but the lapd declined. >> they said we don't have a suspect.if we had a suspect and we had their dna then we have something to match. >> and the case sat for another decade. but then in 2004, the lapd's newly formed cold case unit was conducting dna tests on unsolved cases and one of them was the murder of sherri rasmussen. it took two months to actually find that saliva sample. buried in a refrigeration unit. the envelope was tattered. theab peeking out, but the saliva was still instead and the dna was enough to blow this case wide open. >> in the lab report it indicated that the suspect that had bitten sherri rasmussen during the struggle was actually a female. >> a woman, not two male burglars as the original detectives had suspected all those years but it would take a few more years before investigators began to understand what that crucial dna test result meant. it was now 2009. and the case was cold once again. 23 years it sat with no apparent leads, no suspects, and no answers for the rasmussen family. then came that monday after the sup

lapd reports burglaries have dropped compared to this time last year. violent crimes are also down 4%, still, the stay-at-home order is raising a concern on the potential influx and sometimes. >> we are going to have a concern about domestic violence. so many people living in crammed , close quarters. that will be a challenge. >> whenat. >> they say the reduction maybe due to an increase in patrol, many officers are now on 12 hour shifts. one mayor is clearing some things up this morning, this video shows a train with hundreds of military tanks on board. it was moving from ventura to the inland impair, the la mayor speaking out and says that the national guard had not been mobilized for covid-19 response and if or when that happens, residents will be informed. naval base officials say the convoy was just a routine movement of supplies. >>> now it is official, all nine bay area counties are extending school closures until at least may first. the decision increases the chance the schools will remain closed for the rest of the academic year. >> the coronav

working this road rage it was right by the by can somebody's gonna die for re in a video released by lapd has since gone viral, you can see is a white bmw crashes into a truck a multiple times as a truck driver tries to get away. it is slammed once again. at one point the cars do get so close to that bus stop you can see people run. police say it happened monday night at the intersection of victory in laurel canyon. boat, i'm a captured what happened once the cars came to a stop the driver fromy wife in darfur. >>i'm all excited to start the 2 are tied and he was acting really and then it was really i >>shocking tonight. police say the driver of the bmw was 27 year-old davis ally and hs facing possible assault with a deadly weapon charges weapon being his car in this to prompted such a dangerous reaction from the driver police aren't saying although woman who witnessed the situation says the driver of the bmw and try to get away car active through aggressively from only person with a not like that. >>he s really aggressively that's an understatement wow so allegedly they're accident take

this was posted by the lapd with a warning to obey signals at train tracks.elievable. >>> singer r. kelly is facing new charges. kelly pleaded not guilty yesterday in chicago to an updated federal indictment that includes charges of child pornography, sexual exploitation of children, and conspiracy to defraud the u.s. government. a prosecutor said the government plans to file more charges against kelly in the coming weeks, including from a new accuser. kelly, who faces dozens of other federal and state sexual misconduct charges, has denied ever abusing anyone. >>> prince william showed off a hidden talent during his tour of ireland with his wife kate. the prince put his juggling skills to the test yesterday. he managed to keep three balls in the air. his brother, prince harry and his wife meghan are back in london. last night they appeared at one t lmeas rols gwen baumgardner reports. >> how are you? >> reporter: the duke and duchess of sussex appeared in public for the first time in london since news broke of their proyal family.back from the meghan flew in

retired san mateo chief will begin leading oak lapd police force on april 6.round check investigation. she served chief in san mateo for 20 years. after rising through the ranks of the san francisco police department. chief was fired last month after three years on the job. >> turning attention to the weather. felt more like january out there today. and over the weekend certainly. meteorologist is forecasting from his home. tonight. with more on what we can expect. >> forecasting from home. and we're going to find i tuesd. next storm will move in tomorrow morning. many are sleeping. show you what's going on. active sweep. we find drizzle. zoom in closer along the peninsula and east bay. just some light drizzle from half-moon bay to san mateo. hopping over the bay. in light drizzle around hayward. tomorrow more in the way of showers moving through. on tuesday morning and afternoon. live look from the explore exple mostly cloudy and the clouds have really just lingered for much of the day today. creating cool conditions with temperatures topping out in the 50s.

. >>> the lapd confirming its first case of an officer coming down with coronavirus. the department says a police supervisor showed flu like symptoms on march 5th. the supervisor was sent home and tested positive for coronavirus. he is expected to make a full recovery and officials say no other personnel have experienced symptoms or been isolated. >> the mayor of the second largest city is taking new steps to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. mayor eric garcetti says the city's bars, restaurants and nightclubs will be closed until the end of the month. he's encouraging patrons to order takeout or delivery during that time. despite the executive order he says don't consider l.a. closed for business. >> our city is not shutting down. we're not planning to do so, and we never will. >> entertainment venues and gyms will be shut down during that time. 4:53. >>> lawmakers are trying to protect small businesses and help them make it in the bay during the pandemic. scott weiner and lena gonzalez introduced a new bill to prevent businesses in california from being evicted

retired san mateo chief will begin leading oak lapd police force on april 6.g a background check investigation. she served chief in san mateo for 20 years. after rising through the ranks of the san francisco police department. chief was fired last month after three years on the job. >> turning attention to the weather. felt more like january out there today. and over the weekend certainly. meteorologist is forecasting from his home. tonight. with more on what we can expect. >> forecasting from home. and we're going to find rain in the tuesday tomorrow. next storm will move in tomorrow morning. many are sleeping. show you what's going on. active sweep. we find drizzle. zoom in closer along the peninsula and east bay. just some light drizzle from half-moon bay to san mateo. hopping over the bay. in light drizzle around hayward. tomorrow more in the way of showers moving through. on tuesday morning and afternoon. live look from the explore exple mostly cloudy and the clouds have really just lingered for . creating cool conditions with temperatures topping out in

lapd says they could be added in the future and the mayor announced a suggestion pension of parking tickets and sharing his story about testing positive for the coronavirus. he attended a conference of the concert and may have exposed others to the virus, there at the conference at ucsf or back at work. he woke up feeling sick and saturday found out he tested positive. symptoms are mild and he's recovering at home. >>> san mateo health officials announced new cases and have 62 confirmed cases in the county. the rise in cases follows the death of infected patient on sunday. santa clara county announced 24 new cases monday bringing the total to 138 people diagnosissed and the highest number of covid-19 cases in the state. governor gavin newsom said the state secured almost 400 rooms across two motels across the airport to get people out of encampments into a safer setting and the team identified more than 900 owe tells across our state that could be used to house people who are homeless. this comes after the governor announced a homeless person in santa clara county died after contracting the

will be informed and naval base officials say that convoy was a retune meeting of supplies, both the lapd and the sheriff's department reporting this morning that crime is down in los angeles county at the wake of covid-19. the report burglary has dropped 13% compared to this time last year. they made 14% during the first 15 days, still, the stay-at- home order is still raising concern on a potential influx in some crimes. so many people living in cramped, close quarters with nothing to do and nowhere to go. that will be a challenge. >> again, that is something we are always looking at. the reduction in crime rates may be due to an increase in patrol, many officers were no laws 12 hour shifts. coronavirus restrictions could take a toll on mental person's health. being tubes at home as something that they don't have to prepare. >> i like to call it a rhythm of the day, so, there is a project predictable schedule, but really helps. >> the routine can include physical exercise, baking cookies and everything in between. the mental health association of san francisco has a hotline set up for p

look at this video posted by the lapd that shows a bmw ramming into a pickup truck and pushing it downth its front door wide open. wings got violence when the truck hit the car and tried to take off, the bmw drivers charged with assault with a deadly weapon. from one wild video to another watches this woman trashes a sandwich shop because she didn't like her order. police in california said happen after she refused a refund after eating the sandwich, she started throwing chairs and even a broom, she was charged with assault. now it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. at first the good and this gives new meaning to the phrase jesus save. a golden night goalie shows off across mark left on his chest after a slapshot did his crucifix, this happened in a game against the devils. now bad. this woman weaving in and out of traffic, watch this is the drivers caught knitting behind the wheel in ohio. police warning drivers be careful, don't knit and drive, finally the ugly, a man brings a llama in a tuxedo to his sister's wedding in ohio. he says he promised to do it years ago. social m

it's a party,a one year-old birthday party d the lapd was called to break it up and the family and the friends got so upset about it that they had to call for backup. what a sreal sight. i'm sure the police felt wed to being called to break up a one year old's birthday. >>sirens in the bay ara. >>and the police were called to be part of the celebtion. theyshowed up to make 6 year-old sebastian's birthday, a ecial one since he couldn't have a party. and now i can say happy rthday m a distance tsebastian and his mom sah. join us via skype thimorning good morning goomorning, happy birthday sebasti. >>in a so so tell me what you got in addition to you got a police cruiser with a siren anything else. candy apple. a kidneand kids today bring a candy apple. >>a good the bad and goodie bag. now wait a minuteid they slow down and pass them off like this you're not supposed to get too close. >>it's kind of thclock toss toss off now tell me what happeneddid you call did you ca the cops and say hey i got a sad can or what how d this happen. well no i in a hard that he couldn't asked me to do a big

. >> in chicago at least 21 police department employees infected, the lapd now reporting a total of atployees with confirmed cases of covid-19 while in wisconsin officers there, like in many cities, adopting new ways to protect themselves. >> we may ask you to step out of the car. we may ask you to step out of your home on a routine call. it's in an effort for us to stay safe. it's an effort to keep you safe. >> it's the same in hartford, connecticut, police giving patrol cars added wipedowns. >> reduce contact with others. >> the city's fire department said its members tested positive for covid-19. ems had its businessest four days last week. the governor praising all first responders saying their ability to overcome fear makes them great human beings. jason carol, cnn, new york. >>> now, the japanese comedian ken chimera has died after contracting the coronavirus, one of japan's best-known comedians and the first japanese celebrity to fall victim to the pandemic. obviously a big shock to japanese people. tell us about him and how revered he was. >> reporter: absolutely, michael. the

inside the lapd communications center dispatcher eleanor penn is standing by to show us how it works.y we're way off course. i don't know where we're at. i'm not feeling safe. i can hit this badge in the app here and go to 911 assistance. at the lapd penn sees my text for help. >> he indicated he's not able to make a voice call. >> reporter: it tells dispatcher i'm in a kia sorento with a license plate and my current location and destination and to tell dispatchers what my emergency is. i'm going to say, i don't know where i am. >> so he needs help. >> reporter: we keep going as penn uses something called rapidsos. >> i'm going to tell him hi, clayton, i see you near 4309 clarissa avenue. >> reporter: tracking in realtime my phone's trail of digital bread crumbs. >> the red pins indicate where he was and the green indicates his most current location. >> this is helping to take what might have been a two-minute process to narrow down where they were and we have it instantly. >> reporter: with nearly 4 million drivers worldwide, uber knows its reputation depends on safety. if people don

>>in chicago, at least 21 police department employees infected the lapd now reporting a total of at least 24 employees with confirmed cases of covid 19. well in racinecounty, wisconsin officers there like in many cities adopting new ways to you to step out of the car. sk >>the mass just about your home on a routine call. an effort for us to stay safe. it's never good effort to keep you safe. >>it's the same in hartrd connecticut police there giving patrol cars added wife downs and sending a clear message to the public. >>the group your contact, others. >>back in new york, the city's fire department says 235 of its members tested positive for covid 19 the department also says ems had its busiest for days in history last week again. the governor praising all first responders saying their ability to overcome fear makes them great human beings. jason carroll, cnn. >>and he's been distillery is doing its part to help during the pandemic southerland distilling company in livermore posted this picture on its facebook account. the company is making hand sanitizer out of barrel ready bourbon so in

the lapd now reporting a total of at least 24 employees with confirmed cases of covid-19.y, wisconsin, officers there like in many cities operating in a different way. >> we may ask you to step out of your car, it's an effort to stay safe, to keep you safe. >> reporter: it's the same in hartford, connecticut. police there giving patrol cars added wipedowns and sending a clear message to others. >> reduce your contact with others. >> reporter: back in new york the city's fire department said 235 of the members tested positive for covid-19. they say ems had its busiest four days in history last week. again, the governor praising all first responders saying their ability to overcome fear makes them great human beings. jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> great, indeed. thanks, jason, for that report. i'm robyn curnow. more news after the break. we do it every night. every night. i live alone, but i still do it every night. right after dinner. definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. a load with as few as 8 dishes, is

>>in chicago, at least 21 police department employees infected the lapd now reporting a total of at leastemployees with confirmed racine unty, wisconsin in officers there like in many cities adopting new ays to protect themselves. we may ask you to step out of the car. >>the mass just about your home on a routine call. an effort for us to stay safe. it's never good effort to keep you safe. >>it's the same in hartford connecticut police there giving patrol cars added wife downs and sending a clear message to the public. >>the group your contact, >>back in new york, the city's fire department says 235 of its members tested positiv for covid 19 the department also says ems had its busiest for days in history last week again. the governor praising all first responders saying their ability to overcome fear makes them great human beings. jason carroll, cnn. donating more than million out of as a part of its coronavirus response now most of thatwill be in the form of free advertising goog is giving the world health organization and other government agencies. >>$250 million in ad grants and that'

>>in chicago, at least 21 police department employees infected the lapd now reporting total of at leastemployees with confirmed cases of covid 19. well in racine county, wisconsin officers there ke in many cities adopting new ways to protect themselves. we may ask you to step out of the car. >>the mass just about your home on a routine call. i it's an effort for us to stay safe. it's never good effort to keep you safe. >>it's the same in hartford connecticut police there giving patrol cars ded wife downs and sending a clear message to the public. >>the group your contact, others. >>back in new york, the city's fire department says 235 of its members tested positive for covid 19 the department also says ems had its busiest for days in history last week again. the governor praising all first responders saying their ability to overcome fear makes them great human beings. jason carroll, cnn. >>how about a live look outside we're checking in on the airport sfo looks a little gray and cloudy outside right now if you haven't stepped out yet temperatures in the 40's and 50's we're 53 in san fra

yeah, but just scrapes and bruises which is incredible amazing in fact, here's another a picture an lapd shared this picture of the mangled bmw, wow. >>and make out the car's front and how is that possible destroyed that's a maze had that driver been another half foot forward on the track i in very different ri rights was all about the angle the angle and just to the engine block was smashville luckily the passenger compartment with the driver. >>miraculously didn't suffer as much damage can allow that person walk away said which is scripts and great again, the gates were douse a al right o let's turn our attention to san jose. we have 34 year-old brian gilley and accused of setting multiple fires, he was arrested after a witness reported seeing him throwing molotov cocktails out of his car window and on the sidewalks as he drove by. police ended up connecting going to a series of small fires last week that percent at various structures and walkways in the downtown and rose garden area of san jose. >>6.26 and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, a local church group is on a missio

she currently stars as the lapd chief of police in "tommy," which airs thursday nights on cbs.k. >> i am from new york, where i served in the police department like my father before me but being a cop today is not the same as it was when my dad did it times are changing, and we have to change with them. [ applause ] >> you cut the passage about neighborhood policing. >> good job, boss. you did okay up there. you made us proud. >> i mean, sure. you were great did you not like the passage about neighborhood policing? >> channel 15 wants an interview. >> what'd you think of the speech, blake? >> uh, it was good >> okay, i'm drowning in praise here >> seth: please welcome back to the show, edie falco, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: welcome back. >> why thank you >> seth: you, being a new yorker, we've been very lucky to have you on the show over the years, quite a few times. and the first year you were on the show, your kids were five and nine so that -- they're teenagers. >> wow so that was ten years ago. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. oh was - maybe

but are the lapd being provided with extra protective gear and do you have a plan in place for anythinghappens should any of these officers, et cetera, get ill? >> every police department has been advised to expect people to get ill. i mean, you know, you talk about a public-facing position in this environment, so reality would dictate you'll expect a number of people to get ill. i have mandated that new york city and recall local governments have masks provided to their police departments. >> right. do you have any plan should nypd cut hours? or i just saw in philadelphia, they relaxed certain -- they told officers to stop detaining people for certain crimes. >> i'll leave that to the local police departments, unless there's a situation that requires state action. but right now, we're leaving it to the local police departments. >> governor, could you please expand more your discussions on bail reform with the das and the criminal justice expert. >> we talked -- we spoke through the issue. you know, there's a divergence of opinion. i said to them that i'm very proud of what we did on ba

. >> the lapd did not arrest anyone, but they are investigating that incident. >>> they don't call barbaratank" star thought she had lost nearly $400,000 to an elaborate email scam. >> turns out she's getting her money back. the crook tricked corcoran's bookkeeper to wire the money for a bogus address but a german-based bank froze the funds before it was ghosted into a chinese bank account. >> it happened in the nick of time. corcoran said she had already accepted the loss and moved on, but she admits she's quote thrilled to recover the money. man, she was like, i don't need that money, it's just $400,000. but yes. in the process of this she was able to, you know, really alert people and have a little bit more awareness about these phishing scams. >>> when we come back, a night of screaming, tears, accusations, and high drama on "the bachelor." >>> plus the new bachelorette is finally revealed. s the new bachelorette is finally revealed. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> "skinny" time and i'm so, so, so, so excited for zohreen. >> i'm so scared. >> because i

. >> in los angeles, arrests are down significantly over the last few weeks, lapd's arrest went 14% comparedme last year. and the los angeles counties to earth said his daily average is down to about 60 it's about prioritizing violent offenders during the outbreak, bring up resources as well as not clogging up the court system with the jail. the sheriff department will be releasing inmates from jail in an effort to save those who are housed close together close together. >> we control all of the movement of everyone. we do have the potential of being very forceful on those facts. the threat is always someone from the outside coming in. >> of the departments like fort worth and texas won't be arresting people for low-level crimes, if they can give a ticket instead. and in new york the brooklyn district attorney meet to attorney include devices like driving without a license or shoplifting. >> jeff paul nla, thank you so much you know americans are stocking up on brandy, water, and toilet paper. guess what else they are buying in big numbers tonight? they show us from l.a. >> the coliseum guns

and the leaked photo of rihanna, after she was beaten by chris brown, which led to the firing of an lapdbe, you take care of our gigi i got nani, bibi and coco. we're still the best team. >> reporter: a week after kobe and gianna's memorial, with the city still in mourning, the sheriff says he is chommitted t protecting the dignity of victims' families. >> we're creating policies that are very specific, including a penalty of discharge for a violation of these policies. >> it's hard to get your head around why someone would do something like that, morgan. any idea what punishment these deputies could face? >> hard to say it's not clear how widespread the photos were, or if the deputies took the photos or received them and shared them. as they figure that out and understand the depth of the issues, the sheriff said they are contrite and apologetic. >> can't take more heartbreak for the families there morgan, thank you. >>> coming up next, aly raisman's new fight against scandal-plagued usa gymnastics >> you call what they're doing in this letter a cover-up. what are they covering up? >> e

. >> one of the most extraordinary cases in lapd history. >> told we're not in kansas anymore. >> a newlywedher wedding. >> as she walked away she gave me a big smile and i relived that smile for years. >> all that time, the

man died yesterday after visiting disneyworld and an lapd commander.keeping as many officers on the street as possible. the national guard will help deliver food. freeways are empty. the stay in place empty closes all but essential businesses. can you leave the house but not gather in groups of 10 or more. >> we don't take these steps lightly but take them firmly. this is an act of love for the city we love. this is l.a. love. >> this is mandatory. violation are a misdemeanor. this was a line at costco 4 hours before it opens. >> sandra: wow. thanks for that. >> we have one young gentleman austin tice and we are working very hard with syria to get him out. we hope the syria government will do. that we are counting on them. >> sandra: that was president trump asking syria to free austin tice amid concern over its ability to contain the coronavirus outbreak. tice is a freelancer and was kidnapped in 2012. the latest. >> president trump said the administration has written a letter to the syria government to free tice. the administration is working very ha

the lapd now reporting a total of at least 24 employees with confirmed cases of covid-19.ine, wisconsin, officers there like in many cities adopting new ways to protect themselves. >> we may ask you to step out of your car. well may effort to keep you safe. >> it's the same in hartford, connecticut, police there giving patrol cars added wipe downs and sending a clear message to the public. >> reduce your contacts with others. >> back in new york, the city's fire department says 235 of its members tested positive for covid-19 and ems had the busiest four days in history last week. again, the governor praising all first responders saying their ability to overcome fear makes them great human beings. don? >> jason carroll, thank you so much, jason. >>> life in america is looking really different these days. dan rather weighs in on how the country will get through this crisis. he's next. i had always heard stories about my great grandfather, but family can only tell you so much... about your history. i found some incredible records about samuel silberman... passenger manifests,

hook got protection from diplomatic security, the lapd, and counter assault team. look, i think making sure our public servants have proper security is incredibly important, but i have to ask if we were so much safer after the strike, why did a u.s. diplomat need counter-assault team to protect him at a speech in california? >> yes, it's undoubtedly the case we are all safer. there are distribution al elements to this. that is, there are certain persons who made certain decisions that might be more at risk. let me assure you -- >> i will say, sir, if you are claiming that americans are safer after this attack, apparently your department disagrees, at least as far as -- >> your time is up -- >> and in baghdad are concerned. i yield back. >> okay. mr. perry. >> thank you, mr. chairman. great to see you, mr. secretary. welcome to masterpiece theater. unfortunately, this a really serious business. i am going to read a quote, see if it's familiar to you. turns out i'm really good at killing people. didn't know that was gonna be a strong suit of mine. you know who said t

in los angeles a police officer at lax airport and a supervisor with the lapd both test positive.the coronavirus. >>> country superstar the martina mcbride sets up to help nashville in crisis, she's using a gofundme page to raise money to feed the community that's now recovering from tornadoes and facing the coronavirus are outbreak. >> you know, you get down to it, that's what's important about being human and humanity, is being willing to step up and help your neighbor. >> reporter: mcbride hopes to give groceries to people in the music and tourism industry which is suffering right now. those are your headlines, back to you. steve: jillian, thank you very much. meanwhile, with schools closing coast to coast in some parts and millions of americans forced to work from home, how can you make sure that you maintain productivity? we're going to get pro advice from an online learning expert next. brian: all right. i want to check in with ed henry, find out what he's going to be doing over the next three hours with sandra smith. ed: we are looking forward to welcoming, actually, dr. sa

the lapd is investigating the claims.rants jorge and betty say they were attacked on social media over a picture of betty at the rally in phoenix. the couple joined us earlier saying they are standing by the president. >> i have been very sad because a lot of people attack us. >> to me, i'm not going to attack my opinion because they will attack me, that would go against what i believe. jedediah: critics say they should leave politics out of business. rivas argue it's their right to free speech. jedediah: it's a bird, it's a plane, it's pigeons on a plane. watch as two pigeons fly up and down as they fly international airport india. the airline says the crew got the birds out before taking off and only 30 minutes behind schedule. that's pretty good. unclear how the pigeons got on that aircraft. pete: someone's emotional support pigeon. jedediah: ever wonder if your parents have a favorite child? >> if you are saying i play favorites, you are wrong. i love all my children equally. >> i don't care for joe. jedediah: instinc

an lapd officer quarantined at home for coronavirus opened fire on someone who was breaking into his car. here's more on the investigation now underway. >> reporter: hazmat teams responded early this morning to a scene they normally wouldn't. an officer involved shooting in a woodland hills neighborhood. >> in an abundance of caution, the department has ensured that all available resources needed were summoned to the scene to ensure that both the community and the responding officers were safe. >> reporter: the officer that fired shots was home in quarantine with the coronavirus. the officer told police at around 2:00 a.m., he heard a noise, went outside, confronted a suspect trying to break into his car, realized that suspect was armed, and he fired. the officer said the suspect wasn't hit and fled. >> i know of no physical struggle with the suspect. the 2 never had physical contact with each other. the department is providing personal protective equipment for officers to do their job. >> reporter: one neighbor told us they believe a burglar also tried to break into their car this m