>>> the lapd is watching you, if you're in los angeles county. cutting edge computer program is tracking every car on the road, and bringing it together pieces of information into one database. cnn's rachel crane takes us inside this technology and explains why some feel its violating your rights. >> reporter: since the earl 1990s, crime rates have steadily declined across the country. one possible explanation -- smarter data-driven policing. here in los angeles, the lapd is embracing new technologies and big data analytics like never before, changing the way we fight crime. watch commander sergeant kennedy who shows how big data analysis is ing cha changing the force. >> our license plate reader. three cameras attached to the light bar. >> reporter: license plate readers installed on pa control cars, common place and automatically scan every license plate they drive by. >> goes through the sacramento database to check for california vehicle systems to see if it's stolen or if there's a want on it for some reason. be on alert. $30,000 warrant on

this would be the first time lapd investigators would speak with o.j.pson without a lawyer. >>> coming up -- o.j. disappears. >> he was to surrender to police at 11:45 this morning. >> and murder turns into manhunt. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. king o in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. become the next business to discover the new new york. [ male announcer ] see if your business qualifies. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. become the next business to discover the new new york. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last seve

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>> a little tired. >> i know, i know. >> lapd detective tom lang is trying to keep o.j. he reaches what is clearly his final destination. >> he got close to the house, s.w.a.t. is waiting for him. >> i'm pulling into my driveway. >> i know, i see you, i see you, please toss the gun, juice, just toss it, come on, man, just toss it, please? all right. juice, just toss the gun. >> but it is not just police waiting for him. as soon as the car arrives to rockingham, o.j.'s 24-year-old son, jason, rushes to the bronco. >> a lot of things are going on here, he just pulled into his driveway. that is his son, jason, screaming and hollering. >> what was going on with jason? >> he was very emotionally upset, because he knows what is going on. his dad is in there with a gun. >> he is just trying to help. he is just trying to help, man. >> a.c. cowlings, still in the bronco, shoves jason. and police officers quickly intervene dragging o.j.'s son away. >> juice? >> listen to me, o.j. >> you can hear a.c. screaming at him? >> yeah. he is very, very close. a.c. is as close as any family

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lapd should siend my mom in. like rambo. >> we weren't sure for a while where he went because the view was covered as he went under a tree. now authorities believe the man is actually in one of the hopes. whether then was there or not, whether he might have a human shield there with him is beyond our knowledge at the moment. when we get more from the many police officers on scene, we'll take you there. >>> first, though, the truck driver accused of triggering a deadly crash that seriously injured comedian tracy morgan had been awake for more than 24 hours straight. that's according to a criminal complaint which fox news has now obtained. that driver is kevin roper. kevin roper had not been asleep for 25 hours. he's set to make his first court appearance later this week. more on that in a moment. the crash happened early on saturday morning on the jersey turn pike which is about halfway between new york and filly. police s philly. the truck driver didn't notice the traffic had slowed down. when he did notice, he s

here in los angeles, the lapd is embracing new technologies and big data analytics like never before.watch sarge dent kennedy shows you how big data analysis is changing the force. >> this is our license plate reader. we have three cameras attached to the light wand. >> license plate readers installed on patrol cars have become commonplace. they automatically scan every license plate they drive by. >> it goes through the sacramento database to check for california vehicle systems to see if it is stolen or if there is a want on it for some reason. be on alert. $30,000 awarrant. a parked car we passed. right behind us. >> reporter: over the course of a day the lapd can scan tens of thousands of license plates across the city. at the lapd's real-time analysis and critical response division, those license plates scans are fed into a game-changing data mining system called talent here. a powerfl application that can claim the cia as an early investor. >> it is a certain much system. it combines disparate data sets and allows us to access them quickly with a single key stroke, you get the e

how lame was the lead lapd detective in the investigation. john kelly successfully sued simpson for wrongful death in the civil trial. they won a judgment of $33.5 million. dr. baden is a forensic pathologist he examined the victims and simpson right after the murders. >> it he love the cameras in the media? >> i think he does love the cameras in tand the media. in prison we have to hear from this guy. he can't quit thinking about himself being the sociopath that he is. being the self indulging man he is he loves the attention. >> were the cameras a reason for the verdict or not? >> you mean the cameras in the courtroom? >>ive always been against that for a lot of reasons. main one is if you are testifying in open court the live cameras you are not being concerned with what you are being asked you are more concerned about the cameras going on you. i can recall after 8 and a half days on the stand people looking at me. how am i going to answer this? it effects testimony. cameras should never be allowed. >> you won the civil case. no cameras in

here the lapd is embracing new technologies and big data analytics like never before, changing the wayh commander sergeant kennedy showed how big data analysis is changing the force. >> this is our license plate reader. we have three cameras attached to the light bar. >> license plate readers installed on cars have become commonplace. automatically scan every license plate they drive by. >> goes through the database to check for california vehicle system to see if it's stolen, a want on it for some reason. got an alert. $30,000 warrant, on a parked car we passed that's right behind us. >> reporter: the lapd can scan tens of thousand license plates across the city. at real-time analysis and critical response division, fed into a system called palantir. it can claim the cia as an early investor. >> palaintir a better rated search system. combines data sets, allows us access them quickly. with a single keystroke you get the effect of a 30-person task force. >> reporter: after searching over 100 million data points, it displays an impressive information on one burglary suspect, linking him

these people tell me to go to fbi but fbi is not willing to talk to us. >> we contacted the lapd, the los angeles d.a.'s office, the california state employment development department, the fbi, the irs and even homeland security, but each of these agencies told us the same thing -- they do not comment about ongoing investigations or whether investigations are even taking place. >> it's galling to me that $4 million, which is approximately the total of what was taken from all of the clients could be stolen and there wasn't more of a response. for all i know they could be investigating this like crazy, but we're not being informed if they are. >> next, they discovered they were themselves in deep trouble with the irs and the state of california for tax obligations never fulfilled. >> this is the notice i received from the irs. you now have an outstanding balance on your account of $30,776.03. that was quite a shocking notice to receive. >> here it says $31,000. you get the form from the irs, it says zero. >> the big problem for these business owners is that while the tax money they owed

au auto. >> $30,000 warrants on a parked car that we just passed. >> over the course of a day, the lapdicense plates across the city. at the realtime analysis and critical response division, those scans are fed into a game changing data mining system. a powerful application that can claim the cia as an early invest investor. >> known associates and past addresses. they could even track the suspect's past locations based on previous license plate scans. >> if we are searching for him we don't have to search all of la county. >> anybody who is a vehicle owner? >> anybody who is a vehicle owner in a public place and has passed a license plate reader will be in our data set. we cannot just go searching for you or anyone else without a reason because we have a lot of data for people who have done nothing. >> the aclu believes the lapd's license plate readers may be violating civil liberties. >> a system that is pervasive enough to really track would effecti effective. >> the lapd believes they want it on their side. >> you want to have the effect of 30 detectives working that auto theft. it

. >> reporter: here in los angeles, the lapd is embracing new technologies and big data analytics likeway we fight crime. watch commander sergeant kennedy showed us how big data analysis is changing the force. >> this is our license plate reader. we have three cameras attached to the light bar. >> reporter: license plate readers installed on patrol cars have become commonplace, and they automatically scan every license plate they drive by. >> it goes through the sacramento database to check for california vehicle systems to see if it's stolen or if there is a warrant on it for some reason. a $30,000 warrant on a parked car that we just passed that is right behind us. >> reporter: over the course of a day, the lapd can scan tens of thousands of license plates across the city. those license plate scans are fed into a game-changing data mining system called palantier. >> it's a better rated search system. it combines disparate data sets, allows us to access them very quickly. with a single key stroke, you get the effect of a 30-person task force. >> reporter: after searching over 100 mill

although the alleged victim was not an assigned uber fare, the lapd says when it comes to ridesharing services it pays to beware. >> the cabs are investigated to the extent they are licensed. you have numbers on them. they are marked. and they get fares. and so on. and in this case with these "rideshare" situations, the fares come through the company. they are on credit cards. >> that was christy fajardo reporting. and this isn't the first time uber is under fire for safety concerns. there have been reports of other alleged incidents in san francisco, washington, d.c. and chicago. >>> time now for a look at the top races from yesterday's primary elections. governor brown appears well on his way to an unprecedented fourth term. democrat got 52% of the vote in a crowded field of candidates there. the closest competitor was republican neel kashkari at only 19%. the two will face each other in the november runoff. >>> in the san jose mayoral race, it will be dave cortese running off against sam liccardo in november. cortese outpolled him 34-25% in a field of 8 candidates. the winner will

well, obviously simpson's defense attorneys, led by johnny cochran, it was brilliant, discredited the lapd detective mark furman, a key witness for the prosecution, after the add tape of fuhrman speaking to a producer of a movie using racial language. here's the scene from your show last night. >> this is mark furman on the tape. i heard it myself and it was chilling. >> it was mana from heaven. >> it was live ammunition for simpson's attorneys. the defense maintained that furman was a racist cop who in an effort to frame simpson planted the bloody glove at his estate. >> the part of the defense i never bought, which was the idea that these guys have been jock sniffers for months, hanging around his house. they love the guy. at 2:00 in the morning, whatever furman's attitudes are decided at 2:00 in the morning he was going to risk his career, his life, everything so he can screw o.j. and he comes up with this glove. it didn't make sense in terms of self-interest. >> it's nonsense. i mean, they didn't even know where simpson was at that point. maybe he had an airtight alibi. to believe the

after the case, he left the lapd and became a best-selling author and fox news crime analyst. >> we are, all of us, profoundly disappointed with the verdict. >> and garcetti left. >> just look at those eyes. >> the former d.a. is now a globe-trotting photographer. but he has not strayed too far from the law or politics. he became a script consultant for tv drama's like "the closer." and his son is now the mayor of los angeles his dream team took many different paths. >> 20 years later do people still come up and say, you're the guy? >> people send me e-mails to this day damming me to held. >> today, he is a defense attorney and harvard defense attorney and author. f. lee bailey got blamed for it all. >> i have no further desire to practice law. >> this letter was written -- >> o.j.'s pal, robert kardashian, he battled cancer and tied in 2003 at the age of 59. >> it was only years later that most americans discovered that he was the father of kim and company. >> his greatest legacy, perhaps, his daughter kim. seen on the arm of kanye, or on "keeping up with the kardashians." >> but kaeli

so many people feel disenfranchised by the lapd.uhrman was brought into the case and proven to be a racist, not alleged racist, but a racist, using the "n" word over and over, who bragged about drumming up false charges against african-americans, now convicted perjurer, i think that had a huge effect on the case. that was the man who found the bloody glove. the jury felt they couldn't trust the lapd and the investigation and that's why they came back with a not-guilty verdict. >> afterwards there were a lot of people, white colleagues, who essentially said they no longer trusted the entire criminal justice system. where you have a lot of the african-americans who took the o.j. simpson verdict as almost one time that a african-american had been able to stand up to a system they didn't trust. do you get a sense that that criminal justice and race playing a big part of whether you believe in it, has changed in the last 20 years? >> again, i don't think it's changed all that much. i think this was the first of many cases here in los ang

but he has a gun to his head. >> i'm thinking to myself what the in the hell ising on. >> reporter: lapd homicide detective tom lange was waiting for o.j. to surrender when he looked up and saw a the chase on tv. >> total chaos, but you have got a guy in the center of this with a gun so kind of of surprised me pick right up. o.j., are you there. >> reporter: he tried to give simpson to throw his gun outside the window. >> just toss it the out you are scarring everybody. >> i'm not going to hurt anybody. >> reporter: detective lange says inside o.j. had eight grand, passport and disguise kit. none of that was mentioned at the the trial which became as big of a circus as the the chase itself. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: ben tracie, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, jeff mails was first to broadcast live video of o.j. and broncho, a helicopter pilot for our sister station kcal. he thought o.j. may have headed to or rake county to visit his wife's grave so he flew south. >> we thought we were going to come up empty and we had him in our sights. i was on the head set li

. >>> i have a serious question for you -- was a guilty man framed by the lapd?an framed? >> no. no. i'll tell you why, quickly, on ron goldman's boot, on the tip of his boot was one drop of blood, it was o.j. simpson's blood. now, why the trial got so coal volume luted and so bogged down in what is dna, because it was kind of new at the time. that one piece of evidence spoke volumes. what was his droop of blood doing on the boot toe of ron goldman. >> but you don't buy into invite arguments that the guy did it, but the lapd played loose with the blood? >> no furman was a great cop in my opinion, but he lied with the past. >> if they had a videotape, would they then have convicted. i'm convinced they would not have? >> maybe, but yeah, i think the deck was stacked. with that jury being in downtown los angeles, not in fancy brentwood, i think the deck was stacked. he was going to be not guilty. >> and the legacy all these reality programs, all stemming from the loins of the o.j. simpson. >> it was at born from that. it all started right there. >> i guess for they

did you see lapd event action plan? answer, nochlt do you know how many off duty officers were present? licensed peace officers? his role, he testified was bodyguard for then dodger owner, and he worked for dodgers for a year. also a friend of stow's testified he saw no security when he was surrounded by cursing fans in the stands. senator in the parking lot later. bradford said both he and stow had been intoxicated conceding he may not have noticed security if it was there. >> two men pleaded guilty to the attack on stow this year. >> muni passengers left waiting and waiting because of a sickout the city says it will crack down on those not showing up and the union is urging them to resume operations we're live with details. >> here is a copy of the letter the union sent members stating if you called in sick, you must bring in a doctor note. the mayor said no note, no pay and went on to say that these workers could face penalties because this has cost the city of san francisco a lot of money. a warning tonight from cit

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expert testified the police present that day was one of the largest he had ever seen but a former lapd lieutenant says there should have been more security in the parking lots and the lighting could have been better. stow's attorney says the security was lax and the attacks could have been prevented if there were guards in the parking lot where the attack happened. >>> we have new details in the suspected ring leader attacks. in a letter to the united nations security council, the obama administration says it was justified in sending special forces to capture the terrorist last sunday. the u.s. says he was planning further attacks against americans and the arrest near benghazi was in self-defense. he is being held on a trip in the mediterranean sea and will be tried in federal court. >> it's important for us to send a message to the world that when americans are attacked, no matter how long it takes, we will find those responsible and we will bring them to justice. >> reporter: republicans wants terrorist suspect interrogated at guantanamo bay. he's accused of master minding the attack

inspecting authority and picking lieutenant under him well qualified when i asked for the chief for the lapd i didn't expel chief suhr to be picked but 83 he that i can do picks pollens that have great have you seen. i think the richmond district is like a little city and once again it probably has more a - a greater population than several cities on the senior citizen peninsula i'm a big proponent of the police officer. i think with the sfpd salaries there's room for expanding the special police officer like in the richmond district there's self-sporting and do a go back and they're probably good evening to be increased it will stop the expansion of the over blood clot of the salary which $0.92 sgos there their paycheck the mom who was had her son murdered have the case actually and on billboards because misinforming san francisco has won one thousand unsolved murders we know there are killers among us walking around and i think an open cold case file that is well publish user publicized will bring killers to bay ii feel that woman and i ask you deal with those issues >> thank you. next spe

been in the works for over a year and there's special considerations and the ruling from dpw today is lapd on policy levels that we can speak to later but i urge you to toouths the merits of this project as well as the clustering today and moved today on its good merits. >> hello commission. gregory and christen have's an pa a class above any other dispensary in my opinion they've proven themselves to the city as being responsible and met all the qualification of the discretionary review. to pass a continuance is effectively to deny the discretionary review and force them into a different process. you have to enforce the law as it is today you can't enforce the law it might be exist many the future it's a miscarriages of justice a denial of a petition it will be harming the city and people of the city and harming perfectly innocent people that have followed the procedures there's no basis for the continuance thank you very much. >> hi commissioners i'm picking up u paul i strongly oppose the continuance it has to do with the ways the law is today and also the reason this new dispensary boo

. >> if you own the land, you have the responsibility not lapd to keep the place reasonably safe. >> reporter: in their opening statement and throughout this trial, attorneys representing frank mccourt have told the jury over and over that there was beefed up security opening day march 31, 2012, dodgers versus giants. and in questioning one of the witnesses today, a security guard who arrived where stoas beaten the inference was made by attorneys for mccourt that lapd was slow in arriving. >> one of today's witnesses is currently the vice president of security at dodger stadium. he testified that after the 2009 season, he quit that position because of a disagreement he had with dodger management. they were cutting back on the number of uniformed police officers that would patrol the dodger stadium games. he said, quote, it was making for a dangerous situation. >> don't have uniformed police officers. and that's a huge deterrent so he quit. >> reporter: a security officer brian hines who was assigned to lot 2 after the game where stow was beaten testified he couldn't get to that spot

call this a natural area it's a file like the candle stick the paperwork used to be the san francisco lapd of the, you know, southern crossing the bay bridge but nature took over the bay and the tide flows in and out and it's an incredible bird habitat and so we refer to that as a natural area but in general small and big areas the rec and park program we need a remedy as an like twin peaks we recognize those hilltops that were never developed so nobody i know certainly i'm not proposing we call a park ♪ the new transit center downtown a natural area nate's that's not but that's talked about the observing objectives let's bring native into the city and plant plant for the street, etc. it's not about trying to label every natural space as a natural area but - >> what would you say i know that's been an ongoing debate for years and years and years predating most of us for example, you have a situation where a particular area like in a park or may not be in a park that maybe use for some sort of active recreation and then the rec and park department or whoever says this is a remnant of a natu

is he the worst lapd has to offer? yes. but the fact that mark fuhrman is a racist and lied about it on the witness stand does not mean that we haven't proven the defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. >> fuhrman made some mistakes. perhaps he didn't handle him correctly, but this focus should not have been on mark fuhrman. that's total nonsense. and what cochran, was an expert at, was infuriating minority juriy ies to nullification. and that's what happened. he was going to juice the race card. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant orenthall james simpson not guilty for the crime of murder. >> should the american people be angry at the defense for driving a railroad train through the racial divide in this country. for raising the specter of racist cops, when it was obvious that o.j. simpson had murdered his wife? >> well, both could be true, theoretically, at least. you could have racist cops and you could have a guilty defendant. and it was the obligation of the defense to try to get jurors w

the lapd bomb squad removed the grenade. >> sergeant bowe bergdahl arrived at a military hospital in germany after being held prisoner by the taliban for five year years. his treatment and reintroduction to society will be slow and deliberate. the obama administration is facing questions about the deal that brought bergdahl home. brian moore has the story from washington. >> sergeant bowe bergdahl's parents will have to wait a few more days for their long awaited reunion. >> five years is a seemingly endless long time. but you've made it. >> while his family celebrates the only pow of the afghanistan war is decompressing at a military hospital in germany. the obama administration is facing tough questions for the price of his liberation. five taliban leaders detained in guantanamo bay, cuba, have been released to serve house arrest in the gulf state of qatar. >> it's disturbing that these individuals would have the ability to re-enter the fight, and they are big, high-level people. >> in afghanistan, defense secretary chuck hagel defended the decision not to notify congress as requir

. >> if you own the land, you have the responsibility, not lapd to keep the places reasonably safe. >reporter: in their opening statement and throughout this trial, attorneys have told the jury over and over there was beefed up security opening day. and a security guard arrived where stow was beaten. one of today's witnesses is currently the vice president of security at dodger stadium. he testified that after the 2009 season, he quit that position because of a disagreement he had with dodger management. they were cutting back on the number of uniformed police officers that would patrol the dodger stadium games. he said "it was making for a dangerous situation." >> they don't have uniformed police officers so we quit. >> reporter: security officer brian hines who was assigned to lot two after the game where stow was beaten testified he couldn't get to the spot for 40 minutes because he had other duties inside the stadium after the game. he said can't be at two places at the same time. dave lopez, kpix5. >>> tonight, the fbi is examining new evidence from ryan chamberland's apartment.

that's through me-lapd editing. heavy domo today. "first alert" ather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> clouds are thinning out. the showers have ended. and we are going to see a nice warmup today. temperatures near 90 degrees this afternoon. we hit the 90 degree mark. but it is steamy this morning after the showers hav ended. plenty of moisture is behind. and a quick warmup, especially inland where the temperatures will soar. there is a chance we'll see isolated showers. don't think we'll get widespread rainfall or activity we saw overnight. north philadelphia, 72 degrees. and this is how it looked a short time ago as the clouds were thinning out. cape may, you can see the rain that dampened beach avenue, but that's drying out. this afternoon, a chance of showers once again at the shore, as clouds will be building after some sunshine. radar screen shows the shore is completely dry. the last showers are now well offshore. and the clouds, they're also heading out to sea. so things are looking up at the shore. though, this afternoon,

in court, prosecutors counted on dna evidence, but simpson's expensive attorneys but the lapd's investigationn trial. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: there was never any proof evidence was planted or of any conspiracy to frame simpson, but the theory worked on jurors who acquitted simpson in just hours after an eight-month trial. >> simpson, not guilty in the crime of murder. >> reporter: the not guilty verdict split the nation along racial fault lines. simpson's freedom came with his promise to find the real killers. a search that seemed to focus primarily on america's fairways. this was criminal trial as entertainment, a collision of legal drama and popular culture and just like a collision on the highway, sometimes you can't look away. josh mankowits, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and tonight, this network will air a long look back 20 years and the case that it spawned. it's called "the people versus o.j. simpson, what the jury never heard." it airs tonight at 9:00/8:00 central here on nbc. >>> when we come back, living on the edge. the unbelievable image of the day as a l

. >>> lapd says an uber driver picked up a drunk woman from an la nightclub. was too drunk to tell him where to go so he drove her to a hotel. when the woman woke up, she saw him and called the police. >>> a hotel housekeeper is being called a hero tonight. andria borba on how she helped investigators track down the suspects in a string of home invasions. >> sometimes, one man's trash is another man's stolen goods. some guests were checking out of the premier inn in concord. and told housekeeper vicky brooks to dump everything they left behind. >> if they tell me to throw it in the garbage and it is all good stuff, i said there is something wrong. so i just turned on the lights. wait a minute, you know? >> reporter: there were electronics, legal documents, pictures, vicki called the concord police. that stuff according to the detectives all linked to a series of break ins on san miguel road. phillip oliver's house was ransacked friday. >> they stole a lot of family articles that were irreplaceable. so it is money, it is electronics. my computer, ipad. >> repor

the lapd were put on alert after the game to keep an eye on fans who took to the streets and sidewalks setting off fireworks, waving flags as well. and police shut down a threeway onramp as they tried to get the crowd of 100 people to disperse. mexico beat croatia 3-14 yesterday to advance to the knockout round. >>> 4:51, first of its kind attraction opening up at at&t park today. >>> plus putting their heads together, the telling moment for giants legend barry bond and the mayor of sacramento. maybe bringing the olympics to the bay area. >>> and we're looking at the great side of things, 101 moving smoothly. not a problem here. we're going to follow up on a crash, couple crashes for highway 24 coming up. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back to you, six minutes before 5:00, and a live look at at&t park. the giants looking to bounce back tonight after being blanked by the padres last night 6-0. speaking of at&t park. the home of the giants, baseball history today. >> the garden at at&t park officially open to fans ahead of tonight's game. it's located behind center f

lapd says the s.w.a.t. had no choice but to gas him out. >> they used bull horns and several other methods of trying to make contact with him. at the point that that was not effective, they deployed tear gas into the residence. >> he was holed up inside of that home there. then you see a few minutes later, he peacefully surrendered. >>> driven by radical anti-government and racist beliefs. that's what investigators say prompted a young married couple to carry out a killing spree in las vegas. nbc bay area's jay gray is live in las vegas with new information coming out tonight. jay? >> reporter: good evening. you know, that killing spree started in a pizza restaurant around the corner, ended up in a walmart over my shoulder here. police have identified the young married couple. it's amanda and jared miller. they say they're responsible and that the couple wanted to start a bloody revolution here. neighbors say jared and amanda miller moved from indiana into this las vegas apartment complex in february. kelly

right, the lapd, the chp, the fbi, fans, et cetera. >> you can speculate on their theory all day longt if the dodgers had done something different, right? >> reporter: later in the morning, mccourt's attorney dana fox delivered his argument. he says the dodgers security budget actually increased every year. and that stow's attorneys did not prove that mccourt and his dodgers were at fault. that there's only two people responsible for this. >> sanchez and norwood. they are the only two. nobody else lays a hand on them. okay? if they don't do what they did that night, do not let sympathy influence your verdict. because if you do, then it's a distorted verdict. >> bryan stow's attorney says his client deserves more than $36 million in damages. >>> a shocking story out of detroit. a 12-year-old boy was missing for 11 days. his father went on national tv and then this happened. >> we are getting reports that your son has been found in your basement. [ pause ] >> sir? [ pause ] >> mr. bottle, are you -- >> what? >> we are getting reports that your son has been found alive in your basement.