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angeles as of november 13th, a little over 7000 robberies, a little under 11,000 burglaries, the la policeartment, la city, la county is broader, traffic will take you two hours to get across go a county. has you covered in light of this insanity we are seeing? >> the sheriff department has 23 patrol station spread throughout the county and we provide police services to 42 of the 88 independent cities the contract with us, 150 communities, it provides police services to 3 million of the 10 million folks in la county, and a lot of equipment. >> the smash and grab, polluting the took place, all of these seem so brazen. some are during the day and seem coordinated and this is a jewelry store. i'm sure they walked away with a ton of money. why would they then be released this morning? >> because of things like your earlier report, chief more, counterpart from the lapd talking about a policy that is currently in effect in los angeles county was initiated at the beginning of covid to create a little extra space in the jails and they still have it going on. carley: when you say 0 bail there is no

so every time i've got a of the la police, it was difficult, otherwise i sure was happy to leave jail, but i couldn't turn around and say good bye to all my cell mate. so i waved, i couldn't look them in the eyes are covers or burn or been loyal to la portia parents from behind glass and speak to a phone. there's no physical contact or from them. they often come in tired, most prisoners don't like to get visits after a while, because of his railey search isn't humiliation. well, with the babylonian global feminist new, i got to see my mother 8 years ago. maybe i saw my parents twice in 17 years older than i remember taking a photo with them once. when that was still allowed. we used to get a family picture every 5 years of i must open her to lou. we're further away from stay too much further. the settlements, the attacks, the siege on people and cutting off palestinian immunity along with clifford the another limit of them were foreigner, the landscape changed in 4. look at the settlement. it's expanded all the way here . monarch would have been as to read them, but they would call wo

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resident who peaches police arrested the suspect in the brazen murder of a prominent la resident whod killed in the beverly hills home yesterday. trace gallagher live in our la newsroom with all the latest. >> reporter: the motive remains unknown. she was a well-known philanthropy for democratic activist and wife of music legend claris about. the circumstances behind her death are a bit vague better suspected killer has a long history of violent felony. at 2:30 wednesday morning police were called to her beverly hills neighborhood where they found her suffering a gunshot wound. she was later pronounced dead in the hospital. investigators say the killer got into her home by sharing a sliding glass door and then shot her with an ar 15 rifle. here's the beverly hills police chief. >> the beverly hills community let me reassure you this is one of the most protected and patrolled cities in the world. crimes of any kind will not be tolerated here. let this be a message to anyone thinking of committing a crime in beverly hills, you will be caught and brought to justice. >> the family asked

the la police department chief is promising to release body camera video by monday. >>> a 31-year-oldled and a shark attack at morro bay. the surfer found his body. the beaches will remain open, however authorities have ordered beachgoers to stay out of the water in the morning just to be safe >> everybody was sleeping when we came. there were tons of cars driving out and everybody walking off of the beach. the sign said to go when the water at your own risk. >> there has been an occasional shark attack over the years, but it has been decades since a person was killed in california by a shark. >>> there were hours of debate that stretch from thursday into friday. the san francisco board of supervisors signed off on the mayor's emergency declaration for the tenderloin. the mayor wants to use the police to move addicts toward a new treatment facility. here is what happens now. >> over the course of that ten- hour meeting a lot of people on both sides of the boat made a point to it knowledge the situation is unacceptable. with the vote of the board it is official this neighborhood is in

so i called the las vegas police, and i told them exactly what my experience was included in the fact that i believe there was a 2nd shooter. i hooters. they told me that my recollection must be incorrect. perhaps they had been drinking too much that night and that they were not interested in pursuing any leads that involved the possibility of it not being alone, wealth attack a at that point felt like i wasn't being taken seriously. and i called the f b i, i told them the same information and they told me, you need to stop saying that there was a 2nd shooter. if that's not what happened to your, the shooting, and then i pan up and you can see that stroke. i thought that was the shooter right there on the 10th floor. so here i am coming up here. and this is where i stopped. and this is where i was hearing the shooting. and of course, right above is room $134.35. most of the shooting that you hear through your recording. it sounds fairly distant. it sounds like it's coming from up there. there's one burst in where it's really loud. the f b i came over and it was 9 days later and they s

and la grange police department does a pretty good job of that.ut not every agency is going to prepare officers to make this type of difficult situation in what can be a time-pressured situation. there are concerns about whether officers will be able to make good decisions and whether they'll have the physical skills, the shooting kills, to be able to hit a target that is at least somewhat smaller than the tradition center mass target. >> certainly, i can understand the criticism from the member of law enforcement who i quoted a moment ago who said you're opening up pandora's box. because immediately once you authorize some form of force less than deadly, if you go down the road to shoot to incapacitate, you know in every circumstance, a police officer is going to be considered why did you shoot center mass. you should have shot the ankle instead. quick final comment from you. >> yeah, this is a very popular criticism and i think it both makes sense but also more broadly applicable than it appears. that criticism could officers done something diff

14-year-old girl shot and killed while shopping with her mother caught in the crossfire between la policealleged assault suspect. tonight, police release the body cam video. >>> from the battlefield to beekeeping, the new program being used to teach a new skill and manage symptoms of ptsd among veterans. >>> online shopping. if it doesn't fit, people just send a lot of stuff back but if you think those returns always get back on the store shelves, think again you may not believe where they end up a story you have got to hear, coming up. where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. now, get new lower auto rates. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower rate today. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to figh

plane crashed in the southern california neighborhood one week might begin to get some answers and la police officer accidentally shoots and kills a teenager while she was in the dressing room. >> tonight we're hearing her family's pleas for justice. >> tonight. we are hearing from the family of the 14 year-old girl who was accidentally shot and killed by a los angeles police officer happened last thursday. it happened at a burlington coat factory store in north hollywood. the parents are describing their daughter's final moments as she died in her mother's arms. kimberly chang has the story. so. >> look, we're trying out close for christmas. we heard some screams. we sat down and hugged and started praying when something impacted my daughter it threw us on the floor. and she died in my arms. through translator. soledad, for also talked about losing her 14 year-old daughter valentino already on a pearl to to see a son, our daughter die in your arms. >> is one of the pains, the greatest pains and most profound pains. >> that any human being can imagine. >> the family spoke publicly a day afte

all those got together lawsuit together to sue the las vegas mesh, paul police department, over them refusing to release these documents that the court ordered them to release. the supreme court ruled that all information was supposed to be given out immediately. so sure, when bartow decided to charge nearly half a $1000000.00 to get this information. another legal maneuver on his part to delay the release of the information. i wanted to schedule that las vegas metro police can not charge the media high fees to get records on the 1 october shooting at the behest of the court system. we were mandated to provide buddy warrant camera footage and document footage as part of a public information request. the las vegas special quality employees from started releasing data, but only bits at a time or from bartow cherry picked which information you wanted to have come out before the election and which information was gonna come out after the election. and there was not a new sure been down with jo lombardo was re elected as las vegas metro, tedious sheriffs and june of 2018. it wasn't until

thank la police say they've arrested a man in santa rosa tonight for waving his gun at security after not paying his bill. >> at russian river brewing company. this happened just after 5 o'clock last night. here's the gun. the man who later police say was 28 year-old tyler morris of santa rosa left the brewery. police say they found him at the macy's in a santa rosa plaza. officers say they were in the progressives trying to take him into custody. but he had other ideas trying to get away injured an officer, they say in the process he was eventually arrested and booked at the sonoma county jail on several charges. we have a new update on a recent covid outbreak in alameda county nearly everyone who tested positive is a kaiser employee at the oakland medical center. >> 12 people recently tested positive for covid 11 of them are kaiser employees at the 12 cases. 5 were identified as the omicron variant. all of the cases are linked to a wedding that happened late last month in wisconsin. all of the kaiser employees are vaccinated and most have received their booster shot a kaiser has als

and only gerald salenti, originator of the transport jazz man, no stuff released video shows las vegas police waiting in the hallway at the mandalay bay hotel. even as steven paddock continues to murder people below the ever killed and this coward stayed on the 31st floor and not one attempt was made to reach the 32nd floor. buyers could have been saved if they were to take an action. absolutely. they had a team of armed individuals that did nothing but a coward while the shots were going on. 58 people died that night and the cow will come. who could have done something for him. but they don't tell anybody about it. i found out about it and i did the story on it. there were about 30 police officers with shotguns of yours and will come to him. the emission for now on the 32nd floor went into the room 1121 of the swatches discharges weapon in the room where they went into the room and they completely destroyed the crime scene. which is something you all do when they turned over patrick's body. they ran shocked the room that goes against any stand that police protocol anywhere in this country to

retired las vegas police officer randy sutton on that. what do you think, randy?ers to address this, too. they're not doing their part. now you have some examples of a lot of them trying just that. seem like desperate measures desperate times. >> they are. imagine putting a barbed wire in front of a retail establishment. it's madness. the biden white house is their -- not only are they inept when it comes to combatting crime, they don't want to address it. it's bizarre. you go to these activist prosecutors and district attorneys across america now, it's like a cancer growing within the law enforcement criminal justice system. they're the trojan horses that are destroying the criminal justice system from within. you have recall efforts now in los angeles and san francisco between gascon and bowden, who i hope are successful. they're a two-person crime wave themselves by their complicity with their failure to prosecute criminalality. >> neil: both have minimized this problem saying it's a fixation of fox or whatever. leaving that aside, one thing that interests me a

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. >>> police in las vegas are investigating the death of a rapper that was stabbed backstage at a concert. he was stabbed after reportedly being attacked by a group of people. the concert was cut short and fans were seen jumping over barriers to escape. no arrests have been reported. >>> in colorado, outrage is growing after a truck driver was sentenced to more than 100 years in prison for a deadly crash. now, some of his fellow truckers are threatening to boycott the scene. andrew dymburt explains. >> i don't know why i'm alive. >> reporter: after a passionate plea to a judge, a truck driver was sentenced to 110 years in prison for a deadly pileup on a colorado highway. now, it's sparking backlash from truckers across the country. several videos, are calling on truckers to protest. >> truckers, he needs our help. >> reporter: he was sentenced after a jury found him guilty for the colorado reck in 2019. his big rig slammed into dozens of parked cars. he claimed he had lost control of the truck after his brakes failed. he was found guilty on 42 counts, including vehicular homicide, leading

before it gets to us, we go to the las sheriff's department where police gangs have gotten so bad that a candidate for the sheriff post has made gang busting central to his platform. i'm chief cecil ramble and i'm running to clear pressures to park this time for good. i'm not sure how much one can trust cecil rambo, because he was closely associated with gang members implicated and misconduct suits . and his name is rambo. i mean, if he's not gonna change his last name, maybe he could at least change the pronunciation. it's rumba, it's a portuguese. not rambo, not the traumatized vet, who shoots for fun. now meet my 2nd in command deputy termini, tour in an interesting move. rambo leaked video of his own torso to news organizations to prove he was a good cop and didn't have the police gang tattoos. you sent this video to the times and to us as well. of you showing the tattoos that you do have talk to me about this moment and feeling this need to show yourself like this? well, look, all right. your move current share of alex villan waiver. you know, i actually never mind. i'm good. you

. >> for a lieutenant with las vegas metropolitan police, and at all upon sophisticated man who knowsalk about that some other time. enjoys your time. don't go down to the strip. just stay home. >> i'm not promising that. >> thank you so much. randy sutton joining us tonight on "fox news at night". heineken facing claims on this friday night that is not alcoholic boos, it is to totally as advertised. better grab your favorite from the fridge. foodcourt is next. you're never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. with tylenol dissolve packs. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the sh

former las vegas police lieutenant randy sutton joins us now. thank you for being here.s justify their crime policies in light of the skyrocketing violent crime rates and the deterioration of cities under their control, lieutenant? >> well, it's a great question. let me preface it by saying it has never been saver safer to be a criminal in the united states and less safe to be a citizen right now and much of that is democratically elected prosecutors around district attorneys throughout the country. now, i call, i call these district attorneys and these prosecutors trojan horse district attorneys and prosecutors because they are literally the enemy within the gates. they don't care about prosecuting criminality. they care only about their personal political agendas of being activists. now keep in mind, in my role as a commentator, i talk about this all this time but also in my role as the head of the wounded blue, which assists injured and disabled officers i see this, i deal with this every single day because last year, we're talking more than 60,000 law enforcement off

. >> reporter: oakland police officers are leaving faster than expected. la ron armstrong says a majority of outgoing officers blame low morale on the heavy work load, unappreciation and severe discipline. >> i want you to ask yourself, would you want to be an oakland police officer right now? >> it's a manufactured crisis meant to roll back and destroy the imagination movement, and what's terrifying about this, as oakland goes, so does the country. >> reporter: opd is wasting nun on overtime, they claim and points to the new report that nearly a third of officers' time is spent responding to non-violent issues. but it doesn't specify whether the response team is ready to handle issues like animal control, traffic accidents and welfare checks. leaders teamed up to send this message. >> we pay the taxes here and everything else. we deserve to have protection. >> reporter: if the council votes to add two police academies, the city thinks there will be 734 officers by 2023, but if they vote know, they predict it will dip to 674 officers, below the minimum set. >

then on wednesday night the police say he drove on to the las vegas airport tarmac wearing a clown mask claiming he had a bomb. accused of breaching fences and doing donuts on the airport ramp. >>> the cost of goods continues to rise. tonight, a new report shows just how much. kpix5 kenny choi on how it is making difficult for some as holiday shopping is in full swing. >> newly released data slows the rate of inflation in november hit nearly a 40 year high. that has some shoppers thinking harder before making the next purchase. >> reporter: trisha and her girls drove into san francisco's union square tonight for holiday shopping. >> have you noticed prices going up? >> incredibly. it is really sad. >> new government data shows that prices soreed last month, 6.8% in the past year. the biggest jump since 1982. >> if you think that this is going to be behind us in the next couple of months it is not. we are going to see higher prices. probably well into next year. >> reporter: from clothes to cars and everyday items, the cost of beef and bacon up 20%. >> i appreciate it more when i eat it.

la. they are increasing patrols on campuses, and police said they are in close contact with school leaders here. >> they are not usually serious, and they are just like videos about people making jokes, oh, getting threats. it was a popular think on tiktok and a bunch of threats all over the place. >> tiktok said they are working with law enforcement. police agencies out of florida are taking to social media saying if you post a fake threat the consequences are real. they say you are going to jail and urging parents to help their children to use social media responsibly and report anything suspicious if they to see. >> a woman was found dead inside of a home and three children were taken to the hospital with what appeared to be carbon monoxide poisoning. family member called for a welfare check, and children are between 6 and 16. >>> the governor and attorney general are expected to announce new ways to fight crime and we will stream that live today at 10:00 a.m. >>> the omicron variant is continuing to spread and santa clara has detected ten cases and now detected all in of the counties s

neil: are talking to current and former police officials from new york, la and chicago about what isour home internet? xfinity is proud to support the emergency broadband benefit program. for a limited time, you may be eligible to qualify for a credit of up to $50 a month toward your internet service through this program. that's right! you could qualify for a credit of up to $50 a month toward your internet service and equipment. for even more value, switch to xfinity mobile, and you could pay as little as $15 a month for wireless. click, call, or visit a store to learn more. >> 2021 was a great year for criminals and major struggle for law enforcement is to be some coast-to-coast break all-time homicide records. critics blame aggressive soft on crime policies for the surge in violence and the american people are fed up. 77% say they are extremely or very concerned about higher us crime rates. here to react chicago alderman, former chicago police officer anthony napolitano, retired nypd angel mason and lapd directive and director los angeles police protective league jamie mcbride. go

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la for stay in brisbane. sarah, thank you. a belgian police, a sprite, water cannon, and fired tear gas on riot as it a protest against cobit 19 rules. about 8000 people tried to reach the european union headquarters, but were blocked. that in baba reports a stand off in the belgian capital on the sidelines of a covey 19 protest. police's water cannon against a group of protest as some of whom appeared to throw firewood. several 100 people march through the streets. 2 days after the government tightened restrictions for the 3rd week in a row, some carried signs critical of vaccines which have proved to be highly effective against the corona virus. others were worried about belgium, making it compulsory for health workers to be vaccinated. something that's coming in on the 1st of january. baloo looks in little obligatory. i don't agree with mandatory vaccination, finances, radical color. i think i will assign the ties to take vaccine as its own choice and get straight on my in my opinion. health work is we'll have 3 months to get that shots. th

la jeunesse live in l.a. thanks. let's bring in brandon tatum, former police officer. mr.at william brings up is that you have thousands of police officers that have retired, have resigned. far left prosecutors that have kicked criminals back on the street and the administration continues to point to the pandemic as cause 1 for the rise in crime. would you dispute that? >> 1,000%. the cause of the crime is not the pandemic. the biggest cause of this crime or the crime influx is the fact that you have demoralized and criminalized police officers, caused good quality men and women that have tenure, that built relationships in the community to leave the police force. and every year there's as spiring young people that desire to serve their community. that's thrown away. the young vibrant people are not joining law enforcement. the ones that own a job, can't retire, stuck in the middle, can't find another job, they're going to sit there. they're going to sit back and allow these things to happen. then once they arrest a person and they're coddling the criminals, caring more ab

home on navarro road up to 200 people were at that party when 18 year-old elias a la was shot and killed on wednesday. police arrested 18 year-old shawn james junior in connection with that shooting. officers say they found several handguns and ammunition in his home. he's been booked into the santa clara county juvenile hall because he was 17 at the time of the shooting. the tesla employee who is accused of shooting and killing his coworker has now been charged with murder. 29 year-old anthony was arraigned in dublin in court yesterday. prosecutors say selena got into an argument with a co-worker at the tesla factor factory on monday and then went out waited outside in the parking lot. so is being held without bail at the santa rita jail. >> happening today. we've got closing arguments wrapping up in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial. holmes is accused of defrauding investors and misleading patients about water startups. medical technology could actually do the prosecutors in this case used homes. his own words against are they played recordings of a presentation she made to investors in which the prosecutor

when 18 year-old elias, a la was shot and killed on wednesday. police arrested 18 year-old shawn james junior for the shooting and officers say they found several handguns and ammunition in his home. james was booked into the santa clara county juvenile hall even though he's 18. he's in the juvenile hall because he was 17 police say at the time of the shooting. the tesla employee suspected of shooting and killing his coworker has been charged with murder 29 year-old anthony solima was arraigned in court dublin yesterday. prosecutors say selena got into an argument with a co-worker in the tesla factory on monday and then left work and waited in the parking lot for that co-worker to come out and that's where the worker was found shot and killed. >> happening today. we've got closing arguments wrapping up in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial. holmes is accused of defrauding investors and misleading patients about what her start of medical technology could actually do prosecutors. in fact used homes his own words against her by playing recordings of a presen

a home on navarro road up to 200 people were there when 18 year-old elias, a la was shot and killed. well on wednesday, police arrested this 18 year-old named shawn james junior in connection with that shooting. officers say they found several handguns and ammunition in his home. he was booked into the santa clara county juvenile hall because police say that he was 17 at the time of the shooting. the tesla employee who suspected of shooting and killing a co-worker has been charged with murder. 29 year-old anthony selena was arraigned yesterday in dublin. prosecutors say that he got into an argument with a co-worker at the tesla factory on monday and then he left work and wait it out in the parking lot for that co worker who was shot and killed. celine is being held without bail. >> happening today. closing arguments will wrap up in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial. she's accused of defrauding investors and misleading patients about what her startups medical technology could actually do the prosecutors actually use homes his own words against her by playing recordings of a presentation that she made to investo

and i believe the police department, as well as the la district attorney's office, will do a thoroughon and they will come to a decision or conclusion whether any criminal charges should be brought. but that is different than a civil action. and all we can do in a civil action is to provide monetary reward or monetary compensation for the loss of this life. but unfortunately, justice will never be served because justice is receiving or having that child back and that mother will never have that ability. >> and, sergeant dorsey, this was just two days before christmas. police opened fire in a store, where customers were present at the height of the christmas-shopping season, without knowing for sure if the suspect was armed. here is what the family's lawyer, ben crump, had to say today. >> it was foreseeable that two days before christmas, that there were going to be people in a shopping plaza shopping. the family thinks things could have been done differently. >> sergeant, can you help explain how police are trained in a situation like this where there are bystanders? >> well, you kno

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in the middle of santiago and we were all singing gracias a la vida que me ha dado tanto, and wonderful protest song of the period. the policeear gas and water cannons, sprayed the bishop and all that kind of stuff and i saw all the tear gas canisters were made in britain. literally, the words? made in britain. we were not supporting chile theoretically but margaret thatcher was. you took those canisters and drew them to the attention of politicians. the labour person george foulkes brought me into the house of commons and we asked questions and we had the sale of tear gas canisters stopped. i was reliably on the left by that time i got back to the uk. were you partly on the left because of your sexuality in the sense that when you were at oxford and you were a student tory, you couldn't be, in the phrase of the time, which i know many gay people hate now, openly gay. the age of consent was 21 when i was at university and there had been an amendment, section 28 to the local government finance act, which treated homosexuality as worse than dirt. it was in order that councils could not teach homosexuality. undoubtedly that add

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. $271 million to police department's operating $70 million to state law enforcement agencies, 85 million roughly 2 more than 900 cities and counties. 4.1 million to new york, 2.7 la folks in chicago, 1.5 million philadelphia, one.4 baltimore, less than 1 million to seattle. if we haven't tried to defund police to begin with. woke das, they deserve to be in jail into jail and kept them there when they do something wrong. >> none of this money would be necessary if politicians allow the police to do their job and they incarcerated the criminals who are committed to violence in the neighborhoods. all of that money is a headline grab for the president and to a city like chicago, 2.4 million might help. only if someone like lori lightfoot put it to work in arresting criminals and investing in technology. all of this is a backdoor check to those organizations we often see that are not working towards defeating violence in our neighborhoods, that are the backbone of politicians reelections in the months to come. todd: crime is rocking democrat led cities around the holidays. the one situation happening all over the place in chicago where these individuals are disguising

think that you consider degraded integrator emergency resin europe, principal la and great britain in english, the safemode police from the time being. they were tided down in russia and so i think that fits into a lot of the choices that really in the first year of the war, our effort was going to stabilize the situation in the pacific and and in the particular secure hawaii and to secure our communications to new zealand and australia which would be the base for the event printed. >> content try to have that contemporary issues come about two years ago i was invited over to do a conference of the japanese about current strategies in the pacific and that i felt like i was stepping back into 1944 and looking the japanese now, to turning the focus now to china and you talk this morning about the japanese overextension in they have the same dilemma in talking about defending it different scent of direction if i think that the same problems in haiti reinforce what they put on the islands. how do you avoid this and the problems like i said, all over again walking into an deal with them. and then the americans dealing

first, william la jeunesse live on this in l.a. hi, william. >> hi, martha. policeelse that is stunning. baldwin says he did nothing wrong. the court record says something else despite what he said happened. >> i'm going to cock the gun. i take the gun. i start to cock the gun. i'm not going to pull the trigger. she said cheat it down, tilt it like that. i cocked it. can you say that? can you see that? i let go over the hammer and the gun goes off. >> according to the armorer, baldwin was not supposed to cock the gun, saying "we had the gun the whole time before the incident. nothing happened. they, meaning baldwin and the director, were not supposed to be pulling the hammer back." why? many gun movies are adjusted to reduce the force necessary to pull the trigger. reed says she loaded five dummy rounds. one round wouldn't go in. she cleaned the gun and grabbed another round from in her words had been a wonky set of ammunition. police want to see movies, texts and pass words through the clouds. finally baldwin says he requested a bigger gun. he denies that. the phon

police about this fatal shooting. she's live in our newsroom tonight with more. so lau're hearing that they did mistake this air soft gun for a real one. yes, it appears that way and not only the officers but a police captain with san pablo pd tells me that a market employee. >> called 911, at around 02:30pm in the afternoon and said they saw a man holding a gun in the parking lot over a drumroll boulevard and market avenue as officers responded. the guy took off and they pulled him over just minutes later in the north richmond area along market near truman and captain brian bouffard said that once a man got out of the car. officers spotted blood on his hands and the air soft gun clutched to his chest. captain barr says that the man refused officers commands to put it down. all while seemingly racking it. >> subject exited the vehicle. was holding the air soft gun in his right hand and he turned to face the officers. the officers repeatedly gave him orders to show shows hands shows hands. but the subject actually making sliding the top slide of the gun. i'm racking it

been recorded on the spanish island of la palmer. wearable canyon has been erupting for more than 2 months. drone fatigue video released by spain's national police shows swathes of land covered in ash. officials say about 2700 buildings have been damaged or destroyed. ah, another top stories on al jazeera, the you chief says it's time for the block to consider making co with 19 vaccinations. mandatory cases are on the rise across the continent, which is currently the epicenter of the pandemic. he comes as concerns rise about the electron variant. you in safety general antonia the terrace condemned travel bands on southern africa, introduced a slow it spread as a party. what is in acceptable use to have one part of the world? that is one of the most vulnerable parts of the world economy condemned to a lockout when they were the ones that revealed the existence of a new variant. that by the way already existed. in other parts of the world, including in europe, as we know. so this is a very strong appeal that i launch a pupil common sense. we have the instruments to have safe travel. let's use those instruments to avoid this kind of or allow me to