really, this is as sickening as it is sad. >> have you had any contact from the lapd? we've been trying very hard to get any further details. there have been very few details have he leased. have you been able to get any details from them, any open lines of communication with the lapd? >> no, i've been practicing over 40 years here in los angeles, and rod any king was not my first and tragically not my last case involving the 4r57d. but the investigation which is now being conducted, actually follows the so-called profiled officer involved shooting, and the compilation of what is called a murder book the difference between the lapd investigating a case where someone who was a suspect and might have been involved in a shooting, the investigation wants to paint a brush of guilt over that person where as when there's an investigation into the officer's conduct, the exculpation, that is so say, removing the guilt from that officer takes place. the officer is with inpersonfet affairs getting their stories together. the truth may never be known, i wasn't there. the witnesses

just momented later steps from the he was killed, lapd officers chased down a suspect. at one point he appears to be reaching for an officer's gun. neighbors quickly gathered to jeer at the officers. the lines are drawn. we don't know why the man was arrested, but each moment is an expected one. high-tension from law enforcement, and it's easy to imagine how nerves on both sides could cause this situation to escalate quickly. by the end the man is in custody, no one is hurt, and the crowd's dispersed still angry. there was tension, too, at a town hall meeting this week. >> have some respect. that is the wrong -- >> as lapd chief charlie beck faced a gauntlet of black community members, many of whom complained the police unfairly target their men. >> i see it every night, because i respect the people in this room. i hope you respect me. if we treat each other that way, and if we treat this investigation that way and we treat where we live and work that way, then we're going to have this. >> there's been the suspicion but the charge that the police do two things. they ove

. >> councilman parks, let me ask you a question about lapd training.ere riding out with your partner and someone's jay walking and your partner, maybe a new partner, maybe someone you've had for a while, says to the young man who's jay walking, get the "f" off the street, or in a traffic stop says something demeaning and derogatory to someone, is that officer the partner trained to say, hey, i didn't like that tone you took or to file some report or to have some kind of confrontation, or is that just kind of a shrug and you go on? >> well, i think it's handled in a variety of ways, hopefully there's not a lot of shrugs and go on. in lapd for decades, it's been a standard operating procedure that in an officer is aware of misconduct, they're obligated to report it. now, the key is the balance, it's also that the public also should have some obligation to report it and the more that you bring it to the attention of the police department, the media also has a role, if they become aware of it, that is how you ensure there's transparency. it is not a transp

. >> reporter: the lapd is the largest force in the country to use them, something its chief has pushedor the department haunted by incidents like rodney king. a study involving the rey at toy, california, complaints found complaints felt 88% and use of force dropped by almost two-thirds in just one year. the lapd has seen a reduction in the latter and as far as complaints video evidence speeds up the investigation process. >> it also helps the officers in terms of recollection of what happened in an event so they can be very accurate when they complete their reports or when they go to testify. >> slide it down there. you see the lens there. >> reporter: the aclu is working with the doj and law enforcement agencies across the country to establish strict prive prive policies. they want the video to be stored and later deleted to never see the light of day. >> unless a particular video flagged because there has been an accusation of wrong doing or unprofessional conduct against an officer or flagged by the police because they believe it contains evidence of wrong doing. >> now, the lapd i

the nation's third largest force, the lapd is testing them out. we're joined live from los angeles with this. >> you know molly that's exactly something that ferguson police department this week said they would like to see because here in l.a. they're learning just how effective they are. take a look. >> there's no better evidence than video and audio. it just compliments your record and just solidifies your case. >> cameras are a welcomed piece of equipment as they patrol l.a.'s skid row. >> you might need the record in so you turn it on. >> lapd is the largest force in the country to use them. they pushed for the department still haunted by incidents like rodney king. and there's a study involving the california p.d. found complaints fell 88%. and abuse of force dropped by almost two-thirds in one year. lapd already found a reduction in the latter and as far as complaints it speeds up the investigation process. >> it also helps the officers in terms of recollection of what happened in an event so they can be accurate when they complete their rep

flagged by the police because they believe that it contains evidence of wrongdoing. >> reporter: the lapdill hammering out its policies during that trial phase but they did say they had no plans tireless any of the video captured from the devices the officers wear. for the most part the public we met while out on patrol approved saying that it certainly improves transparency and also could act as their evidence should they one day need it. dominic dinatale fox news. >> to your fox 29 weather authority and the monday morning forecast. let's get on over to dominica davis. >> hey, guys. high pressure has moved in over the region and that means clear skies for tonight. temperatures are going to fall into the low 60s overnight. we're right now 69 degrees in the city. winds are coming out of the east southeast at 6 miles an hour. a bit of a light breeze. not overnight temperatures will fall into the low 60s in the city and the upper 50s to the suburbs. by tomorrow morning, 7am wake up we should be around 64 in the city and 61 in the suburbs. so we'll call that comfortably cool. some areas of pa

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lapd for not acting quick enough in mcarthur park, nypd in 2004 at the republican convention for beingoo aggressive. host: are you saying that you can't distinguish the chain of command in ferguson, missouri, or in general, is there just not a clear chain of command? >> in general, you're talking about a larger issue than a local police department can deal with. you're bringing in outside chain of command and how well prepared an organization is on paper is one issue and how well those plans come together in reality is another question. so some areas of the country there's probably very good coordination around civil disorder, some communities much less so. and all these plans are really only to be evaluated when you have to stand them up and make them work in realtime, and there is no victory lapse here, there is no winners here. you have to work on this minute to minute. you can have a good day followed by a bad day. and this takes a sustained focus and people get tired, and including the leadership, and you have to account for that. the longer it goes on, the more weary people are l

the lapd says the shots were fired at about 1:30 a.m. at 1 oak nightclub on sunset boulevard.ight's mtv video music awards. >> it's scary. when the deejay gets on at a club like that, a high line club, and tells everyone in a curse word to get the f out, that's scary. >> reporter: reports are there could be more injuries. when the shots rang out, you could see clubgoers frantically trying to get out of the way. on his instagram account, chris brown wrote he was going to be at that vma preparty. posting his video of himself inside. >> i was to the left of chris brown's tablt. table. there was words exchanged. someone confronted someone else. there was pushing. after that, wasn't very long. there certainly wasn't going to be a fistfight. guns were in -- in the house. you hear the shots clear as day. >> reporter: then this instagram video taken by a person at the nightclub shows him driving away from the club apparently unhurt. now there are reports of an altercation between a rapper and security at that same club abo an hour or an hour and a half before the shooting began. at th

bernard parks former lapd police chief during the o.j. simpson and rodney king incident.me, chief. >> thank you very much. how are you doing? >> thanks so much for being here. police say they will not release this officer's name because they fear for his safety. what would you do? >> i think if there's a legitimate safety issue must city and departments responsible to ensure that the officer and his family are safe and then i think they can ryefully relea l rightfully release it. you don't want another type of incident going on at the same time you're trying to investigate this and handle the demonstrations. >> at what point do you decide to release it, though? because right now it's just making people think there's some sort of conspiracy going on within the police department. >> well, i think you release it as soon as you've secured the officer and his family. and, you know, the circumstances that we're confronted with in the shooting are not going to change, nor is making the officer's name public going change the circumstances. the key factor here is investigating thi

lapd responded to requests about whether they had contact with shaw saturday night.o record of us having a run-in with him. that's not to say something didn't happen. we have no record of anything happening. josh shaw is out indefinitely with his injury. he was supposed to talk to the media on tuesday, but coach sarkisian said shaw will not be available until after usc officials determine exactly what happened josh haskell, abc news, new york. >> shaw's sister says she was not there when shaw allegedly saved her son. but she confirms that shaw was on the balcony and reacted to the situation in the pool below. reports say shaw reports during a burglary, quote, is speculation. >>> the football season kicks into high gear. an equipment maker is out with a safer helmet designed to cut down on injuries. made by rydell, the company says new helmets flex to absorb the impact so the head, thanks to anti-concussion technology. college and nfl players will be wearing it beginning with this weekend's games. which is great to see. >>> also now to tennis. a new american hero. tak

a long statement, initially the lapd put out very little information. we call the lapd to get information. tonight, they put out a lengthy explanation of what happened. it's quite long, but a key portion here, officers approached this man. they feel he is acting suspiciously. when they got closer, the individual turned, grab one of the officers. a struggle ensued. they felt to the ground. the individual attempted to remove the officers handgun from his holster. the partner officer fired his handgun. there are some residences there because what we have heard from ferguson police and st. louis county police is that there was a struggle for the gun that mike brown reached for the gun. >> what it takes for their side is that there was a reasonable fear for the officer's life. all you need is a perk, a suspect, reaching for a gun print that says it all. now, again, as the information comes out, what other evidence will counter that? the shots in the back, was he feeling threatened as he ran away? there is a lot that we don't know. all it takes, typically, is

so gray the lapd and the sheriff's department are not using drones. although they believe tear craft would be a tremendous benefit in search of rescues and pursuits able to go undeticketed. that is why the acou is calling on lawmakers to act now to insure police don't use drones to spy on citizens without a warrant. >> the approach is dangerous in that it does allow for a lot of privacy violations to occur while we're waiting. >> in los angeles, kpix 5. >> last week, it was the lapd who was spied on. a video was shot above the hollywood division. they say the laws are so vague they didn't know how to respond. >>> still ahead, tweeting from the inside of a hurricane in hawaii. >> the bay area technology that is sending back images from the heart of the storm. >>> we will have the latest on the tropics. is it a bigger storm, jewel owe not that far behind. find out why that storm will be different. and, find out which day we have a rain chance right here in the bay area. that's coming up. did you hear about the abominable ice cream man? what's that? he's

if eager to the lapd or law-enforcement have a very strict definition of what a gang is, three or more people covered getting at a corner or in public playing with some type of criminal activity. you can get a very, very specific even down to the number definition. >> three or more people. remember, it is not just three people. they're making a plan to do something that does not fall merely into the left, but you take a broader look. gangs come in all shapes and sizes. i have had gang members say that law enforcement is the biggest gang of fall. people belong to a story or fraternity might be perceived as being part of a gang. they have rituals, symbols, all kinds of things. so it depends how long have i been involved? , chilly since i began my professional life has of very social worker ants of less los angeles in 1978. the real answer is for a long time. >> when you talk about gangs have you? >> i ask the members, i asked him how they see it. the definition does not come for me. i'm more interested in how people identify themselves? if they identify themselves as part of the neighbor

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lapd recently shot an unarmed 25-year-old black man to death. >> for real? jon: ya, i'm sorry.is what i want to ask you. wait a minute, where are you now? >> i'm in the sleepy south, john. nothing to fear in charlotte, north carolina. home of the 2012 national democratic convention -- you're about to tell me something terrible, aren't you? >> jon: no, no. yes. last year charlotte police officer shot down a unarmed football player that approached home -- >> they killed a black dude at kroger. no, not new orleans. no, not there. he was shot in his driveway for wearing baggy pants. shot in the back with a ar15. killed for picking up a bb gun in walmart. >> jon: get out of there, michael. go somewhere saver safe, michae! i relax, michael. i'm not even on earth anymore. nowhere is saver for a black man than the blackness of outer space. (sirens). >> you have to be [beep] kidding me, man. >> excuse me, sir. what are you doing in this neighborhood, you live around here. >> it's space. we all live around here, sir. >> that's a expensive space helmet. you have a reset for that thing? >>

but it wasn't one where they spray-painted lapd on the side.an out of service lapd car. 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 with, i don't know what 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 off

we challenged the los angeles police department, specifically, lapd officials.et's have a meeting. let's discuss this. and you promise an investigation covering all bases. let's make sure it's on the urgent basis, given what we know is happening around the country. >> can i ask you this? has this -- has this case gotten more attention because of the outrage in the wake of the shooting of michael brown? and also, i want to know if these things are happening more in your estimation or if we are just more connected now? is something going on here that is -- that needs to be addressed? >> well, you know, obviously, it needs to be addressed. that was the challenge with police officials. we do have a situation. obviously, looking at what happened with michael brown and also potentially what could happen with ezell ford, any time you have this kind of violence, any time you have this kind of publicity, and any time you have these kinds of tensions, you have to get a handle on it. in answer to your question, you know, don, it's trying to put this together. >> it needs t

, and lapd inspector initially named the platoon special weapons assault team.but after popular protest that name was rejected for sounding too much like a military unit. >> but lynch argues military culture has seeped into police departments nonetheless, a culture celebrated in videos like this one produced by a company that markets equipment to s.w.a.t. teams. >> when you look at the culture of the police departments, when you see some of their recruiting videos that they put on their police department websites, the officers are conducting themselves in a very aggressive fashion acting and dressing like soldiers. this has become a culture of american policing. >> a culture now under intense scrutiny. al jazeera los angeles. >> we're joined by david harris law enforcement expert at the university of pittsburgh law school where he is also a professor of law. let's talk about how it got to be this way. what was the intention of equipping even suburban law enforcement with this kind of equipment? >> well, there are two things that nun parallel. one is post 9/11 an

a long statement, initially the lapd put out very little information. we call the lapd to get information. tonight, they put out a lengthy explanation of what happened. it's quite long, but a key portion here, officers approached this man. they feel he is acting suspiciously. when they got closer, the individual turned, grab one of the officers. a struggle ensued. they felt to the ground. the individual attempted to remove the officers handgun from his holster. the partner officer fired his handgun. there are some residences there because what we have heard from ferguson police and st. louis county police is that there was a struggle for the gun that mike brown reached for the gun. >> what it takes for their side is that there was a reasonable fear for the officer's life. all you need is a perk, a suspect, reaching for a gun print that says it all. now, again, as the information comes out, what other evidence will counter that? the shots in the back, was he feeling threatened as he ran away? there is a lot that we don't know. all it takes, typically, is

a case would be the 1997 north hollywood bank of america robbery where the lapd, it took them 44 minutes to neutralize two bank robberies who had automatic weapons, which spilled into a residential neighborhood. that's a prime example of being equipped and ready to face the bad guys. >> the question is if this is an announce of prevention or a done of prevention, and whether the situation in the country is really reflected of what we're seeing in the police officers. hasn't threat been dropping in the 90's and the first decade of this century? >> yes, i don't think that it has dropped because police officers are equipped with m-4s, and m-16s. a lot of chatter is evolving around the equipment issued to these issues, and they do receive a considerable amount of training on how to use that type of equipment. the real question and the real fear as far as it effects the american way of life is that right? should we be living in that type of country where the police are equipped, trained and start to go act like soldiers? i mean, just the phrase "show of force," that's a military term. the war

. >> the brutal murders at the tate and la bianca homes left the lapd perplexed for months.hen the disturbing truth about the manson family surfaced, the stage was set. >> all the elements are present for one of the most sensational murder trials in american history. >> nearly a year after the murders, the trial began. >> on the evening of august 8th, 1969, charles manson sent out from the fires of hell four heartless, cold-blooded robots. that's what i told the jury. >> buggly yossie may have been the prosecutor, but charles manson was the star. >> the first day of the trial, charlie takes control and he comes in and he has cut an x between his eyes and the top of the bridge of his nose because society has x'd us out. we don't count. a couple days later, he has put the little marks on it it's swastika. >> manson insisted he had no role in the murders. >> man, i ain't never killed nobody. >> former manson family members told a much different story on the witness stand. >> i was told to go get a change of clothing and, um, a knife. >> everything was preparing for helper the s

lapd is also now investigating three separate deadly shootings that happened within the span of an hour. police say these attacks may be related. >> and michael brown's father is asking for a day of silence as he lays his son to rest. the funeral for 18 year old michael brown is scheduled for tomorrow morning and huge crowds are expected. it has been more than two weeks now since the unarmed teenager was shot and killed by a police officer in ferguson. the shooting sparked days of racial unrest and pre tests all throughout the country. >> a zookeeper is recovering after being attacked by a lion at the dallas zoo. officials say this attack happened during a routine transfer of the lions into a restricted area out of the public's view. one of two zookeepers accident accidentally left the door of an end closure area worker and that's when the worker was bitten and scratched by this lion. the lion were you not injured and will not be punished. >>> a very stubborn slot machine meantime in las vegas pays oh it in huge way for couple of grandparents after disappointing players for 20 long year

row founder one every three wounded at party hosted by entertainer chris brown early sunday morning lapdo investigating three separate deadly shootings all happened within an hour. police also say the shootings may all be related. >> here is a look now at today's headlines state of emergency is in effect in parts of california's nappa valley this after magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck early yesterday morning two, people critically injured and there was widespread damage. >> deadly shooting of two women in holmesburg saturday. relatives tell police, one of the women had received death threats. >> news crew on the expressway, near the south street exit, driver going the wrong way there the left most lane, that should be going the other direction. police were notified, but they say they did not find that driver. they added that he likely got off at the next exit and fortunately there were no accident. still manning that happening a different time of the day? >> our photographer out there filming it? >> everybody is okay. time is 5:18. do teenagers start school too early? doctors say yes. >>

>>guest: if you go to the lapd your law enforcement they have of very strict definition, three or more people congregating in public's behalf with criminal activities you could get very specific down to the number. >>host: three or more people? eighty-one not just three people hanging out but in a criminal activity. so they make a plan to do something that does not fall within the range of the law. but to take up a broader look. i've had king member say law enforcement is the biggest gang of all. people that belong to restore your a fraternity. girl scouts or boy scouts and uniforms and rituals and symbols and so it depends. how long have i been involved trying to understand? and i began my a professional life as a young social worker in 1978. >>host: when you talk about gangs how you define them? >>guest: i asked them. the definition does not not, from me. if they identified themselves kahane as part of the neighborhood i listen to them but i am much more interested how say talk about themselves rather than a label. >>host: now organizer these neighborhoods. >>guest: it is disorganize

lapd for not acting quick enough in mcarthur park, nypd in 2004 at the republican convention for being too aggressive. host: are you saying that you can't distinguish the chain of command in ferguson, missouri, or in general, is there just not a clear chain of command? >> in general, you're talking about a larger issue than a local police department can deal with. you're bringing in outside chain of command and how well prepared an organization is on paper is one issue and how well those plans come together in reality is another question. so some areas of the country there's probably very good coordination around civil disorder, some communities much less so. and all these plans are really only to be evaluated when you have to stand them up and make them work in realtime, and there is no victory lapse here, there is no winners here. you have to work on this minute to minute. you can have a good day followed by a bad day. and this takes a sustained focus and people get tired, and including the leadership, and you have to account for that. the longer it goes on, the more weary people are

some public backlash, the chief tat the time decided to outlaw the use of the term being used at the lapd not allowed to say it, but they are still allowed to use it if the situation calls for it. back in 2006 in los angeles, a police lawyer said this video showed cops using distraction strikes after some public backlash, bill braten, the chief at the time decided to outlaw the term. they are not allowed to say it, but they are still allowed to use the techniques if the situation calls for it. >> well the sheriff's department telling joe it will do an internal review, but corozo has not filed a complaint. >>> in kentucky, five firefighters were hurt when their ice bucket challenge went wrong. they were helping a marching band when they sprayed them with water. the bucket got too close to a power line. one of them is in critical condition. >>> well the ice bucket challenge is sweeping the country, but some catholic countries say it could present a moral problem. the cincinnati archdiocese say it is fine to raise money for als research, but they say funds should not go to the als associatio

times," lapd fatally shoots man. family calls it unjustified.4-year-old unarmed black man had mental issues. police say an officer shot him during a struggle and the family wants to know why. the incident is being investigated. >>> in the "huffington post" brazil's appalling virginity test for women sparks outrage. prosecutors are looking into why women are being asked to undergo gin cological tests before applying for state jobs. the government's health ministry says it ensures candidates are able to keep their jobs for an average of 25 years. >>> for other story we're following. the mathematics version of the nobel prize and for the first time in the 78 year history it belongs to a woman. iranian stanford professor maryam mirzakhani is awarded the medal in her work for the symmetry of curved surfaces. >> a woman in pennsylvania escaped her parked car minutes before a sinkhole swallowed it. the owner of the tanning salon dragged her out and the car vanished under water. there were no reported injuries. >>> and now to a zoo in china where they'r

while we wait for that briefing, our next guest is bernard parks, former chief of police with the lapd as well as spending nearly 40 years on the force. parks is serving as councilman in the city of los angeles. thank you sir for talking with us. >> thank you for the invitation. >> this is disturbing, isn't it. 50 minutes now into this second night of a curfew, there were a lot of problems before this, there were reports there of six shots being fired from the crowds there. from what was, and we have to say, for the most part this was a peaceful protest with children in tow. so we don't know exactly the details of those six shots. but i want to talk to you about how you control a situation like this. when you look at this, how shocked are you when you see this play out and what do you think needs to be done? have authorities there played this right? >> well, i think, first of all, you have to look at most of this is predictable. in the fact that it was clear from the beginning that there was an inconsistency as to the approach. also to have five to six different jurisdictions having so

we have never had to use them, but it is great that lapd make themselves available. let me introduce you to the .enior lead officers thank you all very much for being with us. ok. having done that, let me just again mention some things about d.c.. maybe to stimulate conversation, but mostly to give you a sense of what is going on. most of you receive the newsletter i just recently sent out. we have copies here as well. it gives information about what is going on. let me mention a couple of things that are pressing. you may have heard the congress finally was able to reconcile differences in passed legislation to deal with the veterans administration crisis going on with our veterans. essentially, what has been happening is that with so many vets coming in as a result of finishing up their tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan and , but also because the president did something i think presidents should have done before him a long time ago, and the is to re-gauge situation for veterans as far back as vietnam. remember agent orange? remember some of those things? we nev

lapd confirming two men and a 19-year-old woman suffered gunshot wounds.tmz footage reportedly shows one of those victims, rap moogal marion suge knight co-founder of death row records. he's expected to be okay. police now investigating some eyewitness reports that brown may have been the intended target. after the shooting, brown seen defiantly standing on a table then leaving in his car. brown who is on probation for beating ex-girlfriend rihanna later tweeting "it's disappointing that we as a society can't have fun or enjoy ourselves without any altercations sometimes." police say all three of the gunshot victims' injuries are n nonlife-threatening and do not have a suspect and looking into who fired those shots and why, dan. >> the big questions, thanks, linzie. >>> a huge milestone for "guardians of the galaxy." it's up next in our "instant index." but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. a

and just days ago, employees at lapd headquarters looked outside their tenth floor window to see a drone. and in case you think you're safe on the ground, watch what happened to this drone buzzing over new york city last year when it crashed at the height of rush hour. earlier this summer, the faa enacted a new rule that if you want to fly a drone within five miles of an airport, you need permission from the tower. the question now, do law makers need a whole new set of laws to keep up with this technology? cecilia? >> a good question indeed. ryan owens, thank you. >>> and overseas, there could be trouble for hundreds of air travel earls. a volcano in iceland began erupting today, triggering fears that ash could blow south across major air routes. the eruption prompted iceland to raise its aviation alert to red, the highest level. usairlines are monitoring the volume kale know, but so far, it has had no impact on flights. >>> and at the national zoo in washington, d.c., a big celebration today. the zoo's most popular baby celebrated a milestone, and they pulled out all the stops. abc's b

neither the palmdale sheriff's station nor the lapd nor l.a.y fire has any record of any rescue call or any contact with shaw or any incident at all involving shaw from over the weekend. shaw's injuries will keep him sidelined for a while. if his story turns out not to be true, that could be even longer. at usc, i'm lori perez. kcal "nine." >>> maurice dubois is in new york with what's coming up on the "cbs evening news." >> reporter: the u.s. begins is your sail lance flights overseer yeah hunting for the terror group that beheaded an american journalist. will the president give the order to attack? that and more tonight on the "cbs evening news." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0,000 california foster children, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal

there was a story from the lapd over the summer, the lapd had a high rate of accidents on their wirelessr the dashboard cameras, like 50%, because the police didn't like being watched. it's not to say we shouldn't monitor the police, we need to be careful the way we do that, under the circumstances we do it and the way we build these technologies. >> mark, there is this study of a police in california that found that the first year after cameras were introduced, the use of force by officers fell 60%. and citizens complaints against police dropped 88%. >> it's exactly right. and the professor's point is well made in the sense that, yes, they will tailor their activity and they'll tailor how they act, because they know they're on camera. i certainly don't think that's a bad thing. and god knows that in that one tape you played, with that officer bashing in the window of the minivan filled with kids and another one shooting at it, apparently, in some cases, nothing will stop an officer from act like the village idiot. so i really don't see any downside to it. and yes, the lapd does have thi