to be oza from bosnia and herzegovina saying you can't escape the balkans they play with the chaise and there's little sign of an a tourist ethnic conflicts. all to look there's nazis will be a roll call cajun in principle we speak the same language we went to more or less the same schools the only difference is whether we go to what church or a mosque and this difference shouldn't be so important if you. like was dangerous here in the ninety's brought a jacobo which ran to school through sniper alley today in the pedestrian zone sarah a vote looks like any city but the absurdistan that dubio is a sings about hangs over the city. in their hymn of our generation the multi-ethnic band to be a collective sings about today's flood of information climate change and consumerism . but normal zod today we have are. turn to normality despite the conflicts of the ninety's hatred has been overcome somehow that i see this knocking on the only exists in the language of politicians who use it to secure their position of power you probably saw it on queen queen not to make it obvious that. they're bus

inaccessible crash site we're told, and, you know, the first thing first responders had to deal with oza brush fire ignited by the helicopter hitting that hill side. once that was under control they secured the scene. the faa was quickly here putting a cordon around so that crash site could be provided as best it could be. now, the coroner's office has been involved in trying to remove the remains. they will then be involved in the process of identifying all the victims and that they say could take a few days. the ntsb, the faa will examine the route of that helicopter. they'll look into its maintenance record, the record of the pilot, and they'll also be looking into the weather. people around here tell us it was very, very foggy sunday morning when this helicoter crashed. in fact we heard from the l.a. police department they had in fact grounded their fleet of helicopters sunday morning because the visibility was just not good enough. but listen, for the people here in l.a. that's down the line, that's secondary. the headline, the pain that they are feeling is that kobe bryant, this la

they say he oza 23-year old man and faces charges of kidnapping and domestic battery. >> this is an absolutely violent crime. domestic violence is one of the most horrific crimes we can deal with on a daily basis. >> reporter: the crime happened wednesday morning. the man and woman reportedly in a relationship got into an argument on the way home from a new year's eve party. that's when the woman ran out and ran to the house for help. the owner saw the video say the made the arrest without the video and help from the public. >> it's important they reach out. these surveillance systems are helpful for us and following the drimez and combatting these type of crimes in nature ror the pair has a child that was in the car and unharmed. >>> now, a device will target levels of thc to see if the person smoked thc within the last couple of hours. thc needs to be measured in parts per trillion which means you need it to be accurate. >> just like you don't want the school bus driver to get behind the wheel and operating a bus and driving our kids around, you don't want a person operating a crane and hit