and for the lapd, it was a bittersweet day.3-year-old cold case they believed had finally been cracked but the prime suspect worked right beside them. for the family, stefani's arrest was a vindication but it also brought back their bitter members of the original lapd investigation. >> i think it was because she was a police officer so they just figured that they would cover this one up. >> the family hired l.a. attorney john taylor who filed a lawsuit against the detective and also the lapd claiming the department deliberately ignored clues that pointed to a fellow officer. >> the earlier missteps of lapd weren't missteps. they were intentional conduct, intentional ignoring of evidence and intentional dereliction of duties. beyond just being sloppy or lazy. >> the fact that they didn't close the case and that they didn't listen to the family, those two things are not evidence of a coverup. >> it wasn't that they didn't close the case. they didn't do anything to create a case. >> he says that in 1986 the detectives were protect

lapd did not fire first. we fired the tear gas round. that was to cause hem to surrender.pted. it was amazing. it basically scared the hell out of me and i dropped to the ground. i mean, i tried to dig a hole in the cement. the guys that were out in front thought that i was hit. i get up on my knee and i put my thumb up saying i'm okay. >> swear to god on my grandchildren's life none of them made any effort to surrender in any way. you know, make our day. if that's what you want, then confrontation is make our day. if that's what you want, then confrontation is something the police will do. it was all on. by what's next. and still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i want that too. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? reeling in a nice one. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as st

. >> 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 area is still definitely seal

repter: outside the lapd s.w.a.t.. >> the assailant looks out the door, and he says, "what is that sniper doing on the roof?" >> and sure enough, there was a sniper on the roof of the cheese store next door to the trader joe's. >> the gun aimed right at us. >> gene atkins spoke on the phone with a police negotiator. >> he says, "if you don't get him off the roof, i'm going to shoot somebody. i'm going to shoot somebody in five, four, three, two" -- >> wow. jim axelrod joins us -- >> a tease. >> one enormously gripping hour of television. it really is. >> how were they able to escape? >> you know, we've all had this experience i'm sure where it's one of the unfortunate parts of the time in which we live. you think, what if i was in a movie theater, what if i was -- well, this is a what would i do hour. mary lynn who we saw wraps the situation in a blanket of humanity and decides she's going to get out by establishing a human connection with the gunman, with gene atkins. so she does, starts talking to him, and then begi

lapd"she was obviously walking on the side walk, looking at her phone for whatever reason and obviously the suspect decided to take advantage of the situation." brad girod/resident "he's got a lot of energy, he vigorously drags her down the street kinda looked like he was gonna box the guy from." > ( robin ) police say the woman was okay after the attack. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... car thieves targetting cars in hayward... and they're finding clever ways to do it. (robin) welcome back to the kron four morning news. if you had "the time of your life" watching a certain 80's movie, we've got some good news for you! david daniel has that and more in the hollywood minute. "nobody puts baby in a corner." baby and johnny are coming back to the big screen! the 19-87 romantic drama "dirty dancing" returns to nearly 500 u-s theaters on sunday, february 10th, and wednesday, february 13th. check fathom- events dot-com for theaters, times, and tickets."are we really not good enough for the big world?""no! our flaws make us unique!""ew!""those are all w

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. >> the 52-year-old was found dead last sunday after the lapd said they got a call about a possib.till haven't determined a cause of death. >> he has talked about sobriety. maybe kristoff couldn't get the help he needed and he was in real pain. >> kristoff was dealing with the loss of his son, julian, who took his own life four years earlier. i spoke to kristoff soon after. >> i want to show you something because this -- this is a moment i will never forget in my life. >> that call was the worst call i have ever had in my life. i knew -- i knew that -- i knew that julian had died. >> he was just broken by that loss. kristoff never got over it. >> how do you remember him? >> joy. when he put his hands on my shoulders, it was real. i always felt safe, and when i look at that, it brings me joy, but love is eternal. >> it really is hard to reconcile the fact that she is gone. >> sure is. >> back to the "y&r" family, it was announced he will be honored for the future storyline expected to begin in late april. the show will not only pay tribute to his late character, but also kristoff. >

>> reporter: we are learning smollett was once accused of giving false statements to the lapd, according to court documents from 2007. the actor was suspended of driving under the influence while allegedly giving his brother's name when police pulled him over. smollett reportedly pleaded no contest to reduced charges and completed an alcohol treatment program. in chicago, smollett is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow afternoon for a bond hearing. elizabeth hur. >>> a u.s. coast guard officer will appear in court to answer to domestic terrorism charges and plotting against house speaker pelosi. christopher paul hasan assembled this arsenal inside his maryland home. it included 15 guns and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition. he is accused of assembling a hit list targeting journalists. he is also being described as a white supremacist. >>> actors spoke on day two of the my brothers keeper conference in oakland. they told young people in the audience that working together is the key to creating a powerful story. >> if you want to build anything that will affect people, anything that w

lapd"she was obviously walking on the side walk, looking at her phone for whatever reason and obviously the suspect decided to take advantage of the situation." brad girod/resident "he's got a lot of energy, he vigorously drags her down the street kinda looked like he was gonna box the guy from." > ( darya ) police say the woman was okay after the attack. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...the way police officers respond to dangerous situations could be changing... what law groups are proposing... ( darya ) plus...a child gets trapped inside a toy machine...his mother shares how he was able to get out. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. an icy cold morning with some slick spots on roads, especially those areas

details about what happened during that two-plus hour chase and the high stakes standoff with the lapd s.w.a.t. team that could have easily ended in gun fire. >> simpson who was resting his chin on the barrel of a revolver -- if he is thinking about suicide, how's that going to happen? is it going to be theater when he gets out? and takes out other people, then self inflicts. >> "dateline" nbc will tell the untold story. that's all coming up at 10:00 p.m. >>> all right. well, a lot of people worried about what's going to happen when the rain comes this weekend. you have plans. >> that's a good thing to do tonight. stay inside. seeing the showers and heavy downpours moving in, gusty winds. tomorrow a chance of some scattered showers and rain on and off throughout sunday and monday and then cold air settling in. talking possibly about freezing temperatures next week. >> wow. well, again, we can thank our lucky stars we're not experiencing what the rest of the country is. thanks, kari. thanks so much to you for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00 tonight. >> see you back here monday

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. >> oak lapd is preparing for a teachers strike as soon as next week. city will provide 15 recreation centers and public libraries as safe spaces for families who need child care in the event of the strike. a statement from the mayor says the city is prepared for the school district teachers strike to start. as months ofotti twn the on yet.veth oaklande what it sa a major announcement tomorrow. down load the news app and enable alerts as soon as the announcement is made we will send an alert. >> all eyes on the weekend. >> the weather. spencer. >> if you look back at what we had today that gives you a head of what's to come tomorrow. we have widely scattered showers right now. passing through the bay area. cold enough we have some light snow in the high peaks. and few reports of hail today. lightning strikes and right now happening along the county coastline. clearly we have an unstable weather pattern. this is the view from rooftop camera. at the moment the weather is quiet. 49 degrees here san francisco. 50 oakland. mid to upper 40s mountain view. her

ad medevac that had to lapd and get things cleared up.ou nort 395 at glebe, nice and clear.rash, northbound 395,ov the h lanes before glebe. crash in the left lane. we are seeing delays headed inbound. rthbound lee highway, a new accident there. southbound 270, before buckey's town pike. town pike. that has just opened. town pike. that has just opened. dearest britain. we love you. maybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (bar00, you're cor take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of all kinds. yet you won't shout about it. it's just not in yourature. instead, you'll quietly make history. cake. beds. poetry. trouble. love! hope! and rather a lot of tea. the best of britai from the moment you step on board. >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> you have one of thoseooms in youhouse. maybe it looks like this disaster back here. maybe you shoved it into a closet when guests come over. >> you're not alone. and if you haven't been sure hoo to grganized, a tidying trend could be the ans yesterday, we told y about the konmari metho

now oak lapd might be changing its tune. the raiders said they won't play at the coliseum next season because the city is suing them over the decision to move to las vegas in 2020. now the president of the oakland city counsel says hold on. we might have a new offer. to keep the team in oakland for the final season. council president tells me. if the raiders wanted to offer us a huge increase lease payment. in exchange for dropping the lawsuit. we might be willing to consider it. there you have it. perhaps exactly what the raiders were waiting to hear. and we're all waiting for an official response. >> it is safe but more does need to be done. the richmond bridge is drivable for now. but more closures are in store. work crews work on a permanent fix. again from the richmond side of the bridge. with what commuters need to know now, today and for the weekend. >> we got a new update. commuters listen to this. cal tran says engineers need to replace the metal plate on the top deck. this was a temporary fix. but now they need to

. >> one of the most extraordinary cases in lapd history. >> we're not in kansas anywhere anymore. >>ed murdered months after her wedding. >> as she walked away she gave me a big smile and i relived that smile for

we have retired lapd sergeant cheryl dorsey with us and eric guster, a civil and murder trial attorney. thanks so much for joining us. cheryl, you did not believer th this from the beginning. tell us why. >> i spent 22 years in a uniform as a patrol officer, so i'm accustomed to people lying, and i'm accustomed to seeing them go to great lengths in support of that story. it didn't pass the smell test. while i didn't publicly, you know, criticize jussie, i had issue with what he was saying, and i figured in time -- listen, anyone who has watched an episode of "48 hours" understands the capability of most police departments. i knew it was just a matter of time and the truth would be known, so now here we are. there is a price to pay when you make up this kind of foolishness and you waste the resources of police personnel, fbi personnel, and more importantly, you besmirched the character of chicago police officers who i know by and large are there to do the right thing and are doing the right thing of the. >> >> eric, police say they have evidence from the two brothers. they have the chec

>> reporter: we are also learning he was once accused of giving false statements to the lapd.ccording to court documents from 2007, the actor was charged with false impersonation, driving under the influence, and driving without a valid license. while allegedly giving his brother's name when he was pulled over. he pled no contest to reduced charges and completed an alcohol treatment program. >ack to the weather now. sky seven flew over the sea shore. a little extra umph thanks to the water that soaked the state this month. that's a very popular spot but it's also a 13-mile roundtrip hike. i think i will enjoy it from sky 7. >> much more convenient that way. so we had a little bit of -- it was a mixed day, spencer. we knew we were going to get some rain. >> you're right. we got some. most locations did not receive any at all. here we have a patch in the inland, east bay and the south bay right now. here is a look at our storm impact scale. it still ranks one, isolated showers will continue into the evening and overnight hours. small hail is possible and light snow over the high

now the city of oak lapd may be changing its tune. the raiders said they won't play at the coliseum next season because oakland is suing the team over their decision to move to las vegas in 2020. now the president of the oakland city council says they might have a new offer to keep the team in oakland for its final season. wre rebecca rebecca kaplan said if the raiders wanted to offer us a huge increased lease payment, we might be willing to consider it. >>> there's a new robot in town. it wants to help you find and learn more about alcohol. bevmo is testing the robot at a few stores. here's one in action in santa clara. scott budman is testing it out. the bots can help you find your drink, tell you more about it, and even track inventory. shoppers tell us there's still some bugs to work out. >> granted, it's taking a while. >> i was going to say, maybe it's drunk. >> is it worth the time to interact with the robot or could you do it -- >> i could probably do it myself. >> the robots were built by fellow robots headquartered in concor

those questions we're joined from chicago by tio hardiman, ceo of violence interrupters and former lapd detective and fox news contributor mark fuhrman. tio you're saying community leaders, most of them knew from the start that this was fake. so why were so many national politicians, top leaders in the democrat party and celebrities fooled? >>> well i was born and raised in chicago and i know violence quite well here in chicago. so i was one of the first community lead they're put this on one of my linked in posts, i wrote a post. if you get beat up for real in chicago, nobody gets pimp slapped in chicago. nobody gets a pass. stories about people pouring bleach on people that doesn't happen in chicago. making a comment chicago being a make america great again country doesn't happen in chicago. jussie smollett is dead wrong. he's receiving all the attention and we just had a one year old child, toddler shot in the head named baby chase and he's not getting any attention. we have a 14-16% homicide clearance rate. if jussie is clear of the charges he's dead wrong because he's taking much n

>> reporter: we are also learning smollett was once accused of giving false statements to the lapd.ording to court documents from 2007, the actor was suspected of driving under the influence while allegedly giving his brother's name when police pulled him over. smollett reportedly pleaded no contest to reduced charges and completed an alcohol treatment program. in chicago smollett is now facing a class 4 felony, which could mean jail time. as for the investigation police say they remain hopeful they will get a chance to ask their questions. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> of course we'll stay on that story. >>> but let's move on to the oscars this weekend right here on abc 7. for the first time since 1989, as you've probably heard, the show will not have a host after kevin hart bowed out following some controversial tweets. a slew of celebrity presenters will take the stage to announce and hand out the awards. abc 7 news anchor dion lim will report from los angeles he on the red carpet this weekend. her reports will begin on friday. you can watch the oscars here on abc 7. on s

. >> lapd, they were determined. >> this heiress is about to be murdered on live television. >> thosebrainwashed or dead. >> we kidnapped a freak. >> i said where's's patty, where's patty? they said they took her. >> mom, dad, i'm okay. >> we wanted to see how far we could motivate them to do what we want. >> do what they say, dad, just do it quickly. >> in this case it became a media frenzy. >> hearst was truly afraid his daughter was getting 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. >> i have chosen to stay and fight. >> it completely changed everything. >> the graund daughter of william randolph hearst was

to provide insight we're joined by former lapd detective, fox news contributor mark fuhrman. i've been dying to talk to you about this case. from the beginning we had said here on this show, these are really serious allegations, they sound really bizarre. but every fact should be followed, i mean so this is what we said. it started to get odder and odder as time went on. but he won't speak to police now. i don't think he's going to speak unless he's compelled to. does that surprise you? >>> no. not at all. i don't think he's going to. because he has nothing to say except for the truth. they're certainly not going to listen to his lies. they've got everything prepared to actually destroy every kind of alibi, lie or fantasy that he's gonna create. so when you look at this right from the beginning, the red flags are huge. first, this is not trump country in chicago. the second thing it wasn't much of a beating. all i saw for injuries was a little scratch on his right cheek. the suspects let him keep the phone in which he was talking to his manager at the time of the attack and t

. >> the 52-year-old was found dead last sunday after the lapd says they got a call about a possibleverdose. investigators still hadn't determined a cause of death. >> he's talked about sobriety. maybe kristoff couldn't get the help he needed, and he was in real pain. >> he was dealing with the loss of his son julian that took his own life four years earlier. i spoke to kristoff soon after. >> i want to show you something. this is a moment that i will never forget in my life. >> one of the worst calls i've ever had in my life. i knew, i knew that -- i knew it. >> he was just broken by that loss. kristoff never got over it. >> how will you remember him? >> joy. when he puts his hands on my shoulders, it was real. i always felt safe. and when i look at that, it brings me joy. and it brings me such sorrow. but love is eternal. >> such aal len talented and incredibly kind man. to say he will be missed is a massive understatement. now on the way, right here. >> oprah dishes out tough love to gayle. her advice to best friends everywhere. >> fooling yourself. fooling yourself. >> then the m

. >> seth: lapd lieutenant milo sturgis is a fine homicide detective.t in the mind of a killer, he leans on the expertise of his best friend, the brilliant lo psycst dr. alex delaware. >> fred: right, that was one of the people who was invited. >> seth: got it. [ laughter ] our first guest tonight -- [ cheers and applause ]ng is an emmy-winriter and comedian you know from his work on "saturday night live" and such shows as "oh, hello" on broadway and "kid gorgeous at radio city." he stars in an upcoming episode of "documentary now!" which airs february 27th at 11:00 p.m. on ifc. welcome back to the sho our very good friend, john mulaney, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: hello. >> hello. >> seth: always -- our most frequent guest, john mulaney. >> did i beat -- was it martha stewart? >> seth: yeah, i think you just tipped ahead of martha stewart again. >> oh ho ho. >> seth: back and forth.es >> >> seth: back and forth. >> it -- the ballet continues. [ light laughter ] that's wonderful. that's wonderful. >> seth: this -- also wonderful is t

>> reporter: we are also learning smollett was once accused of giving false statements to the lapd accordingfrom 2007. the actor was suspected of driving under the influence while allegedly giving his brother's name when police pulled him over. smollett pleaded to no contest and went to alcohol treatment program. in chicago smollett is scheduled to appear in court later this afternoon for a bond hearing. janai and kenneth? >> our thanks to elizabeth there. >>> the winter storm making life miserable for millions of americans is not quite done yet. >> here's one example of what can happen driving through whiteout conditions. a car slamming into the back of a snowplow in wisconsin. highway patrol officials are reminding drivers in all storm affected states to slow down. >> this virginia reporter -- yep, got a very soggy reminder about what happens when standing too close to a highway as a fast-moving truck buzzes by. >> the radar shows that the stormy weather is still lingering over the eastern third of the country. more ice and snow are likely today from the great lakes to new england. more in

a woman is in custody this morning after a bizarre incident with the lapd.ake a look at this surveillance video showing the woman driving her car through the glass doors of the san pedro police station and right into the lobby. police say they believe she may have been under the influence. luckily the lobby was closed and no one was hurt. the driver and the baby riding in her car are also uninjured. >>> one of the greatest skiers of all time coming down the mountain for one last run. lindsey vonn making her final career appearance in the downhill at the world championships in sweden. vonn not slowing down even as she recovers from bruises and sore ribs after a recent crash the other day, plus the constant knee pain that's forcing her to retire early. the 43-year-old has now won a record 82 world cups. that's more than any other female skier. >> congratulations to her. >> yeah. >>> well, the west coast is digging out this morning from a major winter storm that dumped several inches of snow. >> now they are bracing for even more, believe it or not. let's go to

. >>> the governor in florida is calling on investigating failures in the shooting at park lapd. 17 studentschool one year ago today. there was a moment of silence hat so:17 eastern time this morning to honor all of the victims. another will be held this afternoo afternoon. adriana diaz is outside the school on the day of a very sad anniversary for the people there. >> reporter: a very sad day indeed. we spoke to students and parents who said they found strength through activism and the movement that started with this tragedy is keeping up momentum. last week there was a group on capitol hill lobbying lawmakers. students also tell us that it's been tough for them to balance academics and activism, and when they go to school here, they still see that building where the massacre occurred. it's a daily reminder of what happened here, especially today. do you feel safe in school? >> absolutely not. it's just very uncomfortable being at that particular school knowing that that's where i nearly lost my life. >> reporter: marjory stoneman douglas high school has beefed up security adding more than

this coming as 2007 court documents show smollett as what accused of giving false statements to the lapdegedly impersonating his brother charged with false impersonation, driving under the influence and he reportedly pleaded no contest to reduced charges and completed an alcohol treatment program. smollett's team has reached out to well-known defense attorney mark geragos. he's represented high-profile clients like michael jackson and they asked him to represent the actor. no decision this morning. robin. >> eva, is there any indication when he will make himself available to talk to police again? y iation his teamce. not heard we have been told from his team they have an open communication with authorities. >> thank you. >>> now to an abc news exclusive with an american isis bride now hoping to be allowed back home more than four years after she left the u.s. to join the islamic state. she sat down with james longman who was there in syria for us. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, robin. for four years hoda mothana lived in the so-called islamic state. a 19-year-old from al

this element and so we established a regular meeting working with them and the department of home lapd security to share that information regularly. >> and finally, you talked with senator fischer somewhat about deterrents and you're talking about persistent engagement telling the adversary we're there. how do they change their calculus. does your particular engagement, i think you used the term engagement or pressure of innovation. is that intended and will it change an adversary's calculus when they come to decide whether to launch a cyber attack on our electric grid or our financial system or our elections? >> senator we think it will in one terms of resilience. but two, also imposing a cost on our adversary. >> that's the -- that's what i want to hear about. >> yeah, so the ability either to be able to identify where they're operating from, the tools that they're using. to be able to provide that cost that the adversary has to think twice in terms of can they conduct and exploitation or attack against our critical infrastructure. >> the calculus is shouldn't they do it but if they

she escaped and the lapd is now sharing this video saying you e su >>oothing for that val i >> that's amazing. >> very. >> i was just talking about this to my daughters. we went to a self-defense class to be aware of your surroundings is the most important part -- why are you looking at me like that, t.j.? >> i'm trying to figure out this video and listening to you now that we have to do this. >> you have a daughter. we all have daughters. we have to go to ginger. she has ice jams and flooding. >> and i'm aware of every surround right now. thank you for that. we start with west seneca, new york, ice jam that caused flooding concerns and now we have them because of a stationary front happening overnight, severe storms possible tomorrow. the rainey cities now sponsored by target. >>> good morning. i'm "abc7 news" metrologist mike nicco. chilled sunshine today but it will be dry. look for scattered frost again tonight and showers are coming for the weekend. today's temperatures still short of average around 50 to 55 degrees this afternoon. a little bit of fog, potential for black ice. 30