in los angeles the lapd is using surveillance technology with roots in the cia. they have police cruisers that scan license plates and a data center that makes sense of it all. it may sound like science fiction but it is real and it is helping them solve crimes faster and with less effort. since the early 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 showed us how big data analysis is changing the force. >> this is our license plate reader. we have three cameras taxed to the light bar. >> lnls plate readers installed on patrol cars have become common place and they automatically scan every license plate that drives 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. >> got an alert. a $30,000 warrant on the parked car that we

in los angeles the lapd is using surveillance technology with roots in the cia. they have police cruisers that scan license plates and a data center that makes sense of it all of it may sound like science fiction, but it is real. and it is helping them solve crimes faster and with less effort. since material 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. wax commander sergeant ken 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. >> license plate readers have become common place and they automatically scan every license plate they drive by. >> it goes through sacramento database to check for california vehicle systems to see if it is stolen or if there is a warrant on it for some reason. a $30,000 warrant, a parked car that we just passed right behind us. >> over the c

now he plays an under-undercover lapd officer in "gang related" thursday nights on fox. how's it going, everything all right? things good? >> yeah. >> jimmy: life is good? >> yeah, i'm happy to be here. everything is all right. i've been spending a lot of time at the dentist. >> jimmy: why? >> i've got a -- i have what's called internal absorption where the root of your tooth -- i got elbowed playing basketball in college. so i've been spending the last six months going to my dentist, dr. daniel nasan, aka dr. doom. he's been putting me through all kinds of torture. it's just been rigorous. >> jimmy: is it a real tooth he put in? >> i don't know where he gets the tooth from, but the shading and the detail to make it look like the other. it's insane. so i've got a rod up here and i've been taking selfies the whole time and watching the world cup from a reclined position. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i have to say, i feel like dentists hire guys to knock other people's teeth out at basketball games. >> that makes sense, keep them in business. >> jimmy: it's definitely a profit c

so i had a great friend of mine who's in the lapd, bob deemer, who drove me.h central famous for gang activity. he took me there and introduced me to some gang members. and i was trying to -- you know, the guys that he knows -- >> jimmy: hey, guys. really? >> it's true. and i start -- we try to start talking but these guys are looking at me like -- they're just not giving me the honest truth. i go listen, bob, you've got to get out of here. go around the block, give me some time with these guys where i can speak to them and let them put their guard down. so they're not going to say something that's going to be incriminating. so he does and he leaves me and i sit down with these guys, and they truly start explaining things to me, the culture out here, i'm from the east coast, i grew up in a rough neighborhood, but different culture. they start explaining it to me. we're there for a while and i see bob coming back around the block again. and he tries to be sneaky and he snaps -- he thinks it's so cool that i'm sitting with these guys at a table. and he tries to

area including the los angeles lapd.ast year the department of justice had special oversite of the lapd because of what it described as a pattern of police misconduct. that decree lasted more than 10 years. as for tuesday's events his report of what happened said the barefoot woman ignored his orders to stay away from the freeway. he tried to take her into custody to protect her. >> they need to find out what happened before this footage started recording, right, and were there any circumstances there could be used to in any way just if i what we saw. >> reporter: armor says a full investigation could take months. bigad shaban for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, protesters held more angry demonstrations in one california town as more undocumented immigrants arrived to the area for processing for the second time this week a plane carrying migrants from texas touched down in san diego where they were then transported to the town of murrieta. protesters on both sides of the debate have been clashing over what the white hou

lapd says an ambulance was called to get her there faster. secret service says it's investigating along with lapd. >> thank goodness she didn't have that baby right there on the street. >>> this morning we're getting a look at what might be one of the best photo bombs of all time. >> take a look for yourself. it is a photo bomb fit for a queen. that's confine elizabequeenzahe adtlo ed twey players during the commonwealth game. the queen has a pretty good sense of humor about it with a big smile on her face. >> do you think it was inadvertent? she looked like she was leaning in shil imiling. >> breaking out of the rougher exterior we're used to seeing. >>> well, morning commute changing forever. how the silver line will change the routine for many people who drive to work. >>> plus a woman in a van pinned between a truck and a gas 3u6pu. the chain reaction rec. >>> and it will be pretty nice outside. tom kierein will take us through how warm it will get in your neighborhood. it makes me happy to go on the computer. i like feeling smart. intern

but it wasn't one where they spray-painted lapd on the side.ar. this one looked real. and when i was 20 i looked 40. i looked 40 my whole life. [ laughter ] so we would literally pull people over. and by the way, i get it now as a full-grown adult how dangerous that is. but i didn't when i was younger. so one day we -- i talk about this in the book. we pulled somebody over. i go up to the car, and it's my -- i swear to you, this is a true story. it's my principal. [ laughter ] it's my principal. which by the way, when you tell stories from a long time ago sometimes you're worried the crowd's doing math. wait a second. why is he 20 if he's in high school? well, that's another -- that's in the book, too. [ laughter ] but he goes, it was mr. yoakum, if you're out there. he goes, turns to his friend, i don't know who he was driving to school-w i doe with, i don't kn his situation was -- [ laughter ] but he goes, "that's one of mine." i'm like, oh -- i tried to -- i remember with detail what i said to him when i was in his office two hours later. i

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

the driver was ejected and is in critical condition. 5 others, including two lapd officers were taken to the hospital. the chase began after police got a call about someone camperring with -- tampering with a call. >>> the richmond b.a.r.t. station is shut down. a rider was struck by a train and now b.a.r.t. is reporting the person died. b.a.r.t. is waiting for the coroner to receive. b.a.r.t. trains are stopping at el cerrito and the a.c. transit bus line is taking over taking passengers to complete the run to richmond. >>> a very grand marshal grace as parade in san jose today. >> his birthday was yesterday. greatest thing ever happened to him. >> why this veteran is so admired. >> and a warning about a chicken recall, what you need to know before you grill. what are you up to? just playing hide the cheddar. can i play? it's more of a one person kind of game. i won. tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better. >>> 4th of july fireworks could be terrifying for pets. officers say they routinely spent july 5 out looking looking for dogs and cats. they say pets espec

last year, he said he was man handled by the lapd. >>> today, a professor is out of a job because of what he put in his bathroom. andria borba is at sf state. >> reporter: we are talking about 15 misdemeanor counts of invasion of privacy and the san francisco district attorney says that is just off one memory card. he thinks there may be more victims out there. >> i think it is sick. >> reporter: san francisco da george gaston sfpd says behind the buzzer and gate of this apartment, mark landis was not just mentoring his students, but was peeping on them in the bathroom. >> the camera was pointed toward the toilet. >> reporter: the camera along with digital memory card was tucked out of sight inside a kleenex stop. l -- landis's apartment had been a party spot for years. until one student noticed something that didn't add up. >> he found a red dot and he realized something was wrong. >> reporter: now landis has worked here since 2008. it was not just sf state students on the tape. the da says it was also usf students. he would like to talk to them about what happened. live in san fran

one year later they announced the lapd chief to improve security at the stadium. in july after an intense manhunt l.a. police arrested two people. in february of 2012 both men were sentenced. luis sanchez got eight years and marvin norwood four years after both pled guilty. >>> to developing news now, the 15-year-old sole survivor of a family's mass murder provided includes that lead to the gunman's capture. the man who police are not identifying yet tried to speed away from the scene near houston, but officers used spike strips and cornered him. the man is accused of shooting seven people including five of his children. the lone survivor is in critical condition. his two brothers and two sisters died along with two adult relatives. the gunman a is estranged from the children's mother who is not in texas. the wounded girl told police her sphear was planning to kill her grandparents. >> he had a fluid situation of a male with a pistol to his head, literally. and he had just killed six people and it ended exactly the way we are trained to do. >> the man has his hand

the secret service said it is investigating this along with the lapd. >> a rookie firefighter raced through a burning house to save an 84-year-old grandmother in northeast d.c. amir johnson is so new he's still on probation with the fire department. that didn't stop him from braving a serious house fire on sunday. he checked three bedrooms in heavy smoke before he carried the woman to safety. he couldn't see. >> that was my second big fire. i never had to drag someone out of a fire. it was eye opening for me. >> the woman, nelly jones, is out of the hospital now. her son thanked johnson in person and said he hopes to rebuild as quickly as possible. >> good for him. veronica has a check on the weather. sounds like we should start the weekend early. >> let's go. >> yeah. a check on summer which isn't going to be here tomorrow. it will take a vacation break just for a day. as we look outside around the area, yeah, the clouds have moved on out of here. as we look at the week in recap it was our coolest day today at 83. we did have the humidity as well. the warmest day was wednesday when we had

one year later they announced the lapd chief to improve security at the stadium. in july after an intense manhunt l.a. police arrested two people. in february of 2012 both men were sentenced. luis sanchez got eight years and marvin norwood four years after both pled guilty. >>> to developing news now, the 15-year-old sole survivor of a family's mass murder provided includes that lead to the gunman's capture. the man who police are not identifying yet tried to speed away from the scene near houston, but officers used spike strips and cornered him. the man is accused of shooting seven people including five of his children. the lone survivor is in critical condition. his two brothers and two sisters died along with two adult relatives. the gunman a is estranged from the children's mother who is not in texas. the wounded girl told police her sphear was planning to kill her grandparents. >> he had a fluid situation of a male with a pistol to his head, literally. and he had just killed six people and it ended exactly the way we are trained to do. >> the man has his hand

>> reporter: the 1991 brutal beating of rodney king sparked a public outcry for reform within the lapdup until last year, the department of justice had special oversight of la's police force because of what it described as a pattern of misconduct. that consent decree lasted for more than 10 years. it's a for tuesday's incident with the highway patrol officer, his report of what happened said the barefoot woman ignored his orders to stay away from the freeway. so he said he tried to take the woman into custody to protect her. bigad shaban for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, protesters hold more angry demonstrations in one california town as more undocumented immigrants arrive to the area for processing. for the second time this week a plane carrying migrants from texas touched down in san diego where they were then transported to the town of murrieta. protesters on both sides of the debate have been clashing over what the white house calls a humanitarian crisis. >> and i hurt for those children but as an american, it's not okay, america does not have the capacity to be inundate. >> we'

one month later the dodgers announced the hiring of former lapd chief bill bratton to improve the security at the stadium. in july, the police arrested two suspects. in february of 2012 both men were sentenced. luis sanchez got eight years, marvin norwood, four years after both pled guilty. >>> and continuing live, allen what are the giants saying tonight after the verdict? >> well, cheryl i was just in the clubhouse and most of the players were aware of the verdict. but most of them don't know what the verdict is, right now they're doing what most teams do, focus on the game tonight. but ever since the attack most of the family and friends rallied around bryan stowe, most of his friends and family know he is dealing with more difficult situations after the attack. one team member grew close to the stowe family. he is also a singer-songwriter and held benefit concerts raising more than $200,000 for the family. >> i just show up and play songs. for people to write checks and show up and the fan support and love of this city it has been a real experience. i think it has cahanged my life. but

one year later they announced the lapd chief to improve security at the stadium. in july after an intense manhunt two arrested two people. in february of 2012 both men were sentenced. luis sanchez got eight years and marvin norwood four years after both pled guilty. >>> to developing news now, the 15-year-old sole survivor of a family's mass murder provided includes that lead to the gunman's capture. the man who police are not identifying yet tried to speed away from the scene near houston, but officers used spike strips and cornered him. the man is accused of shooting seven people including five of his children. the lone survivor is in critical condition. his two brothers and two sisters died along with two adult relatives. the gunman a is estranged from the children's mother who is not in texas. the wounded girl told police her sphear was planning to kill her grandparents. >> he had a fluid situation of a male with a pistol to his head, literally. and he had just killed six people and it ended exactly the way we are trained to do. >> the man has his hands up in

last year, he said he was mishandled by the lapd outside a party that he threw. >>> the time now is 4:32. a san francisco state professor of account something out of a job. he is facing 15 counts of invasion of privacy and kpix 5's andria borba reports the d.a. says there may be more victims. >> i think it's sick in many levels. >> reporter: san francisco d.a. george gascon and sfpd say behind the buzzer and gate at this 17th street apartment former san francisco state accounting professor mark landis wasn't just mentoring his students but was peeping on them in the bathroom. >> the camera was pointing toward the toilet so he could film people's genitalia. >> reporter: the camera was tucked out of sight inside a kleenex box. the d.a. says landis' apartment was a party stop for students for nearly two years until one student was using the facilities last fall and something didn't add up in the accounting professor's bathroom. >> one of the students noticed a little red dot, was curious, picked it up, the more he looked at it he realized there was something wrong. >> reporter: andria bo

if you're talking about dry streambeds that is lapd, that is not water and i think that concerns a lot of farmers and ranchers and lapd owners. >> i understand that and we're certainly talking to a lot of them about those concerns but we've tried to define which of those would be covered or that you would have to get a permit if you filled them or discharged pollution into them if they have the characteristics that water flows in it enough times that it creates a bed and a bank an an ordinary high water mark and that is a hydrologic science kind of determination. >> going back to my main point once again you all had the authority to regulate in many cases dry land, in many cases intermittent streams that would cover most of that area covered by the red and blue which again i think is about 99% of the western states, but let me go to the states -- i understand you have maps of each individual state that are in greater detail than the map that's on the board and that was in your preliminary report. can we get access to those state maps that are more detailed? >> if we -- i'm not aware of

all the other lapd officers came running down the street. >> the shooter dies at the scene. with the street secured, victim john atterberry is rushed to the e.r. >> they removed him from the car. he was lying on the pavement. and then he was picked up and put on a gurney and wheeled away to an ambulance. i thought, i hope he's going to be okay. as it turned out, he wasn't okay. >> atterberry's wounds are too severe. he died days later. >> actress jen godson stars in god's country, a film atterberry cowrote and was producing hen he died. >> he had a lot of friends and a lot of loved ones. i think it's because he cared so much for people. when god took him, that was one thing i was praying, god why? why? it's senseless. the shooter is later identified as 26-year-old tyler --. he was apparently distraught over a breakup with his long time girlfriend traces before. >> we can't control somebody who decides to have a bad day and start firing on everybody. you just never know when something like that can happen. for the two survivors, every day is a gift. neither chris nor don will

lapd ended that. they had gang unit task force. what's happening here?what's happening is organized crime for the longest time controlled drug trafficking and it was taken over by gangs. the bloods coming in from west coast bringing drugs into the biggest drug market in the country which is the tri-state area. i'm not surprised they'll use this as an excuse. we'll defend our brother. what they're doing is bringing heroin with them. it's not as much coming in as it was in the port of new jersey or new york. most of it is coming from the west and most of it is m coucom out of mexico except heroin which has picked up an enormous amount in the last five years. incredible how much heroin is out there. >> coming in from where? >> from afghanistan and thailand and they are bringing it through nigeria and through the caribbean and up. >> want to hear something crazy? there's a heroin truck that was -- a van, riding through the white neighborhoods with kids with some money driving around dealing heroin out of the back of the van. they busted it because it was a v

one month later the dodgers announced the hiring of former lapd chief bill bratton to improve the security

we know, which is very little at this time, is a standoff right now between police -- you can see lapd there. we have very little information about what actually transpired to get that car to where it is. you can see the door, driver's side door opening. we're going to take a quick break from this -- we're not. okay. we're going to have a little bit more on this later as soon as we gather more information. sometimes the live scenes as they develop, we want to be more sensitive to them. we'll be back to that scene when we can figure out exactly what's transpiring there. >>> more international aid arriving in iraq as government forces try to hold off a dangerous terror group there. u.s. sending in apache attack helicopters and surveillance drones. our government prepares to sell iraq thousands of missiles, combat jets arrive in baghdad as other foreign powers get involved in the crisis. jennifer griffin is live in washington with more on this. what more should we expect from the u.s. military at this point? >> right now there are 650 u.s. troops out of the 770 authorized by the president

. >> the 1991 brutal beating of rodney king sparked a public outcry for reform within the lapd. up until last year, the department of justice had special oversight of la's police force, because of what it describes as a pattern of misconduct. that consent decree lasted for more than ten years. as for tuesday's incident, with the highway patrol officer, his reported what happens at the barefoot woman ignored his orders to stay away from the freeway. so he said he tried to take the woman into custody to protect her. >> cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> 8:38. protesters hold more angry demonstrations, in one california town, as more undocumented immigrants arrive to the area for processing. now, for the second time this week, plane caring migrants from texas touched down in san diego, where they were then transported to the town of marie etta. protesters on both sides of the debate have been clashing over what the white house calls humanitarian crisis. >> and i hurt for those children. but as an american, this is not okay. america does not have the capacity to be inundated. we're all am

incident, scott, the shares with these cars are always in focus and this just another instance, again, lapdnd company are both looking into what happened with this particular incident. >> what is that? >> on the lam from the cops. and he just crashes at a high speed and then explodes. big deal? >> yes exactly. >> happens to a chevy cobalt. >> questioning the vehicle because of the driver? >> i wouldn't buy the stock here. never recovered from the high it made in february 254 and yet the s&p accelerated. >> off technically. >> i don't like the technical formation. rather buy it above 255 than right here. especially one of those high flying type names and given the s&p. >> look at the pullbacks in tesla recently. the three -- extends a little bit. >> looking right now. >> those are always worked out to be buying opportunities. i think right now buying the stock right now, betting on elon musk. >> on a weekly chart, you have a series of higher lows which means each time the stock sells off it sells off to a higher level and the buyers come in. i agree with joe. it gets above 250, that's where

. >> might be wet another time and that in my opinion is at least what gets into the lapd and goes beyond the water. if you're talking about dry streambeds that is land, that is not water and i think that concerns a lot of farmers and ranchers and lapd owners. >> i understand that and we're certainly talking to a lot of them about those concerns, but we've tried to define which of those would be covered or that you would have to get a permit if you filled them or discharged pollution into them if they have the characteristics that water flows in it enough times that it creates a bed and a bank an an ordinary high water mark and that is a hydrologic science kind of determination. >> going back to my main point once again you all had the authority to regulate in many cases dry land, in many cases intermittent streams that would cover most of that area covered by the red and blue which again i think is about 99% of the western states, but let me go to the states -- i understand you have maps of each individual state that are in greater detail than the map that's on the board and that was in

. >> 1991 brewed al beating sparked public outcry of reform within the lapd. up until last year the department of justice had special oversight of the police force, because of what it describes as a pattern of misconduct. that consent decree lasted for more than ten years. as for tuesday's incident, with the highway patrol officer, his reported what happened at the barefoot woman ignored his orders to stay away from the freeway. so he said he tried to take the woman into custody to protect her. >> protesters hold more angry demonstrations in one california town, as more undocumented immigrants arrive to the area for processing. now, for the second time this week, a plane caring migrants, from texas, touched down in san diego, where they were then transported to the town of marry etta. protesters on both sides of the debate have been clashing over what the white house calls a humanitarian crisis. >> i heard for those children, but as an american it is not okay. america does not have the capacity to be inundated. we're all americans, we love, we want to be safe,

affects on that in things like memory, cognition, personality at the very least >> catherine: the lapd released sketches of his attackers. the images later posted on a billboard. >> catherine: six weeks after the attack, stow is airlifted back to the bay area for further medical treatment at sf general. >> he seemed very irate. brutal >> and absolutely dishes and and my opinion cowardice. absolutely delicious vi cious >> pam: the jury's verdict closes one chapter of this tragic story we want to bake the beets giants fans and the entire bay community for their heartfelt support for the stow family during this difficult journey we will continue to be there for bryant and his family. kron4 will have more of the reaction later when the dodgers are plan tonight against the oakland a's. norwood and sanchez were >> pam: the alleged prostitute accused of providing a lethal heroin overdose to a prominent silicon valley businessman was arraigned today. kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from santa cruz where police revealed new details about case. >> reporter:handcuffed and wearing a red jail

last year, he said he was mishandled by the lapd outside a party that he threw. >>> 6:02 now. today is a "spare the air" day with temperatures expected to top 100 degrees in much of the east bay. air quality management officials are urging people throughout the bay area to avoid prolonged outdoor activity this afternoon. they are asking commuters to carpool or take public transit to reduce smog. >>> all right. 6:03. let's check in with liz for the morning commute. >> good morning. you may want to avoid the roads just to avoid this. backup growing right now at the san mateo bridge. we just saw another police car traveling westbound 92 to the accident scene so it sounds like it's right before the high- rise. anyway, you can see the backups are pretty extensive now almost backed up to the toll plaza in the westbound lanes. it was reported as a hit-and- run and there is a search for a suspect going on right now. one lane is blocked. eastbound 92 looks okay if you are trying to come from the peninsula out to the east bay. we have more problems this time out in fairfield. it started

the lapd said he was arrested for selling illegal cigarettes.k duty, several investigations began. a video splicing these two scenes together fiction and fact separated by 25 years. countless debate about crime and safety, race and justice, thugs and brave cops and bad cops. these two incidents have more in common than their content. more than cops and an unarmed man. what they also have in common are filmmakers. we all know spike lee. we don't know ramsey orta but he's the reason we know eric garner. he shot this on the cell phone. he's the one at the beginning of it saying officers are arresting garner for breaking up a fight. he had the forethought and courage to document the altercation. now that video provides crucial reporting of whatsapp. it changes this entire dispute from he said she said debate where one side is dead and can't speak to an incident we can all see. that's key because the initial police report downplayed what is so visible on the tape. now that video is potential evidence in these criminal investigations. as people use th

so that gives you an idea of the lapd landscape at that level.but kathleen sebelius was laegtlaegt elected governor in kansas. and the way a democrat wins a governor's race in kansas is to attract those moderate votes primarily in the kansas city suburbs. people who want the bills paid and are not quite as ideological for example as sam brownback would be. so that's what you're seeing in the polls that have been released recently. this idea that the moderates again particularly around kansas city are taking a close look at paul davis and that's put sam brownback in some trouble in his re-election campaign. >> so the question is how durable do you think that is. are these republicans who come midterm election they will be, well, i'm a republican, i won't vote for the democrat, or do you think there really is something there that could have enough moderate republicans voting for the democrat in this governor's race? >> we'll see of course. but you do get the sense talking to some republicans of long standing in kansas that they are quite nervous ab

driver is in critical condition after being ejected from the car five others hospitalized including two lapd officers many agencies and montano working overtime this holiday weekend after a train carrying boeing planes drill on thursday monteux rarely train traveling from kansas city to washington with 19 cars derailed three of them containing aircraft components this fall and the river across the material to the contained beans and three contained >> : look outside hear from some main bridge cameras. traffic area light on this holiday weekend. more details on sports only combat >> : for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. areas sports tha

that's a strict demonstration of what the chokehold was, which was in fact in policy with the lapd forguy did not have to end up that way. >> thanks for exploring this was, guys. >> sure. >> we'll be right back. there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if frustration and paperwork decrease... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. ♪he cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this all new 2014 cts for around $459 a month or purchase with 0% apr and make this the summer of style. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? >>> it's been quite a show. that's it for us tonight. >> stay with us for the latest breaking news on flight 17 and the confl

yet the current chair, miss mcfar lapd, opposes this -- ms. mcfarland: opposes this language as burdensome. this follows on the heels of a former chair, her immediate past chair, that quote-unquote, declare and emergency without telling anybody and used it in a political purpose. so there's obviously a need for this type of language and we should make it permanent instead of having to do this every year on the energy and water appropriations bill. i'm glad to see that the current commission is more collegial now, but it's incumbent upon us in the house and senate to make sure that these changes are made permanent so this abuse of power doesn't occur any more. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from idaho reserves. the gentlelady from ohio. ms. kaptur: we continue to reserve. the chair: the gentlelady continues to reserve. the gentleman from idaho is recognized. mr. simpson: madam chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. i yield to the gentleman from alabama for the purposes of a colloquy. the chair: t

of force and how officers are trained for a takedown and word is also that bill bratton, a former lapds out to los angeles there because he feels some of the training practices there have been updated. that's a look at your headlines. >> coming up next on "new day," we'll have much more on the tragedy of mh-17 but, first, the faa has put at least a temporary ban on flights into and out of tel aviv after a missile lands quite near the airport there, but is the united states government about to reverse that decision? we're going to go back live to wolf blitzer on the frowned in jerusalem for the very latest ♪ the last four hours have seen... one child fail to get to the air sickness bag in time. another left his shoes on the plane... his shoes! and a third simply doesn't want to be here. ♪ until now... until right booking now. ♪ planet earth's number one accomodation site booking.com booking.yeah! thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you