the l.a. published this video last month. along with the reporting, alleging that the county sheriff's department, and up to and including the sheriff himself, attempt at the cover of the incident, because they fear that negative light to this incident could shed on the department. the sheriff himself has maintained that he didn't know about this until months after it happens. he says he didn't cover anything up. he says they believe the deputy of duty immediately after we came out will that happened. well, yesterday, that same l.a. times reporter, helene, added to the story. reporting that an l.a. county sheriff's department commander had filed a new legal claim, contesting all of those denials from the sheriff. alleging specifically that the sheriff had a view of the video of the incident just five days after it occurred. not eight months later, which is what he claimed. the commander further alleges that sheriff villanueva said that the group with, quote, we do not need the bug media this t

dude, since the press conference on tuesday, the l.a. times lass published a statement con tem demming the sheriff's actions, and a blistering letter saying in part quote that the department actually initiated an investigation of the reporter. it would contra vene well-established constitutional law which bars prosecutors of news reporters for publishing information from confidential official records including leaked videos of matters of public interest. although i would have assumed that someone of your position would know this, and this letter should leave no doubt that any attempt to prosecute her is an abuse of your official position that risks subjecting you and the county to legal liability. the general counsel put the sheriff on notice that he should retain any documents and communications related to this matter. i should also tell you that despite these direct threats she has faced, l.a. times reporter alene continues to do her job and continues to advance this story, today. she published a new eyewitness account from one of the

l.a.deo last month of an extreme use of force incident and l.a. county jail. she also reported on internal documents showing that officials in the sheriff's department including the sheriff himself had tried to cover that incident up in order to avoid that press. so the sheriff, whose name is alex valieva. he said no that is true here she's learned about this incident till months of what happened. he took immediate action as soon as he knew about it. that's where the story stood this week when that same l.a. times reporter reported that a courting to a commander in the department the sheriff had actually viewed a video of the incident five days after it had happened and he said at the time to other sheriffs of his employees quote we do not need by media at this time. l.a. times broke that story on monday and then all he double hockey sticks broke out on tuesday sheriff villaneuva conveyed a press conference. not just dispute all this reporting but also to go after the l.a. times's reporter

in l.a. the destruction of los angeles isn't>> a liberation act. itit is an act of suicide under george gasconsc, criminals are treated like victims and victims are treated like tre they don't matter at all. the consequences ofe. this predictable a massive crime wave, the deluge of stories for the few remainingin reporters still working honestly in los angeles, one of the best reporters in town evolution, film illusion, for us in the city of los angeles, no one's covered gascoine more closely than bill maruja. ll all of my best sources in all of l.a. are deputy d.a. within t the da's office, dozens of theme this prosecutor in the d.a. office is hard core gang unit asked us for anonymity. i typically know what happens in that office beforeau they drive on something because people are soo about what's going on . one prosecutor told me the way it feels working fore george gascon right now. he likens it toas what do you imagine it felt like at the end of the vietnam war afterer all that work, bui

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the l.a. sheriff department inspector general, who investigates things like this. the reason you put up the photo of those three the sheriff announced all three are subjects of a criminal investigation into how "the la times" reporter got that security footage. they're all the subjects of a criminal investigation now by his office. he says they're all being investigated now for possible felonies, like conspiracy and burglary and unauthorized use of a data base. he put up this list of potential crimes. all while "the la times" reporter was in the front row covering the press conference for this paper. while the sheriff puts up her picture as a possible perpetrator who his office is going after. this decision by the sheriff today to announce a criminal investigation into this reporter, certainly look like retaliation. the executive editor of the l.a. times put out this statement tonight citing the sheriff's attempt to criminalize news reporting, saying it goes against well established constituti

people were panicked, and people in south l.a. wanted to see the police come in. >> they will kill you in an instant. your life and the life of any innocent citizen means absolutely nothing to them. they're just vicious little animals. >> they killing everybody. they just blasted, you know what i mean? >> you're up against the rotten little cowards who shoot innocent people. >> these are little terrorists, and we've got to do something about them. >> in order to really touch this problem you've got to deal with jobs. you've got to deal with education. you've got to deal with decent housing. >> you always have police stops. pull you on the side, make you get out of the car, make your children get out of the car. they're just very disrespectful. lapd was always an intimidation factor. you knew that you had limits and bounds because these guys basically would kill you. >> the academy was like a marine corp kind of boot camp. it was very, very strenuous both academically, physically and everything. and the wash out rate was very high.

l.a.derstand, why would anyone kill all these people, and why in such a statistic manner? the lapd searched for clues in the surrounding russia among the neighbors, as of course do the ever growing army of reporters. >> the lights weren't on. usually the gate light as on, at least -- >> why would you take note of? that >> it's always there. >> strange, despite all the carnage, no real crew clues. though, there was this one thing -- >> small amount of narcotics was found in the sebring. some pot and hash were found in the house to. so now police begin to wonder could the murders have something to do with the lifestyles of sharon and her fabulous friends live? in morning, and shock, director roman polanski found himself in front of a camera, defending his dead wife. >> sharon not only didn't use drugs, she didn't touch alcohol, she didn't smoke cigarettes. >> also in was thinking about was her baby, and their baby who died with her. >> a lot of blood all over the place, close -- >> but then

the l.a. riots. even now, more healing needs to happen. we're talking about the tensions that still exist and the steps being taken right now to heal those wounds. >>> also, a change of stance. why governor newsom is now pushing to keep our state's only nuclear power plant open. it's a controversial move. you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills,

the l.a.riff of abusing his position in an attempt to intimidate their reporter. cnn's nick watt reports right now, veanueva has a history of attracting controversy. >> an inmate gets punchy at a sheriff's department lock-up. in this footage recently obtained by the los angeles times. you see a deputy's knee on the now handcuffed inmate's neck or head. this week, l.a. county sheriff alex via veanueva announced a n investigation. an investigation into who leaked that video. he pointed at a picture of the l.a. times reporter who broke the story. >> is this los angeles times reporter under investigation by the department? >> well, the act is under investigation. all parties to the act are subjects of the investigation. >> it was, you know, uncomfortable and bizarre and a little surreal to see my photo up there. it's obviously alarming, of course, when a powerful government official would do something like that. >> raises the question, why? well, this potentially excessive use of force by one of h

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new dodgers closer craig kept bill making his l.a.an in the all you can eat section at camelback ranch. 6-2 giants and the next badder, brett auerbach. last one to the berm. and joey part's good spring continues. third homer of the spring for the man trying to filibuster posey's shoes. giants beat l.a. 10-2. a's and rockies. tony kemp. leadoff homer to right field. he, too, looking good in the short spring. eight extra mitts, a triple. elvis has left the building. elvis andrus, his first home ore. spring. this game ends in an 11-11 tie in spring training and big news for petaluma native spencer torquele son-in-law. he'll make his -- torqueleson. he'll make his minor league debut. he's had a great 2021, last season. making this pretty much a formality. cool for the bay area product. we have all the things going on. five games left in the warriors' regular season before the playoffs. oracle park, they have all the bunting up, some of the signage and i'm sure across the bay in oakland they're getting ready for that. friday, that weather

actually, i got the l.a. river open. drive back. >> jimmy: the l.a. river open? >> the actual l.a.to the l.a. river. just meet us there. we'e going shoot there. so we drove under a bridge, and he came to us, and he was like i got two helicopters, okay? okay? okay? and i'm going to fly the two helicopters down to the bridge, okay? you just jump out of the thing, shoot at the helicopters. it's going to be great. how the -- did you get two helicopters out of the middle of nowhere. he is don't ask questions, we're rolling. >> jimmy: you're driving while this is happening? >> i'm driving. i'm driving and screaming and acting and i'm calling on the driver. and i call my boy on facetime, you know. >> jimmy: while you're driving? >> while i'm driving. because you got to. you have to. if mike going to make some executive decision, i'm going make some executive decisions too. >> now you get a sense why it might be a little san diegans to be dangerous to drive with him. >> jimmy: oprah would not like this at all. all apologies to oprah. jake gyllenhaal and yahya abdul-mateen with us with "amb

taking l.a.adical prosecutor called gascon, the black lives matter people and the defund the police people and george soros. this man takes over and one man changes life for everybody in los angeles. it's beyond belief. the documentary is called "suicide of l.a." and here's a portion. >> who supports this? gascon is intent on destroying what generation visit built. >> his supporters were the black lives matter crowd. >> gascon is supported by the crowd that wants to do defund law enforcement. >> defund the police. >> he is supported by a large swaths of the celebrity crowd. >> join me in welcoming the one and only the john legend. >> here in l.a. >> and george soros who is bankrolling progressive district attorney's across the country. >> soros donated over $2 million to gascon's campaign. he was not alone. >> this is funded by soros and company. and reed hastings and the billionaires up in the bay area. >> the only person who opposes gascon is the county sheriff. >> here in l.a., the city and co

craig kimbrel making his l.a. debut. and the giants greeted him like they should.n deep to left. 6-2 giants in the seventh. next beater, auerbach blasting one to the berm. and he's got fans into into the stands. and joey bart, 3rd home turnover spring. giants beat l.a. 10- the a's appear rockies. tony kemp he's looking good. eight extra-base hits. six doubles and a triple for than it's man named t. k. elvis elvis andrus first homer of the spring. a's offense looking to get it going without chapman and olson. this game ends in an 11-11 all tied. spencer orcalson will make his major league debut on opening day. 2020 minors cancelled. he had a great 2021 so this is a formalty but very cool. tigers host the white sox on friday to open the season. and then today is world autism awareness day. yesterday, draymond green along with anthony ionai host a basketball clinic for children on the spectrum. ioni was the first basketball player to play with awe thank you >> it's to simply have a friend in this world. and if i can help that, i'm always down and always want to be a h

this week, l.a.her investigation. >> here are the three individuals we want to know about. >> reporter: an investigation into who leaked that video. he pointed at a picture of the l.a. times reporter who broke the story. >> is this los angeles times reporter under investigation by the department? >> well, the act is under investigation. all parties to the act are subjects of the investigation. >> it was uncomfortable and bizarre and a little bit surreal to see my photo up there. it's obviously alarming, of course, when a powerful government official would do something like that. >> reporter: raises the question, why? well, this potentially excessive use of force by one of his deputies was kept from the public. the video only surfaced last month, but it happened more than a year ago, just as jury selection began in minneapolis for the trial of derek chauvin who murdered george floyd with a knee on the neck. sheriff villanueva blocked and stalled an investigation states one of the sheriff's underlings

this week, l.a. county sheriff announced another investigation. >> three individuals that we want to know a lot about. >> an investigation into who leaked that video. he pointed at a picture of the l.a. times reporter. who broke the story. >> is this los angeles times reporter under investigation by the department? >> the act is under investigation. all parties to the act are subject to investigation. >> it was uncomfortable and bizarre. and surreal to see my photo up there. it's alarming of course. when a powerful government official would do something like that. >> raising the question, why? this potentially excessive use of force by one of the deputies was kept from the public. the video only surfaced last month. it happened more than a year ago. just as jury selection began in minneapolis for the trial of who murdered george floyd with a knee on neck. he stalled and blocked an investigation. to obstruct justice and avoid bad publicity for his reelection campaign. >> the foundation of the lawsuit

now we've got a new day in l.a. so they're going to i got caught on the 14th floor right there in compton. there's sook they're going to drop a gang of like my gun in his me and my gang enhancement. my gang has been fifteen years from being a gang memberen and thent the gun in the commission of a crime is going well. i'll get the name on the face right there. gascon alcalay from the right there bro. is making the story changes for all of us . so i'm just grateful for like i got good news on that so at least now i know like that you're coming home like every time i tell me you're coming home and soccer what you heard right there certainly is not an isolated incident. your documentary also has another murderer from behind his cell in prison toasting one of his cellmates with prison moonshine smilingce saying, hey, we're going home on this. george gascon directed your documentary alsoon has jailhouse audio of a twenty six year old transgender child molester boasting that nothing is going to happen to him and he's not g

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. >> reporter: and top the dodgers, even jennifer, who is from l.a., is on board to chant beat l.a. >re you a dodger's fan before? >> no. never. never. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in san francisco, andrea nakano, kpix5. >> >>> the boys of summer will feel comfortable with the weather today. >> felt like summer today. temperatures in the middle 80s in san francisco. 90s inland. we are going to see changes as we head through the next few days, today, the hottest day so far in 2022. changes are on the way as the heat dome shifts off to the southeast and the next storm system, it misses us and sends the moisture to the pacific northwest. close enough to kick up a breeze tomorrow. but, right now, clear skies over the bay area, nice look at downtown san francisco where the temperature is just below 70. still 70 in san jose. 70 degrees in oakland. if we have the temperatures in the middle of the afternoon that would be a pretty normal early april day. instead, the sun has been down for 3-1/2 hours and we are still this warm. the temperatures are going to back down to the lower to middle 50s to

on tuesday, l.a. metro which operates the buses and rail across l.a.y of this week. county supervisor said this as part of the statement. with more tools at our disposal to combat there virus including wider availability of vaccines, the county can continue to progress toward its new normal. that's the announcement lifting the mandate. 48 hours later, your office then says, no, you got to keep the masks on. this is the same county government. what explains that? >> you know, again, i want to note the trigger for this decision, not a decision based on the science . it's our transit facilities and our transit lines. it's a consistent strategy. >> it isn't consistent. it isn't consistent because on tuesday, on tuesday, the county su supervisor said there's enough to lift the mask mandate. 48 hours a completely contradictory decision from the county. >> on tuesday the cdc haven't yet weighed in with their assessment whether or not it was essential to continue with this safety protection measure. >> that was really helpful for us in terms of guidance. it is

lapd says 17 different gangs are targeting people in l.a.ensive jewelry carry designer bags after they leave restaurants, stores and nightclubs, 211 robberies in l.a. since last year all but one of the 46 suspects arrested are repeat offenders leading to more criticism l.a. county d.a. george gascon aggressive policies are soft on crime. >> officers arrest people and literally there faster than they can finish reports. they look at it within 72 hours, when is it going to stop? it makes no sense. >> a spokesperson for the das office tells me they are taking cases seriously and collaborating with law enforcement to stop the violence. arthel: christina coleman, lived at our los angeles bureau, thank you. eric: the new york city subway, regarding discussions on how best mass transit systems safe. coming up, how we can do that. we have video of the mall shooting in south carolina or multiple people were injured. police cars driving out to the scene there, you can hear -- this is video from justin smith and you can hear him say how ridiculous this

[ laughter ] been in l.a.and already you are very tan and i am as white as a a sheet. [ laughter ] everybody can hear jimmy right well here in the studio? yeah, okay great. okay good [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it doesn't quite sound as loud as the crew over here [ cheers and applause are you not entertained? >> what's going on [ crowd chanting ] >> fallon! fallon fallon >> i'm fine staying here [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is so fun this is so weird it's a comfy chair much better than my chair. my gosh. really, i'm writing down all complaints [ laughter ] i don't have a spit cup. i don't have any of this [ laughter ] change my whole life [ applause ] this is fun. i love it. thanks for having me yeah, that was a little behind the scenes there [ cheers and applause it was interesting jen, sharon, aaron, irwin, thank you guys so much they took care of me mickey, alec potter, gary, danny, were the writers. guillermo, of course thank you. cleto and the cletones and, of course, jimmy and molly. thank you so much

called pilot season and so, all these kind of out of work english actors go over to l.a.e're all working incredibly hard. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i get it it's sunny out in l.a. >> it's sunny out in l.a but there was this group of us, and some of us lived together, some of us didn't. and -- but we would always go and hang out and play. and none of us got jobs. and then someone would get a a job and sort of go stratospheric and then the rest of us would sit back and - >> jimmy: what are we doing with our life? >> yeah. >> jimmy: play ping pong >> there was a lot of ping pong >> jimmy: these are people like andrew garfield? >> andrew, very good at ping-pong. [ cheers and applause fierce, fierce ping pong player, garfield >> jimmy: is he really >> yeah, and i just remember that he did once come -- you know when you play tennis and someone comes with, like, a bag and maybe with two rackets >> jimmy: yeah >> i just remember once playing with andrew and he turned up with a ping pong bat in a like case [ light laughter ] i was like, he is not messing around he's a very good

during a teleconference l.a.alth director said masking up a still needed locally on public transit due to elevated covid transmissions. >> while they would be much preferable to have the cdc had previously mandated a requirement that covers the entire country until the legal challenges are addressed it is important local jurisdictions take direction from the cdc on what measures are needed to protect the public health. >> the d.o.j. announced it will appeal the judge's ruling that struck down the national mask mandate for public transit on monday. today on fox news doctor anthony fauci told neil collude with the decision should be left up to the cdc. >> this is a public health decision. i think it is a bad precedent when decisions about public health issues are made by people, be they judges or what have you that don't have experience or expertise in public health. >> also, as of now writers in new york, massachusetts and wisconsin are also required to mask up in a number of public transit settings per the local

in the l.a.case, the day after the sheriff targeted the reporter, the reporter posted another story where there is someone who says the sheriff lied. i showed the sheriff the video of an officer putting his knee on the neck of a person more than three minutes. the sheriff lied about it. police will lie about anything. >> both with kqed, thank you for being with us today. >> it pleasure pier >> thank you. >>> turning now to the environment. a shift emerging in the way environmental advocates and scientists look at protecting the planet. the stance is evolving from sustainability to regeneration. the concern is land and oceans have become so depleted of biodiversity it is not enough to sustain the status quo. instead we need to actively repair the damage we have done and regenerate the earth. next guest has launched a mission to restore the abundance of the oceans by 2050. an ocean advocate and explore as well as the granddaughter of the underwater scimitar for an scientists who can install. thank

l.a. county issued a new public health order that started friday 12:00 a.m.yone ages two and older regardless of their vaccination status to wear a mask and all public transit and indoor transportation hubs. airports and subway stations. even though a federal judge struck down the national mask mandate covering airlines and other public transportation monday, l.a. county's health director says masking up is still needed due to elevated covid transmission. >> it would be much preferable to have cdc as previously mandated requirement that covers the entire country. the challenges are addressed, it's important local jurisdictions take direction from the cdc on what measures are needed to protect the public health. >> d.o.j. announced they will appeal the judge's ruling 40 the mask mandate public transit but as of now if you passport lax if you're required to wear a mask but you don't have to wear a mask on the plane. >> i feel there's a reason so i'll follow the rules but i don't like to wear a mask. >> the thing i don't like is the flip-flop. get on one side or

it was sent to the crime lab in l.a.ours later, came an answer. >> she was not the donor of the dna profile from the bite. >> that left just one possible suspect, number five on the list, john ruetten's ex-girlfriend, stephanie lazarus. nuttall called the rasmussens. >> we came home and there was a message on our phone from a detective that they wanted to talk to us. i thought oh, yeah, right. i thought it was just another false hope. >> this is detective nuttall? >> right. >> he said that they were opening the investigation. >> nels was upset with me. it was like, detective, where have you been for the last two decades. >> now nels rasmussen explained it all. how he told detectives back in 1986 that someone was stalking his daughter, sherri. a woman with crazy eyes. the ex-girlfriend of sherri's husband. nels had never known that the girlfriend's name was stephanie lazarus. but he did know something else about her. something very important and by this time, detective nuttall knew it too. >> he was very cautious of what

now you know, i'm an l.a.l," we're like, "she's supposed to be an l.a. girl. >> she's so l.a. yeah. yeah i have a car, which is incredible >> seth: amazing. congrats >> thank you so much it's been -- [ laughter ] it's like a big purse. you can put so much stuff in it. >> seth: yeah, that's a really nice way of describing it. so, is it hard here in sort of little purse new york? >> [ laughs yeah that's what i always say i say, "that's a little purse new york." and i love it. >> seth: the big apple more like the little purse >> exactly that's what i say. >> seth: yeah! >> but i, no, i love it. and, you know, i hop in my car it's a tesla isn't that a big deal, you guys? [ cheers and applause i don't want to be, like, bragging about it. >> seth: i don't even know what reaction you want. >> yeah. well, i guess i got applause and it's great because it drives me, because i'm not great at driving, but i can drive up and see gwen >> seth: yeah, your friend gwen. >> my friend gwen. >> seth: now, i should say this. you'v

i love the product philadelphia and l.a.ty science okay that one day the science is one thing the next day it says the next thing. wait a minute monday said mask mandate indoor freddy it's gone, three to 23 cases only zero deaths what was wrong with monday? why am monday enough freddie different there's no science at all they should stick to cheesesteaks and philadelphia's far as los angeles is concerned also completely ridiculous 14 deaths in l.a. county and their back with the masks there is no consistency to the policies across the country that's the problem people won't believe you. elizabeth: getting back to dr. fauci, he touted and praised china's total lockdown now china is seizing and confiscating passports until after the pandemic, right? he flip-flopped on a lot of issues masking, mandatory evacuation to disabled and misled on the nih that dangerous gain of function research in chinese lab and then he admitted and testaments agency does not interact the money. i don't know we have been through it through history he

l.a. friday, commuters who use public transit by l.a. county were required to mask up once again. l.a. issued a new public health order started friday at 12 a.m. everyone ages two years and older regardless of vaccination status to wear masks on public transit, transit hubs and airports and subway stations even though a federal judge voided the mask mandate covering airlines and other public transportation on monday. l.a. county's health director says during a zoom presentation masking up is locally due to elevated covid transmission. >> while it would be much preferable to have as c.d.c. previously mandated, a requirement that covers the entire country. until the legal challenges are addressed, it's important that local jurisdictions are taking measures from the c.d.c. what measures are needed to protect the public health. >> so if you're passing through lax, you're requiring to wear a mask, but don't have to wear a mask on the plane sitting next to someone. >> i think there's a reason we

for l.a.'force to focus on the problem, but they're depending on people to be aware of their surroundings. >> there's no item of property worth your life. struggling or fighting to retain a watch or piece of jewelry is not worth it. >> reporter: on top of all this, police say crime tourism is when people specifically enter the country to commit crimes, is still on the rise. >> very scary. zohreen, thank you. >>> time for a check of the weather. in for rob marciano is greg dutra from our chicago station wls, breaking out the fur today. >> reporter: i have to. it is so cold out here. temperatures in the 20s, windchills even colder. it gets colder still if you head a little north of chicago. take a look at the spring cold snap, we have single digit windchills in north dakota. more snow is on the way today. mid 20s in chicago. 30s into the northeast. now let's check out some warmer locations. we've got our easter cities, always my favorite. if i'm picking favorites, it's easter, texas, with a high

one l.a.t too far away. i'm sure they are. ♪ >> are you looking for a new job? >> brian: no. you can't go to austin and say, i want to work for tesla. >> lawrence: interesting fact, texans don't claim austin, it is liberal and liberals are move thering and it is a mess. they want to defund the place. >> ainsley: it is the capital, though. >> lawrence: it is the capital. >> brian: they are big pro-homeless. >> lawrence: crime is out of control. >> ainsley: they went to austin for like-minded companies. >> lawrence: tech companies are there, san francisco people, that is why they look the same. >> lawrence: would you classify dallas, dallas is liberal, right? >> lawrence: liberal, but suburbs are liberal, dallas didn't defund the police, crime rate has gone down in dallas. >> brian: that is where dan crenshaw calls home. just kidding. is this true what we're saying about austin? >> yeah, part of the family, but there is always somebody in your family, you know -- [laughter] >> ainsley: a crazy u

let's be honest was in the south i'm here in l.a. let's do mos in l.a.bers don't make me happy. i'm a democrat i'm reasonable. but ong numbers don't make me happy. but then again, the american people are not hearing and are not looking at when you look at close unemployment rate then you see inflation right. >> hold on lesley. hold on. hold on i have pushback don't give me they don't look a polls they focus group and all they focus on is support. you said president will not consider polls. >> i never said they don't look at polls. i said that joe biden is not presiding based on polls. >> that's all they look and change polls at the drip of the dime based on polls so curious when you see average day americans and see average americans out there this is not even just from a policy standpoint but they cannot connect with the president because he doesn't seem there. how do you feel? >> well if you're asking me -- my answer is if joe biden were doing what you're saying and i disagree with you on that. there would be policies in place and mafntion mandate woul

i auditioned i got the part i had to go back to l.a.ey had started shooting. so i went the next day, and they said, "by the way, when you go back into customs, just say that you're there for an audition." and i said, "okay, but i have got the part, right? because i just auditioned. they said, "no, no, since we haven't gotten your visa you're australian, the visa hasn't come in time. it'll be fine. just say it's an audition, and then we'll sort it out." [ laughter ] so, this is like "midnight express" for me. i'm in the line. >> jimmy: uh-huh >> "it's an audition this is just an audition this is just an audition." i'm sweating, i'm sweating [ laughter ] the guy -- i'm looking the guy looks kind of nerdy. i think, "i'm all right. and i get up there, and he goes, "hey, what are you here for? and i said, "oh, just doing an audition." and he goes, "really?" i said, "yeah. and he goes, "well, that's funny, because you seemed to be here last week what were you here last week for? [ light laughter ] and i'm like, sweat just pouring down [ laugh

. >> the l.a.fitable. >> if something could be more expensive, how do you do this and still stay profitable? >> we set out early on to determine and to prove out that you can both be a profitable business and be sustainable. because by definition, it's not sustainable to lose money, right? >> they look for greener alternatives like cutting down on the use of synthetics. >> we actually don't allow for synthetics in a lot of the categories that would be machine washed or where we think we have a good natural alternative. >> 60% of all new clothing on the market are made with synthetic fibers, derived from fossil fuels. >> for synthetics, it will take over 200 years for it to biodegrade. just like throwing plastics away. it's the same thing. >> another method using excess fabric others would have thrown away. >> 15% of our product today is made with dead stock. and dead stock is really fabric that is end of life. it was produced and is not currently being used. it has no dedicated purpose right now. >

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heard were on from boston to l.a. in 2014, do you remember that? could you please tell the jury what you remember about that specific flight? >> i remember as i was still filming black mass, before i did black mass, the film, my sister, christie, and i were talking about the oxycodones that i had been again, that was the monkey on my back that she came to me. she told me she had read this book of dr. kipper's book and i read dr. kipper's book, a good majority of it. and i agreed that i would do the detox. i would kick the opiates. there was no time to do it before the film. so when the nurse, which was nurse debbie lloyd, when she came to boston, she had asked me what is your dosage? how many of these are you taking per day? and, you know, someone who had been under -- you know, under the kind of lock and key of a prescription drug that is highly addictive -- i mean with built-in barbs, this drug does not want you to stop taking it. she asked me how many i took her day or my dosage and, of course, as any person who is addicted and essentially a foo

>> l.a. [ cheers and applause ] >> facebook or tiktok? >> slots or poker? >> slots. poker is too nerve-racking. it's like, i know -- if i make the mistake, i'm dead. >> yes. >> but on the slot machine, i can blame the slot machine. >> oysters or crab legs? >> crab legs. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah. >> finally, best jimmy? >> what? what? >> best jimmy? >> oh my god, you ask me that with you in front of me? [ laughter ] i want to say you. i do. but i baptized that little bastard. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> all right, well, we knew your nephew wouldn't give you this. we'd like to give this to you here. guillermo, why don't you give this to her. this is nice fresh mother's day crab leg for you. [ applause ] aunt chippy, everybody. when we come back, a special rooftop performance of red hot chili peppers! come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ forever ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ walking on ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ ♪ some ♪ ♪ may say ♪ ♪ i'm wishing my days away ♪ ♪ no way ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ panera chefs have crafted a masterpiece...

even jennifer cordero who is from l.a. is on board to chant. the l.a. >> i know.ever. >> never. >> in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> we are going to have a lot more on that. jocelyn is alive inside the stadium today and we will be talking about it. >> coming up on kpix 5, and streaming on cbs news bay area. federal crackdown on robocalls. starting off promising and figuring out a way around the roles. how experts say lawmakers can put an end to >>> time for this morning's money watch report. the u.s. take jott says it disrupted a russian cyber attack plus what walmart is doing to lure more truck drivers to its ranks. diane king hall reports from new york. >> reporter: stocks rose on thursday. the dow gained 87 points. the nasdaq added eight and the s&p 500 rose 19. americans are racking up dead. according to a new report from the federal reserve, u.s. consumers added $45 billion in debt in february. 11% higher than the same time last year. open and revolving credit that includes credit cards is now over $1 trillion. microsoft says it disrupted a cyber attack by russia

l.a.'tro area was third at 27%, followed by san diego and seattle. >>> california's attorney general is announcing an unprecedented investigation of the role of big oil, plastics pollution, which he says is a global crisis. attorney general rob ta and his team gathered at an l.a. beach where millions of tons of plastic have washed up in recent decades. they subpoenaed exxon oil. he says oil and chemical executives have known since the 1980s the vast majority of plastics cannot be recycled. >> the truth is the recycling rate has never surpassed 9%. the truth is the vast majority of plastic products by design cannot be recycled and 91% end up in landfills, are burned, or are released into the environment. >> he says as clean energy grows, big oil has doubled down on plastics to keep making money. >>> we are following breaking military contractor who was killed overseas. what his family is now saying. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> he was like almost terrorizing by the p