un gran jurado investiga si alex villanueva no tomÓ medidas necesarias luego de que un agente bajo suueva dice que se enterÓ meses despuÉs, pero muchos dicen que lo sabÍa desde antes. dulce dos . fiscales del condado los Ángeles convocan un gran jurado para determinar si se manejÓ mal un accidente donde una gente supuestamente mantuvo su rodilla sobre la cabeza de un recluso durante tres minutos. >> el gran jurado puede decir si hay acusaciones contra la persona que estÁ siendo investigada. >> este vÍdeo captÓ el momento en que se desatÓ una pelea entre reclusos y agentes. el agente no retirÓ su rodilla luego de que el hombre ya estaba esposado. >> es el mismo sheriff que estuvo bajo investigaciÓn por sacar fotos donde muriÓ un joven y su hija. alex villanueva dijo que se enterÓ del incidente ocho meses despuÉs de los hechos y que ordenÓ una investigaciÓn sobre el uso excesivo de la fuerza. >> quÉ hizo para esconder esta informaciÓn del pÚblico? >> tres funcionarios han entablado sus propios reclamos legales porque le habÍan informado al alguacil mucho antes de cuÁndo Él dice. el algu

county sheriff alex villanueva took down multiple cartel marijuana grows north of los angeles, resulting in hundreds of arrests, a recovery of $1.4 billion worth of marijuana, and the seizure of 40 firearms including rifles. they used banned pesticides and fertilizers and are a serious threat to public health. >> when harvested these cause a serious health risk to unexpected medicinal users of cannabis who purchase from the black market. >> the sheriff's department tried to convince the da to file felony drug charges, but they refused. they then took the case to california attorney general's office. the per reports they never even got a response. nine people who were arrested are facing felony weapons charges, but the rest of the guys all received citations similar to just a traffic ticket. those suspects were all released from custody, and l.a. county sheriff alex villanueva says they're likely back at it again, scouting for a new location to resume their cartel business. we did reach out to george gascon's office this afternoon. they told us simply they're aware of this case, asking fo

. >>> vanessa bryant recordÓ que ella pidiÓ al jefe del alguacil alex villanueva seres rairse que nadielas. luego viene el testimonio del je de bomberos mt >>> el departamento de justicia pidiÓ que no se publiquen los videos del allanamiento a la mansiÓn trump. el expresidente trump estarÍa considerando revelar las grabaciones de cÁmaras de vigilancia. en fox news, que podrÍan sacar los videos a la luz. esto podrÍa ser peligroso y pidiÓ que no se muestren los rostros de los agentes. hablaremos de laviolencia en las escuelas. en el paÍs el aÑo escolar 2021-2022 tuvo la mayor cantidad de incidentes con armas de fuego en casi una dÉcada. en esta grÁfica vemos como tiroteos se triplicaron. hubieron 193 incidente de este tipo y en el 2013 hubo solo 36. 59 personas murieron y 138 resultaron heridas producto de los tiroteos del pasado ciclo escolar. y 6 cada 10 fallecidos eran estudiantes. para los padres de vÍctimas de tiroteos escolares, que han pedido medidas mÁs contundentes para proteger a los estudiantes. este informe es un claro reflejo de la preocupante situaciÓn se vive en las escuela

california un gran jurado pone bajo la lupa al conocer algo asÍ del condado de los Ángeles, el seÑor alex villanueva de un recluso que estaba esposado por tres minutos, hasta ese momento en sido entregadas citaciones a los oficiales para que comparezcan y testifican durante esta misma semana. pasemos a un tema realmente importante para todas las familias que estÁn viendo la "ediciÓn digital" y es que menos de la mitad de los niÑos en edad escolar estÁn vacunados contra el covid y la mayorÍa de ellos estarÍan en lugares con una tasa de alto contagio. en tanto los cdc anuncia que estarÍan relajando aÚn mÁs los protocolos de seguridad. andrea leÓn nos tiene mÁs informaciÓn al respecto. es un tema preocupante en este momento hablar de regreso a clases y todavÍa tema de la pandemia. andrea: y esta nadie de empezar, los cambios es la alineaciÓn de las pruebas periÓdicas que los estudiantes estÉn expuestos al covid y permanecen en salÓn de clase, recomendaron seguirÉ su estrategia en diciembre en pena oleada de la varia de "Ómicron", para permitir que los medios que estoy un expuestos pero sin sÍntomas pod

> vanessa bryant contÓ como recibiÓ la noticia de la tragedia como pidiÓ al jefe del alguacil alex villanuevaos sucias en esto dijo a los oficiales, si los borran no tienen consecuencias. estaban borrando pruebas de un delito >>> a los pocos dÍas del accidente, recibiÓ un mensaje en su cuenta de instagram. con dibujos de fuegos y un helicÓptero. ... >>> son los Únicos que pueden tomar fotos evidencia para el caso >>> el jefe villanueva testifiÓo hoy y una vez que supo de la e existencia de las fotografÍas tomo medidas para no salir a la luz pÚblica y ordenÓ que fueran borradas >>> la demanda es una cantidad econÓmica no especie fi cada. l prÓxima semana continÚa este juicio en esta corte federal y le toca testificar al jefe del departamento de bomberos en los Ángeles california. francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >>> el departamento de justicia pidiÓ que no se publiquen los videos del allanamiento a la mansiÓn de trump el expresidente estarÍa considerando revelar las grabaciones de cÁmara de vigilancia. podrÍan sa kar esto videos a la luz. el departamento de justicia advirtiÓ que puede ser

sheriff alex villanueva, a key witness for the defense also took the stand.he's maintained that none of the photos exist now and have never been posted online. but experts say testimony during the trial from various law enforcement officials could carry a lot of weight with jurors officials are took the stand describe how troubled they were after seeing the photos and the horrific state of the victims remains that were put on display for some to see. >> that was kareen wynter reporting for us tonight. part of death valley will reopen tomorrow 2 weeks after heavy rain caused severe flooding. the storm damaged 60 cars trapped about 1000 visitors, a national park staff, a real that's 200 miles of roads were deemed unsafe. and another 800 miles still have yet to be examined. but they're opening it backup tomorrow. time now for another check of our bay area forecast. looks. >> that's that's his good lawrence karnow there's a little delay. yeah. oh, my gosh. it's busy out here guiding i am change, debate left and right. the fish are biting out here. it's lot of fun

county sheriff alex villanueva acknowledging at least eight deputies took or shared graphic photos, butted the agency made a thorough effort to make sure they weren't seen by the public. a citizen complaint alleged a deputy was showing the gruesome images at a norwalk bar. >> obviously there is some legitimate reason for first responders to take photographs at a tragic accident scene. but to have those photographs shared with people outside of the law enforcement agencies that have actual first responders sharing them at a bar? i was also outraged and shocked by the conduct of these individuals who we place so much trust in. >> reporter: those details would become part of vanessa bryant's lawsuit against the county, alleging officers abused their access to the crash site by taking and sharing gratuitous photos of her family's remains. the complaint also states that fire department officials were also involved in taking and sharing inappropriate photos from the scene. >> she filed a civil lawsuit alleging violations of privacy rights under the 14th amendment. and she vowed to see this ca

. >> at an awards gala la county sheriff alex villanueva could also be testifying.he allegedly shared bryant that the crash site was secure and that no one would ever see pictures taken of her husband and daughter's remains. bryant's lead attorney said in a statement for decades, the county has tolerated the practice of officers and first responders taking and sharing pictures of deceased human beings for no legitimate purpose. this custom and practice robs grieving families of their constitutional right to protect the privacy and dignity of their loved ones. the lead counsel for la county also told ktla from the time of the crash to now, the county has worked tirelessly to prevent its crash site photos from getting into the public domain over 2 and a half years later, no county photos of appeared in the media and can be found online. and the plaintiffs admit they've never seen them. >> i will was certainly going to be following that case. that was karen wynter reporting for us. >> well, back here at home, we have to whether situated as we need to plan the next few

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county sheriff alex villanueva swept this under the rug, at these deputies to delete the photos, diddo a thorough forensic exam of the devices, did not check if the photos were uploaded to the cloud, and did not truly discipline these deputies. >> it's unbelievable to think about, and it's a point you raise, the allegation. this was not part of some official investigation or part of the regular course of investigative proceedings, so what has l.a. county said about this? how have they responded to these allegations? >> l.a. county seth taking photos of a site like that is part of their job , and they describe, for example, one of the deputies being the first person to have made it up the hill to that crash site. we're talking about a really tough terrain that morning. it was very foggy. it was very muddy here it it took him about an hour to get up there, and she said the attorney said that had he not taken site photos, he would not have been able to communicate to the command center 1200 feet below . those folks were determined based on photos how to respond, and it's not just the se

single one of these county employee photos out in public and when they had sheriff value lex -- alex villanuevaty is to stop the photos from getting out and not letting the horse out of the born so he asked deputies to dele delete the photos instead of waiting for a formal investigation. when the plaintiff's attorneys pushed him whether he knew for a fact if the photos have been deleted, he said i believe they are and when further pushed he said god knows and that's about it. amara and boris, back to you. >> natasha, thank you. >>> the federal government is cracking down on those annoying robocalls. what they are doing to stop them is next. ♪ icy hot pro. ♪ ice works fast... ♪ at makes it last. so you'll ver sit this one out. icy hot pro with 2 max-strength pairelievers. pool floaties are like whooping cough. amusement parks are like whooping cough. even ice cream is like whooping cough, it's not just for kids. whooping cough is highly contagious for people of any age. and it can cause violent uncontrollable coughing fits. sometimes followed by vomiting and exhaustion. ask your doctor or pharma

sheriff alex villanueva was on the stand later in the afternoon and he stated that his highest priorityotos from getting out, in other words to not let the horses out of the barn. so he asked the deputies to delete the photos in question instead of waiting for a formal, proper investigation to go through. now, the plaintiffs' attorneys asked him, does he know for a fact they were all deleted? he said, "i believe they were deleted." when further pushed on that he said, quote, god knows, and that's about it. back to you. >> natasha chen, thanks so much. i'm joined by cnn legal analyst areva martin, areva, so good to see you. so, an emotional day on the witness stand. how far could that go in persuading the jury in this case? >> i think, fred, vanessa bryant's testimony was very compelling, and it's going to be really significant, as these jurors have to deliberate on determining if the sheriff's department, if the defendants in this case should be held accountable. i think some of the responses from the sheriff himself were completely inadequate, him saying he didn't know for certain that

sheriff alex villanueva, a key witness for the defense also took the stand. now and have never been posted online. but experts say testimony during the trial from various law enforcement% officials could carry a lot of weight with jurors officials are took the stand described how troubled they were after seeing the photos and the horrific state of the victims remains that were put on display for some to see. that was kareen wynter reporting for us this afternoon. and coming up, hear why your posture might matter when it comes to digesting your medications. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. >> f

the one great guy that i have met is alex villanueva, the sheriffs department, head of the l.a.s absolutely great. tough on crime but he gives his criminals over to the d.a. and they just kind of let them go. he is very frustrated. he has done so much in this city to help clean up the city when it comes to the homeless issue, especially in venice. now they're trying to get rid of him. the city council is literally trying to get rid of him. they put him on the ballot in november to, to be able to get rid of him and fire him. and that would be the worst thing ever for the city of los angeles. elizabeth: we know you love california. you've been fighting for it hard, right? it is just, really a tragedy what we see going on there. are people listening to you, caitlyn? are people hearing what you're saying? >> well, here we have such a woke state i keep saying so many things, sometimes you repeat yourself so many times you say, oh, am i getting anywhere but i think the people of california are pretty much sick of what is happening here. we are the wokest state in the union. we have te

sheriff alex villanueva was on the stand later in the afternoon and he stated his highest priority was not let the horses out of the barn. and show he asked the deputies to delete the photos in question instead of waiting for a formal proper investigation to go through. the plaintiff's attorneys have asked him does he know for a fact they were all deleted, and he said i believe that they were deleted. when further pushed on that he said, quote, well god knows, and that's about it. back to you. >> thanks to natasha for that reporting. joining me now is a cnn legal analyst and former l.a. county prosecutor. and i think i want to start with it was very clear how visceral and emotional the testimony of vanessa bryant was. at one point she clasped her hands to her face, very detailed in kind of what she's gown through. do you think her testimony did enough to prove emotional distress or how much of a role will that have in trying to prove this case? >> phil, i think her testimony was very effective in proving that. look, she described how she found out these graphic photographs were taken o

and when they had sheriff alex villanueva on the stand later in the afternoon, they explained that hishose photos from getting out, not letting the horse out of the barn so to speak. that's why the sheriff said he asked those deputies to delete the photos in question instead of waiting for a formal investigation to go through. when the plaintiff's attorneys pushed him on whether he knew for a fact that the photos had been deleted, he said i believe that they are. when further pushed, he said, well, god knows and that's about it. amara and boris, back to you. >> natasha, thank you. >>> let's discuss this further. joining me now is cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson. good morning to you, joey. just to be clear, vanessa bryant is suing l.a. county for emotional distress. what do you make of her testimony? and was it enough to prove that she has been through quite a lot of emotional distress? >> yeah. amara good morning to you. i think very compelling, very emotional, very impactful. and so it's not only her testimony, remember, although she testified at the very

. >> at an awards gala la county sheriff alex villanueva could also be testifying. bryant that the crash site was secure and that no one would ever see pictures taken of her husband and daughter's remains. bryant's lead attorney said in a statement for decades, the county has tolerated the practice of officers and first responders taking and sharing pictures of deceased human beings for no legitimate purpose. this custom and practice robs grieving families of their constitutional right to protect the privacy and dignity of their loved ones. the lead counsel for la county also told ktla from the time of the crash to now, the county has worked tirelessly to prevent its crash site photos from getting into the public domain over 2 and a half years later, no county photos of appeared in the media and can be found online. and the plaintiffs admit they've never seen them. >> that was kareen wynter reporting for us tonight. 3 people were killed in a home explosion in southern indiana this afternoon. there it is. 4 homes were destroyed. dozens more damage in the city of evan

sheriff alex villanueva was on the stand in the afternoon, he stated that his highest priority was to the barn, and so he asked the deputies to delete the photos in question instead of waiting for a formal proper investigation to go through. now, the plaintiffs' attorneys asked him does he know for a fact that they were all deleted and he said, i believe that they were deleted. when further pushed on that, he said, quote, well, god knows, and that's about it. back to you. >> natasha chen, thanks very much. >>> coming up, a nearly decade old crime in mexico back in the spotlight. what a new report reveals about the violent abduction of dozens of students, and join dana bash as she goes inside the fight against the world's oldest prejudice. this new cnn special report, "rising hate: anti-semitism in america" begins tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. are now made with no artificial flavors oror preservatives. knorr. taste for good. (woman vo) sailing a great river past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. e