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. >> reporter: los angeles mayor eric garcetti is a former navy reservist himself.he says the city's effort to end homelessness among veterans is different than how things used to be in la. >> our policy was very lazy. "i just do housing;" "i just feed them;" "i'm a free health clinic;" and it r-- and it admirably-- dealt with the crisis of people potentially dying on our streets, but it never turned their lives around permanently. that's what's changed now. >> reporter: the first step of this new model is a permanent house, funded mostly at government expense, with services then added around the resident. it's called permanent supportive housing. and that's what lendell seay found himself in. seay lives in this complex that houses only formerly homeless veterans. while there is no firm program that he has to follow, he has access to support services, including onsite case managers, mental health counseling, substance abuse treatment, and even a community garden. officials in l.a. point to research showing nearly 90% of chronically homeless people remained housed af

mayor garcetti: i delete my trip. i was on the plane.the boyfriend of someone who works in my mayor's office. it was devastating. fractured's always a his between the mega-city and the police chief. i have theiri: back and many of them flew out to be with san bernardino colleagues. our swat team was there. you just connect of the community. you push them so every time you make a stop, say hello to the high school. make sure police officers get to know them and vice versa. who is worse, the boston red sox are the los angeles dodgers? mayor garcetti: can we just agree it is the yankees? tom: thank you. the mayor of los angeles. .etty: thank you tom keene in paris for us. watch the special from the conference here. changing climate, changing business. john nickel for weight discussing the implications of climate change on the market with mark carney. that airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. at 11:00 p.m. eastern time. up next, we will talk to the former mayor of san antonio, former secretary of the housing and urban development department henry cisne

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((mayor garcetti/los angeles)) "our first job is to ensure people are safe in our city." chris martinez/cbs news, los angeles)) some students are more concerned about their exams than a potential threat. jasmine castro/hollywo od high school student)) "i'm just getting worried about finals, cuz i studied a lot for my french final." ((standup bridge: chris martinez/cbs news, los angeles)) the superintendent ordered authorities to inspect day. ray cortines/superi ntendent, lausd )) "i want every school searched to make sure it is safe." chris martinez/cbs news, los angeles)) students who were already at school were until they were picked up. the shutdown affects about 640-thousand students at more than 1- thousand schools. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. was routed through an ip address in germany, but los angeles police suspect the actual source is quote "much closer." they would not elaborate./// ((sharie johnson)) > we reached out to ccsd in light of the threat in nearby los angeles. the district says they did not receive any threats, but are prepared to take appr

joining me now by phone is the mayor of los angeles, eric garcetti, a los angeles, about an hour away from san bernardino, and mayor, your reaction to what's transpired today? >> well, thank you, chris. >> well, in san bernardino, we had the presence of law enforcement on the ground. and while this has resulted itself in terms of the violence today, i think it underscores for all of us the vigilance we need to have in all of our areas, it's homegrown or whether it's foreign terrorism, we're seeing that there's clearly an ongoing threat in our cities, this was very close to los angeles, and i think we feel very deeply, the impact of what happened today, and we're going to continue to provide wlafr services for our friends and family. >> mayor garcetti, a lot of talk about guns today. the one thing we know is that these two individuals had a lot of guns. and they used them in this shooting. also, california not a place with particularly per mimissiven laws. do you want to see some movement on guns? >> absolutely. i've been a longtime supporter of, i think, the most guns that we can get

los angeles mayor, eric garcetti announced last night that the threat was not credible, but that people " some have used words that i think are probably inappropriate like hoax and other things. whether it's criminal mischief or it's somebody testing vulnerabilities of multiple cities, we still do not know enough to say definitively," said los angeles mayor, eric garcetti. schools in los angeles will be open again today. the obama administration will announce changes to the terror alert system today. earlier this week homeland security secretary jeh johnson said the new alert system would better inform the public about threats to the united states. to help brighten t t holidays for local kids, one anonymous siouxland donor went above and beyond. "oh yeah!" last week, a donor surprised each girl at girls inc of sioux city with a bike. more than 115 bikes, along with helmets and locks were given away. yesterday, it was the boys' turn for a holiday surprise. 225 bikes were donated by the same anonymous about 75 thousand dollars. unlike other donations the boys' club has received in the pas

>> you know, i hold them all accountable from jerry brown to eric garcetti to my councilman mitchellken their time. mitchell englander has been outspoken lately, but all of them were in my first five weeks of this -- mia the first five weeks of this issue. this issue when it comes out at the very end, this is going to be disastrous. at least. it is going to be a long outstanding -- it won't even affect the community, it will affect pretty much the world. this methane is going to be huge to our greenhouse effect. i want to jump in about the agencies. it is their lack of involvement -- again, if this is something that we back up whether the health department or state agencies, their lack of oversight as to what -- this is the second largest natural gas reserves in the united states. >> absolutely. >> and these agencies should have much stricter oversight, and they don't. amy: governor brown was in paris when we were at the un's climate summit. >> and so was eric garcetti. >> and this was a topic of conversation there. this committee needs a state of emergency. people don't want to say

eric garcetti, mayor of the city of los angeles.lking about the unified school district of los angeles. over half a million students who started their day with word that there would be no school today. robocalls went out to all the known numbers for all the adult households representing all of the students in l.a. unified schools this morning. not all those calls went out as planned. not all of them were received and not all of those calls came in in time. for a lot of families, working parents, long distances to cover on the way to school, long bus routes, the children had already left home. now really, if you are a working parents with no other choice, you say work in the center of the city in l.a., home is a long way away, you have to rely on the good hearts and hands of neighbors and friends to take care of one another on a day like this. the threat came in in the early morning hours and to our folks, let me know if pete williams is available in our d.c. newsroom. pete is available. pete, you can help me run through and review s

the the terrorist attack less than two weeks ago in nearby san bernardino, los angeles mayor eric garcetti defended the decision to quickly close l.a.'s schools. >> we just gone through a horrible experience of losing loved ones, of seeing that sort of horror right here in our backyard, and i think just as new york did after 9/11, boston after the marathon, there's an abundance caution that may be very regionally specific. >> reporter: 95% of l.a.'s public schools have now been searched and nothing suspicious has been found. scott, we are told that some parents are already receiving e-mails that their kids' schools will be open tomorrow morning. >> pelley: ben tracy in l.a. for us, thank you. terror is sure to be a topic at the republican presidential fifth, this one in las vegas. front-runner donald trump is again at center stage, and major garrett is there. >> reporter: donald trump arrived in las vegas on a roll nationally, but trailing senator ted cruz in iowa. the two candidates are sharing center stage at the debate. at a rally here last night, trump ignored the iowa polls. >> so far

given the terrorist attack less than two weeks ago in nearby san bernardino, mayor garcetti defended the decision to quickly close l.a. schools. >> we've just gone through a horrible experience of losing loved ones, of seeing that horror right here in our back yard. so just as new york did after september eleven. >> reporter: some parents are already receiving e-mails that their schools will be open tomorrow morning. >>> the republican presidential hotel last night for round five of their presidential debates. it's the final political slugfest of the year, and donald trump remained front and center. a monmouth university poll shows trump leading cruz. but trump has issues in iowa where two out of three recent polls show cruz in the lead. all that set the stage for the debate and here's what some of the candidates had to say. >> to be clear, senator cruz, would you carpet bomb raqqah, the isis capital where there are a lot of civilians? yes, or no? >> you would carpet bomb where isis is, not a city, but the location of the troops. you use air power directed. you have special embedded

((mayor garcetti/los angeles)) "our first job is to ensure people are safe in our city." some students are more concerned about their exams than a potential threat. ((jasmine castro/hollywood high school student)) "i'm just getting worried about finals, cuz i studied a lot for my french final." ((standup bridge: chris martinez/cbs news, los angeles)) the superintendent ordered authorities to inspect every school by the end of the day. ((ray cortines/superinte ndent, lausd )) "i want every school safe."/// ((chris martinez)) ((paul joncich)) > the clark quick to respond today, saying they did not receive any threats but they are prepared. in a statement they said quote we have many security measures that help prevent crime, from the design of our buildings to diligent staff trained to report any suspicious behavior, as well as surveillance systems in place. they say they have a crisis response plan... and are confident in their police force that patrols their campuses./// day the security threat was sent to school districts in los angeles and new york... a previously sched

mayor eric garcetti said it is premature to make judgements. we're awaiting a press conference. the l.a. mayor expected to speak at that press conference. back to you. >> thank you so much. in the mean time, let's get a check of where we are on the markets. a big bounce back day for the markets ahead of the fed meeting tomorrow. the dow up is about 250 points, close to session highs right now, 1.4% is the gain. the s&p 500 up by 1.5%. right now, big movers that we're watching, pushing the dow higher today, goldman sachs, disney, boeing, exxonmobil. it would be up more today fit were not for 3-m. this, of course, after cutting guidance. we're seeing the oil picture. rebounding after briefly falling below $35 a barrel yesterday. dixie near six week low is helping that trade as well. here at the nasdaq, we're up more than 70 points or so. right now 1.4%. biotechs really helping to lead the way. take a look at this trade. it's been the high yield reports. today hyg and jnk both sharply higher. >> so what should you expect from the markets between now and 2:00 p.m. sharp tomorrow? le

na41t 0'28 sot: los angeles mayor eric garcetti "as a parent and as mayor, certainly i'm here to supportes and make sure they are safe for all our children." como padre y comalcde, estoy aquí ciertamen para apor al dirito escolar ra verificaque t seguropara nuestros nos" na411:06 - 1:17 s: / s angeles policchief charlie beck "ese are tgh time these communities, our communities, southe califoia has bethrough ae recent weeks, should we risk putting our children through the same?" "estos son tiemposdifícis manas, no debem poner a nuestros hijos bo el mio riesgo" track: segun dijo el superinndent el deparmento recibeamenazas con bastante freo esta en particular fue muy rara. mientas tanto la ciudad de nueva york recibio una amenaza similar, pero poco despues determinaron que se trataba de una falsa alarma ivette machin, telemundo. anchor tag: por el momento las autoridades no han confirmado si las clases volveran a su normalidad maÑana miercoles. cesar ---la situacion vivida hoy en los angeles tambien padresno nerviosismoalgunos aqui en el area de la bahia, que hasta dudaron en enviar sus hi

given the terrorist attack less than two weeks ago in nearby san bernardino, mayor garcetti defended the decision to quickly close l.a. schools. >> we've just gone through a horrible experience of ling loved ones, of seeing that hohoor right here in our back yard. so just as new york did after september eleven. >> reporter: some parents are already receiving e-mails tt thr schools will be open tomorrow morning. contenders gathered the venetian hotel last night for round five of their presidential debates. it's the final political slugfest of the year, and donald trump remained front and center. a monmouth university poll shows trump leading cruz. but trump has issues in iowa where two out of three recent all that set the stage for the debate and here's what some of the candidates had to say. >> to be clear, senator cruz, would you carpet bomb raqqah, the isis capital where there are a lot of cicilians? yes, or no? >> you would carpet bomb where isis is, not a city, but the location of the troops. you use air powerirected. you have special embedded forces the object is to -- listen, i

officials from mayor garcetti to of course charlie beck were unhappy that people were second-guessing them. i don't really blame them. >> reporter: there's a lot going on here, liz. tell you about the facts of what went down yesterday. last night when the e-mails were received, and quickly as i was told by investigators locally and federally, they have to deem them as credible. early on right away, if you get a threat like that especially in light of san bernardino, you have to deem the threat as credible. i was told by federal investigators they started to realize that the threat didn't seem credible as they got into it. very quickly they started to see this was most likely not a credible threat, and by the middle of the night, they officially told the superintendent it was noncredible, that the threat was not there. but the superintendent, in a preponderance of caution decided to close schools anyway. here is the superintendent about that decision. take a listen. >> we are taking all sorts of precautions. our plant managers are walking the campus with law enforcement people. our pla

unified as mayor garcetti pointed out. that's because the threat was to l.a. unified, not private schools, not parochial schools, not community colleges. mr. mayor, perhaps -- >> brian, although i'm not mayor any longer, i continue to operate 17 schools, 16,000 kids in watts, downtown and on the east side of los angeles so i can tell you, our schools are closed as well. they are part of the l.a. unified school district although my partnership runs these schools so they are closed as well. this was, we felt the impact as did the other schools, the 900 or so. look, again, i wasn't part of this decision making. i'm not mayor any longer. but you started out with i have been in this kind of situation in the past, not exactly this. when law enforcement gives me -- tells me that it's a credible specific threat that we ought to take seriously, we take it seriously. that's what they are done here. we can second-guess tomorrow and the next day when we know exactly what transpired here but for now, it's just wrong, it's irresponsible to be second-guessing men and women w

los angeles mayor eric garcetti confirmed tuesday it was not a credible threat. >> we can announce that fbi has determined this is not a , something -- not a credible threat. some have used words like h oax. mischieft is criminal are testing vulnerability, we do not know enough to say definitively. we know it will be safe for our children to return to school tomorrow. amy: greek lawmakers have approved a new reform measure demanded by international lenders in exchange for the next batch of bailout funds. outside the parliament, hundreds rallied against austerity measures and vowed to continue fighting the bailout terms accepted by greek prime minister alexis tsipras. communist party leader dimitris koutsoubas was among those to protest. >> this bill of prior actions that has been fast tracked in parliament but also the austerity measures coming soon shows there's only one root for the workers' movement. a long battle to fight against the system, against these measures that are bad for the people. amy: in baltimore, maryland, the jury in the case of william porter, the first of six offic

i want to give you a statement that we have received from the mayor of los angeles, eric garcetti releasing this the statement. i understand that the concern that families are feeling this morning, but it is critical that we remain calm. this decision has been made by the school district in an abundance of caution. as a mayor, we have shared our support and intelligence and the los angeles police department is working in collaboration with the school district, and school police to fully investigate this threat. we have also asked our emergency operations center to be activated and we have arranged for mta, the transit system in los angeles area to help out by providing free bus rides to all of those school district stud t students. we will continue to monitor the situation, and nothing is more important to me than the safety of our families. all kids with school i.d.s were allowed to ride the public transportation buses for free today in order to return home if sherman who is the former chairman of the subcommittee on terrorism, and a senior member of the house foreign affairs committee. he

. >> ifill: as the hours ticked by, los angeles mayor eric garcetti pushed back at criticism it was wrong to close l.a. schools. >> we will continue to hope that this is nothing, but as a parent and as a mayor, i am here to support this school district to look at this and make sure. >> ifill: the search-- and the investigation-- continued into the evening, assisted by the f.b.i. the white house said it would not second guess the decision in los angeles, but a leading democratic congressman from the area, adam schiff, said it now appears the threat was, indeed, a hoax. in the day's other news, the united nations' nuclear agency formally ended a decade-long probe into iran's nuclear program. inspectors found tehran had worked on a "range of activities" related to developing a nuclear weapon. but in vienna, the head of the international atomic energy agency said there's no sign the work has continued. >> the agency has no credible indications of activities in iran relevant to the development of a nuclear explosive devices after 2009. nor has the agency found any credible indications of the d

mayor garcetti, thank you. >> great to be with you. >> walk me through the process of last night and just of the threat comes in, who gets -- and when did you guys bring in federal authorities to start getting outside help on this? >> school board members and i think most people understand that the school district is separate from our city government. we have no direct control, but he support and coordinate as closely as we can. school birthday members got e-mails 10:00 last night and they moved forward 4:00 in the morning. lots of threats come in all the time, but it was assessed through federal officials and local law enforcement, our police department, which was brought in, that there had to be a decision made about the opening of schools in the coming hour or two. at about 6:00, the superintendent of our schools decided in an abundance of caution to keep kids away in that narrow time period he had to make a decision. and it's very easy obviously to monday morning quarterback the decision he made. while i didn't make that decision personally, i was there to support that decision,

. >> reporter: with the recent terrorist attack in nearby san bernardino, california, mayor eric garcetti said the city's nerves are raw. >> i think everybody, including our superintendent would probably rather be criticized for ovovreacting and nothing happening than vice versa. >> reporter: shutting down the schools was, obviously, a major inconvenience for students and parents, but the students and parents we talked to actually said they thought that officials they would rather be safe than sorry. law enforcement officials are trying to track down theerson or persoso who sent the e-mails that started all of this. >> indeed. ben, thank you very much. >>> this morning global financial markets are bracing for the first federal reserve rate hike in nearly a decade. it is a big day. and the fed is expected to lift short-term interest rates to a range of between a quarter and a half percent. the central bank projects a series of increases over the next three years to more than 3% in 2008. jill schlesinger is here. what is the impact to our economy? >> the good news if you're a saver and suff

. >> reporter: the marp eric garcetti. >> people settle here. it's a beautiful land. i want to return that in the midst of a great urban center. >> reporter: after record floodingngn the 1930s, the army corps of engineers blocked most of the l.a. river in a concrete strait jacket and transforming it into a flood control channel thth turns the water oututo sea. in a typically storm it's estimated about half of the rainfall, some 10 billion like now in the midst of a deepening drought and finding a y to retain that wat they said what? what is your reaction when they approached you? >> scared. >> reporter: geary is a sheet metal success story. his buildings, including this museum in spain and walt disney concert hall in los angeles, seeminy bend to the will of his imaginatatn. his work is being celebrated at the l.a. county museum of art. in his life story told in new biography titled "building art." why los angeles with these politicians and impeding go groups? >> because they asked me and i'm a sucker! it's a big deal. >> reporter: he and h h team have been quietly wor

mayor eric garcetti said nerves are still raw. >> the school district is being criticized for overreacting. do you think that's warranted? >> i think anybody, including our superintendent, would probably rather be criticized for overreacting and nothing happening than vice-versa. >> reporter: now, obviously shutting down the schools was a big inconvenience for parents and students. but the parents and students we talked to actually said they support the decision. they would rather be safe than sorry. meanwhile, law enforcement is investigating the person or persons who sent these e-mails that started all of this commotion yesterday. >> ben, thanks. >>> stocks are higher this morning ahead of what's likely to be the first federal reserve hike in nearly a decade. today the fed is expected to lift short term interest rates to a range of between a quarter and a half a percent. the central bank projection a series of increases to 3% in 2018. jill schlesinger is here with all the details. jill, good morning. what's going to be the impact to our economy? >> if you're a saver and have been sufferi

. >> reporter: the marp eric garcetti. >> people settle here. it's a beautiful land. i want to return that in the midst of a great urban center. flooding in the 1930s, the army corps of engineers blocked most of the l.a. river in a concrete strait jacket and transforming it into a flood control channel that turns the water out to sea. in a typically storm it's estimated about half of the ocean. like now in the midst of a deepening drought and finding a way to retain that water is vital. >> this is the l.a. river. >> reporter: in a move that created a bit of controversy, the city turned to frank geary, an architect famous for beautiful and brash buildings, to help device a solution. i think when people heard frank geary and the l.a. river, they said what? what is your reaction when they approached you? >> scared. >> reporter: geary is a sheet metal success story. his buildings, including this museum in spain and walt disney concert hall in los angeles, his work is being celebrated at the l.a. county museum of art. in his life story told in new biography titled "buildin

given the terrorist attack less than two weeks ago in nearby san bernardino, mayor garcetti defended the decision to quickly close l.a. schools. >> we've just gone through a horrible experience of losing loved ones right here in our back yard. so i think just as new york did after 9/11, boston did after the marathon, there's an element of caution. >> repororr: 95% of l.a.'s schools have now been searched and nothing suspicious has been found. we are told that some parents are already receiving e-mails that their kids' schools will be open tomorrow morning. >> ben tracy in l.a. tonight. thank you. contenders gathered at the venetia hotelor round five of their debates. it's the final political slug fest of the year, and donald trump remained front and center. a monmouth pollinds 30% support trump. he leads cruz by 27 points. but he has issues in iowa where two out of three recent polls show cruz in the lead. all that set the stage for the debate. and here's some of what the candidates had to say. >> to be clear, senator cruz, would you carpet bomb raqqah, the isis capital where there a