that's what kept lapd officer david swales from finding help. >> i wish he would have called he knew it was available to him. >> his wife, melissa said she kept his anguish a secret. >> he was afraid that if the other officers knew they wouldn't want to work with him. >> they would judge him? >> yeah. that he would become a risk or a liability. >> three years ago, th family was supposed to go to disneyland on their youngest boy's second birthday but david locked himself in a bathroom. >> i still don't understand how we went from planning to go to disneyland for dinner to suddenly having to plan a funeral. >> denise kay is a psychologist with the lapd. >> this is a population that's very strong, reluctant to ask for help they are reluctant to acknowledge that they are having a problem, and they just kind of suck it up. >> all the more reason the push is on now to open dialogue about on the job stress and depression before anyone else is lost >> we need to talk about it. we need all members of the police department to understand that to call for help isn't a weakness it is a strength >

plans to come into the los angeles area to commit burglary from vehicle we will catch you. >> the lapd captured all three suspects after they drove into a shopping mall garage in sherman oaks. >> abc news is exited to building a bettor bay area house anding and the homeless are the major issues we are focusing on. we have an update on the story we brought you last night, thor issent house in oakland which has been ofrpg housing to women for the past decade face add deadline of today to come up with $14,000 or face eviction. a community came through and raised the money it needs butter issent house's future is still in question. the rent recently raised from $2000 to 3500. >>> one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> it was 50 years ago today that 500 million people around the world watched the moon landing on television. still the single biggest ever televised. today's celebrations are going on across the country from cape canaveral in florida to houston home of mission control at the johnson space center. where gene kranz says it's time we keep going. >> it demonstrated

was, always made someone smile. >> reporter: heart felt words from the grieving sister of a slain lapd officer. a kacandle light vigil bringing together friends of dee i can't say. the 24-year-old officer was off duty when he was gunned down. >> and even if we lose someone who is not blood, it doesn't mean that it doesn't hurt. >> reporter: former police academy class mates organized the vigil. >> he was always trying to do the right thing and his heart was always in the right place. >> reporter: he joined the lapd four years ago, fulfilling his childhood dream of becoming a police officer. >> he was a 24-year-old kid who loved his job. >> he grew up in a bad neighborhood infested with gangs. yet, he led a good life, graduated with no issues. >> it is a senseless murder. obviously it's -- there was no altercation. the officer didn't, you know, threaten in any way. he was walking away. and then he was murdered. >> friends are offering support to the officer's broken hearted family. >> we have a mom, a dad brokenbn can't even come because of how broken they are. >> reporter: amy powell,

lapd believes oakland gang members made that drive taking them on a high-speed chase. police were chasing suspects believed to be involved in multiple car burglaries. >> they drove wildly and recklessly. >> reporter: racing from one freeway to the next, the suspect slamming into cars on the 405. but in the end their luck ran out. police arresting four people from oakland. >> 230 burglaries and. >> reporter: it's not the first time. l.a. police say for three months people have been driving from oakland to commit a series of burglaries, this one caught on tape in april. >> so my short message to anyone from a burglary that los angeles is aware of you, and you will be arrested if you come into town, just like your friends were today. >> reporter: oakland city councilman dan calb understands the frustration. >> we don't need any name-calling. what we need are people working together with our investigative units, our police chiefs and our citi to try >> reporter: now we did reach out to oakland's mayor. her office referred us to o.p.d. oakland police tonight have no comment

to los angeles, the lapd hacked.er thieves stole personal info for 2,500 officers and 17,500 people applying to be officers. names stolen, partial emmyee serial numbers and computer passwords. the lapd is advising people to check your bank accounts and credit cards. ryanair saying boeing better get its act together for ryanair may not get the jets it needs. president trump lectures ceos from delta, american airlines and united airlines on buying airplanes from american competitors. the "wall street journal" finding rich parents transferred guardianship of their college-bound children to other locations so their parents can ally for financial aid there. many say it's the worst call ever in the nfl. this. a louisiana judge ordering nfl commissioner roger goodell and three officials from the nfc title game to be questioned under oath about that controversial no call that helped the l.a. rams beat the saints to go on to the super bowl where they lost to the patriots. america speaks with on far left positions on the borde

lapd believes the three men inside the car had been breaking into vehicles. officers say they are seeing more and more suspects tied to the bay area. >> we have crews comprised of gang members from the greater oakland and san francisco areas that are regularly visiting los angeles for a particular purpose of committing burglary from vehicles. if you have any plans of coming to the los angeles area to commit burglary from vehicle, we will catch you. >> the lapd captured all three suspects after they drove into a shopping mall's garage in sherman oaks. >>> a school district in pennsylvania is facing backlash after it threatened to send children to foster care if their lunch bills weren't paid. wyoming valley west school district sent a letter to 1,000 parents, this letter. it was an effort to collect nearly $20,000 in unpaid lunch bills. so the the letter states children could be removed from their homes if their parents didn't pay up. district officials had differing opinions on this letter. >> hopefully that gets their attention. certainly did, didn't it? >>

the lapd says gerry zaragosa unleashed terror yesterday. according to investigators he first attacked his father, brother and mother. the two men were found dead at the family's home. the mother survived. zaragosa is accused of killing a female acquaintance and hurting her friend at a north hollywood gas station. he then turned his attention to an l.a. metro bus and shot and killed a random passenger. >> i was on the bus. i got on the bus at van nuys. i actually saw the guy who was shot get on the bus with me. he dragosa's cell phone and found him about 12 hours after the first shooting. this morning the lapd is trying to determine a motive for those killings. >>> a murder suspect wanted for a fatal shooting at a concord hotel six -- i'm sorry -- earlier this month has been arrested in south dakota. the u.s. marshal service picked up 32-year-old adam renfro. he and 40-year-old robert brown are suspected of the shooting at the clayton motel. brown is still on the loose. according to the east bay times, concord police are trying to extradite

. >> heart felt words from the grieving sister of a slain lapd officer.gil bringing together relatives, former sl es mates and long time friends. the 24-year-old officer was off duty when he was gunned down. >> and even if we lose someone who is not blood, it doesn't mean that it doesn't hurt. >> reporter: former police academy class mates organized the vigil. >> he was always trying to do the right thing and his heart was always in the right place. >> reporter: diaz joined the lapd two years ago, fulfilling a childhood dream. >> he was a 24-year-old kid who loved his job. >> he grew up in a bad neighborhood infested with damages. yet he joined the police department with no issues, graduated with no issues. >> it was a senseless murder. obviously it's -- there was no altercation. the officer didn't threaten in any way. he was walking away. and then he was murdered. >> reporter: friend are offering support to the officer's broken hearted family. >> we have a mom, a dad broken. can't even come because of how broken they are. >> reporter: amy powell, abc 7 n

the lapd's spying on the group became public as several members of refuse fascism are being charged for blocking a section of an l.a. freeway during protests. the police reportedly determined the group posed no threat to the public, but civil rights groups say the lapd may have overstepped in its surveillance. an attorney for the southern california aclu told "the times" -- "when you know that your investigation is going to infringe on core political rights that communities have, you have to be damn near certain that there is some criminal activity afoot." independent senator and 2020 democratic candidate bernie sanders unveiled his right to a secure retirement plan friday. the plan includes expanding social security, protecting pensions, guaranteeing housing, food assistance and care for seniors, and providing fully covered healthcare through medicare for all. sanders introduced the plan as he and 16 other democratic hopefuls participated in the aarp presidential forums in iowa over the past week and weekend. and in oklahoma, hundreds of immigrant rights andnd iigenous activistdedescen

lapd believes the three men inside the car had been breakin more and more suspects tied to the bay area>> we have crews comprised of gang members from the greater oakland and san francisco areas that are regularly visiting los angeles for a particular purpose of committing burglary from vehicles. if you have any plans of cominge will catch you. >> the lapd captured all three suspects after they drove into a shopping mall's garage in sherman oaks. >>> a school district in pennsylvania is facing backlash after it threatened to send children to foster care if their lunch bills weren't paid. wyoming valley west school district sent a letter to 1,000 parents, this letter. it was an effort to collect nearly $20,000 in unpaid lunch bills. the letter states that children could be removed from their homes if their parents didn't pay up. district officials had differing opinions on this letter. >> hopefully that gets their attention. certainly did, didn't it? >> when i first read the letter, the top of my head only came off. the only thing missing was when >> stesentatives expressed concern sayin

the lapd says gerry zaragosa unleashed terror yesterday. according to investigators he first attacked his father, brother and mother. the two men were found dead at the family's home. the mother survived. zaragosa is accused of killing a female acquaintance and hurting her friend. he then turned his attention to an l.a. metro bus and shot and killed a random passenger. >> i was on the bus. i got on the bus at van nuys. i actually saw the guy who was shot get on the us bus with me. he didn't do anything. he was sitting on the bus. >> police tracked zaragosa's cell phone and found him about 12 hours after the first shooting. this morning the lapd is trying to determine a motive for those killings. >>> developing news following a warning from special counsel robert mueller about russian interference. >> democrats are calling for legislation protecting america's elections, but that legislation has been blocked by republican leader mitch mcconnell. abc's trevor ought reports from washington. >> reporter: today senate democrats say there needs to

. >> let me read this because this statement is from the lapd, okay. it says the los angeles police department has not been made aware of any increased enforcement. policies and procedures regarding federal immigration enforcement and the arrest and detention of criminal suspects are consistent with local, state and federal laws. regardless, lapd does not and will not participate in the enforcement of civil administrative law. in saying the department will not participate, how will police interact with i.c.e. during these raids, if at all? >> we don't at all. obviously if there's any situation that breaks out, and these can be volatile situations and we want to safeguard everybody's safety, we are the ultimate force multiplier here. we have 10,000 police officers just in the city of l.a. alone. amazing men and women who protect us every single day. i.c.e. in southern california has about 400, 500 agents, so we want to be aware so we can help maintain law and order and make sure there's safety for everybody, but also let people know their rights, and th

s finest." >> lapd. >> what she said >> where's your partner?n a foreign language ] >> yo, what partner? >> oh, oh, oh. you -- [ speaking in a foreign language ] --now, huh? i don't have time for this >> whoa, whoa. come get your girl, please >> she don't listen to me. >> oh, my god. >> and your name >> oh, don't kill me >> you think i won't huh? [ screaming >> frank cruz. frank cruz, you psycho get off me >> why do i always have to play the good cop >> 'cause you have no poker face [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah come on, bud gabrielle union, everybody you can watch new episodes of "l.a.'s finest" every monday - i know she's the greatest on spectrum on demand. when we come back, gabrielle and i are going head-to-head in a game of "phone booths." stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ applebee's all you can eat is back. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. unbeatable protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. the best for your skin. ultra shee

a truck being chased by the lapd. there he goes. and explodes into flames in the middle of a street in inglewood. police believe the truck was stolen. in the midst of all that drama, they got the suspect taken into custody. >>> coming up tomorrow night at 7, tenants with rent control in san francisco are fighting to say. >> they say our temperatures are pricing them out of their affordable apartments by taking on to their rent a whole laundry list of expenses, even the cost of the mortgage and the property taxes. >> the impact is increasing rent way beyond the control a tenant expects. double-digit rent increases. >> why some face runaway rent increases. >>> coming up next, the new privacy protections at facebook. the message behind just sort find. >>> a he today on capitol hill what president trump had to stay after robert mueller's grilling. >>> why every single dmv office in the state of california was forced to close down for a few hours today. >>> i am veronica de la cruz. here is what you missed if you are just getting home. f

. >>> in southern california, the search is on for the shooters that killed an off duty lapd officer earlier today in a possible gang related incident. they with other officers that saluted the van. police say 24-year-old diaz was at a taco stand when he was shot around 1:00 a.m. the officer was eating with his girlfriend and her two brothers when a group of young men walked up to them and started making threats. as the group tried to get into their car, one of the men started firing. diaz and one of his girlfriend's brothers were hit by the gunfire. >> they are exit committed to doing a thorough, fair investigation that will lead us on the road to justice for what's occurred here today. >> reporter: the other victim, the brother of diaz's girlfriend, is hospitalized. his condition is unknown. >>> in san francisco tomorrow, up to 20,000 runners will be hitting the streets for the annual marathon. they'll head out along the embarcadero before dawn. a 26-mile course will take them across the golden gate bridge and back again, through golden gate park. half marathoners can choose to run

this is lapd captain james roberts. >>> the back story is that we have crews comprised of gang members from the greater oakland and san francisco areas. that are regularly visiting los angeles particular purpose of committing burglaries from vehicles. >>> they are breaking windows. or opening the doors if they are unlocked and taking items that are visible.>> reporter: one of the first on the ground to see the suspects as the chase ended at the sherman oaks galleria parking structure. the mall sealed off by black- and-white police units. they moved in on the men. washington pointed out the first suspect. >>> he was scared. he was running scared. he was shaking. he had me scared.>> reporter: that was followed by these two arrests as police handcuffed them. he told us about the damage these crews have been doing to los angeles. >>> wilshire is experiencing an increase of 30%. over the last. >> reporter: their mo is to rent a car steal stuff and get out of town. they did not get out of town this time. >>> we dropped in cers made con they fled. we went into tracking mode. for the safety of

. >>> friends and family members are mourning the loss of an off duty lapd officers. officer juan diaz was with his girlfriend when he noticed a man vandalizing something nearby. he approached that man. the man left but later returned with a group of other men and started shooting. >> we asked the public to keep the officer and his family and the additional victim who is undergoing treatment right now in their thoughts and prayers. >> officer diaz was with the department for two years. the gunman is believed to be part of a gang. no arrests have been made. >>> a man hunt is getting some support from the canadian air force. a north carolina woman and her australian boyfriend were victims. police went door to door in the town where the suspects were last spotted. todd reports from manitoba, some 600 miles west of winnipeg. >> reporter: a scene played out again and again. banging on doors in every town. this is the man hunt on a ground level. >> any suspicious activity going on? or anything you notice different going on? >> reporter: overhead a sign the search has expand

the lapd would not go into specifics but said they were negotiating with hussle's associates to try toitigate crime issues at the store >> it is 4:51. l.a. county is paying $53 million to settle a lawsuit alleging invasive strip searches of women inmates at a jail. the class action suit was filed nearly ten years ago. the inmates claimed deputies shouted degrading comments while they stripped. the settlement applies to more than 93,000 female inmates. since the lawsuit was filed the county implemented body scanners and added privacy curtains. >>> one of san francisco's most popular parks is getting to get a bit more space to walk and play. according to "examiner" supervisors voted to close a portion of octavia street near patricia's green, the goal is to provide more space for pedestrians and bikers. the project would include adding a bike lane along octavia. >>> heads up for you if your commute takes you through contra costa county. construction begins today along taylor boulevard and lafayette. crews will be working on a stretch a half mile north of rancho view drive, repairing a dis

. >>> the lapd is rethinking its strategy to try to help some of those who may need the help the mostnew police chief michael moore is working on a new plan. he wants to clear thousands of old minor offense warrants for people caught in the grips of homelessness. the hope is that it helps get more of them off the streets and back on their feet. outstanding warrants can lead to hundreds of dollars in fees especially for people who don't pay or show up to court. >>> nbc bay area responds to complaints about robo calls every week. >> for more than a year our team has shown how the annoyance involves fraud as well. the major players in the industry are working to fight wok. consumer investigator chris chmura fills us in on the robo call summit held this week in washington. >> reporter: washington is well aware your phone is constantly ringing. >> we detect about 300 million illegal and unwanted calls a day. >> reporter: we watched a livestream from d.c. as industry leaders, tech experts and phone company reps brainstormed with the fcc about stopping illegal robo calls. they shared their l

lapd announcing the arrest of 21-year-old victor mcel han cel. 23-year-old ivan hernandez made his firstourt appearance yesterday after officers arrested him last week. authorities say he is a gang member and mcel haney this tell the cycle of violence. >> 23, he should have been in college. he should have been, he should have been believed in, and invested in. >> mcelhaney was a student at usc and accomplished jazz percussioni percussionists. two more suspects are on the loose. haar nan dez is held without bail. >>> california lawmakers proposing a ban on deep fake videos depicting politicians ahead of the 2020 elections after a recent doctored video of speaker of the house nancy pelosi surfaced on facebook causing a lot of outrage. some experts say the proposal to ban deep fakes would face serious constitutional challenges. >>> new details several of silicon valley's signing a gender pay equality part of an effort led by governor gavin newsom's wife. intel, cisco and uber joining a list of 27 other companies vowing to conduct an annual pay analysis and review their hiring and promotion

boom goes the truck being chased by the lapd. it explodes into flames in the middle of an inglewood street the less. police believe the truck was stolen in the middle of the drama. and a suspect was also taken into custody. >>> a teenage girl is being called a hero. she, rather than sit there and look at it, jumped into action and save to of her neighbors from a rng ding and a home in antioch. the rescue was no easy task. 114-year-old abby saw smoke across the street, she ran inside the burning building to he toorin abby says that she wheeled them out of the house to safety.>> i grabbed onto the wheelchair from the other lady and then i helped them both walked down the ramp. >> she ran past the fire that was coming out of the garage and kind of helped get them down and make sure they were away from the fire. >> also salvaged from that home is this american flag still reserved in its original glass case. the man said to belong to his dad who fought in world war ii. tonight, the cause of this fire is still under investigation. >>>

. >> reporter: the lapd has been telling this crew and a number of other crews for a while, there have been a number of burglary crews from the bay area that would drive down to l.a. on the weekends to break into cars and steel. >> this is cell phone video of what he suspects being taken into custody. police are still searching for one member of this alleged robbery crew. >>> we are learning more about the bicyclist killed by a driver in san jose this week. seven-year-old johnny chu was riding with his friend when a car plowed right into that. family and friends are trying to wrap their minds around the tragedy. >> repor wte there e dely is a crash occurred and a growing list of questions from the victim's family and friends. >> i have been trying to hold back my feelings. >> reporter: daniel aponte choked back tears as he remembered the last time he saw his neighbor johnny to chu. leaving monday morning for a bike ride with a friend. >> you never think of, you're here one day and gone the next. i went like this, i said next time. he waved at me because we talked before about going rid

. >> reporter: denise kay is a psychologist with the lapd. >> this is a popation that's very strong, reluctant to ask for help, to acknowledge that they are having a problem. they just suck it up. >> reporter: all the more reason the ph is on now to open dialogue about on the job stress and depression before anyone else is lost. >> we need to talk about it. we need all members of the police department to understand that to call for help isn't a weakness. it is a stre. >> reporter: across the u.s. only 3 to 5% of law enforcement agenci have specific suicide prevention programs. there's been a lot of discussion aboue how to bring resources to officers. for police officers or anyone needing help tonight call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 800-273-8255. >>> now to an nfl star facing suspension tonight after testing positive for performance-enhancing drug. golden tate of the new york giants said he didn't know it was banned and took that drug for a good reason. nbc's kathy park has moreep >>orter: super bowl champion golden tate signing a $37 million deal this spring with the

. >> reporter: the lapd has been telling this crew and a member or a number of other crews for a wildnd have been a number of burglary crews from the bay area that would drive down to l.a. on the weekends to break into cars and steel. they have seen a significant spike in the wilshire area. as well as the mid city area as well. >> this cell phone video of one of the suspects being taken into custody, police are still searching for one member of this alleged robbery crew. >>> back here in the bay area, demonstrators lined up outside of a mcdonald in support of higher minimum wages. it is all a part of the fight for 15 rally calling for minimum wage to reach $15 nationwide. the rally is specifically targeting mcdonald's restaurants , the city of san jose does pay $15 an hour for minimum wage. but, the point of the rally is to support that for all cities. some say the minimum wage increase is not what workers want, it is what they need. >> $15 means that they can put food on the table for their children, that they can afford to buy clothes for their children, and that they can pay medica

they do weekly raids as part of the lapd on these illegal dispensaries. they try to go after the landlords and shut down the utilities. the basic problem is the maximum fine for these illegal dispensaries is $1,000 >> they're making $10,000 to $20,000 a day? >> absolutely. as soon as they shut one down, they open it right back up and sometimes just in a week's period of time it could be shut down and then reopen for business. >> that's like whac-a-mole >> exactly. >> is this just l.a. or othe places around the country? >> l.a. and california is th worst problem but there's a black market everywhere. >> a lot of people are forecasting huge revenues and part of the assumption that they take the black market dollars to legal dollars but if the black market has really taken hold and can offer consumers a much cheaper product, that conversion from the black market dollar to the legal dollar is going to b much less therefore the projections won't be that rosey. >> incredible story. thank you so much for sharing. >>> up next, we're "on the money" from retiling a

there isn't much between a low lapd-. .ust the available tropical moisture that is bringing in from the gulf of mexico. we have upwards of 6 higher amounts of wonderful. that's why they all have a high risk of flash blooting to all keep thelic six after. this is current radar. and when we see the authorities. the way it sets up, the pewter rice and she is not there. power outages. should i just leave you minute for all of the storms we're following. >> just to make matters worse, right?" i learned a lot, each time i listen to you. we're going to keep covering this over the next few hours. the storm is expected to make landfall in four to six inches. so, we're going to keep covering all of that in the coming hours of cnn. >>> the u.k. says it doesn't want a conflict with the ron. are whey r >>> a partial victory on capitol hill for 9/11 first responders and funding for their health care needs. the bill to fund the victims compensation fund will head to the senate, after overwhelmingly passing in the house. you see some of th

. >> reporter: less than an hour later the lapd say zaragoza killed a female acquaintance and shot hero-worker at this north hollywood gas station and just before 8:00 a.m., police say zaragoza tried to rob a customer at gunpoint a bank atm. at quarter to 1:00 a shooting on a city bus where one was killed. >> he just got up and shot the dude in the chest and everybody just scattered. >> green jacket. blue dodgers hat, he ran eastbound from this location. >> reporter: police finally tracking tracing him and taking him into custody. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to marci. >>> friends and former classmates came together to remember ally kostial. they gathered outside the 21-year-old's former high school, a day after the last known video of her was released allegedly by a male classmate. friends hope the tragedy doesn't define her life. >> i want her to be known for not what happened to her but just that she was way more than that. she was the sweetest person and i can't say that enough and that word is an understatement but that she was just our friend and she didn'

a source in the lapd says the couple left their room and used the latch to prop the door open slightly of the nba's top point guards are switching teams. the oklahoma city thunder have traded former league mvp russell westbrook. he's heading to houston for chris paul. the deal also involves a number of draft picks. the trade reunites westbrook with the rockets and james harden. they were teammates on the thunder for three seasons. >>> serena williams will play in her 11th wimbledon singles final. she lost only three games in yesterday's semifinal win. williams hopes to grab her eighth wimbledon singles crown and a record-tying 24th grand slam title when she takes on simona halep tomorrow morning. >>> well, up next in "the pulse," the first robot umpired in a professional baseball game. >>> also ahead, forget potted plants at the statehouse. who planted pot in the garden beds? >>> plus, the nfl player in spain running with the bulls, even jumping over one. in spain running with the bulls, even jumping over one. you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thi

good i can cite everybody get inside and that's when shots were fired upstairs didn't even know he lapd officers were in the area when they heard gunfire. >>when they responded they still one of the suspects running from the scene officers set up a perimeter and a massive search began from the air and on the ground. police did recover a rifle they believe was used in the shooting. but the shooter has not been caught. they tell us, they're still searching for the one gunman and possibly a second suspect mean time the little boy's family hopes an arrest will be made soon. they say he so traumatized. he hasn't been able to sleep. >>he says he may seek it's so >>it was rachel kim reporting police say they're not sure who the intended targets were or what the motive was but they are investigating whether or not this was gang related. it's our little too late it could be because deputies say someone stole a delivery truck, what this means for the dozens of missing packages. >>also governor gavin newsome getting ready to either veto >>back to the breaking news we've been tracking tonight the p

after following the blood trail for hours police took 0 goes into custody after a minor struggle, the lapd reported saying there is no known motive. i read in your reporting 4 people are dead and officials say a counterfeit drug is to blame. >>the san diego county sheriff's department is investigating after finding the >ictims in several areas in a 24 hour period, they're looking into pills that are called him 30 which appear to be oxycodone but actually contained fentanyl authorities haven't released any information on the victims are just how they got these counterfeit drugs kron 4 is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials. the new service is called kron on get caught up on the latest breaking news and weather any time of day visit kron on dot tv to start watching now you may be eligible for some extra cash. >>ash in your pocket sounds good right this after the country's largest data breach in history will tell you how you might be able to get that money. >>and it's finally happening t mobile and sprint are merging together details on what changes you will see i

. >> the lapd captured all three suspects after they drove into a shopping mall's garage. >> investigatorsgas line causing a leak. a crew from a utility company shut off the gas when the explosion happened. >>> a school district in pennsylvania is facing back lash after it threatened to send children to foster care if the lunch bills were not paid. they sent this letter to a thousand parents in an effort to collect nearly $20,000 in unpaid lunch wills. it states children could be removed from their homes if the parents don't pay up. >> when i first read it, the top of my head came off. what came to my mind was, what are we putting them in cages and sending them on mexico? >> the district now admits it went too far. it is now considering filing leans on properties to get lunch bills paid. >> tomorrow is national ice cream day. one couple celebrated early. >>> tomorrow we are tracking you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? (smiling) sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for les

. >> plus a whiled chase leads to warning from lapd from the people right here in the bay area. >> and betting its cup will be more than half full with a new plan to help the environment one cup at time abc 7 news >> i'm dion lim. 30 called surge owe martinez arrested early this morning by mountain view police for a attack in creekside park. >> we have more on this developing story. >> eric and dion many neighbors we talked to today tell us in a quiet and safe neighborhood. they are concerned about what took place here last night and they tell us they walk around the area with their family members walk with pets and they are shocked to hear this woman was attacked last night preponderate. i wanted to look here we have a picture of the suspect. 30-year-old transient sergio martin easy. mountain view police arrested him today as 3:00 a.m. after neighbors reported a man proulx the narnd. once arrested mountain view police made the connection that martinez was the same suspect who attack add woman hours before on friday. around 9:42 people in creekside park. while she was working out with

. >> reporter: less than an hour later, at this north hollywood gas station, the lapd says zaragoza killed a female acquaintance and shot another man. just before 8:00 a.m., police say he next tried to rob a customer at a bank atm. then, during the lunch hour, another shooting, this time, on a city bus. >> he just got up and shot the dude in the chest. everybody just scattered. >> reporter: one victim on the bus was killed. about an hour later, after a massive police search, zaragoza was taken into custody. >> and clayton sandell joins us live tonight from california. and clayton, we know police are now trying to determine some sort of a motive here? >> reporter: that's right, david. they say zaragoza was armed when he was arrested. and they are trying to figure out a motive. they say he had had past problems with his family and they are now talking to his mother, who survived that shooting, for any clues. they also say he did not appear to know the person that he allegedly killed on that bus. david? >> clayton sandell leading us off tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> we turn next here to 16

a woman tried to turn herself into lapd after she was suspected of driving the getaway c car. but police sent her away. >>> kamala harris is surging in a new poll days after her confrontation with bussing with joe biden. the poll puts harris in second place at 17%, and biden is still in the lead at 22%. elizabeth warren is in third place with 15%. she also has seen an uptick in support. bernie sanders is at 17%. >>> and gavin newsom is expected to tour a housing development, and it will eventually be six stories tall and have affordable housing units including studios and four-bedroom apartments. >>> and the fake videos created ai technology have gone viral recently, involving entertainment and politics. california's assembly already passed the bill, but as "the sacramento bee" reports it faces opposition from first amendment supporters, including groups representing tv and radio stations along with newspapers. >>> when was the last time you were bored at work? turns out that could be a good thing after all. new research finds a surprising benefit to feeling blah at the office

lapd said the numbers are up as much as 30% from last year. >>> the san mateo county sheriff's office is asking for the public's help to learn about a double murder suspect in their custody. investors want to talk with anyone who knew or may have been in contact with this man. malique of pacifica over the past year. the 26-year-old charged with killing two people in separate incidents on skyline boulevard in san mateo county. his court case was put on hold wednesday. so doctors can determine whether he is fit to stand trial. it women shelter in the east bay is facing eviction due to an increase in rent. serenity houses in oakland shelter for women who survived addiction. violence and homelessness. now shelter volunteers say they are being forced out at their rents increased by 75% last year. shelter volunteers say they need to come up with $14,000 by tomorrow in order to keep the shelter in west oakland. serenity houses created a gofundme page to collect donations. we have good news. in the last 20 minutes they reached and exceeded their goal of $14,000 to more than $16,000. if not cl

achieve watchdog for the lapd is one step closer to getting the power to subpoena the sheriff's departmentormation related to the banditos, the gangs of deputies we told you about accused of violence and intimidation with the sheriff department. the board of supervisors voting unanimously to broaden the watchdogs powers allowing it to potentially force the public to provide access to facilities, handover records and make employees available for interviews. to texas where one school district will begin drug testing students as young as 12 who want to play sports or participate in other extracurricular activities. the school district doesn't have a drug problem but the move is designed to keep students safe. the sonoma county california fair doing away with a wildly popular pig scramble where they choose little pigs. animal rights groups say it is cruel and stresses out the piglets. it is being replaced with a greased watermelon obstacle course. another fox news alert. the marine corps announcing 16 marines at camp pendleton facing charges ranging from human smuggling to drug-related offense

according to the lapd she was located early this morning. a crime millions heard about on social media after someone broke into the l.a. home and swiped her. lucci was missing after three hooded individuals broke into his home shattering a glass door. he said he later discovered the thieves took a few luxury items, but he need immediately his dog was gone. >> i didn't see the dog greeting us at the door and everyone was like, yo, where is lucci. >> reporter: sturridge, upset and emotional told us, he thinks this was a planned dognapping. >> if you break into a house why would you take the dog? >> reporter: he says he'll do or even pay whatever to get her back. >> you know, i'm broken, man. it's just -- it's hard to explain it, but i've not felt like this before. >> reporter: pet thefts aren't uncommon according to pet finder, one of the largest online adoption websites in north america which says up to 2 million animals are stolen each year and only about 10% are ever returned. just last year this dallas firefighter was grateful after being

you know, the lapd had to even put out a warning telling people unless you are injured do not call useryone was a little bit upset that their early warning app on their phone didn't trigger. it didn't trigger because by the time this earthquake was felt in l.a. it was only a 4.5 and the threshold for that early warning app was 5.0. they have already dropped that down to try and assuage peoples fears. we are going to see more after shocks. hopefully that 5.4 we had this morning will be the greatest but we don't know, jim in. >> luckily it was so deep that led to less impact up on the surface. nick watt, good to have you there. don't shake too much. stay safe. >>> border agents facing growing scrutiny after a second secret facebook page has surfaced. we're going to be live at the border with details next. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe di

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the police said it was the most extensive investigation in lapd history. >> it seemed like he must havee it, right? the wife was dead and he had a gun. he must have done it. well, it wasn't that gun. >> the murder weapon wasn't the gun blake was carrying on the night of the killing. and they could not trace the gun that was used back to blake. but two retired stuntmen had come forward and they said that blake had tried to hire them to kill his wife. and the police thought that would be enough to nail blake. >> this is robert blake under arrest. >> this is the bodyguard of robert blake now being arrested here in the burbank area. >> we're here today to announce that the bonnie lee bakley case is solved. >> he was booked on two counts of soliciting murder with special circumstances. >> in california, if you're charged with a homicide with special circumstances, potentially you're not going to get bail. >> i think the l.a. d.a.'s office would prefer that a high profile client would be in custody than be out arguing, pleading his case in public. >> we return to the top story, the arrest of

. >>> the search is on for the shooters who killed an off-duty lapd officer earlier this morning in ae gang- related incident. the van carrying juan jose dias his body drove in a procession from the crime scene. it was met by other law enforcement officers who saluted the van as it made its way to the coroner's office. the 24-year-old was at a taco stand when he was shot around 1 am. the officer was eating with his girlfriend and two brothers when a group of young men walked up to them and started making threats. as the group tried to get into their car, one of the men started firing. diaz and one of his girlfriends brothers were hit by the gunfire. >> they are committed to doing a thorough, fair investigation that will lead us on the road to justice for what has occurred here today. >>> the other victim, the brother of the girlfriend was hospitalized. his condition is unknown. >>> president trump's tweets are stirring up another racial controversy this evening as he celebrates a pair of victories on border security. here is kenneth craig. >> reporter: president trump celebrated the s

. >> reporter: the lapd has 106 fire stations assessing damage and checking sites in the city that may be vulnerable. salaries valley is said to be the epicenter. it's an isolated location and not on the san andrea fault. officials say the area will continue to shake today as aftershocks will probably exceed a magnitude 5 but they don't expect serious damage. the mayor at ridge crest has declared to abc news a state of emergency in the city while they continue to assess the damage from the earthquake. in los angeles, romine na puga, abc7 news. >> we know so many people felt that quake. did you feel it yourself? >> reporter: we did. here in the bureau, it started as a rumble, then a roll. it lasted what felt like a full minute as the bureau was realizing it was an earthquake happening here. >> bureau located? >> all right. thank you so much. >>> ridge crest resident jim simmons sent us video of a huge plume of smoke from a fire that broke shortly after the quake. we spoke happened. >> it was pretty scary. the chairs were swaying. stuff was toppling off the floor. i mean onto the floor,

the good news is the lapd says they have not received calls or damage or injury. that's the good news. we're hearing a different story in ridge crest. a town of 30,000 people, which again is right near that epicenter between the epicenter being between ridge crest and china lake. the associated press is reporting 24 medical and fire incidents in ridge crest between bakersfield and las vegas. people felt this quake from las vegas all the way down to the pacific coast. now, we don't know how serious those 24 medical calls are. right now we can show you this video. you can see here it's being uploaded on twitter, showing bottles falling off of shelves, shaking, damage like that. the u.s. geological survey says there was a number of small foreshocks and quite sure after shocks that people should be prepared for. dr. lucy jones, seismologist from cal tech, says this was a good fire drill for everybody in the los angeles and southern california area. take a listen. >> i think this is a good time to remind you that if you have been experiencing earthquakes for the last 2

>> i attended the lapd meeting and -- on tuesday and chief, i want to thank you for letting officer car attend that. the portland trainee brought back a lot of great information and we will learn more as we go forward, but one of them is there is an online dictionary for multiple languages for legal language, like the difference between consent and permission, you know, what the legal term is and stuff. that is available online and available to our officers, available to interpreters. there is a lot of things that she has learned. also, mr. stevenson, did he leave already? he gave a presentation on the department's new website, and asking and seeking input from the meeting about how to improve it, and one of them -- for the different languages, they will put flags next to it but they also want icon so they can show people where, you know, quickly where they need to go and they also want to have, putting icons or tabs that they can hit and the brochures will be there in different languages, how to fill forms out, so they had a lot of information to add. it was great to have mr. stevenson