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l.a. as we saw. there was also a shootout involving police. victim did have several stab wounds but they say she was not hit by any of that gunfire. no word yet this morning on how that victim is doing. we'll keep an eye out for that information. reggie, natasha, back to you. >> that is wild. >>> i have something else wild to show you. another high speed chase in southern california. the driver was trying to outrun deputies in lancaster, hitsing speeds up to 75 miles an hour. you see officers trying to slow him down with the spike strips. deputies eventually hit the suspect's suv and that caused that spinout. he then tried to make a run for it. he didn't get very far. one of them tackled the man to the ground. he was wanted for assault with a deadly weapon. >>> for the first time, we have hearing from the husband of a south bay woman who was severely burned during a plane crash last week. stacy pierce remains at a riverside county hospital following the crash that killed her mother and stepfather sp left her friend badly hurt. the plane was bo

police. l.a. ronica gordon was reported missing on march 22nd. if you have any information about la ronica's whereabouts you're asked to call police as well. >> these is expected to vote today on the republican healthcare bill. it comes as president trump tells republican leaders to get it over with no matter the outcome. a planned vote yesterday was delayed as gop leaders and if the white hous tried to changes to the bill that would convince moderate and conservative republicans top support it. president trump reportedly gave members an ultimatum saying he's done negotiating and that if they don't approve the bill today he's moving on to other priorities and obamacare will stay in place. >> the state department plans to approve the construction of the keystone pipeline. president trump signed an executive order for construction of keystone and the dakota access pipeline. the keystone pipeline would bring more than 800,000 barrels of oil day from canada to the u.s. thousands of people have protested work on the pipeline saying threatens water supplies infringes on native american's sacred ground. >>> also today the d.c. council will hold a final

l.a., vegas, pick your city for great weather. a lot of them having great spring weather. >> police in australia arrested a man who they say posed asren. queensland police charged the man with over 900 child sex offenses. they say he impersonated the pop star online and tried to get explicit images from young children. >>> the faa is vainvestigating incident with the university of michigan basketball team after the plane they were in tried to take off in strong winds. but ended up aborting and then skidded off the runway. the plane was seriously damaged but fortunately none of the 109 passengers or seven crew members was hurt. everyone evacuated the plane safely. the team says it is making alternative travel plans for the big 10 tournament. the faa is now looking into it. >>> two wisconsin men are facing charges this morning for stealing over 100,000 diapers. police say the men stole 1800 cases of diapers from a warehouse where one of them worked. the diapers were supposed to go to a local charity to help low income families. >>> frightening moments caught on camera in palm beach county, florida. firefighters were about to ender a

in addition, those police have as their first priority the public safety of the community. not enforcing our immigration law. l.alf a sanctuary city. but they do as you say, not cooperate with immigration agencies the way san francisco, seattle, chicago, new york, and many cities with large immigrant populations. >> now there's this state bill, sb-54 in committee, california state senate to make california a sanctuary state. earlier this week, republicans held a press conference and they had sheriffs speaking out against this bill. saying it would actually allow criminals to slip through the cracks. you talked about the sajt wary city, or sanctuary state idea being safety-related. how can you insure safety from all californians especially when you have local law enforcement speaking out against this idea. >> first of all californians aren't safe. during my tenure as mayor, there was nearly a 50% drop in violent crime in hop sides, l.a. went from one of the most violent cities in america to one of the safest with special order 40. in addition to that let's be clear. according to the national academy of sciences,

l.a. mayor eric garcetti saying, "the los angeles police department has never participated in programs that deputize local law enforcement to act as immigration agents and on my watch, they never will." many legal experts believe the federal government does not have broad authority to use federal funds as a weapon to coerce cities and towns into certain actions, but today the attorney general appeared to be saying just watch us. martha. >> martha: thank you, trace. joining us now with mark, sean duffy, he is supported defunding sanctuary cities. and richard fowler. welcome to both of you. good to see both of you. it is interesting, trace touched on this being financial, when he goes back to the cities and towns, they are saying, it is not that we don't necessarily want to uphold the law, it is that we don't want to get involved in the business of immigration, we don't want to incarcerate people, process them. it is a "not my job" argument. what do you think about that? >> don't take federal money if you want help federal law enforcement. it's important because there is collaboration and cooperation between the federal government,

as hell. so yeah, i really like -- it was just a 12-year-old fantasy of mine to show up and like we blew things up all over l.a., and you know the policehutting down the roads, and i'd ride a wheelie by and they'd be like giving me the thumbs up. i mean the whole thing was a 12-year-old's dream come true. >> seth: you -- so the cops were pro you doing this film. obviously you're playing a cop in the film. >> yes. >> seth: they were excited to be a part of it. >> yes. >> seth: have you -- have all your run-ins with cops up to this moment been as positive as that? >> this favorable? no. i've had a lot of bad run-ins with them. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> people have said, like, "oh, did you do research for this movie?" and i'm, like, "yeah." [ laughter ] i've talked to dozens of them on the side of the highway in california. they are the politest police department, by the way. it's like getting pulled over by the canadians or something. >> seth: oh, really? >> it's just -- they're very nice. yeah. i recommend it. but i did have a very weird experience, very surreal. it was late one night. i, for a moment raced for lamborghini. >

. >>> we're going to start as you look for that contract lenect l will start with richard simmons. there's a lot of concern for the fitness icon. the l.a. policeo. go to his house for a welfare check. we went out and talked to him and he is fine. nobody is holding him hostage. he's doing exactly what he wants to do. if he wants to go out in public or see anybody, he will do that. did you find it, craig? >> savannah has better eyes than she thought she had. >> you found it. >>> "love actually" as fans away the reboot, one of the film's producers is giving us anoer when andrew lincoln's character professed his love. the cue cards are back. and we're seeing kyeira knightly on the scenes with the crew. and colin firth. didn't know he signed on to the sequel. he has. and he was spotted on-set. that's your "pop start" today. >> this is my favorite story line. >>> get to florida. experts are using cutting edge technology to help save a gorilla to help that gorilla have a happier future. >> her name is kambuka. and the other gorillas didn't seem to like her. they couldn't figure out why. kerry sanders is at the jacksonville zoo and gardens with what m

police have handcuffs on me. they just took off my haitian bandanna. that's what's going on right now with wyclef in l.a. right now. >> reporter: deputies responding to what they're describing as. pedestrians saying they were pistol whipped in west hollywood. jean was found nearby in a dark hoodie and bandanna matching the suspect's outfit. riding in a vehicle fitting the suspect's car. the rapper was then handcuffed and detained for six minutes. writing, i was treated like a criminal. i'm sure no father wants his sons or daughters to see him in handcuffs especially if he is innocent. authorities telling abc news as they approached the vehicle the driver and passenger almost simultaneously began to exit the vehicle. approaching the trunk even though they say they told them not to. >> as soon as we found out he was not the suspect he was not the person we were looking for he was released. >> reporter: the sheriff's department apprehending the actual suspects later found just four blocks away. this 26-year-old male and 30-year-old female both now being held in lieu of $100,000 bail. jean's spokesperson says he was subject to police brutality, racial profiling and police bias. fo