i thought the thing with david's friend was lapd. yeah, well, it might be two murders in two states, right? meanwhile, we're just playing a supporting role for now. just got off with the vegas me. they found a heart defect in lopez's autopsy. the death was ruled accidental. so, the other fighter wasn't drugged? they stopped looking once they found the defect, so they're gonna pull an archived tissue sample and take another look. all right, meanwhile, charlie's gonna need data, so we'll start looking into their background, and we'll talk to this guy, uh, larry alston? i thought this was an lapd homicide. yeah, key suspect's a guy i know from the old neighborhood. new york, right? yeah, bronx. what can you tell me? munson was killed with 1080 poison. poison? 1080 is the brand name for sodium fluoroacetate. it disrupts the body's ability to process oxygen, induces cardiac arrest. to be honest, i almost missed it. so, it's pretty hard to detect? unless you're looking for it, but munson had a strange allergic response, so i was looking. a

murray would tell lapd detectives specifically that he was wearing a watch that day. jackson in what doses and at what times, despite parent never having made or retained any written records of his treatment of michael jackson. at 2:26 on the afternoon of june 25, 2009, michael jackson was pronounced dead at the age of 50. stacy ruggles says that when she reached dr. murray at the hospital, he was very upset. >> and he was sobbing on the phone. sobbing. he says, i've lost my best friend. >> what else did he tell you about that day? >> that he was the one that wanted to notify the family. >> but in an interview with "dateline," jackson's brother jermaine says that notification never happened. dr. murray, that day in the hospital, did he say anything to you? did he express his condolences or sorrow? >> no. he didn't say anything to me. >> after your brother died, dr. murray is quoted as saying, i feel like i've lost my best friend. >> really? first time i saw dr. murray was in the hospital when i got the news that michael had passed. and i didn't know who he was when he

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all eyes were on the lapd's methodical and tactical operation. about 1400 lapd officers were part of this historic showdown in the city of los angeles. this was one of the department's largest mobileizations. 200 arrests and the cost for the showdown is still being determined. we saw runs of officers descend down concrete stairs into the "occupy" encampment from city hall just after midnight. they came out to clear the city hall's south lawn just after midnight. and some protestors complied others refused to leave and were taken into custody for failure to disperse. now begins the clean-up. a lot of concerns about what happened here the last 60 days. the police chief applauds the officers for the restraint the last two months and the efforts that were made to build positive dialogue with protestors throughout the duration of "occupy l.a.." so that's the latest out here. many just really thankful that it went down peacefully. it was a methodical and tactical operation the lapd worked on for about 2 months and that's the very latest out here in los

lapd is the beginning. we will be back any day. >> this time, 4:44. president brock. president brock obama will be on the road today. the president will be in scranton pennsylvania discussing the american jobs. from there he will travel to new york to attend campaign events. >>> despite accusations by an atlanta woman of an extra marital affair, kings spokesperson says he has no intent of dropping out of the presidential rate. and the army psychologist charged in carrying out the 2009 army massacre is going to tort today. >>> and the hurricane season for 2011 is officially over. the cities produce the total of 19 tropical storms, seven became hurricanes and three of them became major. there were 127 fatalities and more than the billion dollars in total hurricane damage. >>> and tens of thousands of the gathering for the annual lighting of the christmas tree. >>> in today's health news, thousands of students and media members and officials gathered trusting that punches in support of hiv and aids awareness. baltimore ranks number four in the nation for new cases and wh

you were with lapd. what is going on here?well, first, judge, you have got to -- you got to reinvestigate the case obviously. the new facts or new statements that came forward. they have assigned two homicide detectives and they are going to look at this case as it just happened as best as they can. and if there is enough evidence to say it wasn't an accident they will reclassify the case as a homicide and then proceed as you would in any cold case which now it becomes a cold homicide case. >> judge jeanine: mark, i have to tell you when i was d.a. we looked at cold cases and solved a lot of them with very little work for some of these cases. but when the l.a. sheriff's department says based upon credible substantial information that tells me that there is something that really has them interested here. do you think it is this dennis davern, the captain? >> well, i'm not sure that is the only evidence. there is supporting evidence which by a nearby ship that was i think a hundred feet off the bow for the stern of splendor. but

encampment and lapd. >> there's nothing going to happen tonight. obviously there's going to be some type for everybody to move out. as to when the removement is going to take action, we have no idea. >> i spoke to him and he said that there's not going to be anything going on tonight. we don't plan to leave until we feel we've accomplished what we need to accomplish. >> reporter: if you will believe that nothing is supposed to happen between 12:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. but then we found commander andrew smith and this is what he had to say. >> i'm saying we don't discuss when or where or how we will clear the park or what kind of tactics we use. we just won't talk about our plans. if you stay in the park after 12:00, you're there to be arrested. >> i think it's quite clear that they're making a move and it'll be between 12:01 and dawn. >> reporter: so what will happen? reporters at our station, myself included we are being told that as of 12:01 a.m. that the l.a.p.d. will not, not be moving in at that precise moment to try to clear city hall park here

the lapd paid out millions of dollars in settlements. what's been happening during this protest has been much better communication between the organizers of the protests and the lapd. they've been negotiating, they've been talking, they've been telling each other what's going to happen so there have been arrests, among those who decide to step out of the line, but for the most part, everyone has really behaved well here and that's why you haven't seen the trouble you've seen in new york and in los angeles in previous years, candy. >> casey wian for us, thanks. >>> back to new york now, and city councilman rodriguez, he was arrested tuesday when police cleared the occupy wall street protesters camped in a park near wall street. thank you so much for joining us. i think, councilman, one of the things i wanted to ask you, we've had seven people -- seven police officers have been injured, 176 arrests. we've heard both correspondence say in large part, we heard the mayor say in large part, this has been peaceful. do these sorts of things get

what lapd said was literally after that time, they will ask the protest ergs -- protesters to leave,they decide to be an appropriate time to do so, it could be two hours from now or it could be 10 hours from now, whenever, in the next couple of days, but also, i would suggest that from the way the lapd moved today, and the protesters for the most part have diminished their ranks on the occupy l.a. lawn about, one-third of the tents are now gone, from people saying we're out of here, they're probably going to clear this out within the next 24 hours. and what occupy l.a. does from that point, it sup to them. they say it is a movement. the question is where will the movement reconstitute itself? will there be tents? a political organization? which could in theory have more impact than camping out on the city hall lawn. >> that is the same question we are dealing with right here. pete dimitrrio in los angeles with the radio station. thank you, pete. >> if you like the fog, you're in for a big day. it is a a big mess out there. >> no kidding. >> a day to stay in bed. >> good to see you gu

. >> lapd detectives have gone to the home where michael jackson was renting. it was part of what was essentially a routine death investigation. >> the l.a. county coroner has ruled michael jackson's death a homicide, and the last person to see him alive is his doctor. >> conrad murray figuratively and literally abandoned michael jackson. >> conrad murderer. conrad murderer. >> though we walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i will fear no evil. >> justice for michael! justice for michael! >> dr. murray is not a perfect man. he's an imperfect man like all of us. but the prosecution is going to get up here and tell you he's greedy and callous and reckless. you need to hear the full story about him. >> in the spring of 2009 michael jackson, the so-called king of pop, was poised for the biggest comeback of his career. he would perform a record-breaking 50 concerts that summer at london's o2 arena. in difficult financial straits, the concerts would help jackson get out of death. >> i'll be -- i'll be performing the songs my fans want to hear. >> to get th

lapd burglary detail gave us a list of go-to guys for high-end break-in tools. it just so happens your name had a big fat star next to it. that's 'cause they're lazy. this shop has been straight for five years, yet you guys are here hassling me every time a safe goes down. and notice, i'm still not in jail. so theoretically, if we wanted to get by a passive infrared motion sensor and a biometric iris scanner... i.r. motion sensor can get jammed with an oscillating heat pulse. biometrics, i don't know, they're after my time. well, who picked up the torch? i don't know. but when you guys find out, why don't you have the lapd put a big fat gold star next to his name. colby: clearly this guy knows more than he's saying. why don't you do a phone dump on his cell and the machine shop. you know, go back, like, two or three months. job like this got to take a while to set up, right? yeah, think so. megan, how we doing on the interviews? uh, i'm more than halfway through calsci's list. what do you make of this ron allen kid? megan: well, his life story would make a hell

the police department is working with the lapd, the fbi, even homeland security to increase security. >>> a new labor deal in major league baseball. it'll limit the use of smokeless tobacco by players but it won't ban it during games. players have agreed not to carry cans in their back pockets or use chew during interviews. the union said players understand it is a dangerous product and as role models they influence others but that a full ban was not appropriate. >> the newest mars rover is on the launch pad prepared for take off. it is set to land on the red planet in august of next year. it'll be the largest one yet. nearly the size of a car with an advanced array of devices to look at the rock and thin poisonous air. nasa has found evidence of water on mars. the new one will try to confirm signs of methane gas that could be a sign of life similar to bacteria here on earth. >>> talk about the weather. nice day but some changes on the way. >> yeah. it was a nice day. the temperatures warmed up. the low 60s out there. clouds have increased over the last few hours, there is a weather s

the lapd informed occupy l.a. protesters of the eviction plan. however, those protesters have remained and police are not confronting them. 3450e7b whi meanwhile, a deadline for occupy philadelphia demonstrators have they have been camped for nearly two months passed sunday without any arrests or removals. the $50 million construction project is expected to start near that camp. >>> nasa's rover lifted off over the weekend. the curiosity, biggest explorer ever built, will hunt for signs of life that may have existed on the red planet. the large size of the car and weighing one ton, it has a laser beam for zapping martian rocks and a tool kit for analyzing their contents. it will take 8 1/2 months for the rover to reach mars and begin its search. seems straight out of the jetsons. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's meteorologist todd santos with your weather channel forecast. welcome back. now a married man. congratulations. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. talking about that rover thing, super cool to see that bl

. >> reporter: lapd detectives say the woman who caused this problem on thanksgiving at wal- mart in porter ranch turned herself in. shoppers like deborah and steve applauded the move. >> she did a wrong thing but was brave to turn herself in. >> reporter: she is glad her and her husband were not anywhere near the scene on thursday. >> i don't understand what motivated her, what the thought process was. >> reporter: they couldn't tell us her motive, but says that detectives interviewed her briefly. >> but she was later released. there are witnesses and victims to talk to by the detectives. and pending further investigation she will decide what else to do. >> reporter: friday they released a description of the woman they wanted to talk to. this woman caught on camera leaving the area, matches the description. but officers wouldn't confirm if it was the same woman who walked in the police station earlier saturday night. in the video, you can see a can in her hand. detectives say she got dvds and x box games, bought them, left the store. today officers believe she is not a continued thr

. >> tonight lapd is warning occupy protesters their time in the city is up. the press secretary confirmed late today there will be no raid tonight. earlier at the holiday christmas parade, he says it's time for the 50-day camp to end, but protesters have options. >> many of them agree it's not sustainable over time as well, and remember, we've given them an alternative and that alternative is to continue to protest on the steps, but encampments won't be part of that. >> reporter: many protesters say no matter what, they won't leave on their own. >> they're going to stay and act on our demonstration. it's our right to be here. >> reporter: during the night, they talked about what they would do if they don't leave. >> we as a police department are doing everything we can to support people's first amendment rights and ensure that they are able to peacefully protest, and we're hoping this protest can continue in a non-violent manner like it has so far. >> so far there hasn't been any problems. the mayor has issued a statement saying they will give protesters ampl

. >> eviction deadline for occupy protesters in los angeles pwreups out the lapd. we'll bring you the latest. >>> good morning i'm mike knee there is fog everywhere. i'll tell you how long it is going to last and the dangerous winds on that are on the way. >>> sue hall following your commute. fog issue traffic-wise live look at bay bridge toll plaza. we'll give you the areas where it is thickest. >>> what you need to know before you click buy on this cyber monday. >> if you can find your computer or anything else in the fog we have. 4 31, thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. >> meteorologist mike nicco is tracking these things. heff in several spots. >> thick everywhere -- quarter mile visibility or less everywhere except sfo, napa, half moon bay three miles. look at oakland 1/8 of a mile where some of the thickest fog is now. winds are calm, nothing to push it around. it going to linger through at least 9:00 in the bay area. you can see all of the purple. as you head out in the central valley the northern central valley in it until 11:00

>>mark: a developing story of a loss angeles, the showdown between protesters and the lapd geary if they had a mid light--they have a midnight deadline to get out of the park. here is a gentleman on a bicycle riding through the crowd. there were brief clashes as protesters were down on city streets. police are cushing protesters off of the sidewalks. as the police were clearing the encampment around 5:00 a.m., protesters started throwing water bottles at police. there were three arrests made. protesters were kicked out of the park but standing on the sidewalks around city hall. in occupied philadelphia, the deadline there has passed as well for those campers to leave after being there for nearly two months. there have been no arrests made. this was the scene outside of philadelphia's city hall. it is called even though protesters are preparing for arrests. no orders to leave have been issued even though they are past the deadline. >>darya: for different uc campuses have planned protests. board of regents members are planning to meet at 8:30 a.m., will tran has the latest. >>will: there i

the two were arrested by lapd at their san bernardino home in july. bryan stow spent months and a hospital with a serious brain injury. closing arguments are expected to begin today against dr. conrad murray. the jury of seven men and five women will hear from prosecutors will summarize 22 days of testimony. there will try to show that dr. conrad murray was criminally negligent by giving the scene of the set of of propofol as a sleep aid without the proper a medical up equipment. the defense will try to convince them that he did not administer that field goals in that jackson's death was blamed on his self. we will let you know what happens. we will take a break on the kron4 news at 4:38 a.m. this chilly thursday morning. we will be back with a live update with what is happening with occupy oakland when we come right back. >> the most important aspect of our task over the next to any is to resolve the crisis here in europe. i agree with the presidents are cozy that--sarcozi that the u has made some impressive decisions. but we will have to decide how

the lapd says they will not raid the camp anytime soon., a similar situation in the city of brotherly love back east, where dozens of protesters remain a day after being asked to leave a park near philadelphia city hall, and the occupy colleges movement coming together in solidarity itself today, as young people holding peaceful strikes in reaction to that now viral pepper spray incident on the uc davis campus. it looks like he's trying to get rid of bugs or something. literally -- anyway. our specialist today, natalia abrams, media spokesperson and one of the founding facilitators at occupy colleges. natalia, tell us about the events of the day, first off. >> okay. so today is our solidarity strike, which uc davis called and, like you said, and reacted to the events at uc davis with the pepper spray. but today is also still about tuition hikes. we're not going to allow the debate to be changed, to be police against protesters. this is still protesting the egregious tuition hikes that are being done, all over the nation. and actually, toda

including the local district attorney and a new one announced tonight that will be headed by the lapd's former police chief. reporting live, i'm robert lyles, cbs 5. >>> a college students usually go overseas to experience a new culture. three american exchange students in cairo are experiencing what it's like to be arrested. and for joining egypt's protests. they are all studying at the american university of cairo. 19-year-old gregory porter from pennsylvania, 21-year-old luke gates of indiana, and derrik sweeney from jefferson city, missouri. the school spokesperson says it's not known if they have been charged yet. >>> and more than 100,000 people braved tear gas in tarir square. four days of clashes with police left four people dead. the military rulers yield to a civilian government. the generals have offered elections next june, but the protesters rejected that offer. >> nearly a thousand people turned out in danville tonight to honor a hometown son killed in action in afghanistan. they met at the veteran's memorial in oak hill park to remember lance corporal, joshua corral. frie

you're talk b william bratton interesting former lapd and nypd chief of police.this indiana investigation, at what happened. the sequence of events. who said what, whether the chancellor did tell police to remain peaceful and whether they did defy an order from her. there are a couple of other investigations as well. the county d.a. is looking into this to see if there should be any criminal charges. the state legislature said it plans to hold hearings on this. and then also some students have asked the california attorney general to look into this as well. so several ongoing investigations. >> n.'s kristen dahlgren in los angeles for us. thank you. >>> coming you, jennifer lopez appears to be driving through her childhood neighborhood in the bronx in her new fiat ad. it turns out she was nowhere near there. here are some thing we thought you should know. congress now has its lowest favorable rating in more than 25 years. a new "washington post" abc news poll out today shows 23% of americans have a favorable view of congress. 69% have an unfavorable view and 7% h

some 1,300 lapd officers started to make arrests of occupy protesters. they've been taken to the met row jail here in downtown l.a. they can't post 10%, $500. they have to post the entire amount. they will be held the entire weekend if they're not bailed out by friday and will be able to be bailed out again on monday. they will be moving into that area to begin the cleanup shortly. that's the story from los angeles. >>> let's talk some weather. >> it's been cold out there, windy. we have had some fog. how is that affecting the airports? >> we've had delays out of sfo because of the fog. let's take a live look at oakland international airport. you still have a blanket of fog. we are clearing out quickly. there's some ragged patches out there. overall, getting a nice, clear look now over the entire bay area. and something that almost never, one of the ingreend debrideients for dense fog development is light wind. so to go from a dense fog advisory to a high-wind advisory in the same day is unusual. 20-mile-per-hour winds right now in livermore. very gusty.

police have not said when they will clear out the protesters, an lapd spokesman says a tactile alert was issued because of an unusual occurrence downtown. you can see large number of protestors in the street. authorities have blocked off -- as the helicopter shot zooms out you can see it. they blocked off part of the roadway and it backed up traffic near city hall. police put up the traffic barriers around the encampment at city hall as the protesters use trash and recycling bins to block the main entrance to the camp. they believe a police eviction is imminent. the mayor said it was time to evict occupy l.a. after learning children were living at the camp. so again as you look at live pictures from los angeles, know hundreds of police officers have been staging, and it appears that they are getting ready to move in and evict occupy demonstrators in downtown l.a. near city hall. >>> back in san francisco, some occupy protestors are preparing to stand their ground at justin herman plaza. they rejected the proposal to move the camp to another location. john alston is live to explain wh

. >> reporter: former lapd detective frederick cosecard worked on this case for more than 20 years. >back on january 11, 1988, around 8:30 in the morning we got a call via the police radio and we were directed to go to this particular school in east l.a. the hollenbeck area. >> reporter: he arrived to find four children who said they were molested. >> it was horrible because what the kids were telling us. >> reporter: but seacard never had a chance to question agular. >> we went to interview the priest and they told us he's no longer here, he's gone. he was taken to mexico. >> reporter: church officials found out about the alleged abuse on a friday. the officials met with agular on saturday. this police report indicates the priest told them he planned to return to mexico at the beginning of the week. police were notified monday morning, but it was too late. >> we made a call to i think child protective services, nobody was answering the phone, it was 5:00 on a friday. so monday morning the call was made, the notification was made and aguilera rivera fled without telling anybody. to me

. >>> and the lapd is scheduled an afternoon news conference where they will plan to announce the reopening of the investigation into the death of in thaley woods who died in november 1981 while voting with her husband robert wagner her death was ruled an accident. >>> and regis philbin hold the report for the longest tenure in front of a television camera and starting back in the late 1960s before moving into morning television as the host of live and abc hit who wants to be a millionaire. and like him or not, thursday night, tim tebow provided the late fourth quarter 95 yard touchdown drive to complete the comeback and give denver's 17- 14 win over the new york jets. that was seen on nfl network and after the game, tebo said i like winning. for a brutal scene when officers beat a suspect and celebrate. the video that shows the thing and what is happening to both officers. >>> and an incentive to quit smoke. how soon you can be seeing the benefits from not lighting up. and grammy winner vince young opens about a terrifying encount wear gym teacher when he was kid. what the country music le

the lapd informed occupy l.a. protesters about the city's health and eviction plan before monday's deadline. however, the protesters have remained. and police are not confronting them. >>> meanwhile, a deadline set for occupy philadelphia demonstrates to leave the site where they have been camped for nearly two months, passed sunday without arrests or removals. a $15 million construction project is due to start near that protest camp. >>> nasa's latest mars rover lifted off over the weekend. the curiosity rover, the most sophisticated rover ever built, will hunt for signs once life existed on the red pan et. >> propulsion. >> go. >> hydraulics. >> go. >> reporter: detectors were radioactive plutonium were in place, just in case. the 19-story atlas 5 rocket shedded a coating of frost and headed for the clouds and for mars. the launch is two years late. the delay alone costing $2 million. the plutonium detectors ready in case of an accident would not be needed. >> and we have first pair and second pair. both sets of

lapd says it will move in when the time is right. protesters expect that to be at some point tonight. we have a live helicopter in los angeles. you're looking at the scene right now. the mayor and the police chief said they would dismantle the camp after learning that children were staying there. you see a lot of people there. the tent city grew to include its own library and yoga classes, according to "the l.a. times." >>> some peninsula residents have been asking for years why a stop sign is so necessary at a controversial intersection. and how lawmakers took action. >>> just in time for the holiday shopping rush. a free gift from google. you know what it can do on the outside. now, google maps is take us inside. see how it can change your shopping experience. >>> it's the holiday deal the bay area is talking about. you cut it. you bag it. you haul it away. how you can get your hands on a christmas tree this weekend for free. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it's damp and cold out there. and cloudy with the fog. 54 in san

police have not said when they will clear out the protesters, an lapd spokesman says a tactile alertas issued because of an unusual occurrence downtown. you can see large number of protestors in the street. authorities have blocked off -- as the helicopter shot zooms out you can see it. they blocked off part of the roadway and it backed up traffic near city hall. police put up the traffic barriers around the encampment at city hall as the protesters use trash and recycling bins to block the main entrance to the camp. they believe a police eviction is imminent. the mayor said it was time to evict occupy l.a. after learning children were living at the camp. so again as you look at live pictures from los angeles, know hundreds of police officers have been staging, and it appears that they are getting ready to move in and evict occupy demonstrators in downtown l.a. near city hall. >>> back in san francisco, some occupy protestors are preparing to stand their ground at justin herman plaza. they rejected the proposal to move the camp to another location. john alston is live to explain why

the lapd scheduling an afternoon news conference announcing they are reopening the investigation of the death of natalie wood who died while boating with her husband. her death was ruled an accident. >>> private funeral for heavy d will be at 11 this morning in mount vernon, new york. the reverend alsharpton and diddy will pay tribute to the artist who died last week. >>> and republican presidential hopeful herman cain is the first candidate to receive secret service protection. reports indicate a number of threats against the one time gop front rund. runner. the nature of the threats has yet to be released. >>> and ashton kutcher and demi moore are getting a divorce. she filed yesterday. he was the subject of rumors he was cheating on moore. the couple has been married for six years. >>> and last call for regis philbin the host of the live show he is 80 will step down after more than 28 years of hosting the morning live with regis and kelly. and the talk show he started to host with kathie lee gifford. justin. >>> special good morning for mr. cook the principal of prospect mills campin

when a few hundred protesters refused to budge, the lapd did act. they called this an unlawful assembly, first giving them a 10-minute warning, then a 2-minute warning, and then at 5:00 pacific time, the lapd moved in and in very precise and dramatic fashion about, 200 police in a long blue line walked slowly across the street, walking the protesters back off the streets, out of the intersection, and back up onto the sidewalk. now with the protesters back up on the grounds of city hall, the police made clear that they had no intention of arresting anyone in the encampment today. but leaving it wide open that they could follow through with their plans to close down the encampment in the near future. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >>> shopping was not always peaceful. over the black friday weekend. >> no, it wasn't. but the numbers were -- >> but it was successful despite the sluggish economy. americans did open their wallets and purses on black friday and broke sales records. >> the average shopper spent nearly $400 over the weekend, up $33 ov

there are several lapd officers here to sort of keep the piece outside the courtroom.e not seen any indications of any trouble or any disturbances. just people very, very interested, very, very anxious, very, very nervous awaiting this verdict, brooke. >> casey, thank you. stand by. i want to go to ted rowlands. as promised, he has just called in. apparently he's in the hallway leading into the courtroom. ted, set the scene for me and also tell me which family members you've seen. >> reporter: well, outside it's very crowded here. they are starting to line up the folks that have passes. there are eight members of the public that won a lottery this morning that will be allowed in. and then each media -- >> it's tough to hear him. we'll -- there's latoya jackson stepping out of her car. we saw -- who did we see? katherine jackson, joe jackson. reportedly jermaine jackson is there. many of the jackson family members heading into this courthouse. can we go back to casey? casey, tell me who you've seen. >> reporter: well, you're seeing latoya jackson. just now i've seen mic

it's statement marius gave to the lapd.rted work at 7:00 p.m. so? what are all these calls coming out of his office first thing in the morning? maybe somebody else was using his office. colby: maybe he was just lying. don: yeah, but why would he lie about that? maybe he didn't want anyone to know he was at the club when yuri arrived. constrained dynamics, right? chernov's car was parked in a security camera blind spot, right? yeah, the whole corner was obscured. all right. do you have an overview of the card club parking lot? chernov arrived late afternoon, well before the evening crowds showed up. why the hell would he park his car this far away from the club's entrance? that doesn't add up. more than that, it defies mathematical principles. constrained dynamics is used to analyze everything from traffic flow in supermarkets and malls to the mechanics of granular matter... meanwhile, back in the parking lot? applying constrained dynamics, the parking lot should have filled up in a predictable pattern starting with the spac

i walked with the lapd for 20 years, walking some of the toughest neighborhoods and working in community is very similar to the ones where i was raised. i taught ethics reform in the wake of the and -- i oversaw ethics reform in the wake of a major police scandal. was able to effectively reduce crime in what i thought was one of the most toxic, racist environments in the country. our work and creating an lgbt community forum for the first time in the city. as the chief of police in san francisco, i was able to bring homicide rates down to 1860 levels. there were 97 homicides in the city. i came in the middle of 2009. there were 20 homicides this year. we were able to bring it to 50% -- to over 50% from being down 23% and here we have the highest referral rid of cases in six years. as your d.a., i am committed to working closely to dealing with violent crime. we have prosecuted eight out of nine homicide cases this year. i have also worked to create neighborhood courts to bring low-level offenses out of the courtroom, and drug courts. >> i want to start by thanking the lead and bar and fo

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