then over here to my right is the rest of port of long beach. continue to see how empty and quiet it is. especially for this particular time of the year. and wells fargo, an analyst there estimating that the big box stores are going to be the ones that will be hit the hardest and soonest, potentially mid-april with the empty store shelves or out of stock online. walmart, target, dick's sporting goods and the economic impact after the supply chain and the shipments and everything is ready in a factory, even if it's open it hits right here in the port of long beach and the port of l.a. right across the way and feeling coronavirus right now. >> i have to ask you at a port of the world are most international places you can ever be because it's sailors and people getting off the ships so if you're worried about people from around the world spreading coronavirus, are things at the port doing itself, port employees doing to prevent the spread of this disease from people who don't know they were exposed to it? >> reporter: yes. the federal government an

essentially a vessel that was destined to long beach that has basically been canceled so all the cargon aboard that vessel is not coming to long beach. >> people point out that if you're ordering easter merchandise and doesn't get here in time, not like that's delayed in terms of coming the economy it is gone altogether. i have a question for you, though where do those goods go? do we return them to china come to the u.s. and disposed of somehow? do you know what happens >> a lot of those goods end up in the surplus, secondary market some of those are shipped overseas but the important fact here is the fact that depending on how long this coronavirus situation is prolonged, there could be shipments that will be canceled altogether missing the season and that's what we are concerned about. right now we are looking at the immediate impacts to our cargo and the economy. we're also now thinking about the secondary impacts and the national economy. >> sure. you said down about 6% jeer over year in january and february essentially. do you expect it to continue next week getting into march >>

that's here at the port of long beach. usually there is a massive cargo ship parked right there unloading their stuff and the executive director tells me that berth is empty because of coronavirus. and because of the cancellations that they've seen. more than double compared to last year. and if you look at throughout the porlt of long beach here, it's quiet. you don't have ships coming in with the same frequency. and the executive director saying this has caused chaos here at the ports of long beach and los angeles. the economic impact really for retailers could be empty shelves, empty online store shelves as the goods that are supposed to be coming in after the lunar new year at this time are completely quiet. this is probably ground zero. that's what the executive director is calling it at long beach of the retail problem that we could see if the situation worsens. >> jo ling kent and stephanie rule, thank you both. >>> breaking news out of paris. we'll keep you updated. this is what we know now. a fire at the iconic tr

. >> julie made it safely to her brother's home in long beach. they had dinner together. aka asked julie to be a bridesmaid at his wedding and gave her a tiara. but julie couldn't stay long because, she told her brother, her friend sam herr needed her. he'd been texting her all afternoon. messages that seemed weirdly off kilter. can you come over tonight at midnight alone? going out for a bit. very upset. need to talk. then -- please. no sex. i need to talk to someone. julie texted back. lol, ew, sam, we are like bro and sis. no sex. and then sam texted again. i'm hurting with some bad fam crap. i can't be alone. no sex. please i'm begging as a brother. julie, as always, was ready to help. yeah, that's fine, sam. i'm here for you like family. she left her brother's home that friday evening and headed for sam's apartment. did you normally wait up for her? >> i normally do, but the thing was, though, she was with her brother. and then happened to be that saturday it was my youngest daughter's senior prom. and then when i woke up and when i didn't see her, i was like okay. >>

here at long beach it is empty. i just spoke with the executive director of long beach ports here and he says it is empty precisely because of coronavirus and the cancellations coming from china. in fact, cancellations are double what they usually are. here's what he just told me. >> the impact has been significant. i mean, the port here, this is ground zero for treatment. i mean, our imports, exports, overwhelming which china. when there's a disruption there it's an impact here. what this means for the port is loss of volume and what it means for a consumer is your products might not be on the shelf. what it means for the community is people aren't going to work. >> the big box stores that will be most affected, walmart and target. you may see perhaps in this continues empty shelves or out of stock issues here. i want to show you one more vision across here. this is the rest of the port of l.a. and across the way, the blue cranes that's the port of los angeles. you have two of the most important places where consum

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here at the eerily quiet port at long beach, the longshoreman's union is saying 50% of its workers are out of work because of those cargo ship cancellations. lester >> jo ling kent, thank you. >>> tonight, the white house is considering new measures to address the threat including preventing travelers from some countries that have coronavirus cases from entering the u.s. after already restricting travel from china hallie jackson has more on that. >> reporter: president trump tonight weighing new travel restrictions possibly for places like italy. >> we're looking at that right now and looking at a couple countries, a few countries that have a little bit disproportionately high number, and we're going to make that decision very soon. >> reporter: it's one of the steps the white house is considering along with using a cold war era law to speed up production of supplies like masks and gloves and preparing new guidance to accelerate what the health secretary calls the number one priority, getting test kits to those who need them. >> we want to get it out there to more places >> reporter: n

products as soon as late april according to wells fargo security that's because at the port of long beach cancellations for cargo ships g goods from china have doubled compared to last year. what does this mean for shoppers >> what this means for the port is loss of volume what it means for consumers is your products might not be on the shelves what it means for the community is people aren't going to work. >> reporter: we are already feeling the ripple effect of coronavirus on jobs. here at the eerily quiet port of long beach which is the second largest in the country, the longshoreman's union is telling us that 50% of its workers are out of work because of those cargo ship cancelations lester >> jo ling kent, thank you. >>> tonight, the white house is considering new measures to address the threat, including preventing travelers from some countries that have coronavirus cases from entering the u.s. after already restricting travel from china hallie jackson has more on that. >> reporter: president trump tonight weighing new travel restrictions possibly for places like italy. >> we're loo

>> what this means. >> the folks at california state long beach completed an evaluation. if i recall correctly it's over 130 pages long. they are all ph.d.es who explain this and did this evaluation on the assessment. so to get it in a concise direct response, when they presented this information to us at the policy group, they pointed to these two things as evidence that the goals that were set out for lead in order to decrease recidivism for individuals that were being referred, that this was evidence of those two things. so this slide, i apologize, is probably not as clear as it could be. >> if you could tell us, what is the 72 percent higher citation rate mean for the lead referrals? what happened to them? what does that mean? >> can you explain -- i think i can help, i'm trying. can you explain why, for example, someone would be given a citation of an arrest? i think i get what this is trying to get at. people got citations rather than being arrested and booked. >> right. >> so can you explain the circumstances and what kind of factors go into whether or not someone

>> what this means. >> the folks at california state long beach completed an evaluation. if i recall correctly it's over 130 pages long. they are all ph.d.es who explain this and did this evaluation on the assessment. so to get it in a concise direct response, when they presented this information to us at the policy group, they pointed to these two things as evidence that the goals that were set out for lead in order to decrease recidivism for individuals that were being referred, that this was evidence of those two things. so this slide, i apologize, is probably not as clear as it could be. >> if you could tell us, what is the 72 percent higher citation rate mean for the lead referrals? what happened to them? what does that mean? >> can you explain -- i think i can help, i'm trying. can you explain why, for example, someone would be given a citation of an arrest? i think i get what this is trying to get at. people got citations rather than being arrested and booked. >> right. >> so can you explain the circumstances and what kind of factors go into whether or not someone

>>new video tonight at 9 this is at a long beach and it's pretty insane you see here it's hard to see because happened so fast a car going about a 100 miles an hour police say crashes into this roundabout and then flies through the air slamming into another car,some 50 feet away. the car also sent to boulder, i know right. sent to boulder whizzing through the air and that unced off a nearby car. you see the damage happened about 2 o'clock in the morning. >>everybody was in a sound sleep in this neighborhood and it was like a massive explosion. and all of a sudden when everybody's up and you can see that the boulders in the middle of the and the whole neighborhoods out in the young woman that hit this white car. she was just got out of the car like nothing happened. >>that just like that's what they do. no word on how the driver is doing tonight or what could have been going through her head but we're told there were no serious injuries which obviously is a bit shocking when you consider what went on there police arrested her they think. would you believe she may have been >>we've got

on kpix.com, the cbs news app, or your favori >>> surveillance video capturing a wild crash in long beach. a car speeding through a neighborhood slams into that round about and launches the vehicle several feet in the air. the car strikes a boulder which then ricochets and hits another vehicle parked in the street. nobody got hurt. the driver arrested on suspicion of dui. >>> a nearly 15 year fight for freedom finally over. a once convicted killer exonerated by dna evidence and a new suspect is sitting in jail. here's the exclusive interview with ricky davis on his first night as a free man. >> reporter: a crowd of family and friends can't contain their excitement as ricky davis walks free 14 years behind bars, claiming innocence that was finally proven. davis in an exclusive interview with cbs news remembers the first time he met the lawyer that would set him free. >> i'd been praying and praying for an angel basically, and when i walked into the room there was a window above and light streaming through and there was ms. mcconnell, and immediately i knew. >> reporter: davis walked free t

. >> así estaba francisco sánchez reyes en el centro médico de long beach. >> sonrían de bromeando. >ia, lo dejaron en observación para hacer unos exámenes según el hijo de francisco que no habló por teléfono con telemundo una enfermera del hospital o encontró en el suelo lleno de sangre la policía confirmó que el anciano había sido golpeado presuntamente por el paciente que compartí el cuarto con el, retinal de 37 años y fue arrestado. >> es una desgracia en un lugar con el cree que está seguro le pase algo así o lugar donde lo dejo tranquilamente y esperaba ayuda que pasen otra gira como esta. >> el señor francisco fue trasladado en estado crítico otro sector terminó en estado de coma y una semana después falleció los 73 años dejando una familia destrozada, sus ochos hijos 24 nietos y ocho bisnietos. >> el centro médico emitió una declaración escrita en ver sus condolencias a la familia y amigos agregan que la seguridad y el bienestar de sus pacientes es de alta actividadestán cooperando completamente con la investigación criminal y el juicio en contra del responsable de este acto d

>>executives at college medical center are cooperating with long beach police and say they're sending their deepest sympathies to the sanchez family. police arrested the attacker and they say it's unclear how hospital staff ended up actually being alerted to the issue they also would not say what may have motivated the attacker will keep you posted there pena jr back to you all right grant. >>3 high school students are suing delta air lines for one of its aircraft dumping fuel. >>yeah this happened last month in the los angeles area, a delta flight bound for shanghai turned around shortly after takeoff due to an in-flight situation. pilots said there was no need to dump any fuel but the plane dumped it anyway that fuel second children at 6 different schools on the ground. the lawsuit cites the fda's admission. that the plane was not high enough to allow the fuel to dissipate before hitting the ground. last month for la teachers filed a lawsuit against delta. still ahead. >>a healthy mind and a healthy body how a high school library in wisconsin is helping its students and supports the

and then they continued to torture him then they wrapped him up in a rug burned and dumped him in long beach there's one thing about beating a guy down or killing them but the torture of the sodomy all that stuff that's that's just what gang members do so they found menace right around here beat him down put him in the trash can and then they will hammer. to this location here. where they. assault them sodomized them and torture i'm. not concerned with people watching them commit crimes being prosecuted because. they'll go after witnesses they'll intimidate them and if they have to the old even try to kill them you can see how they're marking up their neighborhood as village voice. my personal opinion is a lot of gangs get a sympathetic ear to the general public and when the public's posed to exactly what these guys do. then everyone agrees that we don't want to in our neighborhood. a doozy. obviously it's been challenging for you. and hard you know to lose a family member is very hard. he was a little bit drunk he drank that night and then the next morning me i didn't hear from him and i wa

conservancy a group dedicated to protecting native animals from introduced species very small town in long beach of all of these little will be in. all our own. is running along the other side of the fence a big catch anthony trial trying to work out how to get through. it's great news proof that the species has survived another night. but there's also been a more ominous discovery found another cat we haven't seen him before looks like a female cat and got lots of images of her actually walking past camera. and she is calling a sock see she's her left foot is what. it's really important when you find cat sitting here that we identify how many there are and he's a spit of money and so you can actually not home arranging here or our mari to really kind of hiding in. on her movements to try to try to hunt and then we want to get trapped in failure stopping to get me. yeah i've got a way to go before we can get this fenced so. every night it's critical for the little guys right now. pressure of my pressure over the. primary gets to work for a couple different models who. they called cattle. that's

there are some good deals though for the bay area, a one-way ticket from oakland to long beach is $59 from sfo is 54 and a one-way ticket from sfo to new york is $144. the 2 day sale ends tomorrow night. >>well dozens of states could soon follow california's lead in the effort to pay college athletes just eaten or reports on the debate in washington today over a federal standard. >>the nc double a is late. >>to this game senator richard blumenthal says the nca which makes about a billion dollars a year has dropped the ball and should be compensating student athletes the president's state of college sports is exploited to make the nca act faster blumenthal wants more states to pass laws like california's allowing athletes to profit off their names images and likenesses of with the national college players association is behind many of these proposals college athletes shouldn't be forced to sacrifice their economic freedom and rights human told a senate committee tuesday. it's a job the states can handle. but as president mark emmert once a uniform standard different laws from various s

. >> reporter: the long beach resident took this picture of where the car landed after paramedics rescued her. we met her in little tokyo where she told us she's been treated for a fracture in her spine and a concussion. she says the near death experience has given her a new outlook on life. >> appreciative of everything, people around me. >> that was jeff nguyen reporting. >>> a bizarre chase in southern california, a car thief steals a hearse with a casket inside and tonight we're hearing from the daughter of the deceased woman. the it all started when the hearse was parked last night outside a church near pasadena. the driver had been dropping off another body at the church and left the keys inside with another casket. when he got back out, the navigator was gone. an alert driver spotted the suv and called 911 triggering a short pursuit that ended in a crash in a los angeles freeway. the daughter was shocked to learn the hearse was carrying her elderly mother. >> you know, it's just a freakish feeling and i think it would be the definition of surreal. of course, the first thing you thi

a car going about 100 miles per hour crashes into a round about in long beach this morning sending it just flying through the air, catapulting the car and slamming into another car about 50 feet away. and that's not all! the impact sent a decorative boulder whizzing through the air which bounced off another nearby car. witnesses say the driver just got out of the car like well, nothing happened! the woman was arrested on suspicion of a dui. luckily no reports of serious injuries. >>> it's definitely not what you want to see on your neighborhood block. trash, vermin, syringes, criminal activity. >> that's not even worst of it. a hoarding case in fairfield before officers could do anything about it. this is just a taste of what police found on tuesday. they hauled away 8,000 pounds of trash from the home on atlantic avenue. the complaints started back in june. now police are stuck with the bill for the clean up which could be in the thousands of dollars all because the homeowner refused to comply with multiple requests to follow city rules and clean up. >>> and coming up, a very creativ

and generally stops in los angeles or long beach first and then it comes to oakland. by the time a ship arrives in oakland, it hasn't been in china for the last two to three weeks. >> reporter: this is typical for this time of year. following lunar new year's celebrations in china. >> normally we would see some decline but that is being exacerbated by the coronavirus. >>> it is used to going through the ebbs and flows through the global economy, but they want to make sure their customers get what they need to succeed. jackie ward. >> jason brooks weighed in on how those stock market impacts are affecting us here locally. >> there have been some local companies that have done better than most. clorox another big winner as demand rises for disinfectants and they have drawn interest when they test a vaccine in the stricken city of wuhan. >>> one northern california case is a woman. experts believe she is the first come munn ty based case of the coronavirus in the u.s. we still don't know how the woman contract the the virus. medical experts are trying to retrace her rece

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. >> well, a freeze warning remains in effect today until 9:00 this evening for long beach and santa barbara but there's also an alert of possible black ice near the refined and kern county. >>> back here in the bay area, there are concerns this morning about groundwater is seeping onto highway 101. >> caltrans has been working on both short and long-term solutions for the petals. after rains, there's been more water than ever. the section of freeway goes about an underground aquifer. >> there's so much danger to have running water i like that on the freeway. nights like this where water is supposed to freeze up, it can cause a lot of havoc. >> caltrans says it is not worried about ice because temperatures will be that cold. it will be placing electronic science to warn drivers. >>> this morning, we're doing with some cool temperatures. >> that's right. >> it's chilly. we were bundle up this morning. >> i know, for sure. this water, everything. >> lots of layers. >> for sure, yet. we're looking at those chilly temps as we go through our morning here because were watching those temps

and then they continued to torture him and they wrapped him up in a rug burned and dumped him in long beach there's one thing about beating a guy down or killing them but the torture of the sodomy all that stuff that's that's just what gang members do so they found menace right around here beat him down put him in the trash can and then they will hammer. to this location here. with a murder and assault them sodomized him and torture him. they're not concerned with people watching them commit crimes. because of that. they'll go after witnesses they'll intimidate them and if they have to the old even try to kill them you can see how they're marking up their neighborhood as village voice. my personal opinion is a lot of gangs get a sympathetic ear to the general public and when the public's posed to exactly what these guys do. and then everyone agrees that we don't want to in our neighborhood. we.

and then they continued to torture and then they wrapped him up in a rug burned and dumped him in long beach there's one thing about beating a guy down or killing them but the torture of the sodomy all that stuff that's that's just what gang members do so they fall menace right around here.

and a lot in long beach before it crashed into a roundabout and just went airborne.nearby cars there it is look at that mike in this nearby cars were damaged was lots of flying debris a flying boulder. people say that the woman got out of the car and she was looking like nothing ever happened. >>everybody was in a sound sleep in this neighborhood and it was like a massive explosion. and all of a sudden when everybody's up and you can see that the boulders in the middle of the street and the whole neighborhoods out in the young woman that hit this white car. she was just got out of the car like nothing happed how my kids well that woman she was not seriously hurt. >>police believe that she may have been truck. well still ahead on the kron 4 morning preparing for a worst case scenario. >>of the coronavirus shows no signs of stopping. before we go a little peek outside checking in on your valentine's day conditions maybe have some tonight or this afternoon we're tracking your forecast let you know how the weather shaping up and we'll have the fighting climate change isn

. >>> we're back now with a shocking car crash caught on camera, it happened in long beach, california car plowed across a traffic circle, smashing into cars on the other side. witnesses say the driver was arrested, suspected of driving under the influence. >>> police in tacoma washington are alerting families about a terrifying and elaborate baby snatching scheme. a new mom may have been drugged by a baby photographer who intended to steal her infant. sara harmon has the details. >> reporter: tonight a 38-year-old woman and 16-year-old daughter are under arrest. the pair drugged a new mom and tried to kidnap her three week old infant by posing as baby photographers. >> she wanted a girl, and she wanted her five weeks or younger, so she could raise it herself, take it out of state and pretend it was a newborn of her own. >> a woman calling herself juliet parker offered free newborn photography sessions to build her portfolio. the alleged victim a single mom, grew suspicious when parker took selfies with her baby and wiped her fingerprints off items she touched. she says parker's daught

police chiefs in 2010 anthony batts was named to the post to coming from long beach. he said he joined the force after 4 opd officers were killed in a shootout yet in 2011. he quit abruptly saying that the job had changed, claiming he had limited control but full accountability that was proving difficult to make the reforms he sought in the department howard jordan that career opd officer then stepped in and yet after 2 years including dealing with a scandal. we're opd officers were accused of having with an under-age girl. he claimed he needed to leave for medical reasons, anthony to rubio another longtime opd officer was tapped by then mayor jean quan while a national search took place east aid for 2 days until >>when to lasted 3 years as a chief he was known to work well with this federal monitor charged with overseeing the department's because the problems yet faced increasing criticism was some saying that he was not aggressive enough on those thought to be having that inappropriate relationship with the teenager. his departure led to the most dire period to date

upper airway but this far seems to be more likely at this stage a wreck in the airways than in the long beach is good to sit back and explain why it's not as dangerous as sars understanding how the virus replicates could ultimately shape the way it's diagnosed and even how it's treated. this isn't the 1st time scientists have been on the forefront of the battle against a deadly virus as specialists in emerging viral infections they found themselves at the center of the 2003 cells epidemic here at this university that long just strides were made and the fight for guard dogs is that raw barrier for experts who for its role being harnessed to combat the fire of today the university was the 1st to isolate the virus which cools cells says a manic paris is among those criticized with controlling the outbreak he says while the. mortality rate for covert 19 may be lower it's spreading move rapidly and could even be transmitted before patients develop symptoms there's no question that this is more transmissible than saws and more difficult to control because unless you really get people very early and

. >>> we are back, and look at that video from long beach, california. car crashed right into a traffic circle launching it into the air. amazingly no one was hurt. police say the driver may have been driving under the influence. >>> we turn now to the harvey weinstein sexual assault trial and his defense team raising the question has the me too movement gone too far? >> yeah, lawyers for the hollywood producer made their case to the jury thursday arguing that both men and women must be held responsible for their actions. this morning, harvey weinstein's defense team on the attack delivering closing arguments in the former movie mogul sexual assault trial. >> i made "the king's speech." it was the queen's speech. >> reporter: weinstein's attorney donna rotunno argue his encounters were consensual and said prosecutors wrote a script creating a scenario that strips adult women of their common sense telling the jury in their universe women are not responsible for the parties they attend, the men they flirt with, the hotel room invitations, the plane tickets

long. beach dozens of women keeping an eye on the horizon. but they're not waiting for the hospitals to return for see. their fishmongers. in the morning and gather here to wait for the fisherman to come back it's the only work we can do to feed ourselves it also means i can send my children to school and you let me do that but i use. the bound to be disappointed none of the 15 votes separate times with an impressive . bottle of the fishmongers begins because there isn't enough fish to go around. i want to buy the whole basket i'll give you what you know i want to basket for 2 i doubt what fish and i want some smelt that was nothing what surprised me setting them for. oh. i see well as how go and read by. the fishermen give us a price and we negotiate if they say $100.00 we suggest 15 out they say $200.00 we said a 100 was not is to. go. after that what is that my basket you're filling up i'm going to have to load up the front to the brim and you've got to i'm going to smoke some of them and the others will be sultan dried in the sun. then se

. >> i grew up here in long beach. it's emotional for me. >> he touched a lot of lives here. it's sad that everyone can't attend. >> bryant's widow, vanessa, is calling the memorial a celebration of life. today's date of 2/24 being significant, it represents gianna and kobe's jersey numbers. the event will stream at 9:30 on our website, abc7news.com. >>> new developments in the coronavirus outbreak. china is postponing the national peoples congress, its most important political meeting of the year. thousands of delegates were expected to travel to beijing next week. new numbers from china show 77,000 cases with the death toll climbing past 2,500. in south korea, cases have surged past 700 with seven deaths reported. in italy, cases jumped from 3 to 152 just this weekend, a lot of them were around milan. schools are closed and carnival celebrations have been canceled. >>> a brazen thief walks up to cash registers in two packed san francisco shops and makes off with cash. workers never suspected what was about to happen. >>> a pressures dog stolen in a smash and grab. police ha

this is in carson, which is north of long beach. this is the marathon refinery. we've just learned southbound 405 is shut down all the way to the 110 because the flames are visible for miles. at this point we don't know exactly what part of this refinery is on fire, but you can see a significant amount of flames shooting up into the air. of course we're going to continue to follow it, and we'll bring you more on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> back here in the bay area, it is warm but it might be changing this weekend. jeff ranieri is with us now. >> i definitely think this weekend we're going to be in for a stark contrast. the record setting heat we've been used to is certainly going to be fading. let's bring you into that microclimate forecast. i know we all felt it today. as you were out driving around looking down at the thermometer in your car, it felt more like april, early may than february here with 78 in concord. san jose 76. even san francisco getting in on the action with 71 degrees. it's all from this area of high pressure we've been telling you

available in southern california by the end of the year where you really see the use of this is like in long beach all those big containers coming off the trucks they need to go a short distance to a warehouse or to a train so that's where that really makes a lot of sense to be using these class 8 trucks using the long haul across the united states is probably not the wisest choice because the charging times are quite dramatic and it's beginning of quite dramatic you could have made headlines this week america's hours and hours and hours and hours and the u.k. was making headlines though when they announced this week that it wants to move up that deadline for killing off all gasoline and diesel vehicles all of them they move that up to 2032 that's just 12 years from now if you think back to over years and what automobiles were doing 12 years ago there wasn't any kind of unbelievable earth shaking change so even if they could get all these vehicles on the road and they could get everything else off because you could even have the electric infrastructure to plug in all those vehicles. you're right b

terms it's or at electoral revolution and you an internist to us we were getting there some doors long beach florida sap and the people were sand they were absolutely set up where the governments were sent you know he also said they were set up where it alternating between shooting out and seeing a falls and they wanted to see change of course if you were getting that on the doorstep within it a catastrophic miscalculation by your party not to feel more candidates when it's very easy in retrospect and obviously in relation to said you know that on the doorstep you know you had it on the doorstep but you need you know remain a period of time to a degree had already passed or at that stage the election got told you to a very short period of time in relation to the meeting paper and also we have been in a similar position to a degree before where let's 6 wholesalers and whatever would have had us in trying to 16 are going to say in around 21 percent but still it slowly found for a 4 week period right this was different and it was sustained but you always expect that there could be a slight hear

he's an officer from the long beach, police department, who was working undercover, which is why we'reidentity. >> you a little nervous going in? >> not at all. >> no. >> the role he played at magdi's home that day was part of a war game sonia and detective wilson had set in motion, even before they met anthony bridget. >> tell me about this scheme. >> you call it a scheme, i call a plan. >> by any name, it was an attempt to trap magdi. >> the only way anthony bridget or somebody like him commits a crime like this is some kind of gain, financial primarily, so you develop that kind of individual and you come up with a way in which they were able to contact magdi and demand myrrh mon more money. >> in other words these two undercover officers posing as gang members would have approached magdi and hit him up for some hush money, since investigators knew money was magdi's particular obsession, they hoped they were about to strike a nerve, but they had to be careful if the killers were working for magdi, it wasn't clear if he knew them directly or hired them through a middle man. >> so you

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