. >> reporter: in the city of los angeles alone, there are over 13,000 of these soft story structures. there are also over one thousand nonduck tile concrete buildings, the same kind experts say collapsed after the earthquakes in turkey and ria. >> it reminds me of a picture from a hiroshima nuclear blast. >> reporter: struc kent yamamoto saw the destruction firsthand in turkey. millions of southern californians live in areas without retrofit mandates. the city of los angeles has one, but the deadline is still decades away. do you feel that southern california is on borrowed time when it comes to a big earthquake? >> that's 100% guarantee. there will be a gigantic earthquake happen in southern california. >> near the distance we see the san andreas fault. >> reporter: this is what a 7.8 earthquake near los angeles could look like. >> it's moving up and down, but it's also moving sideways as the waves are coming through the basin. >> reporter: in 1994, the 6.7 northridge earthquake struck los angeles killing 57 people and injuring thousands. >> i am afraid because the last large earthq

referent won >> reporter: in the city of los angeles alone, there are 13,000 of these structures.over 1,009 duck out concrete buildings, the same kind experts say collapsed after the earthquakes in turkey and syria. >> it is like a picture from picture from hiroshima and a new clara bell >> reporter: structure engineer kit mia moto saw the in turkey. millions of southern californians live in areas without retrofit mandates. the city of los angeles has won, but the deadline is still decades away. >> do you feel that southern california is on borrowed time when it comes to the earthquake? >> that is 100% guarantee, there could be a gigantic earthquake in southern california. >> here in the distance we see the san andreas fault. >> reporter: this is a 7.8 earthquake in los angeles could look like. >> it is up and down about moving sideways as it is coming through the basin. >> reporter: in 1994, the 6'7" earthquake struck los angeles killing 57 people and injuring thousands. >> i am afraid because the last large earthquake happened long enough ago that we forgot about it. we need to

of ecosystems. pauly: there's no magic line where nature stops and city begins. it's all a giant matrix. and in the most urbanized parts of los angeles, you can still find literally thousands of species of plants and animals. heise: the conventional wisdom used to be that cities are biodiversity wastelands, and we're now beginning to rethink that in two major ways. one is that actually, there's a lot of biodiversity in cities, much more so than we had originally known. the other challenge is to think about how we might make this environment that was built by us in terms of buildings, in terms of the parks that we've planted, in terms of the gardens that some of us take care of on a daily basis. how could we make this habitat more hospitable to non-hum species? [coyote barks] [barks] pauly: understanding how species are adapting to urban areas is an area of research that people are really just starting to get serious about studying. things like coyotes and mountain lions and bobcats, species that we may not always think about as being city dwellers but, in fact, with a little bit of research, you realize are actually part of the story

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mike: what are some of the other big cities that are really struggling with these issues in your view? >> there are a lot of cities, los angelessan francisco. portland and seattle, i've heard people say that phoenix and austin are having a lot of problems but really this has developed and expanded over the pandemic when cities were maybe not as focused on these kind of issues and whether it's a small problem or a big problem all cities need to have a proactive strategy about how they are going to be housing homeless people and making sure they are not in public spaces and forcing basic laws against public drug use and public camping. >> we started this hour with a report on mass shooting in memphis tennessee, you just heard a report about a temple university police officer being killed in line of duty. your reaction to the heinous crimes of the weekend? >> it's so shocking and so sad. i really -- my heart goes out to the victims of that violence. there's so many different causes of this violence but we need to refocus on the victims of violence, listening to their voices and what they want and what victims of violence want is

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definitely needs to step down if he is not willing to protect his constituents and protect the city of los angeles, thank you for getting up early this morning and thank you for your service to keep everybody safe. >> ashley: thank you. >> thank you. have a good day. >> griff: you too appear in fox news alert, 660 people reported that after massive mage earthquake levels buildings and turkey and syria. >> ashley: search and rescue teams on the ground with the death toll expected to rise even higher. we have the latest on the devastation coming up. ♪ ♪ daughter 1: mom was always organized, but she started forgetting to pay her bills on time... daughter 2: and she'd buy the same gifts over and over, mom: telling the girls about my alzheimer's diagnosis was really hard. daughter 1: at first we had our cries, but then we were like, ok, let's make a plan. daughter 2: early detection gave us time to adapt together. mom: it's so important for you to think about what you can do and making the most of what you have. vo: if you or your family are noticing changes, it could be alzheimer's. talk about seeing

its inflows were diverted a century ago to provide water for city of los angeles. ce its lake bottom was exposed, this area became the largest source of toxic dust in the nation. how bad was it? >> really bad. it was 100 times or more over the federal air quality standard. >> reporter: philip kudue is the pollution control officer in the great basin who oversees a massive operation to tamp down that dust. using gravel, brush, and yes, more water. how much does all that mitigation cost? >> today, $2.5 billion. just to basically fix the mistake, to mitigate the mistake. >> wow. >> i think owens lake is a bellwether for the great salt lake. >> reporter: as hard as controlling the dust is here, consider this. great salt lake is 12 times larger. >> this would be exponentially more expensive. maybe not even possible. >> reporter: under the leadership of brad wilson, republican speaker of the utah house, the state has passed a flood of water conservation measures. utahans have responded by voluntarily saving about 9 billion gallons of water just last summer alone. >> it's

the city of los angeles wants to codify the alfresco dining program with an ordinance with reems and reems of red tape that could cost restaurants their livelihood. with us now, supply chain vice president of ginia ramen bar lydia. lydia, if you're in the restaurant industry, the cost of food has to be daunting and a major hurdle to success. >> completely true. so supply chain for restaurants is up over 20% to over 30%. it's very similar to what's going on in the grocery industry today. >> trace: i look at the price of eggs alone -- and i know you use a lot of eggs because ramen is an egg kind of thing -- i look at the price of eggs alone and say how in the world does a ramen place that needs eggs for everything stay in business. >> our eggs in california are upwards of $10 a dozen. in the midwest, it's a little bit down. in the east coast as well. chicken and eggs are very expensive. >> trace: you mention california. the problem with the egg prices in california is you got to have the free range chickens. if you don't have those in california, those will cost you a bunch more money,

been made extremely difficult by the united states supreme court, which ruled in a case called city of los angeles versus, lyons in the ninth in the early 1980s, that a person cannot bring a claim for injunctive unless they can prove that they will not only that their harms were violated in the past, but they personally likely to have their their their violated in an identical way in the future. and to just give you a sense of how difficult that adolf lyons was, the plaintiff in that case was driving in los angeles was, stopped for a broken taillight, i believe. and then after some interaction with the officers an officer placed him in a chokehold he passed out and then ultimately revived was not charged or arrested with anything and allowed to to go on his way. he brought lawsuit because he wanted the loss police department to stop using these chokeholds and what the united states supreme court was that adolph lyons could not sue for a change of policy because he could not prove that he be stopped again on a los angeles street and that an officer would place him in a chokehold. this is it would b

, yeske rash and shapes continued to storm, a major ukrainian strong held on the outskirts of the city as angels english donna reports. so right now we are entering the small village of martin just outside of the nets. we have to do it at night because it is simply too dangerous to take this road during the day. in fact, the korean forces are so close already. we can see the flashes, their artillery firing towards the russian positions. under the cover of darkness we had towards the troops living quarters on the front line, we wake up to a surreal landscape and the pit to me to desolation and death. while this is marian car and with the 1st rays of sunshine, the extent of the damage dealt to this little village. while it becomes obvious and it is close to a 100 percent. you can see that all around us so far. we haven't seen a single building that comes to even close as to being intact or more or less intact the fighting continued throughout the night, although it's intense that he did die down did receive a little bit compared to what happens here during the day. while marin county is also a gra

its inflows were diverted a century ago to provide water for the city of los angeles, but once its lake bad was it? >> really bad. it was 100 times or more over the federal air quality standard. >> reporter: foophillip kiddoo the pollution control officer who oversees a massive ofrmration to tamp down that dust using gravel, brush, and, yes, more water. how much does all that mitigation cost? >> today 2.5 billion. >> reporter: just to fix the mistake? >> yeah. i think the owens lake is a ke.or as h a r the greatt controlling nsid this. great salt lake is 12 times lrger. >> this would be exponentially more expensive. maybe not possible. >> reporter: brad wilson, republican speaker of the utah house, the state has passed conservation measures. utahans have respondedpy voluntarily saving 9 billion gallons of water just last summer alone. >> unprecedented on this issue how everyone, regardless of political ideology or age or where they grew up is aware of the lake and cares about it for various reasons. >> reporter: president biden just signed a bill cospoensered by senator romney that allo

of the footage can be disturbing. >> reporter: tonight, outrage in los angeles county as the city of huntington park awaits the release of new surveillance video showing the deadly police shooting of 36-year-old anthony lowe jr. >> we've got to find a way to hold the police, the sheriff's department accountable. >> reporter: the wheelchair bound double amputee was shot roughly ten times by huntington park police during this encounter on january 26th, captured in this grainy cell phone video. it shows lowe attempting to flee from officers while holding what appears to be a large knife. another angle shows officers approaching with their guns drawn. one flinching before they start firing. you can hear the sounds of gunshots as a vehicle obstructs the full view. before the shooting officers say lowe stabbed a man with a 12-inch butcher knife. lowe allegedly threatened to advance or throw the knife at the officers, who say they then deployed two separate tasers but were ineffective police said after lowe's continued advances, officers opened fire. >> they treated my cousin like he was an animal. >> reporter: the officers

cities go up and down. we see a variety of places that have done things well. in new york city, there were a lot of stops and people shot by police. that has decreased. los angelesroved. we have seen have dissolved police forces and started over. there are a lot of different parts different cities have done to make things better. what the smartest reformers are doing is trying to cherry pick different elements from different cities to produce the best model possible. >> really interesting. thank you for speaking with us. he is a staff writer with the atlantic. >> thank you. >> the authorities in the pakistani city say they have retaking control of police headquarters hours f after i was stormed by militants. there are reports suicide squad stormed the compound. >> you can hear it. the assault on the five-story buildi began with a grenade attack followed by a series of blasts and a fierce gun battle. pakistani officials say three militants were among those killed and more than a dozen were injured. huge explosions were heard. take a look at this. it houses karachi senior police officials. it is on a strategic thoroughfare that goes near naval offices and the army

they will be very by the end of the day and we definitely needed to be here in the center of los angeles near city hall to show the american community that we a-a worry that we care that we advocate for the support of ukraine glory to ukraine the whole world is already tired of is starting to get tired of the war we ukrainians we must show everyone that we at the beginning of the war we did not surrender on the third day we surrendered because of year they gave up we will never give up because the listening systems thank you hello i'm andriy i represent the samsa organization of russia ukraine and this is my son oscar he is a peer of the war to the americans about the fact that the war is still going on more very important took off the day to help ukraine a poem of the wild putin horde we is a direct embodiment of american values, it is unique, people ring it to pay tribute to a family member or friend who served or is serving in the military, this bell symbolizes freedom freedom all over the world and we honor the men and women of ukraine fighters for freedom, we really hoped that it would all en

blade runner than to hawkins' deep sleep , how once chandler created in his works a kind of base city inside los angelesa city within a city like this, and we tried to portray a city that never didn't exist an hour ago, a blue car came in, two got out, looks like the suspects repainted, yes. it's bent or mister, hendrix's bow sam sucker. hendrix is ​​the most he is a member of the club, like the mexicans. i want you to stalk like a rodent terrier and don't even try to object to me . the director's attention to detail is amazing, perfectly choreographed shots. luxurious decor and atmosphere. the scenes make it clear that director neil jordan is a true perfectionist and audiences are looking forward to an hour and a half of visual feasting. performer the main female role actress diane kruger was twice awarded at cannes, considers marlo. in a somewhat feminist picture, her character, the daughter of star clarke windish, is arrogant and spoiled. she firmly knows what she wants and is used to getting what she wants, in addition to the detective line, the film tells about the difficult relationship between an

city of fars province . as a greeting, the epicenter of the earthquake was in your city. please tell me about the situation in the region. at 4:40 a.m., the force of five and a half angels occurred in the area between lorestan and hormozgan, between fars province and hormozgan province, the second center was placed in rasht koran, and some areas of our region were in heavy shadows. if the phone is in the center, but in a far village car canopy 13 is severe in a part of lakar qajar city, evaluation of red crescent and moon emergency, and until this moment , no report has been given about the loss of life and money, so that people are afraid, and yesterday it was not 5 stars, but it is related to the right to have an earthquake above 519. maybe some people will decide tonight to spend the next 12 nights in a tent out of sight of the roof. is there a tent? is there a red crescent ? we have enough tents. dear viewers of the khabar network, to the studio and mr hosseini, thank you very much, mr. hamzeh , thank you. i am at your service as you said that the universities of medical sciences all over the country will start working in mashhad from today . let the goods flow, our

. >> reporter: outrage in los angeles county as the city of huntington park awaits the release of new surveillance video showing the deadly police shooting of 36-year-old anthony lowe jr. into we have to find a way to hold the police, the sheriff's department accountable. >> reporter: the wheelchair-bound double amputee was shot roughly ten times by huntington park police during this encounter on january 26 captured in this grainy cellphone video. it shows lowe attempting to flee from officers while holding what appears to be a large knife. another angle shows officers approaching with their guns drawn, one flincher before they start firing you can hear the sounds of gunshots as a vehicle obstructs the full view. before the shooting officers say lowe stabbed a man with a 12-inch butcher knife. lowe allegedly threatened to advance or throw the knife at the officers who say they had been deployed two separate tasers but were ineffective. police say after lowe's continued advances officers opened fire. >> they treated my cousin like he was an animal. >> reporter: the officers seen in the

hospital not constantinople but stands on seven hills, on the original coat of arms of this belarusian city, the black angels depicted, who, like themis, holds a sword in one hand, and guessed the scales in the other. okay, a few more hints. this is the highest mountainous settlement in belarus, which, moreover, became famous, remember the lessons of history, as the first capital of the grand duchy of lithuania. that's right. we are in novogrudok welcome. novogrudok, also referred to in the annals as the novgorod garden, new town is one of the oldest cities in belarus, however, local residents, contrary to the official name, call the favorite city in their own way on the shift committee. take note, they will be accepted and greeted like family. the history of the ancient city, according to archaeologists, began according to the latest data in ninth century, reliable chronicle sources. true, novogrudok is remembered only in the thirteenth. as you understand, historians do not lose hope and are trying to find an earlier date for the first mention of the city. yu on the populated points on the map of belarus 3

of golf courses. las vegas followed. orlando is the second largest travel destination followed by miami, new york city and los angeles. >> ticketmaster is making big changes ahead of beyonce's renaissance world tour to help avoid another meltdown. the company is implementing new policies to ensure that fans are able to purchase tickets to beyonce's first world tour in 5 years. this includes priority sales for people with verified fan and other membership. based accounts, ticketmaster will also staggers sale dates, hoping that that will prevent technical glitches and shorten the wait times. fans must sign up to be a verified member by midnight in order to be included in group a and that will allow them to buy tickets to the august 30th concert at levi stadium. >> breathtaking views down on the peninsula for well past peninsula in santa we're talking about time out each round. one of the pebble beach pro on the peninsula. coming up next in sports, tell you who's on top of the leaderboard and have a live report from before tonight's usf saint mary's game. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, we've got a big-time wcc matchup r

so you put 800 tons of water. boxes, in addition, the angels of salvation are evacuating people from citiesh as bakhmut during the full-scale invasion, the volunteers of the foundation took out up to 30,000 civilians, today one very large or similar one is arriving, where 13 people were brought and было и больше рекрод 27 человек to live in the bahmut means playing a terrible lottery, where instead of a winning ticket , death awaits anyone, anywhere, anytime. and while the armed forces of ukraine are attacked every day by the enemy, this terrible lottery does not spread further to other cities artem lagutenko andriy verstyuk tv channels espresso here this is how our journalists saw bakhmut, e-e p. oleksiy, it is clear that in the event of a russian offensive and in the plans they are making, it is obvious that they will attack bakhmut and other cities that are located or in the village that are located nearby all your forces that you have so that you advise the people who still remain in the same situation, our correspondents said that from five to eight thousand people are still there , we

1 centimeter film, the fifth conference about the lesson of the angels lakers, part 106 115 milwaukee was followed by the second team of the city of double weave two news from the winter sports of the alpine skiing world cup on the border of france, and in the super g category, james crawford from canada took the first place with a time of one minute and eight seconds, 22 123. alexander from nowruz was second, and alex this is how the french won the third title of the world ski cup of literature 9th in europe, germany continued and in the 4x6km mixed relay event, timur won the title. italy took the second place and france 352. there is no news of azet in the second round of 250 points tennis. what an american story in two years in a row, john iste from the united states broke in 2012 on del, and on top of that, the frenchman inoue maneuvered with the same result against jordan in the second round of 205 tennis . he also played with argentina. spain, hugo deli, is down and spying on portugal, with the defeat of their opponent pacho, they have gone to the next round the short release of this section of the mountaineering federati

in honor of leroy, the city of los angeles will be dedicating the intersections of glen oaks boulevard and pier street in his name. the legacy of the san fernando valley boys and girls club carries on through the work of his daughter, nicole chase, who currently serves as the president and c.e.o. of the san fernando valley boys and girls club. and continues the legacy of being a center for kids to learn and play. this is all done so the kids like me could reach their full potential and we are so blessed to have leroy chase and his family in our lives. i close by thanking the historical society and their president, crystal jackson, for ensuring that this history, the history of my community, our community, is being shared with future generations and the great work and legacy created by these leaders will always be remembered and always be in our hearts. i would be remiss if i didn't take this opportunity to take some of the time afforded me as a member of the house of representatives to comment on the amazing, wonderful work that our president, president biden, is doing in his administr

it wasn't just be the work of major cities like san francisco, los angeles, it has to be our collective responsibilities to deal with the challenges for any woman that comes to us and expresses a need for support. that is where organizations like planned parenthood come into play and so grateful guilda gonzalez is joining us today as well because of they work, fight, advocacy and i remember guilda time when people were like, couple years back, why are we still fighting so hard to protect roe v wade, it is a done deal? we see as of last year, it is not a done deal and we have to fight every single day to protect it so we are so grateful for partners like planned parenthood who continue the fight all over our country. today [applause] today i'm proud to announce that this bay area response, this bay area collective and what we are going to do to make sure we are all working together to provide solutions, to make sure that our state-wide organization is supported so they can provide a comprehensive solution to addressing this challenge, this is why we are here today. this is why this is im

can see the positions of the russians, this is the city of krasnohorivka, donetsk region , today an evacuation group of policemen came here, the white angel is checking whether they survived , the local grandmothers are fine, they will take firewood. i need to show you to the hospital. thank you, you are here , and those children are golden on the side . she was lucky enough to escape under fire from two pensioners, they reached one of them through the scattered fragments of ammunition and at least went to the hospital. a 95-year-old woman lay in the basement for two weeks because they were shooting all the time, refused to eat, but today she finally ate borscht and went to the hospital laska everything is good so sejách there the region is like that and the shanty town and across the field you can already see there even we go to the elderly people to families with children we conduct work with the aim of convincing them to leave safer cities those who still refuse to go are provided with medical and psychological help, people are happy with everything 60 packages of vasyl kai humanitarian aid should be given here to the children as well,

if you demolish the entire city los angeles, entire city of los angeles, you'll have the cars. cars. no matter many build matter how many lanes you build it will be clogged up. so what we need, we've been doing this for years. it's worked for 70 years. it's not worked and praise to the welsh and all praise to the welsh government starting to government for starting to actually look in a different direction of looking at reducing congestion and facilitating the business. so some of the freight that do need our roads, we need to do is get short journeys off our roads. so to facilitate the economy and health and climate change. but it seems a curious argument to say that, you know, that you build more, more roads and they get clogged up. i mean, surely that's just a signal that they're for. they're needed, a demand for. it's there's point, it's like saying there's point, build any more houses because build it any more houses because you houses. you just build more houses. people in them and you need people live in them and you need even houses . he people live in them and you need

angeles. tonight, some of california's most iconic cities now picturesque for this rare reason, a brutally coldter storm paralyzing the region >> i've lived in los angeles my whole life, and i haven't seen any snow since the late '50s when i was a kid. >> reporter: after the national weather service issued its first blizzard warning for the l.a. mountains in some 35 years, sunny san diego followed suit with their first blizzard warning in history with snow falling near san francisco today -- >> it's really bizarre. it's fun. >> reporter: -- the santa cruz mountains were covered in a blanket. >> it's still snowing pretty heavy got multiple inches of snow. >> reporter: triggering treacherous travel, the sierras had more than 16 inches in 24 hours compared to the slow snowfall in minneapolis, 13 inches in 3 days from the mountains -- >> the waterspout. check that out. >> reporter: -- to the coast, extreme weather and freezing conditions dumping snow, rain, and hurricane-force winds across an unusually frigid, waterlogged region with the heaviest rain expected tonight and overnight, tens of million

but a group of california parents is pushing back, demanding many in a school board meeting last week that culver city high school outside of los angelesses after they were eliminated this year. school officials say the courses did not enroll enough black and latino students and that the new curriculum will insure that students of all races receive an equal education. we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and "wall street journal" editorial board member colin levy. colin, tell us about this dispute in california and why did these schools decide they should drop what i thought most people wanted, which was the courses that we want our students to aspire to? >> right, exactly. clearly, or as you said, this was a situation where they didn't see adequate equity in those ap and honors classes. but i think that taking honors classes away is just a travesty, because when you think about it, this is really the best that our public education institutions have to offer. sometimes you craw the highest achieving students, it's something that even thers really like to get involved in because the students are motivated. and so taking those awa

i will read to you at the meeting of the president of ukraine petro poroshenko and german chancellor angel merkel with the mayors of ukrainian citiesrs of kiev luhansk donetsk lviv zaporizhia attended mrs. merkel remembered how during the gdr she had a language practice in donetsk she remembered how she went down into the mine . what is the hot summer? how difficult it is without water. she carefully looked at the entrance of the destroyed houses and broken schools of donetsk and was impressed then this news became a sensation. alina, you are also aware of the fact that merkel was once in the donbass no, the man told me. by the way, i didn’t know that your bundeschancellor was living on it, who spent time in donetsk and studied here. it’s just that i was in shock, because that’s where we were bombed, that’s where the west and germany supported it all, that is , supported it by measure, and she herself studied there. she knows this city well. she knows that these are normal people, good kind, and yet now they are making such a policy. i started researching this issue. i found that she actually studied there seriously, but for a long

of the angel festival campaign . more than 2,000 varamini school girls in jame shahr mosque celebrate their duty . it will take several months for the angel festival campaign to be held in different cities of our country at home. the heart of your mother's love has passed what do you say to god, he has always reached the age of duty, what can he have, he should pray, thank you for your religious attention, have a good morning, become viewers, dear and respected compatriots, good morning instead of you , you are welcome. and companionship with my colleague ms. bei hor, greetings to you. good morning to all the viewers. god bless you and be happy. today, the closing ceremony of the 36th international khwarazmi festival will be held in the conference hall of radio and television with the presence of the president. i invited ms. khadim jafari. from the presidential desk the government and the president explain about this program and the programs of the government today at the service of you and all the dear viewers, and as you mentioned , the connection with the khwarazmi festival is one of the programs that i am referring to today. the spokesperson of the government is holding a press conf

angeles. they both want the remains of a wild kruger known as p 22, the big cat with a local legend. and as being warned across the city and beyond. robin has worn out from l. a. o d 22 requiem for a wild cat. thousands of people gathered recently in los angeles to celebrate the life and legacy of p 22, the charismatic cougar, whose wanderings gained him a global following. so we did, this is a way for the community really, but also the world to be able to kind of read together for 10 years. p 22 room. the wilds of griffith park next to downtown l. a. the puma posed in photos caught by wildlife cameras. his presence brought a note of nature's wild beauty to the concrete and steel of the sprawling megalopolis when he would go across the camera. and he, he had an air of, of, of, of, of confidence, of almost being regal late last year, p 22 killed a chihuahua, and hollywood hills and mol, than other authorities concluded. he posed a danger to humans and captured him. veterinarians discovered p 22 had injuries from encounters with cars, he was euthanized to end his suffering. p 20 two's mortal remains are the subject of a

city school shows the pact on the quality of education in america. researchers study test scores in six major cities including los angeles, they found an alarming numberpublic school students failed to meet the minimum standards for their grade level in subjects including math and english. the study found. there were many reasons for the low test scores, including students missing class time during covid shutdowns. i think most people don't realize just how much ground students of lost and not don't realize what it's going to take to help kids catch up. education experts say that schools must act quickly to make up for lost classroom time or face a possible learning crisis in america. no bay area schools were directly involved in the study. time is 7 25. federal agencies now have 30 days to delete tiktok from their government devices. it's after congress passed the no tiktok on government devices act last december. the lawmakers say that tiktok, which is owned by the chinese company by dance, threatens america's national security. there are cern's the chinese government could get access to the user's private information or use tiktok to push misinform

basketball, le bron james of the los angeles lakers, has become the all time leader in career points in the m. b 8. james scored his record breaking points against the oklahoma city thunder in los angeles. he now has a total of $38390.00 career points. as a lot of slammed us. most fans thought breaking the record was impossible in fitting fashion lebrans who passed a fellow l. a. laker kareem abdul jabbar who retired back in 1989 after the game. james, it said that he would struggle to beat the emotional high if such a historic moment or right the man in arena my shoe every single night from theodore roosevelt. and to night i actually felt like i was like sitting on top of arina tonight. when i shall went in and the roar from the, from the crowd up, i'm not sure if i'll be able to fulfill. and again, everything just stopped in you know, n damion opportunity just to kind of like embrace it and look around and see my family and seeing a fans and same of friends. and the launch is 38 years old. he's been a player now for 2 decades. and he has yet to announce a retirement date. so what does this accomplishment mean for his legacy? here's a look back now. at his incre

of the world. city governments in los angeles, san francisco, seattle, salt lake and other cities that have a significant of the building codes and we don't see officials lifting building code requirements for the sake of economic prosperity in the united states. so we're very fortunate about that. >> and i do lastly just sort of want to ask you about your thoughts when you look at this. i mean, just tearing these buildings down, i mean, how long might this take? there are thousands of buildings that are uninhabitable, and there are thousands more that have completely pancaked, that are just a complete mess or at least hundreds like that. what do you think about the rebuilding time here? >> well, it's an incredible tragedy. it will take years to rebuild. probably a decade or longer. many of the cities that have been affected by this earthquake may not be viable in the future. people may just move elsewhere because they have to to find shelter, to find places to work. if the government does rebuild the cities, they will likely never return to their former level of prosperity. we saw this in new orleans af

i live in one of these terrorized cities, los angeles, we have a george soros' backed d.a., george gasconros's money and the d.a.s play the race card in the predominantly democratic cities, and prosecutional discretion not to charge career criminals and what's happening is the people they claim they are trying to help, the people of color, are being hurt in these democratic cities. sandra, the question i always ask, where is this racist bogeyman in new york, l.a., chicago. they are run by people of color. but this is going on and on and on, and the only solution, sandra, is that we need to have voters aware of this selection process by george soros ahead of the problem. just like in virginia when the parents got upset with critical race theory, they took action. we need to take action to negate george soros' money. >> sandra: you mentioned parents and what it's going to take for enough people to speak up. kim gardner is the target of many who have fallen victim to crime happening, the missouri a.g. now is pointing out her history of scandals, alleged misconduct, she's defiant, though. but