i have had with lapd. i was going bit too fast. the pled guilty to that would. so, let me-- in your book you say and i am quoting you, now four years later-- the book really goes from 1992 through 2011. then, the epilogue brings it sort of current through 2015. but, the history part of it is really through 2011, and he really addresses some of the problems we see everyday on the front page of the los angeles times, so in the epilogue he says, up four years later people continue to ask me if the lapd is really reformed. to that, i answered, compared to what. he you then compared it to daryl gates, which you call the arrogant comparative years as chief and what you call the decade of drift under willie williamson, bernard parks and then you compared to many other police department's and your reply is, yes emphatically yes. so, why don't you summarize for us how lapd has changed from 1992 to 2011 in the present? see to their own the inheritor of an attitude-- part of me, in a succession of lapd chief starting

tate notified the detectives about the suspicious bikers at the ranch but the lapd did nothing.t turns out another police department was already there, watching manson's every move. but they suspected him of auto theft. not murder. >> when the police swooped in a week after the murders, charlie thought, this was it. somehow they have figured it out. and the police couldn't understand when charlie asked what the charges were and they said car theft. that manson started laughing. but he had a reason to laugh. he was relieved. >> relieved and soon released on a technicality. >> they put the wrong date on the warrant. and they had to actually just release everybody. >> a tragically missed opportunity. it would be months until investigators got their big break. november 1969, one of manson's followers, susan atkins, who was already in jail for another crime, confessed to the murder of sharon tate. >> she couldn't help but brag to some other inmates about a murder she had been involved with. and finally, everything was put together. >> the manson had relocated to a different ranch, th

time took the mug shot that came from the lapd and got an illustrator to darken the photo and put this dark vignetting around it. that caused a huge rubber or -- a huguge uproar. my favorite bogus celebrity shot photo. they put her head on and margaret's body. totally bogus but really campy and kind of interesting. we areeeing it with anything having to do with celebrities and stars. believe in what they are seeeeing and no that t`is represents the historical record. i think we have to maintain the viewers trust in photojournalism. we have to get it right. we have to create honest accounts of what really happened. sharyl: there were three other photos that were not part of the exhibit. david told us they are the photos of three friends and colllagu. tim hetherington and chris, spring uprising in 2011, and journalist james foley killed in sya in 2014, the first american beheaded by isis. next week on "full measure," billions of your tax dollars were spent to put one million electric cars on the end of the road -- on the road by the end of this year. >> the is a $ $500 federal tax incent

and the lapd was deployed to bring peace to lung was becoming increasingly out of control situation.and one that caught the nation's attention that wasn't necessarily a anglo-saxon in origin or the farm boy from the midwest going out to shape their fortune in america eggs got its first taste of that. >> host: here is the text to rely two-family. >> as a latino what is the best way to communicate or share our experience as a first-generation? >> guest: as the first person in my family born on the mainland after my family moved from p.r., this is something i have thought about because they're discreet from the national stories so little is understood by americans who don't understand they are american citizens since 1979 and the jones act. it is sent tot well and american schools are american history class. as part of the spanish empire you don't learn of the treaty of guadalupe. in to bring peace to the southwest it involve promises from the united states from those that were living there. and those promises that were not kept by the government in southern california is a long history

the lapd police chief is among tarantino is simply out of touch. >> mr. tarantino lives in a fantasy world. doesn't understand violence. doesn't understand the nature of confront. unfortunately he mistakes wrongful use of force for murder and it is not. ben: you are looking at tarantino's next film called the he full eight. it is due out in theaters on christmas day. police unions are calling for a boycott. who knows what effect that might have on turnout? in many cases publicity only adds to the intrigue surrounding a film even though in this place the intrigue has nothing to do with the film's content and everything to do with its director. back to you. ben: i got to say this all side i am not a big fan of his films any way. >> reporter: i won't see that on christmas day regardless of what he said or didn't say. juliet: what is it about? do we have any idea? 8 people people? ben: i doubt this is the less we will hear of this debate. juliet: let's get to michael who will tell us about a temperatures, unseasonably warm, hopeful that it will -- >> meteorol

. >> lapd just found an unidentified female body in garage downstairs. >> julia an fb agent living out a parent's worst nightmare. the murder of her child. a stunning tragedy filled with intense emotions but for this real life mother of three, the journey w easier. her husband danny motor is the director of photography. >> it's always nerve racking for me because he's my husband and i want him to thi i'm awesome. where i realized that if hasn't been there i don't think i could have fashioned together the performance that i wanted to. >> don't you ever, ever say her name again. >> secret in their eyes has an amazing cast including nicole kid man. >> you're making my anxious. >> the plot spans 13 years searching for the killer. but when the camera stops, there were a f laughs. >> i so many people. >> during a cast read through at one point, somebody said something funny a all laughed and i said does everyone realize that is the moment of joy we'll ever have together which ended up not being true fortunately. >> it is a very intense story. there's actually the movie that won the oscar for

the lapd tells quote, we have no active investigations aga charlie sheen. the actor told matt lauer his sexual partners knew about his status. >> have knowingly or even perhaps unk transmitted the hifbv virus to someone else since your diagnose? >> impossible. >> so what's next for charm ylie? magic is hoping join him as an aids activist. >> once wraps his arm around his new status is to really join the hiv and aids fight when and if he's ready. i'm here for him, but i would love for him to join that fight with me because we can do some gr work out here. >> let's never forget magic johnson helped change the world and their views about hiv and aids. maybe he can help charlie. we're speaking to another one of charlie's goddesses. we'll have that interview for you tomorrow. >>> well now t sexiest man alive and it catches some surprise. not a lot of people guess david beckham, but his photo s for "people" magazine no doubt why david deserves the honor. >> nice to have that kind of title just for my wife from time to time and my el >> the photo shoot took place

law enforcement officials in los angeles say lapd and l.a. sheriff's departments are stepping up patrols around critical sites and public venues. new york city police dispatched to crowded areas to provide visible police presence. teams were sent to french government locations in new york city immediately after the attacks, and police here in washington, d.c. also stepped up security of french government sites. and the u.s. capitol police increased security around the complex here. >> unsettling times. pete, thanks very much. back in a moment with more on the terror attacks unfolding in paris. >>> let's take you back to paris, a city scarred by terrorism. sam champion is in paris now. what have you seen and heard? >> hey, lester. with al gore this evening, supposed to be a 24 hour broadcast tonight and into the morning. when i wrapped up, we were walking away from the scene. i will tell you hours before this happened, the mayor of paris was on the set as well as a number of french dignitaries have been onset. the entire set is now on lockdown

[laughter] gary: azealia banks is at the center of an lapd assault investigation after allegedly jumping security guard at a club. we got security footage from break room 86. azealia and her friends turn on the security guard and beat the crap out of him. kim: break room 86, the bouncers are -- gary: you'll love this video, then. van: jeb bush was asked if h

. >>> no random attack, that's what investigators are saying about an lapd officer gunned down in the parking lot of downey police headquarters. officer ricardo galvez was shot to death while leaving work late last night. another officer heard the shots and followed two suspects who jumped into a car and got away. police cleared out several apartment buildings in the montebello area and a number of people were taken into custody. >>> a courtroom confrontation caught on camera. it shows a bailiff tackling california deputy attorney general jenny mariah kelly. the bailiff says kelly was yelling at the defense attorney and refused to tone it down. then resisted when he tried to escort her out. kelly was arrested for resisting an officer. >>> just over a week until black friday and already the deals are popping up online. reporter danielle nottingham on why that's that's good news for people who shop on the job. >> reporter: it can be hard to resist a good deal online, especially when you're working. >> sometimes after lunch, i'll take a little extra time from my eating time and go online

lapd police chief charlie back says tarantino is simply out of touch with the realities of policing. >> mr. tarantino lives in a fantasy world, that is how he makes his living, his movies are extremely violent. doesn't understand violence. the doesn't understand the nature of the violence police unfortunately he mistakes wrongful use of force for murder and is not. >> reporter: tarantino's own father called on his son to apologize. we should note they don't have much of a relationship. also the actor jimmy foxx on the other hand defended tarantino the, quote, heaters. this. does have a first amendment rights, of course he was. timing might of been slightly -- >> reporter: timing is what got those people upset. ben: days after a police officer was shot and killed. ben: double majority of police officers are not murderers and there have been some but there are bad apples and a bunch back anyway here we go. let's talk about some other news. an attack on not hezbollah worker in brooklyn is being called a possible hate crime. >> where are the possible hate crime. >> where are the perks? y

patrols the skies over los angeles, hot bed for lazer strikes, has become such a problem all 88 airborne lapd offs ers have been issued special protective glasses. kris van cleave, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead this noon, the campaign trail isn't always all about the issues in attacking your opponent. for jeb bush sometimes it can be fun, even test bump. details coming up. kyla? >> you've got my attention on that one, erika. i'm keeping an eye on the rain today, but also looking toward the weekend, where the winds could be a problem for your plans, stay with us, everybody, "eyewitness news" will be right back, and i will have your forecast. [ male announcer ] pain not sitting too well? burning to feel better? itching for relief? preparation h offers the most maximum strength solutions for all hemorrhoid symptoms. from the brand doctors recommend most. preparation h. don't stand for hemorrhoids. from the brand doctors recommend most. iit's just a cough.ur cough, you'd see how often you cough all day and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful cough re

this lapd on north main street in front of an elementary school. 16-year-old and a 9-year-old girl were both hit by a car. police tell us that the 9-year-old was pushed into a southbound lane. both the drivers stopped. so far no charges have been filed. >>> high bail for the man charged in a cat phishing robbery spree. they didn't show his face in court today. prosecutors say he pretended website and lured five men to meet when the men arrived austin robbed them at gunpoint. he has been ordered held on bail $75,000. >>> new york reports is calling out massachusetts for what are being called weak seat belt laws. the governor's highway safety association says that the state is among more than 30 in the u.s. lacking strong rear passenger seat belt laws. nationwide in 2013, nearly 900 people above the age of 8 were killed when they were riding in back seats unretrained. experts say -- unrestrained. >>> experts say they should consider stricter laws. >>> a stretch of the 93 near the zakim bridge just before pilgrim's highway both have made the list of the 30 worst bottleneck in the nation. t

lapd police chief says tarantino is simply out of touch with the realities of policing. >> he lives in a fantasy world. his movies are extremely violent. he does not understand violence. he does not understand the nature of violence that police officers confront. unfortunately, he mistakes use >> reporter: the hateful eight, the trailer you see behind me, a group of bounty hunters that search for shelter during a blizzard did will the boy -- boycott hurt the movie? rosanna: a little early to be talking about his film. however, you never know. go see this movie. we will get a feeling. greg: a movie about christmas day. thanks a lot, robert. rosanna: the mta bus driver accused of mowing down a woman as she was crossing the street now faces several charges. greg: a hit and run situation. driving a bus when he ran over a 75-year-old woman at the corner in brooklyn. he kept driving and brought the bus back to the depot like nothing happened. it is not clear if he knew that he had somebody. he may not have known it happened. >> he started to look both ways. the buses coming from that way. th

the lapd says a russian tourist was attacked with a knife, and if the two officers had not reacted, it may have been much worse. >> that victim is stable. he's going to be okay. he's at the hospital. his family is with him at the hospital. >> the nypd tells news 4 the detectives were actually on duty at the time. suspect wanted here in new york. so they were working, but you see so many situations where police officers, even off-duty, will step in and do something. >> even in a limpbt location. >>> coming up, if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. >> download the news 4 new york app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> the city responds. tight security and strong words after an isis propaganda video threatening some of new york city's most recognizable locations. >>> plus, new this morning, a robber roughs up an elderly woman. the clue investigators hope will give him away. >>> and overnight, a very tense situation. protesters clashing with police in the upper midwest. we're going to tell you about it as "today in new york" starts now. >>> good mo

the lapd says there was a confrontation between the victim and an apparent transient who had a knife. but it wasn't local officers who stopped the attacker. instead two detectives from the nypd. >> saw what was going on, intervened, stopped it, arrested the suspect and handed him over to us. >> reporter: the nypd tells news 4 the detectives were actually on duty, looking for a suspect wanted from here in the new york area when they sprang into action. tonight police say the victim s expected to be all right. >> that victim is stable. he is going to be okay. >> reporter: an end to a scary situation that could have been much worse if it weren't for two officers from the east coast jumping in to help on the west coast. natalie pasquarella, news 4, new york. >>> happier news now, it's beginning to look like christmas across the street in 30 rock. jingle bells >> tonight was opening night for radio city christmas spectacular. the rockettes will be kick it there through january 3rd. you can get tickets online or the radio city box office at sixth avenue. incidentally, there was a new finale

the interference last august forced an lapd chopper to abandon the search for an assault suspect. as punishment, that owner will have to give up his $6,000 drone, do 30 days of community service. he is also banned from owning a drone for the next three years. >>> more broadly, drone manufacturers are trying to address that problem of interference. the latest consumer models are on display at the drone world expo in downtown san jose. one from china has features designed to keep drone pilots out of trouble. >> the motors won't start near an airport. it won't fly above 400 feet. it has no-fly zones built into it stadiums, that sort of thing built into it. so it has geo fencing. >> not being able to boot up the actual drone within a commercial airport. >> the hope is that operators will learn the responsibilities that come with flying. the faa says it gets 1 00 reports a month from pilots who say they have seen drones flying near planes and airport. >> do we need more tea on table 5? >> my voice is better. >> couple of high notes. >> i'm so fast nature by that drone convention. i wou

. >> reporter: lapd pilot kevin cook has been hit at night while flying low over the city. >> you want to turn away from the light source. except when it illuminates the helicopter you can't turn away from the light source. >> reporter: no one was injured in last night's incident. and no accidents have ever been attributed to a laser strike. scott, it is a crime to shine a laser at an airplane punishable by a maximum of 20 years in prison. >> kris van cleave, kris, thanks. in utah tonight, a lesbian couple is fighting a judge's ruling to remove their foster baby. carter evans spoke with them. >> reporter: beckie pierce and april hoagland have just five days to hold on to the baby girl they've nurtured for months. >> knowing that, that's what we've done and it's been taken away from us is heartbreaking. >> reporter: the couple is legally married in utah and plan to adopt the child. but tuesday, according to lawyers present in the courtroom for utah child welfare agency, judge scott johansen ordered the couple to give up the baby for just one reason. >> he said he's seen studies that say

. (:10)32:38 mood chair, i think a mood ringwhile some drivers may be skeptical, lapd sgt juan emerick says this active wellness car seat is exactly what drivers need.30:56 i think it will be a great tool because a lot of those accidents happen from people falling asleep, daydreaming, so if they're going off the road and that car seat somehow alerts them it will get them back on track and hopefully it's now on this morning. morning.after the break... break...the emotional goodbye for one college football coach while he gets ready for his final game on the sideline. welcome back - - it's now we're taking a look at your_______ your_______ here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... a new program is looking to cut the number of drug overdoses in eastern iowa.four drug drop-off boxes will be placed in johnson and black hawk counties as part of the eastern iowa heroin initiative. it will provide people a way to get rid of expired -- unused or unwanted meds.deaths from drug overdoses were higher than deaths from firearms and car crashes each year since 2008. met

here's what lapd chief said -- >> did you hear that quote probably not because everyone's talking aboutobably be forgotten by the time the movie comes out so forget the outrage, it doesn't work. when this film is fayettevilted hollywood crowd the cops should come out and do what they do so well, stand guard at velvet ropes and protect the children in their gonwn e. gowns we all know who the adults are. rob, your a hollywood outsider anyone boycott you. >> only once. it came from american family something or other they didn't like the salty language we would use on our show on "cheers," the adult situations they didn't like and the salty language. >> it was racy for the 80s. >> and into the 90s let's be honest and specific. but i don't know the interesting thing is the cops who will stand guard at the premiers and stuff are all off duty usually, they pay them double it's a great gig. >> calling for a boycott means they will miss out on choice over time. >> it's true on the movies shows that i don't think he's ever looked at a gun or seen it actually hit someone because the movies are car

. >> reporter: lapd pilot kevin cook has been hit at night while flying low over the city. >> you want to turn away from the light source. except when it illuminates the helicopter you can't turn away from the light source. >> reporter: no one was injured in last night's incident. and no accidents have ever been attributed to a laser strike. scott, it is a crime to shine a laser at an airplane punishable by a maximum of 20 years in prison. >> kris van cleave, kris, thanks. in utah tonight, a lesbian couple is fighting a judge's ruling to remove their foster baby. carter evans spoke with them. >> reporter: beckie pierce and april hoagland have just five days to hold on to the baby girl they've nurtured for months. >> knowing that, that's what we've done and it's been taken away from us is heartbreaking. >> reporter: the couple is to adopt the child. but tuesday, according to lawyers present in the courtroom for utah child welfare agency, judge scott johansen ordered the couple to give up the baby for just one reason. >> he said he's seen studies that say children do worse in homosexual

. >> the lapd said it's increasing security outside the consulate as a security measure though no knownts are known. >>> there was a moment of silence before tip-off in olney. one student is in paris right now but officials say he is safe. >>> you look at paris, and nobody had guns but the bad guys. nobody. >> donald trump says the terror in paris would have been much different if more citizens were allowed to carry guns in that city. trump also said the attacks demonstrate why america should not take in refugees from syria. >> we need to have a resolve that will bring the world together to root out the kind of radical jihadists ideology that motivates organizations like isis. >> democratic presidential candidate offered prayers for france but sent a strong message during the second democratic presidential debate. drake university in iowa hosted that debate, and the tragic events in paris set the tone early on in the evening. >> we ask you to join us in observing a moment of silence. >> silence followed by the topic on everybody's mind right now, isis. >> together leading the world, thi

they then held him until the lapd arrived. the victim is a tourist who had surgery for his injuries and thankfully expected to be okay. no word on any charges. is that the victim? antwan: this was a tough one. juliet: not the best day for a news. heartbreaking story. former quarterback doug fluty who spent 12 isn't the nfl lost both his parents. antwan: they were married 56 years and died within an hour of each other, his dad passed away of a heart attack while in the hospital and less than hour later islam past away also from our attack. then he posted on facebook they say you can die of a broken heart and i believe it. i would like to honor my mom and dad for all they did throughout my and my brothers and sisters lives. your favorite player. duke: he really is. i remember watching him all the time, at a chance to meet him, friendly with my dad and in spring training and like my all-time favorite, my thoughts, my prayers, he and his family. it looks like ryan fitzpatrick isn't going to lead the injured the jets' quarterback u

. >> well, he should worry because there are a lot of people upset including the nypd, the lapd and othersou fault jamie foxx for jumping in there? >> he says he's going to apologize. >> who says he's going to apologize? >> tarantino. >> he's going to make a statement. >> why is he going to apologize? i think it's because of harvey weinstein who is criticizing the film and is worried that there will be a boycott and that it could damage the box office for this new movie, whatever it's about, the hateful eight. i don't think it's a sincere apology, i think he's now under a lot of pressure to correct what he said. and by the way, the idea that jamie foxx was speaking for him, i don't know if he was endorsing him as much as an artist speaking out. >> is that what you got out of that? >> it seemed to me it was like, more power to ya. i got your back. >> the artist should speak. the artist should not be inhibited. >> i don't agree with what you said, but i agree with -- >> did you hear him say cops are murderers? >> he said keep telling the truth. is this a real show? can you imagine juan in th

the lapd said a russian tourist was shopping with his family yesterday when he was stabbed by a man they believe was homeless. alberto ramos and daniel mulligan were eating near by when they saw what happened and jumped in to help. >> certainly it saved that tourist from much worse harm, possibly even from death. the nypd in this case on the other side of the country. >> neither officer was injured. the victim is current ly ly in stable condition and the suspect is charged with attempted murder. >>> turkey prices are falling right before the thanksgiving holiday. the national turkey federation says a new usda survey found frozen turkey hens are 90 cents per pound. last year they were 91 cents per pound. the national turkey federation said store discounts could reduce the price to 49 cents a pound. >>> the yankees are in the holiday spirit and giving back. they hosted their first annual thanksgiving food voucher give away today in the bronx. people lined up outside yankee stadium to get their hands on the voucher that help with the thanksgiving meals. the team handed out 2,500 of them. >>

because of the lapd officers who saw it happened >> tried to stop the blood. called in an ambulance and the ambulance came and had me out of here and to the emergency time at all.o. and those two officers went with me to be sure everything worked out. >> they did? >> i'm telling you, the good lord was watching over me. >> after x-rays of his arm, skull, legs, stitches to his forehead and bandage to his knee, he was released from the hospital after several hours. >> what kind of outpouring did you hear from people? >> oh, i heard from people all over the country. they all figured falling on the cement sidewalk, that the guy probably is finished. >> one reason bob wasn't finished is that sense retiring eiars ago, beloved game show host and animal activist takes great care of himself. >> i think at my age, two things ght ye terribly important. nutrition and exercise. at any age. if you don't exercise you may end up like me, you areknow. >> another important ingredient, sense of humor. as i found out firsthand. >> you know what, you almost made my heart stop. oh,