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colleague would help fighting violent crime from the commission and the city council north side by the responsible for public safety and security. >>so i saw each police commission council should be assisted in providing an actual plan to address this level of violence at least 2 oakland city council members say they are taking action by council unanimously supported my proposal to direct the administration to prioritize cracking down on them more money in the budget to hire more investigators though civilian and sworn. i will continue to to the fan. the investigations division and oppose any cuts i also reached out to the police commission for an opportunity to be a part of this conversation i received no reply. >>has made you kron 4 news. >>in the east bay firefighters battled a large warehouse fire in san leandro this morning. the fire broke out overnight at a business on all rado street which is right off 8.80. more than 50 firefighters spent the night and morning hours gaining control over the fire and putting out hot spots. so far no word on how this fire started but the investigation is ongoing. >>to the now

colleague would help fighting violent crime from the commission and the city council in north side by the responsible for public safety and security. >>so i saw each police commission council should be assisted in providing an actual plan to address this level of violence at least 2 oakland city council members say they are taking action by council unanimously supported my proposal to direct the administration to prioritize cracking down on them more money in the budget to hire more investigators, those civilian and sworn. i will continue to to the fan. the investigations division and oppose any cuts i also reached out to the police commission for an opportunity to be a part of this conversation i received no reply. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>take a look at this a welcome sight in tahoe this weekend. i guess that depends on who you ask the first snow of the season. these are various pictures from heavenly kirkwood and northstar ski resorts, 7 inches of snow fell over the weekend. and more snow is in the forecast. opening day at several ski resorts is november 20th which is right ahead of the thanksgiving holiday

colleague help fighting violent crime from the commission and the city council and north side by the responsible for public safety security. >>so i saw each police commission council should be assisted in providing actual plan to address this at least 2 oakland city council members say they are taking action like council unanimously supported my proposal to direct the administration to prioritize cracking down on somebody and then i got my more money in the budget to hire more investigators though civilian and sworn. i will continue to to the fan. the investigations division and oppose any cuts i also reached out to the police commission for an opportunity to be a part of this conversation i received no reply. >>zeke menu kron 4 news. >>all right coming up next on the kron 4 morning news bay area health officials hope travelers stay in town this holiday season. but if you do go somewhere new guidelines have been issued we'll explain coming up after the break stay with us we'll be right back. >>welcome back everyone with the holidays are typically the busiest travel season of the year right but bay area health off

colleague would help fighting violent crime from the commission and the city council north side by the responsible for public safetyy. >>so i saw each police commission council should be assisted in providing an actual plan to address this level of violence at least 2 oakland city council members say they are taking action by council unanimously supported my proposal to direct the administration to prioritize cracking down on them more money in the budget to hire more investigators low civilian and sworn. >>i will continue to to the fan. the investigations division and oppose any cuts i also reached out to the police commission for an opportunity to be a part of this conversation i received no reply has made you kron 4 news. >>also in the east bay firefighters battled a big warehouse fire in san leandro this morning that fire sparked at a business on street right off 8.80. more than 50 firefighters spent hours trying to gain control over the fire and putting out hot spots, the chi cause of that fire is under investigation. >>the future of the affordable care act is in the hands of the u.s. supreme court tomorrow, t

colleague would help fighting violent crime from the commission and the city council north side by the responsible for public safety and security. >>so i saw each police commission council should be assisted in providing an actual plan to address this level of violence at least 2 oakland city council members say they are taking action by council unanimously supported my proposal to direct the administration to prioritize cracking down on them and then i got my more money in the budget to hire more investigators though civilian and sworn. i will continue to to the fan. the investigations division and oppose any cuts i also reached out to the police commission for an opportunity to be a part of this conversation i received no reply. >>has made you kron 4 news. >>coming up president trump still refusing to concede the election how the attorney general is now getting involved with trump's attempt to dispute the results plus the fight against covid might not be over even after the virus leaves your body new insight into the long-term effect plus bay area health officials hope travelers stay in town this holiday season.

colleague would help fighting violent crime from the commission and the city council north side by the responsible for public safety and security. >>so i saw each police commission council should be assisted in providing an actual plan to address this level of violence at least 2 oakland city council members say they are taking action by council unanimously supported my proposal to direct the administration to prioritize cracking down on them more money in the budget to hire more investigators, those civilian and sworn. >>i will continue to to the fan. the investigations division and oppose any cuts i also reached out to the police commission for an opportunity to be a part of this conversation i received no reply. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>coming up president trump still refusing to concede the election how the attorney general is now getting involved in trump's attempt to dispute the results plus the fight against covid might not be over even after the virus leaves your body. the new insight into the long-term effects. it was very health officials hope travelers stay in town this holiday season. but you do

we'll hear from the national fire chiefs council about safety concerns. sir tom moore is trying to help people get through it with his new campaign. we'll hearfrom him later on the show. and after entries flooded in from across the world, we can reveal the winner of the world puddle jumping championships here on breakfast this morning. that's just before eight o'clock. what a joy. look at that. the nhs in england returns to its highest state of alert today, amid warnings that hospitals will continue filling up with covid patients for at least the next two weeks. it means staff can be moved around the country, while patients may be sent to other regions for treatment if the virus threatens to overwhelm local services. let's speak to chris hopson, chief executive of nhs providers, which represents hopsital trusts. thank you so much forjoining us. can you tell me, in your words, what you see is the overall picture? what we know is that the number of seriously ill and ill patients coming into hospital has increased rapidly over the last few weeks, and effecti

calling on the police commission and city council to come up the plan to put a stop to the gun violence. >>it's north side by the responsible for public safety and security. so i saw each police commission council should be assisted in providing actual plan to address this level of why i got my more money in the budget to hire more investigators though civilian and sworn. i will continue to to the fan. >>the investigations division. >>oakland's interim police chief believes the pandemic is partly to blame for the increase in deadly shootings citing that the virus impacts their proactive crime prevention methods. >>it's 6.22 and coming up and the president refuses to concede the election but the governor of california is already working with the vi vid ministration to get things smoothly transitioning for our state. after the break the latest on the pfizer covid vaccine when would you be able to get it. come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in the east bay area! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or e

is calling on the police commission and city council to come up with a plan to put a stop to gun violence. >>and north side by the responsible for public safety and security. so i saw each police commission council should be assisted in providing actual plan to address this level of why i got my more money in the budget to hire more investigators though civilian and sworn. i will continue to to the fan. the investigations division. >>oakland's interim police chief believes the pandemic is partly to blame for the increase in deadly shooting citing that the virus is impacts their proactive crime prevention methods. >>it's 5.21 and still ahead president trump. still not conceding the race governor newsome and the by the administration are not waiting though they are starting already to work together and after the break the latest on the pfizer covid vaccine and they think it's 90% affective how soon might you be able to get in. >>24 right now and this is what everybody's waiting for right doctors at u c davis at their health system say they're hopeful but cautious about pfizer's covid vaccine. they say the company says it's 90% effective. jessic

. >> reporter: calling on the city council to stop hospitals from accepting any patients from towns where state safety measures aren't being enforced. >> don't squander your resources expecting to get ours. it's not fair. >> reporter: his tough love message coming as denver's mayor faces a holiday controversy flying to mississippi to visit his daughter despite urging people to stay put. >> during this holiday if you can, remain in your household. >> reporter: wyoming's governor tested positive announcing he has mild symptoms on the same day his new safety measures take effect, limiting restaurant capacity and gatherings. but he has yet to order a mask mandate. a different story in west virginia where the governor says masks and testing are the only weapons the state has left and now -- >> this is what it looks like when you breathe 40 times a minute. >> reporter: one doctor posting this video as a warning. >> i hope that the last moments of your life don't look like this. >> the cdc is now forecasting the u.s. death toll could top 320,000 before christmas. >>> more now on that supreme court decision s

safety. the chair of the national police chiefs' council warned there would be stiff fines for those reachingns coming into effect today. our officers and others will be out there, and if people are not abiding by the rules, then we will explain and encourage, but if we have two, we will invoice. what are the new regulations? pubs and restau ra nts regulations? pubs and restaurants are closed but take a ways can stay open. nonessential shops and entertainment venues are also closed. people cant mix with other households in homes of gardens, but meeting one person from another household in a public space is allowed. and you should stay at home, unless you're going to work, education, essentialshopping, exercise, or medical reasons. the latest uk figures recorded a further a92 coronavirus deaths yesterday, the higher —— highest figure since may and 177 confirmed cases. it hoped these new measures, which will stay in place for at least four weeks, will help bring the deaths, cases and pressure on the nhs down. anna 0'neill, bbc news. do stay with us on bbc news. still to come: as the contested c

safety. the chair of the national police chiefs' council warned there would be stiff fines for those breachinggulations coming into effect today. 0ur officers, and others, will be out there, and if people are not abiding by the rules, then we'll engage, we'll explain, we will encourage, but if we have to, we will enforce. so, what are the new regulations? pubs and restaurants are closed but takeaways can stay open. pubs and restaurants are now closed but takeaways can stay open. nonessential shops and entertainment venues are also closed. people can't mix with other households in homes of gardens, households in homes or gardens, but meeting one person from another household in a public space is allowed. and you should stay at home, unless you're going to work, education, essentialshopping, exercise, or medical reasons. the latest uk figures recorded a further 492 coronavirus deaths yesterday, the highest daily figure since may and 25,177 confirmed cases. it's hoped these new measures, which will stay in place for at least four weeks, will help to bring the deaths, cases and pressure on the nhs

several countries have gone on strike of the pay and safety conditions, garment workers, and bang other should demanding pay for completed orders. the council, due to the pandemic trade unionists in the united kingdom, are calling for a parliamentary inquiry into what they call dehumanizing working conditions. the protests coincide with black friday, one of the company's biggest sales events. chris smalls is a former amazon employee and founder of the congress of essential workers. he says, consumers should pressure the company to better protect its employees. join the pandemic stand a solid with the sense that workers, you know, essential workers are amazon employees and the company failed to protect us. so you stand in solidarity with and since the workers last in the boycott, these companies cancel your prime ministership. stop ordering from amazon and so they do better by employing. we have a warehouse workers that are out here getting sick workers that have died in my same facility that i started advocating. and with in the very beginning, they failed to protect us and thousands of employees worldwide have been tracked and many are out

council is set for december 9th. >> we talk and talk about healing. we talk and talk about safety. what brings us safety, though? >> reporter: as for organizers like marcia howard, whether defunding police materializes or not, she says she'll keep fighting to for change. >> what we're doing right here in minneapolis has made an impact throughout the world. we will stand in solidarity against systemic racism, against anti-blackness, and against policing as we know it. we're not going anywhere. >> our thanks to alex. >>> up next, this thanksgiving, how the family of george floyd is turning pain into purpose. my nunormal: fewer asthma attacks. less oral steroids. taking my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fa

that's one of the things here in huntington beach all the city council members we have the idea to protect our city and the safety and it's important. once again, like i said, the community has spoke and they voted for me as being number one over 42,000 votes. i believe it was 17% of the votes. and i worked hard. it was three weeks -- excuse me three months of every single day. i took off four days in that three months. will will tito, i don't want to run ahead too quickly i only have a second here with you. homelessness issues, law and order issues making huntington beach safe again. awful though you just won. quickly, is this where your political career starts or stops. >> this is where my political career starts. educated and make sure i get my feet grass down and understand the right things and not as a politician. >> will: i have to run tito best of luck there in huntington beach this has been fun this is the story friday november 27th, catch me tomorrow on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mark: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" i'm mark steyn. tucker is out for a court ordered recount of his t

protestors wanted the city council to keep its pledge to cut police by 50%. business and neighborhood groups say public safetyfer as cops leave the force in droves. in the end the council voted to cut the police funding by 18%. that does not include a bunch of layoffs. instead, the city is doing a bit of a shell game taking the 911 call center and parking enforcement out of the police budget and putting it under a different department. also the council rejected calls for a hiring freeze of officers so next year up to 100 cops can be hired. the problem is record attrition this year. according to one report, 144 sworn officers have left the seattle police force this year and the number is expected to rise to 200 by january as homelessness is out of control. murders are way up along with robberies and violent assaults. >> we're at a crisis point as far as having enough officers available to answer the 911 call let alone follow-up investigations. we don't have enough people. >> over the summer during the height of the protests in seattle 7 of the 9 city council members pledged to defund the police by 50%. yesterd

- first came t prominence after floyd's killing, when nine council members, a majority, vowed to create alternative approaches to public safetytal health counselors and violence prevention programs, fewer patrol cops. their efforts have been slowed by legislative and legal hurdles. >> i think that increasing the number of police on the ground immediately is comfort food. reporter: councilman jeremiah y'ellison represents the c predominantly black northside. one of the defund faction, he voted against the chief's emergency request. >> it makes some people feel like you're doing something even though you're not, and it, but it doesn't actually improve the material lives of the people in my ward, for example, who are on the receiving end of this uptiat in violence e're experiencing. reporter: north minneapolis community activist alisa clemons disagrees. >> we need the police in our community. reporter: clemons' organization, a mother love, tries to de-escalate violence and mentor young families in crisis, particularly single mothers. this past weekend, her group and others distributed masks, toiletries and safety literatuoc outs

safety. and then of course, we need to get busy manufacture. so drugs, national security advisor says he'd like to see the blockade on council results within 70 days. over to brian said the 1st step is for saudi arabia and bahrain to fully real in their airspace to qatari aircraft. the u.s. is expected to have the number of troops in afghanistan by the middle of january leaving around 2500 personnel. the order would stop short of i going president, donald trump's goal to have all troops withdrawn by the end of the year. donald trump has also asked some of his top officials for options on attacking. iran's may nuclear sites, but then decided against the move that's according to the new york times article says, a meeting was held on thursday as he and his top national security advisers. and francisco sagansky has been chosen by peru's congress to be the interim president. he is the 3rd person to take the job in the space of a week unless you're up to date stay say whether this here and i'll just hear counting, the cost is up. next one of the most wanted men on the planet. he masterminded a $4500000000.00 fraud. they want to put him in jail, but you

and councils like hertfordshire have been competing for government funding. i personally think it's a very positive thing — a, for road safety driving along here the other day, and this old woman clearly did not know that she wasn't meant to be driving in the cycle lane, and she was driving along it on her own, as well. so i think for people like her, it's not a good thing. people are not going to go shopping on their cycle. it'sjust not going to happen. this is muddled thinking. this is a war on the motorist. and, frankly, if you want to look at this politically, it's a vote—loser. but in parts of our biggest cities, the cycling experience really has improved. this liverpool councillor got back on her bike during lockdown. the reason i'm really passionate about this is because it's completely changed how i travel. so ordinarily i would have just popped into my car for a shortjourney. now i willjump on my bike. some pop—up cycle lanes like this one are being removed, but if many more people cycle, it will cut congestion, improve air quality and our health as we peddle along. tom burridge, bbc news. today marks 40 years since

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the minneapolis city council unanimously voted to begin the process of replacing the police department with something called a community-led public safety it was never clear exactly what that was, but they voted to do it. they also got $1 million in funding from the police department give it to the health department, okay, so less -- but more martyrs something you could predict began happening, what could have caused that? in september, members of the minneapolis city council had a zoom meeting come up with their heads together. here are some of the brainstorming that resulted. >> i would appreciate some more information on how we are addressing the carjackings. i know there's been a number of them in the community, and they really terrorized residents. >> gun violence, drug dealing, intimidation, extortion, people are having to pay to get out of their alleys. >> last night, i had yet another 17-year-old murdered in my ward. i would say -- i don't have an exact number, but it's been at least five 17-year-olds who have been murdered in my ward. >> tucker: you could flip through the phone book and find a smarter group of people, but those

well, it director of the european council on refugees in exile, stunning us there from brussels. we appreciate your time. europe's safety regulators expected to allow boeing 737 max jets to return to the skies. in january this week, u.s. regulators cleared the plane for flights. the 737 max was bound to 2 crashes in indonesia and linked to a faulty anti stall system. biggest market, china is yet to allow the aircraft back into service. the leader of tibet self declared government in exile has visited the white house for the 1st time in 6 decades. the us government invited nobs to meet with its newly appointed coordinator for tibetan aisha's. the move could further strain ties between the us and china, which sees tibet in 1950, in what it calls a peaceful liberation. but critics say, amount to cultural genocide. 2 hong kong movies critical of china's leadership have won top prizes in taiwan's biggest annual film awards. last course won best documentary, it follows a grassroots democratic movement in a southern chinese village of rukh khan, seen as a symbol of resistance against corruption. the other winner at night is yo

>> katie: if we want to talk about the real safety and issue and threats, harris, we have seen crime in minneapolis go through the roof after the city council voted to defund the police. in fact, they are trying to bring in outside police work now because crime is so out of control with murders up by something like 80% this year. >> harris: you couple that with the officers who left. either through retirement or many other reasons. i mean you have holes to fill. you are right, they are recruiting and trying to fill those. that brings me to the point of alexandria ocasio-cortez. i have done a lot of ride-alongs in different television markets. a lot of the reporters do them. you understand the policing in your own communities. it makes your reporting more factual because you have relationships with police officers. so on and so forth. i wonder how much the congresswoman has done of that. "a," in her own district. has she feathered out across the nation to compare it when she says they are spending too much. you have a lot of people who live across the river from new jersey write am here. it takes a lot to get that done. at we saw at the star

as for un, as we see council of europe and all other international organizations, the discussion of the status should stop and should turn into a discussion on how to achieve safety and prosperity as well as human rights for people who would live there who live there now regarding implications for prime minister pushing me. and i think that question yon was not capable of deciding and implementing in a consistent manner. his statement during the day very. and he lied a lot in media, for example, the whole story about cells and of mercenaries fighting for azerbaijan was nothing but a fake story. this was simply ridiculous and it was a kind of cheap sentiment to, to bring some medieval crusading sentiments of the, in the west. so, and as a result, he achieved basically nothing. he achieved some imagined allies far right. sympathizers who expressed their support or came to care about to visit him. it was not wise at all. i would say guarding russian peacekeepers and the deal itself. well, in an ideal world, there should be no need for peacekeepers because it's a tutor over as a region and as a region is strong and sustainable state and is capable of providing its pe

this is the result of the city council conducting activism, listening to the loud socialist mob that is calling for more reform, but taking away budgeted money for public safetyit's unfortunate, because regattas of politics, we know that it's progressive. it's everybody's public safety on the line as far as being negative. if we still conduct ourselves, meaning the counsel, to infuse and quite visibly show disdain for law enforcement and take away money from us, people's public safety is going to continue to devolve. as we have seen crime spike in seattle, this is a very serious situation with this march to socialism. it is not going to does impact seattle is via experiment toward socialism, in terms of removing funds for law enforcement purposes and public safety. it's going to spread across the nation, as we've seen it happen. it's very important. >> molly: the trim was 18%, that's half of the reduction. you mentioned some of the activists are calling for percent. but you mentioned the crimes, they are startling. in the months after george floyd's death, from june to october, violent crime is up more than 3% compared to last year. aggravated assault is up,

safety, safety for refugees and internally displaced people who are in te great 15 of hong kong's pro-democracy politicians are expected to formally hand their resignations in to the legislative council, there we are and that's after china is the highest decision making body disqualified full of their colleagues. the government accuses them of being a threat to national security. the u.s. has warned china a 3rd. the sanctions are off to the news. agent brown has the latest from hong kong . well, that's the question because it all adds up to one thing. is china out to ensure the results of those elections, which are due to happen in just 9 months time. those elections were postponed because of covert 19 of course. now, a lot of analysts and commentators are saying that beijing has now essentially managed to in a way gerrymander this election because they have ensured that the democratic camp are going to be on the sidelines. it's unclear whether they will be able to stand in that next election. that's the 19 democrats who have now either been removed or have resigned on mass. and the other thing to remember, so hail is that in the last few weeks, the hong kong government has enfranchi

safety after planning a black lives matter event for this weekend. the 17-year-old mcmann received permission from the dublin city council toup stall a black lives matterat the dublin civic center plaza on sunday. it's a mobile collection of signs that would move from city to city. >> and not just a moment, you know, over the quarantine and summer. there were so many protests. we want to show it's movement. >> last saturday, he saw a photo of him posted social media by a man named mike grant, an online gun dealer based in dublin who encouraged others to go to civic plaza center on sunday with vests and helmets to, quote, take dublin back. judge i was pretty shaken up, you know. my legs were shaking and i was nervous because i saw how many people he called out to come to the, haven't. >> it's upsetting. in an essence, you put a target on him. i was very, i was livid. >> mike grant tells ktvu he never intended to cause harm to the teenager or his family and opposes signs promoting any cause on government property. since his post, he called on people who sent his ideas not to attend sunday's event, to prevent any violence. >>> a family in napa county has

safety and security, antifa and civil unrest that has been widespread, the amount of murders increased in cities like chicago under mayor lori lightfoot. >> this idea is receiving pushback, seattle city counciln monday voted to cut the police budget by 18% so some folks are following through on this idea. what is your reaction? >> i always watch where you have baltimore, chicago, portland, and other areas with so much civil unrest, so much criminality going on and they don't identify with the problem being local. they pass the buck and say it is a federal government issue or not enough done and local officials maintain the safety and security assuring the economy is healthy. these are done at the state and local level. these types of directives come down. >> in a number of cities across the country they say we want every officer to wear body camera but don't have the budget to provide them. that is one example of many, thank you for joining us with your insight. >> have a great thanksgiving. >> 18 minutes after the hour. if you haven't cashed in on holiday sales what are you waiting for? that deals this black friday. >> welcome back. may be money can't buy happiness but saving can. the best

the mayor praised the council for passing this resolution and said we sent a clear signal we will support the chief and we will work with law enforcement while implementing safetyassed by just 1 vote. it's a short term solution to this larger issue of violent crime in the city. this is a debate that is going to be lasting for the foreseeable future in minneapolis. >> to say the least. garrett, thank you very much. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez defending calls to defund the police. democrats say that movement called the party to lose seats in the house. david has more live from new york city. hi, david. >> hi. ocasio-cortez took part in a virtual town hall yesterday evening and again repeted her call to defund the police despite the controversy and the claims that her position has cost democrats at the polls. she showed no sign of backing down. she said she was heart broken by the people killed by police and wants money spent on cops to be reallocated. those remarks put her at odds from president-elect joe biden and senator joe manchin said we do not believe in defunding the police. ocasio-cortez supports defunding because protecting people's l

safety protocols. >>to test contact trace and isolate anyone who tested positive or was exposed rushing cancer wani is a member of the berkeley city council the reporting indicates that a number of people were asymptomatic adding though that those who live on site do so in close quarters where sign shows the virus can spread quickly is a very sobering reminder that low-wage workers who don't have the luxury to work from home and who are often people of color are continuing to be disproportionately harmed by this virus. the infected employees are receiving delivered meals so they do not have to break isolation. >>same goes for the workers who tested negative but still remain in quarantine in the event they may have been exposed. the community sympathizing with those impacted they knew they had they ran their i don't know. >>the bill the virus is absolutely real it's that. so many people think it's a hoax live racing has been canceled at the track through the end of the month. >>but first racing says the 1300 horses stabled on site are still receiving the care and exercise they need. >>in berkeley fleet today kron 4 news. >>one of governor

safety in minneapolis. i showed you the crime stats and yet there seems to be no -- there seems to be no willingness on behalf of the city councilant to keep going forward. >> it's interesting in that transformative policy that the city council was referencing. they neglected or rather you didn't reference the two operative verbs. they were they were going to dismantle the police departments and defund the police departments. both of those verbs, by the way, are the path, direct path to increased violence and honestly to destruction. this whole concept of somehow the citizenry is going to be able to fend for themselves and just dismantle, diminish, demean, desecrate and ultimately defund and eliminate the police function is just sheer madness. we're seeing it now. the proof is in the pudding. the numbers are through the ceiling in all the major cities. it doesn't work. it's madness. it's madness and contrary to reasoned thought. >> trace: you talk about all the cities and we mean seattle, new york, boston, los angeles. in fact, a los angeles survey says the following here, pat, fascinating. nearly 9 out of 10 los angeles police

safety. no injuries were reported, no word yet on the cause of the fire. >>> new video from fairfield police tonight of the everest of nine people at a contentious city counciling last night. tonight, the department released body cam footage of the protesters being taken into custody. they opposed the hiring of officer dustin joseph. he was a former vallejo police officer and was involved in two deadly shootings in 2012 and 2013. he was not charged in either shooting. activists also claim officer joseph bent the tip of his badge to mark one of those shooting deaths. fairfield police chief deanna cantrell said in a statement, as to the badge pending investigation, that was not brought to light prior to fairfield hiring officer joseph in 2018. i understand this is concerning to the community and i want you to know it is equally concerning to me. she said that an investigation is now underway and that the officer is currently not working on the streets. >>> a dark, chilly night and day for residents of a big scene are complex and vallejo. they were without electricity for about 12 hours today. new at 10:00, fox 2 news's debora villalon joins us with what happen

a moment of reckoning in minneapolis as a city council votes whether to bring in officers from other departments. how is all this affecting public safety other major u.s. cities? that's next plus a mission to mars. just how close nasa's perseverance rover is getting to landing on the red planet. ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> sandra: nasa's perseverance rover is less than 100 days from mars. once it lands its mission is to look for fossilized evidence of extraterrestrial life. the long term goal is to send a manned mission to mars sometime in the 2030s. >> trace: we're following a developing story in the minneapolis city council is voting today on a proposal to bring in officers from other jurisdictions to help keep the community safe. it comes amid a spike in violent crime in the city. ted williams is a former homicide detective and fox news contributor. ted, always good to see you. i put the numbers on the screen yesterday and a second look. look at the crime stats this year in minneapolis. arson up 76%, assault up

and councils like hertfordshire have been competing for government funding. i personally think it's a very positive thing — a, for road safety think for people like her, it's not a good thing. people are not going to go shopping on their cycle. it'sjust not going to happen. this is muddled thinking. this is a war on the motorist. and, frankly, if you want to look at this politically, it's a vote—loser. but in parts of our biggest cities, the cycling experience really has improved. this liverpool councillor got back on her bike during lockdown. the reason i'm really passionate about this is because it's completely changed how i travel. so ordinarily i would have just popped into my car for a shortjourney. now i willjump on my bike. some pop—up cycle lanes like this one are being removed, but if many more people cycle, it will cut congestion, improve air quality and our health as we peddle along. tom burridge, bbc news. you're watching breakfast. still to come this morning. it's that time of year again. christmas might look a bit different but the adverts are back to try to convince us to part with our cash. we'll be talking t

or a majority of the city council that would love to see our police department fail, which means we all fail and they protect the rights of criminals more than they do the safety: joey just quickly what is the reaction to community members, to families to other business owners through these decisions being made on the ground it has to be deeply distressing. >> it's distressing to have our former chief of police, carmen best, send a note to all of us, residents and merchants saying sorry we can't protect you, you're on your own, i'll tell you that struck a cord with everyone in seattle saying what do we do? do we arm up? do we not have any protection whatsoever? so that was an a alarming letter sent by carmen best and days later she resigned and i'll tell you that seattle, it'll take years and years and years for this city to recover. jedediah: well i can tell you both we've been following these stories many many with business owners around the country. it's deeply distressing to see the impact of the defund the police movement and the cutting of the police department on not only businesses but families and communities and we're hopeful there will be a change.

safety protocols. >>to test contact trace and isolate anyone who tested positive or was exposed rushing cancer wani is a member of the berkeley city counciling indicates that a number of people were asymptomatic adding though that those who live on site do so in close quarters where sign shows the virus can spread quickly is a very sobering reminder that low-wage workers who don't have the luxury to work from home and who are often people of color are continuing to be disproportionately harmed by this virus. the infected employees are receiving delivered meals so they do not have to break isolation. >>same goes for the workers who tested negative but still remain in quarantine in the event they may have been exposed. the community sympathizing with those impacted they knew they had ran their i don't know. >>the bill the virus is absolutely real it's started seeing that so many people think it's a hoax live racing has been canceled at the track through the end of the month. >>but first racing says the 1300 horses stabled on site are still receiving the care and exercise they need. >>in berkeley fleet today kron 4 news. >>and still ahead th

council. i hope you do not do anything to extend any of these folks permits until we have an answer on this item of safety and welfare. i made that clear to you the other day. i am sure they are telling the truth to the best of their knowledge. do not, please, extend any permits until we actually have real life ass. by the way -- real life answers. in they were charging scooters from oakland in the building at 440 davis, they will pass the test. supervisor safai. >> respectfully i know you are excited about this topic. >> i am not excited, i am angry. >> you are excitedly angry, whatever you want to call it. i have a series of questions. you are jumping ahead. i would like to press in on a number of questions. >> the floor is yours. >> if you can allow the presentation to finish, i will jump in on a number of questions you wrote. i appreciate it. >> one of the key things we are looking to do is make a program permanent for adaptive scooters where the vehicle site serves a wider range of population, like three wheel scooters and scooters with feet. we are making this a permanent part of the program to requ