according to our station, kabc, the suspect was apparently involved in an ongoing dispute with a co-worker. >> i've always prayed that we would never have a line of duty death. i never thought that if it occurred, that it would occur in this fashion. >> reporter: this deadly shooting coming just days after fire at a rail yard in northern california killing nine people. the santa clara county sheriff's department now releasing body camera showing the officers who first responded to last week's attack in san jose. for nearly 4 1/2 minutes police and deputies are seen with their guns drawn moving across the rail yard where they find victims and the gunman dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> there were over a hundred employees on site that morning, and i believe the bravery of all of law enforcement personnel really prevented the loss of additional life. >> back to the shooting in l.a. county, investigators say the gunman was not scheduled to work yesterday, and they say he and the victims worked different shifts. >>> there's breaking news overseas. the largest ship in the navy sank a

an investigation by kabc radio in california and pr shows governor newsome and calfire allow the public to believe a high priority force management project treated 90,000 acres. the investigation revealed that the project actually treated less than 12,000 acres. the president of the firefighters union said the issue comes down to communication and miscommunication by one man. >> director tom porter cal fire both to the governor's office in passing that information forward and then also to the public. i know tom porter. he is a man of honor he has owned this year's not sidestep it. it's about it's unfortunate as it can get. >> on tuesday. a fact she linked to cal fire's website was edited to reflect the agency was trying to protect 90,000 acres. the governor himself has not yet commented on that report. now to our pandemic coverage. san francisco is requiring all city employees to be fully vaccinated. people who work inside city hall transit operators. police officers, firefighters all received an e-mail from the city's human resources department saying they must report their vaccination

neighbors tell our station kabc he had guns hanging on the wall of his home. the couple's arrest comes just days after young aiden, the boy with bright eyes and a big smile, was memorialized. >> to my aiden -- i loved watching you sleep in the morning, because you're the most beautiful boy i've ever seen. >> reporter: aiden shot while his mother was driving him to school. the bullet piercing the trunk of their car, hitting aiden in the back as he sat in his booster seat. he died bleeding in his mother's arms. aiden laid to rest today. >> my precious son had his life ripped away from him for absolutely no reason. they took his life and my heart along with it. >> reporter: authorities just laid out the gun-wrenching details in this case. they say they have the gun and the car that were used in this shooting. that both of the suspects are behind bars. they're each facing a million dollar bond and they're set to appear in court in the morning. david? >> just an awful story. will carr, thank you. >>> we're going to move on tonight and to what could be a major head

citizens defend themselves joining knee now kira davis host of the just listen to your podcast and kabc you californians. johnny, let me start with you. you have a column come out tomorrow dealing with the issue of crime. i'm a native californian. you know, all of the country is dealing with this panic, perhaps based on covid and also when it comes to these new extraordinary laws that allow criminals to have, you know, to get out of jail, no bail. what's your take on the conditions in l.a. county in particular? >> well, this is predictably what happens when you defund the police. you talked about murders going up. it's not just murders. it's arson. it's rape. it's grand theft auto. not the video game. it's violent crime across the board. and, when you listen to the sheriff talk about it, the victims of these crimes are primarily the people that democrats claim to care about. it's the poor. it's the disenfranchised. it's ethnic minorities. cutting the police budget or the budget $105 billion is what the county board of supervisors did last year is racist math. and that's what they did. a

. >> prevention projects in an investigation sacramento's npr affiliate, kabc radio found the state did not manage nearly as many acres of forest land. as the governor said, it had some republican lawmakers are now calling for an oversight hearing into the administration. zavala explains the details and has reaction. >> improving the state's wildfire prevention strategy has been one of governor gavin newsom's key promises. his first ever press conferences. governor was dedicated to this very issue. >> but now more than 2 and a half years and numerous press conferences and well, glenn slater aqap radio investigation shows the governor misled the public on some of the key details in this focus. >> we've got to step up our game. i said get our act together. this was governor gavin newsome in march of 2019 as he launched 35 high-priority forest management projects meant to protect hundreds of california communities in fire-prone parts of the state in the numerous press conferences that followed newsome touted the program and since early 2020 has claimed those projects are finished with 90,0