7 mayor garcetti: mayor garcetti: thank you, senator. i think there are opportunities to work with pakistan on the agenda we have set out for afghanistan and in particular, i think we can identify a number of areas of common ground we have with pakistan to try to achieve a government that is inclusive in nature inside afghanistan, one that can help avert you hama -- humanitarian catastrophe inside the country and stabilize the economy and ensure that afghanistan does not again become a source of terrorist threats to the united states or our allies. we've set this out in a number of dialogue we have seen recently with pakistan including those hosted the in extended troika format in the upcoming oic. i think we have established a basis we can work with pakistan on those important strategic issues. we have to find a way to make progress on this and work together on these issues. beyond that, we can also look at ways we can build the relationship with pakistan including the trade and investment ties i mentioned before. >> thank you, i would

mayor garcetti: after nine years and 18 u.s.onference of mayors meeting, this is my last general session speech. yeah. i feel the same way. and in past addresses, i've had the joy to share with you the progress that my city's making and our collective work of mayors to address some of our nation's toughest challenges and our greatest opportunities. from climate change to housing and homelessness to looking at infrastructure and bringing the olympics back to america. and i truly loved every chance to speak. and even more, to listen, during these sessions with my fellow mayors during these gatherings. you always left me with new ideas. i'm always left with renewed energy and inspiration that i take home to my city. but today in my final speech, i want to give a different kind of speech. instead of addressing a topic, a topic before you, i want to talk about the topic that is before us. the state of our democracy in america. from the perspective of an american mayor. but before i jump in, let me say my thanks, first, to my dear fri

[applause] >> thank you mayor garcetti. we're all struggling to figure out what the convention is going to feel like without eric garcetti. you're so gracious and bipartisan and you've made us all feel like and sees every time we come to one of these meetings. i'm sure the entire country of india is not the continent will have a similar affection for you so we're very excited . we're excited for ourcountry . to see your success. i have been looking forward to this meeting for months and as it has progressed, it becomes clear to me that the mayors are putting 20 pounds of flour into a 10 pounds sack cause you look at the agendafor this meeting , really the key issues that i think are on top of the agenda for our communities are very much reflected and were going to talk about refugee resettlement . who hasn't been pondering on that issue over the past few weeks. and who hasn't been raising questions as to how this will impact our situation? customs and border control i can tell you that the as the border state mayor there ar

i'd like to introduce one of my dear friends, los angeles mayor eric garcetti.f office, he's taken an active role in the organization.. he helpedd establish latino alliance and make sure highlighting important action, cities across the country to assist latino residents and their communities. help establish infrastructure task force and i know how happy he was to see the bipartisan infrastructure bill signed into law. our conference of mayors work closely with mayor garcetti for america in fomenting opportunities. mayor garcetti recognized world leader on the issue of climate change having been elected past chair he brought miami and. a group of local leaders have stepped up to help address priority of climate change. soon mayor garcetti will represent our great nation as the ambassador for the republic of india. i am chairing the republican nomination committee for his nomination and ratification. today, and always, he will carry the honor not to study help also but being called our mayor. help me in welcoming our friend from los angeles mayor eric garcetti. [a

conference of mayors winter meeting in washington, d.c., los angeles mayor eric garcetti de [inaudible conversations] >> all right. we will change the name ofco this organization i like that. very good. of course i will give you a shout out. good morning to all of you. i'm very pleased to welcome you all to the 90th winter meeting then mayor and in addition to being a strong member of the organization to have the honor of serving as vice president of the sister city into my man clarence as well that should show the power of partnership last year working together day and night for months to secure passage of billion for all cities to the american rescue plan is much more we can do together and i'm very pleased to introduce my good friend and colleague mayor william. [applause] >> good morning families. if you're out there let me hear you. thank you for being here today it's great to be with you this morning thank you for having me here especially to think the leadership the strong leadership of the us conference of mayor. let's give him a hand. and that has enjoyed a long standing partn

mayor garcetti appears to be in the suite with no mask on. carrying one in his hand.aken it off for a photo. governor newsome appears to be in the outside section of the suite. but according to l.a. county public health rules, that makes no difference at such a huge event. the county rules say "everyone two years of age and older must wear a mask in indoors public places and outdoor megaevents whether they have been vaccinated or not." on the frequently asked question of the l.a. rams site, the answer to the question do i need to wear a mask is yes. all guests regardless of vaccination status will be required to wear a mask once inside the stadium unless actively eating or drinking. the governor said today he only took his mask off for a photo when asked by magic johnson. >> just trying to be gracious. took the mask off for a brief second. no, i encourage people to continue to wear them. >> for newsome, this recalls his visit to the french laundry restaurant when he dined with friends and urged californians not to. he later apologized. for the thousands that didn't at

mayor eric garcetti not wearing masks at yesterday's ram game. the pictures posted on magic johnson's instagram. newsom and garcetti both say they wore a mask at the game, only removing it briefly. >> i was trying to be gracious and took the mask off for a brief second, but i encourage people toe continue to wear them. >> all right, erielle reshef back with us tonight. and i wanted to get back to that ant anti-viral drug for covid, news it's going to be delivered to homes in the new york city area, but i know there is concern tonight it's in short supply in many other parts of the country? >> reporter: that's right, david. the omicron surge has simply outpaced supply for this drug. the states are allocated the amount of their drugs based on their populations, but in some cases, the demand is higher. about 265,000 of these treatments were rolled out in january. that's expected to get ramped up to 20 million by september. we're expecting this will be more widely available by the spring. david? >> all right, let's hope so. erielle, thank you. >>> an

[applause] we must thank you mayor garcetti, congratulations on the announcement of los angeles. we agree with president biden, we need to strengthen our democracy will we promised and we deliver. public servants that have proven time and time again their commitment overbuilding governments. m recent reopening of the land border between our countries wouldn't have been possible without your continued support. thanks to the true team effort, we've managed to resume the most dynamic border in the world. it's incredible work and we appreciate the efforts. because covid-19 affects health and education, also the mental health over the large population. however, a catastrophe is only truly catastrophic if something does not emerge from it for rescue. each crisis reveals as emperor bbefore strengthen the north american. what emerged from this catastrophe is our relationships, and ship. it's almost a hidden truth. putting in numbers encompasses 500 million people in $1.3 trillion. besides free-trade, migration is one of the greatest issues in life that u.s. and mexico shares. at the time

mayor garcetti, we are going to miss you. you are a good friend to the conference. i do not think the border crossing parts are under your authority. i know the influx you have will be significant, but this worked out great for my friend, we are five minutes from the mexican border. it has really helped. and there was an a five miles in new mexico. it has helped with the trade between our communities. i just wanted to congratulate you, you have great people in the el paso sector. they do a great job there. >> thank you, i appreciate that very much. >> good afternoon, i am dr. monica sanchez, a mirror -- mayor in los angeles county. i am a daughter of a farmworker. how can specifically small cities like ourselves help the immigrants that come in. as we know, farmworkers do not just stay in border cities. we have students and children. how can the mayors assist in these efforts? >> absolutely, there have been phenomenal partnerships including in los angeles county and across california in particular in terms of utilizing some of the systems in place for immigrant chil

. >> el alcalde erick garcetti actualizó la cifra de víctimas fatales a 17, regresamos con ustedes arla amezola. >> las predicciones del tiempo dicen que hoy será el día más frío de lo que llevamos del invierno pero también cerraron las escuelas, vamos con las declaraciones de carlos robles nuestro jefe de meteorología. >> así es, dime dónde estará más frío en alaska o massachusetts? >> alaska ¿no? >> sí pero la temperatura en boston será de 15 grados es impresionante, ¿por qué tanto frío en el nordeste del país? es una baja presión en el Ártico norte y permitiendo que el aire provenga del norte y si el viento proviente del norte, el aire permanece en la zona y las temperaturas se sienten frías y miren como esto se traduce esta tarde es lo más cálido que las temperaturas se van a sentir hoy, increíble boston menos seis, nueva york 3, philadelphia 7 grados, en green bay y chicago menos 12 y menos 13, pero ¿qué pasará en los próximos días? veremos moderación en temperaturas, la sensación térmica a 32 y 41 grados, es cerca para el punto de congelación pero el miércoles una caída mire en

mayor eric garcetti and magic johnson was seen

. >> reporter: by the way have you been in touch with garcetti in la? >> yes. you know it. we did have a bet and he said you didn't send me my bridge and i said i sent you that bridge a long time ago. and we did lose at that time but i said you may be sending it right back because after this game we are ready to take our revenge and get our rights to the best of california when it comes to sports with this game. >> she doesn't welch on her best if you can still say that anymore and we want your fan photos and videos and you can use it sending the hashtag kpix. and we have another report coming up and streaming service cbsn bay area and you can watch it wherever and whenever and find us on channel 1021 on google tv and any platform using the free cbs app. >>> the pittsburgh steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger retiring after 18 seasons. >> the time has come to clean up my locker and hang up my cleats and continue to be all i can be to my wife and children and i retire from football but a truly grateful man. >> the 39-year-old has two super bowl rings and countless team re

alright san francisco mayor london breed in los angeles mayor eric garcetti have not disclosed whether they've made a friendly wager going on this game. but mayor garcetti did post on twitter today, saying proof mayor breed delivered on their last bet over the giants national league division series matchup with the dodgers. he posted photos of a piece of suspension wire. from the golden gate bridge, and he said that the wire arrived today, months after their bet. the caption includes. thank you, mayor breed always bet on blue. hopefully he'll say something to her. after this game, we'll see. george kittle in the 49 years. no, their opponent better than most. there is dangerous as ever with stars all over the field. that's all we're focused on is the opportunity to play football against the rams, the division rival. it will be the third time by the way, the 49ers will face the rams this season. this one more crucial, though, than the first two as the niners are one win away from the super bowl later in sports here from both jimmy garoppolo and kyle shanahan on their unique opportunity.

and long beach with mayors like -- mayors eric garcetti and robert garcia to address challenges and workogether to address them. we partnered with sec. buttigieg and the department of transportation on a trucking action plan. we offered to help trucking companies set up an apprentice program within 48 hours. within the first week, over 50 companies signed up to create more opportunities in trucking. we are going to return trucking back to a good, middle-class career again in our country. we are strengthening supply chains that serve local economies across america and with president biden's leadership, we delivered a record-setting holiday season. i have traveled coast-to-coast talking with you, america's mayors and workers. these conversations deepened my belief in the nation's greatest strengths and talents, diversity and determination of our working people. our future depends on how we support them right now. our workforce has been through a historic disruption, a once in a century pandemic. our people experienced illness and death in their family, new levels for stress for front desk

because, of course, the couple they spent so much of their time dedicated to the alley-oop mayor eric garcetti here. he kicked off the tribute this morning talking about the beloved actress, her love of la and the la zoo. the mayor recalling all the times he visited the zoo with white the mayor and zoo officials today announcing special programs here at the zoo. in her honor. guests can actually come by and leave a note by those white roses. we looked at many today. some of them sank 99 years old, but still gone too soon. you are our favorite golden girl. now, guests also invited today to take buddies la zoo tour specific locations throughout the zoo where visitors can learn about betty special connection to certain animals misses white spent more than 5 decades advocating for the la zoo. she joined the board in 1974. she even published children's book at some point throughout her life titled betty and friends my life at the zoo. she was also an honorary zoo. keeper. >> i know we're all looking forward to celebrating 100 years with her but haven't called her a couple weeks early. and i've been

buttigieg was joined for his visit by some members of congress and los angeles mayor eric garcetti. he wanted to talk about ways to alleviate the supply chain backlog as well as see how a recent federal grant is helping out implementation of the fees on those stalled cargo containers has been delayed once again. but transportation secretary says there are other ways to get things shipped out. >> now we're going to continue to see challenge. so we're very proud of what was achieved her. but the other side of the coin is that as long as the pandemic persists. as long as we are making up for decades of past this investment, we are going to -% see impacts on shipping times and shipping costs. but that's exactly why we're here. >> he says the federal infrastructure lot clear the way for 52 million dollars to go towards a rail system for the port of long beach. and he added there will be even more federal money to help the ports and their infrastructure. coming up next, the latest bay area city proposing to ban ghost when the city council is expected the city council is expected to take u

. >> today, the senate foreign relations committee has confirmed los angeles mayor eric garcetti's nomination to become u.s.. ambassador to india. hearings took place this morning on capitol hill. the nomination now goes to the full senate, but it's unclear when that vote will happen or said he is scheduled to leave office as la mayor in december. and he leaves earlier for the ambassador post, the late senator harry reid is lying in state at the u.s. capitol earlier today in honor guard carried reads casket into the rotunda of the capitol building speaker nancy pelosi and senator chuck schumer were among the dignitaries attending a congressional tribute. the reid family was also on hand. senator schumer was the first to speak about read. >> few have shaped the workings of this building like our dear friend from nevada. if you have dedicated their lives to the work of the people quite like harry, did it. and today our feelings of both loss and gratitude are immense. >> president biden also paid his respects. harry reid served as senator from nevada for 30 years. that's the longest ever for tha

and la mayor eric garcetti. he wanted to talk about ways to alleviate the supply chain backlog as well as see howie, recent federal grant is helping implementation of fees on star cargo, the air and containers has been delay once again. but budget says there are other ways to get things shipped out. >> now we're going to continue to see challenge. so we're very proud of what was achieved her. but the other side of the coin is that as long as dhe pandemic persists. as long as we are making up for decades of past this investment, we are going to see impacts on shipping times and shipping costs. but that's exactly why we're here. >> buttigieg says the federal infrastructure law cleared the way for 52 million dollars to go towards a rail system for the port of long beach. and he added there will be even more federal aid to help the ports with their infrastructure. well, coming up next to the kron, 4 morning news, the warriors took a loss to the grizzlies wife. klay thompson says. >> they're a tough team to play. we'

the gaining -- beginning early last year when eric garcetti appointed me concurrently with my job as port director to be the first-ever chief logistics officer in los angeles we have , ushered more than 10 million ppe to los angeles area hospitals, to truckers, warehouse workers, and farmers through the central valley. we quickly thereafter under the direction of mayor garcetti and governor newsom set up testing at our longshore hall and other locations including the international cruise facility in los angeles for longshore dockworkers, truckers, and others including families and community members. we then jumped into action as early as february 2021 with vaccinations and combined with our neighbors in long beach and the long beach health department have vaccinated more than 5000 land-based workers, and the international seafarers association based in long beach has got on board vessels to vaccinate crewmembers from across the world. there is much more work to do as evidenced by long beach and los angeles again this week partnering to ramp up testing at our longshore dispatch call f

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mayor eric garcetti. magic also hung out with governor newsom. of talk on social media about these photos and the lack of masks. the same stadium will see a lot more famous people in two weeks when it hosts the super bowl. >>> anthony flores, how are you doing, man? >> reporter: you were talking about celebrities. we just had a celebrity walk by. i was just kidding. seriously, you were mentioning celebrities. i rode in the elevator with leonardo dicaprio. a lot of 49er fans are making their way back home to the bay area. the season has come to an end for the 49ers and we've likely see the end of the jimmy garoppolo era. yep, it's go time with wireless on the most reliable network. ok, that jump was crazy! but what's crazier? you get unlimited for just 30 bucks. nice! but mine has 5g included. wait! 5g included? yup, even these guys get it. nice ride, by the way. and the icing on the cake? saving up to 400 bucks? exactly. wait, shouldn't you be navigating? xfinity mobile. it's wireless that does it all and saves a lot. like a lot, a lot. there are

mayor eric garcetti says fixing the problem cannot fall squarely on just law enforcement. >> we cannot and the broad shoulders of our police officers. this might be owned by every civilian and every strategy and every approach to koa public safety. >> one recent murder drawing lots of intention involving a 24 year old woman stopped her employer cocktails furniture was working alone in a customer who later walked in and discovered the scene, they believe a man wearing all black within a 95 mask leading to the back door of the store is there suspect. they have not made any arrests in hoping that if anyone recognize this person or knows what happened comes forward. >> i feel gutted. >> stuff happening on melrose, fairfax. i just wanted to be the way it used to be. >> the victim's father wanted to make it clear she was a gifted artist and the listener who is loved by all police say this is a random attack. jon: death paul in los angeles, the number one bid status play will not get to defend his title at the australian open novak djokovic lost his cancellation appeal over his vaccination st

mayor garcetti has nominated a woman to run the fire department. she joins me now.ee accepts this nomination, which i think they will, what will it mean to you and to the department? >> for me it's a personal step in my own professional development, but it's a huge step forward for the los angeles fire department, and even bigger than that it's challenging the status quo in regards to the leaders we've had previously in the fire department. it's a big historic event. >> it also sounds like you would have your work cut out for you. i'm reading this l.a. board survey that said, a long-a waited survey of the department's workplace culture found that more than half of female employees and 40% of black and native hawaiian or pacific islanders said bullying and harassment are problems within the department. do you see the problems there? >> i think it's important to see and listen and truly hear what our members are feeling. i'm going to use that as a road map to better understand how we can strategically create that path forward. the work environment issue is going to be

los angeles mayor eric garcetti facing a shortage here in police and firefighters as of yesterday, 505 officers. >> alright, home quarantining after having gotten positive covid-19 test results. fraley fd. that number is 299 employees that are out, though sworn and civilian due to covid-19. these are big numbers. >> this past week, hawaii canceling classes due to omicron related teacher shortages. >> 800 our teachers statewide called out sick and stay home today. it's non hawaii like weather on top of covid. that's canceling flights since training ground personnel across the mainland. >> tsa checkpoints closed in phoenix because there just isn't enough personnel. >> on the east coast, the situation compounded by brutal winter weather omicron forcing new england to shovel out of the snow without enough shovelers. >> how is michael shure reporting for us tonight? >> the u.s. coast guard has announced new safety rules in response to the deadly 2019 conception boat fire. those new rules include new fire prevention measures and better escape routes for boats with overnight passengers. devic

d.a., george gascon he won over voters last year sweeping criminal justice reforms after the mayor garcettiayor of l.a. defunded the cops by 150 million bucks. >> i think that, in the end, i look at this one poll by "axios." it is really stunning. it found latinos list crime and gun violence as top issue above climate change, inflation, supply chain and health care. that is why the president is polling at 28% among hispanics. that is a stunning number. everybody across all racial groups has had enough of this. they want to be safe and no one feels safe right now, elizabeth. elizabeth: yeah. kupfer, the father of breanna kupfer saying if it happened to us it could happen to you and your family. joe concha. thank you for your journalism. come back soon. we're coming out out of the botm of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. up next the gop 2024 race is going glad tore real. "the new york times" story that governor ron desantis is firing back at former president trump about his criticisms. governor desantis is trolling democrats that vacation in florida after criticizing florid

of praise and mourning from other figures like gavin newsom, the governor of california, and eric garcettiyor of los angeles, as well as house speaker nancy pelosi. it really shows the national impact that betty white had on all of our lives. it's a bit unusual because betty white, in many respects, in a lot of different supporting roles, like on mary tyler moore she was a star of the golden girls. and but nevertheless i think it was her sweetness, it was her charm, it was her charisma, that really touched a lot of americans, especially toward the end of her life. >> yeah, when you think betty white, you think national treasure, right? and from animal rights to also racial justice, a lot of people don't know betty white was always on the right side of history and yesterday you tweeted how in the question 50s she stood up for a fellow entertainer against some racist producers. that was that story? >> back in 1954 she hosted a show called "hollywood on television," and she got -- the show got a lot of pushback from several tv stations. and they objected to the presence of a black dancer that

the governor took pictures with la mayor eric garcetti and magic johnson not wearing a mask. london breed as well. magic johnson then posted those pictures to twitter account and it's gotten a lot of backlash. governor newsome talked about the pictures during a news conference earlier today saying he did wear a mask for majority of the game and just took it off to take the picture. magic was kind enough. generous enough to ask me for a photograph and in my left and some ask and i took a photo rest the time i wore as we all should when i had a glass of water. well, i think and courage everybody else to do so and >> that's it. >> well, the governor went on to say the state is seeing a significant decline in the number of confirmed covid cases in the state. we've also reached out to mayor breed's office for comment. but we have yet to hear back. all right. coming up here at 3 o'clock, a long time business in san francisco. >> forced to relocate why the owners are scrambling to find a new place for their restaurant. >> plus, an important deadline if you get your health insurance

. >> la mayor eric garcetti and police chief michel moore called the killing an imaginable. they've launched multiple investigations into the shooting to examine the officers use of deadly force. tonight. this is while we're learning more about what led to this dramatic scene in los angeles officers rescuing a pilot who crash-landed on to train tracks. the pilot narrowly escaped death twice in one day. first, of course, when his plane crashed into the tracks and then when a train smashed into his downplay yeah, video is incredible. it fortunately for him, those officers pulled him to safety. just seconds before that train to smash his plane into pieces. >> mary beth mcdade shows us what happened next. >> cam footage shows the life and death situation that lapd officers put themselves in sunday evening in pacoima to save a pilot's live. they managed to rescue him from his down plane just seconds before a train crashes into it on the metrolink tracks. >> not far from whiteman >> and the timeframe from especially the pilot team when the train hit was about 5 seconds. it all hap

spector was 78 years old today the senate foreign relations committee has confirmed la mayor eric garcetti'sion to become u.s.. ambassador to india. >> hearings took place this morning on capitol hill. the nomination now goes to the full senate, but it's not clear when that vote will happen. garre said he is scheduled to leave office as la mayor in december unless he leaves earlier for the ambassador post. late senator harry reid. he's lying in state at the u.s. capitol earlier today. an honor guard carried reads casket into the rotunda. >> the u.s. capitol building speaker nancy pelosi and senator chuck schumer were among the dignitaries attending the congressional tribute. 3 family was also there. senator schumer was the first to speak about read. >> few have shaped the workings of this building like our dear friend from nevada. if you have dedicated their lives to the work of the people quite like harry, did it. and today our feelings of both loss and gratitude are immense. >> president biden also paid his respects. harry reid served as senator from nevada for 30 years. the longest stint

instead mayors london breed and eric garcetti came together. to urge people to sign up for covered.fornia health exchange tweeted this message today, showing a red and blue split screen with the message that read. battle for victory, unite for coverage. a record 1.8 million californians have already signed up and because of federal funding plans are more affordable than they were before . this is the last ditch effort to get more californians onboard as enrollment ends on midnight tomorrow. january 31st. and still ahead tonight, the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, and sometimes you just get kicked below the belt. coming up with the niners had to say after their tough loss to their rivals, the l. a rams. bus, san francisco's asian american community coming together today to remember an 84 year old man who was killed in an unprovoked attack a year ago, the please. they are s oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds.

the law and order t back on his side, go after democratic mayors go after litefootic, after adam garcetti who is a democratic prosecutor like gasko and bregta attack democrats who are soft on crime. if he does that , he has a chance. well said. all right, both of you, thank you , ari. good to see you, s leo. thank you . straight ahead, vladimir putin capitalizing on biden's weaknesses and the worlde. tonight is on edge. we'll have a full report. green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers, he's blasting biden'sdg. we'll tell you why. we'll get reaction. klay travis is with us . a busy monday news night. glad you're with fox ileostomy draupadi and the three leading fast food. i don't know what you put in it, but it's probably there's evil behind it. i mean, many price tag , by the way, my dragomanou new season premiereug thursday at 10:00 on tuesday evening. i'm jonathan lawson. and here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial pen program. if you're age 50 to eighty five and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's, the three what ? the three p'

conference of mayors winter meeting in washington, d.c., los angeles mayor eric garcetti delivered keymarks. he talked about economic development, infrastructure, and community investment. after his remarks, oklahoma city mayor david holt sat down with a conversation about supporting local businesses. >> all right, all right, all right. where's the -- hey,

garcetti the mayor out there and a guy named george gascon, the prosecutor there. they are not on the same page. because they are not on the same page, juvenile crime is running rampant in the major metropolitan cities. >> eric: how do you stop it? >> you have grown-ups acting like grown-ups. what you have to have, eric, is these grown-ups, the lawmakers, to sit down and talk to each other and stop talking around each other. as they talk around each other, crime again is running rampant, eric. >> eric: and it has been increasing sadly and we are seeing the effects of that. ted williams, thank you. dana. >> dana: pregnant journalist said she is stuck in afghanistan because of covid rules in her home country of new zealand. we'll talk to her about her ordeal next. more than 9,000 cars were stolen last year in portland, oregon and many were dismantled in homeless tent camps. how local officials are wisconsin. >> some of these are well organized. we see some that they have a very clear system for how they dismantle these cars and take them apart. i have friends. [ chuc

d-a gil garcetti vowed to retry the case. >> we have an ethical, a professional and moral responsibility as a first degree murder case. >> reporter: but before that second trial could begin -- oj happened. and suddenly the stakes were even bigger. >> when o.j. went home, we were nationally considered to be losers. >> reporter: the second menendez trial began just eight days after oj's acquittal -- with judge weisberg presiding again. the same judge -- the same case, but this time the trial was fundamentally different. >> the first major ruling judge weisberg made was, "no tv camera in the courtroom." >> reporter: this time, one jury for both brothers. judge weisberg also scaled back testimony about the brothers' alleged physical and sexual abuse. cousin diane, for example, was able to testify, just not about lyle telling her that his father was molesting him. one reason that couldn't come in, was because this time around, lyle didn't take the stand to lay the foundation about abuse in the first place. >> in between the two trials, there were allegations that he was asking people to fabri

no, it is eric garcetti. he doesn't know who the reset mayor is.ut the issue is the terrible homeless situation. i wish all sides could pull together to come up with solutions for training those willing or able to work. to work together to come up with solutions and in los angeles there are people living homeless under overpasses of the ventura freeway, the hollywood freeway, it is crazy. we need to come up with something where we can help these people move forward to come out of the mental state of homelessness into being able to move forward and gain employment and have a fruitful life. host: mickey is also calling from los angeles. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am also calling in response to the caller earlier from los angeles who did not know the mayor. that is what prompted me to call and then you said his friends moved to las vegas. maybe he should consider moving to las vegas. but if he really does not want crime he should move to rochester, minnesota. having said that homelessness is an issue. right by

mayor eric garcetti says he's certain the big game can be held at l.a.'um. >> confident that will happen and have great super bowl celebrations. >> reporter: but the nfl is preparing for backup, reaching out to other venues like the at&t stadium in dallas. the nfl telling abc news, we have contacted several clubs to inquire about stadium availability in the event we cannot play the super bowl as scheduled due to weather-related issues or unforeseen circumstances. and there's a new national push to recalibrate our thinking about covid. six of president biden's former advisers have written op-ed pieces calling on the president to completely overhaul the pandemic strategy, focusing on the new normal of living with the virus rather than trying to wipe it out. cecilia? >> okay, matt. thanks so much. i'll be talking to cdc director dr. rochelle walensky in our next hour. michael. >> thank you, cecilia. >>> now to sentencing day for the three men convicted in the murder of ahmaud arbery. all three facing a minimum sentence of life in prison for chasing down and

eric garcetti enjoyed hanging with magic johnson but where were the masks, the people imposing the ruleslook who is here gracing us with his presence none other than todd pryor,. >> merry christmas and a happy new year. stuart: do you agree with me it is time to drop the rules which are being broken left, right and center. >> i do for a couple reasons let's go to the last element the rules for me not for the crowd we've seen this for two years of the pandemic it is not going to change anytime soon we can make the argument kids in california schools that need to be masked and sit outside but these guys can be an indoor setting that the indoor part of the stadium without masks celebrating it goes beyond that at this point this goes to the first part of your might take, at this point in the pandemic masks and mandates have become rich liberals you mentioned in the poor areas they are not doing masked mandates of the restaurant you want to know why it is not a badge of honor to individuals in those communities. if you go out with your mascot and rich liberal world you're doing the right thin

great to spend a little time with chicago mayor lori lightfoot and mayor of los angeles eric garcettihe facts couldn't be further from that tweet. los angeles is not back. it is a mess. only thing growing is their homeless community and taxes. when you look at chicago, my goodness, does anyone think that that country, that should be a country, that city is sitting on all cylinders? the cops are at war with the mayor. mayor is at war with the schools. the one thing consistent with those two cities crime is running rampant. i think i go to you, steve, but i think that mayor adams, who everyone has so much hope in does not realize he does not have a honeymoon. we are right now -- he walked into a thunderstorm. he needs to respond to it. the crime, the death, destruction, and random killings are happening right now. there's no time to take a bow and say look at me. and i don't think he gets that all i ask him to do is pick up the "new york post" today. >> steve: right. here's the thing. the cover of it is no one is safe. blood on the jacket of an 11-month-old hit by a thug's bullet, she i

look at mayor garcetti in l.a.avin newsom all for lockdowns in california and now saying we want to have the super bowl in l.a. monmouth university did polling and they asked americans and the majority of them said they are so sick and tired of this pandemic. now that we have vaccines they want to get back to normal. democrats were so on board for all these lockdowns and now they are saying it doesn't matter anymore according to monmouth university. >> brian: the whole team in america has to be not like canada. certainly not like australia. living with it. and now we have to re-examine the numbers of hospitalizations, who is really hospitalized, who really died and for what reason? how effective are the vaccines? peter talked about that yesterday. what exactly does the booster do? we have to re-examine everything that's been jammed down our throats, and we have to learn to live our lives. i'm speaking as an american because i think i'm actually seeing that republicans and democrats are beginning to agree and conver

no, it is eric garcetti. he doesn't know who the reset mayor is. but the issue is the terrible homeless situation. i wish all sides could pull together to come up with solutions for training those willing or able to work. to work together to come up with solutions and in los angeles there are people living homeless under overpasses of the ventura freeway, the hollywood freeway, it is crazy. we need to come up with something where we can help these people move forward to come out of the mental state of homelessness into being able to move forward and gain employment and have a fruitful life. host: mickey is also calling from los angeles. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am also calling in response to the caller earlier from los angeles who did not know the mayor. that is what prompted me to call and then you said his friends moved to las vegas. maybe he should consider moving to las vegas. but if he really does not want crime he should move to rochester, minnesota. having said that homelessness is an issue. right b

garcetti says we still need police reform. we need to reimagine police.you about race. race is inextricably tied to this conversation. here's why. many of these district attorneys are purr pursuing what amounts to a social justice initiative. the belief, that progressive belief is that prosecuting minor crimes, they laid this out in california, has a disparate impact on minorities. and so it's pursuing this sort of, like, here's the term, right? if racial equity, by letting these crimes go unpunishedded. it strikes me, leo, you know who the victims are as well? they're minorities. >> you're absolutely right. let me be very, very clear. as an american, as a civil unites attorney -- rights attorney and as a black american, pandering to criminals because of the racial component is ridiculous. race has no color. crime has no color. crime has no color at all. and what's happening is they're using this racial equity claim to basically excuse crime that is being conducted by black americans. look at chicago every week. every week. we know this is black on black