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if george gascÓn is still there and those policies are still there and karen bass is announcing, whatto greg's point can democrats change their stripes >> jessica: george gascÓn is there but chess a was recalled, this is a city by city base is this has to be a united front of everyone in law enforcement. this is karen bass on promises during the campaign, she ran an anti crime campaign to win the mayoral seat in los angeles, talking about the rampant homelessness problem, i think it's really important. it reminds me national of what mike bloomberg did when he was mayor in new york and had this whole group of mayors to talk about gun violence and talk about crime and try to create some sort of striplingy across that share similar characteristics to deal with these problems. so i do think it's a step in the right direction. but to the point greg is making these cities are now reflective of the party and people fleeing the democratic party democrats are winning elections scabbily now, we won the 2020 presidential election, we over-performed everyone's expectations including democrats own

joining us now with more on this is the mayor of los angeles karen bass. crowley with the los angeles fire department. ladies thanks to both of you, really appreciate your time. mayor, first to you, you know, we have been reporting on this earthquake earlier this afternoon, i know californians brush this off when it is not that serious of a earthquake but, if you have just tell our viewers and help us out in other parts of the united states and around the world did you feel the earthquake where you are? >> yes and we happen to be at the emergency operations center and so it is the building that is very safe. we are about, you know, 50 miles or so away from the epi- center. but, californians do get concerned when there are earthquakes and it is a earthquake on top of a historic weather experience that we are not used to having in the los angeles area. >> and mayor, what is the biggest concern right now? >> the biggest concern right now is the fact that we know we have not reached the strength of the rain. we know that it could get much worse. so we are enco

we have seen too many smash and grab videos like this and the mayor karen bass thinks it has more tofit. she said this, things like this happen when there are profits to be made. there are a lot of misunderstandings about that. these are felonies and crimes that have consequences. the reforms have nothing to do with these crimes. emily, go back to what has been happening in california, laws put on books that protect you if you're a felon, protect you from familiar crimes. it is you steal under $1000, you are free. >> emily: they are not treated as felonies or crimes. this breaks my heart coming from san francisco. gump's there was an iconic luxury furnishings, they had puppies in the windows, flagship store in san francisco and the owner said this is probably our last year because of you who sucumberland to tyranny of majority. i think about the quote that said in 20 years destruction of sisly was from the government, before they they survived hundreds of years of invasion, all it takes is derelict government for things to go to hell. with a quick flip, it destroys everything. >> che

mayor karen bass said l.a. has not extended an invitation to you to show up in los angeles.s on top of that, these people are vulnerable, they had to travel through a storm, you made them travel through a storm. are you kidding? they came a thousand miles. 500 miles. she's moaning, they are not credible. the fight that occurred at gracie mansion. new yorkers saying this isn't about hate. the woman who burnt the american flag. this is about having americans have a say in where their kids play soccer. whether the schools will be open. whether they are in a position to pay double the school taxes because they have to hire all kinds of new teachers to accommodate this. this is equal protection under the law that american citizens have to claim. it's not about hate. it's about finally following the law. >> i guarantee you the woman that burned the flag didn't put an illegal in her apartment >> is that how you handle climate freaks blocking traffic? >> i'm going to take all of you out. you better move. >> cops bulldozing through an eco mob blocking the road. hi, i'm norma, and i l

the real message is karen bass says it's not acceptable and i'm sending the lapd. they've got cars. head schaeuble to. they've got their faces and hands covered. the significance of the $950 being the level needed for a felony, how do you connect that guy with that bag and prove at trial that it's worth more than $950 that they didn't have friends and family sale, that maybe it was on sale that day? you're not going to be able to convict these people after fell nimt it's going a misdemeanor, assuming you catch them was you can't prove that each one had a bag that was worth at that moment $950. the other thing to keep in mind we had a d.c. council member and ask the national guard ironically friday that's what donald trump asked for and they said he was acting like a fascist and do you believe the democrats are reaping what they sow, mayors like karen bass? >> i think policies have been pursued that are not effective, cashless bail, police person, police woman shortage in california and other places across the country and it's probably high time now to think very di

palm springs mayor grace garner and los angeles mayor karen bass. >>> as the recovery efforts continueate and local response continue to grow. we'll speak with hawaii's governor joshua green. >> i'll get to the bottom of exactly how the fire started, how our emergency procedures and plow toe calls need to be strengthened, and how we can improve our defenses. >> president biden will visit the devastated area monday. we'll get an update on the federal response from fema director deanne criswell and ask her how the agency plans to deal with the increasing number of natural disasters. >>> plus, with coronavirus cases on the rise former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb will tell us what we need to know about the arsenal of fall vaccines to fight covid, the flu and rsv. >>> will wednesday's republican primary debate give any of the candidates the boost they need to come close to competing with the former president? our cbs news poll has insights into what the voters are looking for and how that field is shaping up. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "

included mayor karen bass saying it is all about being prepared and keeping everybody as safe as possible listen here. >> our message today is clear. stay safe, stay home. and stay informed. this is an unprecedented weather event, but los angeles has deep experience responding to crisis. whether it be wildfire or earthquakes, the city is prepared. >> overnight jon, the storm hit the mexico tourist in cabo san lucas we heard reports of roads being impossible and unfortunately at this point no reports of widespread damage but back here in santa monica and throughout southern california jon, everybody is preparing for the worst here. as i say flash-flooding a major concern landslides particularly in those areas have been burn scars from wildfires. those are likely to see landslides according to officials. so we are really at the start of this right now jon and in this particular part of southern california and everybody is going to be on alert for at least 24 more hours. jon. jon: scary times ahead that's for sure jonathon hunt, jonathon, thank you. tropical storms are rare, in southern cali

mayor karen bass said today the city is prepared, but a big concern right now is for people who are homelesssterday sheriff's office flying over the riverbed areas warning people there to seek higher ground. [ indiscernible ] >> governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency in much of southern california. he says more than 7,000 responders are on the ground. we are tracking all of the latest developments on tropical storm hilary. let's start with you, allison chinchar in the weather center, what is the path of the storm? >> right now, still off the coast of baja california. sustained winds of 70 miles per hour, so a high-end tropical storm at this point, the forward movement north-northwest at 25 miles per hour and the former speed keeps ticking up ever so slightly and the landfall time that we are expected to cross over land is also speeding up. we anticipate that it arrives across california later on this afternoon local time, likely between 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. and it will continue to make its way up to nevada and continuing to weaken as it does, as well and regardless of how much

thisn law karen bass making go on promises that she made during the campaign.he ra beanti-crime campaign to win the mayoral seat there in los angeles, talking about the rampant homelessness problem. i thinhoemk it's really importa. it reminds me and because national of what mike bloomberg did when he was mayor here in new york and he had this wholhad e group of mayors to tak about gun violence and to talk about crime and to try to create some sort of strategies across cities that share similategiesr characteriss to make sure that we can deal with these problems. so i do think it's a stet msprih in the right direction. but, look, the point that greg was making about howt int that s are now reflective of the party and people fleeing the democratic party, democrats are winning elections constantly now. we won the 2020 presidential election. we overperformed everyone's, der including democrats, on expectations in the midtermat s . >> mm-hmm. oh, dead people voting yes. >> i forgot about that. but once you leave, the cities are dead. my grandpa o couldn really came

. >> john: we'll see if karen bass makes good on her vow. jonathan, thank you.iolent crime and street drugs have workers in san francisco worried about safety. it's so bad that officials are saying at the nancy pelosi building it's safer to stay home and work from there. leo terrell, a fox news contributor. leo, they are calling it now the san francisco doom loop. take a look at this, outtake from a government memo by the san francisco chronicle, this is from the officials there in light of the conditions at the federal building, we recommend employees maximize the use of telework for the foreseeable future, work from home. this recommendation should be extended to all region 9 employees, including those not currently utilizing telework flexibility. i guess it's a solution if you are one of the government employees who works in that specific building. i don't know about the rest of the city. >> no, no, gillian. respectfully, its it's a surrender. the federal government could protect the building and the outlying area. let's be honest. george soros' money is more

la alcaldesa karen bass dijo que es inaceptable.los Ángeles. >> los ladrones rociaron a un guardia de seguridad con gas pimienta. reportero: despuÉs del robo del sÁbado pasado, los ladrones huyeron con el botÍn en las manos. >> Él dice que el botÍn supera 300.000 dÓlares. reportero: cuatro dÍas antes, se registrÓ otro robo similar en la boutique yves saint laurent en el suburbio de glendale. tambiÉn se llevaron mercancÍa con un valor superior al cuarto de millÓn de dÓlares. >> teniendo 40 personas en diferentes lugares y a varios carros, es bien difÍcil para nosotros. reportero: todavÍa buscan a los responsables del robo, pero aseguran que es cuestiÓn de tiempo para encontrarlos. >> que nos ayuden los vehÍculos que se usaron. reportero: el procurador de los Ángeles calificÓ estos robos como crimen organizado y dijo que pronto aquellos que hacen los robos y los que compran la mercancÍa robada tendrÁn que responder a la ley. >> queremos mandar un mensaje claro y contundente de que nosotros vamos a trabajar con la policÍa y si hay arre

earlier today i spoke with mayor karen bass and fire chief kristen c kristen crowley. and you mentioned getting the message out to the homeless, too. how do you implore whether people are staying at encampments, tents, cars, rvs, how do you convince them to seek more stable shelter in conditions like this? >> right. and may i say that my former colleague in congress, karen bass, who is now the mayor of los angeles and i are working extremely closely, hand in hand through this emergency. we have in los angeles county the homeless initiative department and they are literally going out tent by tent, encampment by encampment, having face-to-face outreach. our sheriff's department is using bull horns. they have a helicopter flying over the l.a. river to try and alert those who are in tents and encampments that they should leave, they should evacuate. we are making shelter rooms available to anybody that needs separate accommodations. but, again, i think people come here because we have such great weather. we don't really have weather-related crises. so this is new for every

listen to the mayor of l.a., karen bass progress our message to the is clear.tay safe, stay home and stay informed. this is an unprecedented weather event. los angeles has deep extremes responding to crisis. whether it be wildfire or earthearthquakes, the city is prepared. >> now, and all of the area of southern california and that is getting hit perhaps no worse being hit harder right now then imperial beach down in san diego county just north of the border with mexico that is where really the center of the storm is beginning to hit now. it is going to rain there for several more hours. they are already warning a flash flooding and eastern san diego county. in all of the rain over the next 12 hours or so perhaps even more than that is going to move up here into l.a. county particularly out east street riverside county and out to palm springs and obviously in areas like palm springs the desert they are even less used to this kind of weather. they are very concerned about flooding in palm springs but we heard officials in the desert communities earlier today, ap

. >> not at all look at what mayor karen bass did in los angeles.hee saw all these smash and grabs, waited months into her term to even do a press conference. so she does a press conference and what does she say? she's forming a blue ribbon task force. and what she did not say is that she's going to back prosecution by repealing prop 47 or calling for the repeal of prop 47 or telling the da that they need to prosecute. what she did not do is say that we need to put people behind bars and repeal prop 57, which is catch and release. what she did not do is call for, frankly i think at this point, the deployment of the national guard to the streets of la so we can get a handle on these situations. and finally what she did not do is challenge the biden administration to actually secure the border. a lot of lease chiliian gangs. >> trace: the la mayor karen bass said no angeline os should feel like it's unsafe to open a business in los angeles or los angeles county. that's to you chef. you're ace business owner, do you feel unsafe do you feel the people y

juan: muchas gracias, seÑor rose, esta huelga, como les decÍa, durarÁ 24 horas, la alcaldesa karen basso, que tanto los policÍas, bomberos y paramÉdicos, ellos no participan en esta huelga, trabajan de manera normal, por mi parte es todo desde el aeropuerto internacional de los Ángeles. carolina: la mayorÍa son hispanos, juan carlos, muchas gracias. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: aahora hablemos del expresidente, donald trump,, la jueza tania chukghan ordenÓ una nueva audiencia en el caso contra el expresidente, donald trump,, en relaciÓn con los nuevos intentos de anular las elecciones de 2020. la defensa del ex mandatario acusÓ al fiscal especial jack smith, de querer restringir la libertad de expresiÓn del exmandatario. ambas partes tienen hoy hasta las 3:00 p.m. para promover dos alternativas de fecha era una nueva sesiÓn. inmigraciÓn es ampliando su sistema de deportaciÓn exprÉs, esto significa que procesarÁn rÁpidamente a las familias inmigrantes indocumentados que no sean aprobados para conseguir un asilo en ese paÍs. ice tambiÉn dice que en ciertos casos, las personas podrÍan continuar

now officials right across southern california including here in l.a., mayor karen bass say they are ared and they will do everything they can to keep everybody as safe as possible listen here to mayor bass. >> our primary mission, of course, is to protect the life and property of angelenos. second, we need to keep our city workers safe. third, we must ensure that city services are operating as best as possible. reporter: now, overnight the storm hit cabo san lucas well known tourist resort in mexico. we are hearing reports of severely flooded roads there and across baja california, in fact, not any reports as yet of widespread damage, and that is the good news and we are hoping that that holds, obviously, here in southern california. arthel, the next 24 hours are going to be a difficult time for millions of people right across what is going to be a huge swath this storm will hit. arthel. arthel: absolutely jonathon it is raining right now but how is it feeling is the winds starting to pick up? does it feel different because you can tell a normal rain and whether it is a tropical stor

karen bass and kristin callie, and your signer as well. think you all. >>> tropical storm hilary is already slamming max to go with heavy rain all, and this is what baja california, mexico, looked like as it slipped down the line as a hurricane. as you can see, that is a life- threatening level of flooding right there. one man was killed after his car was swept away in the water. cnn's david shortell is tracking from mexico city. what are you hearing? >> really powerful images coming out of the mexican state of baja, caliph or you. the whole area has been getting pummeled for the past several hours as hilary has made it way quickly up the coast of baja california. it's a skinny peninsula that runs all the way up to caliph you. we now know that the storm has made landfall in baja, california. these are a lot of coastal beach towns. these residents are going to be feeling 65 mile an hour wind. they will be feeling the strength of storm surge, the strongest part of the storm as it makes landfall in this trip of land,, california. there are se

doble, triple trabajo en vez de emplear nuevos para que ayuden, la alcaldesa de los Ángeles karen bass y tambiÉn los trabajadores se traten de manera justa, continuaremos negociando en buena fe. >>> la huelga de este martes estÁ programada para durar 24 horas estos trabajadores quieren mostrar el efecto que pueden tener en la ciudad sin consiguen lo que buscan en los Ángeles california, para las noticias telemundo. en la frontera. cientos de inmigrantes del lado mexicano quisieron cruzar a estados unidos en dos puntos distintos ciudad juÁrez y matamoros, un rumor falso convocÓ a la multitud un reflejo de la confusiÓn que hay entre los inmigrantes. las balas y el gas dispersaron al grupo de 300 que quisieron cruzar por la frontera de ciudad juÁrez con el paso texas. josÉ estuvo ahÍ. >>> se saliÓ un poco de control la situaciÓn porque hubieron gases. >>> dijo que fueron convocados a cruzar por mensajes en redes sociales. >>> mÁs que nada un rumor que nos alertÓ todos y estuvimos al pendiente de que pudiesen abrir una puerta. >>> lo mismo ocurriÓ en otro punto de la frontera. en matamoros

john: los angeles mayor karen bass says the city has been reaching out to people without homes livingments along thcity's riverbeds and other flood-prone areas. she says city shelters are available for residents without a home. to the north, in washington state, another kind of climate disaster. three wildfires in the eastern part of the state have claimed a life and destroyed some 185 structures. officials say the largest of the blazes, called the gray fire, has charred about 10,000 acres west of spokane and is totally uncontaid. spokane county is under a state of emergency, and thousands have been forced to evacuate. the netherlands and denmark said today they'll supply u.s.-made f-16 fighter jets to ukraine. the united states had earlier approved the transfer. ukrainian president zelenskyy has been asking for f-16's as he seeks an edge in the war with russia. the planes won'have an immediate effect. officials said pilot training would begin this month and take at least six months to complete. and, spain's women's soccer team won its first world cup championship today, defeating eng

mayor karen bass is in a tough spot. she's pro-union but very much in the crosshairs of these strikers. she has said they deserve a fair contract, but defining fairness is always the great divide between managemet and workers. major. >> indeed. mark strassmann, thank you. >>> damage from the mayhem in new york city's union square last friday is estimated at $200,000 according to cbs new york. chaos broke out when thousands of teenagers showed up for a giftaway promoted on social media. the crowd ripped down construction barriers, damage the police cars, private vehicles, and the new entrance to a subway station. influencer kai sonat has been charged with inciting a riot. police are scrubbing video of the incident and intend to make more arrests. more arrests. >>>> yo! you gogotta try ththis new ax. it's the f fine fragrarance g.o.a.t.t.! ♪♪ ♪ the new w axe fine fraragrance colollec. smell fifiner than the e finest fraragrances withth the g.o.a.a.t. did yoyou know mosost dish ss don't t remove allll the gre, even with scr

mayor karen bass is in a tough spot, she's prounion, but in the crosshairs of the strikers, she has saidness is always the great divide between management and workers. major. >> major: indeed, mark strassmann, thank you. damage from the mayhem in new york city, new york, city's union square last friday is estimated at $200,000 according to cbs new york. chaos broke out when thousands of teenagers showed up for a giveaway promoted on social media. the crowd ripped down construction barriers and damaged vehicles in a new entrance to a subway station. influencer kai sinnott has been charged with inciting a riot. police are scrubbing video of the incident and intend to make more arrests. the divided supreme court today sided with the abundance of ministrations crackdown on so-called ghost guns, or firearms without serial numbers. cbs's ed o'keefe reports on the significance of the ruling as the use of these untraceable guns rises. >> reporter: police nation wide say ghost guns are a big reasons violent crime has sparked in city's recent years. and they use school shootings in california, mar

. >> reporter: karen bass urged residents to hunker down. >> avoid unnecessary travel. make sure your emergency kit and essential devices are on hand, and ensure that all of your devices are charged. >> reporter: several mountain communities are under evacuation orders because of the potential for mud slides. officials are warning people of flash flooding. the l.a. river usually a trickle is now raging. and along the coast, crews have directed berms on the beaches. >> flooding where people could lose some things is another, but where people could die is another. >> reporter: and several roads are closed. turning these roads into rapids. >> the desert goes from zero to 100 quickly. >> reporter: the palm springs fire department has 11 swift water rescues staged. >> we have a big history of people going around the barricades, people going through them. >> it looks like it is only two to three inches of water coming through. but what they don't understand, the whole road is washed out below it and it could be three, four feet deep. >> reporter: the people are visiting disne

mayor karen bass pledging the city will not shut down. >>> the supreme court today temporarily allowing the biden administration to enforce regulations aimed at stopping the spread of so-called ghost guns. firearms made with at-home kits that do not have serial numbers. the court voting 5-4 to put on hold a decision by a texas judge striking down the regulations. while the biden administration appeals that decision, possibly all the way to the supreme court. ghost guns are showing up at more and more crime scenes, and they are nearly impossible to trace. >>> and president biden has designated nearly a million acres around the grand canyon as the nation's newest historic monument. the designation will protect lands important to several native tribes, and ban new yo uranium mines. >> today marks an historic step in preserving the majesty of this place. first among american landmarks. sacred to tribal nations. revered by every american. it speaks to the soul of our nation. >> mary: the president is visiting three western states, promoting his work to create jobs and protect the climate. >>

. >> reporter: and karen bass says the city is not shutting down. in a statement, she said city workers deserve fair contracts. we've been bargaining in good faith since january. adding the city will always be available to make progress. joining l.a. hotel workers unstruck for more than a month. it's not just here in los angeles, but the summer of strikes with the workers across the industries taking to the picket lines. and some big strikes that will be averted. >> i feel they have been emboldened. and i also think of a place like los angeles where it is so expensive to live that people are starting to feel like they have no other choice. >> reporter: in l.a., striking workers are warning this 24-hour disruption is a reminder of what could come if their demands are not met. >> well today's walkout will mark the first strike by l.a. city workers in more than four decades. >>> we now know the names of the three people who died after three firefighter helicopters collided in the county over the weekend. identifying the man as assistant chief john bish

reporter: karen bass discuss the impact, saying preparations are well underway.ve been in touch with the governor's office and will activate the emergency operation senator -- center to monitor any incident in the city. >> i heard it described as the rainfall for one year being dropped in one day. for us in los angeles, i think that's quite alarming. reporter: the fire department is fully staffed and ready, tweeting out this video showing the cruise and equipment on standby. >> our preparation has been done and complete. all the apparatuses are ready to go. reporter: they are urging residents to do the same. >> this is one particular situation in the city and state and region where we know it's coming versus a wildfire or an earthquake. so please be prepared. reporter: shayla girardin, abc7news. ama: let's get to sandhya patel who is tracking hilary's progress as it continues toward southern california. sandhya: right now, the latest from the national hurricane it's maintaining category four strength right now. take a look. this is a massive hurricane, well-defin

. >> mayor karen bass released a statement saying in part, those who committed these acts and acts like areas must be held accountable. these chaotic robberies aren't new. just last week, more than $300,000 worth of merchandise was stolen from a luxury store in nearby glendale. some are blaming the incidents on relaxed shoplifting laws designed to reduce violence. a proposed california law prevents stores from requiring employees to confront shoplifters and to provide training on how to react to an active shoplifting. but many major stores already have no such policies in place, prohibiting employees from laying their hands on thieves. these latest attacks leaving residents on edge. >> it's hard to avoid it, isn't it? really >> you just don't know when it's going to happen. >> and that california bill, which would stop employees from confronting shoplifters, has another hearing set for later this week. if signed into law, it would take effect on january 1st. >> 13 year old from north dakota is talking about his frightening fall at the grand canyon. wyatt kauffman tumbled 100ft at the ca

we want to continue with los angeles mayor karen bass. madam mayor your city has an unhoused population of more than 40,000 people. some of them reside in these l.a. riverbed areas. are you going to have to go in and clear them out because of the rains that are coming? >> well, actually, outreach started a couple days ago and you are right, we have hundreds of people on our riverbeds and every time we have a rain event, helicopters drive by as well as hundreds of outreach workers go by in advance to tell them to seek shelter and we do have shelters open. if you talk about our county, if you add in the county you're talking about more than 70,000 people who are unhoused and the vast majority of them are living outside in tents. >> when we spoke to you last year your said your first plan of action was to declare a state of emergency to tackle that homelessness. why hasn't it made more of a difference? >> oh, well, again, you're talking about a tremendous number of people. we did declare a state of emergency on my first day in office and in

reporter: karen bass discuss the impact, saying preparations are well underway.with the governor's office and will activate the emergency operation senator -- center to monitor any incident in the city. >> i heard it described as the rainfall for one year being dropped in one day. for us in los angeles, i think that's quite alarming. reporter: the fire department is fully staffed and ready, tweeting out this video showing the cruise and equipment on standby. >> our preparation has been done and complete. all the apparatuses are ready to go. reporter: they are urging residents to do the same. >> this is one particular situation in the city and state and region where we know it's coming versus a wildfire or an earthquake. so please be prepared. reporter: shayla girardin, abc7news. ama: let's get to sandhya patel who is tracking hilary's progress as it continues toward southern california. sandhya: right now, the latest from the national hurricane it's maintaining category four strength right now. take a look. this is a massive hurricane, well-defined i. 130 miles p

this is nothing, but handing money to karen bass's friends and her unions.ups you refer to is hhcla, homeless healthcare l.a., another 501 (c)3 with federal and city funding and i don't know if you have the video i sent you, they are going around in like a hot dog cart and handing out crack pipes. that will not stop a drug problem. >> ashley: if you look at unintentional overdose numbers, 2013, 330 and now it is 11,000 and we have not seen the numbers for 2023, i can only imagine what will happen there. why do you think elected officials are trying to normalize this? nothing will stop this by handing out narcan and now crack pipes? why are they normalizing this? >> well, it is real simple. nifia ramen is a new council member and she was named chair woman of the homelessness and housing committee and her degree is urban planning and urban planning is simply normalizing depravity, get it normalized on the street. another reason they are doing this is targeting people like me, business owners with strong voices. having this condition on the street drives people

karen bass blames potential profit are if the crime crisis, telling fox 11, things like this happen whens profit to be made. it is basically the consumer's fault we're getting massive amounts of retail smash and grabs because want to go out and buy yourself a nice purse or nike shoes, it is the viewer and consumers fault. >> ashley: of course it is. did the 10 people that got arrested stay in jail? this topic blows my mind. what is going on with this situation with elon musk and doj? >> cheryl: this is wild. the doj is suing this lawsuit announced last thursday against space x for hiring discrimination. doj, part of the claim, space x discouraged refugees from applying, refused to consider them because of citizenship status. of course elon musk responds on twitter, doj needs to sue themselves, they have same rules in place about should thesship and working for the department of justice. >> todd: the doj is suing elon musk for following the law? >> cheryl: yeah. >> todd: we joke about seinfeld bay czarro world. you saw in 2020 and beyond people breaking the law. they are paid to break the

meeting with the press this morning, los angeles mayor karen bass said there were no deaths due to the storm and she thanked emergency service personnel who were ready to respond. the city mobilized, including opening the most emergency temporary shelters for unhoused angeleno those to provide relief from extreme weather. since 2020. our commitment to you is that we will we will approach our recovery with the same intensity as we approached our preparation as skies clear the department of water and power crews have already mobilized to return power to angelenos. portions of interstates were closed due to flooding and cars spinning out. muddy rainfall rushing through in palm springs, 911 lines went down when the storm knocked out service overnight. fire officials rescued 13 people knee deep in water in a homeless encampment in the san diego river. cleanup will continue through the rest of the week with debris removal and inspection of infrastructure. alice wertz, ktvu, fox two news. and right now, some bay area firefighters are in southern california helping with water rescues. video po

their may are on, karen bass, forming retail task force.ams that will hold thieves that rob stores in jail. i know, you are shocked. residents and businesses are sick of living in fear. you can't even park your car safely thchl. this is in san francisco, middle of the day, the man gets out of his car to look in windows of the parked cars. look at the stuff he got out of the trunk? this feeling that you are always a target, unbelievable. >> carley: absolutely. i believe you said because of this task force they are saying people that commit retail theft will be given bail, be held in j jail, which is admission holding people in prison work. shock. >> todd: what are you telling me? >> carley: knock me over with a feather. recent study about rich people. >> it finds 40% of emission come from top 10% of americans, but we are all sharing in this transition to clean. biden administration, average household pay $2200 in energy cost pushing households behind on ushg tillity bills. inflation reduction act is something to be celebrated, right? at leas

karen bass sounding off on greg abbott as he sends a tenth bus to l.a. >> this is a political act. >>not a political act? >> i would say everything the president has done since being elected has been a political act. look at new york and l.a. and houston soon catching up and dallas soon catching up. these two mayors talk about issues and problems, what do they think we deal with in texas everyday since inauguration of joe biden. everyday, thousands and thousands cross the border and if it wasn't for the four billion to protect our border, if you stretch it out 1200 from atlanta to maine. we deal with it everyday, cry me a river, mayor of new york and l.a. i thought you were sanctuary cities? ges not. >> steve: exactly. dr. marc siegel wrote a piece that appeared a week ago talking about the migrant inflow into texas and amount of disease we thought had been eradicated we are seeing pop up different varieties of significant disease in suburban areas around america. >> steve, i talked about this many years ago and i was ridiculed about it. i was probably the first elect official to call

los angeles mayor karen bass says she has met with officials and thinks a resolution can be reached.es remain far apart on several key issues, like residuals for streaming content and guidelines for artificial intelligence. state lawmakers are planning to introduce a bill that would provide unemployment benefits to striking workers, politico reports. this comes as thousands of hollywood writers and actors are on strike. the california labor federation supports the move. the bill is expected to be finalized in about two weeks. a previous version of the bill from 2019 received strong opposition from business groups, including the california chamber of commerce. families in need got a helping hand today, getting ready for back to school in san francisco. the saint anthony's foundation wrapped up its annual two day event today. they served 200 families, including 400 children. each child received a backpack, books, clothes, shoes in a warm coat. organizers say some of the kids are in families who are experiencing poverty and homelessness. back to school is really important for all of our

we've defanged local sheriffs lapd from able to do their job officials in local will area including karen bass enabling this devastating to see beautiful state turn into what it has because of policies elected officials not doing jobs. >> she is mayor of los angeles you mend george gascÓn recall estimates at least for gascÓn what are constituents telling you, what are californians going to vote differently is the most blunt way to say. >> it-billion-dollar question right there, when people can start voting for their own security, over a blind allegiance to a party loyalty, that needs to fundamentally be the catalyst that does change things in california shouldn't be about republicans versus democrats should be about our own security as a state, in our neighborhoods nation security, there are good people running for district attorney this year, there is elected officials up and down both parties pro law enforcement don't have get backing of the democrat machine in california where money comes from unfortunately we need voters to recognize their security matters more than loyalty to democrat par

karen bass came out, new mayor, what happened at nordstrom in topanga is unacceptable, those must betable. lap d will workday and nights to determine who is responsible. to do what? put them where? for how long? >> ainsley: if they stole less than a thousand, they don't get arrest said. >> steve: who would want to start a business knowing that could happen to you and wipe out your life savings in three minutes? around where are parents? are they not learning you should not steal, that is 10 commandment. >> steve: they could be parents. >> ainsley: you are right. you don't steal, you don't steal other people's property, teach children to work hard and buy their own property. not steal from someone who worked hard to get there. >> steve: 8:18. carley joins us with news from malaisia. >> flight making emergency landing in sydney after a passenger threatened to blowup the plane. passengers say the man called himself a slave to alla, and demanded others repeat the phrase. the man is in custody. 32 flights were cancelled because of the situation. other flights were delayed up to 90 minutes

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mayor karen bass says no one in the city should feel it's not safe to go out shopping or too dangerous shops to open for business. so, she along with the lapd and the l.a. county sheriff's department are working together as a unit to bring the flash mob robberies hopefully to an end. >> people are talking about packing up and leaving, we don't want you to leave. it's one of the greatest places on earth. we don't want people to lose their jobs because shops are closing up because of these crimes. >> this is what they are trying to stop, that's a nordstrom in los angeles. as many as 50 people were involved, stealing up to $100,000 of stuff in minutes. glendale, california, $400,000 of merchandise was stolen. one man is arrested. glendale saying ramirez, his name, cited out on four felonies and transferred to a hospital to deal with some medical and psychiatric issues. so the idea of the task force is to have dedicated units across multiple jurisdictions ready to react and investigate. but missing from the news conference, l.a. county d.a. george gascon. we spoke with one who says his abs

mayor karen bass a promising action in t a statement saying quote what happened today at the nordstromnga mall is absolutely unacceptable. those who committed these acts and acts like it in neighboring areas must be held accountable by los angeles police department will continue to work to not only find those responsible for this incident, but to prevent these attacks on retailers from happening in the future. last week also in southern california around 30 suspects hit a store and stole up to $300,000 worth of merchandise. the property is owned by rick caruso the developer who lost to bass in the merrill election. social media caruso wrote quote the time has come to demand that our elected officials change the law stole criminals accountable and start enforcing the laws and a fair and equitable manner. caruso's part of a growing number of critics who have had enough of california laws they say are making life easier on the criminals and harder on regular folks and business owners. for example right now a bill passed by the state senate is making its way through the assembly. the other

mayor karen bass announced a retail theft tasks force to target the thieves. >> sandra: it is reallyo see. for those people who live in the city to see this all going away. >> dana: when they leave, others will leave, too. require more transparency from companies using a.i. programs. chad pergram is on capitol hill. he is no robot. >> good morning. the bill by senate gop whip john thune will let consumers know when they are interacting with a.i. online. people need to understand when they encounter a.i. but he wants to be careful. >> can overreact and use regulation that is counter to the objective. >> thune is worried about stymieing innovation. senate majority leader chuck schumer has made a.i. a priority for senators and scheduled a set of briefings on a.i. throughout the summer. the hope is that legislation will come from rank and file members but no consensus yet. >> just because an issue is difficult for congress it is no excuse to turn around because it will have a huge effect on every american and every person in the world's lives. >> congress is still struggling to understan

la mayor karen bass reiterating how dire the situation can be. >> we are not used to hurricane preparation. it's another example of climate change, so we have to be prepared for climate events we are not used to. stay safe. stay off the streets. >> reporter: debris flows, flash flooding is a major concern for the driest areas in california. joshua tree national park was close to prevent people from getting trapped during heavy rains and in the next three days, palm springs and the mojave desert preserve get multiple years worth of rain. residents are urged to be prepared for anything. >> start with having the water and food on hand to stay at your home for a couple days. don't be scrambling to grab that stuff as the event is happening. in a situation where you have to leave your home because of major flooding or other issues, you want to know you can leave quickly. >> reporter: the homelessness crisis is a big concern in southern california. city officials are working to get people who are homeless near creeks and riverbeds into shelters to try to get them out of harm's way. at the beach i

lauren: karen bass called texas governor greg abbott's move despicable beyond politics and evil.t's a quote. it was the ninth bus sent from texas to los angeles in the past two months and left early sunday and arrived monday night in california just as folks in los angeles were told to stay home because of dangerous weather. stuart: that's pure evil. lauren: about 37 migrants on it. stuart: i'll hold myself in check as i respond to that. thanks very much, lauren. biden administration is auctioning off unused parts of the border wall. governor of oklahoma kevin stitt joining me now. seems to me biden is selling off the material so the republicans cannot finish the wall. is that accurate? >> well, sure appears that way. that's exactly what you would assume and materials are already have and we have a crisis at our southern border. it's beyond me why we're not just finishing that wall. we're just trying to enforce the law and there's ports of industries where people can legally immigrate to our country. we cannot allow people to just cross illegally and that's why myself and i think

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mayor karen bass issuing a statement saying what happened today at the nordstrom and the topanga mall is absolutely unacceptable. those who committed these acts and acts like it in neighboring areas must be held accountable. los angeles police department will continue to work to not only by those responsible for this incident, but to prevent these attacks on retailers from happening in the future. just last week also in southern california around 30 suspects hit a store. police said they stole up to $300,000 worth of merchandise. that property is owned by rick caruso the developer who lost in last year's election and statement of social media, caruso wrote the time is come to demand our elected officials change the laws to hold criminals accountable and start enforcing the laws and a fair and equitable manner put all of this is the bill passed by the california senate being worked out in the state assembly strong scrutiny introduced by democrat state senator steve, it reads in partspart, under my senate bill3 employers would be prohibited from forcing the rank-and-file nonsecurity wor

saying this city is ready will do everything they need to listen here to karen bass. >> our message todayclear. the state safe, stay home and stay informed. this is an unprecedented weather events. los angeles has deep experience responding to crisis. whether it be wildfire or earthquakes, the city is prepared. >> overnight the storm hit the mexican tourist resort of cabo san lucas, hundreds of thousands of tourists battening down the hatches there. we have gotten reports of widespread flooding. some streets impassable. we do not have any reports of widespread damage. that is the goodness as yet here in southern court california no reports of a major damage yet. we are still in the very early hours of this long storm process that we are going to go through here. officials say please do not go out of your homes unless it's absolutely necessary. this is and will remain for the next 24 hours or so a very dangerous storm indeed, arthel paid. >> jonathan, can you tell if residents are heeding those warnings? >> it is interesting as you look down the beach. this is an area normally where the oc

>> mayor karen bass says no one in l.a.ot safe to go shopping or too dangerous for shops to open for business. she along with the lapd and sheriffs department are working together to bring the flash mob robberies hopefully to an end. >> people are talking about packing up and leaving. we don't want you to leave. this is one of the greatest places on this earth. we don't want people to lose jobs because shops are closing up because of these types of crimes. >> this is exactly what they're trying to stop. nordstrom in los angeles. police say as many as 50 people were involved stealing up to dmrr one $1 hundred thousand worth of stuff. no arrests yet. glendale, california, $4 hundred thousand worth of merchandise has been arrested. the idea of this task force is to have dedicated units across multiple jurisdictions ready to react and investigate. missing from the news conference was george gascon. we spoke with an la county district attorney says gas con's absence is notable. having the best law enforcement in the country does