[Dog Gone]

Yep, it's that bridge over the raging (2 ft wide and 2 inches deep) Los Angeles River.

[Southack]

So Davis will no doubt have these terrorists arrested in California, becoming a hero and saving his political career. Hmmm...

[homeschool mama]

Seems to me they'd target the Los Angeles freeway system (one that has a few overpasses one over the other) rather than the LA bridge.

[Robert357]

Yep, it's that bridge over the raging (2 ft wide and 2 inches deep) Los Angeles River

Now, Now, I have seen the LA River when it is as you say 2 ft wide and 2 inches deep. I have also seen it during a rainstorm when it was to the top of the concrete trench and washing junked cars out to sea! I visited my son at college about two years ago and there were mudslides up and down the Pacific Coast Highway from all the rain. When I saw the LA River then , I was amazed in that it was actually a real raging river. Most of the other times I have seen it, it has not even been, what I could call a creek.

[Joe Hadenuf]

Yep, it's that bridge over the raging (2 ft wide and 2 inches deep)Los Angeles River.

Yeah, it looks just like the Rio Grande, but with more water.

I couldn't resist.

[Joe Boucher]

I used to live in l.A. and there used to be a beer with its brewery right along the L.A. river. That is where they got their water to make this crap. I never had any, Afraid.Brew 302. Don't know if it's still in operation but can you imagine its marketing dificulties?

[bonesmccoy]

Regretably, I am having trouble believing the governor due to his previous record. It is unfortunate that, at this crucial time, the Gov's previous record on Energy, Education, Healthcare, Environment, etc. and his previous misstatements would cloud my ability to believe him.

It's hard to believe this man. It's the problem with having a Clinton-like person in the chief executive chair.