and it's really been a big employer here, in the l.a. area, for blue-collar, industrial workers.you know, and it's kind of this vestige of the industrial area of southern california, in terms of really manufacturing jobs, food production, and, you know, currently, it employs 1800 people here in southern california, and yeah, it's just in the los angeles area. here, >> so, smithfield executives have said, they're leaving because of the high cost of doing business in california. what exactly are they referring to? >> yeah, so, that's a great question. so, smithfield, like i said has been here at the plant for several years. the plant has been an institution in southern california. they're basically saying, the recent rise in costs of doing business in california, forcing it to close the plant and move operations to the miest. they talk about two things, specifically. they talk about the cost of utilities in operating the plant there, and they also talk about a state law that was passed in 2018. proposition 12, which, you know, requires that the

damage will impact thousands of drivers making their way from the l.a. area to phoenix.tes. it is unclear at this point how long it is going to take to prepare the roadway. >> san jose has a new plan to get people off the street into apartment style units. >> let's see how money from the state will be put into a project to help the homeless. >> reporter: it is here right next to the railroad tracks for the new housing units will be constructed. right now, if you on house residents currently live on this vacant lot. they have already heard they may need to leave here soon. >> housing assistance is always welcome without a doubt. >> reporter: the city and nonprofit called life moves plans to build a to a four unit complex here. here's a rendering of the project. design details could change. to jason who has lived here for two years, getting into such housing would be life-changing and gladly affected. >> i think it would help a lot to be able to go to work and, you know, be able to sustain living here in san jose. >> the new units will be built mostly with the $52 million

temporarily or forever left the greater l.a. area.es, we believe there are considerable fears in the minds of many parents. we ended up with about 50% of kids chronically absent. we begin with monday with 50,000 out. but yesterday we reached already a 93% attendance rate, which means we're still looking for about 25,000 to 30,000 students. so the work is still ongoing. >> superintendent, until this year, you worked as a superintendent in miami-dade for 14 years. and there you revolutionized the school system. what lessons are you taking from that experience, especially in helping underserved areas? >> all the strategies, jose, that actually work. you know, teaching kids how to read is no longer a skill set deficit. it is a will set proposition. do we have the courage to do the right thing. lower class saoeusz in most effective areas. the best teachers deployed to the most fragile schools. before and after school support programs, tutorial programs, aggressive counseling, social and emotional support, coherency approach as far as curri

l.a. tech week' is goal is to get you some day to move your show from the bay area to here in l.a., and havehe intro of your show talk about how l.a. is the tech center of the world. emily: it is a wonderful idea, spencer. i can't say we have not thought about it. you will be my first phone call when that happens. look -- it's dreary. there is a lot of red on the screen when you look at the markets, almost every day. how is that impacting your strategy? spencer: we are in the midst of a venture winter. venture firms have pulled back. the hedge funds the crossover investors that were leading all of the high price series rounds, they have moved out of private. they are hiding under their desk or they are focused on the public markets. that chill has moved upstream to earlier stage companies. companies are doing inside rounds, flat rounds, cutting back on marketing expense, cutting headcount, and adjusting for this new winter. i am old enough now to have been through several cycles -- 2008, 2001. great companies can get creative during these down cycles. they just have to make sure they survive

l.a. and other areas across the state. so, was the concern? experts say, it is helped faster spreading. in fact, a professor of medicine at stanford says, the way it is moving reminds him of how fast.2 hits us. >> it dramatically increased his prevalence in india from really undetectable from the middle of may to, now, i think, making up as much as 40% of cases in india. >> reporter: experts believe, there's still a lot to learn about both some variance, but preliminary information shows neither is causing severe disease. >> both of these varieds are going to be more transmissible, particularly, the 2.75 variant, but i'm not too concerned that individuals are fully immunized and boosted. >> reporter: experts say, only time will tell how big a threat these new variants will be in our community, but regardless, the winter is coming, and with it, they say, a higher risk of respiratory viruses, and of course, more cases. raj, back to you. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> new at 11:00 , a victory for a church penalized during the pandemic. california's sixth district court of appeals has rolled

terrell lives in an area that has a lot of drugs and a problem there and he joins us live from the l.a. areaintended consequences, that selfish reason. he's running for president. this will play well in iowa. that's the only reason every progressive bone in his body wanted a sign that bill. but it wouldn't play well and to mike in iowa and he be nicknamed governor fentanyl. i guarantee you, if his presidential campaign failed, he will sign this bill and comes around again. oakland, san francisco, magnets for crime. drug use rampant. there is no demand for drug treatment. you go in and you get shot up and it is a prophet win for drug dealers. >> steve: the whole thing about these shooting galleries as they give you clean needles to use your illegal drugs with. ultimately it does not address the root cause, which you just mentioned -- drug addiction. they are making it easier to get addicted to drugs. >> you are absolutely right. you don't see anyone from law enforcement endorsing this. and look what happened in san francisco. you had school-aged children walking around these, it's basically g

do note neighbors and that mar vista area in l.a.ere able to help her and her two puppies out ell, a lot of details that a lot of people are hoping to hear about. but those witnesses who saw this crash essay actress anne heche is lucky to be alive after the two crashes that ended with the 53 old actress driving her car into someone's home and la's mar vista neighborhood. she was initially spotted on this ring a video camera ramming a blue mini cooper when she initially crashed into the garage of an apartment complex. moments later she crashes her car into a home because in the home's roof to kyiv in paris spoke to a witness who says he and other neighbors try to rescue heche before her car was engulfed in flames. >> we tried to extricate the woman from a carp reaction at the back of the car open. and asked her if she was okay. she replied she wasn't. then dave and iran to the back of the house she chose an alternative point to get in because the smoke was getting way too intense. >> what this is the near post heche says she had a vod

l.a. times" and verified by nbc bay area. five years 4% of cars were zero emission vehicles or plug-in hybrided. so far 16% of zero emission vehicles. where we need to be, we need to double electric car sales in the next four years and after that, sales need to continue to increase to meet that 100% goal by 2035. >> wow. >> if we do it, it will be interesting to see'grid can handle it as well. lots of things to think about. 4:39. >>> hand over that data, coming up next on "today in the bay," the information a judge is requesting that twitter release this morning. >>> a security breach, the reason some doordash users may have been the target of a recent attack. stick around. we'll tell y about that and ou we'll tell y about that and ou who says you can't get everything you want? like going for bold without going broke... and staying true to your taste while staying on budget. who says rising costs means lowering the bar? settling? no need. get the brands you want, the prices you want, whenever you want. tj maxx where you can a

l.a. times and verified by nbc bay area, five years ago, only 4% of cars were either zero emission vehicles or plug-in hybrids. there has been a steady increase , so far this year a little more than 16% of cars have been zero emission vehicles. let's do the math, here is where we need to go, basically double sales in the next four years, after that sales need to continue to increase to meet that 100% goal by 2035. there are a lot of logistical questions here, will car companies be able to manufacture all these new types of cars? and can our electrical grid handle the strain? joining us now, dr. weinstein. nice to have you on the program. can we do this? there are no new gas powered vehicles by 2035, is this even viable and doable? >> yes, it certainly is viable. the california air resources board has been studying this for a very long time and actually i think the graph that you just showed us a moment ago is a good illustration that essentially we are already on the trend that we need to be on in order to achieve these goals of the percentage of vehicles that are zero emission or electric.

this is a bay area company with locations across the area and in l.a. how you started the company? >> we were created out of a consulting firm, the culinary edge. we were a project that opened one location and then a couple more and we now have 12, opening 13 in l.a. in a couple of months, and we really wanted to redefine and reimagine the traditional fast food experience. we really focused on the chicken that we sourced. we always sourced chicken with no antibiotics and it is never frozen. we bring the chicken in house. there's a three-step dredge process and we actually fry our chicken in non-gmo rice oil which creates a lighter, crispier ashford it -- fast food experience. >> what has been the reaction? people know the usual fast food, you know, you sit in the line in the drive through, whatever, and it is not of this level of quality -- certainly nothing close. what has been the? >> we have received great feedback from our guests. i think we are learning a lot from feedback, and i think the salad is a great example. when people come to a fried food

area chef. it happened outside of sofi stadium down in l.a. just before the 49ers and rams faced off for the nfc championship game last january. the suspect claims he did noting you. here is nbc bay area's velena jones. >> the video will prove my innocence. >> reporter: it's been months since 49ers and rams faced off on the field. but tonight two of their fans are in a court battle after a tailgating fight outside the nfc championship left a beloved oakland chef, daniel luna, with severe injuries. prosecutors say luna was hit and fell and slammed his head boo the ground. >> i am looking forward for my day in court. and i ask everyone to remember that we all have a right to defend ourselves. >> reporter: today outside an l.a. courtroom, rams fan bryan cifuentes, who has been charged with battery in the case, said videos capturing the confrontation at sofi stadium will show luna was the instigator. >> my client at the time was the only rams fan in a group of 49ers fans. and he was assaulted and there was a reaction to it. >> reporter: luna, the 4

l.a. is monday, september 12th, right here on nbc bay area and live streaming on peacock. >>> happening tonight, america's got talent live shows get under way, leading up to next month's finals. each week for the next five weeks, viewers will decide which acts move forward. all are vying for that million prize and a headline show in las vegas. judge howie mandel is ready to see what these performers can really do. >> this is going to be probably one of the most exciting, competitive, surprising finals and semifinals that we've ever had. these live shows, i can not wait, are going to blow you away. >> "agt" starts at 8:00 tonight. then it's "password" followed by nbc bay area news with raj and jessica at 11:00. >>> up next, what's next for tennis legend serena williams after announcing her retirement today? stay with us. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a mon

l.a. police say she had drugs in her system when she crashed into her home. reggie: the bay areaoser to a rail system linking l.a. -- linking san jose and san francisco. funding remains a major hurdle. david louis looks at the uncertainty. reporter: this is the high-speed rail between san francisco and san jose. that goal is inching along is the real authority board will seek to improve its environmental impact report. then work can continue on the blended right-of-way. >> there are speed and safety improvements we need to make to speed up the service from 80 miles per hour to 110 miles per hour and make sure it is safe as both systems are operating. reporter: work is underway to electrify the railway. if our metal review process has taken two years and included revisions. >> we have to take into considerations of the effect on the monarch butterfly. reporter: one person raise red flags about the plan. >> truckloads of solid waste including hazardous waste would be dug up and driven away. reporter: funding remains uncertain and a formidable obstacle to completing this section of

l.a. near 100 in san diego. stay hydrated and seek cooler areas. full forecast coming up. kristen: inc. spirit several late -- several agencies are working to determine how a humpback whale died on the peninsula. the whale washed up on manhattan beach. beachgoers reported yesterday. karina: a would-be candidate for mayor of oakland to complain she was unfairly disqualified from the race will be allowed on the november ballot. alisa victory was one of three candidates who was told the deadline for filing paperwork was abruptly moved. victory says she was still able to get documented before the deadline, but was told there was an issue with some signatures. victory filed a complaint with the secretary of state and is now officially back in the race. kristen: a toppled tomato truck made a messy morning commute through vacaville. the truck was headed west on ied when it crashed into the center divide just after 5:00 a.m. tomatoes poured out across multiple both directions. it took crews about several hours to clean up. five other vehicles were also involved. no word of any injuries. karina:

l.a. hubs. >>> we will speak to a pro basketball player from the bay area using his skills and life experience to try to give local kids a leg up in life. >> go out and there know that you are going to kill this test, pass this test. >>> outside lands is officially underway in golden gate park. we have got some of the sights and sounds from day one. >>> good weather for the first day of the festival. nice weather across the bay area. clouds floating through. there is some monsoonal moisture hanging out nearby. that's going to continue decreasing through the weekend. we will talk about what that means for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. now you can save big on supersonic wifi

l.a.. vargas is up again in the fourth. great stop, throws home, safe, beats the tag area --. bases, seventh any, luis gonzalez, what are you doing? any over, -- inning over. they can't score. austin slater strikes out. three, zip. a's and angels fans in anaheim also paying tribute to vin scully. robs him of a couple rbis, nice nick. scoreless in the fourth, off to the races here, goodspeed. the a's are of one, nothing. murphy gets to -- again, no doubt about it. two run homer, he did not get out and at the six, the a's go on to win three-one. klay thompson's recovery proved to be inspirational for 49 -- 49ers offense of. watching clay come back from a torn acl and achilles gave him hope. >> the struggles he had is well documented and the time he spent away from the game of basketball and to come back and help our generation's greatest franchise succeed and when another championship, that is pretty cool. >> quakes keeper clobbered by damien low. 12 minute, first goal of the season. quakes lose one, for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy t

l.a.. vargas is up again in the fourth. great stop, throws home, safe, beats the tag area --.nth any, luis gonzalez, what are you doing? any over, -- inning over. they can't score. austin slater strikes out. three, zip. a's and angels fans in anaheim also paying tribute to vin scully. robs him of a couple rbis, nice nick. scoreless in the fourth, off to the races here, goodspeed. the a's are of one, nothing. murphy gets to -- again, no doubt about it. two run homer, he did not get out and at the six, the a's go on to win three-one. klay thompson's recovery proved to be inspirational for 49 -- 49ers offense of. watching clay come back from a torn acl and achilles gave him hope. >> the struggles he had is well documented and the time he spent away from the game of basketball and to come back and help our generation's greatest franchise succeed and when another championship, that is pretty cool. >> quakes keeper clobbered by damien low. 12 minute, first goal of the season. quakes lose one, now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh,

area. >>> new video into the newsroom of crews putting out a fire at an l.a. home after a car slammed into it. and tmz is reporting the driver of the car was actresson heck, known for her roles in the vanished and six days and seven nights. no word on what caused that crash. >>> now to the coronavirus. california passing 10 million covid cases as the new omicron subvariants have fueled the summer surge. the number of people infected climbed from early april to mid-july but noi now california's positivity rate is slowly falling. the current rate is 14.4%. that's nearly a 1% decrease from seven days ago. and with monkeypox now a national public health emergency, federal health officials are deciding on the next crucial steps according to the cdc there are 71 cases across the country. california more than 500 confirmed cases. white house response coordinator dr. ashish jha met with the cbs morning team to discuss the white house's response. >> the public health emergency allows us to speed up vaccines and treatments, more effectively and efficiently. that's going

l.a. county it is not limited to the poor area, it is in beverly hills and santa monica.now why? and curtis is right, there is no loyalty until law enforcement. the democrats are addicted to the money from george soros. they love that money. it is cocaine to them and they are going to be loyal to george soros, because he funds them. and they will not come off that spigot. that is the money that keeps gascon in office. they don't care about the community they represent, they care about the money. and as long as that money comes in from george soros, they will keep ignoring law enforcement and keep ignoring the community. one other point, they are not in danger of crime because they have their own private security and they have security 24/7. >> sean: you know, curtis coming ran to defund the police -- i wonder if that election come out today in light of all of these incidents. >> oh, no, people are telling me, don't blame me, i supported, but remember this was black lives matter in the summer of 2020, which has transitioned into big large mansion, they took the million dol

l.a. county not limited to to the poor area. it's in beverly i hillst, in saa monica. it's everywhere. why? rightrtis is absolutelyit i . there is no loyalty to law enforcement. the democrats are addicted to the money from george soros. they love that money.ne it is cocaine to them and they are going toar be loyal to george soros because he funds them and they're not going to cut off thatth spigot. that is the money that keep gas going in officet and alvin bragg and mayor adams, the guy with the fancy suit, they don't care about the community. they represent. they care about the money.ha and ast long as that moneyin is coming from george soros, they're going to keepke ignorinr law enforcement and they got to keep ignoring the communityin. one final point.ar i they're not in danger of ofse crime because they have their own private security and they have security. 24/7. you know, curtis, you ran to refund the police. i don't think people paid attention. i wonder if thatt election would io come out the same way today. n ligin light of all these incidents. oh, no, no. o people are telling

because only get rid of the electoral college, candidates will still go to rural areas and go to places besides chicago, new york, l.a., san francisco. they will still do that and guess what we will not have multiple parties as they do in europe. will still basically have a two-party system. and we will not have the ability to rig an entire election because each state will be responsible. that were some of the reasons that were advance that nobody mentioned. we have a national voting compact you do not have to amend the constitution to get rid of the electoral college you just need 270 votes of state legislatures and aggregate saying our state will reflect the national vote. not our state will it's unconstitutional but wenknk are within 60 votes now of getting that 270. the 180 year filibuster is also on the table. some think barack obama invoked to stop the alito nomination. sixty years of 50 states withan puerto rico and washington and instant senators the aconstitution says the federal government from time to time can come in and adjudicate balloting on a national level but it was considered rare 18 year women's s

it's been escalating daily in l.a., just in our little area. been pepper sprayed, enough is enough. when they come to the store with a mask on, they've got a bucket hat, a hoodie, and a mask, and you can't see their eyes. in the lineup would never be able to identify them. the cameras in the store can't identify them, the security guards can't identify them, and enough is enough. we are not going to listen to the health director. i still recommend masks and i emailed her yesterday, guess what? she's on vacation until the 29t. and we got our mayor, eric garcetti, doesn't even comment on the crime anymore. >> katie: your extremes proves that it is like gotham city, but the numbers back it up. the city robberies are up by 19.6%. this year alone, and the year is not over yet, 5800 plus robberies. george gascon's efforts failed in that city. what is the alternative to offering some kind of deterrent or protection for you and the people who are working in your story? >> we've had to hire security. that's $150,000 a year now in our story to prevent th

enormous production capacity for these drugs they have covered the country, l.a., all of these cities and between towns and rural areasered in this and this iss what ties a lot of thee pounds together. he used to be drug use, it was very regional. used to have one store here in 500 miles away it would be very different and that's no longer the case. it covered thehe entire country and methamphetamine and frontal largely because these drugs are both synthetic and have no plans involved. you have to rub themem under the sun. no farmers are needed to harvest and all that. the production capacity is out doing anything with ever seen. and that has allowed them to cover the country and these drugs. one of the main things. >> could you have chosen any city in america given what you just said ask. >> pretty much, sure. there are some towns i've seen methamphetamine really hasn't that i understand, new jersey maybe not so much, new york but by and large, i think you can find the same story with varying degrees of intensity across rural parts of the country's. ... o, west virginia, oregon, albuquerque, skid, on and on. that's o

. > >> bay area leaders are calling calling on governors to run safe safe consumption sites. this is a bill that would apply to san francisco, oakland, and l.a. staff would supervise the use of of drugs with clean supplies and and refer to treatment. the aim, aim, producing a prevention of overdoses on the streets. >> there is nothing more radical radical or extreme than allowing allowing people to lie on our ss our streets, to use drugs, to die without intervention. >> senate republicans want this. this veto. in 2018, governor brown vetoed something similar but governor newsom has suggested he is open to something like this. > >> new at 3:00, a shark and cour and counter. this is the second one this summer. around 11:30 this morning, a paddleboarder set a shark bit his board multiple times. his dog fell off off the board. he did too but he he did not get hurt or bit. city city officials said they will look at the bite marks to figure figure out what kind of shark this was in the beach will be closed until at least saturday. > >> an extradition hearing is underway in hawaii related to a bay area cold case. gary jean ramirez living on maui wa

l.a.. kumasi: mask mandate battle. why one parent missing his kids cannot go to school. reggie: more credit card skimmers popping up across the bay areaheck of the weather with drew tuma. drew: visibility, some issues along the coast and north bay. two to three miles visibility is the worst. numbers are waking up to a similar start to yesterday. upper 50's and low 60's.

l.a. times," including photos and listening to the voices of the marshallese people. i think some of these areas were chosen because they are rural. they are chosen because they are disadvantaged. they do not have the same level and have not had the same level of access to media and to political power. listening to them directly as a really important part of what you can do, and i think that is consistent with both what sam and iman have been saying. iman: i fully agree with the congresswoman, and it is imperative to center the voices of the people impacted by this. you have unlocked a core memory in college. we never learned the history of what u.s. legacy is around the world. i remember watching a movie in the political science class called "white flash/black rain," which is about the effects of the nuclear bomb. i can remember what i watch, the face of the man they interviewed who forever, his skin has been burned, and he cannot live a full life. it is important to talk to the victims, to talk to the people who are impacted and allow them to really drive what their tone is, so people understa

l.a.. kumasi: mask mandate battle. why one parent missing his kids cannot go to school. reggie: more credit card skimmers popping up across the bay area. kumasi: good morning. it is friday, august 26. reggie: let's get a check of the weather with drew tuma. drew: visibility, some issues along the coast and north bay. two to three miles visibility is the worst. numbers are waking up to a similar start to yesterday. upper 50's and low 60's. 63 in san jose. outside we go. a live look, our exploratorium camera showing you cloud cover over the city. fog will linger along the coast similar to yesterday. brighter skies as the morning goes on. we are finding temperatures starting in the 60's. 4:00 p.m., a breezy day. a couple degrees warmer compared to yesterday. close to 90 in some spots inland. temperatures tumble for the weekend. reggie: today we could learn more about the justification for the fbi's search of former president donald trump's home. the thing is, a lot of the information will be blacked out. jobina: the affidavit is expected to be heavily redacted. anything that could interfere with the investigation could be blocked out. th

area. she knew that the pictures of the paparazzi were going to be a problem. >> absolutely. they don't seem to know -- the l.at seem to know how many pictures were taken, how many people deleted the pictures under orders. there probably are still some floating out there. one showed a picture to a bartender. it's almost like bragging rights, look what i have. if the photos were necessary for documentation or investigation, that's absolutely understood. it should have been kept for that purpose and not just flashed around for bragging rights. >> michael, i know the story that is being followed in the entertainment world, the situation that is going on between angelina jolie and brad pitt. cnn has obtained an fbi report that detailed how angelina jolie accused brad pitd of injuring her and verbally abusing their children during a ride in a private jet in 2016. what's the reaction in hollywood to all of this? i guess charges were never filed. what do you know? >> this is sort of the opposite of the kobe situation, where vanessa wants everything under wraps. angelina wants everything to come out. she wants the pap

area. because they know if we burned down our own neighborhoods. >> they are pros in l.a. >> they definitely learn their lesson from 92 which i thought was kind of funny. >> it was before you were bored by the waiver. >> yes that was also before i was born. but no -- but you know what i'm saying. >> every viewing everything through aa racial lens. that is why the shootingna happened the blm lands and of course it makes sense or just going to shoot unarmed black people for no reason hundreds a day. that is why it's justified to take a violent action against whoever and rampage throughout the streets. that is not a healthy way of looking at things. >> the irony of the criticism specifically the border issue being a racist issue comment ethnic issue, and tight latino issue. and i learned this from your reporting, rogelio, the majority of border patrol agents are latin american, they aree hispanic. they are the ones of the bear the brunt of this for they are in danger because what is going on your part they are being taxed most because of these policies. and then you see the women and children w

l.a. george gascon, he has been so soft on crime that people who live in that area say it is a mess, crimeies up 57% compared to 2020. and homicides up 29%. so all these residents signed this petition. they wanted to recall george gascon and they did not get enough signatures after verification. the effort failed. 200,000 of the signatures of the 715,000 signatures were verified. so, not the number that they needed. they needed 566,857. >> so he falls short considerably. apparently they did a breakdown of the 715,000 signatures that were submitted, 520,000, about half a million valid and 200,000 rejected. the critics of mr. gascon who organized this are going to have a couple of weeks to verify the signatures and whether or not they were accurately thrown out. george gascon though, it didn't take him long after he got the news. he is not going to be recalled he tweeted this out. grateful to move forward from this attempted political power grab rest. assured l.a. county the work hasn't stopped. my primary focus has been and will always be keeping us safe and creating a more equitable justic

l.a. it is on spectrum. you can find out where it is in your area. we also put up x her on youtube.ng all people to go online. it is like $9 a month. a lot of programming. a documentary on january 6 that came out that i thought was pretty powerful for those of you that have been watching for january 6 committee hearings. this is another perspective, another point of view. >> you still do your daily radio show? >> i don't. first time in 30 years i've not done a daily radio show. >> do you miss it? >> i do. i am really enjoying my tv show. i have been flying around the country to help candidates take back the house. campaign for school choice. support initiatives for strong families. i needed a little bit more flexibility to do that. being on the radio would not have allowed me to do that. i'm having a good time. uncle tom to comes out on january 6.gu i have a documentary i'm working on the and i am writing a bookto about the gubernatorial campaign. coming out sometime next year. >> barry. tampa. good afternoon. you are bond with mr. elder. >> how are you doing. so many segments. just

l.a. has fentanyl, did not use you. all of the cities and between towns, rural areas, et cetera are covered and the stuff now. this is what ties a lot of these towns together. we are all part of the same thing. itt used to be drug use was very regional. we step one store here five in amounts the story it would be very different. that is no longer the case. they have coveredre the entire country and methamphetamine and fed to melt largely because these drugs are both synthetic you can make them from chemicals. no plants involved who do not need to grow them under the sun. no farmers or need to harvest themth that sort of thing. the production capacity down in mexico has outstripped anything we have ever seen before, that has allowed them to cover the country in these two drugs. that is one of the main things that connects the talents you mentioned and many others. >> mr. could you have shown in the other five cities in america given what you just said? >> it pretty much, sure. there are some towns i noticed it is not made in rhodes baltimore is one i understand, new jersey not soal much. but by and large, yes.

l.a. city council says oh, we're going to fund our police because they're quitting, they're retiring, they're moving on. and so they give in hollywood areamendous spike in crime, you just mentioned a second ago, homicides are up 75%. thefts are up 25%. i mean the list goes on and on. so we're going to do the right thing. we're going to fund our police. we're going to give them some extra money. what do they come up with? $216,000. they cut 150 million. and so, i'm thinking to myself that sounds like nothing, you know, for the police department. so i called a good friend of mine who was, he is retire now but was on the police force and i said, is $216,000 a lot of money? so we started crunching the numbers, it came out to 216,000 would put 13 more officers on duty for one month. and they think that is going to solve the problem. elizabeth: that's it? >> yeah. it's nothing but, i have, you know for the last two years i've studied california politics and every time i look at it it is just, it's a scam, it is an absolute scam. and they do this forepublicity. the democrats are going, oh, we're funding the police when really they're doing abso

area they are toxigytoxicolo rorsult. >> governor newsom vetoed a bill bill that would have allowed illegal drug use at test sites in san francisco get oakland and l.a. newsom said the so-called safe injection sites need a stronger plan with more s more safeguards. > >> new details have emerged about the classified materials stored at mar-a-lago. a letter from the national archives said more than 700 pages of highly sensitive documents were retrieved in january from former former president trump's home . the documents included some i came from the cia, the national security agency, and fbi. > >> let's get a check on our wear our weather for this midweek. how are we looking? >> as we extended to the next couple of days, we're going to be about cooling trend, especially off the in the east bay. monday, we were dealing with upper 90s here today, upper upper 80s. attended grichuk within a matter of two days. let's break it down a little bit. starting off with his marine layer, it's pretty dense as we're waking up. as we extended to the afternoon, still still seeing it pull its way into sacramento just to pull its its way back around the 10:00 hour here

l.a. or something. and he started asking me about when i was sick. and i was like, "oh, my god. i'm like -- this is, like, one area height of my, like, power here like, talking about when i was sick and he was asking me questions and i was, like, really, like, you know, i'm kind of the belle of the ball -- the plane and so i was telling him all about when i was sick. and he was really interested and i was like, "he probably thinks it's really cool. like, i made it through this thing and i have this experience and then i sort of finished talking about it with him, and there was, like, this silence. so i just went, "um, lorne, what's john travolta like? [ laughter ] and immediately i went from being, like, so cool to, like, such a little dummy. [ laughter ] he was just like, "he's nice." and i was like, "cool, cool. and then a week later, i came back to work, and i saw kristen wiig just randomly and i was like, oh -- she was like, "how was your break? and i was like, "it was good i was on a plane with lorne and i asked him, what's john travolta like?" i'm like, "isn't that embarrassing i'm sure he doesn't even remem

l.a. furious after copycat straight racers take over the roads. neighbors say the areaerforming dangerous stunts, speeding through residential streets and then keeping people up at night. they are now pushing for something to be done. this comes as chicago deals with a similar chaotic street racing situation. stores in new york are now enforcing a ban on the sale of whipped cream canisters to those under 21. this is due to the concerns that teens are inhaling my truss oxide from the cans to get high. clerks at a supermarket chain in upstate new york are now checking ids. self-checkout kiosk will also begin flagging whipped cream canisters starting this thursday. unbelievable. britney spears mother hitting back after the pop star posts a long rant accusing her parents of conspiring to put her under a legal conservatorship. lynne spears make her own post begging to keep the family drama out of the public eye. this talk is for you and me only eye to eye in private. in that now deleted 22-minute video britney claims she turned down a lot of money to sit down with oprah winf

l.a., so it's fortunate enough we were selected. >> i think that's impressive, and i love the innovation of th. of that. > >> let's start with a quick check of the air quality forecast in the bay area. this has been a big story this past couple of days, as smoke levels have pushed their way into our upper-level atmosphere and settled their way into the bay. we're going to see a good section in the coast as well as the peninsula, and as we extended to the next couple of days, it looks like we will see triple its way into the eat inland areas as well as the north bay. with that in mind, just like clockwork, i swear, we're still dealing with the marine layer. it starts pulling back as we extend into the afternoon hours. we will be sunshine throughout our inland east bay shortly, and once we extended to the afternoon, we're we're seeing high cloud settle along the coast. that marine layer will start pushing its way way back in the late overnight hours. the weather is starting to shake up your you're probablg probably wondering, how did we deal with the heat advisory earlier this week, and now we're we're talking below normal conditions? that's low-pressure battling with high pressure i

l.a. people are changing their behavior because of crime. people are living in really safe areas.e such an excellent point it is learned behavior by these children. that is not how children are born. that is a learned behavior. joey: not 11-year-old. carley: it is not an isolated incident. there were a group of teenagers who beat and murdered a man in philadelphia a few weeks ago. then you remember that video that went viral of that little boy in a diaper who was attacking, kicking a police officer. when it is, 13, 14, 15, 16, it is learned behavior of hate but when it gets to 17, 18, it is also learned behavior of no consequences. no consequences anymore for crime. people keep committing them. joey: look at katherine mcphee instagram showing hey, i'm not wearing any jewelry, for my safety. not because i'm a celebrity, because i want to be modest, that is only way i stay safe and not get mugged or beaten up. what is important about her in hollywood, she has been successful. had a show on cbs called scorpion. has successful singer. chances she is not super conservative. that is not

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l.a., oakland. but you never hear about rural parts of this country. i was in the service, so i served in a lot of rural areas tell you that education, when it comes to diversity or the differences between races, is at an all-time low. for certain groups of people to turn their back on your own history and be afraid to learn about themselves, no matter how far you run from your history, you have got to face it and you are going to be there. the problem that this country has is it has to wake up and realize, in order for us to go forward, we have to go together. as far as the illegal immigration, i think it is corporations, banks, along with companies hiring illegals, it was good for a long time. now they are making it a political issue. obama's administration had the lowest migration in like 20 years before that. i don't understand the problem with what is going on at the border. there politicizing it in order to utilize it to stay in power. they need to -- sure, the border needs to have regulations. but the banks, those coyotes are bringing those people up with loans. those people can afford to come from cen

l.a., oakland. but you never hear about rural parts of this country. i was in the service, so i served in a lot of rural areasell you that education, when it comes to diversity or the differences between races, is at an all-time low. for certain groups of people to turn their back on your own history and be afraid to learn about themselves, no matter how far you run from your history, you have got to face it and you are going to be there. the problem that this country has is it has to wake up and realize, in order for us to go forward, we have to go together. as far as the illegal immigration, i think it is corporations, banks, along with companies hiring illegals, it was good for a long time. now they are making it a political issue. obama's administration had the lowest migration in like 20 years before that. i don't understand the problem with what is going on at the border. there politicizing it in order to utilize it to stay in power. they need to -- sure, the border needs to have regulations. but the banks, those coyotes are bringing those people up with loans. those people can afford to come from centr