7) leased safety Calvin Pryor sas City Chiefs fullback An-
receivers and Mike Glennon doesnt defense. But Philip Rivers has proved he
scare anyone. If the Falcons have a Super Sunday, 10 a.m. can lead a team to victory in Denver, and Monday, 7:15 p.m. on Thursday shortly after he thony Sherman in a pre-
Bowl hangover, it wont show this week. the Chargers have some playmakers. was involved in a fight with season game.
D4 F R I DAY , S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 L AT I M E S . C O M / S P O RTS
FOOTBALL
Keeping Rivers healthy key for Chargers

be critical this year, Rex cant do. ning back Melvin Gordon,
Team probably can Ryan, the former Buffalo Effective blocking up fullback Derek Watt and
Bills and New York Jets head front and the ability of a run- tight ends Antonio Gates
make a run at playoffs, coach who will be in the ning back to pick up a blitz- and Hunter Henry might
provided quarterback ESPN booth for Monday ing linebacker or defensive have to chip in to keep Miller
nights game, said on a con- back also would extend Riv- away from Rivers.
can stay on the field. ference call. ers shelf life. Everybody has a plan to
Im impressed by their A rebuilt line that fea- slow down Von Miller, but it
By Mike DiGiovanna starters, but offensively, I tures three new starters doesnt seem to work, Char-
dont like their depth. If left tackle Russell Okung, gers coach Anthony Lynn
Kellen Clemens is an 11- something ever happened to center Spencer Pulley and said. Hes a great player.
year veteran who has a firm Philip Rivers oh boy. You right guard Kenny Wiggins
grasp of the Chargers of- have to protect him. If the will get its first test Mon- Etc.
fense and, as evidenced by Chargers do that, theres no day against a Broncos de- The Chargers will have
his uneven preseason play reason they cant make fense that features outside different captains every
and the fact hes thrown 10 some noise in the conference linebacker Von Miller, who, week, with Lynn naming
regular-season passes in and in the league. with Houstons J.J. Watt, is them in the locker room
three years with the team, a The 6-foot-5, 228-pound considered one of the top right before the game.
limited ceiling. Rivers has absorbed his fair two pass rushers in the NFL. Everybody goes crazy, and
Second-year pro Cardale share of hits in recent years The 6-3, 237-pound Miller, we go out, Lynn said. Its
Jones, acquired from Buf- he was sacked a career- a five-time Pro Bowl selec- just the way I like it. I think
falo in August, has consider- high 49 times for a loss of 311 tion, can wreak havoc on an certain guys step up each
able physical gifts size, yards in 2012 and at least 36 offense, using his speed, week. Some people evolve as
strong arm, nimble feet times in each of the last power, acceleration and leaders as the year goes on,
but might lack the touch and three seasons but hes hand techniques to average and I think its best to re-
command of the offense to avoided a knockout blow. more than 12 sacks over six ward guys and do it week by
step in and be effective. It also helps that Rivers, seasons. week. Receiver Dontrelle
The Chargers open the a traditional pocket passer I know he gets a lot of at- Inman (groin), defensive
season at Denver on Mon- who has averaged 28 carries tention for the sacks and the end Jerry Attaochu (ham-
day night with one of the in11years as a starter, is not a sack-fumbles, and rightfully string) and tight end Sean
leagues best quarterbacks scrambling man. so, but hes an every-down McGrath (knee) were lim-
in Philip Rivers, the 35-year- Ive been reckless at player, Rivers said. He ited participants in Thurs-
old gunslinger who ranks times with the football, but plays the run as good as any days practice. All are ex-
12th on footballs all-time Ive never felt like Ive played linebacker in the league. pected to play Monday.
passing list with 45,833 yards reckless from the stand- Hes a guy who can change Broncos cornerback Aquib
in 13 years and has made 185 point of putting myself in po- the game. Talib (Achilles tendon) and
consecutive starts dating to sition to take silly hits, Riv- The Broncos move Miller running back Jamaal
2006. ers said before Thursdays from side to side to create fa- Charles (knee) did not prac-
You dont have to be hit practice. There is a fine line. vorable matchups so at tice Thursday. The Char-
with a lightning bolt to know If its third-and-four and some point you have to block gers signed tight end Brae-
the Chargers will need Riv- the game is on the line and him one on one, Chargers don Bowman, a South Ala-
ers Iron Man streak to Im right there at the first- offensive coordinator Ken bama product who was re-
continue deep into Decem- down marker, Im probably Whisenhunt said. You have cently waived by New
ber to have a chance to re- gonna lay out for it. But to do everything you can to Orleans, to their practice
bound from a 5-11 season and there are times when you get help on him because he is squad and waived lineback-
compete for a playoff spot. know to throw the ball away so disruptive. er Joseph Jones.
Jae C. Hong Associated Press The Chargers ability to as opposed to gaining two Okung and tackle Joe
PHILIP RIVERS has made 185 consecutive starts at run the football and protect yards or slide as opposed to Barksdale will have their [email protected]
quarterback for the Chargers, who were 5-11 last year. the quarterback is going to trying to do something you hands full with Miller. Run- Twitter: @MikeDiGiovanna
COLLEGES
Commanding Threatening
letter is sent
locker room is to the home
big challenge of Sumlin
wire reports
[Rams, from D1] name.
youngest coach in modern Youre going to listen for Texas A&M and law en-
league history handled him- that reason, but also just be- forcement officials were in-
self during a Super Bowl me- cause of the energy and the vestigating Thursday night
dia blitz, the NFL scouting focus. after football coach Kevin
combine and the owners Said offensive lineman Sumlin received a racist and
meetings. Jamon Brown: He has an threatening letter at his
Hall of Fame quarter- aura and a demeanor about home.
back Troy Aikman praised him. He gets your attention His wife, Charlene Sum-
McVay for his football knowl- once he walks in the room. lin, posted a picture of the
edge and maturity, and for McVay, however, has no letter, which had a return ad-
demonstrating that he experience as a head coach dress in Houston, on Twit-
could run an effective of- at any level. ter. The handwritten letter,
fense with the Washington When Seattle Seahawks which included a racial epi-
Redskins. coach Pete Carroll was 31, he thet, read: You suck as a
Now he must prove some- was a North Carolina State coach! Youre a ... and cant
thing else. assistant still a few years win! Please get lost! Or else.
Ive always felt, for me, if from his first job as an NFL On the post Charlene
I was hiring a head coach, assistant. He was 42 when he added: People of 2017:
the first thing Id want to was hired to coach the New please tell me how any part
know is that he could get in York Jets. of this is OK? And to the
front of 53 guys and com- What an extraordinary sender: did it occur to you
mand the room during diffi- opportunity for the guy, that a child may open it?
cult times, Aikman, an ana- Carroll, 65, said of McVay. If Ben Margot Associated Press Texas A&M President
lyst for Fox, said shortly af- he can do it well and hang RAMS CORNERBACK Trumaine Johnson, returning an interception in a pre- Michael Young and athletic
ter McVay was hired. Be- with it and make it through season game against the Raiders, was voted a team captain by the players. director Scott Woodward is-
cause no matter how good the years of formulating sued a joint statement con-
you are, theres going to be a your program and your phi- RAMS REPORT demning the letter and add-
stretch of the season where losophy and all of that and ing that they are: working
its a challenge.
So that would be the No.
1 requirement for me.
Former Dallas Cowboys
survive then he will prove
that he was worthy of it.
Arizona Cardinals coach
Bruce Arians, 64, knows
Phillips will finally have with law enforcement au-
thorities to bring the sender
of this letter to justice.
Texas A&M squandered
coach Jimmy Johnson, also
a Fox analyst, said he was
initially concerned about
McVays age. But McVays
what its like to be a head
coach at 30.
Temple hired Arians in
1983. In six seasons there, he
his defense, minus Donald a 34-point third-quarter
lead in a season-opening 45-
44 loss to UCLA on Sunday
at the Rose Bowl.
background he is a grand- had two winning seasons. Its disappointing that Johnson a team captain.
son of former San Francisco Arians spent the next 20- By Gary Klein \ hes not here for whatever It shows you what a
49ers executive John McVay plus years working as an and Lindsey Thiry the reasons are, but Ive great job hes done on focus-
Hurricane Irma
and his decision to sur- NFL and college assistant been through it before too, ing on the things that he can causes cancellations
round himself with experi- before taking over as interim Shrouded in injury-de- Phillips said. Youve got to control, McVay said, add- No. 10 Florida State can-
enced coaches such as Wade coach of the Colts in 2012. pleted mystery during the play with the guys you have. ing, Clearly we know what celed its home game Sat-
Phillips allayed those con- The Cardinals hired him in preseason, a near fully We believe that we can type of talent he is but now I urday against Louisiana
cerns. 2013. stocked Rams defense will fi- play well and thats what think hes starting to bring Monroe because of impend-
If youre a smart guy and McVay is on the right nally be on display in Sun- were going to try to do. people with him. ing Hurricane Irma.
you can command a room, track, Arians said. days season opener against Sean McVay continues to Johnson is playing again The cancellation Thurs-
Johnson said, it doesnt Hire some good old guys the Indianapolis Colts. say that he will not rule out under the franchise tag and day night came after Florida
make any difference how old who know what theyre do- Defensive coordinator Donald possibly playing will earn nearly $17 million. Gov. Rick Scott ordered all
you are. ing and trust them so you Wade Phillips is as curious against the Colts, showing He will become an unre- state colleges and universi-
McVay worked as an as- can do your job, Arians said. as anybody. the first-year coach is no stricted free agent after the ties closed through Monday
sistant under Jon and Jay Hes obviously very bright Im just waiting to kind novice when it comes to the season. in order to support shelter
Gruden, Mike Shanahan to get the job. But hell do a of see how we do, Phillips sometimes laughable as- Johnson, 27, said the cap- and emergency relief efforts.
and Jim Haslett. Those ex- good job. said Thursday. I think pects of NFL gamesman- tain designation was an Officials on Wednesday ini-
periences, McVay said, pre- Jon Gruden believes Mc- theres going to be good ship. honor really coming from my tially moved the start time
pared him to take charge in Vays charisma, energy and things. Phillips has coached mul- teammates and that he has from 7 p.m. to noon.
front of the team. intelligence will pull the Phillips, 70, brought his tiple Hall of Fame players focused on just controlling The teams do not have
When things are not go- coach and the Rams trademark 3-4 scheme to the and such current NFL stars what I can control, day-in open dates on the same
ing well or somebody needs through tough times. Rams but has not been able as Houston Texans lineman and day-out. week, preventing them from
to stand up and be that I dont think hes going to truly evaluate it. J.J. Watt and Denver Bron- Phillips said Johnson rescheduling the game.
strong voice and that leader to buckle every time they Starting linebackers cos linebacker Von Miller. could be among the elite No. 22 Florida canceled
that everybody can rally be- face adversity, Gruden said. Robert Quinn and Mark If and when Donald re- players at his position. its Saturday home opener
hind, I think Ive seen it from Gruden described Mc- Barron and cornerback turns, Phillips will coach him Hes come in here, done against Northern Colorado
those coaches and what it Vays assignment as a diffi- Kayvon Webster were held the same way. everything we asked and a and No. 21South Florida and
looks like, he said. And cult job right now. The out of preseason games to You give them the op- little bit more, really, Connecticut called off their
then weve got great exam- Rams, he said, are not going make sure they would be portunity to do what they do Phillips said. And thats game that was scheduled for
ples of it on our staff here. to contend for the Super physically sound for the well, he said, adding, what Ive been impressed Saturday in Storrs, Conn.
Rams players appeared Bowl this season, so they opener. Others such as line- youve got to put them in a with. He works at what he
to embrace McVays football must strive for improve- man Michael Brockers and position to be able to utilize does, hes a smart player. Utah State rolls
knowledge and enthusiasm ment, especially from linebacker Connor Barwin their talent, is all you have to Hes athletic, he listens to Quarterback Kent My-
through offseason workouts quarterback Jared Goff. were limited to two games. do. what were trying to teach ers completed 24 of 26 pas-
and minicamps, training That falls on the head And then, of course, there and he knows how to fit in ses for 323 yards and two
camp and the four-game coach, through good times is the Aaron Donald situa- Leader of the pack the defense. touchdowns to lead Utah
preseason schedule. and bad. tion. The star lineman did Cornerback Trumaine Running back Todd Gur- State to a 51-13 victory over
McVays age has no bear- Youve got to keep your not participate in offseason Johnson is attempting to ley, left tackle Andrew visiting Idaho State.
ing on his ability to com- own confidence level up, workouts, did not report to make the most of a disap- Whitworth, punter Johnny Myers also rushed for 85
mand the room, several Gruden said, because your training camp and remains a pointing situation and Hekker, and linebackers yards and two touchdowns.
players said. parents dont call you and holdout because of a con- hes off to a noteworthy Connor Barwin and Alec He left early in the third
I dont think it makes give you a hug every time you tract dispute. start. Ogletree also were voted quarter with the Aggies (1-1)
much of a difference, offen- get your butt kicked. Phillips, in his 40th NFL The Rams declined to captains. ahead 45-6.
sive lineman Rob Ha- season, has experienced sign Johnson to a long-term Ty Flanagan rushed for
venstein said. It still says [email protected] similar situations as a head contract during the off- [email protected] 106 yards and a score on 25
head coach in front of his Twitter: @latimesklein coach and coordinator. season, but players voted [email protected] carries for the Bengals (1-1.)
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL
UCLA REPORT
Receivers were keys to success

WEEKEND VIEWERS GUIDE
Need some help deciding which college football games to
watch? Look no further. Each Friday, Times contributor
Chuck Schilken handicaps whats worth watching, and
skipping, on the weekends menu of games:
By Ben Bolch
FRIDAY
Josh Rosens eyes mo-
mentarily shifted toward the
Memphis (1-0) at television camera fixed on
Central Florida (1-0) him before UCLAs game Sun-
3:30 p.m., ESPNU day, the quarterback winking
as one corner of his mouth
UCLA fans can get an early look at Memphis, which hosts the curled into a smile.
Bruins on Sept. 16. This game was moved up a day because of It was as if he knew what
the threat of Hurricane Irma. Memphis backs Darrell Hen-
was about to happen and who
derson and Patrick Taylor Jr. combined for 300 yards rushing
was going to help make it pos-
against Louisiana Monroe last week, but quarterback Riley
sible.
Ferguson passed for only 97 yards. Central Floridas McKen-
Rosens career-best per-
zie Milton passed for 360 yards with four touchdowns and one
interception against Florida International. formance during the Bruins
crazy comeback victory over
5 p.m.: Oklahoma State at South Alabama, ESPN2; Ohio at Texas A&M was created in
Purdue, FS1. large part by the success of his
receivers.
Tight end Caleb Wilsons
SATURDAY MORNING
15 catches set a school record
and UCLA had three 100-yard
No. 17 Louisville (1-0) at receivers in a game for only
the second time in school his-
North Carolina (0-1) tory, joining a 2005 triumph Luis Sinco Los Angeles Times
9 a.m., ESPN
over Arizona State. UCLA TIGHT END Caleb Wilson makes a catch against Texas A&M defensive
The Cardinals needed all of Heisman Trophy-winning Wilson finished the game back Armani Watts during the fourth quarter. He had a school-record 15 catches.
quarterback Lamar Jacksons 485 total yards and two with a career-high 203 yards
touchdown passes to pull off a comeback win over Purdue. receiving. Receiver Darren also got a boost from running NFL halftime.
The Tar Heels still have questions at quarterback Bran- Andrews set career highs back Soso Jamabo, who Pac-12 Commissioner
don Harris had two passes intercepted in last weeks loss to with 12 catches and 142 yards caught a swing pass in the fi- Larry Scott said Sunday
California, and coach Larry Fedora has yet to commit to him and tied another career high nal minute to convert a fourth that the condensed format
over Chazz Surratt for the start in this one. with two touchdown catches. down. Another improvement: helped Pac-12 Network view-
9 a.m.: Cincinnati at Michigan, Channel 7; Florida Atlantic Receiver Jordan Lasley had The Bruins dropped only ers catch the start of the USC-
at Wisconsin, Big Ten Network (Big Ten); Iowa at Iowa four catches for 100 yards, in- UCLA vs. Hawaii three passes after routinely Western Michigan game last
State, ESPN2; Northwestern at Duke, ESPNU; East Car- cluding the tying touchdown dropping at least twice that weekend after a close preced-
AT THE ROSE BOWL
olina at West Virginia, FS2; Charlotte at Kansas State, FS in the back of the end zone many during games last sea- ing game between Oregon
West; Buffalo at Army, CBS Sports Network (CBSSN); Ten- with 43 seconds left. Saturday, 2 p.m. son. State and Portland State.
nessee Martin at Mississippi, SEC Network (SEC). We needed it, UCLA TV: Pac-12 Networks Scott said the average game
9:30 a.m.: Jacksonville State at Georgia Tech, Prime. coach Jim Mora said of hav- Speed thrills? length involving Pac-12 teams
11 a.m.: Texas State at Colorado, Pac-12 Networks (Pac-12). ing three receivers with at most deceptive players he had If UCLAs game against was 3 hours 26 minutes.
least 100 yards. We wouldnt ever seen because of an ability Hawaii on Saturday at the In an ideal world, Scott
SATURDAY AFTERNOON have won without that. to get open when sometimes Rose Bowl seems unusually said, Id like to get closer to
Rosen enjoyed most of his you really have no idea how he zippy, it could be at least par- three hours than 312.
success in the fourth quarter, does it. Wilson routinely ex- tially by design.
Nebraska (1-0) at when he passed for 292 of his ploited the Aggies zone cov- The game is part of the Quick hits
491 yards and all four of his erage and displayed what Pac-12 Conferences pilot plan UCLA did not schedule a
Oregon (1-0) touchdowns. But Rosen and might be the surest hands on to shorten nonconference game at Hawaii as part of its
1:30 p.m., Channel 11
Wilson sparked UCLAs come- his team. games broadcast on the agreement to play the Rain-
After racking up 703 yards and 77 points against FCS oppo- back from a 34-point deficit Wilson credited his team- Pac-12 Networks. A variety of bow Warriors, disappointing
nent Southern Utah in coach Willie Taggarts debut last starting late in the third quar- mates confidence in him and measures will be imple- some of the Bruins. The guys
week, Oregon faces a Cornhuskers team that gave up 497 ter when Wilson pulled in a 24- battles with linebacker mented, including a halftime that are coming back next
yards in a 43-36 win over Arkansas State. Coach Mike Riley yard pass near midfield on the Kenny Young in the off- that is 15 minutes instead of year, theyre like, Dang, why
led Nebraska to a 35-32 victory over the Ducks last year after Bruins first touchdown drive season for a swift rise from his 20, a kickoff at 2:01 p.m. that cant we get to go to Hawaii
going 4-10 against them as coach at Oregon State. of the second half. On UCLAs onetime status as a walk-on at will be one minute into the next year? defensive end Ja-
next drive, Rosen completed a USC before transferring to broadcast window and re- cob Tuioti-Mariner said. So
No. 13 Auburn (1-0) at third-down pass underneath UCLA. duced time between quarters. its kind of a bummer that we
the coverage to Wilson, one of They always believed in UCLA and Hawaii had to dont get to go there. UCLA
No. 3 Clemson (1-0) three consecutive plays in me, Wilson said. If I dropped agree to the shortened half- distributed about 1,000 free
4 p.m., ESPN which they connected for first a pass in practice, they would time format beforehand. tickets to the Hawaii game as
downs. be like, Youre better than Doesnt matter, its irrele- a result of its Hurricane Har-
New Clemson quarterback Kelly Bryant set a team opening-
Wilson later made a 26- that, Caleb, thats not like vant, Mora said of losing five vey relief campaign offer.
day record with 313 yards of total offense against Kent State
yard catch when facing a you. I think my team really minutes at halftime. NFL is
last week. Kamryn Pettway, Auburns leading rusher last
fourth-and-three situation. pushed me. 12-minute halftimes, so its [email protected]
year, will be back after a one-week suspension. He may be
joined by Kerryon Johnson, who rushed for 136 yards and a Rosen called Wilson one of the UCLAs receiving corps three minutes longer than an Twitter: @latbbolch
touchdown before leaving with an injury in the second quar-
ter against Georgia Southern.
No. 5 Oklahoma (1-0) at

No. 2 Ohio State (1-0)
4:30 p.m., Channel 7
Western Michigan was a surprise to Trojans
[USC, from D1]
J.T. Barrett passed for four touchdowns in Ohio States 45- Michigan, which ran for 263
24 win over Oklahoma last year. Baker Mayfield passed for yards. How accurately USC
two touchdowns and had two interceptions in that game, has diagnosed its problems
but he and the Sooners havent lost since. Both quarter- and how quickly it addresses
backs passed for three touchdowns and more than 300 them will help determine a
yards in their teams openers crucial game Saturday 6 USC (1-0) vs.
against Stanford, a notori-
No. 15 Georgia (1-0) at ously physical running team. 14 Stanford (1-0)
The first explanation is AT THE COLISEUM
No. 24 Notre Dame (1-0)
4:30 p.m., Channel 4 simple: Western Michigan is Saturday, 5:30 p.m.
just plain good on the ground. TV: Channel 11
Freshman quarterback Jake Fromm will make his first col- Theyre no joke, Gustin
lege start after coming in for injured starter Jacob Eason and said.
leading Georgia to victory over Appalachian State. Bulldogs The second explanation predictions. They didnt ex-
running backs Nick Chubb and Sony Michel combined for also portends well. The Tro- pect to see much 12 person-
nearly 200 yards in that game, but Notre Dames defense had jans rely heavily on Smiths ex- nel: one running back and two
11 tackles for loss, by 10 players, against Temple. perience to align their de- tight ends. They were wrong.
fense. USC struggled most They threw something
No. 14 Stanford (1-0) at acutely without him. that weve never seen before,
No. 6 USC (1-0) But one concern lingers. Smith said. They went a lot of
5:30 p.m., Channel 11 USCs defensive players say 12 personnel and we werent
they werent manhandled, expecting that at all. So we
It has been 10 years since the Cardinals most improbable just out of place. They hadnt didnt practice it at all.
upset over 41-point favorite USC. Trojans quarterback Sam planned for many of the sets Helton said that defensive
Darnold is still looking for his first touchdown pass of the that Western Michigan ran. In coordinator Clancy Pender-
season. Deontay Burnett had seven catches for 142 yards other words, they had months gast did have a package for
against Western Michigan, but coach Clay Helton counted to get prepared, and they wer- 12 personnel, and USC did
four dropped passes by USC receivers in that game. Stan- ent. practice sparingly for it.
fords Bryce Love rushed for 180 yards against Rice. Smiths absence com- Wish it wouldve been
12:30 p.m.: Fresno State at Alabama, ESPN2; Pittsburgh at pounded the alignment is- more, he said.
Penn State, Channel 7; Texas Christian at Arkansas, Chan- sues. And the performance Gustin called defending
nel 2; Tulane at Navy, CBSSN; Western Michigan at Michi- highlighted how crucial he has the Broncos kind of a guess-
gan State, Big Ten; Indiana State at Tennessee, SEC; Indi- become to the defense. West- ing game.
ana at Virginia, ESPNU. ern Michigans yards per at- But its also true that West-
1 p.m.: Central Michigan at Kansas, FS West. tempt dipped by 1.5 yards ern Michigan used other,
2 p.m.: Hawaii at UCLA, Pac-12. from the first half to the sec- more typical formations for
ond, a 25% decline. most of the game. And it still
4 p.m.: South Carolina at Missouri, ESPN2; Nichols State at
Wally Skalij Los Angeles Times Smith is responsible for ran the ball effectively.
Texas A&M, ESPNU.
USC LINEBACKER Porter Gustin, left, had a communicating play calls, di- The Trojans should bene-
4:30 p.m.: Mississippi State at Louisiana Tech, CBSSN.
would-be interception slip through his hands. agnosing offenses and calling fit from familiarity with Stan-
5 p.m.: Montana at Washington, Pac-12; Western Kentucky
out the strong side. Some- ford. They know what the Car-
at Illinois, Big Ten; Texas San Antonio at Baylor, Prime.
The Times picks times hes given two defenses dinal wants to do: use big bod-
and must pick the right one ies to create space for their
SATURDAY EVENING Each week, the Los Angeles Times contingent of college based on the offenses forma- running backs. They pound
football experts its how they refer to themselves tion. So its like being a the ball on the ground.
will make choices on a variety of games. Warning: If they quarterback, coach Clay Stanford also runs enough
Boise State (1-0) at could accurately predict results, they wouldnt be report- Helton said. Its like having to two tight-end packages that
No. 20 Washington St. (1-0) ers or editors. Their picks: call the audible. USC can remain in its base de-
7:30 p.m., ESPN Angel David Mike Ben Zach Without Smith, Gustin fense, with three linemen.
Rodriguez Wharton Hiserman Bolch Helfand said, the whole defense was USC used a nickel defense
Cougars quarterback Luke Falk passed for four touch- Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville Louisville thrown off. Were just all com- heavily against Western Mich-
downs against Boise State last year. He threw for three N. Carolina 38-21 35-28 42-38 38-28 45-31 fortable as one unit, Gustin igan, with only two linemen.
touchdowns and completed his first 20 passes against FCS W. Mich. Mich. St. Mich. St. W. Mich. W. Mich. Mich. St. said. Weve been with him ... But Stanford also changes
opponent Montana State last week. Broncos quarterback Mich. St. 30-21 31-23 28-27 30-28 24-23 for a long time now. formations often. Helton said
Brett Rypien, who had one touchdown and three inter- Nebraska Oregon Oregon Oregon Nebraska Oregon Smiths replacement, Jor- that Stanford used six per-
ceptions against Washington State in 2016, shared playing Oregon 49-17 45-30 35-31 35-31 38-24 dan Iosefa, played well, sonnel groups in its first 10
time with Kansas transfer Montell Cozart last week. Hawkins and Smith said. But plays in its opener. Stanford
Stanford Stanford USC Stanford USC USC
USC 28-24 24-21 31-28 24-17 28-25 he lacked experience. He re- coach David Shaw, Helton
San Diego State (1-0) at Auburn Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson lied on help to make the right said, has always done a good
Arizona State (1-0) Clemson 34-17 28-20 38-31 42-24 35-28 calls and adjustments. job of keeping you off base.
Oklahoma Oklahoma Ohio St. Ohio St. Ohio St. Ohio St. Hawkins had to act like his ed- That type of coaching gave
8 p.m., Pac-12
Ohio St. 28-17 30-23 41-31 28-21 37-31 itor, revising as necessary. USC fits against Western
Rashaad Penny rushed for 197 yards in 21 carries, including a Georgia NDame NDame NDame Georgia Georgia When Cams in there, I dont Michigan. Come Saturday,
61-yard touchdown run, in the Aztecs 38-17 win over FCS op- NDame 27-24 24-17 24-13 24-21 21-20 have to do that, Hawkins Hawkins pledged, Well be
ponent UC Davis. Sun Devils quarterback Manny Wilkins Utah BYU Utah Utah Utah BYU said. I know he knows exactly ready for it.
passed for 300 yards and two touchdowns but was sacked BYU 20-13 21-14 27-17 30-24 27-21 what hes doing.
seven times during a 37-31 win over New Mexico State. Boise St. Wash. St. Wash. St. Wash. St. Wash. St. Wash. St. Still, USC should be able to Quick hit
Wash. St. 34-21 35-24 38-34 38-25 41-34 function without Smith. But Helton said that injured
7 p.m.: Minnesota at Oregon State, FS1. S.D. St. S.D. St. Ariz. St. S.D. St. S.D. St. S.D. St. the turnover of almost the en- offensive tackle Chuma
7:15 p.m.: Utah at Brigham Young, ESPN2. Ariz. St. 35-31 27-20 30-27 24-21 28-27 tire offensive staff at Western Edoga turned a corner, and I
7:30 p.m.: Houston at Arizona, ESPNU. PROGNOSTICATING RECORDS Michigan left USC with a expect him to play.
problem. USC didnt know
Last week 8-2 8-2 6-4 8-2 6-4
[email protected] what offense it would see. [email protected]
Twitter: @chewkiii Season 8-2 8-2 6-4 8-2 6-4 The Trojans made some Twitter: @zhelfand
D6 F R I DAY, SE P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 L AT I M E S . C O M / S P O RTS
BASEBALL
NL STANDINGS
West
DODGERS
Arizona
W
92 48 .657
82 58 .586
L Pct. GB
10

L10
1-9
10-0
Parkers persistence pays off
Colorado 75 65 .536 17 4-6 past a decade of scuffling along in
San Diego 63 78 .447 2912 6-4 He made Angels opening obscurity, Parker pointed across
the Angels clubhouse to Mike
San Francisco 55 87 .387 38 3-7 roster for the first time at Trout, the teams superstar center
Central W L Pct. GB L10
Chicago 77 63 .550 7-3
age 32 and has had a fielder.
He knows, deep down in his
St. Louis 72 68 .514 5 7-3
surprising season. heart, that hes good, Parker said.
Milwaukee 72 68 .514 5 5-5 I feel like Im the same way. Obvi-
By Pedro Moura ously, Im not on Trouts talent lev-
Pittsburgh 67 74 .475 1012 4-6 el, but I know deep down that I am
Cincinnati 61 80 .433 1612 6-4 The boy had quit baseball, say- good enough to do this. Even
East W L Pct. GB L10 ing he no longer found it fun. He though you dont think so, I do,
Washington 86 54 .614 7-3 preferred other activities that can even though Im just a nobody from
fill an 8-year-olds time away from Arkansas.
Miami 67 73 .479 19 1-9
school. Parker thought of an August
Atlanta 62 77 .446 2312 5-5 But while spending this sum- night in Washington when he
New York 61 79 .436 25 4-6 mer with his mother and stepfa- heard a heckler shout to Trout that
Philadelphia 53 87 .379 33 4-6 ther in Anaheim, young Jude re- Bryce Harper was better than him.
vealed that he was again inter- I mean, OK, he never said he
Wild card W L Pct. GB L10 ested. was better than Harper, Parker
Arizona 82 58 .586 +7 10-0 He didnt really say why, but he said. Thats your opinion. But
offered a hint late one evening in with him, with anybody, you cant
Colorado 75 65 .536 4-6
July as he sipped an Icee at his let that get to you. Because once
Milwaukee 72 68 .514 3 5-5 stepfathers locker at Angel Sta- that starts to diminish your own
St. Louis 72 68 .514 3 7-3 dium. confidence in yourself, youre
Blake, Jude said, addressing screwed.
Thursdays results Angels relief pitcher Blake Parker. Its like that quote about the
Colorado 9, at DODGERS 1 Im just so glad youre in the big Jeffrey McWhorter Associated Press boat, how the water is all on the
Chicago 8, at Pittsburgh 2 leagues. RELIEVER Blake Parker has been living in an RV this summer outside and it stays above the wa-
at Washington 4, Philadelphia 3 Whys that? Parker asked as with his wife and stepson within a mile of Angel Stadium. ter. Once it gets in, the boat sinks. If
at New York 7, Cincinnati 2 he tied his shoes and readied to you let it all bounce off you, youll be
at Atlanta 6, Miami 5 head home. sometimes he was hurt, and some- by allowing a late home run, he fine. But once it affects you, youre
at San Diego 3, St. Louis 0 Because we get stuff, Jude times he pitched without confi- replied, You should quit gam- done, slowly but surely.
said, referring to the drink he had dence. Now, as a product of his bling, its a bad habit, and sent A few winters ago, Parkers par-
nabbed from the clubhouse past, Parker possesses a sense of along the national gambling ents persuaded him to undergo a
kitchen. self-reliance rare among his major helpline. hair-replacement operation. It did
AL STANDINGS Jude appreciates the present. league contemporaries. I want them to know that I see not work as intended, and it left
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Parker, 32, knows the struggles of Rather than purchase coffee them, I hear them, but it doesnt him with a significant scar span-
the past. Over the last decade, hes each day, he makes his own cold bother me, he said. I guess it ning the back of his head in the
Houston 86 53 .619 8-2
pitched in places such as Hawaii, brew, buying beans in bulk, soak- gives me my own satisfaction. I shape of a toothless smile. Its vis-
ANGELS 72 68 .514 14 2 1
6-4 Mexico and Iowa. Last winter ing them in water for 24 hours, and try to be funny with it, and at the ible when hes not wearing a cap,
Texas 70 69 .504 16 6-4 alone, he was claimed off waivers filtering out the grounds. Hes left same time take the edge off and and he takes it off each time he
Seattle 69 71 .493 1712 3-7 three times. with a fresh pitcher every day, and joke around. takes the mound, showing the scar
His surprise season with the he leaves it in the clubhouse He acts the same way toward as he faces second base and prays.
Oakland 59 80 .424 27 2-8 Angels started March 22, when he kitchen for all to enjoy. his teammates. In mid-May, as fel- Parker prefers not to discuss
Central W L Pct. GB L10 started striking out everyone. Be- This spring, he purchased an low reliever Cam Bedrosian neared the operation, but he understands
Cleveland 84 56 .600 10-0 tween that afternoon and opening RV in case he needed to shuttle be- a month on the disabled list for an why people ask. He doesnt let it
Minnesota 73 67 .521 11 6-4 day, Parker recorded 17 outs, all tween triple A and the majors. unexpectedly severe groin injury, flood his boat.
strikeouts. Only one hitter he faced Rather than sign a short-term Parker trolled him. Heres what I take away from
Kansas City 69 70 .496 1412 5-5 reached base. It was spring train- lease, he figured hed just live on Bro, he began, waiting until that deal, said his father, Richard.
Detroit 59 80 .424 2412 3-7 ing, sure, but it was a stretch of the road. Instead, he and his wife, Bedrosian looked at him. Are you I take the fact that he doesnt care
Chicago 54 85 .388 2912 2-8 dominance typically unseen near Jordan, along with Jude, have ever gonna pitch again this year? about the scar; he doesnt care
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the sports highest level, and it se- spent the season parked within a Yes, I am, Bedrosian said. what happened. He keeps his hair
cured Parker his first opening-day mile of Angel Stadium. When? Parker asked. In Sep- short and hes not afraid to take off
Boston 79 61 .564 6-4
roster spot. To limit their exposure to nega- tember? his hat. Thats what I love about
New York 75 64 .540 312 5-5 Now, wielding a tight splitter tivity, at least two of his teammates Now, his teammates are repay- Blake. Im telling you, I love the kid
Baltimore 71 69 .507 8 6-4 and firm fastball velocity, Parker have deleted their Twitter ac- ing him. Late-inning relievers often because he just doesnt worry
Tampa Bay 70 71 .496 912 6-4 has 76 strikeouts in 61 innings, a counts or removed the application work out later than other members about it.
team-best 2.36 earned-run average from their phones. Parker em- of the bullpen, and last week as
Toronto 64 76 .457 15 3-7 and a 0.85 walks-plus-hits-per-in- braces it. On a few late nights this Parker took the field for a stretch- Short hop
Wild card W L Pct. GB L10 nings-pitched (WHIP), which is season, he has opened the app to ing session in Texas before a game Albert Pujols has a bone bruise
New York 75 64 .540 +212 5-5 tied for sixth among major league respond to fans ripping him, un- against the Rangers, Bedrosian in his sore left knee. Team doctor
Minnesota 73 67 .521 6-4 relievers. usual behavior for a pro athlete in and Jesse Chavez were headed the Steven Yoon administered a lubri-
The way he pitched in spring 2017. When one fan wrote that opposite direction, having already cating injection into the knee, and
ANGELS 72 68 .514 1 6-4
training, Angels manager Mike Parker had the worst beard he had finished their workout. Pujols, 37, has been cleared to play
Baltimore 71 69 .507 2 6-4 Scioscia said, we didnt know how ever seen, Parker retweeted it with- See you in the ninth, closer, Friday in Seattle.
Texas 70 69 .504 212 6-4 he hadnt been in the big leagues out comment to his 4,000 followers. they said in unison, as they headed
for 10 years. To another man who com- back to the clubhouse. [email protected]
Tampa Bay 70 71 .496 312 6-4
Sometimes he was unlucky, plained that Parker cost him $1,000 To explain how he proceeded Twitter: @pedromoura
Kansas City 69 70 .496 3 2
1
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Seattle 69 71 .493 4 3-7
Thursdays results
New York 9, at Baltimore 1 CUBS 8 METS 7 BRAVES 6 PADRES 3
Cleveland 11, at Chicago 2
Minnesota 4, at Kansas City 2 PIRATES 2 REDS 2 MARLINS 5 CARDINALS 0
Albert Almora Jr. hit a two-run homer, Rookie cleanup hitter Brandon Nimmo Kurt Suzuki capped a two-run rally in Brad Hand struck out Dexter Fowler
Ian Happ had three hits and Chicago, homered twice, Juan Lagares added a the ninth inning when he lined a single with the bases loaded in the ninth
TODAYS GAMES after scoring only four runs in the first solo shot and New York won for the past third base to score Freddie Free- inning, preserving the shutout after
NATIONAL LEAGUE >>>
three games of the series, busted out third time in four games, ending Cin- man, who was intentionally walked and giving up singles to Stephen Piscotty,
MATCHUP W-L ERA TIME
for 13 hits, eight for extra bases. cinnatis three-game winning streak. moved to second on a groundout. Randal Grichuk and Carson Kelly.
COL/Marquez (R) 10-6 4.26 7 p.m.
Chicago AB R H BI Avg. Pittsburgh AB R H BI Avg. Cincinnati AB R H BI Avg. New York AB R H BI Avg. Miami AB R H BI Avg. Atlanta AB R H BI Avg. St. Louis AB R H BI Avg. San Diego AB R H BI Avg.
Dodgers/Darvish (R) 8-11 4.11 SNLA Happ cf-lf 5 2 3 0 .259 Marte lf 3 1 0 0 .257 Ervin cf 2 1 1 1 .400 Reyes ss 5 0 1 2 .236 Gordon 2b 5 1 2 0 .302 Inciarte cf 4 1 2 0 .310 Fowler cf 4 0 0 0 .257 Margot cf 3 1 2 0 .266
PHI/Thompson (R) 1-1 4.50 4 p.m. Bryant 3b 5 0 1 0 .288 c-Osuna 1 0 0 0 .246 Cozart ss 4 0 1 0 .305 Aoki rf 4 0 1 0 .279 Stanton rf 4 1 1 0 .282 Albies 2b 4 0 1 2 .279 Bader lf 4 0 2 0 .326 Asuaje 2b 2 1 1 0 .277
WAS/Scherzer (R) 13-5 2.19 Rizzo 1b 2 2 2 2 .280 Moroff 2b 3 0 1 0 .195 Votto 1b 4 0 1 0 .313 Cabrera 3b 4 1 2 0 .266 Yelich cf 3 1 1 1 .287 F.Frman 1b 3 1 0 0 .317 DeJng ss 4 0 2 0 .284 Pirela rf-lf 3 0 1 1 .292
Zobrist 2b 4 1 1 0 .233 MCtchn cf 4 1 1 0 .275 Duvall lf 3 0 0 1 .251 Cecchini 2b 1 0 0 0 .208 Ozuna lf 5 1 2 2 .307 Kemp lf 4 1 1 1 .286 Mrtinz 1b 4 0 1 0 .310 Solarte 3b 4 0 1 0 .255
CIN/Garrett (L) 3-6 7.41 4 p.m. Frman 2b 0 0 0 0 .077 Bell 1b 5 0 0 1 .259 Gennett 2b 4 0 1 0 .298 Nimmo lf 4 3 3 3 .283 Rlmuto 1b 5 0 1 0 .273 L.Adams lf 1 0 0 0 .263 Molina c 4 0 0 0 .276 Myers 1b 4 1 2 2 .241
NY/Lugo (R) 5-4 5.00 Shwrbr lf 3 0 0 0 .199 Luplow rf 4 0 1 1 .206 Suarez 3b 4 0 0 0 .271 Lagares cf 4 1 1 1 .265 Andrsn 3b 3 1 2 1 .280 K.Suzuki c 4 0 2 1 .258 Pisctty rf 4 0 2 0 .247 Spgnbrg lf 3 0 0 0 .269
Almora cf 2 1 1 2 .288 Rdrgz 3b 2 0 0 0 .175 Schebler rf 4 1 2 0 .238 Smith 1b 3 1 1 1 .191 Ellis c 3 0 0 0 .200 Ruiz 3b 4 1 1 0 .214 Garcia 2b 3 0 1 0 .246 Yates p 0 0 0 0 ---
MIA/Urena (R) 12-6 3.71 4:30 p.m. Baez ss 5 1 1 1 .270 Diaz c 4 0 1 0 .250 Turner c 3 0 0 0 .147 Plawecki c 4 1 1 0 .238 Aviles ss 2 0 0 0 .250 Swanson ss 4 1 2 0 .240 d-Grichk 1 0 1 0 .241 Hand p 0 0 0 0 .000
ATL/Foltynewicz (R) 10-11 4.75 Heyrd rf 4 1 2 1 .259 Mercer ss 4 0 1 0 .253 Mahle p 2 0 0 0 .167 Rnlds 2b 1 0 0 0 .209 Dietrich 1 0 0 0 .243 Peterson rf 4 0 2 2 .196 Mejia 3b 2 0 0 0 .143 Aybar ss 4 0 1 0 .227
MIL/Nelson (R) 11-6 3.59 5 p.m. Rivera c 3 0 1 1 .236 Taillon p 2 0 2 0 .152 Adleman p 0 0 0 0 .103 Harvey p 2 0 0 0 .069 Straily p 2 0 0 0 .041 Newcomb p 1 0 0 0 .043 b-Valra 2b 1 0 1 0 .200 Hedges c 3 0 0 0 .206
Lester p 3 0 1 1 .167 a-Bostick lf 2 0 1 0 .143 Chacin p 0 0 0 0 --- a-Taijeron 1 0 1 0 .105 Moore 1 0 0 0 .210 Johnson 1 0 0 0 .000 e-Voit 1 0 0 0 .245 Richard p 2 0 1 0 .132
CHI/Lackey (R) 11-10 4.74 b-Jay 1 0 0 0 .287 Totals 34 2 8 2 b-Vincej 1 0 0 0 .000 Familia p 1 0 0 0 .000 I.Suzuki 1 0 1 1 .259 M.Adms 1 0 1 0 .274 Lynn p 2 0 0 0 .059 a-Blash 1 0 0 0 .213
PIT/Williams (R) 6-7 4.14 5:15 p.m. Totals 37 8 13 8 Totals 31 2 6 2 Totals 34 7 11 7 Rojas ss 0 0 0 0 .258 Markakis 0 1 0 0 .283 c-Pham 1 0 0 0 .310 Stammen p 0 0 0 0 .500
Chicago 111 120 200 8 13 0 Cincinnati 110 000 000 2 6 0 Totals 35 5 10 5 Totals 35 6 12 6 f-Kelly 1 0 1 0 .184 Szczur rf 1 0 0 0 .225
STL/Weaver (R) 4-1 2.50 Totals 36 0 11 0 Totals 30 3 9 3
Pittsburgh 001 000 010 2 8 0 New York 010 222 00x 7 11 0 Miami 300 000 110 5 10 1
SD/Lyles (R) 0-2 6.71 6:30 p.m. Atlanta 020 020 002 6 12 1 St. Louis 000 000 000 0 11 1
a-lined out for Sanchez in the 7th. b-lined out for Grimm in the a-singled for Harvey in the 5th. b-grounded out for Chacin in the
ARI/Corbin (L) 13-11 3.83 8th. c-struck out for Neverauskas in the 9th. 7th. WalksMiami 5: Stanton 1, Yelich 2, Anderson 1, Aviles 1. Atlanta San Diego 100 000 20x 3 9 0
WalksChicago 3: Rizzo 2, Zobrist 1. Pittsburgh 6: Marte 1, WalksCincinnati 1: Ervin 1. New York 6: Aoki 1, Nimmo 1, Smith 3: Inciarte 1, F.Freeman 2. StrikeoutsMiami 9: Stanton 1, Yelich 1, a-out on fielders choice for Richard in the 6th. b-singled for Mejia
AMERICAN LEAGUE >>> Moroff 2, McCutchen 1, Rodriguez 2. StrikeoutsChicago 8: Happ 1, 1, Reynolds 3. StrikeoutsCincinnati 6: Cozart 1, Duvall 1, Gennett Ozuna 2, Realmuto 2, Dietrich 1, Straily 2. Atlanta 8: Albies 2, in the 7th. c-lined out for Lynn in the 7th. d-singled for Garcia in the
Bryant 1, Zobrist 2, Baez 2, Rivera 1, Lester 1. Pittsburgh 9: Osuna 1, 1, Suarez 1, Schebler 2. New York 6: Aoki 1, Smith 2, Reynolds 1, F.Freeman 1, Kemp 1, Ruiz 2, Swanson 1, Peterson 1. EGordon (11), 9th. e-struck out for Valera in the 9th. f-singled for Tuivailala in the
McCutchen 1, Bell 2, Luplow 3, Diaz 2. LOBChicago 7, Pittsburgh Harvey 1, Familia 1. LOBCincinnati 5, New York 9. 2BErvin (2), Albies (2). LOBMiami 9, Atlanta 9. 2BAlbies (6), M.Adams (21). 9th.
Angels/Nolasco (R) 6-12 5.08 7 p.m. 11. 2BHapp 2 (16), Bryant (33), Zobrist (18), Baez (21), Heyward Schebler 2 (22), Cabrera (26), Nimmo (5), Plawecki (5). 3BGordon (7), Ozuna (2), Inciarte (4). HRKemp (18), off Straily. WalksSt. Louis 1: Fowler 1. San Diego 3: Asuaje 1, Spangenberg
SEA/Leake (R) 8-12 4.14 FS West (12), Lester (3), Luplow (2), Diaz (9), Mercer (23), Bostick (1). HRNimmo (2), off Adleman; Lagares (3), off Adleman; Nimmo (3), RBIsYelich (72), Ozuna 2 (109), Anderson (1), I.Suzuki (16), Albies 1, Hedges 1 StrikeoutsSt. Louis 11: Fowler 2, DeJong 1, Martinez 1,
DET/Farmer (R) 3-2 7.18 4 p.m. HRAlmora (6), off Sanchez. RBIsRizzo 2 (102), Baez (68), off Chacin. RBIsErvin (7), Duvall (94), Reyes 2 (44), Nimmo 3 2 (15), Kemp (58), K.Suzuki (41), Peterson 2 (13). SBYelich (13), Molina 2, Piscotty 1, Garcia 1, Voit 1, Lynn 2. San Diego 4: Pirela 2,
Heyward (49), Rivera (29), Lester (6), Almora 2 (35), Bell (83), (14), Lagares (14), Smith (13). SBErvin (2). SFDuvall. Inciarte (21). SFAlbies. SEllis, Newcomb. DPMiami 1, Atlanta Myers 1, Szczur 1. EMejia (1). LOBSt. Louis 10, San Diego 9.
TOR/Stroman (R) 11-6 3.08 Luplow (7). SFRizzo. SRivera. GIDPSchwarber, Diaz. RISPCincinnati 1 for 10; New York 2 for 9. Runners moved 2. 2BDeJong (20), Solarte (15). HRMyers (25), off Oh. RBIsPirela
BAL/Miley (L) 8-11 4.91 4 p.m. DPChicago 1 (Baez, Zobrist, Rizzo); Pittsburgh 1 (Moroff, Mercer, upMahle, Lagares, Plawecki. GIDPVotto, Cabrera. DPCincinnati Miami IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA (38), Myers 2 (66). SBMargot (14), Myers (18). SAsuaje,
Bell). 1 (Gennett, Cozart, Votto); New York 1 (Cecchini, Reyes, Smith). Straily .........................5 7 4 3 2 3 98 3.95 Pirela.DPSt. Louis 1 (Fowler, DeJong); San Diego 2 (Asuaje, Aybar,
CLE/Clevinger (R) 8-5 3.50 Ellington......................1 0 0 0 0 1 14 5.73
Chicago IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Cincinnati IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Myers), (Solarte, Asuaje, Myers).
TB/Archer (R) 9-8 3.76 4 p.m. Lester, W, 10-7.............6 5 1 1 4 5 111 4.35 Mahle, L, 0-2 ...............4 6 3 3 4 2 72 3.60 Garcia ........................23 1 0 0 0 1 10 4.50 St. Louis IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Grimm ........................1 0 0 0 0 0 16 4.98 Adleman .....................1 3 2 2 1 1 29 5.41 Steckenrider ................13 0 0 0 0 1 4 2.49 Lynn, L, 10-7 ...............6 6 1 1 3 3 118 2.94
BOS/Pomeranz (L) 14-5 3.36 Barraclough, H, 22........1 1 0 0 0 2 22 2.88
Wilson ........................1 2 1 1 1 2 23 3.42 Chacin ........................1 2 2 2 0 1 22 9.00 Duke ..........................0 1 1 1 0 0 3 6.30
NY/Tanaka (R) 11-10 4.54 5 p.m. Pena...........................1 1 0 0 1 2 23 6.00 Stephens.....................2 0 0 0 1 2 25 3.86 Ziegler, L, 1-4 ..............23 3 2 2 1 0 19 5.04 Oh..............................1 1 1 1 0 0 15 3.83
TEX/Perez (L) 11-10 4.87 MLB Pittsburgh IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA New York IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Atlanta IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Tuivailala .....................1 1 0 0 0 1 11 2.88
Taillon, L, 7-6.............423 11 6 6 1 3 78 4.78 Harvey, W, 5-4..............5 5 2 2 1 1 74 5.82 Newcomb ....................5 7 3 3 3 5 94 4.38 San Diego IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
MIN/Santana (R) 14-7 3.35 5:15 p.m. Smoker, H, 3................1 0 0 0 0 3 12 5.59 Sims, H, 1 ...................1 0 0 0 0 0 8 5.59 Richard, W, 7-13 ..........6 5 0 0 1 5 93 4.78
Sanchez....................213 1 2 2 1 3 34 9.82
KC/Kennedy (R) 4-10 5.37 Benoit.........................1 1 0 0 0 1 10 4.65 Familia........................2 1 0 0 0 1 23 5.17 S.Freeman, H, 10 .........23 0 1 1 2 0 16 2.94 Stammen, H, 8.............1 2 0 0 0 2 19 3.16
Neverauskas ................1 0 0 0 1 1 18 3.38 Ramos ........................1 0 0 0 0 1 13 3.50 Ramirez ....................113 3 1 0 0 1 24 2.20 Yates, H, 17.................1 1 0 0 0 2 26 4.09
HOU/McHugh (R) 2-2 3.25 7 p.m. Brothers, W, 3-3 ...........1 0 0 0 0 3 13 6.50
Inherited runners-scoredSanchez 1-0. WPLester, Pena. HBPHarvey (Ervin). Hand, S, 16-21 ............1 3 0 0 0 2 18 2.41
OAK/Cotton (R) 7-10 5.53 HBPStraily (K.Suzuki). T3:23. Tickets sold23,561 HBPLynn (Margot). T3:03. Tickets sold21,334 (42,302).
URoberto Ortiz, Chris Guccione, Dana DeMuth, Paul Nauert. UJerry Layne, Dan Bellino, Marvin Hudson, Shane Livensparger.
T3:13. Tickets sold19,201 (38,362). T2:38. Tickets sold21,274 (41,922). (41,500).
INTERLEAGUE >>>
YANKEES 9 NATIONALS 4
SF/Moore (L) 4-13 5.42 5 p.m.
CHI (AL)/ Giolito (R) 2-1 2.25
INDIANS 11 TWINS 4 PHILLIES 3
ORIOLES 1
WHITE SOX 2 ROYALS 2
Aaron Judge and Chase Headley each Trea Turner capped Washington's
The American League Central leaders Jorge Polanco drove in the go-ahead
LEADERS hit two-run homers and Didi Gregorius
set a franchise record with their 15th runs against ailing Royals closer Kelvin
three-run sixth inning with a two-run
NATIONAL LEAGUE >>> had three hits and scored twice for the single, helping the NL East leaders to
Yankees, who closed to within 312 consecutive victory, getting another Herrera with two outs in the ninth their fourth consecutive victory. Team-
Not including late Dodgers-Colorado game
Player G AB R H Avg. games of the AL East-leading Red Sox. terrific outing from staff ace Corey inning. Herrera, who is dealing with a mate Adam Lind had two hits.
Blackmon Col .................137
JuTurner DODGERS ..........112
561
397
124
64
191 .340
130 .327 New York AB R H BI Avg. Baltimore AB R H BI Avg.
Kluber and belting five home runs. mild forearm strain, blew a 2-1 lead.
Harper Was ....................106 402 92 131 .326 Gardner lf 3 2 2 0 .258 Beckhm ss 3 0 2 0 .291 Philadelphia AB R H BI Avg. Wash. AB R H BI Avg.
DMurphy Was .................128 478 85 153 .320 Wade lf 0 0 0 0 .135 Mchdo 3b 4 0 0 0 .271 Cleve. AB R H BI Avg. Chicago AB R H BI Avg. Minnesota AB R H BI Avg. Kansas City AB R H BI Avg. Hrndz 2b 4 1 1 0 .289 Turner ss 4 0 1 2 .275
Posey SF........................122 431 55 137 .318 Headley 1b 4 1 1 2 .279 Flahrty 3b 0 0 0 0 .242 Lindor ss 6 3 3 1 .270 Sanchez 3b 4 1 1 1 .262 Dozier 2b 4 0 0 1 .260 Mrrifld 2b 402 1 .286 Galvis ss 4 0 1 1 .257 Difo 3b 4 0 1 0 .281
LeMahieu Col .................132 522 85 165 .316 Bird 1b 1 0 0 0 .147 Schoop 2b 4 0 1 0 .306 Jackson lf 3 1 1 1 .310 Moncada 2b 3 0 0 0 .183 Mauer 1b 3 0 3 0 .306 Cain cf 401 0 .297 Herrera cf 3 0 2 0 .291 Murphy 2b 3 0 1 0 .320
Goldschmidt Ari ..............135 484 102 152 .314 Castro 2b 5 1 1 1 .313 Jones cf 4 1 2 0 .280 Allen lf 2 1 1 2 .250 Abreu 1b 4 1 1 1 .296 Polanco ss 3 0 2 2 .262 Cabrera rf 401 0 .296 Hoskins lf 4 0 0 0 .296 Zmrmn 1b 4 0 0 0 .302
Votto Cin........................141 489 95 153 .313 Grgrius ss 5 2 3 1 .292 Mncini lf 3 0 0 0 .290 Diaz 3b 2 1 0 0 .255 Delmonico lf 3 0 0 0 .284 Rosario lf 5 0 1 0 .285 Orlando rf 000 0 .175 Williams rf 4 0 1 0 .274 Lind lf 3 1 2 0 .303
Seager DODGERS............124 461 75 143 .310 Torreyes ss 0 0 0 0 .295 Davis 1b 3 0 1 0 .223 Usla 3b 1 0 0 0 .224 Garcia rf 3 0 0 0 .322 Buxton cf 5 0 0 0 .249 Hosmer 1b 302 0 .317 Joseph 1b 3 1 1 1 .239 c-Robles 1 0 0 0 .000
Pham StL.......................108 374 78 116 .310 Judge rf 4 2 1 2 .276 Sntnder 1b 1 0 0 0 .167 Ecrncn dh 3 1 2 3 .256 Liriano rf 0 0 0 0 .154 Kepler rf 3 1 1 0 .247 Perez c 400 0 .263 d-Franco 1 0 0 0 .222 Taylor cf 4 1 1 0 .262
Holliday dh 4 0 1 1 .229 Trumbo dh 3 0 0 0 .244 Mjia dh 1 0 1 0 .286 Davidson dh 3 0 0 0 .224 EEscbr 3b 4 0 0 0 .253 Mstaks dh 300 0 .278 Crawford 3b 4 0 0 0 .091 Wieters c 4 1 1 1 .235
Home Runs Sntna 1b 4 0 0 0 .260 Narvaez c 3 0 1 0 .269 Castro c 4 0 2 0 .230 A.Escobar ss 3 1 1 0 .243 Alfaro c 4 1 1 1 .355 De Aza rf 1 0 1 1 .179
b-Austin dh 1 0 0 0 .226 Alvrz dh 1 0 0 0 .000
Stanton, Miami................................................................ 53 Ellsbury cf 5 0 1 1 .258 Smith rf 3 0 0 0 .269 Naquin rf 0 0 0 0 .222 Saladino ss 3 0 0 0 .192 1-Granite 0 1 0 0 .231 Gordon lf 312 1 .200 Nola p 2 0 1 0 .073 a-Kndrk lf 1 1 1 0 .327
Bellinger, DODGERS.......................................................... 36 Frazier 3b 3 1 1 1 .210 Hays rf 1 0 0 0 .000 Chsnhll rf 5 0 3 0 .305 Engel cf 3 0 0 0 .167 Gimenez c 0 0 0 0 .206 Torres 3b 300 0 .239 Blanco 1b 2 0 0 0 .195 Roark p 2 0 0 0 .083
Runs Batted In Romine c 4 0 2 0 .220 Joseph c 3 0 1 0 .272 Gomes c 5 1 2 0 .229 Totals 29 2 3 2 Grsmn dh 3 2 1 1 .248 Totals 31 2 9 2 Totals 35 3 8 3 b-Btista rf 2 0 1 0 .286
Stanton, Miami .............................................................. 112 Totals 39 9 13 9 Totals 33 1 7 0 Zimmr cf 5 1 1 0 .246 Totals 34 4 10 4 Totals 33 4 10 4
Arenado, Colorado.......................................................... 112 Gnzlz 2b 4 2 2 4 .281 Minnesota 000 010 003 4 10 0 Philadelphia 001 110 000 3 8 1
New York 302 201 100 9 13 1 Totals 41 11 16 11
Pitching Baltimore 000 001 000 1 7 0 Kansas City 000 020 000 2 9 0 Washington 010 003 00x 4 10 1
Cleveland 412 000 301 11 16 0 1-ran for Castro in the 9th. a-walked for De Aza in the 6th. b-singled for Roark in the 6th.
Kershaw, DODGERS ....................................................... 16-2 WalksNew York 3: Gardner 2, Judge 1. Baltimore 2: Beckham 1, Mancini Chicago 200 000 000 2 3 1
Greinke, Arizona ............................................................ 16-6 1. StrikeoutsNew York 9: Headley 1, Castro 2, Judge 2, Holliday 2, Frazier 1, WalksMinnesota 5: Mauer 2, Polanco 1, Kepler 1, Grossman 1. c-flied out for Kintzler in the 7th. d-struck out for Morgan in the 8th.
Romine 1. Baltimore 8: Mancini 2, Davis 2, Alvarez 1, Smith 1, Joseph 2. WalksCleveland 4: Jackson 1, Diaz 1, Encarnacion 1, Santana 1. Kansas City 1: Hosmer 1. StrikeoutsMinnesota 7: Dozier 1, Rosario WalksPhiladelphia 1: Herrera 1. Washington 3: Murphy 1, De
EGregorius (8). LOBNew York 7, Baltimore 7. 2BGardner (21), Chicago 2: Moncada 1, Delmonico 1. StrikeoutsCleveland 6: 2, Buxton 1, E.Escobar 2, Castro 1. LOBMinnesota 10, Kansas City Aza 1, Kendrick 1. StrikeoutsPhiladelphia 9: Hernandez 1, Hoskins
AMERICAN LEAGUE >>> Encarnacion 1, Chisenhall 1, Gomes 2, Zimmer 2. Chicago 14:
Gregorius 2 (25), Ellsbury (13), Jones (24), Joseph (13). HRJudge (39), off 4. 2BMauer (31), Polanco (28), A.Escobar (28). HRGrossman 2, Williams 2, Joseph 1, Franco 1, Alfaro 1, Blanco 1. Washington 11:
Player G AB R H Avg. Sanchez 2, Moncada 1, Abreu 1, Delmonico 3, Garcia 2, Davidson 2, (9), off Gaviglio. RBIsDozier (81), Polanco 2 (62), Grossman (38), Turner 1, Difo 1, Murphy 2, Zimmerman 1, Lind 1, Taylor 2, Wieters 2,
Gausman; Headley (12), off Wright; Castro (14), off Hart; Frazier (23), off
Altuve Hou .....................133 521 95 183 .351 Rodriguez. RBIsHeadley 2 (56), Castro (55), Gregorius (67), Judge 2 (87), Saladino 1, Engel 2. EEngel (2). LOBCleveland 9, Chicago 2. Merrifield (66), Gordon (39). SBKepler (6). CSA.Escobar (5). Roark 1. EJoseph (8), De Aza (2). LOBPhiladelphia 6,
AGarcia ChW ..................114 435 60 140 .322 2BJackson (15), Chisenhall (16), Gomes (15), Zimmer (15). SFDozier. SPolanco. GIDPGrossman, Cain, Perez, Moustakas, Washington 8. 2BHernandez (24), Herrera (37), Taylor (21),
Hosmer KC.....................139 523 83 166 .317 Holliday (56), Ellsbury (37), Frazier (63). SBGardner (19). DPNew York 2
3BLindor (3). HREncarnacion (33), off Pelfrey; Lindor (27), off Torres. DPMinnesota 4 (Dozier, Polanco, Mauer), (Dozier, Polanco, Wieters (19). HRAlfaro (2), off Roark; Joseph (21), off Roark.
Reddick Hou...................121 432 72 135 .312 (Frazier, Castro, Headley), (Castro, Headley); Baltimore 1 (Schoop, Beckham,
Pelfrey; Gonzalez (3), off Pelfrey; Allen (1), off Fry; Gonzalez (4), off Mauer), (Gibson, Polanco, Mauer), (Dozier, Mauer); Kansas City 1 RBIsGalvis (58), Joseph (66), Alfaro (7), Turner 2 (36), Wieters
Ramirez Cle....................135 525 93 162 .309 Davis).
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Mauer Min .....................121 447 59 137 .306 RBIsLindor (71), Jackson (31), Encarnacion 3 (85), Gonzalez 4 Minnesota IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Schoop Bal ....................138 536 86 164 .306 Gray, W, 9-9...............523 6 1 0 2 5 102 3.22 (Crawford, Hernandez, Joseph), (Hernandez, Galvis, Blanco);
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Andrus Tex .....................135 559 91 170 .304 SFGonzalez. DPCleveland 1, Chicago 1. Hildenberger, W, 3-2......1 1 0 0 0 0 6 2.43 Philadelphia IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Segura Sea ....................109 456 70 138 .303 Kahnle ........................1 0 0 0 0 0 9 2.77
Heller..........................1 0 0 0 0 1 12 0.00 Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Belisle, S, 6-9 ..............1 0 0 0 0 0 14 4.44 Nola.........................513 7 3 2 2 8 106 3.71
Home Runs Baltimore IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Kluber, W, 15-4 ............7 3 2 2 1 13 96 2.56 Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Mrgn, L, 3-2, BS, 1-1 ..123 2 1 1 1 2 32 4.21
KDavis, Oakland .............................................................. 39 Gausman, L, 10-10.......3 5 5 5 3 4 79 4.99 Armstrong....................1 0 0 0 0 0 9 4.38 Gaviglio.......................5 4 1 1 3 3 77 4.41 Garcia.........................1 1 0 0 0 1 8 2.67
Judge, New York ............................................................... 39 Wright.........................2 3 2 2 0 2 40 5.65 Breslow .......................1 0 0 0 1 1 12 4.76 Alexander, H, 7 ..........123 1 0 0 0 1 15 2.12 Washington IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Hart ...........................23 3 1 1 0 0 20 3.19 Chicago IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Moylan, H, 20..............13 0 0 0 0 0 4 3.83 Roark, W, 12-9.............6 7 3 3 1 6 100 4.48
Runs Batted In Pelfrey, L, 3-11 .............4 8 7 7 3 4 96 5.51 Minor, H, 15 ................1 1 0 0 0 1 14 2.82
Rodriguez ..................113 2 1 1 0 1 29 12.27 Kintzler, H, 8 ................1 0 0 0 0 0 12 2.73
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Givens ........................1 0 0 0 0 1 11 2.60 Fry ...........................113 4 2 2 0 0 21 21.60 Maurer........................13 1 0 0 0 1 15 6.11 Doolittle, S, 19-20 ........1 0 0 0 0 1 16 2.84
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Inherited runners-scoredGreen 2-0, Rodriguez 1-0. HBPWright WPRoark, Nola. PBAlfaro (1).
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Dodgers have lost 12 of 13

[Dodgers, from D1]
ARE THE DODGERS STILL
CHAMPIONSHIP WORTHY?
With their 9-1 loss to Colorado on Thursday, the Dodgers are 1-12 in their
Kershaw might end a six-game los- last 13 games, but still have the best record in baseball. Heres a look at
ing streak. Instead he extended it how the Dodgers compare with the last 10 World Series winners when it
to seven. He permitted four runs,
comes to worst stretches over 13 games, longest losing streaks and Sep-
including a stunning, three-run
home run in the first inning, and tember/October regular-season records:
his teammates failed to provide Houston Mitchell
him any support. The Dodgers had
won 16 games in a row started by
2017 Dodgers (92-48) 2011 St. Louis Cardinals (90-72,
Kershaw. Consider that another
8 Days in first place: 87 wild-card team)
anecdote in this wretched chapter
of the season. 8 Largest lead: 21 games 8 Days in first place: 73
In his second start since return- 8 Most games over .500: 55 8 Largest lead: 312 games
ing from the disabled list, Kershaw 8 Longest losing streak: seven 8 Most games over .500: 18
wore all the rust he had appeared
8 Worst 13-game stretch: 1-12 8 Longest losing streak: seven
to shake off during his outing last
week in San Diego. His pace was 8 Record in Sept./Oct.: 1-7 8 Worst 13-game stretch: 3-10 (June
ragged. His command was impre- 8-22)
2016 Chicago Cubs (103-58)
cise. He walked three batters in an 8 Record in Sept./Oct.: 18-8
86-pitch outing that ended with 8 Days in first place: 180
8 Largest lead: 19 games 2010 San Francisco Giants
two outs in the fourth. Brock Stew-
(92-70)
art gave up two runs in the fifth. 8 Most games over .500: 45
Three more runs scored thanks to 8 Longest losing streak: five 8 Days in first place: 38
a seventh-inning combustion by 8 Worst 13-game stretch: 4-9 (June 8 Largest lead: 3 games
relievers Edward Paredes and Josh 30-July 16) 8 Most games over .500: 23
Ravin. 8 Record in Sept./Oct.: 18-11 8 Longest losing streak: seven
The loss slimmed the Dodgers
lead over Arizona in the National Wally Skalij Los Angeles Times 2015 Kansas City Royals (95-67) 8 Worst 13-game stretch: 3-10 (June
League West to 10 games. The pro- GERARDO PARRA of the Rockies beats the tag of Yasmani 19-July 2)
8 Days in first place: 164
jection systems still consider the Grandal of the Dodgers to score in the third inning. 8 Record in Sept./Oct.: 19-10
8 Largest lead: 1412 games
Dodgers a lock to clinch this
month. Those systems also predict present. In their previous six 8 Most games over .500: 31 2009 New York Yankees
8 Longest losing streak: four (103-59)
the Dodgers to win more than one ROCKIES 9 losses, the Dodgers had managed
game this month, and that second only two runs a game. Each night 8 Worst 13-game stretch: 4-9 (Aug. 8 Days in first place: 91
win has proved elusive. DODGERS 1 offers a new goat. 30-Sept. 13) 8 Largest lead: 1012 games
Our guys are upset right now, Streak Lost 7 This month 1-7 And the deficit would not stay 8 Record in Sept./Oct.: 15-17 8 Most games over .500: 46
manager Dave Roberts said. at three for long.
Home 52-20 Road 40-28
2014 San Francisco Giants (88-74, 8 Longest losing streak: five
Theyre frustrated. Trying to fig- Kershaw did not operate with
Division 32-29 Interleague 16-4
wild-card team) 8 Worst 13-game stretch: 4-9 (April
ure out how to win one game, when Next: Tonight vs. Colorado, Dodger Stadium, 7
pristine command. He had looked
24-May 7)
a few weeks ago it seemed like there so dominant against the hapless 8 Days in first place: 96
TV/Radio: SportsNet LA/570, 1020 8 Record in Sept./Oct.: 20-10
was nothing we could do to lose a Padres last week, breezing through 8 Largest lead: 10 games
game. Colorado AB R H BI Avg. Dodgers AB R H BI Avg. six innings in 70 pitches. He could 2008 Philadelphia Phillies
There are melancholy times. In-
Blkmn cf 3 1 2 0 .342 Taylor ss 3 0 2 0 .305
not replicate that efficiency on 8 Most games over .500: 22
LMahu 2b 5 1 1 0 .315 Segedin 3b 1 0 0 0 .143 (92-70)
side the clubhouse before the fAmrsta 2b 1 0 0 0 .234 Grdrsn lf 2 0 0 0 .208 Thursday. His fastballs sailed high. 8 Longest losing streak: six
game, the playlist burbled with soft
Arndo 3b 3 1 2 4 .305 Thmpsn rf 1 0 0 0 .114
gMcMn 3b 1 0 0 0 .133 Bellinger 1b 4 1 2 0 .272 His curveballs landed in the dirt. 8 Worst 13-game stretch: 3-10 (June 8 Days in first place: 95
rock. The Fray discussed how to Rnlds 1b 5 0 2 0 .272 Grandal c 4 0 0 0 .252 His sliders could not fool his oppo- 9-June 23) 8 Largest lead: 4 games
Parra lf 4 1 1 1 .330 Puig rf 3 0 1 1 .257
save a life. Jason Mraz promised Story ss 5 1 2 0 .227 Culbrsn ss 1 0 0 0 .000 nents. 8 Record in Sept./Oct.: 13-12 8 Most games over .500: 22
Gnzlz rf 5 2 3 1 .251 Pedersn cf 1 0 0 0 .217
not to give up. Michael Buble in- 1-Tpia rf 0 0 0 0 .274 c-Barnes 2b 1 0 0 0 .292 Its not my job to diagnose it, 8 Longest losing streak: six
sisted the best is yet to come. John Lucroy c 4 1 2 2 .253 Frsythe 3b 3 0 0 0 .228 Kershaw said. Just to see the re- 2013 Boston Red Sox (97-65)
Gray p 2 0 0 0 .097 h-Dicksn 1 0 0 0 .000 8 Worst 13-game stretch: 3-10 (June
Mayer dreamed with a broken b-Valka 1 1 1 0 .251 Utley 2b 2 0 0 0 .230 sults, and not like it. 8 Days in first place: 164
Dunn p 0 0 0 0 --- d-Hrndz lf 2 0 1 0 .213 10-24)
heart. All they were missing was e-Tchmn 1 0 0 0 .200 Kershaw p 1 0 0 0 .163
With two outs in the second, 8 Largest lead: 912 games
Bob Marley swearing that every- Oberg p 0 0 0 0 --- a-Verdugo 2 0 0 0 .143 Kershaw walked Blackmon. He 8 Record in Sept./Oct.: 17-8
thing was going to be all right. Totals 40 9 16 8 lf-cf gave up a line drive to LeMahieu. 8 Most games over .500: 34
Totals 32 1 6 1 2007 Boston Red Sox
The losing had not dimmed The ball veered toward Chris Tay- 8 Longest losing streak: three
Colorado 301 020 300 9 16 0 (96-66)
Roberts sense of humor. As a Dodgers 000 100 000 1 6 1 lor at shortstop. He dropped it. 8 Worst 13-game stretch: 4-9 (April
group of reporters crowded around a-lined out for Stewart in the 5th. b-singled for Gray in the 7th. The error extended the inning. 30-May 14) 8 Days in first place: 172
c-struck out for Pederson in the 7th. d-doubled for Utley in the 7th.
Roberts in the dugout before the e-grounded out for Dunn in the 8th. f-struck out for LeMahieu in the Kershaw walked Arenado before 8 Record in Sept./Oct.: 16-9 8 Largest lead: 1112 games
9th. g-grounded out for Arenado in the 9th. h-struck out for Buehler
game, Adrian Gonzalez lobbed a
in the 9th. 1-ran for Gonzalez in the 8th.
recovering to strike out Mark 8 Most games over .500: 31
question from the railing. Reynolds. He needed 55 pitches to 2012 San Francisco Giants (94-68)
WalksColorado 6: Blackmon 3, Arenado 2, Parra 1. Dodgers 3: 8 Longest losing streak: four
Are you the best manager in Granderson 1, Pederson 1, Barnes 1. StrikeoutsColorado 12: collect six outs.
Blackmon 1, LeMahieu 2, Amarista 1, Reynolds 2, Story 2, Gonzalez 8 Days in first place: 94 8 Worst 13-game stretch: 5-8 (May
the world? Gonzalez said. 2, Gray 2. Dodgers 8: Segedin 1, Thompson 1, Bellinger 1, Grandal 1, Kershaws luck did not improve
I was about 10 days ago! Rob- Culberson 1, Barnes 1, h-Dickson 1, Utley 1. ETaylor (11). in the third. After a leadoff single by 8 Largest lead: 11 games 30-June 13)
erts cracked.
LOBColorado 12, Dodgers 7. 2BLeMahieu (26), Story (25),
outfielder Gerardo Parra, short- 8 Most games over .500: 27 8 Record in Sept./Oct.: 16-11
Bellinger 2 (21), Puig (19), Hernandez (21). HRArenado (31), off
The humor did not translate Kershaw; Gonzalez (9), off Paredes. RBIsArenado 4 (116), Parra stop Trevor Story swung late at a 8 Longest losing streak: five
into the game. Colorado hounded
(66), Gonzalez (47), Lucroy 2 (35), Puig (63). SFLucroy. SGray.
slider. A popup sailed into right Source: baseball-reference.com
Runners left in scoring positionColorado 7 (LeMahieu, Reynolds 8 Worst 13-game stretch: 5-8 (July houston.mitchell
Kershaw in the first inning. 2, Story 2, Gonzalez, Gray); Dodgers 3 (Grandal, Forsythe, Verdugo). field into a swath of grass va- 22-Aug. 6)
Rockies outfielder Charlie Black- RISPColorado 3 for 14; Dodgers 1 for 5. GIDPStory, Lucroy.
cated by Yasiel Puig, who had been @latimes.com
DPDodgers 2 (Utley, Taylor, Bellinger), (Bellinger, Culberson, 8 Record in Sept./Oct.: 20-10 Twitter: @latimeshouston
mon led off with a single. Second Buehler). shifted toward center. Puig slid in
Colorado IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
baseman D.J. LeMahieu whacked Gray, W, 7-4.................6 4 1 1 2 3 107 4.07 vain, the ball hopped by him and
a double into left. Blackmon held Dunn ..........................1 1 0 0 0 1 16 4.79 Story received credit for a ground-
Oberg .........................1 1 0 0 0 2 18 5.33
at third base, setting the table for Ottavino ......................1 0 0 0 1 2 23 5.25 rule double. Parra scored two bat-
Dodgers IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
third baseman Nolan Arenado. Kershaw, L, 16-3 ........323 6 4 4 3 7 86 2.15 ters later on a sacrifice fly.
Kershaw pounds right-handed Stewart .....................113 3 2 2 1 0 18 3.68 Kershaw could not complete
Morrow .......................1 2 0 0 0 0 9 2.48
hitters like Arenado with fastballs Paredes.......................0 4 3 3 0 0 18 3.68 the fourth. He raged after he left
on the inner half of the plate. He Ravin ..........................1 0 0 0 2 3 21 4.11 the diamond. He sat inside the
Buehler .......................2 1 0 0 0 2 26 0.00
tried a first-pitch heater, but it WPKershaw. PBGrandal (15). dugout, helpless to stem the tide of
drifted down the middle. Arenado T3:35. Tickets sold51,492 (56,000). losing.
hammered a three-run shot into Its bad right now, Kershaw
the Dodgers bullpen. The homer gers sneered at three-run deficits. said. Theres no getting around
elicited a gasp from the fans. The offense wreaked havoc on op- that.
It happened quickly, Roberts posing pitchers. Each night offered
said. a new hero. A sizable disconnect [email protected]
Earlier in the summer, the Dod- exists between those days and the Twitter: @McCulloughTimes
Season is spiraling out of control

[Plaschke, from D1] configure the team for October. until the process began exposing
virtually assured of a National But somewhere along the line, questions and concerns that there
League West championship and the players have begun acting like might not be time to find answers.
home-field advantage throughout it really is spring training, swing- Do they have the starting
the playoffs, but theyre not ing for the fences and fielding with pitching?
playing like it. their heads in the stands. The Kershaw is still obviously work-
The Dodgers are still in control, Dodgers somehow need to redis- ing back into shape after missing
but it feels like they are losing it. cover their urgency before the five weeks with a back injury. Alex
It was bad before Thursday, 11 playoffs begin. Wood, seemingly tiring, is search-
losses in 12 games, but Clayton Were not playing for results, ing for a return of his good stuff. Yu Al Bello Getty Images
Kershaw was pitching and the results are byproducts of how we Darvish, maddeningly inconsis- KANSAS CITY won the 2015 World Series despite playing
Dodgers had won his last 16 congo about our day, how we prepare, tent, is searching for his delivery. under .500 in the final month of the season.
secutive starts and Roberts said. Honestly, the re- Do they have the bullpen setup
And now, it is worse. Now, its sults havent been great, but the guys for closer Kenley Jansen?
getting serious. Kershaw gave up mind-set is still the same. Those guys have an ERA above
three runs on his first 14 pitches, Well, it didnt seem that way 5.00 during this losing skid. They DODGERS REPORT
gave up four runs in less than four later Thursday night, the Dodgers were counting on Pedro Baez, but
innings, and when he threw his
glove against the dugout wall, all of
Dodger Stadium seemingly rattled
with the thud.
making an error, allowing a run on
a passed ball, walking in two runs,
and giving up at-bats that they
once filled with fight.
probably no more. Others have
been shaky. Who will get the ball to
the ninth inning?
Is Corey Seagers elbow fine,
Gonzalez to sit after
Kershaw was messy, the Dod-
gers focus was stunning ly care-
less while playing behind their ace,
and the nosediving Rockies man-
Again, the Dodgers have still
had an historic summer, and one
might be tempted to compare
their situation to the 2000 New
and can Cody Bellinger stay
strong in the most extended
playing time of his young career?
Because of injuries, those two guys
injection in his back
aged a 9-1 victory amid loud boos, York Yankees, who lost 13 of their in the heart of the Dodgers offense His back flared up early in the
consistent grumbling, and the last 15 games, but went 11-5 in the havent played together since Aug. By Andy McCullough regular season. After avoiding the
rising of a real and imminent fear. postseason while eventually win- 19. Since that time, they have gone disabled list for his entire career,
As recently as late August, the ning the World Series. 5-14, which is not a coincidence. Adrian Gonzalez received a Gonzalez missed time with injuries
Dodgers were 91-36 and on a pace One big difference. That team They need them both. pain-killing epidural injection for on two occasions this summer.
to win a major league record-tying had already won three World What about the rest of the the herniated disk in his back as His lack of production might be
116 games. Series championships in the previ- opportunistic offense? Do these part of the Dodgers attempt to get tied to his health. Gonzalez has
They have since gone 1-12, and, ous four years and the players guys who were so amazing during him ready for the postseason. hit only two home runs this season.
while that might be a small sample knew how to prepare. These Dod- the long slow stretches of the Gonzalez will not be available He is batting .248 with a career-
size, its still big enough to make gers have endured nothing but season rediscover their magic for a few days as the team waits for worst .640 on-base plus slugging
one wonder. playoff failure in the previous four under the lights of autumn? Justin the medicine to take effect, man- percentage. During his first four
While the Dodgers have gotten years, so can any of them really Turner, Chris Taylor, Yasmani ager Dave Roberts said before full seasons as a Dodger, his OPS
worse, the leagues other elite afford to fill September with calis- Grandal. Logan Forsythe, Enrique Thursdays game against the Col- was .809.
teams have gotten better. Their thenics? Hernandez, Curtis Granderson orado Rockies. Gonzalez has ap-
2112- game division lead over the The Dodgers have spent the and others seem to be occasionally peared in only two games this Seager in the field
Arizona Diamondbacks has been last month throwing a variety of lost and increasingly frustrated. month, and he struggles to get Sidelined since Aug. 29 with in-
shockingly reduced to 10 games. odd and sometimes ill-equipped Maybe this team that won so loose on a consistent basis. flammation in his elbow, Corey
As the Washington Nationals and lineups while allowing guys to many games with so many rotat- On Wednesday, Roberts said Seager is expected to return to
Chicago Cubs are also rising, the nurse injuries that normally would ing lineups and a dugout full of that Gonzalezs injury could keep shortstop Friday.
Dodgers air of invincibility and not sideline them, all in the name questions finally needs to settle on him off the playoff roster for the Na- Seager had insisted he could
intimidation is all but disappear- of being ready for the playoffs, and the best group and begin running tional League division series. Gon- play through his discomfort, but
ing. the intent was initially a good one. it out there every day. zalez is unlikely to start at first the Dodgers hoped to prevent fur-
Before Thursdays game, I For us to put ourselves in the As we get into September and base, with Cody Bellinger ex- ther damage to his arm. He did not
asked Manager Dave Roberts if situation to run the same guys out into October, youll see the best 25 pected to play on a daily basis. The throw a baseball for a week until he
there would be a time when he there through September makes players out there, Roberts said. Dodgers had hoped Gonzalez started a throwing program Mon-
could legitimately begin to worry. no sense to anyone and doesnt Bellinger and Seager are finally could aid the team as a hitter off the day.
There is a time, he said. But benefit anyone, Roberts said. It scheduled to start together Fri- bench. An MRI on his elbow revealed
not Sept. 7. was very clear what our goal is at day. Darvish, Wood and Rich Hill Hopefully, this formula, the problems, Seager said last week-
OK, how about Sept. 8? the start of this season, theres a are slated to start during the treatment, the rest and all of that, end in San Diego.
The team is in the middle of process we believe in, and while we weekend. will help and get him back on the He is likely to be re-examined in
what has essentially been a want to win every single game, we A good time for the Dodgers to field, Roberts said. the offseason and could require mi-
month-long spring training as still havent wavered on the ulti- show their best would be, like, now. Gonzalez has been sidelined nor surgery.
management has smartly taken mate goal, and we have to see this with injuries for most of the season.
advantage of the giant cushion in thing through. [email protected] He dealt with elbow inflammation [email protected]
the standings to rest and test and That was all well and good, Twitter: @BillPlaschke upon his arrival at spring training. Twitter: @McCulloughTimes
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THE DAY IN SPORTS
USC-Boermeester case is cited by DeVos

But because of the failed system, Clevelands newest basketball Ramos was best known for his Thursday at 79. Obituary, B7
staff and wire reports
university administrators told her star chose not to share much infor- 1963 fight at Dodger Stadium with
they knew better. mation about a hip injury that Davey Moore in which he won the Kings first-round draft pick
Education Secretary Betsy De- USC disputed that account. ended his playoff run last season featherweight title for the first Gabriel Vilardi is expected to miss
Vos, who said Thursday that the The school filed a court document and will sideline him for the start of time. It was the only fight card held rookie camp and training camp be-
system for handling sexual as- in August that said Katz had this season and probably a lot at the ballpark, and it was deadly. cause of a back strain.
saults on college campuses is bro- changed her story. The filing said longer. Ramos had been battered by the Curtis Zupke
ken and, used without naming Katz, referred to as Jane Roe, ini- At his introductory news con- champion in early rounds but
him Matt Boermeester and tially confirmed witnesses version ference, Thomas deferred specific came back to stop him in the 10th. George Parros, who spent al-
USCs investigation into allega- of events and reported she often questions about his hip to new Moore left the ring on his own but most a decade as an NHL enforcer,
tions against him, as an example. had bruises on her legs or arms Cavaliers general manager Koby lost consciousness in his dressing is now in charge of the leagues
DeVos outlined her plans to re- from petitioner [Boermeester] be- Altman, who said the team has a room and slipped into a coma. player safety department. After a
view some of the controversial cause he would hit or grab her rehab plan in place for the All-Star He died two days later, sparking career in which he fought 159 times
Obama-era guidelines for investi- tightly when he was angry. point guard. The only glimpse an outcry about the safety of box- and racked up 1,127 penalty min-
gating sexual assaults during a Boermeester is scheduled for a about Thomas timetable came ing and prompting then-California utes, Parros said theres one major
speech at George Mason Uni- show-cause hearing Friday in Los when Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue Gov. Pat Brown to call for the sport reason hell succeed as the new vice
versity in Virginia. She included an Angeles County Superior Court, said, Isaiahs not going to be start- to be banned. president of player safety. I played
anecdote about a disturbing case where a judge is expected to rule on ing the season. Five years earlier in Cuba the game as physically as anybody
in California between an athlete whether to reverse his expulsion. Ramos had stopped a fighter and I never once was fined or sus-
and his girlfriend. Zach Helfand Lexi Thompson shot a nine- named Jose Blanco, who also died. pended, he said. Parros spent
USC expelled Boermeester af- under 63 on to take a one-shot lead Ramos, whose real name was nine seasons with the Kings, Col-
ter a school investigation found he over Sandra Gal and Kris Tamulis Ultiminio Ramos, lived in Mexico orado Avalanche, Ducks, Florida
had put his hands around the neck ETC. in the LPGAs Indy Women in Tech after fleeing Cuba. Ramos, who Panthers and Montreal Canadi-
of his girlfriend, Zoe Katz, and
pushed her into a wall. Katz said Cavs Thomas to sit Championship in Indianapolis. started boxing professionally at
age 15, retired in 1972 with a record
ens. ... Nashville defenseman Ryan
Ellis will need a full six months to
Title IX Office investigators ig-
nored her assertion that Boer- out start of season Sugar Ramos, the Cuban
featherweight champion whose
of 55-7-4 with 40 knockouts. recover from offseason knee
surgery. General manager David
meester never abused her. fists led to two ring deaths has died Gene Michael, a shortstop who Poile says the Predators dont ex-
The young woman repeatedly Isaiah Thomas beamed as he in Mexico City. He was 75. He died went on to manage the New York pect him back until possibly 2018. ...
assured campus officials she had held up his new No. 3 Cavaliers jer- Sunday from cancer complica- Yankees and then as an executive The Ducks said individual tickets
not been abused nor had any mis- sey for the first time, but theres no tions, the World Boxing Council built them into a power that won for regular-season home games
conduct occurred, DeVos said. telling when hell wear it in a game. said. four World Series in five years, died will go on sale Friday at 10 a.m.
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Baseball at Idaho 612 (7012) UNLV At IndianapolisPar 72 Thursdays Results
National League Brickyard Crossing Golf Club6,599 yards SOUTHERN SECTION
at Oregon St. 2 (5112) Minnesota
Favorite Underdog 18-Hole Leaders NONLEAGUE
at Arizona St. 312 (5412) San Diego St Lexi Thompson......................32-3163 -9 Aquinas 42, Crean Lutheran 13
at DODGERS -188 Colorado +173 Utah 2 (45) at BYU Kris Tamulis ..........................32-3264 -8 Artesia 40, Rosemead 27
at Chicago -137 Milwaukee +127 Houston 1 (6912) at Arizona Sandra Gal...........................31-3364 -8 Banning 78, Desert Hot Springs 33
at Washington -325 Philadelphia +295 Moriya Jutanugarn .................32-3365 -7 Bellflower 47, Magnolia 20
at Wash. St. 1012 (5712) Boise St. Lydia Ko ..............................33-3265 -7 CSDR 28, Nuview Bridge 22
at New York -109 Cincinnati -101 Candie Kung.........................32-3466 -6 Katella 31, Esperanza 6
Miami -109 at Atlanta -101
Pro Football Nanna Koerstz Madsen...........32-3466 -6 Montebello 48, Whittier 40
at ST. Louis -173 Pittsburgh +161 Sunday Amy Olson ...........................33-3366 -6 Orange 46, Garden Grove Santiago 7
Favorite Line (O/U) Underdog Marina Alex ..........................34-3367 -5 Rim of the World 12, San Bernardino 6 (OT)
at Arizona -245 San Diego +225 Cristie Kerr ...........................32-3567 -5
at RAMS 4 (42) Indianapolis Rubidoux 30, La Sierra 27
American League Peiyun Chien ........................33-3467 -5
Marissa L Steen ....................35-3267 -5 Santa Margarita 61, Alemany 7
Favorite Underdog at Buffalo 8 2 (40)
1
N.Y. Jets Savanna 35, Bolsa Grande 7
Atlanta 6 (49) at Chicago Olafia Kristinsdottir ................33-3467 -5
at Seattle -113 ANGELS +103 Thidapa Suwannapura............32-3567 -5 Tustin 27, Riverside Notre Dame 9
at Toronto -215 Detroit +195 at Houston 6 (39 2)
1
Jacksonville Brooke M. Henderson.............33-3467 -5 Warren 51, Buena Park 20
Philadelphia 1 (48) at Washington Ashleigh Buhai......................34-3367 -5 8 MAN
at Boston -127 Tampa Bay +117 SOUTHERN SECTION
Arizona 2 (47 2)
1
at Detroit Chella Choi ..........................32-3567 -5
at Cleveland -155 Baltimore +145 Madeleine L Sheils ................32-3567 -5 NONLEAGUE
New York -145 at Texas +135 at Tennessee 212 (5012) Oakland Kim Kaufman........................33-3568 -4 Cornerstone Christian 42, Desert Chapel 14
at Cincinnati 3 (42 2)
1
Baltimore Katherine Kirk .......................34-3468 -4 INTERSECTIONAL
Minnesota -123 at Kansas City +113 Milken 46, East Valley 8
Pittsburgh 9 (46 2)
1
at Cleveland Ayako Uehara .......................33-3568 -4
Houston -168 at Oakland +158 Dani Holmqvist .....................34-3468 -4
Interleague at Green Bay 3 (5012) Seattle Sarah Kemp .........................34-3468 -4
Favorite Underdog Carolina 5 2 (47 2) at S. Francisco
1 1 Haeji Kang ...........................33-3568 -4
Wichanee Meechai ................34-3569 -3
at Dallas 4 (47 2) N.Y. Giants PRO SOCCER
1
at Chi. W. Sox -110 San Francisco +100 Beth Allen ............................33-3669 -3
Monday Katherine Perry .....................35-3469 -3 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER
College Football Favorite Line (O/U) Underdog Mi Hyang Lee........................32-3769 -3 WEST W L T Pts GF GA
Today at Denver 312 (43) CHARGERS Beatriz Recari .......................35-3469 -3
Paula Creamer.......................36-3369 -3 Seattle .........11 7 9 42 41 34
Favorite Line (O/U) Underdog at Minnesota 3 (48) New Orleans Portland .......11 9 8 41 48 45
Jennifer Song........................35-3469 -3
at Purdue 312 (57) Ohio Updates at Pregame.com Minjee Lee ...........................37-3269 -3 Sporting K.C. .10 6 10 40 31 20
Oklahoma St 28 (6712) at S. Alabama Associated Press Azahara Munoz .....................38-3169 -3 Houston........10 8 8 38 46 37
Mariah Stackhouse................35-3469 -3 Vancouver .....11 9 5 38 37 35
at Central Fla. 312 (6912) Memphis FC Dallas........9 7 10 37 39 35
Cheyenne Woods...................34-3569 -3
Saturday Andy Lyons Getty Images Holly Clyburn ........................34-3670 -2 San Jose.......10 11 6 36 31 44
Favorite Line (O/U) Underdog PRO FOOTBALL Jackie Stoelting.....................33-3770 -2 R. Salt Lake ..10 13 5 35 40 48
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Pavarisa Yoktuan ...................35-3570 -2 GALAXY ..........7 14 5 26 35 47
at UCLA 2312 (6312) Hawaii
at USC 512 (55) Stanford
Thursdays Result
Kansas City 42, New England 27 LEADING L ADY Brittany Lang ........................36-3470 -2
Tiffany Joh............................36-3470 -2
Minn. United ...7 14 4
Colorado ........6 16 4
25 32
22 24
52
41
Sundays Schedule Alena Sharp .........................36-3470 -2 EAST W L T Pts GF GA
at Kansas 5 (58) C. Michigan
Indianapolis at RAMS, 1 p.m. Lexi Thompson, on her way to a nine-under 63, waves to the crowd Ally McDonald ......................35-3570 -2
at Oregon 13 (6912) Nebraska Toronto FC.....16 3 8 56 55 26
at Wisconsin 31 2 (59)
1
Fla. Atlantic
Oakland at Tennessee, 10 a.m.
Arizona at Detroit, 10
after making a birdie on the ninth hole during the first round of Mel Reid ..............................35-3570 -2
Aditi Ashok...........................35-3570 -2 N.Y. City FC ...15 7 5 50 49 35
Chicago ........13 9 5 44 48 36
at Army 16 2 (54 2)
1 1
Buffalo Atlanta at Chicago, 10 the LGPA Tours inaugural Indy Women in Tech Championship. Laura Gonzalez Escallon .........35-3570 -2
Megan Khang .......................36-3470 -2 Columbus .....13 12 3 42 42 42
at Michigan St. 8 (4812) W. Michigan Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 10 New York.......12 10 4 40 40 35
Jacksonville at Houston, 10 Nicole Broch Larsen...............39-3170 -2
at Rutgers 5 (52 2)
1
E. Michigan Caroline Masson ...................33-3770 -2 Atl. United FC 10 8 6 36 44 32
N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 10 Montreal.......10 10 6 36 42 42
Old Dominion 312 (61) at Mass. Lizette Salas.........................37-3370 -2
Baltimore at Cincinnati, 10 Sei Young Kim.......................33-3770 -2 New England ...9 12 5 32 43 41
Northwestern 3 (55) at Duke Philadelphia at Washington, 10 TRANSACTIONS COLLEGE CYCLING Gaby Lopez ..........................34-3670 -2 Philadelphia....8 12 7 31 36 38
at W. Virginia 24 2 (66)
1
E. Carolina Seattle at Green Bay, 1:15 Orlando City ....8 12 7 31 27 43
Carolina at San Francisco, 1:15 BASEBALL FOOTBALL VUELTA A ESPANA Caroline Hedwall ...................36-3470 -2
Hannah Burke.......................35-3570 -2 D.C. United .....8 15 4 28 22 44
at Michigan 34 (49 2)
1
Cincinnati BaltimoreCalled up pitcher Mike Wright At Camaleno, Spain
N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 5:30 Three points for a win, one for a tie.
Louisville 10 (6112) at N. Carolina Tampa Bay at Miami, ppd., hurricane from Norfolk (IL). Thursdays Results 18th Stage PGA EUROPEAN TOUR
at Kansas St. 35 2 (57)
1
Charlotte Mondays Schedule CincinnatiPut outfielder Billy Hamilton on SOUTH A 105-mile ride from Suances to Camaleno $3.24-MILLION EUROPEAN MASTERS
Iowa 3 (48) at Iowa St. CHARGERS at Denver, 7:15 the 10-day disabled list. Samford 49, W. Alabama 41 1. Sander Armee, Belgium, Lotto Soudal, 4 At Crans Montana, SwitzerlandPar 70
at Boston Coll. PK (46) Wake Forest New Orleans at Minnesota, 4:10 p.m. ColoradoActivated catcher Ryan Hanigan
from the 10-day disabled list; called up outfielder
SOUTHWEST hours, 9 minutes, 39 seconds. 2. Alexey Lut-
senko, Kazakhstan, Astana Pro Team, :31 be-
Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club6,848 yards
18-Hole Leaders
MINOR LEAGUE
Sam Houston St. 44, Prairie View 31
at New Mexico 7 (7212) New Mexico St.
CANADIAN LEAGUE
Todays Schedule
Raimel Tapia from Albuquerque (PCL). Houston Baptist 24, Texas Southern 17 hind. 3. Giovanni Visconti, Italy, Bahrain-Merida, Miguel Angel Jimenez .............32-3264 -6 BASEBALL
at UTEP 1 2 (56 2)
1 1
Rice WashingtonPurchased the contract of ROCKIES :46. 4. Alexis Gougeard, France, AG2R La Mondi- Tyrrell Hatton ........................34-3064 -6 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Montreal at British Columbia, 7 p.m. Scott Hend...........................32-3264 -6
outfielder Victor Robles from Harrisburg (EL); Utah St. 51, Idaho St. 13 ale, 1:02. 5. Jose Joaquin Rojas Gil, Spain, Mo- Playoffs
at Colorado 3512 (5712) Texas St. called up outfielders Rafael Bautista and Andrew vistar Team, 1:06. 6. Alessandro De Marchi, Italy, Ryan Fox..............................32-3365 -5 Best of Five
at Ball St. 14 (54 2)
1
Ala.-Birming. Stevenson from Syracuse (IL); transferred pitcher Todays Schedule BMC Racing Team, 1:19. 7. Matteo Trentin, Italy, Thongchai Jaidee...................32-3365 -5 Wednesdays Results
at Syracuse 10 (7512) Middle Tenn. TENNIS Erick Fedde to the 60-day disabled list. SOUTH Quick-Step Floors, 1:21. 8. Sergio Pardilla Bel- David Drysdale .....................33-3265 -5 Memphis 4, Colorado Springs 1
$50.4-MILLION U.S. OPEN Memphis (1-0) at Central Florida (1-0), 3:30 lon, Spain, Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, same time. Darren Fichardt.....................32-3365 -5 El Paso 3, Reno 1
Indiana 3 (56) at Virginia FOOTBALL p.m.
At New York CincinnatiSigned linebacker Vontaze 9. Antwan Tolhoek, Netherlands, Team LottoNL- Duncan Stewart ....................33-3265 -5 Thursdays Results
at Penn St. 21 (66) Pittsburgh Surface: Hard-Outdoor Delaware St. (0-1) vs. Hampton (0-1) 4 p.m. Jumbo, 1:38. 10. Anthony Roux, France, FDJ, Todd Sinnott .........................34-3165 -5
Burfict to a three-year extension. Oklahoma St. (1-0) at South Alabama (0-1), 5 Adilson Da Silva....................33-3366 -4 Colorado Springs 5, Memphis 0
at Alabama 44 (53 2)
1
Fresno St. WOMENS SINGLES (semfinals)Sloane ClevelandSigned defensive end Tyrone 1:42. El Paso 7, Reno 2
Stephens d. Venus Williams (9), 6-1, 0-6, 7-5; p.m. Others included: 34. Tejay Van Garderen, Daniel Im.............................31-3566 -4
at Navy 13 (47 2)
1
Tulane Holmes; waived offensive lineman Zach Sterup, Fabrizio Zanotti .....................35-3166 -4 Todays Schedule
Madison Keys (15), d. CoCo Vandeweghe (20), defensive back Calvin Pryor III and quarterback MIDWEST U.S., BMC Racing, 10:54. 51. Peter Stetina, U.S.,
W. Kentucky 7 (51) at Illinois Carlos Pigem ........................34-3266 -4 Memphis at Colorado Springs, 5 p.m.
6-1, 6-2. Josh Woodrum. Ohio (1-0) at Purdue (0-1), 5 p.m. Trek-Segafredo, 12:52. 66. Joe Dombrowski,
at Baylor 17 (59) UTSA a-Sean Crocker .....................32-3466 -4 Reno at El Paso, 6 p.m.
MENS DOUBLES (semifinals)Horia Tecau, Kansas CityReleased running back C.J. U.S., Cannondale Drapac, 19:41. 93. Chad Damien Perrier......................35-3267 -3
at Texas 26 (6312) San Jose St Romania-Jean-Julien Rojer (12), Netherlands, d. Haga, U.S., Sunweb, 24:47. CALIFORNIA LEAGUE
Spiller and offensive lineman Jordan Devey. Paul Peterson .......................35-3267 -3
Henri Kontinen, Finland-John Peers (1), Austral- STANDINGS (after 18 stages)1. Chris Playoffs
TCU 3 (59 2)
1
at Arkansas New EnglandPut wide receiver Malcolm David Lipsky .........................34-3367 -3 Best of Five
at Tulsa 14 (5712) La. Lafayette
ia, 1-6, 7-6 (5), 7-5; Feliciano Lopez, Spain-
Marc Lopez (11), Spain, d. Bob Bryan and Mike
Mitchell on injured reserve; signed offensive line- PRO Froome, Britain, Sky, 72:03:50. 2. Vincenzo Ni-
bali, Italy, Bahrain-Merida, 1:37. 3. Wilco Kelder-
Peter Hanson........................35-3267 -3 Wednesdays Results
man Ted Karras. Matthieu Pavon .....................32-3567 -3
at N.C. State 24 2 (55)
1
Marshall Bryan (5), 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. WashingtonWaived tight end E.J. Bibbs and BASKETBALL man, Netherlands, Sunweb, 2:17. 4. Ilnur Za- Ricardo Gouveia....................31-3667 -3
Lancaster 7, Rancho Cucamonga 3
Toledo 912 (70) at Nevada WOMENS DOUBLES (quarterfinals)Yung- WNBA karin, Russia, Katusha Alpecin, 2:29. 5. Alberto Romain Wattel ......................35-3267 -3 Modesto 4, Stockton 3
linebackers Ron Thompson Jr. and Lynden Trail
Jan Chan (2), Taiwan-Martina Hingis (2), Switzer- from the reserve/injured list. PLAYOFFS Contador, Spain, Trek-Segafredo, 3:34. 6. Julian Suri............................32-3567 -3 Thursdays Results
at Missouri 3 (71) South Carolina
land, d. Zhang Shuai, China-Chan Hao-Ching, Second Round Miguel Angel Lopez, Colombia, Astana, 5:16. 7. Florian Fritsch .......................32-3567 -3 Rancho Cucamonga 17, Lancaster 8
at SMU 1312 (6412) North Texas HOCKEY Modesto 11, Stockton 5
Taiwan, 6-2, 6-2; Sania Mirza (4), India and Peng New JerseySigned defenseman Tim Erixon. Winners advance Michael Woods, Canada, Cannondale-Drapac, Brett Rumford .......................35-3267 -3
at Clemson 4 2 (54)
1
Auburn Shuai (4) China d. Timea Babos (5), Hungary- WinnipegSigned general manager Kevin Sundays Schedule 6:33. 8. Fabio Aru, Italy, Astana, same time. 9. Joost Luiten..........................34-3367 -3 Todays Schedule
at Notre Dame 4 (57 2)
1
Georgia Andrea Hlavackova (5), Czech Republic, 7-6 (5), Phoenix at Connecticut, noon Wout Poels, Netherlands, Sky, 6:47. 10. Steven Matthew Fitzpatrick................35-3267 -3 Lancaster at Rancho Cucamonga, 7 p.m.
Cheveldayoff and coach Paul Maurice to exten-
Mississippi St. 8 2 (69)
1
at La. Tech 6-4. sions. Washington at New York, 2 p.m. Kruijswijk, Netherlands, Team LottoNL-Jumbo, aAmateur Modesto at Stockton, 7 p.m.
10:26.
LOS ALAMITOS RESULTS

ADVERTISEMENT Copyright 2017 by Equibase Co. First day of 12-day meet. $19.00. Owner: Graytown Ranch, Castillo, Nicolas T. and Renella, Jaime Roberto.
7001 FIRST RACE. 512 furlongs. Maiden claiming. Three-year-olds and 7004 FOURTH RACE. 1 mile. Maiden claiming. Three-year-olds and up. 8 Exotics: $2 Daily Double (5-6) paid $130.00, $1 Exacta (6-8) paid $19.80, $1 Super-
Breakthrough New Medication up. Claiming prices $50,000-$40,000. Purse $23,000.

P# Horse
5 Trickonomics
Jockey
Maldonado
Win
6.60
Place
2.80
Show
2.60
Claiming prices $20,000-$18,000. Purse $17,000.
P# Horse
7 Alpha Uno
Jockey
Pena
Win
95.20
Place
27.80
Show
7.40
fecta (6-8-1-4) paid $164.80, $1 Trifecta (6-8-1) paid $65.80, $1 Pick Three (7-5-6) paid
$1,721.00.
7007 SEVENTH RACE. 6 furlongs. Maiden special weight. Fillies and
2 Reverend Al Werner 2.40 2.10 mares. Three-year-olds and up. Purse $45,000.
for Erectile Dysfunction 6 Duke Of Fallbrook Fuentes
8 Also Ran: Dixie Rebel, Cool Hand Lucas, Papa Ted, Cheech.
6.40
6 Vows Son
4 Harrovian
Conner
Pedroza
6.20
8 Also Ran: Pipedreams, Manning, El Nino Fable, Here Comes Autism, Monetary Policy,
3.00
2.10 P# Horse
7 Phantom Proton
Jockey
Gutierrez
Win
9.20
Place
3.60
Show
3.20
8 Time: 22.03, 45.37, 57.51, 1.04.10. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Jeff Bonde. Owner: Ding, Lan Sensational Sea, My Perfect Gem. 5 Jeweled Roman 2.60 2.40
and Robin, Charles. 8 Time: 23.39, 47.50, 1.12.92, 1.26.07, 1.38.81. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Gerard Piccioni. 3 Morning Dance Gonzalez 9.40
Physicians at local Boston is involved. We adjust the 8 Scratched: none. Owner: BSM Stable, DeMaio Racing Ventures LLC and LMJ Investments. 8 Also Ran: Trappiza, Cool Munnings, Starlet Storm, Relentless Miss, Kittys Girl, La
Medical Group offices are prescription for a mans 8 Exotics: $1 Exacta (5-2) paid $6.20, $1 Superfecta (5-2-6-7) paid $176.20, $1 8 Scratched: Second Gear, Sooner Boomer. Samp.
Trifecta (5-2-6) paid $72.30. 8 Exotics: $2 Daily Double (4-7) paid $179.60, $1 Exacta (7-6) paid $198.80, $1 8 Time: 22.03, 44.86, 57.25, 1.10.01. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Neil D. Drysdale. Owner:
so confident their treatment performance to 45-minutes, an 7002 SECOND RACE. 512 furlongs. Waiver claiming. Three-year-olds Superfecta (7-6-4-2) paid $4,406.90, $1 Trifecta (7-6-4) paid $456.50, $1 Pick Three Stepaside Farm.
will immediately help men hour, 90-minutes or longer, and up. Claiming prices $16,000-$14,000. Purse $17,000. (5-4-7) paid $310.90. 8 Exotics: $2 Daily Double (6-7) paid $110.00, $1 Exacta (7-5) paid $12.30, $1
with Erectile Dysfunction, according to Dr. William P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show 7005 FIFTH RACE. 6 furlongs. Claiming. Fillies. Three-year-olds. 7008 EIGHTH RACE. 1 mile. Maiden special weight. Two-year-olds.
they are offering the first 5 One Im Running To Roman 4.40 2.80 2.60 Claiming prices $20,000-$18,000. Purse $22,000. Purse $45,000.
Livingston, and patients see 6 Cherokee Dynasty Hernandez 3.40 2.80
P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show
50 callers a free in-office results right in our office. After 2 Chromium Elliott 5.20
5 Holy Mosey Risenhoover 10.20 5.40 3.20 8 City Plan Werner 40.60 11.80 5.80
medication dose. 8 Also Ran: Mizter Kool Cat, My Farmer, Aeon. 6 Social Taboo Pedroza 3.60 2.60 9 Dark Vader Roman 7.80 4.60
climax, the patient stays erect 8 Time: 21.68, 45.01, 57.39, 1.04.25. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Mark Glatt. Owner: Moran, 7 Just Be Held Roman 2.60 1 Draft Pick Gutierrez 4.40
Erectile dysfunction and the entire period of time. Michael A. and Joe. 8 Also Ran: Furious Fire, Jill Madden, Passion for Papa, Flower Heart Deer. 8 Also Ran: Canadian Game, So Long Sailor, Inscom.
premature ejaculation have 8 Scratched: none. 8 Time: 22.71, 46.12, 58.11, 1.10.78. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Molly J. Pearson. Owner: 8 Time: 24.21, 48.50, 1.12.20, 1.25.69, 1.38.96. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Eoin G. Harty.
This allows them to adequately 8 Exotics: $2 Daily Double (5-5) paid $15.80, $1Exacta (5-6) paid $6.10, $1Superfecta Anderson, Regan and Kunz, Yvonne. Owner: Godolphin Stable.
long been a (5-6-2-3) paid $168.20, $1 Trifecta (5-6-2) paid $35.90. 8 Exotics: $2 Daily Double (7-5) paid $677.20, $1 Exacta (5-6) paid $20.90, $1 8 Scratched: Dare To Enter, Primo Touch, Taranis.
satisfy their
problem for 7003 THIRD RACE. 512 furlongs. Claiming. Three-year-olds and up. Superfecta (5-6-7-4) paid $258.10, $1 Trifecta (5-6-7) paid $65.40, $1 Pick Three (4-7-5) 8 Exotics: $2 Daily Double (7-8) paid $172.80, $1 Exacta (8-9) paid $79.30, $1
Stronger
millions of partner. No other Claiming prices $12,500-$10,500. Purse $16,000. paid $2,323.20, 50-Cent Pick Four (5-4-7-5) 4 correct paid $1,298.95, 50-Cent Pick Five Superfecta (8-9-1-3) paid $1,346.90, $1 Super High Five (8-9-1-3-6) , Super High Five
medication P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show (5-5-4-7-5) 5 correct paid $4,128.30. Carryover $10,172, $1 Trifecta (8-9-1) paid $416.50, $1 Pick Three (6-7-8) paid $713.10,
men, in spite of 4 Getoffmyback Roman 7.20 2.80 2.20 7006 SIXTH RACE. 1 mile. Claiming. Three-year-olds and up. Claiming 50-Cent Pick Four (5-6-7-8) 4 correct paid $3,048.45, $2 Pick Six (4-7-5-6-7-8) 4 out of
the popularity can do this. We 5 Alley Boss Pedroza 2.20 2.10 prices $8,000-$7,000. Purse $14,000. 6 paid $768.80, Pick Six Carryover $10,765.
& Longer offer a simple 1 Upper Mesa Falls Gutierrez 2.60 P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show ATTENDANCE/MUTUEL HANDLE
of Viagra, 8 Also Ran: Lions Luck, Chief Tiger, Wheres Bubba. 6 Air Pocket Maldonado 10.80 5.60 2.80
guarantee: On-track attendance-844. Mutuel handle-$219,558
Cialis and 8 Time: 21.96, 45.29, 57.14, 1.03.48. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Peter Miller. Owner: Gary 8 Our Nation Gonzalez 4.00 2.80 Inter-track attendance-2,908. Mutuel handle-$749,586
If you dont Barber. 1 Papa Royale Gutierrez 2.40
Levitra. Many
Lasting
Out-of-state attendance-N/A. Mutuel handle-$2,359,251
8 Exotics: $2 Daily Double (5-4) paid $16.00, $1 Exacta (4-5) paid $5.60, $1 Super- 8 Also Ran: Antinanco, Scatter the Moon, Gunslinger, Zirondelle, Do Some Magic.
respond to the Total attendance-3,752. Mutuel handle-$3,328,395
men arent fecta (4-5-1-6) paid $41.50, $1 Trifecta (4-5-1) paid $16.90, $1 Pick Three (5-5-4) paid 8 Time: 23.84, 48.04, 1.13.09, 1.25.85, 1.39.28. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Rafael DeLeon.
helped by these medication on
Performance,
pills or cannot the first visit,
take them due the office visit is
to adverse side free. With that LOS ALAMITOS ENTRIES
effects.
BMG state- Up to 1 Hour! guarantee, local
patients have Second day of a 12-day meet. First post 2 p.m. 7012 FOURTH RACE. 512 furlongs. Starter allowance. Fillies and 5073 Voluntary,7 F Martinez,124 6-1
5054 Badasmywifeletsmeb,4 S Arias,124 10-1
of-the-art nothing to lose. 7009 FIRST RACE. 5 furlongs. Claiming. 3-year-olds and up. Claiming mares. 3-year-olds and up. Purse $15,000. 9047 Put It There,6 E Hernandez,124 12-1
price $6,250. Purse $13,000. 5025 No Bachi,1 O Santos,124 20-1
diagnostic procedures enable Openings are filling PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds
PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds 7304 Foxy Lover,5 Mn Garcia,124 9-5
their physicians to formulate quickly for the free in office 5015 Luckarack,4 E Maldonado,124 5-2 (6254) Scathing,4 S Gonzalez,124 5-2 7015 SEVENTH RACE. 512 furlongs. Allowance optional claiming. Fillies
(5059) Bound For Heaven,3 F Martinez,124 3-1 6254 Rockantharos,6 R Fuentes,XX117 3-1 and mares. 3-year-olds and up. Claiming price $20,000. State bred.
a personalized treatment medication dose. Patients are 2051 Four Gaels,1 V Bednar,124 7-2 5051 Aiming Straight,2 F Martinez,124 7-2 Purse $46,000.
based on the patients unique assured of utmost privacy 5040 Land Of The Free,6 E Hernandez,124 4-1 6139 Ryderroo,1 M Ramirez,124 10-1 PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds
6196 Changing Karma,5 B Boulanger,124 5-1 5050 Southern Darling,3 E Payeras,XXX114 20-1
health and medical conditions. 3283 Divine Spark,2 Mn Garcia,118 2-1
and professionalism with 5043 Mason B,2 J Allen,124 6-1 6214 Adios Cali,7 R Bejarano,118 5-2
Thats why our success rate 7010 SECOND RACE. 512 furlongs. Maiden claiming. Fillies and mares.
7013 FIFTH RACE. 5 12 furlongs. Maiden special weight. Fillies.
6102 Journeyonthemove,1 S Elliott,122 5-1
private waiting rooms and 2-year-olds. Purse $45,000.
is so high, says Dr. William 3-year-olds and up. Claiming prices $50,000-$40,000. State bred. 4139 Mizzen Glory,3 J Theriot,122 6-1
Livingston, Board Certified a friendly staff. Further Purse $23,000. PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds 6183 Papa Mambo,5 E Maldonado,122 6-1
6162 Steph Being Steph,9 S Elliott,120 3-1 6135 Victory Seeker,6 M Pedroza,118 8-1
Urologist. We help men as old information is available by PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds 5002 Divine Mercy,3 M Pedroza,120 7-2 6225 Bold At Night,4 C Sutherland,122 10-1
4373 Privy,5 E Roman,X113 8-5 6085 Factorofwon,8 T Conner,120 9-2
as ninety-four, with diabetes, calling (855) 260-6800 or visit 6147 Right To The Point,1 E Hernandez,120 2-1 .... Line Drive,4 M Gutierrez,120 5-1
7016 EIGHTH RACE. 1 mile. Maiden claiming. Fillies and mares.
6049 Ruled By Girls,6 M Pedroza,120 3-1 3-year-olds and up. Claiming prices $20,000-$18,000. Purse $17,000.
prostate surgery and heart www.BostonMedicalGroup.com 6049 Tribal Finale,3 S Elliott,120 6-1
.... Shezaspanishdancer,7 E Roman,X115 6-1
PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds
.... Unaffordable U,2 E Maldonado,120 8-1
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U.S. OPEN NOTES
Stephens
gets past Bryan brothers
Williams
[Elliott, from D1]
lose in semifinals
all-American night with a 6-1,
6-2 rout of CoCo Vandeweghe, By Helene Elliott
but neither found it easy to be
labeled the Next Great NEW YORK Twins Bob
American Tennis Hope be- and Mike Bryan, who grew
fore they were ready to carry up in Camarillo, wont add a
that burden. Theyre ready fifth U.S. Open mens doubles
now. Im just super proud title or 17th Grand Slam title
and honored to be a part of to their collection.
what these four girls were, The No. 11-seeded (and un-
what we did tonight, related) team of Feliciano
Stephens said. Lopez and Marc Lopez of
Keys, who acknowledged Spain defeated the fifth-
she didnt expect to win here seeded Bryan brothers
and was just going match by Thursday in the semifinals
match, savored the night 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. The Bryans Daniel Murphy EPA
that much more because she havent won a Grand Slam SEMIFINALIST Juan
and Stephens have become since the 2014 U.S. Open, their Martin del Potro won
friends over the years. I cant longest drought since they sportsmanship award.
think of a better person to won their first major at the
have this first experience French Open in 2003.
with, Keys said. The duo of Jean-Julien
Stephens, 24, has always Rojer of the Netherlands and Todays
been a good defender but was Horia Tecau of Romania,
forced to refine other el- seeded 12th, upset the No. 1-
semifinals
ements of her game. She had seeded team of Henri Konti-
to become more nimble with nen of Finland and John MEN
her footwork which is now Peers of Australia 6-1, 6-7(5), 8 No. 28 Kevin Anderson vs.
one of her strengths add 7-5 to advance to the mens No. 12 Pablo Carreno Busta
nuances that give depth and doubles final. 8 No. 1 Rafael Nadal vs.
extra dimensions to her No. 24 Juan Martin del Potro
power-dependent game, and Adam Hunger Associated Press Honors
become more positive when MADISON KEYS celebrates her 6-1, 6-2 victory over CoCo Vandeweghe. These Juan Martin del Potro,
things arent going so well, as are the moments growing up that you dream about, she said afterward. who upset Roger Federer on his only Grand Slam title here,
in Williams second-set re- Wednesday to advance to the in 2009.
vival Thursday. In the third idolize. Williams, told of their round of another Slam until she might start running a mens semifinals, and Petra The first semifinal will pit
set, though, Stephens discov- respect for her, was unmoved, she got past three seeded little bit colder than what she Kvitova, who reached the No. 12 Pablo Carreno Busta
ered she had another asset to probably because her loss players here and then de- was doing, said Vandeweghe, quarterfinals to continue a re- of Spain against No. 28 Kevin
tap after Williams took a 5-4 was so fresh. To be honest, feated the ninth-seeded who teared up several times markable comeback from Anderson of South Africa.
lead and was two points away Im definitely here to win my Williams. during her post-match news injuries she suffered in a knife Anderson, who stands 6-
from victory at 30-all. matches, not for consola- I was a baby then, conference. I was fighting as attack last December, were foot-8, has a 2-0 lead in their
That Im a real fighter, tions, said Williams, who was Stephens said of that 2013 hard as I could for as long as I named winners of the U.S. head-to-head matchups. Car-
that I have a lot of grit. Sur- serenaded by a standing semifinal. I didnt know as could but she stayed hot the Open Sportsmanship reno Busta didnt lose a set in
prising, said Stephens, who ovation from Stephens and much as I know now. I think a whole time. awards. The U.S. Tennis Assn. his first five matches here and
hit a spectacular backhand the appreciative fans as she lot of life has happened. I have Keys took a medical time- annually gives the awards to his service has been broken
passing shot to get back into exited the court. been through a lot. out after she tweaked some- the professional tennis play- only three times in 87 service
that 10th game and trigger a For the last few years Keys has had her share of thing in her thigh just to be ers who best demonstrate ex- games.
match-closing roll. Stephens has been, in some tribulations, too, most re- sure it would not become a cellence in sportsmanship
I dont give up. Im not ways, a victim of her own cently two wrist surgeries bother, but that was the only throughout the U.S. Open Se- Wheelchairs
just going to give it to some- success. She was 19 when she that also made her a specta- blip on her otherwise joyous ries and the U.S. Open. Wheelchair tennis was
one. Im not just going to let defeated Serena Williams to tor during this years Austral- night. It feels absolutely Del Potro, the No. 24 seed, contested at Arthur Ashe Sta-
them take it from me. Im reach the Australian Open ian Open. Seeded No. 15 here, amazing, she said. These will face No. 1 Rafael Nadal in dium for the first time, with
going to make sure I give semifinals in 2013, a triumph Keys was sharp from the start are the moments growing up the second semifinal Friday. two doubles matches. Wheel-
everything that I have, and I that immediately raised against No. 20 seed Van- that you dream about. Nadal holds an 8-5 lead in chair competition will contin-
leave everything on the court Stephens profile and the deweghe and never faced a For Keys or for Stephens, their head-to-head meetings, ue through Sunday in mens,
at all times, no matter what. expectations for her future. break point. Keys hit 25 win- a dream will come true on but Del Potro has a 5-4 edge on womens and quad divisions.
It was a difficult loss for She made the quarterfinals at ners and made only nine Saturday. hard courts. Nadal won two of
Williams, whom Keys and Wimbledon that year but unforced errors. his 15 Grand Slam titles here, [email protected]
Stephens have said they didnt get past the fourth I thought at some point [email protected] in 2010 and 2013. Del Potro won Twitter: @helenenothelen
Coliseum, Rose Bowl and Inglewood NFL stadium all want in

Forty other cities in 25 biggest single-event sporting match and the final.
They are among U.S. states and the District of
WEEKEND SOCCER ON TV competition, the FIFA World The submitted bids pro-
Columbia, three Mexican Cup, and together they will vide information about each
dozens of venues states and five Canadian After a brief pause for the FIFA international break, Europes top leagues return play a key role in the devel- citys experience hosting ma-
hoping to stage World provinces also have ex- to action this weekend with a number of interesting early season matchups. opment of the sport in North jor sporting and cultural
pressed interest in staging Here are a few worth watching Saturday in place of college football: America. events, potential venues,
Cup games in 2026. World Cup games. Were thrilled with the transportation infrastruc-
English Premier League: Both Manchester teams will be in action with
Twenty to 25 cities will be submissions that we have re- ture, available accommoda-
By Kevin Baxter unbeaten Manchester City hosting unbeaten Liverpool in an early morning
included in the final bid sub- ceived, especially each citys tions, environmental-protec-
match (NBCSN, NBC Universo, 4:30 a.m. PT) that figures to be a high-scoring
mitted to FIFA. commitment to innovation tion initiatives and more.
affair. Manchester United perfect three games into the season, with a league-
MIAMI Three South- Other U.S. stadiums that and sustainability, and we Cities also must propose
high 10 goals scored and none allowed travels to face Stoke City, which is
land stadiums have submit- have submitted bids include: look forward to bringing the international-level training
perfect at home (NBC, NBC Universo, 9:30 a.m. PT).
ted paperwork to stage World the new Mercedes-Benz Sta- best group of candidate host sites and locations for team
Cup games in 2026 should the dium in Atlanta; AT&T Sta- Bundesliga: Christian Pulisics Dortmund squad, unbeaten and unscored- cities together for our official base camps as well as hotels
united bid of the U.S., Mexico dium in Arlington, Texas; Le- upon two games into its season, will go on the road to meet winless Freiburg united bid. for teams, staff and VIPs.
and Canada to host the tour- gion Field in Birmingham, (FS1, 6:30 a.m. PT). The 41 cities represent The three-country united
nament win approval from Ala.; Soldier Field in Chicago; La Liga: Barcelona, which has benefited from two goals by Lionel Messi in diverse geographical regions bid will be competing against
FIFA. the Raiders proposed sta- outscoring opponents 4-0 through two games, puts it unbeaten record on the across the three countries a bid from Morocco to stage
The Coliseum, the new dium in Las Vegas; Levis Sta- line at home against winless Espanyol (beIN Sports, 11:30 a.m. PT). and a wide array of facilities, the 2026 World Cup. FIFA is
NFL stadium being built at dium in Santa Clara; and Uni- Kevin Baxter including stadiums for soccer expected to choose between
Hollywood Park and the versity of Phoenix Stadium in and football as well as domed the two proposals at its con-
Rose Bowl, site of the 1994 Glendale, Ariz. and retractable-roof facili- gress next June.
World Cup final, are among Six Canadian stadiums Among the options are define the united bid, United ties. The 2026 World Cup will
the venues that have applied and three in Mexico includ- Olympic Stadium in Montre- Bid Committee executive di- All stadiums are required be the events largest, with 48
to the United Bid Committee, ing Mexico Citys Estadio al, Vancouvers BC Place and rector John Kristick said in a to have at least 40,000 seats teams participating.
which this month will pare Azteca, the first stadium to Liga MX facilities in Guada- statement. Each will offer for group-stage games and a
the candidates to a shortlist host two World Cup finals lajara and Monterrey. the best facilities and infra- capacity of at least 80,000 to [email protected]
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THE HUNGRY clown Pennywise, played by Bill Skarsgard, terrorizes a small town in the first half of a two-film enterprise based on Stephen Kings horror classic.
LIKE A BAD PENNY

REVIEW
From a below-the-radar
The evil clown Pennywise duo comes a horror tale
returns in a new It that with great expectations
seems more like Goonies By Steven Zeitchik
feel of the scene. The direc-
tor didnt need to supersize
these kids dont have much much else about the project,
By Jen Yamato time to fritter away watching TORONTO Film di- which centers on the self-
popcorn fantasies in which rector Andy Muschietti anointed Losers Club of
The 1950s small-town outsize superheroes save stood on a soundstage and early adolescents terrorized
America of Stephen Kings the day. swiveled his head around by demonic clown Penny-
youth provides a deceptively In It, the kids have to THE LOSERS CLUB is the towns only hope. the subterranean world hed wise. Everything about It
wholesome backdrop for the fend for themselves, risking created. is big some in ways not de-
authors nightmarish 1986 their limbs, lives and, most The boyish-faced Argen- sired or intended.
novel It, about adolescent tragically, the innocence of tine was attempting to bring The 1986 novel not only
misfits in Derry, Maine, who youth to survive. MORE REVIEWS It, the epically scaled clocks in at more than 1,100
band together to fight an Mama maestro Andy Stephen King novel, to cin- pages but holds a special
evil, shape-shifting clown. Muschietti directs this visu- ematic life. spot in the hearts of millions
KENNETH TURAN
But transplant the timeline ally splendid but themati- Behind Muschietti, a of teens, proving long ahead
to summer 1989 the set- cally toned-down inter- Dolores PAGE E4 winding set of constructed of Harry Potter and The
ting of Warner Bros. slick pretation with finesse, craft- sewer tunnels crisscrossed Hunger Games that kids
The legendary activist Dolores Huerta is profiled.
new adaptation (the first for ing a world rich in detail like an Escher painting. A will devour literature if given
the big screen) and you where menace lurks in every half-dozen child actors re- the right genre fable. Even
get different nostalgic shadow. ADDITIONAL REVIEWS hearsed looks of gasping before Muschietti and his
touchstones. Working off a densely Napping Princess PAGE E5 horror. High above loomed a sister/producing partner
The dark sagas young plotted script credited to tower of creepdom a Barbara came aboard, It
heroes now bike past movie Chase Palmer, Gary A girl goes on a quest in the animated Japanese film. multi-story mound studded had become the stuff of de-
theater marquees advertis- Dauberman and previously with protruding shopping velopment-hell legend.
ing Tim Burtons Batman attached helmer Cary Fuku-
Home Again PAGE E6 carts, bicycles and used True Detective auteur
and Lethal Weapon 2 as naga, Muschietti packs in a Escapist fantasy with Reese Witherspoon is well done. clothing to form the worlds Cary Fukunaga spent six
they flee the bullies, mon- dazzling array of fun house most macabre Christmas years working on the project
sters, and adults who terror- thrills choreographed The Wound PAGE E7 tree. before leaving in a creative
ize them along the dusty within lushly designed sets, A Xhosa manhood rite raises issues for participants. I think we may need to clash with the studio.
backroads of a sunbaked blending a painterly hand do this a little bigger, Once the Muschiettis got
town suffocating under an with haunting VFX to bring Muschietti said. to set last summer, things
invisible haze of sickness. the films supernatural Fallen and other films. PAGES E6-9 He was referring, pre- mushroomed further. The
Unfortunately for them, [See It, E10] sumably, to the emotional [See Muschiettis, E10]
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Ray Romano was headed to talk up a concert hes
MIKAEL WOOD
to New York. He had hair playing Friday night at Sta-
POP MUSIC CRITIC
and makeup tests for a role ples Center MC Hammer
as a mob lawyer in the up- pressed flesh half a dozen
coming Martin Scorsese Turns out you can touch times, each with the willing
film The Irishman. And, this. patience of a man eager to
yeah, the thought of being in As he strode through the hang on to his fading celebri-
a movie that boasts legend- Hollywood & Highland com- [See MC Hammer, E12]
ary Oscar-winning actors Al plex on Wednesday after-
Pacino, Robert De Niro and noon, MC Hammer was ap-
Joe Pesci had him more than proached by a group of
a little nervous. Terrified, ac- young men who looked sur-
tually. prised to have crossed paths Whats in L.A.s
Im [] scared, is how with the flamboyant rapper 99-seat theaters
he phrased it in a text earlier famous for his 1990 smash U
in the day to Bobby Can- Cant Touch This. Rhinoceros and
navale, his former Vinyl co- Could they shake Ham-
WET are among the
star who also has a part in mers hand, maybe get a compelling shows in
the picture. (The use of ellip- quick selfie? Sure, no prob-
smaller venues. E3
ses is our own, standing in Kirk McKoy Los Angeles Times lem Hammer had time for TV grid .................... E13
for a colorful word that a RAY ROMANO plays a Hollywood producer in Epixs Get Shorty. Hes also that. And how about these
Horoscope .............. E14
[See Romano, E13] playing a mob lawyer in Martin Scorseses upcoming picture The Irishman. other folks? Just one more
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ALEX ALPHARAOH tells his life story in WET.
THE 99-SEAT BEAT
Cutting-edge
drama and
deep thoughts Vitor Martins
KENDRAH McKAY and Keith Stevenson in the classic farce Rhinoceros at Pacific Resident Theatre.
By Philip Brandes
The Times theater team is back with its new weekly

Rhinoceros has smaller professional theater
at its best.
with 60s-style resistance
making a comeback, his
Nick Paynes eloquent,
insightful puzzle box of a
shortlist of offerings at L.A.s 99-seat theaters and other a timely warning Pacific Resident Theatre,
importance is all the more
deserving of recognition. In
drama. Four actors play 21
roles in three interlocking
smaller venues. Some of these shows weve seen; others 703 Venice Blvd., Venice. 8 a recent Times interview, stories centered on the way
might have caught our attention because of the timely What: Rhinoceros at p.m. Thursdays- Saturdays, director Joe Mantegna memory and internal states
themes or track record of the playwright, director or cast. Pacific Resident 3 p.m. Sundays. Ends Oct. (Criminal Minds) called of mind shape and challenge
These picks appear every Friday, a bookend to our compre- The essentials: Consid- 15. $25-$34. (310) 822-8392 or Bruce one of the rare per- our elusive sense of identity.
ered one of the foundational pacificresidenttheatre. formers who pushed the Why this?: At 33, Payne
hensive theater listings posted every Monday at
works of the existential com/rhinoceros. envelope for not just show is already among the top
latimes.com/arts. This week on the 99-Seat Beat: theater of the absurd, Eu- business, but for society. We tier of widely produced
gene Ionescos classic farce should never hesitate to contemporary playwrights.
His own DACA alternative to the rhetoric

surrounding the Deferred
questions the nature and
responsibilities of an indi- Recognizing continue to push that envel-
ope.
The recent Geffen Play-
house production of his
drama plays out Action for Childhood Ar-
rivals program and looks at
vidual when civilized, up-
standing citizens begin Lenny Bruce A Theatre 68 production at
Constellations showcased
Paynes ability to apply
the precarious status of spontaneously transform- 5112 Lankershim Blvd., scientific and philosophical
What: WET: A DACA- thousands of young people ing into rampaging beasts. What: I Am Not a Come- North Hollywood. 8 p.m. concepts to the challenges
mented Journey at EST/LA for whom the United States The play was written as an dian Im Lenny Bruce at Fridays and Saturdays, 5 of being human. Critically
The essentials: This is the only home theyve allegorical critique of the Theatre 68 p.m. Sundays; ends Oct. 29. acclaimed in its Broadway
personal history is written known. Alpharaohs offers a mid-20th century rise of The essentials: Actor $35. (323) 960-5068 or debut last year, Incognito
and performed by L.A.- sympathetic presence in the totalitarian regimes Nazi, Ronnie Marmos long-run- www.theatre68.com. promises similar depth and
based actor, teacher and middle of a controversial fascist, communist, nation- ning solo performance complexity.
social worker Alex Al- issue. alist but applies to any traces the troubled life and
pharaoh, who has lived in doctrine invoked as a pre- career of Lenny Bruce, A Rubicon Theatre produc-
the U.S. since he was 3 An Ensemble Studio Thea- text for tyranny. whose jazz-inspired, Depth and tion at 1006 E. Main St.,
months old. It chronicles a tre/LA and True Story Why this?: Ionescos stream-of-consciousness Ventura. 2 and 7 p.m.
Dreamers lifelong efforts production at the Atwater parable offers a warning satirical monologues fear- complexity Wednesdays, 8 p.m. Thurs-
to navigate the absurdities Village Theatre Complex, about the ease with which lessly defied censorship days and Fridays, 2 and 8
and Catch-22s of our broken 3269 Casitas Ave., Los Ange- entire populations can standards and helped to What: Incognito at p.m. Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sun-
immigration system. les. 8 p.m. Friday and Sat- willingly surrender their pave the way for the protest Rubicon Theatre days, from Sept. 16 to Oct. 1.
Why this?: Here is a urday, 2 p.m. Sunday (ends human values to the baser sensibilities of the 1960s. The essentials: The $50-$55 ($125 opening night
compelling story whose Sunday). $19.95 online or $26 impulses of herd mentality. Why this?: Political mystery of human con- gala). (805) 667-2900 or
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DOLORES HUERTA speaks at a 1975 press conference in a clip from Peter Bratts documentary Dolores. Huerta is the co-founder of the United Farm Workers.
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Why she wont shut up

A documentary profiles the longtime activist Dolores Huerta and her struggles
Huerta was the co-found- heartfelt and moving candor him the night he was assas- says, adding, there are
KENNETH TURAN
FILM CRITIC
er, along with Chavez, of the about the difficulties of hav- sinated. scars there because of that.
United Farm Workers union. ing a parent who, as one of Dolores Dolores has moving Dolores also deals with
Shes also the person who them says, really didnt be- footage of that event and even darker periods in Huer-
Dolores is a documen- came up with that organiza- long to us. Not rated also underlines Huertas key tas life, providing video of a
tary that celebrates a hero, tions celebrated slogan, Si, Outraged at injustice Running time: 1 hour, 37 role as a union strategist in life-threatening beating by
but its no hagiography. Its se puede yes, we can even as a teenager, Huerta minutes planning and executing a the San Francisco police.
subject wouldnt stand for someone whose tireless ac- met Fred Ross, a legendary key farmworker march on Three of her ribs were bro-
Playing: Landmark's
that. tivism has extended to femi- community organizer, and Sacramento and a nation- ken, and it took her months
Nuart, West Los Angeles
That would be Dolores nism, the environment and by age 25 was the political di- wide boycott that saw an es- to recover.
Huerta, a legendary activist the political process. rector of his Community timated 17 million people Painful in a different way
who at age 87 defines inde- Although numerous on- Service Organization. Huerta, however, did not stop eating grapes. was the aftermath of
fatigable, a woman whose camera voices are compli- Ross introduced her to hesitate. It was such a call- As impressive as all this Chavezs death, when she
experience shows what a life mentary, including Gloria Cesar Chavez, and though ing, I felt it so strongly, she is, Dolores never lets us was unaccountably passed
of total commitment means Steinem, Angela Davis and he was initially wary about says, adding with potent forget the human cost that over for the leadership of the
as well as the price it de- playwright Luis Valdez, the her, they jointly formed what simplicity, this is the reason had to be paid, letting Huer- union she helped to found.
mands. films tone is set not by them became the United Farm I live. tas children and the woman The unexpected thing
Huerta has been jailed, but by Huerta herself. Shes Workers because unless The farmworkers struck herself comment frequently about Dolores is that if its
seriously beaten, mocked by a clear-eyed and tough- you and I do it, it will never in 1965, and Huertas exam- on the impact her actions political story makes it im-
commentator Glenn Beck minded truth-teller who has happen. ple, her organizational skill had on her family. portant, its human story
and given the Presidential no hesitation about recall- Working in backbreaking and her sheer force of belief She was off and run- makes it involving.
Medal of Freedom by Presi- ing her life exactly the way it conditions for wages as low were key factors in the strug- ning thats one daugh- You cant make change,
dent Obama. Yet she doesnt was. as 90 cents an hour, the Cen- gle and had the additional ters rueful comment about Huerta says, unless youre
have the name recognition In addition to being an tral Valleys farmworkers benefit of encouraging wom- one of her mothers depar- willing to give something
of her close collaborator, iconic political organizer, certainly needed a union, en to join the union. tures. A son reveals that it up, and this fine documen-
Cesar Chavez, something di- Huerta is also the mother of but organizing them was a One of the farmworkers took her 10 months to realize tary shows the truth of that
rector Peter Bratt is deter- 11, and what makes Dolo- challenge because they were first high-profile allies was hed dropped out of high from both sides of the coin.
mined to change with this res unusual is how much poor, often did not speak then-presidential candidate school. The movement be-
vivid, informative and heart- screen time it gives to her English and were not citi- Robert F. Kennedy. Huerta came her most important kenneth.turan
ening documentary. children as they talk with zens. was one of the people with child, another daughter @latimes.com
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from critics Kenneth Turan, Kogonada. (Justin Chang) A canny mix of slickness
Justin Chang and other NR. and grit, this exuberant
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Dunkirk
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Beach Rats Both intimate and epic, as Geremy Jasper stars Aus-
Eliza Hittmans moving and emotional as it is tension- tralian actress Danielle
moodily evocative coming- filled, Christopher Nolans Macdonald in a sensational
of-age drama follows the immersive World War II performance as a twenty-
emotional and sexual confu- drama is being ballyhooed something aspiring rapper
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(brilliantly played by Harris vura filmmaker, but in Chang) R.
Dickinson) over the course truth, the reason it succeeds
of a long, hot summer. so masterfully is that it is
(Justin Chang) R. anything but. (Kenneth The Teacher
Turan) PG-13. A fine Czech film about a
The Big Sick teacher with a malevolent
Kumail Nanjiani and Zoe Girls Trip gift for taking advantage of
Kazan are terrific as a young Regina Hall, Jada Pinkett students and parents. The
couple navigating the chal- Smith, Queen Latifah and a Jan Hrebejk-directed movie
lenges of interracial ro- revelatory Tiffany Haddish joins an understanding of
mance and Muslim immi- play four women renewing human nature with fastidi-
grant identity in director the bonds of friendship on a ous control over technique
Michael Showalters de- New Orleans weekend get- and style. (Kenneth Turan)
lightful, serious-minded away in this hilariously NR.
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and Ray Romano. (Justin (The Best Man). (Justin beth Olsen star in the most
Chang) R. Chang) R. accomplished violent
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Good Time tense tale of murder on a
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Typewriter a revelatory performance tion made with authenticity,
United Artists Doug Nichols documentary as a scuzzy small-time plausibility and wall-to-wall
JOAN FONTAINE, left, and Judith Anderson in Alfred Hitchcocks Rebecca. is a rich, thoughtful, meticu- crook going nowhere very filmmaking skill by writer-
lously crafted tapestry fast in this moody, relent- director Taylor Sheridan.
Rebecca grandly restored

about the evolution of the less and impeccably ob- (Kenneth Turan) R.
beloved writing machine for served New York thriller
purists, history buffs, collec- directed by Josh and
tors and others fighting to Benny Safdie. (Justin
Alfred Hitchcocks only movie to win the Academy Award for best picture, Rebecca
(1940) may not be the first film that leaps to mind when we think of the Master of Suspenses
preserve or re-embrace
analog life. (Gary Gold-
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Chang) R.
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signature achievements. But this precise and luxuriant rendition of Daphne du Mauriers
masterful gothic romance is still entertainment of a high order, with a riveting psychological Columbus
Superb performances by
Lois Smith, Jon Hamm,
is delayed
triangle embodied by Joan Fontaine, Laurence Olivier and the incomparable Judith Ander- John Cho and Haley Lu Geena Davis and Tim Rob- The drama 9/11, starring
son, surely the greatest Mrs. Danvers that ever was. Criterion Collections splendid 4k digital Richardson play two strang- bins are the center of this Charlie Sheen, opens Friday
ers who go on a walking- elegant, quietly haunting in general release but was
restoration is now available, with supplements including a conversation with critic Molly
and-talking tour of the sci-fi chamber piece di- not screened for critics. The
Haskell and scholar Patricia White; the 2016 French documentary Daphne du Maurier: In modernist architecture in rected by Michael review will appear as soon as
the Footsteps of Rebecca ; and no fewer than three radio adaptations of the novel, includ- Columbus, Ind., in this Almereyda, who adapted it possible in Calendar and
ing Orson Welles Mercury Theatre adaptation. serenely intelligent, gor- from Jordan Harrisons 2014 online at latimes.com/enter
Justin Chang geously contemplative first play. (Justin Chang) NR. tainment/movies/reviews.
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come to signify a specific beloved actresses on the band, Austen (Michael Rated: PG-13, for some that fantasy is also a won- sand, whether that means
type of film in Hollywood other side of 40 enshrined in Sheen), and returned home thematic and sexual derfully deft demonstration drunkenly confronting her
the shiny, gentle, comforting sun-dappled kitchens as to her dads palatial pad in material of feminine autonomy in nightmare of a client (Lake
and aspirational romantic they fret over romantic L.A. with her two daughters, Running time: 1 hour, matters of sex, love and mar- Bell) or making it clear she
family comedies that writer- foibles, a Meyers movie is the trying to get steady on her 37 minutes riage. Austen represents the wont stand for flaky behav-
director Nancy Meyers has kind of domestic escapism feet. old way of life, where hus- ior from her younger par-
Playing: In general release
perfected: Somethings that feels like being wrapped Before she knows it, her bands claim ownership of amour.
Gotta Give, The Holiday, in a warm hug. And though world is rocked again with women and children as This world doesnt quite
Its Complicated. Her Home Again clearly shares the arrival of three twenty- working on their first big property and step on their exist, but its an exceedingly
daughter, Hallie Meyers- DNA with her mothers something men, dreamers movie deal, turn out to be choices. The three young pleasant place to escape to
Shyer, keeps that legacy work, the sharp screenplay, looking to make it big in Hol- fantastic baby-sitters, home guys are evolved enough to for a couple of hours. Thank
alive with her directorial de- written by Meyers-Shyer, is lywood. Thanks to the med- chefs, tech support, even be respectful, practically in goodness the Meyers mantle
but, Home Again. modern and sly, universally dling of her mom, she de- booty calls. How many awe, of female independ- has been passed on to the
Call it nepotism, call it a relatable and poignant at cides to let them stay awhile. house husbands does one ence. next generation. Meyers-
legacy or simply call it the times too. Unexpectedly, the pres- wife need? Turns out three But this isnt a tale about Shyer may have gotten it
family business. It inspires a Reese Witherspoon stars ence of Harry (Pico Alexan- should cover it. a gaggle of young Prince from her mama, but the
sense of trustworthiness, as Alice, the daughter of the der), Teddy (Nat Wolff) and Home Again is pure Charmings sweeping a prin- point of view is all hers.
quality and consistency. late John Kinney, a revered George (Jon Rudnitsky) is fantasy, all softly lighted, cess off her feet. Its a story of
The Meyers aesthetic is (fictional) 1970s film direc- just what Alice needs to get perfectly styled, looking like a woman making her own Walsh is a Tribune News
strong in this film, with tor, and his actress wife, Lil- her groove back. The guys, the cover of Sunset maga- life, out of the shadow of her Service film critic.
Lukacs David Vertical Entertainment Broad Green Pictures RLJ Entertainment
ADDISON TIMLIN and Jeremy Irvine play teens DANNY GLOVER, left, and Zachary Spicer are OLIVIA COOKE plays a music hall performer and
drawn to each other in an epic tale of angels on Earth. priests and John C. McGinley is a Franciscan friar. Bill Nighy a Scotland Yard detective in 1880s London.
FALLEN THE GOOD CATHOLIC THE LIMEHOUSE GOLEM
Attractive if not The barbs block Nighy cuts to the

totally angelic any real feelings chase in thriller
Heaven meets hell in the Miss Sophia (Joely Rich- For whatever ails any Ollie (John C. McGinley). Unfolding as a more flamboyant music hall star
film adaptation of Lauren ardson), lectures only about character in The Good Though theres never any grisly, campier Masterpiece who took Lizzie under his
Kates Fallen, a popular the war between God and Catholic, theres a snarky real doubt that the rules of Theatre production, The protective wing, novelist
young adult book series Lucifer. sitcom answer, and that rom-com (even the platonic Limehouse Golem, based George Gissing (Morgan
about angels walking the With all of this biblical puts writer-director Paul kind) and the sanctity of on a 1994 Victorian murder Watkins) and Karl Marx
earth in the form of really at- lore as well as Luces flashes Shoulbergs hot-under-the- Catholicism will be given a mystery by Peter Ackroyd, (Henry Goodman), theres
tractive teenagers. of centuries-old memories priestly-collar comedy- once-over, whats annoying makes for a perfectly watch- ample opportunity for in-
Fallen relies on the and explosive shadows drama on shaky footing in this otherwise well-mean- able if overtly theatrical trigue.
Twilight model of ro- that follow her, its a complex early. ing movie is how the barbs whodunit. But while that intricately
mance, where a meek but but sometimes intriguing The questioning cleric in become a kind of armor With 1880s London set on woven tapestry made for a
beautiful brunet, Luce (Ad- world that Kate has built, this Indiana-set story is against real feeling, and the edge by a gruesome series of juicy read, director Juan
dison Timlin), is inextrica- and Hicks has rendered with handsome young Father bland direction offers noth- seemingly unrelated kill- Carlos Medina is guilty of
bly drawn to a brooding, a sophisticated style and Daniel (Zachary Spicer), ing. ings, seasoned Scotland over-stuffing the Jane Gold-
otherworldly hunk, Daniel stellar cast. dutiful to the gig since it Though its affability will Yard detective Inspector man adaptation with an aw-
(Jeremy Irvine), driven by The story has pacing is- would have made his late, be enough for some, if youre Kildare (Bill Nighy, taking fully busy mix of flashbacks
forces beyond their control. sues: It lingers, then rapidly faith-driven dad proud, but looking for a truly complex over for Alan Rickman) has and musical numbers.
Its faithfully formulaic, but takes off before a shockingly uncertain its the calling for story of sexual tension, dark been dispatched to investi- Fortunately, the film has
the cast makes it appealing. abrupt ending. As a budget him. humor and religious spar- gate. a formidable ally in Nighy,
Adapted by Michael Twilight, it remains to be Then a young local sing- ring between a beautiful Looking for redemption who shares with the late
Arlen Ross, Kathryn Price seen whether Fallen will er-songwriter (Wrenn troublemaker and a man of of his own, Kildare has much Rickman a well-weathered
and Nichole Millard and di- ever get a chance to finish its Schmidt) shows up for con- God, theres always Jean-Pi- work to do, with his key wit- ennui that cuts through all
rected by Scott Hicks, Fall- story. fession, razzes him on Cath- erre Melvilles Leon Morin, ness, music hall performer that visual fuss to still-en-
en has a sweeping, operatic Katie Walsh olic custom, claims to be dy- Priest. Lizzie Cree (Olivia Cooke) gaging effect.
aesthetic. After a tragic fire, ing and leaves Daniel con- Robert Abele on trial for the fatal poison- Michael
Luce finds herself at the Fallen. Rated: PG-13, for fused about her motives and ing of her husband (Sam Rechtshaffen
most glamorous reform thematic material, violent intrigued by her personality. The Good Catholic. Reid), who happened to be
boarding school of all time, images, some sensuality, The changes in Daniel ar- Rated: PG-13, for language, on the Inspectors short list The Limehouse Golem.
Sword & Cross, where she language and teen partying. ent lost on his mentor, Fa- including a sexual reference. of suspects. Not rated. Running time: 1
encounters Daniel and his Running time:1hour, 31min- ther Victor (Danny Glover), Running time: 1 hour, 37 Given that other poten- hour, 49 minutes. Playing:
posse of impossibly cool utes. Playing: In limited re- a humorless man of God, minutes. Playing: AMC tial culprits include Dan Laemmle Music Hall, Bever-
goth-lite pals. Their teacher, lease. and jokey Franciscan friar Rolling Hills 20, Torrance. Leno (Douglas Booth), the ly Hills; also on VOD.
AT THE MOVIES: REVIEWS
Kino Lorber
A RITUAL among the Xhosa of South Africas Eastern Cape provides the backdrop for a coming-to-terms story. Nakhane Tour, foreground, is one of the leads.
THE WOUND
Walks away from the past

A Xhosa manhood rite constrains three men who define masculinity differently
bush, Xhosa teenage boys mountains to help oversee a per-macho intolerance, un- (Trengove is white, but his
By Robert Abele from cities and townships new round of initiates, hes tenable? heavily researched, immer-
meet their elders to be ritu- assigned Kwanda (Niza Jay The Wound The answer isnt easy, sive movie never feels an-
A longstanding manhood ally circumcised without an- Ncoyini), a pampered, West- even if the screenplay by thropologically dilettant-
ritual reveals some sobering, esthesia. For weeks, the boys ernized kid from Johan- In Xhosa, Afrikaans and Trengove, Malusi Bengu ish.)
unintended truths in the are nursed by caregivers nesburg whom his father be- English with English and Thando Mgqolozana, The cast is remarkable
South African drama The graduates of the ceremony lieves and needs toughen- subtitles whose novel about ulwaluko too, with Tours quiet inten-
Wound from director John themselves, now acting as ing. Xolanis reasons for re- Not rated served as inspiration sity like a flame in fear of be-
Trengove. Issues of sexual- mentors and groomed to turning to the hills have less takes the tension level into ing extinguished, while
Running time: 1 hour,
ity, generational divide, class take on the socially accepted to do with upholding a male- 28 minutes mildly predictable morality Mantsais textured portray-
and self-loathing are cross- responsibilities of adult only tradition than with thriller territory. But Tren- al of a closeted man with a
Playing: Laemmle Monica
stitched into a compelling men, namely commanding eagerly reigniting a love af- goves direction keeps things protective coating of alpha
Film Center, Santa Monica
patchwork of edgy mascu- respect, getting property fair with fellow caregiver Vija firmly grounded in the play bullying creates a through
linity in this tale of a gay and starting a family with a (Bongile Mantsai), who has of glances and intimacies line of emotional suspense.
Xhosa navigating a tradi- wife. Typically seen as a a wife and child back home. things, turning the tables on under shelter of natures As Kwanda, watchful and
tionally heteronormative taboo rite, Nelson Mandela Kwanda may not fit in the rituals power structure seclusion dusk-lit silhou- wise beyond his years,
rite of passage away from so- notoriously made open his easily with the rowdier, by provoking Xolani and Vija ettes stealing moments, a Ncoyini creates plenty of
cietys gaze. Movies as div- experience with ulwaluko in poorer initiates who taunt into coming to grips with the waterfall rendezvous. The sparks with his defensive ar-
erse as Brokeback Moun- his autobiography, calling it him regularly about his ex- psychological consequences many exchanges among the rogance. Coming into the ul-
tain and Moonlight may an education in bravery pensive sneakers and snob- of their secrecy. If the clos- storys three main charac- waluko ceremony, he may
cross your mind as you and stoicism. bish air, but that doesnt eted Xolani and Vija have ters, whether silent or spo- think he knows who he is,
watch, but the psychic and And yet, The Wound mean hes not fully aware of been through ulwaluko and ken, communicate more but hell also learn that for
physical scars examined asks, what if your sense of the world around him. cant fess up to who they are, about the many layers of certain men, the need for
here are all this movies own. self doesnt conform to this Quickly picking up on the re- the movie wonders, does masculinity than any of the self-preservation cuts
Every year, in an initia- view of becoming a man? lationship between Xolani Kwandas comfort in his own ego-boosting mantras deeper than any knife in an
tion called ulwaluko that When Xolani (Nakhane and Vija, this unapologet- skin make the rituals tradi- chanted by face-painted ancient ritual.
takes place in makeshift Tour), a quiet warehouse ically gay teenager sees an tions, and controversial con- youth in firelight just to
camps in the Eastern Cape employee, is called to the opportunity to disrupt nections with fostering hy- please a bunch of old men. [email protected]
Alison Cohen Rosa IFC Films Lionsgate Premiere Imani Motion Pictures
NICHOLAS HOULT , right, portrays J.D. Salinger, PETER DINKLAGE is an architectural model- VIVICA A. FOX is a veteran actress among a less
and Kevin Spacey is editor-educator Whit Burnett. maker who is obsessed with a memory machine. seasoned cast that struggles to bring the film to life.
REBEL IN THE RYE REMEMORY TRUE TO THE GAME
J.D. Salingers life Dinklages work A strained effort,

in a flip of pages undone by script but true to novel
The journey of J.D. here, he was shackled by An intriguing idea too Dunns ex-lover (Evelyne In a perfect world, a mov- near accomplished enough
Salinger from young wise- his creation, a state whose infrequently pays off in Re- Brochu) and a troubled test ie version of Teri Woods nov- to bring a bestseller to life.
acre to world-celebrated au- social and psychological memory, a middling sci-fi subject (the late Anton el True to the Game would The movie relies a lot on
thor and notorious recluse roots and subsequent ef- mystery-drama starring Pe- Yelchin). be a bigger deal. Woods pulp flatly staged shootouts and
is absorbingly traced in fects are credibly, dimen- ter Dinklage as Sam Bloom, Sam also super-conven- thriller has reportedly sold narrative contrivances, cou-
Danny Strongs Rebel in sionally etched via director an architectural model- iently steals the only existing more than 2 million copies pled with trite tough-guy
the Rye. Strongs smart script, based maker haunted by the Rememory machine. since the 90s and pioneered poses.
The movie opens in 1939, on the book J.D. Salinger: A car-crash death of his It is one of many far- a new literary form: a cross That said, Whitmore and
when budding scribe Life by Kenneth Slawenski, musician brother (Matt fetched bits in the often con- between gangster melo- Hill do their best to keep the
Jerome Jerry Salinger and by Hoults agile depic- Ellis). trived script by director drama, glamorous romance books fine detail, allowing
(Nicholas Hoult) takes an tion of the gifted, prickly, Sam becomes obsessed Mark Palansky and Michael and hip-hop-scored slice-of- the characters to talk at
inspiring Columbia Uni- tortured author. with the Rememory mach- Vukadinovich. life. length about their dreams,
versity writing class from Impressive production ine, a new invention by psy- Despite a soulful turn Erica Peeples is Gena, a their faith and their loved
Story magazine editor Whit and costume design plus sol- chologist-scientist Gordon by Dinklage and some college student who be- ones, in nightclubs and
Burnett (Kevin Spacey). id supporting turns by Dunn (Martin Donovan) thoughtful themes and emo- comes romantically entan- apartments that look lived-
The action continues Spacey; Hope Davis and Vic- that allows users to unearth, tions, the film, capped by gled with well-meaning drug in.
through Salingers deeply tor Garber as Salingers par- visually replay and, if so an anticlimactic ending, ne- lord Quadir (Columbus The movie has enough of
traumatic stint in World War ents; and Zoey Deutch as desired erase buried or ver coheres into the grip- Short). The episodic plot Woods flavor to put a mem-
II, during which he began his debutante Oona ONeill distorted memories to rec- ping, mind-bending pack- borders on the scattered, as orable spin on a familiar
novel The Catcher in the round out this evocative bio- oncile the past. age that was clearly in- Gena and Quadir and their genre so much so that its
Rye. pic, which also marks But when Dunn is found tended. various friends, family mem- almost a crime it isnt better.
His postwar depression, Strongs directorial debut. dead of dubious causes, Sam Gary Goldstein bers and associates get in Noel Murray
writers block, self-sabotage Gary Goldestein turns amateur sleuth to each others way.
and soul searching eventu- learn the truth. Rememory. Rated: PG-13, True to the Game di- True to the Game. Rated:
ally give way to completing Rebel in the Rye. Rated: The result: a plodding for bloody accident images, rector Preston A. Whitmore R, for violence, drug content,
Catcher, which was pub- PG-13, for some language one-man investigation (the some violence, thematic ma- II and screenwriter Nia Hill sexuality and nudity, and
lished in 1951 to unprece- including sexual references, police curiously vanish here) terial and brief strong lan- dont have a big enough pervasive language. Run-
dented acclaim and, much to brief violence, and smoking. in which Sam befriends guage. Running time: 1 hour, budget to give this story the ning time: 1 hour, 48 min-
Salingers chagrin, serious Running time: 1 hour, Dunns widow (Julia Or- 54 minutes. Playing: AMC scale it needs; and aside utes. Playing: Edwards
influence. 49 minutes. Playing: Land- mond) and questions such Dine-In Sunset 5, West Hol- from veteran actress Vivica South Gate; Edwards West
As Hoults Salinger says mark, West Los Angeles. potential suspects as lywood. A. Fox, the cast is nowhere Covina.
E8 F R I DAY, S E P T E M B E R 8 , 2 017 S L AT I M E S . C O M / CA L E N DA R
AT THE MOVIES
CAPSULE REVIEWS There are obvious ante-

cedents for Anti Matter, in-
Teen cluding The Fly, 12 Mon-

keys and Primer and
even the non-sci-fi
Gaslight, in that theres al-
follows
ways a possibility that every-
ones conspiring to make
Ana believe shes going
crazy. The characters toss
around jargon and raise phi-
a dark losophical questions about

how advanced technology
warps the human experi-
ence, but this movie is pri-
path
marily a mystery, unraveling
whats happening to the her-
oine.
Because the actors deliv-
er every line in a breathless
Chilean writer-director rush, their performances are
Fernando Guzzonis un- monotone; and because
nerving drama Jess is no Burrows throws in new char-
Christ-like parable, but spir- acters and ideas every few
itual emptiness is certainly minutes, the resolution to
the prevailing mood. The ti- this story comes out rushed
tle figure, played by Nicols and goofy and not as poi-
Durn, is a sexually fluid gnant as intended. Anti
high-schooler in Santiago Matter shows promise
with a disinterest in educa- though even when its
tion or his future and a frosty more interesting than en-
relationship with his widow- Breaking Glass Pictures tertaining.
er father, Hector (Alejandro IN FERNANDO GUZZONIS grim drama Jess, four aimless youths make a fateful decision one night. Noel Murray
Goic).
With his pal Pizarro (Se- violent outbursts of her pre- The biggest problem for Anti Matter. Not rated.
bastin Ayala), the thrills teen son Benny (Rajay Gun Shy isnt its ridiculous Running time: 1 hour, 46
are boy band music and sex, Chandler, in a remarkable premise or its frequently minutes. Playing: Laemmle
but when a pair of older mis- debut), who appears to have silly tone; its that it doesnt Music Hall, Beverly Hills.
creants join in, the focus a severe form of autism, opts fully commit to either. Wests
turns to drugs and bad be- to place whats left of her film doesnt have as much
havior. The blitzed-out high splintering faith in the fun with Turks ineptitude as
jinks take a grave turn one hands of Brother Abe it could, but its no fault of its Theres 9/11. And
night in a park, when this (David Harewood). lead, Banderas. Though the
quartet of troublemakers Having come from a screenplay by Toby Davies in the dorms ...
come across a lonely, wasted dark place himself and still and Mark Haskell Smith is
teenager and beat him bearing the visibly pained based on Smiths novel Writer-director Ryan
senseless. When the as- demeanor of a tortured past, Salty, it feels as though it Frost was a freshman in col-
saulted kids condition and a the reborn Abe has earned a were written specifically for lege on Sept. 11, 2001 (full dis-
police investigation into it reputation as something of a the actor. Hes charming and closure, so was this critic).
become news the next day, healer, and, with the encour- funny, owning the long, curly Its a unique situation
Jess quickly discovers agement of church adminis- wig and rock-star swagger away from home for the first
whos looking out for him trator Mother (Prophetess Gravitas Ventures with ease. The actor is time, living with a group of
and who isnt. Libra), attempts to purge RAJAY CHANDLER is a troubled boy whose mom clearly having fun, but it isnt people youve just met and
Guzzonis movie is an un- Benny of the demonic forces seeks a spiritual solution in Free in Deed. enough to compensate for trying to process the surreal,
sparing portrait of aimless- that he believes to be con- the movies otherwise history-altering terrorist at-
ness told mostly in the quea- tributing to his condition. with refreshing candor and will always be the biggest patchy humor and bumbling tacks on the U.S. Frost has
siest shades and inspired by The fact-based story, humor. threat to patriarchy. script. tried to capture that potent
the true story of a young gay which is allowed to quietly Leela (Aahana Kumra), Katie Walsh Kimber Myers period in the one room-set
man in Santiago left in a unfold in a series of extended Usha (Ratna Pathak Shah), September Morning.
coma after a night of wanton takes, has been stripped of Shirin (Konkona Sen Lipstick Under My Gun Shy. Rating: R, for The morning in question
torture by four attackers. all artifice, especially in re- Sharma) and Rehana Burkha. In Hindi with Eng- language, some sexual con- is the wee hours of Sept. 12,
The plight of a lost gay teen gard to the pared-back per- (Plabita Borthakur) are lish subtitles. Not rated. tent and nudity, and drug when five freshmen gather in
drawn into violence is also at formances of Harewood, a very different women, Running time: 1 hour, 57 material. Running time: 1 the dorm room of Eric (Troy
the heart of the new Ameri- British actor with regular loosely connected to one an- minutes. Playing: Cinemark hour, 26 minutes. Playing: Doherty) and Dish (Patrick
can indie Beach Rats, but roles on Homeland and other in the city of Bhopal. 18 and XD, West L.A.; AMC Laemmle NoHo 7, North Cage II) for beer, pizza and
Guzzonis movie is grimmer Supergirl, and Findley, Each seeks to escape the op- Orange 30. Hollywood. one of those endless, ram-
about family. The movies who starred in Ava Du- pressive patriarchy that de- bling talks that are ubiqui-
last act, for which Guzzoni Vernays 2012 breakthrough fines their lives and yearns tous in the early days of col-
saves his ultimate state- feature, Middle of No- for a more modern and au- lege. The students all seem a
ment on the crisis of dealing where. tonomous lifestyle. Banderas rocks Rapid-fire sci-fi bit nonchalant about the
with troubled youth, belongs Guided by the New Zea- Student Rehana and events of the day, more ex-
to Hector, and Goic a fine land-based Mahaffy, theirs saleswoman Shirin are in silly Gun Shy drama promising cited to talk about sexual ex-
actor takes the baton with is an achingly raw and ten- burkha-wearing Muslims, periences and regale their
heartbreaking resolve. der portrait of two spir- though the fashion- and mu- Known for big-budget ac- The indie science-fiction pals with their best child-
Robert Abele itually isolated individuals sic-obsessed Rehana rebels, tion blowouts like Con Air movie Anti Matter sets it- hood tales.
for whom the laying on of stepping out in modern and The Expendables 2, self apart from similar arty The existential threat
Jess. In Spanish with hands is a surrogate for clothing. Shirin has to hide Simon West brings both genre exercises by adopting posed by the terrorist at-
English subtitles. No rating. some desperately needed her success at work from her bombast and self-awareness a screwball comedy pace tacks does steer the conver-
Running time: 1 hour, 25 human contact. abusive, unemployed and to the smaller action come- and a visual style akin to a sation toward philosophical
minutes. Playing: Laemmle Michael philandering husband, who dy Gun Shy. While it hyperactive action film. issues, but September
Music Hall, Beverly Hills. Rechtshaffen wants to keep her pregnant doesnt bring the explosions Writer-director Keir Bur- Morning is far more con-
and at home. The Hindu or the laughs of previ- rows rapid-fire dialogue cerned with detailing the
Free in Deed. Not rated. women might not wear ous films by the director, it and barrage of images ulti- college experience, with 9/11
Running time: 1 hour, 38 burkhas, but they are simi- features an all-out perform- mately prove too exhaust- as a backdrop. There are
Two souls seek minutes. Playing: Arena larly controlled: aspiring ance from Antonio Band- ing, though its always ener- gestures toward collective
Cinelounge Sunset, Holly- businesswoman Leela is eras that may be enough to getic. political or social conscious-
human contact wood. pressured into an arranged keep some audiences enter- Yaiza Figueroa stars as ness ROTC member
marriage, and widow Usha is tained. Ana, an Oxford-based ex- Dishs jingoistic anger and
Set along a particularly shamed for exploring her With his hair-band fame perimental physicist who an encounter with a World
downtrodden stretch of sexuality. long past him, former rock stumbles on a potentially War II vet pizza delivery man
Memphis, Tenn., Jake Ma- Indian women Lipstick Under My star Turk Henry (Banderas) world-changing discovery but they feel forced. Frost
haffys bleakly spare, power- Burkha was initially hasnt left his Malibu man- when she figures out how to memorializes his experience
ful Free in Deed focuses on defy constraints banned in India for its hon- sion in years. Dragged by his generate and stabilize a of this day, but its just not
a pair of damaged souls who est depiction of feminine supermodel wife, Sheila wormhole, which can tele- enough to make a significant
seek salvation beneath the The rousing Indian sexual fantasy. Its through (Olga Kurylenko), he report objects and people. But comment about the event.
harsh fluorescent lighting of drama Lipstick Under My fantasy, creative self-expres- turns to his native Chile for a when she uses herself as a Katie Walsh
a converted storefront Pen- Burkha, co-written and di- sion and career ambition vacation. She is kidnapped test subject, Ana reemerges
tecostal church. rected by Alankrita Shrivas- that these women define while on a llama tour (of into a world where her col- September Morning. No
A single mother, Melva tava, takes on the repressive who they are as individuals, course) and held for ransom, leagues behave suspiciously rating. Running time: 1 hour,
(Edwina Findley), barely traditions around gender outside of strict gendered and its up to the lazy, pam- and her memory is riddled 30 minutes. Playing: Vintage
coping with the increasingly and sexuality in that country norms. That independence pered Turk to save her. with gaps. Los Feliz 3.
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[Muschiettis, from E1]
production design, under
the hand of veteran Claude
Pare, had begun to take on
the feel of its own city. A
modest $30-million budget
for the New Line production
started to grow, though by
how much depends on
whom you ask. The shooting
schedule ballooned, going
from a planned 52 days to
nearly 80.
Now, as the R-rated film
prepares to hit theaters Fri-
day with Bill Skarsgard as
Pennywise and St. Vincent
standout Jaeden Lieberher
as lead loser Bill Denbrough,
it somehow looms even
larger. A trailer did to the In-
ternet what Firestarters
Charlie McGee does to bul-
lets. Tracking suggests a
strong opening north of
$55 million a respite from
a deadly drop of 16% at the
box office this summer.
It, in other words, is
saddled with the hope that
the film can not only redeem
its own tortuous history, can
not only counteract the re-
cent forgettability of the
movie adaptation of Kings
The Dark Tower, but can
resuscitate the commercial
fortunes of Hollywood itself.
We signed up to make a
good movie, said Seth Gra-
hame-Smith, the noted
genre author who is also one Brooke Palmer Warner Bros. / New Line
of the films producers, in a IT DIRECTOR Andy Muschietti guides a scene as Jaeden Lieberher, who plays the young Bill Denbrough, stands watch during filming.
recent phone interview. We
didnt sign up to be box office to a fearsome horror tale I dont know what peo- South Americans would be trick. Andy goes a little clown that seemed to shape-
saviors. Still, you could hear filled with acts of sexual ple make of those elements, stewarding this very Ameri- crazy with the storyboards, shift in front of both charac-
the nervous anticipation in abuse, neglect and impris- he added of a film whose can property. she said. ters and viewers.
his voice. onment. And thats just commercial prospects rest As children we were fas- Tonal blends could also Indeed, the cultural
This is not by any means what the parents are doing. in large part on viewers ac- cinated by fear, and the sto- prove tough for others on question at the heart of It
a normal horror movie, The Muschiettis have cepting this synthesis. But I ries from the U.S. about set. is whether visual stylists like
added Grahame-Smith pro- somehow taken those polar- like to think I combined fear, Barbara Muschietti Its hard as an actor to the Muschiettis can do what
ducing partner David ities and doubled down on them in an instinctive way. said of some early American find the balance between be- they did with Mama (and
Katzenberg by way of expec- them. Pennywise is still chill- Eight years ago the influences as she took a ing strong and being afraid, in a sense what King did with
tation-management. ing, and the kids face tor- Muschiettis were in a differ- break in her office across the Lieberher, a casting direc- the book): craft artfully spe-
To be sure, It is difficult ment from adult and bully ent place. They had made stages parking lot. Barbara, tors recent go-to for sensi- cific images that tap into a
source material. Set in dis- alike. Yet the movie is a Mama, a horror short 45, is the pragmatic half of tive young souls, said during universal set of fears.
parate time periods nearly quippy, even jokey, affair about two girls afraid of the sibling pairing with her a break in shooting. Nearby, Its fascinating to watch
three decades apart (the the brutality of an indie their mother. The Spanish- vision-y and goateed young- Finn Wolfhard, a fellow a psychopath. Were living in
1950s of Kings childhood drama with the wry self- language ditty was a modest er brother, the hard-charg- Loser junior high-schooler fear, and there are very capa-
and the 1980s of the books awareness of a modern teen affair, taking place mainly in ing yin to his dreamer yang. who also stars in the 1980s ble forces, like presidential
publication), the story comedy. (Unlike an ABC one room and costing barely We really read a lot of chiller Stranger Things, candidates, that feed off
spans a massive amount of miniseries in 1990, the movie $25,000, which they paid for Stephen King and Edgar mused that it was very in- this, Barbara said of the
events and characters. Good focuses only on the novels themselves. Their parents Allan Poe and saw American tense these are kids, but turbulent 2016 campaign.
kids, bad kids, good kids half that has to do with the did the catering. movies. I think the interest theyre kids who can be Pennywise is able to repre-
who may be possessed kids, Losers as children, updating Yet it was enough to at- in the genre started with screaming. He paused. I sent things that are more ev-
parents of all insensitive it from the 1950s of Kings tract the attention of famed Close Encounters. We saw really need to tell my agent to ident now than ever.
stripes. The Losers fears childhood to the 1980s. A director Guillermo del Toro, it as a horror movie. The fact get me a rom-com. Andy offered a more gen-
Pennywise essentially is a present-day sequel with the who came on as a producer, that you as a little kid could The actors went back to eral read.
malleable manifestation of kids as adults is tentatively and Universal, which hired be taken to a universe you another scene. In this one You have to go to what
them all requires a white- in the works.) them for a feature adapt- didnt know that was Skarsgard was lying on the the essence of what Penny-
board to keep straight. The size of the challenge ation. And that film, in turn, frightening. She also noted floor. He shook out his wise is about the dark
(They include a mummy, is obviously considerable, caught the attention of New a number of South Ameri- hands, exaggeratedly ro- power of adulthood, he
leper, werewolf, drowning Andy Muschietti, 44, said. If Line. Seeking vision at an af- can authors as formative. tated his neck, flapped out said. Its not coincidence all
victims, bathroom blood someone would come and fordable price after the Barbara said it was this one arm, then the other, an the grown-ups in town are
and the ghost of a dead sib- tell you that there will be Fukunaga chapter, execu- mix of sensibilities that evil vision coming to life after evil. This is not a story about
ling.) child abuse and silly humor tives at the Warner Bros. di- helped her and her brother sitting cooped up in a make- a monster. Its a story about
The books tone also together in the same movie, vision brought on the juggle so many tones. And up trailer for hours. The final the end of childhood.
veers heavily, from that of a you would think it was very Muschiettis ensuring that when it didnt, there was al- cut would find in his move-
tender coming-of-age story strange. a couple of below-the-radar ways a more old-school ments a compelling image, a [email protected]
In new telling, clown loses some terror

[It, from E1] the story, which altogether
scares to life. avoids addressing the subtle
In the interest of stream- and overt racism Mikes
lined storytelling and, pre- family endures in the Derry
sumably, box office, Kings of Kings novel.
1,138-page, time-hopping But other characters are
tome has been bisected into given room to explore great-
halves. King interwove a tale er complexity, particularly
of children battling a sinister Beverly, who is spared the
force with the same charac- most notorious and explic-
ters as adults, decades later, itly sexual scene from Kings
returning to face it again. novel and, in an astonishing
But the film, the first of two turn by Lillis that brings nu-
intended chapters in this ance to Bevs conflicted feel-
retelling, focuses entirely on ings about impending wom-
the child heroes of Derry and anhood, emerges as the
their inaugural battle with films tragic and bittersweet
the supernatural entity that anchor.
preys on their fears. Its unfortunate that, de-
R-rated scares, creepy spite an R-rating earned
clowns, ghastly night- with quick-cutting violence
marescapes, blood-spout- and foul language, It walks
ing sinks and entirely hu- back on fully exploring the
man threats abound as It effect of the traumas it ex-
fills its 135 minutes with ploits for movie thrills, rang-
enough impressive visuals ing from physical violence to
to keep its audience rapt if emotional and sexual abuse
not as emotionally invested at the hands of various
as the source material de- adults, robbing itself of
serves. earned resonance.
At least Muschietti be- This It plays more like
gins with a bang, expertly Brooke Palmer Warner Bros. / New Line Cinema Stephen Kings Goonies,
masterminding a nailbiter of THE LOSERS CLUB in the new Stephen King adaptation It is portrayed by Chosen Jacobs, left, Finn lacking the nasty bite or gut-
an inciting moment: Six- Wolfhard, Sophia Lillis, Jaeden Lieberher, Jack Dylan Grazer, Wyatt Oleff and Jeremy Ray Taylor. ting emotional weight the
year-old Georgie Den- storys underlying bog of an-
brough (Jackson Robert 27 years to feed on children; tighty-whities to trading range from beatings to flesh- guish should have.
Scott) follows his prized pa- Richie (Finn Wolfhard), the Your mom jokes with the carving and grow increas- Without the benefit of the
per sailboat downstream in It wise-cracking bespectacled liberated swagger of foul- ingly brutal. novels future timeline to
a rainstorm as it lures him to loudmouth; Stanley (Wyatt mouthed kids dropping F- Skarsgards Pennywise keep the buoyant optimism
Pennywise the Dancing Oleff), whose bar mitzvah bombs with aplomb. It wont soon erase the memo- of its characters in check,
Rated: R, for
Clown (Bill Skarsgard), a ra- violence/horror, bloody studies are haunted by a successfully brings the ry of Tim Currys iconic turn theres little sense that these
zor-toothed boogeyman images, and for language ghoulish woman from a retro-snappy Stranger from the 1990 TV miniseries, Losers will go on to live
with a taste for childrens painting; Eddie (Jack Dylan Things vibe to the big but he does bring a fresh, de- scarred adult lives or that
Running time: 2 hours,
fears and the personifica- Grazer), a hypochondriac screen, in no small part mented energy to the role. their memories of the ugly
15 minutes
tion of evil, eyes glinting worrier; Mike (Chosen thanks to actual Stranger Elsewhere, It struggles business witnessed in Der-
from the sewers. Playing: In general release Jacobs), a home-schooled Things star Wolfhard, who to modulate the balance of rys sewers may fade from
Georgies disappearance orphan and self-described helps keep the cast on its its ensemble cast. their minds but ring unfin-
is just the latest in a string of too. outsider; and Beverly Stand by Me wavelength Several arguably minute ished in their souls for the
missing-child cases to hit As school lets out for (Sophia Lillis), the flame- while stealing the movie plot points have been al- next 27 years.
Derry, not that the towns summer, fate pushes Bill haired tomboy fending off with most of the funniest tered in this telling, for bet- One should walk away
grown-ups can be bothered and six other outcasts to- an abusive dad at home lines. ter and worse; Mikes role as from It feeling the story lin-
to care. gether, each tormented by who finds strength as a But danger is never too group historian has been gering like a bruise, a bad
Only Georgies 11-year- external and internal fears member of this so-called far away in It, whether at passed on to Ben, for exam- taste on the tongue. Instead,
old brother, Bill (Jaeden and plagued by visions of It: Losers Club. the hands of the omnipres- ple, leaving the former with a it floats safely into a snug
Lieberher), holds out hope Ben (Jeremy Ray Tay- The film soars whenever ent Pennywise, played with less-fleshed-out back- Hollywood ending, leaving
for his return, visited by dis- lor), an overweight kid who Muschietti spends time cul- manic, frenetic menace by ground and sense of pur- all the deeper processing for
turbing apparitions of his tracks the towns tragic his- tivating the crackling pre- Skarsgard, or in the sadistic pose, while the fact that he the grown-ups to deal with
yellow-rainjacketed brother tory in his spare time and teen chemistry between this form of the local bully Henry seems to be the lone African in the sequel.
calling to him with an unset- leads the gang to the revela- bunch, from spitting loogies Bowers (Nicholas Hamil- American kid in town also
tling promise: Youll float tion that It comes once every and cliff-jumping in their ton), whose violent attacks serves little relevance within [email protected]
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WEEKEND PICKS
Making note of family
Singer-songwriter
Loudon Wainwright
III takes on a familiar
topic in his first book.
By Randy Lewis
Family. Its humanitys

foundational social unit, one
that encompasses myriad
rich and complex dealings,
which makes it somewhat
surprising that more musi-
cians havent devoted more
attention to examining the
Craig Schwartz myriad interpersonal dy-
namics that they engender.
THEATER But then theres Loudon
Wainwright III, who in
A Greek tragedy
nearly 50 years of writing
songs and recording albums
has built a deep body of work
rooting through the various
near the ocean

facets of family.
He explores that favored
topic in even greater detail in
his first book, the memoir
Liner Notes: On Parents &
Its like something out of Game of Thrones: Agamem- Children, Exes & Excess, Rob Latour The Wallis
non, king of Argos, seriously considers sacrificing his Death & Decay, & a Few of IM USED to doing that, writing about the people in my family, the women in my
eldest daughter to the goddess Artemis in exchange for My Other Favorite Things life, says Loudon Wainwright III of his debut book, the memoir Liner Notes.
fair winds to carry the armies of Greece to the gates of (Blue Rider Press, $27),
Troy, and glory, as Chicagos Court Theatre presents an which arrived Tuesday, from the experience of work- riage, and Im sure youre
outdoor staging of Euripides classic tragedy Iphigenia which, not coincidentally, ing on Surviving Twin, his thinking, What a selfish bas-
in Aulis. Getty Villa, 17985 Pacific Coast Highway, Pa- was Wainwrights 71st birth- Loudon one-man play that took its tard. But wait a minute, it
cific Palisades. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday; ends Sept. day. title from the song, both of gets worse. He proceeds to
30. $36-$45. www.getty.edu A stroll through his esti-
Wainwright which focus on his compli- detail just how much further
mable catalog quickly re- III with cated relationship with his downhill things went from
veals where the major focus
of his attention over the dec-
Christopher father, Loudon Wainwright
Jr., the respected longtime
there.
The book also references
OPERA CLASSICAL ades has been, with such ti- Guest Life magazine columnist his romantic relationship
tles as Your Mother and I, who died in 1988. with Suzzy Roche of the folk-
That tragic Spectacular Unhappy Anniversary,

Your Fathers Car, Be
Careful Theres a Baby in the
Where: Largo at the
Coronet, 366 N. La
My editor at Blue Rider,
Peter Gerthers, saw the
Surviving Twin show dur-
pop trio the Roches. She
gave birth to their daughter,
Lucy Wainwright Roche,
Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles
lass Lucia grand finale House, Bein a Dad, Fa-
ther-Daughter Dialogue, I
When: 8 p.m. Friday ing an incarnation a couple
of years ago in New York,
who also has demonstrated
considerable musical chops
Cost: $45 (includes a copy
Shes sad, shes mad, shes The Russians are coming! Knew Your Mother, Di- Wainwright said. It spurred as a singer-songwriter. His
of Wainwrights new
in plaid, shes Lucia di Pacific Symphony closes lated to Meet You, Older him to suggest that I could second marriage, to actress
memoir Liner Notes:
Lammermoor. Jamie its summer season with Than My Old Man and Loudon Wainwright III On write a book or that he Ritamarie Kelly, produced
Chamberlin and Bevin an all-Russian program Surviving Twin. Parents & Children, Exes & thought I had a book in me. daughter Lexie Kelly Wain-
Hill share the title role in that includes Rachmani- Its what Ive been doing Excess, Death & Decay, & a Then somebody offered wright, yet another budding
Pacific Opera Projects noff s Piano Concerto my whole career, Wain- Few of My Other Favorite me some money to do it, he singer and songwriter.
outdoor staging of Doni- No. 2 featuring pianist wright said recently by Things) said with one of the laughs I wanted to lay [my life]
zettis tragic love story set Yekwon Sunwoo and phone from his apartment Info: (310) 855-0350, that regular punctuate any out as it was, he says now,
in Scotland. Sung in Tchaikovskys 1812 on Manhattans Upper West www.largo-la.com/event conversation with him, and but I didnt want to lay into
Italian with projected Overture with cannons Side. Hes gearing up for a /1541250-loudon-wain so I was up against the wall. anybody in particular. Its
English titles. Forest and fireworks. Pacific run of book signings and wright-iii-in-los-angeles In Liner Notes, he ad- not a tell-all book about
Lawn Memorial Park, 1712 Amphitheatre, OC Fair & concerts that will bring him dresses many of the themes other people. I copped to
S. Glendale Ave., Glen- Event Center, 100 Fair to L.A. for a Q&A with his he raised in the show his stuff Ive been copping to in
dale. 7 p.m. Saturday and Drive, Costa Mesa. 8 p.m. friend, actor-director Chris- sing the song Unrequited combination of admiration the songs for 45 years: drink-
Sunday; ends Sept. 17. Saturday. $12.50-$99. topher Guest on Friday at [To the Nth Degree] [on the and jealousy toward his fa- ing, womanizing. Im used
$25; tables, $65-$120. www www.pacific Largo, and back-to-back show]. It was a hilarious, bit- thers fame and writing tal- to doing that.
.pacificoperaproject.com symphony.org solo performances Saturday ter breakup song. ent and includes several Yet he also writes and
at McCabes in Santa Moni- At this point, Apatow re- of his fathers Life columns sings about other subjects.
ca. Im used to doing that, cites the songs entire open- to illustrate various points In fact, outside the cult of
writing about the people in ing verse by heart: When I hes making. devotees whove lapped up
MUSIC & COMEDY my family, the women in my die/And it wont be long/Hey The life reflections ex- each of nearly two dozen stu-
life. youre gonna be sorry/That pand from there, and he tou- dio albums since his 1970 de-
Kermit & Co. at the Bowl The real-world result has

often been strained, or bro-
ken, relationships, but Wain-
you treated me wrong/Yeah
youre gonna be sorry/That
you treated me bad/Hey and
ches on his rocky first mar-
riage to the late Canadian
singer-songwriter Kate Mc-
but which landed him
among a string of literate-
minded singer-songwriters
The Muppets Take the Bowl, and hopefully, theyll give it wright has wrung out of if theres an afterlife/Ill gloat Garrigle, of the McGar- dubbed a new Bob Dylan
back when theyre done, as Kermit the Frog and company those troubled situations a and Ill be glad. rigles, who is the mother of at the time hes still best
join Thomas Wilkins and the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra treasure trove of songs I found it so funny, but their equally celebrated chil- known for his one and only
for an evening of music, merriment and fireworks. Holly- sometimes stabbingly also very emotional and real dren, singer-songwriters Top 20 billboard hit single,
wood Bowl, 2301 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood. 8 p.m. Fri- funny, sometimes painfully at the same time, he said. I Rufus and Martha Wain- Dead Skunk, from 1973.
day and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday. $14-$196. revealing, but always bru- am such an admirer of his wright. He won the 2009 Grammy
www.hollywoodbowl.com tally honest. artistry. Hes a constant In a passage in the books Award for traditional folk al-
His tone has been a giant touchstone of what I should chapter that is devoted to bum for High Wide & Hand-
influence on me, said come- be shooting for; hes the bar McGarrigle, Wainwright re- some: The Charlie Poole
dian and filmmaker Judd of sticking to your own high counts their wedding night Project, his tribute to the
MUSIC Apatow, a longtime Wain- standards and to contin- with brutal honesty, and a early 20th century banjo-lay-
wright fan who has used him ually challenging yourself. sharp sense of humor: I ing troubadour.
as an actor and musician in The jacket for Liner spent most of my wedding Im always drawn to peo-
The Universal songbook movies, including Knocked
Up and The 40-Year-Old
Notes also features a back-
cover testimonial from no
night in front of the tape re-
corder, drinking beer and lis-
ple whose work seems vital
and keeps digging deeper,
Michael Feinstein and the Pasadena Pops wrap their Virgin and in his short-lived less than author Salman tening to mixes of my soon- Apatow said of Wainwright.
summer season with Universal Studios Favorites, fea- TV series Undeclared. Rushdie, lauding Wain- to-be-released second al- They make you realize you
turing a selection of film scores, show tunes and more. He used to appear on wright as a true original; bum, while my bride softly can be as vital as long as you
With Broadways Jessie Mueller and Jarrod Spector as David Lettermans morning not like anyone else, just as cried herself to sleep in the want, if you have the interest
guest vocalists. Los Angeles County Arboretum, 301 N. show [in1980], Apatow said. he set out to be. bedroom down the hall. It and the energy to do it.
Baldwin Ave., Arcadia. 7:30 p.m. Saturday. $25 and up. I remember being 12 or 13 The book, Wainwright was a fraught and inauspi-
www.pasadenasymphony-pops.org years old and watching him notes, essentially emerged cious beginning for the mar- [email protected]
Hammer wants you to know this about him

[MC Hammer, from E1] means to an end. Hammers
ty. goal is promoting peace
And thats what Hammer MC Hammer and love and harmony and
is, right? positivity and healthiness
Maybe. When: 8 p.m. Friday and family and eternity and
Yes, the songs that made Where: Staples Center, 1111 hard work, he said, an ex-
him one of hip-hops first S. Figueroa St. pansive message that of
real-deal pop stars 2 Le- course requires an audience
Tickets: $59.50-$129.50
git 2 Quit, Pray, his silky to receive it.
rendition of the Chi-Lites Info: staplescenter.com And though fans have
Have You Seen Her are demonstrated little interest
decades behind him. And as he spoke I thought I could in his new music, Hammers
no, its not likely hed be see them glinting with pent- vintage hits have proven sur-
headlining Staples if Fri- up irritation. These are all prisingly durable. Just this
days show werent con- things I had to do myself. year, Fifth Harmony sam-
nected to a splashy network MC Hammer didnt stop pled Pumps and a Bump
television special. releasing music after the for its song He Like That.
But talk with him for a 90s. There have been al- Might we see him hit the
few minutes and a slightly bums and scattered singles, road as Puff Daddy did with
different picture emerges, and in 2012 he and Psy last years successful Bad
that of a principled enter- mashed up 2 Legit 2 Quit Boy Family Reunion tour?
tainer with more in his head with the Korean stars viral Well see, Hammer said.
than a shrinking spotlight. hit Gangnam Style. I want to do what I call
For starters, the Oakland Still, Hammer seems out events coming to a city
native born Stanley Kirk of step with todays hip-hop and getting your dancers
Burrell is pretty suspicious Myung J. Chun Los Angeles Times scene, and that might be and your horn players and
of media attention hardly 2 LEGIT 2 QUIT? Thats MC Hammer as he pursues such issues as education. partly by choice. He disap- embracing your culture. We
the norm for someone trying proves of the way young MCs can do that in L.A., we can do
to stretch his renown for an- once popularized. And in dia. tion. At Staples, his show such as Future rap about us- that in New York, we can do
other few years. When we sat my case, youve got to re- Hes also an activist: Last will include local dancers, ing prescription drugs like that in Houston.
down, Hammer, 55, immedi- search 30 years, which is month, he turned up at San along with a choir and the Xanax and Percocet to get And, by the way, those
ately wanted to know what how long its been since Franciscos City Hall during Los Angeles Youth Orches- high. things are on my mind.
my angle was; hed more or Hammer released his debut a demonstration meant to tra a higher level of excel- This stuff is killing kids, Houston is on my mind;
less stopped speaking with album, Feel My Power, in counter a proposed right- lence, he called it, and a its getting them locked up in Irma coming to Florida is on
entertainment journalists, 1987. wing rally. And he described spectacle in keeping with the penitentiaries, he said. my mind. I was just talking
he said, because they always They already know the Fridays concert as the af- those he brought to MTV Ive seen the effects on peo- to the CEO of one of the five
approached him with such music! he continued. ter-party to XQ Super and took on tour in the early ple I love, and I despise it. Its largest corporations in
shallow questions. Youre not doing a story School Live, an all-star TV 90s. a stench in my nostril. So America I texted him and
If Im one of five things about a guy trying to make production that will invite Nobody told me, Ham- whos gonna say something? I said, Man, Im ready to
that youve got to do this an audience. My musics al- the public to help rethink the mer, you should dance. I cant wait for the next man. help.
week, how can you take the ready been heard by billions. future of American high Hammer, you should make Ill say it, and I can handle As a musician, Im ready.
time and really research? Billions! So you cant intro- schools, according to or- music with energy. Ham- whatever. Im not trying to Im lean and mean; I aint
asked the rapper, who was duce me as an artist. ganizers. mer, you should sing Have be popular at the expense of carrying but 3% body fat, if
dressed in a satiny flight And anyway, he said, he Yet he retains the in- You Seen Her, the rapper a generation. that. So Im ready. Youll
jacket and fitted sweats far long ago took his messaging stincts of the flashy per- said. His eyes were hidden Which doesnt mean see.
more snug than the so- into his own hands as an former who set the table for behind a pair of large Dolce popularity is of no interest to
called Hammer pants he early adopter of social me- raps eventual bling-ifica- & Gabbana sunglasses, but him or that its not a [email protected]
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TELEVISION
Romano getting serious about second act

[Romano, from E1] being himself. And I think prove himself to his father.
smartphone might auto- that made it harder on him- To people hes worked
correct to ducking.) self to change his image. with, its not surprising that
My anxiety and my OCD Thats why Ray had such a Romano can tap into the
have been ramped up for the clear intention to go the emotion of a scene.
last month, he says, crack- other way. I always felt that his per-
ing pistachios inside a Bur- Romano said he didnt formance on Everybody
bank hotel room. Ive been know how far the other way Loves Raymond was very
to the dermatologist eight he could go until the oft-dark grounded in a way that you
times since I got the role. I Vinyl, for which he fa- dont often see in multi-cam
swear to God. Im not kid- mously shot his first nude sitcoms, said Nanjiani, who
ding. I called him again the scene. In the second epi- co-wrote and starred in The
other day, but hes on vaca- sode, his character contem- Big Sick. And, I dont know
tion. plates killing himself. how hell feel about me say-
This from the guy who I was like What? Ro- ing this, but I feel like theres
wondered if the industry, mano recalled of reading the a melancholy to him thats
and audiences, would ac- development in the script. very appealing that I felt
cept him as a character be- It was like, How am I going would really work on The
yond the bumbling persona to? What am I going to? Big Sick.
he perfected for nine sea- I had to get to a place I had Others havent stopped
sons on the CBS sitcom never been. And I was a taking notice. Romano talks
Everybody Loves Ray- wreck. about some of the high-pro-
mond. But he remembered a file projects that have come
In the 12 years since that trick from his former Par- his way in recent months.
hit show ended, Romano has Justin Lubin Epix enthood co-star Mae Whit- But even his successful sec-
certainly put in the work to RAY ROMANO , left, with his costar Chris ODowd, plays a Hollywood underdog man: putting on some head- ond act, he keeps his come-
be taken more seriously. in Epixs dark comedy adaptation of the Elmore Leonard book Get Shorty. phones and listening to dic muscles stretched.
There was his turn as a somber songs that trans- He still performs stand-
neurotic, gambling-ad- which he quickly changed gested meeting twice a week. port you to a moment. So, up gigs in Vegas or sets at
dicted, party supply shop into after a photo shoot Romano scoffed. A few the night before shooting the Comedy and Magic Club
owner in his first post-Ray- Get Shorty Romano is at least up for the months later, he relented. the Vinyl scene, Romano in Hermosa Beach or the
mond project: TNTs Men challenge. He talks about his Patricia Heaton [his asked his daughter to help Comedy Cellar in New York.
of a Certain Age, a dramedy quirks. Like his talent of be- Raymond co-star] once him assemble a playlist. Its a high, he says. Im
Where: Epix
he co-created with Ray- ing able to list every capital said its like youre in a sub- There were some Beatles fix- not a guy who gets high, but I
mond writer Mike Royce; When: 10 p.m. Sunday in the world. (Name any marine for nine years, Ro- tures like Hey Jude and imagine some highs are bet-
an arc on NBCs Parent- Rating: TV-MA (may be country, he says. His mano said. All of a sudden, Let It Be and more con- ter than others. But I think
hood as a photographer po- unsuitable for children groomer, upon exiting the you resurface and your kids temporary tunes like Cold- the biggest, most euphoric is
tentially on the autism spec- under age 17) room, shouts: Ireland!. are older and you think, Ive plays Fix You. that feeling onstage. You
trum; a run as a depressed Dublin, but thats easy. got money, Ill just golf. But It put me in a bubble have no idea when its leav-
record executive in the feel that, he says. Its like, Give me something hard, then I realized, Whats that I just stayed in for that ing your mouth how people
aforementioned Vinyl, you know youve achieved he retorts.) When asked next? There was this big scene and seemed to work, react. Its like jumping off a
which Scorsese executive some level of success and about his loyalty to his Casio void. A big identity crisis. says the Queens native, who cliff, you dont know if your
produced and co-created you know what youve done F91W watch, he talks about This fear of Can I do some- still has the playlist on his chutes are gonna open or
(hence, their connection); and yet you still feel you have how a recent Last Week thing else? Will I have a phone. Would I have been youre gonna crash to the
and, earning him critical ac- more to do and more to Tonight With John Oliver chance to show I can? able to get there without ground. When they laugh,
claim this summer, his role prove. Youre only as good as segment which pointed Romano said the indus- that? I don't know. you realize, Oh, youre on to
as a geeky and endearing your last joke, your last out that the wristwatch was try is more receptive to see- Romanos other tactic to something. Its the coolest
dad in the indie romantic show, your last whatever. known to be used by Al ing beyond Raymond. Hes help mentally absorb a char- feeling.
comedy The Big Sick. The confidence is there, but Qaeda members as timers less sure about viewers. acter involves writing a Cooler than being cast in
These days, hes making underneath there is always wasnt enough to make him Royce isnt surprised by backstory something he a Martin Scorsese film?
the dark comedy rounds as insecurity. I totally identify swap it out. Of course, thats Romanos uncertainty. started doing after hearing I have a Top 10 surreal
Rick Moreweather, a spiky- with that. I see the bad in not to say he didnt fret Thats hard for any actor Denzel Washington talk list, and this is right up
haired low-budget movie everything I do. about it for a moment. who creates an indelible about it. For his Get there, he says of this mo-
producer in the Epix televi- A bit of that self-depre- Im sticking with it, he character an indelible sit- Shorty character, fueling ment and of his career. Also
sion adaptation of Elmore cation was on display from says, noting its a relic of his com character, no less, he some of Ricks insecurity is in there is having lunch with
Leonards Get Shorty, the moment the interview stand-up days, used to time said, launching into his Ro- the task of living in the shad- Johnny Carson. Working
which runs Sundays and began. The idea of talking his sets. mano impression every so ow of his director father. with Martin Scorsese again
was recently renewed for a about himself for a pro- But what of, after all often. Those are the hard- Every backstory in- is there too.
second season. (It is a sepa- longed interval seemed these years, his anxiety est to get out from under, be- volves my father, Romano, A beat.
rate entity from the 1995 daunting and a little absurd. about forming a new identity cause youve been in every- 59, reveals. I remember Heck, having him fire me
John Travolta film.) Rick, in What do you mean? How in his second act. Has it ones living room each week hearing Gary Oldman talk- would also be up there.
a nutshell, is desperate to long do you think it takes to calmed? A little bit, he sometimes being a bit of a ing about backstories and At least hes not too
prove himself in Hollywood. tell your life story? this re- says. A little bit. fool, sometimes being a saying, I got to stop using scared to crack jokes.
That underdog mentality, porter asks. Thirty-six min- He recalls the period schlump. Ray was such a my father ... And I feel the
Romano knows it well. utes, he quickly replies. when Everybody Loves good sitcom actor that he same way. What I come up yvonne.villarreal
As successful as it may Wearing a slightly wrin- Raymond was winding made it look easy. And I with always involves some @latimes.com
appear I am, I dont really kled T-shirt and jeans down and his therapist sug- think people thought he was element of this son trying to Twitter: @villarrealy
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appeared in the series BAMBI ARTIST Halle Berry (Kingsman: KVCR Orman (6:30) Ethan Bortnick Live in Concert: Power (TVG) Johnny Mathis: Wonderful! Wonderful! (TVG)
Picket Fences as a child) Tyrus Wong is saluted on the Golden Circle); Ryan KCET The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) Gene Tierney. Dark Journey (1937) Conrad Veidt.
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duced by host Dean Cain. Washington Week President Week (N) Watson. impact of painter Tyrus Wong. (N) Citizenship. (N)
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biography Tyrus Wong the government for three A&E Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol
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Noon Sundance Post; Yamiche Alcindor,
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SUDOKU BRIDGE
cut with his seven of trumps, three spades, inviting game.
By Frank Stewart and declarer loses a trump A bid of two spades would
trick. promise nothing.
Why does everyone call True, I said. But at the
Cy the Cynic? a new mem- other table, Cys teammate South dealer
ber of my club asked. sitting East threw in an over- Both sides vulnerable
Hes a typical cynic who call of two hearts. North-
NORTH
distrusts everything and South doubled that and got J 10 5 4
everybody, I shrugged, but all their tricks on defense for 983
its mostly because his part- down three, plus 800. So Cy AQ
ners and teammates always lost five IMPs for making his K842
let him down. unmakable game. WEST EAST
73 Q98
I wrote down todays I begin to understand, 65 A K Q 10 4
deal. In a team match, Cy said our new member. 10 7 6 4 3 J95
played at four spades. West Question: You hold: J J975 10 3
found the best lead of a 10 5 4 9 8 3 A Q K 8 4 2. SOUTH
heart, and East took his high The dealer, at your left, AK62
hearts and ... shifted to a dia- opens two hearts, a weak J72
mond. Cy won in dummy, two-bid. Your partner dou- K82
picked up the trumps with a bles. The next player passes. AQ6
finesse against Easts queen What do you say? SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
and claimed, plus 620. Answer: Partners dou- 1 NT Pass 2 Pass
Surely his team gained ble promises opening values 2 Pass 4 All Pass
IMPs, our newcomer said. probably more since you Opening lead 6
East beats the contract by might have to respond at the
leading another heart at three level and support for 2017, Tribune Media
KENKEN Trick Four. West can upper- the unbid suits. Jump to Services
Every box will contain a number; numbers depend on the size of the grid. For a 6x6
puzzle, use Nos. 1-6. Do not repeat a number in any row or column. The numbers in each
heavily outlined set of squares must combine to produce the target number found in the
top left corner of the cage using the mathematical operation indicated. A number can be ASK AMY
In the pre-stalking stage

repeated within a cage as long as it is not in the same row or column.
Dear Amy: Im 62 and have I had left at this house, along Each time one of us is on
been single for 27 years, with with a note that stated, I the road, my mother insists
occasional relationships. miss you, and if you gave us that we call her halfway to
Im quite independent, and (me) another chance I know the destination and again
if the relationship was no things would be different. once we get there.
longer working (for whatev- Is this stalking? Should I She will map out exactly
er reason), either he or I start restraining order pro- how long it should take us to
ended it with not much fan- ceedings? Should I reach out get from A to B with no traf-
fare involved. to his ex-wife and see if hell fic, extra stops, going the
This spring, I met a man eventually get over it? speed limit, etc., and if we
who lives only a few blocks Grandma dont call at the time she
away from me. With a Stalker thinks we should have com-
9/8/17 At first it was working pleted the trip, she will start
quite well. Then he started Dear Grandma: You are blowing up our phones with
getting angry with me for ab- not being stalked so far. text messages and calls. My
HOROSCOPE solutely no reason. He However, given this mans phone does not sync to my
started demonstrating ter- history both his reported car, so I would have to phys-
rible jealousy. I would leave history and his behavior ically answer her text or call.
Your analyzing mind is prob- doesnt make them healthy. the relationship, he would toward you I agree that Weve explained that
By Holiday Mathis ably not up to the task of Figure out whats good and apologize, I would forgive you should be wary. what she is doing is danger-
healing your emotional correct before you repeat it. him, and then it would hap- If you genuinely think it ous, but she refuses to stop.
Aries (March 21-April 19): wounds. Instead, employ Pisces (Feb. 19-March pen all over again. would be helpful, you could She did this to me tonight
Solitude can be healing, your heart and body to that 20): Today your senses will I learned that his ex-wife contact his ex, who might while I was at the end of a
though some people will go task. be naturally more engaged, of 35 years will not engage provide some insight. five-hour drive that ended
to great lengths to avoid it. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23): and your intuition will be him in conversation, and his Install a No Trespass- well past midnight. Then
Taurus (April 20-May Today youre like a jazz mu- keen. children and grandchildren ing sign at the end of your she had the nerve to scold
20): Some will lower their in- sician. You know your piece Todays birthday (Sept. barely spend time with him. driveway. If this man comes me for worrying her.
hibitions through chemi- too well to play it note for 8): This solar return raises He told me that his ex-wife on to your property again Your thoughts?
cals. Its healthier to lower note. Improvise. the tone you bring to your life accused him of stalking her and it makes you uncomfort- Stressed by Text
your inhibitions through a Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21): events, which will serve you after the divorce. able, you could send him a
mind-set or through phys- Narrow the gap between in the moment and beyond. I finally had to break it off, letter via priority mail: I Dear Stressed: Im not
ical activity instead. your idea of where you are Memories are not flat, linear with no hope of reconciling. I have posted a No Trespass- sure why your mother keeps
Gemini (May 21-June 21): now and your idea of where representations, but 3D have since stopped all coming sign at the edge of my such close tabs on her chil-
Attention isnt the goal for you want to be. snapshots of everything, in- munication, although he property. Please do not dren, but you should get to-
you today. Youve good rea- Sagittarius (Nov. 22- cluding your mood. Love continued to text me, beg- come on to my property or gether as a group and resist
sons for wanting to go under Dec. 21): Theres a person and joy spill over through ging me to give him another contact me again. If you see her control.
the radar. who, lately, tends to put a the end of your year. Shrewd chance. him on your property and/or You should not read or
Cancer (June 22-July 22): twist in the mood to enable a business leads to lucrative Yesterday my sisters and if he contacts you after this, answer her texts or calls
In some ways youll feel more downward spiral. If this deals in February. Leo and I noticed him walking up my you should look into legal while driving.
influential and important to character is unavoidable, Sagittarius adore you. Your driveway. He placed an en- remedies.
people who are far away plan ahead and put up emo- lucky numbers are: 10, 2, 16, velope on my car windshield. Send questions to Amy
from you than you will to tional armor. 50 and 27. Once he was gone, I opened Dear Amy: I come from a Dickinson to askamy@
those at an arms length. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. it and he was returning a clip family that travels a lot. amydickinson.com.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 19): Rumination makes us Holiday Mathis writes her
Listen for the real message. feel worse. Instead of analyz- column for Creators
You dont necessarily have ing, accept. Instead of doing, Syndicate Inc. The FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham
to address it now, but defi- be. horoscope should be read
nitely make note of this Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. for entertainment. Previous
underlying truth. 18): Old patterns feel com- forecasts are at
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): fortable, but that familiarity latimes.com/horoscope.
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By Alex Eaton-Salners 2017 Tribune Content Agency
ACROSS
1 Short pants?
5 Gloria in Excelsis __
8 Where JFK, Nixon and
Carter served
14 Brazils largest city
16 Military builder
17 In my opinion ...
18 MLB single-season
recordholder
for most hits
19 Skiers destination
20 Musical set in
Manhattans East
Village ARGYLE SWEATER By Scott Hilburn MARMADUKE By Brad & Paul Anderson
22 Shooting marble
23 Xanadu gp.
24 Youngest Simpson
26 Oer there
28 Somewhat,
to Saint-Sans
29 Against: Abbr.
31 Spanish pronoun
32 Pen pals greeting?
33 Removes, as a
temporary hem
36 No-hitter, usually
38 Shot with more detail
39 Hogwarts subjects
40 Ford maverick?
41 Windy City transit
initials
42 Blue Shield offering 7 Obsolete audio 43 Hunky-dory
43 Energy field technology 44 Elizabeth Is line
44 Hardy title teenager 8 Employing 46 Shabby
45 Carpathian Mountains 9 Federal housing 47 Hamilton role
locale assistance program 48 Help with a job?
10 No thanks 49 A __ formality
47 Do diner work
11 Somewhat 50 Shave
48 Roadies box
12 Aloe __ 52 Editors mark
51 Product made from
13 That smarts! 53 Captain hanged for
fermented rice BLISS By Harry Bliss
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with 81 squares
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55 Scram!
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57 Make less vulnerable to
earthquakes, say 26 Rural agreement
27 Org. that inspects ANSWER TO
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61 Wee 28 Any of 12 popes
62 Muesli bit 30 Treasure chest coins
63 Repairs with turf represented graphically
by two consecutive
DOWN letters in six puzzle
1 Russia had one in the answers (including this
20th century one)
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3 70s-80s show about a 33 Umas role in The
big family Producers
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add-ons, say 35 Escape destinations
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My Love, e.g. 38 Essence
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