does lapd call her cell phone? no. does lapd take measures to ensure that the call is not a hoax? no. >> reporter: she believes it was retribution for leading massive protests throughout l.a. in the days following the murder of george. they told us in a statement officers acted swiftly and professionally saying in part we have no doubt if lapd officers would have been delayed in their response or did not take the threat to kill hostages seriously, would be suing for not providing adequate police response. >> the mayors of san francisco, oakland, san jose came together this morning to discuss moving forward after the past year and a half. >> we were certainly saying to get to a better normal, i guess, to borrow the words, that there is a very deep connection between our community's resilience and our inner dependence. the inequities that we see at fa at the neighborhood level have icacon community's resilience. >> mayor libby schaaf highlighted success of public private partnerships saying it helped all three cities pivot during the pandemic. >>> infusion is growing about the biden

. >>> members of the lapd have filed a lawsuit against the city over its vaccine mandate. reporter her milla oligo we are has more on why some are calling the amended ridiculous. >> and a new federal lawsuit at least six lapd employees are suing to overturn the mandate that all city employees be vaccinated by october 19th or potentially lose their job. >> we are asking for two main things. one is that those who have already contracted coronavirus and have natural immunities which exceed the vaccination, be exempted from this ridiculous rule. second is that people who have faith convictions against taking a vaccination need to have a meaningful process, of more than 72 hours to be able to submit the request for religious accommodation. >> reporter: attorney jim schneider who represents please says they are willing to follow other updates like testing and wearing masks. the police union also says they all members will be prepared proof of vaccination or proof of a weekly covid-19 test. lapd chief psychologist to staff saying if you have not been vaccinated by now, it is beca

it is lapd. they came in, it took a while but it is like a family.don't look at them as being the police. >> how important is that? >> really important to me because i didn't like the police. >> tell us why? >> because they [bleep] but these police here made me understand their job. their job is as hard as my job. if it wasn't for sergeant kinsey and them helping out my job would be harder than it is so they helped. a lot. >> reporter: kids aren't running from the police. >> my grandson used to run from the police but now he doesn't. he will hang out and do whatever. if they call him, he's not going to disrespect them at all. laura: with crime raging and businesses fleeing what exactly does california governor gavin newsom have to run on? nothing except pathetic attempts to frame his black opponent larry all there is a race traitor which elder is confronting head on. speechange-call the black piece of white supremacy. i call the local time for three years, oreo, coconut, the antichrist, you name it i've been called that. >> my next guest is sitting b

ng with a specialized lapd unit. we'll have that footage when we come back. ng with a specialized lapd unit. we'll have that footage when we come back. ng with a specialized lapd unit. we'll have that footage when we come back. >> a couple years ago, this park was overrun by black and hispanic gangs. since we've been here in 2019, hit has changed significantly. >> sergeant ron is part of a community safety partnership looks to end tensions with community and police. >> we reduced crime 68%. a huge amount. the primary purpose of csp is to lower crime in this area by building the relationships with everyone. >> sergeant kingi grew up in this area. he understands that kids need role models especially if they don't have one at home. one of the reasons he chose policing. >> i grew up with poverty, gang crime. i want to be a symbol of structure for the children. because that's where i see where it's messed up from the beginning. parenting at home, the children at home, they have nothing to do so they join gangs. i want to

a retired lapd detective next. jillian: nigel farage and tomi lahren all live. ♪♪ think again. ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the first ever at4 lineup. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. .. >> personal and religious reasons and the freedom to choose not to. >> oregon state are persistent for posting that video about his refusal to get the covid 19 vaccine despite mandates requiring state workers to get the shot. state workers suing the governor. here's what he said on the ingraham angle. >> we are here to protect the people's rights and some may have forgotten that. there were things i had to do that i didn't agree with but when it comes to formal grounds, i swear we have to draw the line. todd: the superintendent say i fully understand all employees won't agree with every decision but i do expect them to follow rules, policies. >> under the los angeles firefighters and police officers fighting back against the new covid vaccine mandate. >> because of the defund movement, lapd dete

there is an ongoing investigation launched by the lapd to determine if excessive force was used.your estimation watching that entire video is there anything police officers could have done differently in the situation? >> know. i have 31 years of experience in law enforcement. i've seen the video. i've been involved in incidents myself throughout my career. the officers did an outstanding job, they were extremely professional. jackson hayes is the one that dictated where this went. these offices will be exonerated, use of force, it was a great job by the officers and the officer was unfortunately injured as a result of jackson hayes not doing what the officers asked for. >> i will be curious to see how this plays out, thank you for coming on to talk about this. todd: many servicemembers speaking out against vaccine mandates, one active-duty navy commander claiming the risks outweigh the benefits. to listen. >> reporter: covid vaccination harm over the last 20 months is taken almost half of the total armed totals in the database but combine that with the unknown long-term impact o

the lapd issued a statement saying social media handles can be critical pieces of contact information along with phone numbers and email addresses. >> trevor: okay, i'm sorry, this is a bad idea, right. no one wants to give their social media handle to cops. maybe except for influencers, they will probably start robbing banks just to get followers. oh no, officer, you caught me, hashtag follow-- what exactly do you think you can find on social media. are you never going crack the case because somebody posted hashtag-- murdering jeremy, i know it seems like a small thing but how is it even a cop's business, can we not have one place in our lives where cops aren't on top of us all the time, people don't go on twitter to get arrested. we go to twitter to get canceled. and finally from environmental news, as you know farming is a major source of pollution around the world, fertilizers contaminate waterways, pestside shall pesticides get into our food and those single use disposable tractors. but one big thing is ammonia emissions which damage soil and contributes to climate change. but no

the chief says lapd will no longer use the same procedures and will now haul explosive materials away from residential locations before they are detonated. >>> the fate of 78-year-old suspected murderer robert durst now in the hands of the jury. new york real estate heir is accused of shooting and killing susan berman in 2000 at her los angeles home. prosecutors say durst killed her because she planned to speak to authorities about the disappearance of his wife in 1982. although durst is only on trial in berman's killing prosecutors presented evidence he killed his wife to provide the motive for killing berman. >>> a new diehl in the disappearance of this new york woman. 22-year-old gabriel petioto was reported missing on a trip with her fiance. police in utah are confirming they responded to an incident involving the couple on august 12th. however, they are not providing more details. her family tells nbc news her fiance is refusing to say where he last saw her or why he returned from their trip home alone. the fbi is also now assisting in that search. >>> to the pandemic. blocking t

. >>> joining us to discuss, retired lapd sergeant cheryl dorsey.nk law enforcement is looking for at the laundrie family home? just any clue? >> anything that would tie this young man to the disappearance. what may have happened in the interim in the weeks following what we saw on social media of them. and we know now that his car allegedly was driven to the reserve and made its way back to the house as well as what role if any, the parents may have played in this. this kid is 22 years old. i get that he's a grown man but he's 22 years old. what influence, if any, do they have over him? he decides to go backpacking and they couldn't stop him? >> police say that he returned home without gabby on september 1st. gabby's family reported her missing ten days later, september 11th. why is it only today, nearly three weeks after she disappeared, that the home where gabby and brian lived is being searched? >> probably because information that was given to the police by the family did not give them pause and evidently, they have earned something, they've st

he was a plumber that saw the traffic stop out of his home and started filming the lapd beating king. his friends says he died from covid complications. he was 61 years old. >>> now, to developments to a case that's drawing nationwide attention. law enforcement resuming its search for gabby petito's fiance, brian laundrie, considered a person of interest in this case. they believe they have located her body in grand teton national forest. catie beck has the latest on the hunt for answers and her missing fiance. this morning, authorities are searching for evidence in the gabby petito case, while trying to track down her fiance, who has been missing for a week. on monday, fbi agents scoured the home of laundrie's parents, where gabby and brian also lived, declaring it a crime scene. the background of a storage shed, even towing a vehicle from the driveway. authorities extended the search to a wildlife area. just days later, a body believed to be petito's was discovered in wyoming. >> we continue to seek information from anyone that used the camping area between the dates of august 27th

the lapd was pulling kids from rival gang territories on to the football field all in this effort toyers are now not only part of an nfl campaign focussing on inclusivity, their dreams are coming true. >> today, nothing else matters >> as the football season begins, the stars of the nfl's kickoff campaign didn't emerge from bright lights or a big stadium. it's a team of kids in los angeles started by the lapd as a way to engage the community. >> you want to change, start with the youth educate the youth. my name is aaron thompson. i'm a los angeles police officer. and i'm also a head coach of the watts rams >> coach z has been policing in watts for over 25 years. an area of just 8.2 square miles. has the highest concentration of gangs in all of la >> kids are forced to make hard decisions at 9, 10, 11 >> he offered a different option for kids >> this program is about discipline, period >> it started with just 30 players, but now over 100 children ages 8 to 14 spend four days a week playing football with the lapd. >> it's about academics. football is not first. >> 13-year-old evan and

mayor garcetti increase the lapd budget by 3% he said to combat rising crime and to keep up with retirements, and in minneapolis, the council voted to take eight million from the police budget last year. this year, restoring 6.4 million to help hire more officers to replace those who have left. we'll get to some bay area cities, but first let's show you the results of a usa today ipsos poll from july. 70% of those polled support increasing police budgets, but 62% also support reallocating some police budget to community policing and social services. less than a quarter. 22% say police treat all americans equally well. national police reform bills have died in congress, california lawmakers have sent governor newsom legislation to end the careers of problematic police officers. in part, the bill aims to keep troubled officers from jumping from one job to another. aunt would create a mandatory new state license for officers that could be permanently revoked. the city of san leandro. recently cut $1.7 million from its police department. the move was spurred by the controversial police killing o

by handcuffing the lapd the only solution is regulate public space. >> you are not convinced the anti-camping all. it takes an act of congress to put this on the books, they have no intention of ever enforcing it. you go over there, it is surrounded by pop up tents. it used to be a tourist destination, this is the mindset of the woke the lead, they have decided they want to virtues signal how compassionate they are. where is the sense of pride in the mayor, city council, board of supervisors, they allow our county and citizenry to be dumping ground for the nation's homeless. >> reporter: the was of left venice beach and found shelter here under overpasses. it is estimated there is a 45% increase in the number of homeless in los angeles county. the problem is these encampments are spreading onto sidewalks. >> the 101 freeway, that is gavin newsom, california highway patrol. those are executive branches of state government who run the executive branch. why is this the method? that all falls on his shoulders like the rest of the city falls on garcetti's shoulders, city council men, board of supe

lapd not receive any significant reports of damage.let's check with lisa arden for a look at the weather. it is going to be a chilly weekend for us. lisa: we have a lot of cloud cover in advance of a cold front heading our way. a high of 65. we should be at 70 this time of year. we will do an about-face and be well above average monday and for many days next week. i will tell you how much rain we could see coming up. amanda: the grand opening for a healing clinic in oakland. where it is expanding and who it hopes to help. a new twist in the search for a woman that went missing after a road trip with her boyfriend. road trip with her boyfriend. oh! my new, bigger, crispier cluck sandwich. mmh. just tell me you're not going to go overboard with the marketing. no. you're fully clucked out, aren't you? try my $6.99 cluck sandwich combo. download the jack app today. hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant try my $6.99 cluck sandwich combo. to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 1

authorities despite the pressure that they were facing from the public, to come forward as victims, and the lapdent for two months throughout this investigation which seemed like they were trying to make the story go away or giving some legitimacy of that, that there wasn't merit to the original claims. but i kept digging, and i saw that on monday of this week there were some discrete charges filed against the suspect, and looking into this individual's history, you see that there are prior sex crime convictions, this is a registered sex offender in the state of california. i interviewed this person, miraga denies any wrong doing and says that he's actually -- excuse me, she's the victim of a trans phobic sexual harassment. so i think what's disappointing about how this all played out is that the people who previously say believe all women, when women and girls were speaking out, they were silent. >> tucker: yeah, the black lives matter people, when an actual black lady says something obvious, tell her to shut up. >> that's right. >> tucker: man, it just unfolds according to script every single

i know because my father was on the last military transport and the ambassador had to travel over lapd. this is all tied to operations and thu is planned and that is why it is so important that we have an independent investigation. maybe the failure is that we didn't have a neo plan in place. if that's the case we need to learn that. i would ask for my colleagues to consider this independent commission. put someone in charge of it that is not a decision making capacity in the 20 years. make it nonpartisan, and let's not make these mistakes over and over again. the families of the 2500 american troops that laid down their lives to protect and defend the constitution, that followed the lawful order of those presidents, they deserve better than partisan fights and we need real answers. thank you, i yield back. gentleman, thank you all for being with us today. young people are wanting some answers. they deserve to hear your testimony, and i think it is unacceptable that we're hearing from you in any form despiteout area attempts except for a few all senator phone calls. every up with of us

. >> joining us is retired lapd sergeant sheryl dorsey, the author of "the confidence chronicle: thestory never told." keith boykin is with us as well, author of "race against time: the politics of a dark america." sergeant dorsey, there was so much hope around this. and there was for a time some bipartisan agreement on really the core elements of this. many months later it's done. how disappointd are you and what's the path forward? >> listen, i'm not disappointed at all. i'm a realist and i never believe that this thing is going to pass. tim scott said from the beginning that qualified immunity was a nonstarter. he did talk about holding an agency accountable without individual officers. we've heard just lip service. the president and his vp have forgotten the people who put them in office. look what they're doing on the border, sending out flights of haitians, seven to nine a day. it's disgusting how, you know, they are treating us and how they are feigning that they want something done. everyone is clutching their pearls. but the attorneys representing the family named this bill

mark fuhrman is a retired lapd detective and fox news contributor. so many details that point to the fact people have their eyes open. we depend on the public in these types of cases in our own reporting and as law enforcement. what do you make of it all? >> obviously we know the exact time that gabby was last seen alive and that's very helpful. but when you see the circumstances going on with the neighbors, you have not necessarily unnatural but untimely purchase of a camper at the same time brian laundrie comes home. the family doesn't want to cooperate with police but they do cooperate telling the police he is missing and he went into this reserve and you kind of wonder, is this a red herring developed by the laundrie family and brian laundrie to keep them busy while he goes in an opposite direction. >> harris: i want to remind everybody when we cover the news on this story we always put that bug with the phone number for the f.b.i. up. the public is making a huge contribution along the way in cases like this. the son, mark, is reporting that long

. >> we gathered at the hart lapd dinner to hear from the kids themselves. >> how many people felt more? all of you. >> it was a really big negative impact on my life. >> kind of getting in fights and stuff. >> i had a lot of anxiety. >> my depression hit me so hard. >> give me a technique that "we are hope" taught you. >> i learned this new breathing tech neck breathing and you smell the birthday cake and blow out the candles. >> how do you smell the birthday cake? how many of you feel hopeful? even though there are tough things in the world, that is so great. how do you explain what we just saw here in. >> we keep changing the culture. we listen to what they need. and then give them the skills to learn how to work through it. >> at the end of your day, when you're alone, and you're driving tomorrow, what is in your head. >> how to reach my kids. i want to be everywhere in the united states. i do not stop. i'm beyond the relentless. >> and let you just say if you or anyone you know is having suicidal thoughts or struggling, call the national suicide prevention line at 800-273-8255, or

the lapd, the los angeles police, wrote a letter saying we don't want that guy out.nd -- and represented to the parole board that they were speaking for the kennedy family. that caused robert kennedy, jr., last friday during the hearing to send in a letter saying that letter from the los angeles police does not represent all of the family. and so, he was -- he was not there. he had agreed not to sort of take an active stance because most of the family doesn't agree with him. >> the widow, still with us. has she weighed in? i mean, it seems like all the kids have weighed in. has the widow weighed in? >> she hasn't spoken publicly but in that "new york times" op-ed that rory kennedy wrote, she said that my mother approves what i am about to say in this article. my mother approves our opposition to parole. so, i haven't heard from her directly. i don't know of any reporter that has. but rory says that her mother, also, opposes it. >> okay. so, what now? there are still several steps that must occur, including the governor, gavin newsom, governor elder -- i say that and

six lapd officers are request a judge overturn that mandate.ng city employees to be fully vaccinated by early october unless they're granted an exemption for medical or religious reasons or they can be tested weekly instead. >> another round of stimulus checks going out to californians next week. in the latest batch 2 million are expected to receive payments. nearly two-thirds of california taxpayers will receive a payment of $600. qualifying families with children will receive an additional $500. to qualify residents might have filed 2020 taxes by october 15th, 2021, and have an adjusted gross income of under $75,000. you must be a state resident and cannot be claimed as a dependent by another taxpayer. >>> giants fans one a postseaso birth. we're not used to seeing this until october. they did it last night at oracle. didn't stay close for long against the padres. belt hit a fourth inning home run to make it 8-1. no mercy. the giants ended up winning 9-1 and then made a mess of the locker room. >> that's what a mom says. >> who will clean tha

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the lapd says that as of the beginning of the month only 47% of its workers had been vaccinated for l.a bay area, the mandate deadlines that is in the south bay, starting monday, all santa clara employees must be fully vaccinated. first responders in contra costa have until next friday to show proof and the deadline for oakland city workers is november 1st. now in the north bay, santa rosa is requiring all city workers to be vaccinated by october 1st. >>> steph curry is the latest big name to get involved with cryptocurrency. specifically crypto exchange firm called ftx. the company announced the warriors superstar is its newest ambassador. his main job will be to encourage people to try to use cryptocurrency. be like steph. >> trending this morning, new beers are available for purchase on the san francisco ferry. it's a party of a collaboration made with three local craft breweries. they would be offered on select routes. >> that is cute. >> going across the ferry this morning it's going to be cold, a little foggy out there, probably not the best time -- >> 49. >> definitely different

but we couldn't get an agreement to memorialize what is already the law of the lapd via exec -- landor this. i spoke to the families, and they were very generous saying we're glad you held the line on certain things. it's a shame we have leaders of law enforcement there with you but couldn't get it all away. >> take a listen to gwen carr, mother of eric garner, who was on cnn this morning. >> we were very hopeful that this would already be a done deal, and now we stand without anything. i think they need to go back to the table. they need to rethink this. this is a very necessary bill. and we have to go to negotiations again, because it has to be passed. >> she wants you to go back to the table. >> again, i have talked to her and i have talked to many other members, i'm never going to stop until we get something substantially done. the problem is, at some point this negotiation was not getting to where it needed to be, especially if you can't get donald trump -- what he thought should be done memorialized. i have been in this town eight years. i have worked with lindsey graham, chuck

where an unusual football team is taking the community by storm, pairing kids with the lapd and now even >> let's show you what we've got going on for your weekend ahead. blue skies in the northeast. mid-atlantic states looking pretty good. record heat on saturday in the central plains sunshine out west. sunday, sunday, that warmth moves into the east. gulf coast storms from texas into louisiana a sizzling start to september as we make our way through the pacific northwest -- i should say southwest. pacific northwest looking gorgeous, sunny and nice and temperate. that's what's going on around >>> good friday morning. i am meteorologist kari hall. we look at temperatures today. it will be a little cooler. chances of rain clearing out. the rest of the day is looking nice with highs in the north bay reaching into the low 80s. upper 80s for antioch, livermore, reaching 85 and 87 in morgan hills. going into the weekend, it looks quiet as well as good air quality for today. we'll see more smoke coming in by the end of the weekend and temperatures in the low 90s early next week. and that's you

reporter: according to reports nearly 3,000 employees of the lapd plan to seek exemptions. 200 will seekthe exemptions are denied, stu, remains to be seen. this comes at a time when early retirement in police departments are up by 45% across the country. resignations also up by 18%. the law enforcement community tells me that these mandates are adding pressure. how they will insure public safety especially as you point out, violent crime across the country are up year-over-year. back to you. stuart: big problem. lydia. thanks for the report. appreciate it. let's bring in tom homan. tom, we heard about people leaving the police force in many different parts of the country. what about people leaving the border patrol because of a vaccine mandate? >> actually i just talked to special agent day before yesterday and he is part of a group that is writing letters and there will be several hundred i.c.e. agents that will leave and there are probably over 1000 border patrol agents that will leave. insulting part about this, stuart, is, the border patrol is down there dealing with the crisis in th

liberties concerns with the technology that we saw not only with the george floyd protests but also with lapd, using bring -- ring cameras to surveil black lives matter protesters. we have serious concerns. there are serious civil rights and civil liberties concerns about the tracking of protesters. especially in these circumstances and especially when the technology is not well used or very accurate. >> mr. lee, how does the use of the facial recognition technology -- how does that persuade the opinion of law enforcement and high tech? >> there's a tenuous relationship between communities that are over policed and over surveilled by law enforcement. we have seen that time and time again. congress needs to keep that in mind when regulating facial recognition technologies. these are tools used by law enforcement to disproportionately target black and brown people across the nation. we need to keep that in mind. the civil liberties of those people in mind, as we think of what the next steps are. we have asked for a ban or moratorium. we think it kills protests and speech. it miss identifies, an

recognition technology that we saw not only with the george floyd protests but also that we saw in lapd using ring cameras to surveil black lives matter protesters. we have serious concerns and there are serious civil rights and civil liberties concerns about the tracking of protesters, especially in these circumstances and especially when the technology is not well-used or very accurate. >> so, mr. lee, how does the use of the facial recognition technology used to identify protesters, how did that influence the public perception or opinion of law enforcement or even the high tech policing? >> there's already a tenuous relationship between communities that are oversurveilled and overpolicing law enforcement. we've seen this time and time again over the past year. that's something that i think congress needs to keep in mind when looking about regulating facial recognition technology. these are tools used by law enforcement to disproportionately target black and brown people across the nation. and we need to keep that in mind in the civil rights -- the civil liberties of those people in m

>> as the member designated miss strict lapd, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. strickland will vote no on the motion to recommit. #. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: as the member designated ms. frankel, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mchenry of north carolina, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. mchenry will vote yes on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois seek recognition? ms. underwood: as the member designated mr. rush, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote no on the motion to recommit. as the member designated by mr. andy kim, from new jersey, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. kim will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what p