. >> reporter: today we're on the hunt with the lapd on a raid in inglewood, on the hunt for one of thecounterfeited commodities coming into the u.s., sneakers. >> so they're in there right now? >> that's correct. two undercover officers just walked in, posing as customers. >> there needs to be a sale, right? >> yes. or at least an attempt sale. >> reporter: undercover agents working for nike have been surveiling this store for months. they say they've already bought fake sneakers here. and now they're bringing the lapd along, hoping to make arrests. >> that's our undercover officer now. good? all right. we're going to come in. >> police. open the door. lapd. hi there. >> reporter: fake nikes for sale. >> as of right now you're under arrest. >> reporter: and why should we care? >> those dollars are not going to some legitimate business. those dollars are going to support drug trafficking organizations, organized crime, and in some cases terrorist organizations. >> reporter: yes, he said terrorist groups. officials say that terrorists who attacked french magazine "charlie hebdo" financed

we want to get to florida 50 million people without power andhome in inglewood, florida. let's show the viewers what happened. it's hilarious. let's take a listen. >> oh my goodness. you are full of surprises. >> hey. you know we are on television right now. >> oh no, for heaven's sakes. when were you going to tell me that? >> i'm telling you that right now. anyway let's see the bathtub before we get away here and i'm glad she's okay. you turned out okay? >> yeah everything is fine. the bathroom is close to the bedroom which is good. >> you don't have power, right? >> no power at all. i was in here close d turn to tg fight happening in texas. the mayor of houston wants to raise property taxes to pay for the cleanup. just what do cleanup. jeff what do you think? it's tough asking middle-class families to shell out more money for taxes when they are fixing their homes. texas has dipped into its rainy day fund for disasters in the past. we love your mom by the way. let's get to hillary vaughn who was at the apple event in california. hillary what exactly can people get for t

what are the -- i read a story that referred to the possibility of negotiating with inglewood was a promiseght look at it as a new place to build a stadium. is a veryhe mayor colorful guy and we have really enjoyed the relationship to explore the possibility of building an arena there, but we continue to have a relationship with the staple center, we intend to honor our seven-year lease there. there is a possibility to work out the situation where we can remain in the building. can find these interviews archived on bloomberg.com. you can listen to them on bloomberg.com-audio and everything else that happened here, the los angeles bloomberg sports summit. up next, rick fox from the l.a. lakers and esports and the new focus for activision and blizzard. ♪ ♪ cory: welcome back, i'm cory johnson in los angeles for the bloomberg l.a. sports summit. carried live on bloomberg radio, also can be found at bloomberg.com. rick fox had a terrific career in college, terrific career at the celtics, but at the lakers, he made himself a name as a power forward. but as a businessman, he is thinking about esp

near inglewood. we're hearing it was an under thend vault. so far, no reports of any injuries. >> new at 6:00, the youngest member of the man son phson fam closer to freedom. she killed for manson in 1969 has been granted parole. this is her 2 1st type appearin before the parole board. erse year she was tentatively granted parole before it was over ruled by governor brown. governor brown has 120-day period to uphold, reverse or modify that recommendation. >>> on the run for 48 hours, an mitense search continues for two women that walked away from a federal prison camp in alameda county. anna armstrong and irene e puhell were found in dublin. both women were serving sentences for narcotics. trov are not believed to be a danger to the public but do want onfusi them back in. statee day after president trump's controversial challecement about daca, there is confusion, fear and now lawsuits. 15 states and the district of protmbia are filing suits challenging the president's plan to end daca. the program protecting young immigrants from deportation

>> reporter: she's in inglewood, florida. the track of the storm was right over her house. she's 91. she gets around very well. she was a little surprised because i did surprise her this morning on the stuart varney show. fortunately she was dressed in proper clothing. she is okay. she spent the hurricane in the bathtub. you know? but she's a tough one. she really is. she would go nowhere else. lot of people like that. lot of the elderly that live down here. >> sandra: i heard she has plenty of pictures of her very lovely son. >> reporter: bob here behind the camera, sadly when went into the house he goes to the wall. all parents, you'll have it for your kids when they get older. you'll have their wall of fame. you'll be embarrassed by it. exactly. you'll be embarrassed by it. but you'll do that, too. >> sandra: my parents, they flip out the picture when i come visit to make it look like i have prominently featured all this time. jeff, thank you very much for your coverage. back to jacksonville, florida, where the city is moving from rescue to recovery mode after a storm su

so, in a city that has the out-of-control crime rate in the neighborhood of inglewood which is 90%. second of all what impact would that have on the crime rate, don't the individuals that live there deserve to live in safety? bottom line is stop the data in chicago and nearer the crime data in the books to show that. the only demographic that would stop at the higher rate for the two year period in chicago were caucasian. everybody else patches up almost precisely across all of the boards but you look at. during the analysis that i gave you the head of 1965 murder rates in the city of chicago. we had a 40% reduction in the overall crime. we made 20,000 plus arrests. you don't arrest everybody, you arrest the right people. with 20,000 plus, we mad need me gun arrests. chicago takes more guns off the street than any city in the country, three to one comparison to los angeles, 7-1 in comparison to new york city, yet we had a 68% reduction in police related shootings over my tenure. that is a fact that isn't out there. we had a 50% reduction in the complaints against the offices. so, it

dinner when you come out of there >> thank you >> thank you so much let me toss back to you up in inglewoodffs like some repod suggested. >> i was also very interested in what he said which is a really core question. will the democrats ever vote for anything that president trump wants and give him a victory in his first year i think that's actually a really good observation that maybe this is smoke and mirrors from the now famous chuck and nancy as president trump calls him. what happens tonight, i don't know if it's relevant or not. >> go ahead. >> i was just going to say, yesterday mr. mnuchin addressed the matter of the 15% corporate tax rate and there feels like there is a little push and pull going on there because mr. mnuchin was playing and saying and he wanted it to be low and competitive, but he recognizeded that 15% may be beyond the grasp, the reach exceeds the grasp there by a little bit, but he wanted to be competitive. what happens with pass-through income is really critical here, as well, and as mr. mnuchin said yesterday, he's going to be -- in talking about state and local

the people that need them the inglewood neighborhoods, garfield park, brighten park where all these homicidesd him saying that donald trump is less popular than him, i can't believe that. ainsley: what do you think he needs to do? >> trump didn't do well in the election here, i assure you emanuel has pulled out all stops trying to get reelected. ainsley: what would you advise him if he is watching this morning? what would you say to him? how would you clean up chicago? >> if i'm talking to the president, mr. president send people here to help. put boots on the ground here. if i'm the mayor, if i'm advising the mayor, get out. retire. take your money and run and let somebody that really cares about the city and the people, let him or her run this city. you can't just scream about climate when you got bodies being -- and this isn't just something that just happened. this has been five years into his career. he is always blaming somebody. woman embezzlings 200 and some thousand dollars or $20 million from the school system. his hand picked person. you know, his pick of people in departments is h

the peace river canine search and rescue in inglewood, florida. thanks for joining us. i wanted to ask you. what is the difficult task that lies ahead for you. what are you hear being the search and rescue efforts you have to conduct. peace river canine rescue will be waiting until daybreak to start search efforts. in some ways although the storm has been incredibly intense, it hasn't been quite as bad as we thought in charlotte county which is on the north end and charlotte on the south. so we are expecting, hoping the casualties will be light. but we are going to be working with the engelwood fire district and that puts their resources at our disposal as well as our own resources. we'll be checking were injured people and checking flood areas for survivors. our team members for peace river will be on boats and fire trucks, jet skis. we have sonar we can use. and of course we have talkings trained for water rescue. kelly: so you have a lot of tools at your disposal. we know governor scott sent out warnings long before the storm got close to florida so people were told