the history of the lapd.etting on us that we were going to fail and have a horrific outcome. and the folks that were there were not going to let that happen. >> at times the choppers had trouble getting a clear view. not so for photo journalist roger sandler. he continued shooting pictures. in fact, sandler was so close to the action that robert kardashian mistook him for a cop and made a desperate plea. >> he kept grabbing my arm and begging, don't kill him. you shouldn't kill him. please don't kill him. kardashian was pleading with me with tears in his eyes. >> the team began to negotiate with simpson. >> we immediately go to work. we want to introduce dialogue. >> but they faced yet another challenge. the bedlam surrounding them, the deafening noise made communication next to impossible. >> get rid of these helicopters. we cannot hear. >> and they had to deal with something else, something even less manageable and way more unpredictable. >> he's a large male and been agitated now the surrounded inside us.

. >>> lapd under fire after the agency failed to investigate thousands of serious charter schooled reports. data from the district attorney shows nearly 4,000 child abuse cases were not investigated from january 2018 to july of this year. one case under the microscope is a death of a four-year-old. the county said it sent two allegations of sexual abuse and domestic violence. >> if the los angeles police department received a report of the boy being sexually abused that should have been immediately investigated. within a few hours. and we need an answer. >> these are referrals with some gravity that the county has deemed necessary. you don't go to one of them, it could be fatal. >> the lapd has not addressed the specifics of the reports but will take every claim seriously and will investigate any incident in question. >>> former oakland councilmember wilson riles is f charges. he said it began thursday after leaving the city's planning and zoning department. he gone there to talk about and hopefully resolve a battle with the city over a sweat lodge and a few temporary building the family b

. >>> this morning, a child is under the microscope again after the report reveals the lapd may haveopportunity. >>> this morning we take a look at the aftermath of a powerful tornado overnight. we had the new video from the scene. good morning it is monday, october 21. the time now is 6:29 am. let's get run over to emily to talk about this warm-up.>>> and may even be a understatement. we are going to be downright hot. what is the last of that happened? in the mid-, stricken look out towards the city from our treasure island camera. temperatures a relatively cool. we're still in the 40s. close to that in livermore. 55 degrees in san francisco. they will start to warm up by midday. take a look at your forecast. he will be sunny and beautiful no matter where you will. the low 70s along the coast. close to 80 right around the bay. you will be in the mid-80s potentially pushing 90 towards midweek. mild and clear start. the warm-up is going to kick in. hot and dry weather. i will keep an eye on that and let you know about the fire danger that potentially brings. you will only be in the 90

her voice so enchanting, it stopped an lapd officer in his tracks.ded the 52-year-old and posted it to the lapd's twitter account. the video immediately went viral. >> i feel so good, overwhelmed by people's comments. putting me on a pedestal, which i feel like i don't deserve. >> the tweet has been viewed over a million times. her singing capturing the attention of people all over the world, including broadway star kri kristin chenoweth. >> i want to send her money. you better continue on, because you've got it, girl. >> i'm so touched that i'm speechless. i can't even put the words together. >> she was classically trained as a violinist during her childhood in russia, moved to the u.s. in her 20s. after a series of debilitating illnesses found herself playing on the streets to survive. her beloved instrument was stolen. she turned to what's left, her voice. she said she learned to sing opera from watching television. now at least one recording contract has been offered. another musician said they would like to buy her a new violin. two crowd fundin

he served as a pastor for 17 years in belfast northern ire lapd before return together united states to serve as minister of teaching at first presbyterian church in jackson, mississippi. brent alled to his position in 2013. -- present position in 2013. he and his wife have been married for 43 years and have two adult children and our naturalized citizens of the united states. the first presbyterian church was the first church organized in the capital of south carolina and will celebrate its semicentennial next year. the largest congregation of the associate reform presbyterian senate with over 3,000 members. it was established in 1798 with federal legislators along with cunningham who founded the mount vernon ladies association in 1853. saving president george washington's home from collapse. also interred are president woodrow wilson's parents. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> unanimous consent

. >>> this morning lapd is under the microscope following a recent report by city officials revealing the agency investigated thousands of childish reports. data from the district attorney shows that nearly 4000 child abuse cases were not investigated from january 2018 to july of this year. one case under the microscope as the death of the 4-year-old. the county says spent to allegations of sexual abuse and domestic violence. >>> if they received a report of him allegedly being sexually abuse, that should have been immediately investigated. >> these are referrals with some gravity that the county has deemed necessary to get law enforcement eyes on. that could be fatal. >>> the lapd has not addressed specifics but says it will take every claim of misconduct or neglect seriously and will investigate any incident in question. >>> keep a close eye on your packages. a trio of suspects are on the prowl. coming up the area resulting in one. >>> we're keeping an eye on your forecast today. pretty much going to be sunny for quite some time. i will tell you how we will get coming up. >> but in

. ♪ >> then came this performance, captured by lapd officer in a subway.ow she's a celebrity, people stopping her on the streets for photos and invited to perform at grand opening of little italy in san peadro this weekend. congressman's office paying for time, transportation, hotel room and working on finding her long-term housing. i'm very excited and what's happening i can't believe. speechless, almost like a miracle. >> abc7 news. >>> supposed to take it before oueebeerextkatear ian francisco bioh>>> pl a w of control. see h i meteorologist sandhya patel, we're feeling the chill in the air tonight, show you how much colder it's going to get by morning. >>> first "jimmy kimmel live" coming up. >> if you have a minute, love you to see this. >> feel that breath coming into your nostrils, exiting your nostrils, both feet on the floor, frustrated that clean clothes you want to wear always seem to need an iron? next time try bounce wrinkle guard dryer sheets. just toss it in the dryer to bounce out wrinkles. we dried these shorts with bounce wrinkle guard,a

. >>> lapd under fire. dealing with the agency itself. investigated thousands of child abuse reports. data from the district attorney shows 4000 child abuse cases were not investigated from january 2018 to july of this year. one case under the microscope is the 4-year-old. just months before his murder, the county said this is allegations of sexual abuse. >>> if there received a report of alleged sexual abuse, that should have been immediately investigated. i'm talking within a few hours. we need to enter. grav that thcounty has some deemed necessato get law enforcement eyes on. not go aft them, it could be fatal.>> they have not addressed us because the specifics. they said they take the claim seriously and will investigate any incident. >>> u.s. forces are redeploying to iraq after reports that the cease-fire is mostly holding up. our reporter has more on the 1000 reportedly moving forward against isis. >>> u.s. forces are withdrawing. >> the current game plan is for those forces to reposition. they said the u.s. will be notified isis f

she received national attention after an lapd officer saw her performing.e posted it online. >>> san francisco fleet week is in full swing. more than a million people are expect to visit the bay area for the all activities, so many of them are free including ship tours, performances by the military marching bands. many servicemen and women will get to see their loved ones as well as volunteer in san francisco. it will all be kept ot a featu blue angels on friday, saturday and sunday. and our webb. it is your destination for all things fleet week. le about then historyar of thi thriving for many years. >> with a lot of visitors in et. we have a lot to talk about. >> weather is a big concern this week. >> so let's talk about the fire danger first. we are looking at critical fire weather conditions we thursday, the fire danger rising with gusty down sloping winds coming up. dangerously low humidity and we are hook at dry vegetation which adds to the fuel. so let's look at the hour by hour. they don't really get going until about 9:00 a.m. when you see 97-mile-

. >> reporter: miles an hour 400 lapd officers man evacuated zones to prevent looting. residents have been allowed to return to their homes, only to find they've lost everything. >> i made last payment. and i was so happy i had my house paid off. i don't have to worry about the payments anymore. and this happened. >> reporter: the strong santa ana winds that fuel the fire are expected to die down over the weekend. authorities say the fire threat remains high and urges residents to stay alert. >> bay area fire crews are on the front lines helping battle that fire. >>> since the carr fire ripped through redding, eight people were killed and honest of homes destroyed. a remnant of that fire made its public debut. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people attended today's fire prevention event here in menloe park. an event that had a very special message brought directly from the firefighters' experience battling the carr fire in redding. the pickup survived the carr fire where it was tossed and torched by a so-called fire mt. hood. a frightening, a firenado. a firestorm and torn

. >> she went viral after an lapd officer posted a video of her on social media.n just a matter of days, her life has completely changed. >> it really has. here is reporter nick watt. ♪ >> reporter: she's been singing in l.a.'s subway for years. ♪ . >> this is the only one thing i got left. >> reporter: a chance meeting just changed her life. ♪ >> i see this police officer walking towards me from a distance, and i kind of hesitated me, because you know how they are. they don't really want you to make any nuisance anywhere, and opera is loud. >> reporter: he loved it, filmed it, the department posted it. more than a million people saw it, and little more than a week later, emily zamourka got her first gig. >> they're going to pay me and pay me very well for me performing. who am i? who am i? ♪ >> on saturday, she sang in san pedro's little italy, earned 700 bucks. >> i wish i could give hugs to each and every one. >> zamourka, a trained violinist came here from russia in her 20s. illness, medical bills, the theft of her beloved violin all led to a life on the stree

she just meant hugged and thanked that lapd officer who filmed her head. and a grammy winning producer now wants to work with it. >>biggest ever. what's the opposite we're from tragedy. >>we have some people saying this story is too good to be true. you look to clean. >>this is for real and just because the oil homeless. and dirty helen says put it this way. it's my dignity. >>what do you want. i mean you want somewhere to live. >>yes i do an eye to wish that i could just have this kind of place that they will be it will be for long time in my own. >>that voice and she had left i now make. they cnn. right that's that's how you want to be uplifted on a monday. >>time is 9.52 will take a quick break, here's a look at san francisco international airport will be right back. >>today's box office report brought to you by the new luxury lounge ers at century san francisco center. >>well joker gets the last laugh apparently at the box office. it came in number one by a healthy margin david daniel takes a look at that and the other films that round out the top 5. i

emily gained fame thanks to an lapd officer who made this video. page has raised thousands of dollars in donations. she hopes it will change her life. >> i will be so grateful to anyone who is trying to help me to get off of the streets and to have my own place, to have my instrument. >> she's already made our lives a little better. >>> that was norah o'donnell reporting. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll take you to northern italy where a massive ofat risof falling off a glacier and into an area not far from tourists. >>> plus gayle talks with rapper lil nas x as they return to his high school in atlanta and talk about his rapid rise to fame and dega" in our applying for financial aid for college students. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm anne-marie green. have a great day -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

her angelic voice went viral after an lapd officer posted a witt video of her in social media.. listen to that voice. here's cnn's nick watt. ♪ >> reporter: she's been singing a in l.a. subway for years. ♪ >> this is the only one thing i got left. >> reporter: a chance meeting just changed her life. ♪ >> i see this police officer walking toward me from a distance and kind of hesitated because you know how they are. they don't really want you to make any noises anywhere and opera is loud. >> reporter: he loved it, filmed it, the department posted it, more than a million people saw it and a little more than a week later emily got her first gig. >> they're going to pay me and pay me very well for me performing. who am i? who am i? ♪ >> reporter: on saturday she sang in little italy and earned $700. >> i wish i could give hugs to each and every one. >> reporter: a trained violinist came here from russia in her 20s, illness, medical bills, the theft of her vie len led to a life on the streets. a homeless charity has reached out to help and $60,000 in counting donated on gofundme. sh

. >> reporter: lapd officers tonight escorting nervous and exhausted residentings back to their homes in the evacuation homes. they could only have a few minutes to grab whatever they could before the next round of extreme winds below through the area. what's the biggest fear? the winds? >> yeah, the winds actually. i heard it's really going to be fierce, yeah. and we have to get out. >> reporter: with these images of fierce flames whipping through nearby canyons and destroying homes barely 24 hours old, everyone is concerned about what comes next. not far from brentwood, folks are ready to leave at a moment's notice. >>fear. you know, it is what it is. you have to remain calm and get out when they tell us to get out. >> it's a lot to go through. >> reporter: elizabeth, her husband, kids, and pets were all evacuated around 2:00 a.m. monday morning, and they know it could happen again. >> i'm just a little bit concerned about the winds, but they say it's a little less. >> reporter: meanwhile today the city of la released this dash cam video showing an explosion when a tree branch fell

zamourka sang the same thing she was performing when she was first spotted by a member of the lapd. ♪he says she was a little bit nervous but when it was over zamourka said she felt grateful for the opportunity. >> eventually i did touch your spirits and i'm so glad about that. that i could touch your hearts with my music, with my voice. thank you so much. for all of this, what's happening right now. i really thank you. i'm so overwhelmed. >> good for her. zamourka might have a record deal in her future. two gofundme accounts have raised more than $95,000 to help her ckblbat stheorn oy. >> what a wonderful story. it was just last week we were asking, police are trying to identify this person, then she's identified. then yay. >> it can happen that fast, pretty cool. >>> coming up, the security breach aboard a delta airlines flight. >>> plus an update from alex trebek. down on cancer.ime "jeopardy!" >>> what president trump just did for nickelback with just one tweet. >>> look at this wild scene. okay, this is a hair salon on long island. that deer crashing through the window. it hits a

she just meant hugged and thanked that lapd officer who filmed her head. >>and a grammy winning producer now wants to work with >>biggest. what's the opposite we're from tragedy. >>we have some people saying this story is too good to be true. you look to clean. >>this is for real and just because the oil homeless. you know have to go around. and dirty helen says put it this way. it's my dignity. >>what do you want. i mean you want somewhere to live. >>yes i do when i do i wish that i could just have this kind of place that they will be it will be for long time in my own. >>that voice. she had left right they cnn. >>mark on the beauty industry and writing a book about it too. fire danger running high around the bay area, the winds be turning off shore getting gust again we'll talk about that coming up and kron four's now streaming live local news 24 hours a day if you haven't tried kron on yet, here's what you're missing. county oakland, san francisco menlo park. our 18-year-old was in an accident. when i called usaa, it was that voice asking me, "is your d

get their ids back and continue to be evacuate it's a unique program because it has its risks as the lapd chief told us, some may say, we're not coming back to the evacuation zone. they'll have to do that risking their own lives because this fire remains volatile. we only have 13% containment and about 8,000 acres charred. keep in mind -- excuse me for the sound of my vous. it's just a lot of smoke in the last 12 hours or so. in is still the city of l.a. when you consider this area and you go back to 2008, 11 years ago, we lost close to 500 homes in the sayre fire. the sayre fire was the worst fire in l.a. city history in terms of destruction of property. that's what they're trying to avoid with this fire. already a couple of homes lost and one person. lpga night winds were 60 miles an hour. right now in the overnight hours, hopefulfully they can increase the containment lines which are just above 13%. >> thcertainly. if you can give us an idea of exact wri are where you are and what freeways might be impacted. >> we're very close to the 514 interchange. that freeway heading up to norther

she was filmed in the subway by an lapd officer who was enjoying her singing.om her violin playing, until it was stolen three years ago. she lost her livelihood, and shortly afterwards she was evicted from her home. but here she is talking about the singing and the video that has since gone viral on the internet. so grateful to this man, because he really changed my life. i want to thank him so very much. because if he didn't do what he did, i was not going to be here or anywhere else and people would never know about me and my talent. it is amazing how many people are out there that wanted to hear me again and again. and i didn't even know that. now we know about her. well done. well done to the la pdc officer who found her. —— lapd officer. see you tomorrow. hello there. it has been a very wet 24—hours or so, especially across england and wales when we started tuesday off with around 7a flood warnings. however, that number did start to fall through the course of the day. but i am pleased to say, if you're fed up of all this rain, that midweek it is looking dr

lucky cat nobody knows how a kitten got onto a freeway divider in southern california but an off-duty lapd officer did know one thing it couldn't get off without crossing several lanes a very busy traffic during rush hour. that's why the sergeant pulled over and rescue the little for of all areas or she is a fortunate felines going up for adoption. and la police are suggesting the adopter consider using the name. lucky. and calling all cat lovers if you're looking to adopt and cash kitten here in the bay area you're in love is same the peninsula humane society has received 2 female cats and a male kidney, but there's a catch you have to adopt all 3 of them the humane society says the cast from left to the shelter after hours with no information but based on their age is it seems like the 2 adult cats are probably a mother and daughter, the shelter said is that it has bonded pairs for adoption before, t it's very rare to have a bond a trio. >>the shelter says that these cats are very sociable and outgoing their names are based on the 3 islands off the west coast of scotland. sky and harris.

more than 400 lapd officers made evacuated zones to prevent looting. they had been allowed to return to their homes only to find they lost everything. >> i made last payment and i was so happy my house was paid off i don't have to worry about the payments anymore and this happened. >> the strong santa ana winds that fuelled the fire are expected to die down over the weekend. but they urge residents to stay alert. i'm meredith wood reporting. >> a clear reminder of how wild fires can evolve and create their own weather. live fire nanado truck made an appearance. the wild fire created a fire -- firenado, wiping out just about everything in its path. organizers say they hope this can provide a teaching moment. >> so people who didn't live through that could come here and see it and understand how prevention, preparedness for themselves, which is our message. what do they need do to survive an event like that if it were evto happen to them? >> the pancake breakfast raised money for those burned in fires. >>> san fran cicisco had people packed. there for al

it's moving very faction to grab parts of lapd. in the larger, more troubling question here, what of isis? donald trump accused the kurds of deliberately releasing the detainees to drag the u.s. in. perhaps isis prisoners are being to central locations to make it easier to retain them. some of the regime is moving close to some of the worborder. and the numbers of the people liberated don't match their understanding. a lot of confusion. we don't know if the united states can make a difference at this point. >> thank you, nick paton walsh. >>> a former police officer has been charged with murder for fatally shooting a woman in her own home. aaron dean was arrested on monday after resigning from the course. he posted jail. the family of the victim is relieved by the arrest, but there's a long way to go. >> this is only the start. there's no way this is enough. it's a step in the right direction. but it ee's definitely not beene end. it's been quite a bit of -- today, itself, has been -- i'm speechless about it. i can't put it into wo

over 100 kurdish fighters have been killed and nine civilians >> in southern california, the lapd hasssued a response evacuations have been ordered and the city has opened emergency centers. in northern california, pg&e has restored services to more than half of the customers affected >>> in japan, a typhoon is expected to make land fall >> as we head to break, check out shares of roku, a wild week for the stock. rbc is back with an outperform rating a new price target, $155 rbc says compelling valuations, strong fundamentals and favorable position stock up in extended tdirang 6.25%. "worldwide exchange" is back right after this it's the number one brand uniquely formulated for silky hair, glowing skin and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off healthy. >>> we have breaking news right now. oil prices spiking after iran says missiles struck a tanker in the red sea. you can see wti is up. developing story here, futures surging on up beat headlines and why mark zuckerberg says he needs to call jeff bezos you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. welcome back thank

. >> how concerned is the lapd?> the los angeles police department is aware of the public concern and historical significance behind the premier of the joker. while there are no credible threats in the los angeles area, we do encourage the public to know that the police department will be out there in high visibility. >> the fbi and homeland security warning law enforcement about nonspecific online chatter that they fear could lead to lone offender violence. seven years ago, a gunman killed 12 and injured dozens when he opened fire during a batman film screening in aurora, colorado. grieving parents called joker a haunting reminder. >> how are other survivors of not just aurora, but of gun violence going to react to being triggered again? >> but some fans aren't afraid. >> i was planning to see the movie, anyway. >> this is the kind of movie that die hard fans would normally dress up for, but security concerns have prompted some major chain toes ban costumes. >> "joker" reveals the back story of a villain. >> on a c

after the lapd tweeted this video records beey an offer, sh moved from russia years ago.er violent was stole and she was forced to live on the street. a gofundme has raised $75,000 for her and a charity has agreed to put her up in a hotel. a real reminder. there are so many people who are so talented, right? >> that's remarkable. >> and on the streets for so many different reasons? that's remarkable. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. >>> key committees on thehill have received an urgent request from the state didn't attorney general. >> it's highly nushle for the inspector general of the state department to brief this committee. >> we don't know exactly what they want to discuss with the hill, but we know what it has to do with ukraine and the state department. >> it appears to be in response to a letter secretary pompeii your sent to congress. he thinks he has some kind of protective privilege blanket that he can draw down over all of the documents he is requesting. >> he has a duty to protect certain informat

. >> reporter: residentsout a neih 400 lapd officers manned evacuation zones. in some areas residents have been allowed to return to their homes only to find they've lost everything. >> i made last payment. and i was so happy my house was paid off. i didn't have to worry about the payment anymore. but this happened. >> reporter: the strong stands that fuelled the fire is expected to die down over the weekend. authorities say the fire threat remains high and urged residents to stay alert. meredith wood reporting. >>> here's a reminder of how wildfires can evolve and create their own weather. we were at men low park where a fire truck made an appearance. the truck was caught in the car fire that hit the redding area last year. the wildfire created a firenato. as wind speeds measured at 147 miles per hour, wiping out just about everything in its path, organizers of yesterday's event say they hope the truck can provide a teaching moment. >> people who weren't there, people who didn't live through that could come here and see it and understand how prevention, prepar

>> absolutely, just, we were coming off lapd use issues -- land use issues, i quoted hayak when he acceptedis nobel prize, planners don't have perfect knowledge. and when we talk about things such as land use, we have to realize that, indecide of trying to control everything, we have to realize in in. s market drives everything. and making the decisions we should be in hor harmony with te market, try to make the market weswork best as we can, not figt the market. >> beautifully said. >> thank you. kennedy: come back any time. >> thank you,. kennedy: topical storm is next. stake that market! ♪ ♪ 'cos i know what it means ♪ to walk along the lonely street of dreams ♪ ♪ here i go again on my--- you realize your vows are a whitesnake song? i do. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. i'm working to make each day a little sweeter. adp simplifies hr, benefits, and payroll for magnolia bakery, so employees like sarah can achieve what they're working for. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data betwee

a new law passed after the park lapd shooting. districts right to have license teacherses security guards, volunteer to carry guns so students aren't sitting ducks. according to the miami harold over 1,000 school employees volunteered. >> new york city also a enacting own kind of law this week. if you use the word, illegal alien in a, quote, discriminatory way, you're going to be fined a quarter million dollars. and if you threaten to call i.c.e. on someone, you can also get fined. so if i catch ms-13 hot wiring my car, and i say beat it illegal or i'll call i.c.e. -- i get fined $250,000 and the car jacker doesn't get deported well done blasio. just a few weeks before halloween and if you're looking for a costume idea we have one for you. they put a sexy little spin on college admission scandal ready? it is kind of seem to be a dig at actress felicity huffman skin is tight long sleeve orange jump suit features words moll of the year, crossed out on the the chest and inmate/across. poor aunt becky can't catch a break. rozzie o'don

>> absolutely, just, we were coming off lapd use issues -- land use issues, i quoted hayak when he acceptedze, planners don't have perfect knowledge. and when we talk about things such as land use, we have to realize that, indecide of trying to control everything, we have to realize in in. s market drives everything. and making the decisions we should be in hor harmony with te market, try to make the market weswork best as we can, not figt the market. >> beautifully said. >> thank you. kennedy: come back any time. >> thank you,. kennedy: topical storm is next. stake that market! performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ carl, i appreciate the invite here. as my broker, what am i paying you to manage my money? it's racquetball time. (thumps) ugh! carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, can you remind me what you've invested my money in? it's complicated. are y

. >> number one, either admit it and see how it lapds winds with public. you have the white house chief of staff admitting to impeachable conduct. either that or he just made a mistake and was ill-prepared. he see one of the most seen, people in government, frankly the single job that is most essential to the proper functioning of the white house, the white house chief of staff ill-prepared. either way it's a pretty -- it's indicative of what looks like just an utter lack of strategy and preparation on the white house in what they're facing. they just are not coheerrent an don't seem to understand what they're saying. to piggyback on the point susan made about republicans, the other thing that's grafted on top of this here is that this is about the spending of money that congress has appropriated. this is something congress and congressional republicans ought to be up in arms about. the president has in effect and admitted to it today usurping their authority. they decided how they're going to spend money on foreign aid and the president in effect decided

let's discuss now with retired lapd police sergeant cheryl dorsey. cheryl, good to see you.hat does this look like to you? >> good to see you, too, fred. it looks like a conspiracy theory, right? it looks like maybe he said too much and there was a price to pay. and so are these shades of ferguson post the mike brown incident where you had four local activists come up dead within close proximity to that whole shooting? it's problematic. >> joshua brown looked like he was struggling. it was hard for him to testify. and bwe know in some cases, investigators find it difficult to get witnesses to testify because they fear for their lives. and now, just a couple of days after a conviction, after sentencing, a key witness is killed? i mean, what does this do to, i guess, the ongoing tension between communities and police about whether to cooperate in big cases, especially like this? >> you know, in the minds of people who look like me, this further corroborates don't get involved, don't have anything to say because there is a price to pay. and listen, joshua brown is not the only

road about 450 lapd officers have been brought into the area to prevent looting. back on garvey avenue how in movies he had watched your security system while her neighborhood was evacuated i saw all this amber's flying towards my. >>house, it was the scariest thing ever honestly, i start crimes e c has been choking back tears as well believe it or not i mean just better of my hours last onth. i'm a last name and and i have a story up in my house it off i don't have to about the payment anymore. but this happen. th wwhen reporting in riverside county 2 people have died in the thurs tore through mobile home park and damaged destroyed at least 90 buildings. scores more than 1000 acres. so far it's 68% contained. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking weather conditions around that saddle ridge fire she joins now live. the weather center him a reset. >>hi justine and jr let's take a look at current conditions out there right now in southern california and fire crews getting a break from the weather mom milder temperatures and that's increasing the relative humid

she just meant hugged and thanked that lapd officer who filmed her head. and the grammy winning producer now wants to work with biggest. >>what's the opposite we're from tragedy. >>we have some people saying this story is too good to be true. you look to clean. >>this is for real and just because the oil homeless. and dirty helen says put it this way. it's my dignity. >>what do you want. i mean you want somewhere to live. >>yes i do when i do i wish that i could just have this kind of place that they will be it will be for long time in my own. >>that voice. she had left right they cnn. >>police in hong kong are condemning the violent protests that rocked the city over the weekend. demonstrations started peacefully sunday but quickly took a turn for the worse. police accused protesters of starting fires vandalizing buildings and attacking bystanders. chinese military personnel have their first direct interaction with the demonstrators warning them they be arrested for targeting their barracks with laser lights elsewhere a taxi driver was pulled from his veh

. >> this week the lapd arranged the meeting between the officer and emily and the officer made her astar. a go fund me page was set up to help her get back on her feet. she was offered to perform at a heritage event in los angeles singing the same song that brought her fame in the subway. >> that's a professional level voice right there. she deserves that recording contract. >> that just goes to show you everyone has as story if you just take time to listen. >> and the good of social media right there. >> our final low goes to the protest in the u.k. a group of climate change protesters went through all the trouble to get a fire truck and loading it up nearly 500 gallons of fake paint to spray on the british building. those hoses are powerful and hard to handle. this crew of geniuses spent the next several minutes to regain control of the hoses and the street goes red. >> coming up a sunday sit-down with john cena. lar,te what a time to be alive. the world is customized to you. built for you. so why isn't it all about you, when it comes to your money? so. what's on your mind? we are

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>>residents indeed out as neighborhoods filled with smoke within 400 lapd and evacuated zones to prevent looting. in some areas residents have been allowed to return to their homes only to find they've lost everything. >>i just better of my hours last i'm a last name and and i have a mouse it off. i don't have to about the payment anymore. but this happen. >>the strong santa ana winds that fueled the fire are expected to die down over the weekend. but authorities say the fire threat remains high residents to stay alert. i'm meredith wood reporting. 2 people have now died in the sand, a wood fire which is different than the fire that's burning in southern california, one of the victims has now been identified as an 89 year-old man. >>he was found dead in a burned mobile home in a mobile home park. the other person has not been identified yet the sandalwood fire is burning near cali mess and it started as a trash fire on thursday afternoon and spread to vegetation. it has damaged or destroyed at least 90 buildings and burned more than 800 acres. it is at least 25% contained as of right now

this morning, more than 200 residents lined up at this lapd checkpoint, with five-minute escort back into their homes. what are you most in need of? >> right now i just need to get back home to get insurance paperwork. >> leon lee says wind gusts brought fire to her back yard. it is still unknown how this 7500 a fire began. neighbors say an electrical transmission tower, belonging to southern california edison, could be to blame. >> the brush underneath that tower was on fire. and, the wind was blowing so hard, it took off. >> california's governor declared a state of emergency for los angeles county and riverside county, 90 miles east. there, 76 mobile homes were lost. authorities confirmed, 89-year- old lois r mixon died, along with at least one other person. the probable cause has been traced to this trash truck. witnesses recorded smoke billowing, and said the truck pulled over and dumped burning trash may dry brush. >> i pulled up to him and said you cannot stay here. with the wind and then the field right there, you will catch everything on fire. >> the trailer park is a crime

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lapd posted the video on twitter last week. it has racked up millions of views.he revealed she is a medical bills forced her out onto the streets. now she is grateful someone noticed her. >> if he wouldn't do what he did, i was not going behere or anywhere else and people would never know about me and my talent. >> she says her violin was stolen a few weeks back. without an instrument she uses something that can't be stolen from her and that's her voice. she now hopes to get some help so she can sing on stage and not in the subway. she deserves to sing on stage. her voice is beautiful. >> it's stunning. >> yeah, it really is. >> she can hit that high note. >> uh-huh. this happened to another person. remember somebody got discovered, he was out on the street and then he became a deejay? >> the radio guy, right? >> yes. >> we will keep our fingers crossed for sure. >>> how are the roads looking? >> if you are headed towards the bay bridge, the metering lights are on and a slow and go ride especially westbound as you come away from 580 and the east shore freeway. no

>>we serve an amazing god and uh give it to the lapd in the firefighters.re they're really good at taking care of schools and so they're really good communicating with us. >>we were there on the fire lines were some residents had to be evacuated. and firefighters making water drops saving a number of homes. meanwhile down below. we're very grateful to the firefighters. >>they've just been impressive. learned about this morning for my wife when i was back at work and i came into town here to try to get to or could not but they did an excellent job. >>that was written hopper reporting a firefighter did suffer a minor injury and one local resident was taken to a hospital for trouble breathing from all the smoke. >>the driver charged a crash that killed 7 motorcyclists in new hampshire has now been indicted on 23 charges want to show you some police body cam video of officers arresting of the 21 year-old suspect now faces, new charges including 7 manslaughter charges. charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless conduct the driver previously pleaded not gu

how concerned is the lapd? of the concern and historical significant behind the premiere of the joker. while there are no credible threats, we will be out there in high visibility. >> reporter: the fbi and homeland security warning about nonspecific chatter that they feel could lead to lone violence. a gunman killed 12 and injured dozens when he opened fire during a batman film screening in aurora, colorado. grieving parents call "joker" a haunting reminder. how are other survivors of not just aurora but other gun violence going to react to being triggered again? >> reporter: but some fans aren't afraid. >> it doesn't bother me. i was planning to see the movie anyway. >> reporter: this is the kind of movie fans would dress up for. but security concerns have prompted some major chains to ban costumes. "joker" reveals the background of the villain, a man who finds relief in violence. brian lowry says among the parallels with real life attacks, he faces female rejection. >> i don't think the movie is endorsing the

departments across the country beefing up security from new york to los angeles how concerned is the lapd. >>the los angeles police department is aware of the public concern and historical significance behind for me of the joker while there are no credible threats in the heart of angeles area. we do encourage the public. >>the fbi and homeland security warning law enforcement about nonspecific online cheddar that they fear could lead to lone offender violence. 7 years ago a gunman killed 12 and injured dozens when he opened fire during a batman film screening in aurora colorado, grieving parents call joker a haunting reminder. >>how are other survivors of not just or a bit of gun violence going to react being triggered again. >>but some fans aren't afraid. but isn't. >>about the me out plans see the movie anyway. >>this is the kind of movie the diehard fans would normally dress up for but security concerns have prompted some major chains to ban costumes joker reveals the back story of the iconic batman villain for traders, a disturbed man who finds relief in violence on a certain level i

la subway soprano is solved in lapd officer stopped in his tracks.y and posted the video. >>who >>the is by is a 52 year-old woman named and lee. some were calm. she says she came here from russia at the age 24 s sp piano player violence on the streets la until somebody stole it. can they ever since she's been living on the stets. she says that she sings in the subway because it sounds good. like when you're singing in the shower, its of her you can sing like this. and she had no idea of course that she went viral and this was a social media sensation now she's hoping maybe it'll help for dinner. a new violence and enough money to get off the streets are heck. many who saw this can make that woman a star. a breakout performance by a woman who just became the fat fastest runner in the world allyson felix broke you say bolts title. after giving birth. premature emergency see section by the way the 33 year-old world champion. it took the baton for women's rights after nike tried to cut her pay by 70% because she was pregnant, she said no thanks i'll jus

>>so as you mentioned there are still many many mandatory asians in effect tonight, one point the lapd. >>thank you for that live update. >>a group san francisco firefighters are in la tonight, how tackle that saddle ridge fire the san francisco fire department tweeted that inside its strike team from marin county to orange county. the department says all crew members are safe. and we want to show you some video of a group of firefighters from berkeley heading to southern california to battle the saddle ridge fire. crews say they're preparing for a tough fight challenging conditions. straight to as we mentioned from marin and san francisco are also headed to the fire fight. >>on kron 4 at 10 another rally and of course another attack democrat that president trump slammed tonight in louisiana. >>you're going to find more of these electric scooters around san francisco that 3 new company is to just got permits to operate in the city and new state laws that were just sign you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. sc

la subway soprano is solved in lapd officer stopped in his tracks. when he heard or in the subway and posted the video. >>it's >>a 52 year-old woman named and lee. some were calm. she says she came here from russia at the age 24 stop panel plate or violence on the streets la until somebody stole it. ever since she's been living on the streets. she says that she sings in the subway because it sounds good. like when you're singing in the shower, it's of or you can sing like this. and she had no idea of course that she went viral and this was a social media sensation now she's hoping maybe it'll help for dinner. a new violence and enough money to get off the streets are heck. who saw this can make that woman a star. a breakout performance by a woman who just became the fed fastest runner in the world allyson felix broke you say bowl title. premature emergency see section by the way the 33 year-old world champion. it took the baton for women's rights after nike tried to cut her pay by 70% because she was pregnant, she said no thanks i'll just do it mysel

. >> flesh out, what was the relationship between gordon son lavr lapd, the eu ambassador and drump. and why was he getting involved in the ukraine matters when it's not part of the european union? >> gordon sonland did not have any diplomatic experience before working with the trump administration. he was a large donor to the trump campaign. donated about $1 million to the trump transition, and then after trump took office was nominated to be ambassador to the eu. he said in an interview unetted -- trump gave him the added role of dealing with the ukraine portfolio but given the fact that we had an ambassador to ukraine as well as a special envoy to ukraine, kurt volker, it's been unclear why exactly this eu ambassador had this role dealing with ukraine if not to try to advance some of the president's personal political interests. >> let's refamiliarize everybody with the text mes sans once again in question that keep coming up. there were two text messages between bill taylor, a diplomat working on ukraine and bill sonland. bill taylor says as i said on the phone, i think it's craz