sergeant barry montgomery. i'm assigned to lapd relations. are you hearing okay? earlier this afternoon, about 1:30 p.m., in the newton area of los angeles, we had a male suspect in his late teens become involved in a family dispute which resulted in him shooting his grandmother and a female at the scene. the suspect fled the location in his grandmother's vehicle, taking that female victim with him. hollywood area officers picked up that vehicle and they pursued in suit. that pursuit went into the northeast area of los angeles where it terminated in a collision, and an officer-involved shooting occurred. that officer fled that vehicle into the trader joe's behind me in the 2700 block of hyperion where we currently have a barricaded suspect. lapd c&t team is here, communicating with the suspect, trying to bring it to a peaceful conclusion. this is an ongoing incident so i don't have a lot more. i would like to turn it over to fire right now. >> the los angeles fire department, first of all, it's david ortiz, public information officer, los angeles fire department.

change, i got the liberal arts college in montgomery and we formed the first young republicans club ever formed and that college. i had gotten excited about barry goldwater some years before. i was able to tell mr. buckley later that when i met him as a united states senator that you warped my brain when i was in high school and i haven't changed since. that's the way i feel about it. we took -- we were facing in many ways circumstances similar to yours, although i don't think the hostility was as great as it is today on college campuses from what i hear. they were tolerant of us but politically, winning elections in alabama was very difficult. there weren't many republicans in the south, especially alabama. from 1874 to 1987, 113 years, the governor of alabama was always a democrat. from 1879-1981, both our senators were democrats. only two republicans were elected to the senate in 140 years. 1994, i became the first republican since reconstruction period to be elected attorney general and alabama. [ cheering ] i am telling you this, we should think about it. you get to that you get the picture. we were outnumbered, the odds were stacked again

montgomery. we formed the first young republican club ever formed and that town and that college. i got excited about barryoldwater and told mr. oakley you workedi met him, my brain and high school and i've not changed since. that is the way i still feel about it. ways aere facing in many circumstance similar to yours although i do not think the hostility was as great as it is today on college campuses from what i hear. of us, butolerant politically winning elections in alabama was very of a there were just not very many republicans in the south and alabama. in 1987, 113 years later, the governor was always a democrat. both senators were democrats. in 1994, i became the first republican since reconstruction to be elected attorney general of alabama. [cheers and applause. mr. sessions: i'm telling you this, we should think about it. you get the picture. we were outnumbered. the odds were stacked against us. but we worked hard. we campaign. i remember campaigning for the governor, afor candidate for governor, my wife and a group of us went to the state fair to pass out bumper stickers. we were supporting a v

overnight in montgomery county, fire fighters are investigatinges several businessn rockville affected by smoke. this one on the 1 is 1,000 block of woodglenrive. both puzzles halr s and quinncy barriere evacuated. they believe the light smoke was associated with hvac issue. >> here's a look at aftermath from the storm that blew through the region yesterday evening. down treesringing and one started atome on or. ard boulevard theam fy that lives there was not home at the time app a bolt left they car crashing through this home. >> a lightning strike sparked a house fire before 7 on sweet meadow line. i think our. video was home owners were not home at p e u. that was the last house ysaw wi. a neighbor to discoveredea h caughton while fighting the blaze and were taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> former d.c. teacher convicted after assaulting a fourth grader will not g jail. lacie thornton was sentenced itappened last october as ntinside cleveland eary school in north west and thewh e things was caught on tape, as you see. thornton told the police the student was miss behaving so she asked her to leave. when the girl tried to get back into the class after forgetting something