he was a young cop at the lapd working the day shift. >> the first call i got was the call to go and it came out as a drunk in a car. >> the officer cruised up benedict canyon and found the dead end street. a neighbor flagged him down and suddenly the drunken car call became something else. >> he told me that the maid came running back out yelling blood and bodies. >> all alone, nosed his squad car up a gated driveway. he could see right away things weren't right. >> the telephone wires that had been cut were hanging over the gate. we go through the kbgate and there's a car parked in the drive way. >> in the car he found not a drunk but a body. >> he had been shot and i walked around the front of the location and there were two more bodies on the lawn. >> back up arrived and they went into the house and found the scene horrible in a way that would go down in history. there was a young woman. >> there were multiple stab wounds on her and then there was a thick rope that was wrapped around her neck. >> and something else. the young woman was pregnant. 8 months pregnant. she had been st

dodgers yasiel puig, the lapd thinks it has finally found the culprits.ng three teenagers and one of their mothers after a robbery gone wrong at the home of los angeles rams receiver robert woods. police say the gang, seen in this security video first obtained by tmz sports, robbing the dodgers' puig's multimillion-dollar estate. >> hey, hey. safe. >> you found the safe? >> yeah. >> reporter: used social media to figure out when the celebrities would be out of los angeles and had more celebrities targeted, including matt damon, lebron james and viola davis. >> the victims' home had been selected based on social media postings and touring or travel schedules of the owners. >> reporter: police say the group used a method called flocking. flocking like birds to an area frequented by the rich and famous, knocking on the front door, then breaking in and changing clothes when they were done. using social media to target celebrities, it was underscored when kim kardashian was bound and gagged by five robbers in paris who stole $10 million worth of her jewelry. >

. >> i couldn't believe it when i found out that the lapd has boxes of photos. >> he molested me.han -- >> tindel was the only full-time gynecologist at the university of southern california's student health clinic for 30 years. these latest allegations come on top of 50 other accusers who filed a lawsuit in july. let's get some perspective on all of this. joining me right now from washington, d.c., civil rights attorney and law professor avery freeman. wearing a tuxedo, that's right. you know, your eyes are not deceiving you. he is being honored today at the u.s. supreme court right behind that capitol >> criminal defense attorney richard herman joining us from new orleans today. you guys are just all over the mark traveling. >> everywhere. >> we checked with the usc case. some of the allegations go back decade, some of the lawsuits are settled, but is there a chance now that there could be potential criminal charges? you heard the attorney who said there were boxes of evidence that the lapd had, as it relates to dr. tyndall. >> i think there should have been criminal charges a l

we are live over south los angeles where members of atf's field division, lapd, are responding to a suspicious package. we are told it is similar to one sent to former president barack obama, hillary clinton, and other big names. the item was located by postal inspectors and we will continue to bring you the latest information on these developments. >>> sprawling vallejo golf club is costing the city hundreds of thousands of dollars every year. and official theres are proposing a new development plan to change the landscape. blue rock springs is a sizable course with two 18 hole courses on the property. the plans are being revealed today. but, not everybody is too happy. kpix5's emily turner explains. >> reporter: at blue rock springs golf course in vallejo, you can play 36 holes of golf. the course costs the city and the taxpayers $600,000 a year. that's all about to change and so is everything you see behind me. bl s golf co and a way r geblice rneathe more than $3 million of taxpayer money it has paid to subsidize the course the last five years. >> that's clearly unsustainable. there's a lo

lapd's bomb squad is on scene right here. understand some of the technicians have gone inside to take x-rays of the device which is still inside the building. we've been talking to some of these employees leaving the facility. some of them are very confused about what's going on here. some of them are telling us they weren't evacuated. others telling us they were. but they all know that this package did in fact have maxine waters name on it. one telling us that she believes the package had very similar markings and i.d. stuff on it just like the other packages that were found throughout the day. this would be the second package found today addressed to maxine waters. this would be, if it's confirmed that it some sort of explosive device this would be i believe the seventh bomb. so right now lapd's bomb techs on the scene here investigating. second package addressed to maxine waters here in south elway. we will send it back to you guys. >> tucker: appreciate it. thank you very much. our hours over. back tomorrow at 8:00, the s

the fbi was called in and before long, lapd bomb squad, atf and fbi were all here, sure enough they found a package they say looks very much like the packages that have been turning up on the east cost targeting a lot of people including two former presidents? the fbi says the package was addressed to maxine waters, congresswoman here who is beloved in this part of the community. and, it is also clear that it looks so much like the packages on the east coast that the fbi and the bomb squad were able to get a closer look at this package. we are told the package has now been rendered harmless, we know it will figure prominently into this serial bombing case. the question is, will anymore packages turn up tomorrow? randy paige, back to you. >> tonight they are telling us there is no current threat to our area. >> thank you for that. >>> tonight, four men are facing federal charges for inciting a riot. these guys have links to melees all over the country including berkeley. kpix5 reports that they are all linked to a white supremacist group. >> a name we heard just a month ago. ram or the ris

and what he shared with lapd chief charlie beck that convinced him to join the force as a reserve officer. >> he's a miracle worker. >> two later he's chief of the dipd, the medical guardian of 10,000 officers. >> he's helped cops that have been shot. he's helped me with families that suffered traumatic loss including death. >> when people see you in a uniform, they see a weapon, they think of taking lives but your main job is to save lives. >> absolutely. >> in both roles. >> the uniform is different from scrubs. you're carrying a weapon but your primary role is to help others. >> one of l.a.'s finest in so many ways. that's "nightly news" for this friday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. suspicious packages showa postal facility on the ♪ >>> right now at 6:00, the bomb scare investigation across the country is now hitting the bay area. suspicious packages show up at a postal facility on the peninsula and in sacramento. this as the fbi announces an arrest and issues a warning that this might not be over. good evening and thanks for being

so the fbi was called in and before long, lapd bomb squad, atf and fbi were all here and sure enough they found a package that they say looks very much like the packages that have been turning up on the east coast targeting a lot of people including two former presidents. the fbi says the package was dressed to maxine waters, a congresswoman here. it is also clear that it looks so much like the packages on the ea cate bomb squad were abl to get a closer look at this package. we're told that the package is harmless. but we also know it will figure prominent into this serial bombing case. randy paige in south los angeles, kpix 5. >>> new this morning, a tanker truck carrying a flammable substance caught fire in san jose. it happened on i-680 north off berryessa road around 1:15 a.m. san jose fire arrived on the scene and put it out. the driver was not hurt. the road is now open. >>> roads will be tricky to navigate today. it was foggy this morning. so i know you're tracking those conditions. >> i am. there's a lot of fog out there. >> the fog is back in many locations as we take off th

th postal facility at downtown los an this is new video of the lapd bomb squad. and the hunt is on for another possible package. >> law enforcemenic ols believe former vice president joe biden may be a target. this after pipe bombs were already sent to hillary clinton, former president obama, former attorney general eric holder and mocratic donor george soros and cnn. here's what wenow abohose bombs. all were mailed ina man envelopes like this, with a return address for debbie wasserman schultz. one was even returned to her office. >> the bombs apparently had timers. they contained powder from fi fireworks. and x-ray images seem to show them pac d withshrapnel, which would cause serious injury if they exploded. we have team cerage of this story tonight and the impact on our security here in washington. harris, start with leon he's working this story from the live desk. leon? >> well, jim, doreen, there's just so much to unpack here, so, let's begin with the threat against congresswoman maxine waters. two packages addressed to the california democrat are similar i

lapd is still on-site, says there was security at the event, but they're not able to hold back that crowd. no word yet on how many people were hurt. we're back in a moment. r te examines why it )s taking so log for the rebuilding to begin so families can try to move on. tomorrow morning from through your face> okay. next time you're scrolling through your facebook messages, you may want to keep an eye out for this. it's a viral hoax and it's tricking people into thinking someone copied their account. you're being fooled, you'll see one two of messages, either one from a friend saying their account was hacked or another message saying they received a suspicious message from you. don't worry. if you information was compromised. that's what we're being told at this juncture. >>> today google announced it's shutting down its sluggish google plus network. but there is more to the story that could land going until troubled waters. google disclosed that hackers accessed private information like names, e-mails and birth dates. this happened three years ago. up to a half a million google plus user

. >> reporter: lapd officer aaron thompson now tries to meditate daily. >> i think about learning aboutareness and about compassion. it really helps the relationship between and the trust between the community and the police. it can bridge that gap. >> reporter: these officers say it won't fix everything, but mindfulness can be a useful tool for a stressful job. joe fryar, nbc news, los angeles. >> so interesting. we're back in a moment with a couple who ran the marathon we're back in a moment with a couple who ran the marathon today and gave a this is actually under your budget. it's great. mm-hmm. yeah, and when you move in, geico could help you save on renters' insurance! man 1: (behind wall) yep, geico helped me with renters insurance, too! um... the walls seem a bit thin... man 2: (behind wall) they are! and craig practices the accordion every night! says the guy who sings karaoke by himself. i'm a very shy singer. you're tone deaf! ehh... should we move on to the next one? it's a great building! you'll love it here! we have mixers every thursday. geico®. it's easy to switch and sa

then when he realized he was surrounded, he crashed into an lapd cruiser. after a tense standoff, he surrendered. >>> bill karins is here with a look at our tuesday forecast. what can we expect? >> good morning. we're watching what's happening with rosa. all that heavy rain, the flood watches continue from arizona northwards. this is kind of the main part of the event is the yellow and the reds show the heaviest rain, what's left of the storm heading up soon to the phoenix area. the timing of it should be hopefully early enough not to really impact the morning commute horribly. as far as the rainfall forecast goes, the highest totals will be from the phoenix area north wards. the red is three inches. some areas could get possibly up to six inches of rainfall. that is going to cause some flash flooding. that will cause some washouts on the road. we'll have to watch that carefully. the other story is what a warm start to october. 80s widespread throughout much of the sou thnd also through pennsylvania. you can see where it's cooler behind that front today fro

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helicopters now over the scene and you can see la's atf field division and the lapd. they are there assessing the situation. it is similar to the ones sent to former president obama, hillary clinton, and other big political names in the democratic party. now authorities are now saying this package is addressed to congresswoman maxine waters. officials are planning to deploy a robot to examine the package close up and a bomb has casemembers puttinon theiprotective gear nearby before entering to disable that package. another suspicious package was sent to congresswoman waters' washington dc office along with cnn's bureau in new york. law enforcement sources say one of the bombs consisted of pvc tubing and used a digital clock connected to a small battery. as a possible triggering device. the six packages were all similar in appearance and will now be analyzed at the fbi laboratory in virginia. so right now, authorities will look for fingerprints, they will look for the suspect's dna, possibly with stamps. any saliva, any markings on m n developing details on the person

the cuban american served as second in line with the lapd, then police chief in mesa arizona he came here to san franciso where he was also police chief and worked his way up to da of one of the most liberal regions in america...here he reprioritized the office's resources to target serious crimes.sot: george gascon, san francisco district attorney// "a big part of my work was how do we create a safe community but do so without over incarcerating or over intrusiveness in our system. when you look at it going back the city today you know the violence levels in the city are substantially less than they were when i came here we averaged about 100 homicides a year we came down to half of that and contained taht pretty much thrugouht most of our violent crime has seen significant reductions back to 60s level."in 2009 the city's homicide rate dropped dramatically by half and has remained pretty steady ever since.he's lately battled a car break in epidemic which gascon's office reports they have gone down 20 percent from this time last year. and in january... gascon announced his office wou

the cuban american served as second in line with the lapd, then police chief in mesa arizona he came here to san franciso where he was also police chief and worked his way up to da of one of the most liberal regions in america...here he reprioritized the office's resources to target serious crimes.sot: george gascon, san francisco district attorney// " in 2009 the city's homicide rate dropped dramatically by half and has remained pretty steady ever since.he's lately battled a car break in epidemic which gascon's office reports they have gone down 20 percent from this time last year. and in january... gascon announced his office would dismiss more than three- thousand misdemeanor pot convictions dating back to 1975.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "sot: george gascon, san francisco district attorney// "gascon has remained focused on community involvement.. police staffing.. and new technology to help fight crime that's set a trend for other regions across the u.s. gascon's term will come to an end this december. his advice to his successor...take what works and make it better,

also last night the lapd said it was investigating a second package found at a mail facility near downtown l.a. here's a look at all the locations: the devices described by law enforcement as crude but functional explosives most including a pipe, wires and powder. the return address, debbie wasserman shultz. she is the former head of the democratic party. with her last name misspelled. the fbi suggests that additional packages were mailed out and they are ready to respond to more. >>> 6:57. time for your "final 5." saudi arabia is once again changing its explanation on what happened to "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi. they initially said they had nothing to do with khashoggi's disappearance at their consulate in istanbul early this month. but this morning, they say they now believe it was a premeditated crime based on evidence presented by turkey. >>> wall street hoping for a rebound after heavy losses over the last few weeks wiped out e previous gains. right now, the dow is rebounding up 228 points. >>> chevron will spend $150 million to make to "shelter in place" in august o

. >> i couldn't believe it when i found out that the lapd has boxes of photos. >> he molested me.de me feel less than. >> some of these date back to 1988. he just retired after 30 years at usc. sarah, we mentioned this $215 million settlement offer but what are the accusers looking for? railroad look, this offer according to one of the attorneys involved in the case that you just showed there that had those 93 more women that came forward just 24 hours ago does not pertain to the majority of the women who have brought cases against this doctor and against usc. there are at this point about 463 women who have accused either this doctor and usc of hiding information or accused the doctor of sexual misconduct. and we've spoken to the attorney, john manly, who is representing these women that you met yesterday with all of their stories saying that this does not pertain to them. usc says that this is a settlement of $215 million made with some of the women and this has to be approved by a court. so it is a tentative settlement. both sides have agreed to the numbers and have agreed to t

"i couldn't believe it when i found out the lapd has boxes of photos.""ested me, made me feel less then."these are just some of the women reliving the painful details of what they say they faced when they visited former usc gynecologist george tyndall at the student health center. "he's a predator."but while these women are suing individually for others, usc has proposed paying 215 million dollars to settle a class action federal lawsuit. former patients of tyndall accusing the doctor of sexual misconduct, sexually assault and that usc knew, and covered up complaints during tyndall's 30 years at the university. under the proposal plaintiffs would each receive 25- hundred- dollars but patients willing to provide more details about their experience could be eligible for up to 2-hundred- and-50-thousand-dollars. attorney steve meister doesn't represent any of the women or usc but says this is not a closed case.steve meister/ attorney:"the proposed settlement today between sc and the federal plaintiffs is only the federal side of the case, that's the class ac

police department for 27 years and about three months, where i ended there as a deputy chief in the lapdnd really applied, i think, 61 people to be the chief here applied with me, and very competitive process, and i was very, very fortunate, blessed, and happy that i was selected to be the chief of the san francisco police department. so, it's really a pleasure to be here and serve you as your chief of police. i wanted to introduce and my right-hand man, i'm going to give an overview of the police department, but sitting next to me over there is our chiefs of staff, hector, who is also a native san franciscan. and the way the police department is structured, just like any large organization, you really have to have somebody that's got their eye on the ball and the business at all times, and i am responsible for that and accountable for that, but i am in meetings from the time i get to work, to the time i get home, so while i'm in the meetings and doing the community meetings, and meeting with the mayor and city hall and all the things i have to do, somebody's got to really be paying atte

>>> i'm jackie ward in front of lee lapd high school in san jose. the school district here is trying to build more affordable housing for its teachers and is considering closing or moving some schools including leland high school in order to do that. the san jose unified school district is talking about closing schools to accommodate new housing. the idea is that in order to hire and keep teachers, building affordable housing is key. one proposal is tearing down or moving leland high school and bret harte middle school. two schools would be built a mile away and housing would be buof the schools. >> i'm just really horrified to hear that they might consider tearing down a very well established middle school and high school. >> i don't think the neighbors are going to approve of it. i don't think -- i think there will be an uprising of the neighbors. >> reporter: if this plan was approved, the district says teachers, staff and low-income families could live in the new housing developments but nothing has been decided yet. they are looking for feedbac

so right now lapd's bomb techs on the scene here investigating. second package addressed to maxine waters here in south elway. we will send it back to you guys. >> tucker: appreciate it. thank you very much. our hours over. back tomorrow at 8:00, the show that is the sworn enemy of line, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. good night from washington, sean hannity is the next live from new york city. >> sean: great show. we need you to watch the show for the entire hour tonight. tonight many americans are on high alert after a series of suspected male bombs were sent to several prominent democrats all across the country. at this hour nobody knows who is responsible. let me be clear and let me reiterate what i've been saying know for a month on this program so many times, violence, threats, intimidation, it has no place in this country. we are the united states of america, we solve our political differences, which are very acute at this moment, at the ballot box. if that would be 13 days from now without bloodshed in the disturbed individual respons

. >> i couldn't believe it when i found out the lapd held boxes of photos. >> he molested me. >> an attorneyepresenting the newest accusers called on state attorney general xavier becerra to investigate. as of this morning, the attorney general's office has declined to comment. >>> it is 6:40. an alarming new study shows just how dangerous it can be when teens are driving with other teens. >> and the second largest jackpot in u.s. lottery history is on the line later today. >> it has been a wild week on wall street. fluctuations here and there. the market is opening up in 10 minutes, right now up 142. we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks coming up. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'

. >> reporter: lapd officer aaron thompson now tries to meditate daily. >> i think learning about self-awareness, about compassion, it really helps the relationship between and the trust between the community and the police. it can bridge that gap. >> reporter: these officers say it won't fix everything, but mindfulness can be a useful tool for a stressful job. joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> the forecast for the week ahead has a little bit of everything. some low clouds to start the morning, and cool temperatures in san jose for monday. low 70s. but later on 80s make a comeback. will raindrops come along with that? our seven-day forecast when we come right back. >>> well, it was hugs all around for prince harry and his wife meghan today. the royal couple were in sydney, australia for the invictus game when excited sailors hugged prince harry. that little screen in the middle. then he hugged meghan as well. but i watched another video and it showed a little closer. you can see harry saying not quite so much. and i know, i know. because as we know, she is with child. the invictus games are

yesterday, hundreds of workers were evacuated here as the lapd, fbi, and the atf squads all swarmed tos scene. the device they found and ultimately made safe was said to be similar to those that have been found on the way to prominent democrats and president trump critics on the east coast. it was like those, a crude device, we're told. interestingly, officials say that here this device could have exploded, could have done damage under the right circumstances is the way we put it. we have no more information on exactly what that means. congressman waters has been a frequent critic of president trump, who, in turn, has labeled the congresswoman, extraordinarily low i.q. in an interview after the discovery of these packages that were headed toward her offices, congresswoman waters, blamed president trump for stoking the flames of violence have the listen here. >> i think the president of the united states has been dog whistling to his constituency making them believe that their problems are caused by those people over there. they are acting out what they believe the president wants them

lapd bomb squad is on scene.ll inside of the building. we've beenen talking to some of the employees. some are very confused. some of them are telling us they were evacuated and others weren't. this package did in fact have maxine waters' name on it. they believe it had similar markings and id stuff on it just like the other packages that were foundnd throughout the day. this is the second package found today addressed to maxine waters. if. confirmed this is i believe the 7th package. a second package addressed to maxine waters here in south l.a. back to you guys. >> tucker: appreciate. thank you very much. our hour is over. we're back tomorrow at 8:00. good night from washington. sean hannity is next live in new york city. >> sean: tucker, great show. we need to you watch the show for the entire hour. many americans are on high alert after a series of suspected mail bombs were sent. nobody knows who is responsible. let me be clear and let me reiterate what i've been saying for a month, violence and threats and i

friend of mine saturday, who was at a bar mitzvha who texted me in the middle of this, saying that lapdame in, and the synagogue has armed guards regularly any way. this is not the blame the victims, but are we not in a world now where synagogues, mosques, other places need to have armed guards? >> well, you know, it certainly feels like that today. but can that really be the answer? is every house of worship going to have to be armed? of course, it's not just the houses of worship. you saw this man, after going into a church, trying to get into a church, shoot two african-americans in a store because he couldn't get in a store. are we going to have armed security at every venue? the answer isn't to spread more firepower. i think part of the answer certainly is responsible gun safety legislation, but part of it is changing the climate that we're living in. we all have a major role to play in that. but the person with the biggest bully pulpit is the president of the united states, for better or worse, and mostly it's for worse. the way that he continues to divide us, the way that his who

the lapd posted on twitter they are investigating a suspicious package delivered at the central post office. sources tell nbc news that package was addressed to u.s. representative maxine waters. that would make it the second package sent to her. the other was sent to her offices in d.c. police have evacuated the building as they investigate, and they are working closely with federal agencies. so far no other details are being provided. we will have much more on today's frightening string of bombs and suspicious packages sent to various political leaders. that is coming up in about 25 minutes. how by area lawmakers are weighing in. and our political analyst larry gersten will also join us to break it all down. that is coming up at 6:30. >>> we are in the midst of the evening commute. for many people that means 60 to 90 minutes in the car. this is a live look at the bay bridge and 101 in san jose. some very good news. very light traffic tonight. the new report says there are two areas of concern in terms of the most congested corridors in the bay area. that same report also shows the

this is according to my colleague, mary kay malany who was reporting that atf as well as the lapd are on their way to a postal facility in south-central l.a. to look at this package that is very similar to the packages, the suspicious packages, that were examined in florida, as well as d.c. and new york. we know earlier today, there was another package addressed to maxine waters that was recovered at a facility in maryland. so this is yet a second one. the fbi is still examining the earlier package that was addressed to maxine waters, but they all share this similarity of the manila envelopes, the six forever stamps, the computer-generated labels. all of these are clues to investigators that these packages are linked. and the fbi just earlier today released this statement asking the public for help saying that there could be more packages that are out there. and we know, anderson, that at least one of the devices, this pipe bomb, contained sulfur, an explosive material. pipe bombs are notoriously unstable, anderson, and could explode just through handling it, so in some ways, official

that was a big job for the lapd, fbi and atf investigators who swarmed here to undertake.und was a package that we are told is fairly similar to those found on the east coast. the packaging, for instance, is very similar and inside, a similar piece of plastic piping filled with what officials here tell us is some sort of explosive material. they do not know for sure whether that explosive material could have been detonated. either way, congressman maxine waters, the target of this device, said in an interview after it was discovered that she will not be intimidated. listen here. >> i don't know whether the bombs are real or not. but we should not qualified under the bed, close the doors, not go out, be afraid to go to rallies, whatever. we have to keep doing what we're doing in order to make this country right. that's what i intend to do. as the young people say, i ain't scared. >> and that is a sentiment we have heard echoed by other politicians today, shep, that whatever the intent of the person or persons sending these devices, that intent will not be achieved. shep? >>

i said, "because now we have a break in the case." [ laughter ] and i led these two lapd officers inor. and i opened it up and i took out the hat. i was like, "he left his hat in the car." they're like, "okay." and i was like, "so you can run that through codis." [ laughter ] you can run that and maybe you can get a hit on who it is. they were like, "why would we run it through codis?" i was like, "because he committed a crime." they were like, "barely." [ light laughter ] they were like, "one, he didn't break and enter because you left your car open. two, he stole nothing. maybe we have him for trespassing. but we don't do a national dna search." but i say -- >> seth: you could frame it as the guy gave you a hat. >> that is an interesting way to look at it. [ laughter ] real glass half full type guy. me, some guy touched my car, and i'm going to nail him because of the dna. but i said to them, you know, like, "you know, this can escalate, you know? today it's a car. tomorrow, it's an escalade. he escalades." [ light laughter ] and so -- but i said, "you know, manson." and i don't li

. >> thanks, pierre we are hearing that nypd and lapd both sending extra teams to synagogues and knewish locations throughout the two cities. once again a shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, authorities reporting multiple casualties with three officers wounded and a suspect is in custody. we're going to return now to regular programming. you can get the latest any time at abc news.com. i'm eva pilgrim in new york. have a good day. >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. >>> and of course we'll continue to monitor that breaking news situation out of pittsburgh, pennsylvania we'll have more details for you throughout the day on abc 7 news.com. >>> on pennsylvania lighter note happening tonight two high school football teams in the east bay get ready to renew one of the oldest and most emotional rivalries in california history. the antioch panthers host the pittsburg the pirates with tradition and playoffs homes at stake. eric thomas reports. >> reporter: it's not the tournament of roses parade if you are a pittsburg high school pirate it

we can tell you that the atf and lapd are headed there now to further examine this package, but according to the atf spokesperson, ginger colburn, this was similar to the packages we've seen no new york, as well as d.c. and florida, so this will now be examined. a second suspicious package that has been addressed to democratic congresswoman maxine waters. and this press release from the fbi, jake, earlier today, it warned that there could be more suspicious packages out there. and now we're learning that yet a second one is now being examined, addressed to maxine waters. the one that came through the maryland facility earlier today is being examined currently by the fbi to see if it is connected to the other five packages found in new york, d.c., and florida. jake? >> pamela brown, thanks so much. congressman barton, let me ask you, you and i are both old enough to remember lots of political violence in this town. there was the gunman that walkeded into the u.s. capitol and killed two capitol hill police officers. there was the anthrax -- >> tried to get into tom delay's office. right. >>

there was a presence here of lapd officers. no indication of any threat, but it shows you how law enforcement around the country monitors these types of situations. they will provide resources as a precaution. as we look at our screen here, obviously we've seen a number of police officers that have been coming and going. let's talk about what you see and what you don't see, kate. what we're seeing on our screen right now is the threat mitigation phase. this is officers setting up a perimeter. they're attempting to obviously mitigate any potential threat here. we saw earlier this bomb disposal chamber brought in by the new york city police bomb squad, which will attempt to either render this device with safe or move it to a location where they can do so outside the vicinity of a large population. while that's going on, behind the scenes there's also the investigation that's going on right now. obviously we know now of a number of events that are likely connected based on some of the reports we're getting, at least reports sugges

and parkland, even though i wasn't there and the congressional shooting was much closer to me, park lapd more of an effect on my wife and me because of our two young children so i think that the school security is something i'm working with andy polak whose daughter meadow tragically lost her life there. we're going to fix it in terms of school security. i think the blanket restriction on age is going to get struck down by the courts. i'm a big supporter of the school security. i think we need to do more, and i think we have to take some of these people who are causing problems like this killer, he should have been convicted of crimes. he should have been baker acted. he should not have been on the streets, and so i'm going to work with andy and work with our law enforcement people to identify those people who should not have access to weapons and indeed should not be on the street at all. >> mayor gillum. >> the congressman was against the piece of legislation because he's wholly owned by the nr ha. he wasn't stand up to the national rifle association. that's why they are running all th

racial profiling in the lapd that was basically about implicit bias. and howd at outcomes much more likely african-americans were likely to be stopped and subjected to searches. tremendous reaction against bill bratton saying this report is racist. bias, thef implicit idea that everybody is subject to bias because it is in the water in american culture. tohas enabled police recognize that is a problem that everybody has but that they have to deal with it more seriously because they arrest people. departments have started addressing the issue of implicit bias through stronger policies, through training that make officers aware of some of the issues that we have talked about. is there isroblems no evidence-taste training that is out there that can say, you take this eight-hour course and no more bias. >> i don't think we can ever be there. -- this has to continue because of the social conditioning that helps to create that bias is continuing. it will never be let's figure it out and fix it and we are done. shows that a one-off only does so much. you want

the cuban american served as second in line with the lapd, then police chief in mesa arizona he cameiberal regions in america...here he reprioritized the office's resources to target serious crimes.sot: george gascon, san francisco district attorney// "a big part of my work was how do we create a safe community but do so without over incarcerating or over intrusiveness in our system. when you look at it going back the city today you know the violence levels in the city are substantially less than they were when i came here we averaged about 100 homicides a year we came down to half of that and contained taht pretty much thrugouht most of our violent crime has seen significant reductions back to 60s level."in 2009 the city's homicide rate dropped dramatically by half and has remained pretty steady ever since.he's lately battled a car break in epidemic which gascon's office reports they have gone down 20 percent from this time last year. and in january... gascon announced his office would dismiss more than three-thousand misdemeanor pot convictions dating back to 1975.sot: ella sogomon

confirmed tornadoes in the new york city area they touched down in west chest every, ro ier and rock lapdrth on any serious injuries. >>> and apple unveiling its new york city bagel emoji which will be part of its upcoming ios 12.1 up date b update but new yorkers are saying it locks more like a factory made previously frozen bagel. >> it's an emoji though. >> it is, but i kind of agree with them. >> no. >> the handmade ones >> it should have more flaws. >> right. >> and should have like sesame seeds or poppy seeds or everything on them. >> emojis are this big. >> this is what bagels look like. >> should be twisted to sarah's point. not perfect. >> new yorkers are just so obsessed with their bagels and proud of them. >> and pizza at least you've got an emoji we don't have a roast beef and yorkshire pudding one. >> not yet. >> they should make one. >> is that one thing, roast beef and yorkshire puding >> you eat them together on sunday lunch that's a good sunday lunch sue, thank you very much. >> told to move on in no uncertain terms in my ear. >>> apple ceo tim cook speaking tonight addre

. >> how in the world do you play a rookie police officer with the lapd?ing up at the crack of 2:00 a.m. with a cramp down my leg that, you know, feels like god is pitching you a little bit. it's that kind of thing. >> sergeant gray does not appear to be a fan of my presence in this department. >> because you're hold as hell? look, i don't give a damn about your age, officer nolan. i want to know if you are going to be a speed bump on chief of police. >> i packed everything in my u-haul and moved here to become a cop. i have to work twice as fast, three times as hard so i'm going to make you look good. >> a bit of an oversharer, huh? >> i'm told partners are supposed to have a special bond. >> we're not partners. >> obviously, people loved you on "castle." do you think people will have a hard time seeing you as john nolan and not castle? >> that never once occurred to me. wait a minute, what. i don't think so. you know what, i don't think anybody is tuning in to the show to see castle. >> officer john nolan reporting for duty. >> that memorable voice we ha

the lapd on tuesday arrested a 37-year-old alleged stalker who was standing on jenner's front porch,criminal trespass. but on social media, the 22-year-old jenner aimed her ire at tmz and the celebrity news gatherers' report on the incident. how do you guys think these terrifying people know where my house is? you released not only photos but my location, she tweeted. i understand what i signed up for, but when you release the exact location to where i live, that is when you are putting my life in danger. >> get this. kendall jenner has a new stalker. this one is different. she lives in a beautiful gated community. multimillion dollar homes. >> reporter: the tmz report does not appear to identify jenner's location, only saying that she lives in a gated community that the stalker had allegedly gained access to by climbing down through the surround hills. tmz also showing two photographs apparently near where jenner lives but neither of which appearing to show jenner's exact address. >> yesterday they find the guy on her front porch. he scales the mountainside again and this time the c

i couldn't believe it when i found out that the lapd has boxes of photos."l/ usc student:"he molested me, made me feel less than." and today as these women spoke out. . 93 more lawsuits were filed against usc and tyndall. . bringingthe total number of cases to more than four hundred. alleged victims claiming gross sexual misconductor sexual abuse at the hands of the doctor and that usc knew. . covered up complaints. . and concealed his actionsduring tyndall's 30 years at the university.marie nowacki/ former usc student: "how was i, a 20-year-old girl, new to gynecological treatment, expected to know that dr. tyndall's conduct was illegal and wrong?"but these women know. two of the first victims to accuse former usa gymnastics team doctorand associate professor at michigan state university larry nassar of sexually molesting them.nassar is now in prison. . but they want justice for all.rachael denhollander/ nassar victim: "and now only a few months later we are here, and this is the next time. and i am asking usc do it better this time. do it better than msu d

we've heard from the los angeles mayor eric garcetti that lapd is stepping up patrols in light of thehooting as the happening in new york, nypd, special opts and also counterterrorism at this time in light of what happened in pittsburgh. we also have heard the gunman opened fire inside the synagogue shouting all jews must die in a press conference the public safety director not confirming that information that was reported by the local affiliate kdka, but that is what has been announced at the time. the shooting we know happened in basement of the synagogue, people were found in the atrium and also the baiment of the -- basement and security was major concern. interview with past president at the time, at the time they had been working with homeland security to evaluate exit routes, ability to open door was concern at the time, some confusion while this is ongoing as to whether the shooter had escaped into the neighborhood which is now been released, no longer on lockdown and the shooter has surrendered. just recently we heard from the president commenting on what a terrible situation