just in l.a., as you can see, five projects that we are investing, 269 units just in l.a. proper. long beach, 100 units. santa barbara, an office convergence project with wraparound services. that is an area of focus, an area of innovation, including partnerships that we are advancing. a multi family residential property acquisition. this is the second partnership with our tribal nations. we want to see more of that as well. stockton, i want to thank mayor tubbs. he has been very innovative in his approach to addressing homelessness in his city. he has a motel conversion and was waiting for this announcement today, including efforts we are making similarly in other parts of the state. we are in similar motel conversions. we have $200 million -- this is very exciting, at least from my purse back and vantage point. we have found unallocated money , meaning covid related money, $200 million additional money that we now want to invest in our home key funding. this, we believe will clear the waitlist, or get close to clearing the waitlist for projects that were submitted. this unpreced

after the ambush of two l.a. county officers, we got video of the aftermath. and raymond arroyo joins us in seen and unseen. first, the coming biden lock down. that's the focus of the angle. the old saying no news is good news? where covid is concerned, why does it always seem like good news is bad news? just as the ingraham angle told you months ago, biden has two running mates. there's kamala. we know about her. and then there's covid. the more active across the country they both are, the less old joe has to campaign for himself. now, the problem for the biden covid ticket is that the virus is slowing down just like the presidential nominee himself. come on, man. the last two weeks, the average number of daily covid cases has plummeted 17%. remember when we were first sold the lockdown, it was all about saving the hospitals. it was very important to do that. check out the latest data on covid hospitalizations by age group from the cdc. it's down, down, down. among all age groups. the hospitalizations and deaths in arizona, in texas and in florida also contin

i'm a big fan of l.a i think l.a. is second to none in terms of one of the great cities in the united states. but at the same time, we got challenges in l.a. we got high unemployment we've got a very high rate of homelessness that has to be fixed. so we've got some real issues here and we got major budget issues that the leadership has talked about we're pre-covid budget issues and going to be worse obviously now. >> yeah. >> we need to demand our leadership to make some really smart moves and some bold moves to get the city back on track. otherwise, we will be in trouble. >> i want to ask you what those moves would be, but first i'm curious, if you could tell us how you would compare the situation in a city like los angeles to its recent past, in other words, are you worried about the direction it's going but say, hey, it's still better than it was a decade or two or three ago or not i mean, just kind of give me some kind of broader, deeper, sense of the state of things >> you know, i think the difference is from dec

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l.a. county sheriff fears more deputies will come under attack. this is after saturday's shocking ambush. surveillance video from a bus station shows what happened after the deputies were shot. both are expected to survive. authorities are focusing the investigation on several nearby street gangs. the investigators are looking for two suspects, the reward has green grown to $175,000. >>> in southern california firefighters are really having a tough time getting a handle on the bobcat fire. the fire has burned more than 38,000 acres since starting nine days ago in the angeles national forest. hundreds of homes are evacuated in the area surrounding santa anita. yesterday containment dropped from 6% to 3%. so far no homes have burned. put on pause. up next on "today in the bay," the reason l.a. county won't authorize any more business reopenings until at least the end of the month. plus, if you're looking forward to hitting the slopes this winter, the changes all skiers can expect to see at t

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halloween is going to be canceled here in l.a. where it was, by the way, you can tell i'm in l.a.hind me. halloween was on the chopping block in l.a. county put out a public service announcement you should not have family gatherings and the jewish holidays so if there fellow jews watching me right now, you really shouldn't. >> that's going to hurt our ratings. [laughter] what is senior frogs going to do? kat: i thought this was really strange because as far as i understood, spring break has been responsible of the spread of many diseases for decades now. it kind of does bum me out, not because i had plans to go to cancÚn and play chlamydia roulette but because it will mark more than a year of this pandemic and i hate it. i'm one of the lucky ones, i'm still working, i am not alone, none of my companions our children that i am responsible for. i'm lucky but i'm sick of this netflix and playing don't step on the syringe which is basically going for a walk in new york city. it's bad. whenever people ask me how i am, i say fine because others have it worse but it's also strange, i am

one of the largest fires in l.a. county history burning more than 106,000 acres. 1,500 firefighters are working just to get it under control. >>> the second deputy shot in an l.a. ambush attack is out of the hospital. the 31-year-old woman is now home resting. she was shot along with the 24-year-old deputy already recovering at home. the two were shot while sitting in their patrol car. >>> it turns out los angeles police have used facial recognition software, thousands of times over the past decade while denying they were doing so. the "l.a. times" is reporting the department has used the technology over 30,000 times. a spokesperson for lapd says it's not clear how those instances have led to arrests. lapd has access to a database of about 9 million mug shots. last year san francisco and u technology over privacy and civil rights concerns. >>> the death of ruth bader ginsbu ginsburg, the democrats -- it's energizing the base like nothing before. act blue reports $100 million in donations since her passing. >> and i h

. >> i was a young reporter then, sent to cover the l.a. riots in 1992. >> to the people of south central l.a., that 30-hour rampage was more revolt than riot. >> and then, like now, i find myself covering that same level of frustration and anger in streets across america. >> a chicago police detective charged with killing an unarmed woman, not guilty. >> the family of rakeyia boyd erupted in anger. >> new video today in the night jason van dyke killedla kwan mcdonald. >> my name is ashley o'shay. i'm from chicago, illinois. i'm 27 years old and i'm a cinematographer and documentarien. i in college in 2012 when trayvon martin was killed, that was really like the genesis for the current movement for black lives, but at the time of course we didn't know that. >> i was in the street in 2014. i was one of many people in the street for days in ferguson. if we were not in the street for mike brown people would have said we didn't exist. it wasn't until we went to the street that we took away people's ability to say this isn't an issue. we use our

lakers' star lebron james to match the reward money l.a. county sheriff challenged amount to $350,000 the challenge comes as the officer shot are now in stable condition. authorities have also released new video from the ambush attack it shows a wounded female deputy applying a tourniquet to her partner who was also shot. >>> outrage over videos showing a white deputy violently arresting a black man in georgia during a traffic stop. that deputy has been fired and the girlfriend of the man being beaten is speaking out >> reporter: it was a traffic stop for a broken taillight according to the family of roderick walker that somehow escalated to this. 26-year-old walker on the ground, restrained by two sheriff's deputies in georgia. the video does not show what led up to the encounter but from multiple angles you see two white deputies violently restraining walker who was black. in one video a deputy says walker bit him at another point an officer seen punching walker repeatedly >> my five-year-old was screaming don't do this, please stop. >> r

. >> reporter: l.a. area pizza places are also paying more for mozzarella. >> probably higher than i've ever seen it. >> reporter: it's not clear when supplies and prices for cheese and pepperoni will return to normal. restaurants we heard from don't plan to pass the higher cost on to customers, at least for now. elise preston, cbs news, new york.

the bobcat fire is one of the largest in l.a. county's history. 105,000 acres. officials have identified the firefighter who died battling a wildfire sparked by a gender reveal party.

. >> if you're getting up early, it is early on the west coast where you are, the l.a. times framed this moment that is getting so much attention this way, that on the one hand there are those who look at this as this uplifting women can do it all girl boss moment. on the other hand, there are those look at this showcasing how even in the literal halls of power in california, working moms cannot get the accommodations that they need. how do you see it? >> i think it is both of those things, actually. and i think it speaks to a broader point where parents right now are feeling across the board in a covid-19 world. a service worker who has a child that has to go back to work a week or two later, or front line worker figuring out how your kindergartner is dwogoing to be zoom while you're doing your job. i think the pandemic highlighted

. >> leadership with l.a.nified says that they are trying their best to make sure all students are engaged and have access to online learning classes. >>> coming up, you now have one more way to beat the heat this weekend. what's opening up in cities across the bay area starting today. >>> plus, he's a singer, songwriter, actor. a big surprise on the streets of los angeles. a single act that managed to impress superstar harry styles. >>> happening now yosemite national park reopens today. the park along with kings canyon closed due to lingering smoke from the creek fire, which is still burning northeast of fresno. yosemite says visitor services will reopen in stages throughout the weekend. 4:54. >>> good morning to you. 4:56. welcome back. so if you're looking to beat the heat this weekend, you have another option, something we haven't been able to do in a cinemark is opening several more theaters, redwood city, novato, san mateo, san bruno, daly city and vallejo on the list. if you plan to catch a flick you w

l.a. 95 and san jose ranked 89. the best city to drive if you have any guesses is lincoln, nebraska. >> where are you going? no where. >> in circles. >>> hey, something good this morning from a man who nearly lost everything in the czu lightning fire. >> this is an awesome story. so, nicky gaston and his family are still evacuated from their boulder creek home. atth little guy silas only 10 months old. santa cruz mountains strong illustration to raise money for fire victims and that includes one close friend of his whose home he tried to help save. >> little scary. it was covered with fire all around. i set up a sprinkler and hoping it would help it. and then the next day we had found out or two days later we found out his house burnt down. >> here's how you can help. you can buy posters or t-shirts with the santa cruz mountain strong logo and the proceeds go to the fire victims. other artists are contributing, as well. if you'd like to help, you can find a link at nbcbayarea.com. listen to this, laura, they just mo

meanwhile, l.a. mayor eric garcetti is ordering testing sites county wide to close over the weekend due to extreme heat. temperatures in most places will reach the triple digits. >>> to decision 2020 now and just announced the nfl is announcing a new social justice push. the league plans to halt all operations on that day to allow everyone league wide a chance to vote. >>> also more nba teams is turning their facilities into voting centers. the orlando magic home arena the amway center will serve as an early voting site. the warriors already made similar plans for chase center as part of an agreement between the nba and its players. >>> and next the top stories we're following f the negative attention one hair salon owner says she's getting in her dispute with house speaker nancy pelosi who called this video a set up. >>> and defying orders. the south bay church facing fines for not following county health orders. you're watching "today in the bay." experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can f

l.a.heriff's department saying we pray for the recovery of your two deputies. >> my only reaction was to actually cry that this happened. >> police officers association president tony monya condemnedo blame. >> when our politicians start to praise rioters and vilify police officers, you know, this is what happens. >> reporter: hours after the shooting, several demonstrators blocked the emergency room entrance where the deputies were treated. >> they were saying death to the police. kill -- kill the police. and they were using all type of curse words. >> i think it's really, really unfortunate that this happened. >> defund sfpd now organizer, alex karim, isn't surprised by the act of violence. >> people who do shootings like this, right, they don't represent the movement but they are inevitable reflection of the failures of policing to provide public safety for all of us, right? >> governor gavin newsom tweeted the perpetrator must quickly be brought to justice. cornell barnard, abc 7 news.

halloween is going to be canceled here in l.a. where it was, by the way, you can tell i'm in l.a. me. halloween was on the chopping block in l.a. county put out a public service announcement you should not have family gatherings and the jewish holidays so if there fellow jews watching me right now, you really shouldn't. >> that's going to hurt our ratings. [laughter] what is senior frogs going to do? kat: i thought this was really strange because as far as i understood, spring break has been responsible of the spread of many diseases for decades now. it kind of does bum me out, not because i had plans to go to cancÚn and play chlamydia roulette but because it will mark more than a year of this pandemic and i hate it. i'm one of the lucky ones, i'm still working, i am not alone, none of my companions our children that i am responsible for. i'm lucky but i'm sick of this netflix and playing don't step on the syringe which is basically going for a walk in new york city. it's bad. whenever people ask me how i am, i say fine because others have it worse but it's also strange, i am this

the l.a. counter belmont county health director gave up the entire game of what they are doing with schools, and this audio recording of when schools might see in person learning again. >> we anticipate that we are moving either to tear two at least until after the election. it seemsio to us more realistic approach to think that we would be here where we are now until after the election.th >> laura: can you believe that? they are now admitting -- he probably didn't know that we get broadcasted, they admit this is all about politics. i hope you in l.a. are happy with your leader. while we believe though in the pursuit of happiness, they believe in the pursuit of guilt. both sides believe in sin, i guess, but only one side believes in forgiveness. god may forgive you, but aoc never will. remember the old '80s film classic? >> how did you account for the proliferation these days, it's obscene! rock 'n' roll music with its gospel of easy sexuality and relaxed morality. >> laura: hollywood was port

a search is under way for a suspect the l.a. county sheriff's office says shot two of its deputies in the head in an apparent ambush. officials say the deputies are currently fighting for their lives. they were parked outside a transit station in compton. officials say both were shot multiple times and underwent surgery. both graduated from the academy 14 months ago.ai on t developing story coming up in a few minutes later in the show. >>> back here in the bay area, happening today, football is back. the 49ers are scheduled to play the arizona cardinals in the season opener at leeveigh's stadium but the nfl is closely monitoring the air quality index for this afternoon's kickoff. if the aqi is above 200 for a consistent amount of time, the game could be postponed to a t tomorrow or other options will be explored. >> if it happens sunday, my understand is if it gets to 200, we'll start discussing what to do with the game. i don't think that's my decision at all. i know it's not, thank goodness, so we'll see what happens. hopefull

the l.a.ounty sheriff says the ambush was a cowardly act on real people doing a tough job. >> the deputies were doing their job, minding their own business and watching out for the safety of the people on the train and seen somebody walk up and start shooting on them, it pisses me off. it does amaze me at the same time, there is no pretty way to say it. laura: the deputies were taken to a local hospital, they both had surgery after the shooting, they were both shot multiple times. president trump tweeted if they died fast trial death penalty for the killer only way to stop it. witnesses say protesters showed up to the hospital where the deputies were taken chanting anti-law enforcement slogans, riot police showed up to the protest, the l.a. county sheriff's department tweeted this last night, to the protesters blocking the entrance and exit of the hospital emergency room yelling we hope they die referring to the two l.a. sheriff's ambushed in compton do not block emergency entries and exits to

les met we showed youou footingf the shootings, the attempted assassination of two l.a. deputies. the sheriff now in los angeles have challenged nba activist lebron james to double the reward money to capture the shooter. lebron james says he's opposed to violence. has he responded to that? will have an update with candace owens after the break. ♪ welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. ♪ >> tucker: a manhunt for the gunman who ambushed and tried to assassinate two sheriff deputies in compton, california, that happened saturday night, candace owens joins us in a r minute to respond to everything swelling on that story but first an update, the hospital where those two deputies are being treated tonight. bill. >> tucker, good evening to you, the latest information from a hospital here is that both of those deputies are still in intensive care but the good news tonight as t

players could influence with a future strike the l.a. clippers owner steve ballmer a fittingly named man giving his testicular appearance has funded both the l.a.p.d. as community safety partnership program which expands police presence in distressed areas and a u.c.l.a. study. that found the program to be wildly successful despite not asking any actual residents it is far from even the worst n.b.a. owner the houston rockets tillman for has a long history of whining about him trying to dodge rescue regulations that force him to pay for his employees health care and then there's the orlando magic it's owned by the divine. that. the one with the queen of privatizing schools and her brother the king of killing people like any other multibillion dollar corporation the n.b.a. is wrapped up in some of the shady used investments the global capital system has to offer but without the players there enough it's time for these athletes to realize the power they hold and use it to demand change together they can reclaim these teams from their greedy

here's what l.a. eric garcetti had to say about the. >> there is no place in civilized society for anybody to draw an arm and shoot our law enforcement officer. these are folks who put their lives on the line for us and we will find justice for them and i pray for the recovery. >> also joe biden called the attack a cold-blooded shooting, he said the perpetrator must be brought to justice. jon: christina coleman in los angeles, thank you. black lives matter protest bringing traffic to a standstill on the busiest bridge in the world, the george washington bridge in new york city last night, shutting down the upper level of the bridge for an hour. later in the night protesters getting into a confrontation with police in a precinct in upper manhattan. they took six people into custody and charged them with disorderly conduct. hurricane watches are in effect with tropical storm sally flooding key west as a heads towards the gold coast. meanwhile hurricane paulette is threatening bermuda. adam klotz is foll

i hope you in l.a. are a happy with your leaders feared we believe, though, and the pursuit of happiness. they believe in the pursuit of guilt. both sides believe in sin, i guess, but only one side believes in forgiveness. god may forgive you, but aoc never will. remember this old '80s film classics? >> if he wasn't testing us, how would you account for the proliferation of rock 'n' roll music, with its gospel of easy sexuality and relaxed morality? >> laura: hollywood was portraying a middle american town as anti-fun, anti-dancing, but now liberal governors like michigan's gretchen whitmer and a big biden ally, against dancing, no large gatherings, keep your distance, kids, 6 feet, 8 feet, 10 feet, pretty much everything in the left's ideal world comes with a lecture these days. hey, kids, let's watch the local sports team. >> i think i'm just embarrassed, as a white person. >> this is what we, the players, would like to hear. >> we, the national football league. >> condemn racism and systematic oppres

it's even worse in l.a. county.ause a lot of this area depends on entertainment and hospitality and tourism and a lot of those jobs are not coming back right now, chuck. so a lot of this has echoes of what we felt in 2008. i was a local reporter just coming out of college. a lot of this feels the same way. the only difference is the numbers are much worse. the number -- unemployment number right now, that rate is higher than it was at the height of the great recession back ten years ago or so. so the need is astronomical but thankfully there are people here willing to help. chuck? >> steve patterson with a very important point on the unemployment picture. and i do think people have not perhaps it's the president's rhetoric that has numbed people for this, but people have not fully grasped the current economic situation we're in. steve patterson in l.a., thank you. >>> up next -- a new step towards combating the racial disparities in health care as new research shows the outsized impact of covid-19 and what it contin

and major league baseball the l.a. dodgers have won the national league west title for the 8th year running the dodgers stayed in the lead over the oakland a's the entire game 4 impressive homers like this one from corey seeger helped seal the deal l.a. are now top the top seed heading into the playoffs final score here 62. well that's all of your sports news for the day had to record a laura thanks very much indeed. the body of the u.s. supreme justice ruth bader ginsburg has arrived at the supreme court where she'll lie in repose for the next 2 days these are the pictures of her call skits arriving the hearse arriving at the supreme court is just. a few moments ago just in the last half hour there's the supreme court police carrying the body of ruth bader ginsburg the supreme court justice who died at the age of $87.00 due to pancreatic cancer she is now lying in repose in the supreme court for the next 2 days we can also see plenty of people gathering the pay their respects to this woman who is an absolute icon and

just this february of this year, the "l.a.imes" reported that price's organization, the so-called africa town coalition met several times with mayor eric garcetti's office. eric garcetti didn't think price was a dangerous lunatic. just the opposite. in fact his office met with price's group to start forcing local businesses to obey their demands. so the guy who celebrates cop killing was his go to consultant for "cultural competency." the mayor says he's now opposed to shooting police officers. too late, we know the truth. meanwhile, the nearby city of lynnwood, next to compton, were police officers were hospitalized tonight. the city manager, a man called jose, also celebrated. he posted this statement on his personal instrument. "the chickens come home to roost," cook water and malcolm x, in other words, they deserved what they got. the city council is notd condemned those remarks. multiply these attitudes by every democratic officeholder in america and you won't be surprised to see our cities burning. and our crops murdered

this is one of the largest l.a.burning more than 106,000 acres. 1,500 firefighters are working to try to control this fire including some crews from bay area fire departments. >>> well, the second deputy shot in l.a. during an ambush attack is out of the hospital. the 31-year-old woman now home and resting. she was shot along with a 24-year-old deputy who is recovering from home as well. the two were shot while sitting in their patrol car. the search for anyone connected to the shooting continues. >>> well, it turns out l.a. police have used facial recognition software thousands of times over the past decade while denying they were using it. the "l.a. times" reporting the department has used the technology over 30,000 times. a spokesperson for lapd says it's not clear how those instances have led to arrests. lapd has access to a database of about 9 million mug shots. last year san francisco and oakland banned the use the technology over privacy and civil rights concerns. >>> the death of ruth bader ginsburg is alter

he selected a running mate that applauded the l.a. police department for cutting 150 million from their police funds. and that's making the country less safe. and i'm going to make sure that we keep america america. i don't know that he can catch up on the "law & order" issue. it's one thing to go after your opponent but if you go after your opponent on something like "law & order," the difference between the two candidates is so obvious. it's the out unscripted stuff we love so much, in a situation where you have people literally terrified for their lives and terrified for their children, families having to sit in their kitchen with a hunting rifle to protect their families. in that kind of environment, you don't see that kind of support necessarily picking up in polls because in that kind of environment, a stranger calls you up on your phone people tend to either not answer or answer however they need to answer to get them off the phone. that's another thing that we should be paying close attention to between now and the election. t

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the l.a. sheriff's department later tweeted this. "to the protesters blocking the entrance and exit of the hospital emergency room yelling "we hope they die," referring to the l.a. sheriffs ambush today today in compton, do not block emergency entries and exits at the hospital. people's lives are are at stake when ambulances can't get through." william la jeunesse's life for us in l.a. william? >> harris, i watched several of these videos posted by protesters who went to the hospital on saturday night. while the deputies were undergoing surgery, about a dozen men blocked the driveway and try to get in, and they taunted cops who guarded theent, pigs," and multiple times saying, "i hope they die," and "you're next," challenging the cops to drop their guns and fight. it was shot on cell phones and they have not given us permission to use that, so we can't show it. this happened just hours after the deputies inside the patrol car, the suspect approaches, he fires through the window. he later escaped with an accomplice in a mercedes sedan

here in l.a. county, about 17.5%. we see the need for these distributions to remain as long as this unemployment rate is at really his stork levels. these distributions help because it allows families to come through, not get out of their car, quickly get food assistance and move on. for people that don't have a car, they'll go to one of our agency partners and get food assistance in that way. >> you distributed something like 90 million pounds of food since this crisis started. what kind of strain does something like this put on the food bank? do you have enough resources to keep doing this and how do donations look? >> we've had to add trucking. we've had warehouse space donated to us which is really very helpful on the capacity side. on the food, we're looking for any source of food we can find to keep these distributions going. as you mentioned, more than double, 125% up, distribution since the pandemic hit compared to the prepandemic period. we're looking for any resources we can get. volunteers is a big part of

two l.a. county sheriff's deputies ambushed, shot at point blank range, and it was all caught on surveillance camera. we have a look at the scene from last night, an aerial view from our nbc station in los angeles. the shooting happened about 7:00 p.m. and the hunt is still on for the shooter. investigators say it happened near a metro station in compton. a 31-year-old female officer and 24-year-old male officer both were shot as they sat in their patrol cars. th sheriff's office says both deputies are fighting for their lives. the sheriff's office says both were part of the same class and have been on the force for just a little more than one year. we want to warn you the surveillance video of the shooting is disturbing. it shows a single shooter, a man, approaching the deputies' parked suv and opening fire through the passenger side window. we've chosen to freeze the video before you see the shooting. the l.a. sheriff says that these deputies are more than just a uniform. they are real peopl

the l.a. county sheriff right here on the fox news channel. >> trace: the mayor of rochester, new york ordering the immediate firing of the city's police chief less than a week after he announced he would retire later this month and two other city officials have be suspended without pay and looking into the federal investigation into the death of daniel prude. police command members resigned amid protests over the incident. >> sandra: all this coming amid growing concerns about violence nationwide. "wall street journal" columnist bill mcgurn with a new piece. confessions of a new gun owner. people are losing confidence the police will keep them safe. bill mcgurn joins us now and fox news contributor. it is a chilling piece at moments in it where you reveal the reasons for which you requested gun ownership and you say police ultimately issued me a gun permit. i want to put it up on the screen. you say this. even in the suburbs many are no longer confident our authorities would or could keep us

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last night we showed you footage from a shooting, the attempted assassination up to l.a.'sheriff's deputies. the sheriff now in los angeles has challenged nba activist lebron james to double the reward money to capture the shooter. lebron james says he is opposed to violence. is he responding to that? we have an update with candace owens after the break. ♪ bottom line is, mom's love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. (his voice) "baloney!" (automated voice) has joined the call. (voice from phone) hey, baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. >> tucker: a manhunt for the gunmen who tried to ambush and assassinate to sheriff's deputies in compton, california, the happen saturday night. we are responding to everything swirling around that story. first an update. we are are at the hospital where those two deputies are being treated. >> tucker, good evening to you. they are both sit stable and both expected to make it one is the 31-year-old mother of six rolled child on the other as of

where the terrible unhealthy highly polluted air, so polluted in the los angeles area, they shut down t l.a. zoo because of the smoke in the area. >> hard to breathe. paul vercammen, thank you. >>> and tom sater is tracking tropical storm sally. when will this storm start making troubling? >> looks like tomorrow night. we're at the peak of the season. 15 years ago we went through the entire alphabet and six letters in to the greek alphabet and we're outpacing that year. and sally will start to wrap around the core and it will most likely become a hurricane. could make a landfall at maybe category 2 strength. but i'm concerned more about the speed that it is moving. by tomorrow night, you will see all of this flash flood watches here, this rain will be more concentrated right into the parishes of louisiana, southeastern part of the state. all the models in pretty good agreement. at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night, it is just off the shore the mouth of the mississippi. by 8:00 a.m. tuesday morning, only 40 miles inland. so with that slow movement, it will drop a lot of rainfall. and you can see the

. >>> there is video of the moments that follow that horrific ambush shooting of two l.a. sheriff's deputies that's been released now. what it captures is heroism. during the shock and chaos, one of the deputies jumps in to help save her partner's life. a warning that these images are disturbing as we take a moment to watch this whole video. >> it's an incredible moment of bravery. the two deputies, each of them shot four to five times, according to officials, had exited their patrol car to take cover there behind that pillar. the deputy patching up her partner, bleeding herself from a gunshot wound to her face, still managing to help her partner who was struggling to stand up, and bleeding heavily. applying a tourniquet. that deputy is a 31-year-old mother and credits her for saving her 24-year-old partner's life. while they're starting what will be, no doubt, a long road to recovery, a massive manhunt is under way for the shooter i want to bring in rob harris, director for the los angeles police protective league union, which represents the lapd, which is separate from t

detective mark gayman of the l.a. county sheriff's department said investigators looked at every angle. remembering how the gunman at first asked garrett about his brand new volvo. they wondered if it would be road rage, someone he tangled with on the freeways. mr. warren is a stuntman. guessing he doesn't always drive the speed limit or use his blinker to change lanes. >> could be possible. >> or could be personal. >> could have been an ex-business partner or someone who he was dating that was jealous, maybe a ex-husband or ex-boyfriend. there was an array of possibles on who could have done this. >> possibilities that led from the bloody crime scene to bright lights of the movie business to the parts of l.a. that tourists never see. >> there seemed to be an entire cast of suspects who may have wanted garrett dead. police started making a list while the stuntman's friends prepared for worst. coming up -- getting ready to say good-bye to a friend. >> i'm going to lose my friend. he's not going to make it. all these th

"today in the bay," the reward being offered in the search for a man wanted in the shooting of two l.a. county sheriff's deputies and what we're learning about the moment leading up to a brutal attack. >>> plus, the bay area tech giant now poised to become tiktok's u.s. technology partner. we'll talk about it when we return. 4:40. >>> right now at 4:43 as we take a look at our temperature trend for the morning as you head out the door in antioch we are going to see those temperatures in the upper 50s it start this morning. and then as we go into the rest of the day still smoky but temperatures staying a little bit lower. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead for theg up in a f. >>> kari, right over my shoulder this red squiggle, take a look at it. it might be very important for folks traveling out of the altamont pass through pleasanton and continuing in towards fremont. also important for folks out of free month to sunol. the power line is down. the road is closed through that stretch. we'll talk about more coming up. >>> good morning. i'm bertha coombs with your top business he

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he's the former ceo of microsoft and current owner of the l.a. clippers.ve, thank you for being here. before we get into usa facts, i've got to ask you about this. i know you have never seen president trump's taxes, but i want to talk about "the new york times" reporting because there's this argument, listen, rich people know how to work the system. they know how to optimize the system. and you're definitely the richest person i'm going to talk to today. when you see a billionaire paying zero federal taxes or at most, 750 bucks over the course of many, many years, does that square with you? >> i sure don't know how to do that. i'll just say, i sure don't know how to do that. i think that our tax system is complicated, for sure. obviously, people with more resources have more ability to understand what to do that's proper. i know nothing about president trump's taxes. but does it seem right to me that folks who are very affluent don't pay much in taxes? that doesn't seem right to me. >> does it seem right to you that somebody would pay zero who has a busine

and earlier today the sheriff of l.a. county issued a change to the nba superstar lebron james to match that reward money. lebron james hasn't replied yet. we will see what happens. >> sean: our thoughts and prayers with them and their families. these two officers were receiving critical aid at the hospital a group of anti-police demonstrators blocked the entrance and the exit to the hospital room screaming we hope they f-ing die. watch this. >> [bleep]. >> [shouting]. >> hey! yo. >> [bleep]. i hope they die! >> sean: pretty disgusting and repulsive. the monster who shot these two offic officers still out there. $100,000 reward for information on the gunman. the sheriff challenged lebron james to patch that reward. joining us with more is the l.a. county sheriff himself alex. sir, i watched your emotional press conference the other night. our thoughts and prayers are with your entire team and these officers in particular. any new updates? they are in stable condition? do we know if there will be long-term damage? >> that