team was lapd. >> lapd started the s.w.a.t. team after the 1965 riots.tion defense teams. they would respond to their police station in the event of a riot and defend that police station. that was their primary purpose at the time. >> so they trained them to be high ground security for patrol cops working ground level during violent uprisings, which were happening every other day back then. there was one riot after another. >> on may 17th, 1974, i was sound asleep in bed. i get a call from the desk and they ask me to respond to 84th and vermont with my partner. we responded and met with the supervisor there. he told us what our job was going to be. >> the fbi they believed the sla would be in and around that location because their getaway vehicle had a parking ticket in it. they were going to try to locate the sla. they were going to go to that address first. we were called to join the fbi to help them. we would be present and if they needed us to be plugged in anywhere, we would. >> in 1974 lapd s.w.a.t. was probably the only s.w.a.t. team in the countr

it was lapd's turf.the lapd prevailed and basically took the lead in it. >> when i woke up that friday morning, it was about 7:00 in the morning and the two girls, they were standing up in the van and they knew that theirt step was they needed another mode of transportation. that's when i was kind of hoping this ordeal would be over soon. >> emily and patricia decide to set up as if they're hitchhiking somewhere and they're going to take the first car that picks them up. sure enough, here comes a cadillac. they get in the car and they take him hostage. >> they tossed me my keys, told me to stay there for about 10 minutes, so that's what i did. >> got in the cadillac and took off. >> lapd, they were absolutely energized and engaged. i mean, they were mobilized. they were determined and they were closing in and they were doing a good job of getting information. >> people began to come up to us and say, hey, i saw this, i saw that. i saw this black person and this white person. >> two white girls went on to

>> lapd, they were determined. >> this heiress is about to be murdered on live television. >> to those people who still believe that i'm brainwashed or dead -- [ gunfire ] >> we kidnapped a freak. >>> said where's patty, where's patty? said they took her. >> mom, dad, i'm okay. >> we wanted to see how far we could motive them to do what they want. >> do it in this case quickly. >> in this case it became a media frenzy. >> hearst was truly afraid that his daughter was going get killed. >> they were now interested in reeducating me. >> she desperately did not want to go home. you want to do this? you're probably going to die. >> have i chosen to stay and fight. >> it completely changed everything. >> the granddaughter of william randolph hearst was abducted by two men and a girl in a bizarre kidnapping. >> no ransom note, no phone calls, no word, nothing. >> the sla is the people's army, and we fight in their interests. >> the fbi said the rl in the wig with the automatic rifle was patricia hearst. rich college girl turned armed terrorist in a matter of weeks. southern california's large

the lead detective for the lapd investigating pam fayed's murder was salaam abdul-rahman. >> mrs.ed wasn't robbed. >> no she wasn't. >> mrs. fayed wasn't sexually assaulted. >> no, she was not. >> so the purpose of that crime was to kill her. >> it was to kill her. that was the only purpose of the crime, to get rid of her and make sure she was dead. >> abdul rahman says the murder was carefully planned. >> mrs. fayed comes out at about 6:30 at night. >> that's correct. >> and she's walking to her car, what, alone? >> by herself. >> at some point, what, the killer comes up behind her? >> well, the killer pulled up in the burgundy suv behind mrs. fayed's vehicle. >> so blocking her. >> blocking her so she can't move her car from the parking spot. the killer gets out of the back passenger seat and approaches mrs. fayed from behind. >> how long did the attack take start to finish? >> from start to finish i would say anywhere from one to three minutes. >> police found no eyewitnesses to the actual stabbing but there were people close by. >> there was an individual in a building across

. >> lapd, they were closing in. >> you know, make our day. >> i did what i had to do. if she was in there, god willed it. >> the granddaughter of william randolph hearst was abducted by two men and a girl in a bizarre kidnapping. >> no ransom note, no phone calls, no word, nothing. >> the sla is the people's army, and we fight in their interests. >> the fbi said the girl in the wig with the automatic rifle was patricia hearst. >> rich college girl turned armed terrorist in a matter of weeks. >> southern california's largest manhunt continues. >> for someone my age, i've been through an awful lot. >> we don't know where she is. >> mom, dad? i'm okay. >>> coming off now, the chopper is overhead observing, the fire is raging. we've got a better vantage point. starting off you can hear the officer yelling at us, he just yelled that we are in the line of fire. police now are broadcasting to the people in the house to cease fire. i can hear their megaphone. >> as soon as we turn on the tv, we see cops scurrying around and we hear gunfire. >> the ar is still definitely sealed

with the school department police chief, and with the lapd commanding officer. they gave out no information. they answered no questions. frustrating for the news media and for parents.>> it certainly is. >>> union workers at the university of california and their supporters held demonstrations on uc campuses across the state today. they were protesting what they say is a growing gap between you see administrators and workers. on the uc berkeley campus the protest turned violent. the city, 3299, shows a union worker clashing with police along bancroft way. and union representative tells ktvu the protester was demonstrating peacefully and he was tackled to the ground by uc police. officials say the protester was detained after he threw a sign at an occupied vehicle. police say when it officer tried to detain the suspect he became noncooperative, and resistant. several officers were then needed to take the man into custody. also today demonstrators chanted and held signs. the statewide protest was organized by asked me local 3299. the union represents about 25,000

so i asked who it is and they said lapd. we have a reason to believe the shooter is in your home. i said there is no shooter in my house. they said we would like to talk to you. i stepped outside and closed the door and said what would you like, and i was visibly shaking and nervous. the officer said to me why are you nervous? >> host: because you are in my face! hello! >> guest: i said because you have a huge gun and you are in full riot gear. often times, law enforcement tells my community. so i'm extremely nervous. >> host: [inaudible] >> guest: that's exactly what i said. he said we are just here to protect you. we think the shooter is in your home. the dog sniffed the shooters sensent at your home, and i said nobody is here. i have a friend here in his daughter. went back inside and i heard him talking outside. i think the shooter is in there and i think she was nervous because he was forcing her to see the things that she said. i was like they are going to come inside my house. and i was talking to my friend and his daughter and i said we need to be called. -- be cal m. ther

that's why lapd officers were targeted. the by-product of those bombs is is that other people were going to be killed too. complete lly innocent people. what really separates them is violence against people. they also did bombings, but they were aimed at property, not at people. >> this group was not done. they had further intent to kill individuals and just create havoc. everyone has a thing. that binge watch over the weekend thing. more checking in.. or checking out things. no no no no no no no. that triple-double thing. doing it yourself or tagging a friend thing. more revolutions in the making thing. that play like a girl thing. that four-legged friends thing. at&t gives you more for your thing. more entertainment, internet, and unlimited plans. more for your thing. yeah, that's our thing. get half off exactly what you want with pizza hut's 50% off pizza deal. that's 50% off your favorites - like hand-tossed pepperoni, meat lover's, or even original pan® supreme. that's right, get 50% any menu-priced pizzas when you ord

. >> as far as domestic violence issues in 2011 lapd officers were dispatched to the homes of heather'sjack wagner. a source at the time tells "e.t." the actress punched him. the same source told us heather hit ritchie sam bo ra while they were married. it's important to point out last night's incident is the first time heather was arrested on charges of domestic violence. "e.t." has been on set with heather since the '80s. >> i'm just taking it as it comes. >> she was sammy jo on "dynasty" and bad girl amanda on "melrose place." >> that's enough. >> heather recently appeared on "fresh off the boat" and "too close to home". >> writing is one of the best things i've ever gotten to do. >> our source tells us locklear's family is urging her to get help adding last night was rock bottom fon heather ft. >> locklear is set to appear in court. more tragic news for the cosby father we have confirmed his daughter passed away in massachusetts after a long battle in kidney disease. this is the second time cosby lost a child. his son was murdered in 1997. >> moving on to celebrity exes makes headli

and the lapd had to admit that because an officer personurgere himself.s that famous perjury moment. >> and you say on your oath that you have not addressed any black person as a [ bleep ] or spoken about black people as [ bleep ] in the past ten years, detective thurman? >> that's what i'm saying, sir. >> so if anybody comes to this court and says that you used that word, they would be lying? >> yes. >> all of them? >> all of them. >> that's what perjury looks like, he was lying on the stand under oath. there are recorded interviews and other witnesses who proved he had exactly used those racial epithets that he disclaimed on the stand and fuhrman was charged with perjury. and no one thought it was a trap. sometimes perjury is not a trap. it's a crime you get prosecuted for. let me turn now to ross garber, he's a defense lawyer who's defended a republican governor in impeachment proceedings. you were one of the experts we called today because we thought we would show that perjury example against a famous example of a trap, but why is it hard to find judi

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they said lapd. what do you want? we have a reasonably there's a shooter in your home. i said there was no sugar in my home. i opened the door, stepped outside and close the door and said, yes, what would you like? i was visibly shaken. i was nervous. the officer said to me, why are you nervous? because you are in my face. [laughing] hello. you know, and they looked why are you nervous? i said you have a huge gun and you are in riot gear. oftentimes law-enforcement laws my community. i'm extremely nervous. >> host: oftentimes law enforcement kills -- >> guest: that's exactly what i said. he said register to protect you. we believe the shooter is in your home. the dog sniff the shooter sent near your home, and i said nobody is here. i have my friend here. went back inside. then i heard him talking outside and said, i think the shooter is in everything she was nervous because he was forcing her to say the things that she said. i was like they're going to come inside my house. i was talking to my friend and his daughter and said okay, i need is to be really called. we need

it wasn't like he created in this image of the lapd. they had it. >> absolutely. 100%, chris.hat's what makes this worse. the fbi is the pride of the world in terms of law enforcement. and the president should be like every other president, standing up for the law enforcement and for the justice system and saying look, i'll cooperate. i trust you. we have the american justice system which is the envy of the world. instead this president goes and attacks them in a way no president has done. it's a lot worse than a private citizen. remember all the weapons donald trump has at its disposal. he's already fired the chief investigator jim comey. he's got an army of taxpayer funded lawyers to defend him unlike private citizens and of course, he's got his own guy, rod rosenstein supervising his investigation, the investigation of him. so that's unlike any private citizen and the idea that he then goes and denigrates law enforcement, boy, that is just a horrible thing. >> give us a sense of the next year. we know that the congress is in doubt. the house could guess democrat this novemb

. >>> in california, lapd investigators say former nba player roswell butler was driving this mangledange rover when he lost control. the crash killed him and his wife. officers say the speeding suv struck a parking meter and slammed into a wall, then flipped. the former roman catholic high school and lasalle university star played 13 seasons in the nba. butler was 38 years old. >>> new jersey is reporting the state's first flu death of the season. officials say it was a 4-year-old girl in central new jersey who did not receive the vaccine. flu activity in the garden state is high as new jersey reports 5,000 cases of the virus so far this season. pennsylvania has had 60 flu deaths with the philadelphia area reporting the highest flu activity. delaware is reporting just three flu deaths so far this season. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a live view of broad street from the kimmel campus. temperatures are coming down, clouds moving in. they're not coming down all that much. it's a warmer morning compared to yesterday. clouds moving in, we're on track to see light after

we'll head to california where lapd investigators say former nba player, raphael butler, was driving a mangled range rover when he lost control. the crash killed him and his weed. the speed -- and his wife. the speeding car slammed into a parking meter, a wall, and then flipped. he played 13 seasons in the nba. butler was 38 years old. >>> today the white house is expected to release a gop memo about the russia probe. that's despite grave concerns from the fine which calls the memo incomplete and misleading. republicans wrote the memo. they say their memo shows the fbi is biased against the president and that agents used information paid for by democrats to spy on a trump campaign aide. democrats have their own memos detailing the probe, but the white house has no plans to release that. critics claim the goal is to shake public confidence in the russia investigation. >>> runners, get ready. your chance to hit the road for the blue cross broad street run is about to kick off. matt delucia is live this morning with what you need if you want to run the renowned ten miler. a tough one. i

they say they are cooperating with the lapd. >> still ahead: pilot makes an emergency landing on a busyy. >> and wait until you see what happened next. be right back. >> a doubling take on a california highway. >> that's a pick-up truck towing a plane back to a local airport. the pilot was forced to land the plane on the highway after he had engine problems shortly after take off. instead of loading the plane onto flatbed truck, the pilot had it towed. >> not far from that area, spam fans from all over california were in aisle ten for it annual spam festival yesterday. yum. spam jalia, spam-less and spam injuring i, just some of the unique dishes at the event. contestants got create enough hopes of taking home this family trophy. of course bragging right tort best spam in town. >> i don't know about. that will colony's of penguins are gathering at argentina end inches will for their annual migration. >> thousand every adult birds just completed the breeding season. last five month or so living in southern argentina or chile , will migrate north any day now. >> you you know penguins are

josh is reportedly at a los angeles hospital after vanishing zero over a week ago , the lapd found his nissan albaladejo tim a and towed it, working as a driver for lyft and uber before he disappeared >> the most kind hearted gentle spirited person i ever met. >> always thinking about everybody else before he thinks about himself. he's just that kind of a person. >> friends tell oust sister station he may have been drugged and think he's been at the hospital for at least a few days. >> more developments to come out of there apparently. >> well, athletes around the world compete for olympic gold another battle underway in south korea. >> war of sorts to see who can brew up the best craft beer. here is cbs news correspondent dana jacobson. >> north korea's first craft beer can't be found among the imports in the south. but brew pubs might not exist without it. >> if it wasn't for i guess the korean beer compared to north korean beer then maybe it never would have lit the spark that it did. >> that spark came from 2012 magazine article in the economist called fiery food boring beer. prais

today lapd stepped up patrols around the school while martin is in a medical facility seeking treatment. ron mott, nbc news. >>> turning now to the winter olympics in pyeongchang where we're down to the last 48 hours of the games. ivanka trump has arrived in south korea to lead the u.s. delegation during closing ceremony this weekend. she had dinner with the south korean president and said she wanted to reaffirm the administration's commitment to the people of south korea. she'll also be there to cheer american the athletes. but in figure skating team usa missed the podium last night. russian athletes dominated on the ice with two teenaged skating stars taking gold and silver. in curling, the u.s. men are on a hot streak and are heading to the gold medal match against sweden. team usa is now guaranteed its best olympic curling finish ever. >>> right now the medal count stands at team usa in fourth place with 21 medals behind norway, canada and germany. >>> still ahead, as we continue tonight, the american bobsledders launching their quest for gold tonight after overcoming a series of se

open the door or not fully because that gives them the rice to loan -- the right to come in they said lapd we have reason to believe the shooter is in your home. i said there is no shooter in my home so i opened the door and stepped outside and close the door i said what would you like? i was visibly shaking and nervous. the officer said why are you nervous? [laughter] you have a huge gun in riot gear and oftentimes officers killed in my community so i'm extremely nervous. he said we are just here to protect you we think the shooter is in your home. the dog sniffed for the shooter and i said nobody is here. my friend is here and his daughter then i heard him coughing outside and i think the shooter is in there and they were forcing her son thinking they're going to come inside my house. i was talking to my friend and his daughter is it actually calm keep your hands up because there was a six-year-old child with us any move could have got us killed. they knock on the door again and i walk outside again i said okay. i would like to have my friend and daughter go out first hands up they are m

. >> former lapd swat officer, scott reid agreed to supervise while i build. >> removing the black tabs. >> following a youtube video it took less than three hours to build. >> how did i do? >> looks like you did well for a noifs. a -- novice. after a safety check, and reid puts it through firing. >> feel all right? >> yeah. >> countless web sites, offer ghost gun hits from handguns to ar 15s and ak 47th. >> they're trying to appeal to a certain segment of the population. felons can't go to the gun store and purchase a firearm. or people don't want the government knowing what type of firearm they have. >> atf agent, dave hamilton showed us several ghost guns. many had come off the streets. they recently confiscated 46 in a raid at a single home. >> there is nothing atf can do. >> ginger colburn with the atf. >> firearms are with gang members. found at various crime scenes all over the country. >> police say unregistered home made guns were used last november when kevin neil killed five people in a northern california shooting spree. and in 2013, when john zawari shot and killed five in

. >> lapd were determined. >> this heiress is about to be murdered on live television. >> those people that believe i'm brainwashed or dead -- >> we kidnapped a freak. >>> olympic star olympicty, a breakthrough between north and south korea. >>> a russian plane crashes with 79 people onboard. no survivors. cnn has an update. >>> later, revelations. we're learning about the highly-anticipated wedding between prince harry and meghan markle. >>> we're live at cnn headquarters in atlanta. >> cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> the trip to south korea may be over, but kim jong-il's sister may have started a new era in diplomacy. >> her visit may have started the media of the olympic games. but it also earned criticism. it earned an invitation for the president to visit pyongyang. it would open a high-level diplomat channel. >> does south korea's warming with the north mean a split with the u.s. and japan? james mattis says no. >> i know that people are watching for a wedge between south korea, republic of korea, and the united states. there's no wedge there. the staffs are integrated in seou

. >> the lapd believes there is no threat. >>> in washington, the white house was put on lockdown after a woman ran her vehicle into a barricade. reporter was there as it all went down.>> reporter: authorities say a woman rammed her van into a barricade at the white house gates friday afternoon. the barrier did its job to stop the van before secret service officers arrested her. this video shows smoke coming to the scene immediately after the incident. >> everybody walk this way now. >> reporter: the van's back windows were knocked out. the secret service says no shots were fired during the incident. the white house was put under immediate lockdown while officers investigated. the prime minister was visiting president trump during the incident. the leaders were not in danger. law enforcement sources say the driver was somebody known to the secret service. police are interviewing her to determine why she was trying to get to the white house. >>> recently, police identified the suspect as a 35-year-old woman from tennessee. she has been arrested several times for previous encounters near

so they say it's lapd i would be the shooters in your home. and i said there's no shooter my home. i opened the door and stepped outside and i said what would you like those visibly shaking. the officer said to me why you nervous? on december you nervous and you are in right gear and often times law-enforcement kills my community. some extremely nervous. and he said man were just here to protect you. the dog sniff the shooters sent in your home. and i said nobody's here. i have my friend here and his daughter went back inside. and then i heard him talking outside and said i think the shooters in there and she was nervous because she was forcing being forced to say that. i was talking to my friend and daughter in lake i need us to be calm and have her handset. i was going through it with them. in a move could have gotten a skill. they knock on the door again they say we have to search your home. and i said okay. i'd like to have my friend my daughter grout first with her handset. i will let you know my friend and my daughter he's not the shooter. it's peaceful and they went outside

lapd found them a man's car along with a gun and cash.e, thrown in jail. that is a lot. jillian: finally the ugly, police thought they were earning their stripes in 45-minute standoff with escaped zoo animal. turns out thing that thing was stuffed. that's a stuffed tiger. scottish farmer called police after seeing it in his cow shed. when officers arrived they were too scared to get out of their patrol car. they are making the toy unofficial mascot. unclear how it got in the shed. i would be afraid, too. you never know. rob: that is scary. "fox & friends" starts right now. jillian: have a good one. >> president trump has the democratic memo in his hands. >> the democrats are politically smart enough to put things in the memo it need to be redacted. therefore, it creates this belief that there is something being hidden. >> the motion is being adopted without objection. >> the house voted to approve another short-term spending bill. it's a step towards avoiding a government shut down but lawmakers say we're not in the clear yet. >> we don't

my uncle is retired lapd. his brother was a deputy. i have law enforcement in my family. vast majority want to the the right thing. but the number of police officers who have told me my number one job is to go home safe at night to my family. and they point to a supreme court case that says police do not have a duty to protect you. and i think to myself, is that truly how you view the world? if your number one job is to go home safe at night you need to find a mall that needs a security guard and do that for a living. the reason we honor cops is that cops do that amazing thing. they see danger and they see an innocent person and themselves and they say i'm going to choose to get between the innocent person and the bad guy. that's why we honor cops. we don't honor them because they sit outside and wait for the s.w.a.t. team. >> don't prevent us from protecting ourselves. >> exactly. >> michael, thank you for that. that was insightful. >> thank you. >> tucker: last night we had gary farmer on to discuss his spo support of gun control. gary farmer is trying to strip you of a

. >> lapd, they were determined. >> this heiress is about to be murdered on live television. >> thoseple still believe i'm brainwashed or dead. >> we kidnapped a freak. >>> they said they took her. >> mom, dad, i'm okay. >> we want to see how far we can motivate them to do what we w t want. >> do what they say, dad. do it quickly. >> this case it became a media frenzy. hearst was truly afraid that his daughter was going to get killed. >> they were interested in reeducating me. >> she desperately did not want to go home. you want to do that, you're probably going to die. >> i have chosen to stay and fight. >> it completely changed everything. >> the granddaughter of william randolph hearst was

. >> lapd were determined. this heiress is about to be murdered. >> most people believe i am brainwashed or dead. >> we kidnapped a freak. >> this is happening now if you can possibly believe that. >> the terrorists are saying they will blow up the school, killing all the children inside. >> the german police are wamging a relent lgs war, capturing some, killing some. >> they are the terrorists. >> no one has immunity from the urban guerillas. >> 298 people held hostage. >> they had good ideals going about it the wrong way. >> we are ready to go on to martyrdom. >> the revolutionaries of the world unite. . >> hostages have become increasingly common. there have been bombings and shootings and strikes. >> a school bus was near the lebanese border. >> the 1970s saw the development of the terrorist repertoire. >> gangs of young people in the 1960s preferred terror, kidnapping, arson, machine guns, death and destruction. >> it was a global thing. those who wanted change faster than it would come resorted to violenc

nbc news has confirmed that actress nicole eggert has filed an incident report with the lapd.levision interview. she recounted her claims of sexual misconduct against actor scott baio in the 1908 80s, when the two were onle the hit show "charles in charge." the statute of limitation has one on a criminal case on that conduct. but detectives could conduct an investigation and forward

. >> lapd were determined.bout to be murdered. >> most people believe i am brainwashed or dead. >> we kidnapped a freak. >> this is happening now if you can possibly believe that. >> the terrorists are saying they will blow up the school, killing all the children inside. >> the german police are wamging a relent lgs war, capturing some, killing some. >> they are the terrorists. >> no one has immunity from the urban guerillas. >> 298 people held hostage. >> they had good ideals going about it the wrong way.

. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the aftermath of last week's shooting at a high school in park lapd parkland florida, the president announcing he is directing his attorney general to ban bump stocks. >> i signed a memorandum directing the attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns. >> reporter: bump stock devices were found on the firearms in the hotel room of the gunman in the las vegas shooting last october where 58 people were killed at a music festival. >> we cannot merely take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference. we must actually make a differenc difference. >> when i asked sarah sanders whether the president would be open to raising the age limit in order to prevent the shootings like we saw in florida with the gunman purchasing the weapon at the age of 18, she did say the president would be open to discussing that. it was very clear the white house is leaving the door open for ideas and here tomorrow the president will be meeting with high school teachers and students to figure out other solutions the. pre

the lapd managed to track down the driver who they think was the driver and a passenger. >>> we'll check on cnn "money." wall street's six-day winning streak is over and the drop could continue today. global stocks and u.s. futures now lower. the dow and s&p 500 fell yesterday. the dow dragged lower by walmart's worst day in 30 years. walmart's stock fell 10% on disappointing online sales. that weighed on stocks, as did bond prices. this week the government auctioning off debt to help pay for tax cuts and increased spending. that sent yields, bond yields, to a near four-year high. >>> 3m will pay $850 million to settle claims it contaminated water in minnesota for three decades. 3m is based in st. paul. minnesota's attorney general alleges it polluted water in the twin cities, dumping chemicals used to make scotchguard from 1950 -- 1950 -- to the tellery 2000s. officials say 3m should have known it posed a risk to the environment and residents' health. 3m says it will work with the state but does not believe there is a related risk to the public. >>> the co-founder of guess stepping down

that's why lapd officers were targeted.se bombs is that other people were going to be killed, too. completely innocent people. what really separates the sla from these other groups is violence against people. weather underground, they also did bombings, but they were aimed at property, not at people. >> this group was not done. they had further intent to kill individuals and just create havo havoc. >> the radical story of patty hearst airing tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn. thanks so much for being with me today this sunday from new york, i'm fredricka whitfield. the next hour of the "cnn newsroom" with ryan nobel starts right after this. dial your binge-watching up to eleven. for a limited time, get four unlimited lines for thirty-five bucks each. woah. and with netflix included, you can watch on any screen. prrrrrrr... ...at t-mobile. discover card. i justis this for real?match, yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to c

lapd believed the man was mentally ill or on drugs. he ran up to a southwest airlines plane ready for takeoff and pulled a fire extinguisher from the wheel well. this happened on saturday night. officers say the canine unit caught the suspect as he ran back towards the fence. his identity has not been rereleas rereleased. >>> get out your phone and go to our website. we have a poll open about now. you can see it open at the bottom of your screen. the question is, sounds like left field. there's reason. does the fact that people use b.a.r.t. stations as a bathroom keep you from riding? we'll see the results in a few minutes. >>> the major insurance company under investigation for denying care without looking at patient records. the search for more potential victims. >>> here's a look at the peak gusts from 30 to 41 miles per hour. we'll be about half that fast with some of the fastest gusts starting at noon pushing about 20 miles per hour. possibly even 25 at the coast. >>> here's a look outside at 6:06 at the bay bridge toll plaza. pla

. >> lapd, they were determined. >> this heiress is about to be murdered on live television. >> those people still believe i'm brainwashed or dead. >> we kidnapped a freak. >>> in money matters this morning, wall street, where leaping stocks have investors jumping. >> we're going to turn the bull loose. >> one of the great things about this nation is, we can seek profit. >> is money the number one goal? >> yes. >> we've had 29-year-olds making a million dollars a year. expecting to make $2 million a year after that. >> if you have plastic money, there's nothing holding you back. >> history will prove the bankers were honest people. >> insider trading could become wall street's watergate. >> what do we wall greed the day before an indictment? >> i'm afraid recently we called it success. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the u.s. economy, which used to be the envy of the world, is in the most serious trouble since the great depression. inflation is rising, while the standard of living is declining. >> there was tremendous inflation, and not much growth. the country was not in a great depression in 1980, but th

lapd believes the man was mentally yil or on drugs. he was preparing for takeoff and pulled a fire extinguisher in his wheel well. it set off an larm. officers say the canine unit as he ran back towards the fence. his identity not released. >>> a major insurance provider is under investigation for denying car without looking at patients' records. >>> b.a.r.t. is cracking down on an issue that's a major concern for riders >>> look at this. doesn't this look different than last week. it's within the average. we'll have more on the accuweather seven-day forecast. here's reggie. >> new this morning, nfl comeback opening up about struggles on the field. he suffers from bipolar disorder. he blames himself for being cut from the cleveland browns team. he had run ins with the law including a domestic assault charge. he says he's stopped drinking. has an offer to get back into pro football and is now engaged. for the first time he's revealing the help to get his life back. >> the difference is i started taking a look at my mental health and mak

. >> lapd, they were determined. >> this heiress is about to be murdered on live television. >> thosel believe i'm brainwashed or dead. >> we kidnapped a freak. >>> in money matters this morning, wall street, where leaping stocks have investors jumping. >> we're going to turn the bull loose. >> one of the great things about this nation is, we can seek profit. >> is money the number one goal? >> yes. >> we've had 29-year-olds making a million dollars a year. expecting to make $2 million a year after that. >> if you have plastic money, there's nothing holding you back. >> history will prove the bankers were honest people. >> insider trading could become wall street's watergate. >> what do we ll

haas was taken to the hospital lapd will not comment on his condition. he was a passenger. the driver of that ferrari was killed. meanwhile, actor luke willson's suv was clipped by the ferrari. wilson was not injured. we, of course, are going to stay on top of the story. as soon as we get an update, i'll let you know. >>> wow, that crash looks so bad. jessica, thank you. >>> b.a.r.t. had big plans to crackdown on fare evaders. why hasn't that happened yet? >> a push to let certain students use cannabis on campus. >>> at 5:10, here' >>> let's take a look at the next seven days. there's actually -- it's almost like a jim carrey chance in dumb and dumber. a 10% chance on sunday, monday. it's a transition from springtime warmth to a winter chill. i'll show you more coming up. >>> hi. i'm tracking breaking news. a live picture from the washington, d.c. area. we just gotten reports that the fbi is now responding to reports of a shooting incident near the nsa. that's the national security agency. you can see here authorities using canines to look through these vehicles near the sc

we'll speak with a former head of the nypd and lapd bill bratton. if president trump gets his way, are you ready for this one, i had personal pilot, i had personal pilot from the trump plane could soon run the faa. trump told members of his administration he wants his long time employee john duncan to oversee all civilian aviation in the united states. how about that? you're watching velshi and ruhle live on msnbc. ♪ there are seven continents... seven seas... but at at celebrity cruises, we'd argue... more than seven wonders. for a limited time enjoy two free perks, like complimentary wi-fi and drinks. a savings for everyone in your stateroom when you book now, during the celebrity cruises sail beyond event. >>> welcome back to velshi and ruhle. florida governor rick scott order the state's department of law enforcement to conduct an independent investigation into the shooting at stoneman douglas high school. questions are mounting this morning over the response by the broward county sheriff's department. police from another police department witne

we have former lapd detective and fox news contributor mark furman. mark, i know you a lot over the years. we don't often disagree. you've seen a couple of flaws in what i thinkou -- you just will never convince an anti-gun person to be pro-second amendment.nt similarly, a i have carried a weapon almost my whole adult life. i've had carry permits in new york, california, alabama, georgia and rhode island. it's part of -- i was trained since id was 11 in the use of a firearm. so i -- you're not going to win on that debate. but securing the schools with the professionals to me is 1000% doable and we owe it to the kids to do this. >> we do. we do. the only thing that i -- i don't disagree with you, i just think there's a better approach. when you have retired personnel, they have the best part of their career behind them and you need a generational gap that isn't two or three generations, perhaps the better part of one. these officers on the school need to be able to interact with these students and get that information thatat a guy like cz would have su

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the lapd and many other police departments across california said they will not cooperate with ice on immigration enforcement, prompting ice spokesperson sarah rodriguez to say in a statement that the agency was targeting l.a. and other sanctuary cities because they were "uncooperative jurisdictions." a federal appeals court has barred a predominantly white alabama community from forming its own school district, ruling that racial animus led to efforts by gardendale residents to secede from the majority black jefferson county school district. this case was covered extensively by "new york times" reporter nikole hannah-jones, who spoke recently on democracy now! >> so in this particular case, there was a flyer about this effort for gardendale to secede from the jefferson county school system. and it listed a bunch of towns and it said, you know, we have a choice to make. do we want to be these towns? and it listed several other towns. or do we want to be these towns? they never mention race, but it is good everyone there that the towns the committee did not want to be like were all hea

lapd shut down eight such shops since january 1st.operating in plain sight out in front of stores in busy neighborhoods. >>> checking in on ride shares, the city attorney's office has reached an agreement to analyze data about lyft operations. it is part of a probe to see if ride booking companies like lyft and uber are obeying state and local laws. looking at reports submitted. uber, on the other hand, is appealing the court decision to release the report. >>> it's time to check your dog's food and treats. a washington state based company is recalling products over salmonella concerns. this comes after six pets became sick and even died. we're talking about darwin's natural zoologics. they are recalling this chicken meal and duck meal for dogs. the fda says the company since october has had nine brands of food recalled. >>> 17 casualties, 17 people that aren't going to return to their families and, to me, that's unacceptable. >>> an act of pure evil, the words from florida's governor after 17 people were killed in cold blood at a hig