lapd has access to a database of about 9 million mug shots. last year san francisco and u technology over privacy and civil rights concerns. >>> the death of ruth bader ginsbu ginsburg, the democrats -- it's energizing the base like nothing before. act blue reports $100 million in donations since her passing. >> and i have to say in the past weekend we've had so many people reach out to us and say we've seen all your posts on facebook. now we feel the urgency. what can we do? >> liu tells her people the political ground game is all about registration and voter protection. that's why she plans to be in reno, nevada, on election day to make sure every vote it counted. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," paying the price. how much is it costing the niners head coach for not wearing a mask during last weekend's game and the shocking announcement the raiders head coach just made. plus -- ♪ >>> the stars working together to reimagine the hit sitcom "friends." >>> but first, happening now for you, covid cases are spiking in europe. doctors from

life and death decision the lapd says fortunately they haven't had any close calls like that. but they have noticed paint ball guns now being sold out of ice cream trucks, making them easier for young people get their hands on. officers want to remind people that paint ball guns should only be used in a controlled recreational environment with proper safety gear and willing participants. >>yikes that was kandiss crone reporting police say they made 8 arrests just last week alone. by the way shooting someone with a paintball gun is considered a felony assault. but employment scams during the pandemic continue to grow the latest seen among some california homeowners and it's prompting calls for an emergency audit of the state's unemployment development department kron 4 sanaz has more now on what all these homeowners have in common a number of california residents say. >>they've been getting unsolicited letters from the edd in their mailboxes some containing debit cards. they say the stacks of mail they've been receiving from the edd are addressed to other people. one man says h

newly released surveillance tonight showing two lapd officers attacked inside a police station. what the video shows. and news tonight on the suspect. >>> and the nfl now facing its first covid-19 outbreak. two teams shuttingown thei facilities. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this tuesday night. and it is a big night in the race for the white house. the first presidential debate just a short time away. the high stakes showdown with 35 days now until the election and with early voting under way in parts of this country. president trump and joe biden about to face off for the first time. the president seen leaving the white house earlier today, he has arrived in cleveland tonight. joe biden seen arriving in cleveland on board a biden/harris plane. that will meet on this stage right here. there will be no handshake, no opening statements. and after a coin toss already, the president will get the first question and the president's team tonight expecting that question to be about that bombshell report about his taxes. and his reported debt, more than $400

county sheriff's and lapd are understaffed and overworked. we've been impressing upon our officers to stay professional, stay vigilant. protect one another as we, the unions, try to continue moving forward with reforms that build and retain trust with our communities and improve outcomes. >> i do want to ask you about something that the l.a. county sheriff has said. he has challenged l.a. lakers star lebron james to double this reward for finding this shooter. it's $175,000 reward. he has challenged him to double that reward and to take ownership for his, for lebron james' rhetoric. do you agree with that call, placing that responsibility on lebron james? >> you know, look, if lebron james wants to willingly write a check, i think that would be a good thing. i think writing a check, for an athlete, is the easy thing to do. a difficult thing to do, which was highlighting at that live press event for breonna taylor, was actually doing the hard work of sitting down at a table and having reasonable discussions, to find solutions that retain trust

with their anti-police budget to slash the lapd funding by $150 million. kamala harris praised that cut. more on that coming up. along with the sickening footage of anti-police protestors blocking the emergency room entrance and exit to the hospital where these two officers are in critical condition. they were chanting, we hope they f-ing die. we have the tape. joining us now with the latest from the hospital where the deputies are being treated is bill. what is the latest with these office officers? >> sean, good evening. i have good news. both officers those deputies are in stable condition tonight and expected to make it which is absolutely incredible when you take into account they were both shot in the face less than 48 hours ago. both stable and expected to make it. let's talk about how we got here in the first place. the surveillance video we sent to you. this was saturday evening at the compton station. two deputies inside their vehicle looking out for the safety of the public when this coward comes out of nowhere and walks up to the window and pul

at least two officers from lapd were shot. we don't know the conditions. there will be a press conference later. that immediately changed the mood here. thi there were a lot of frustration and people were obviously upset. there were minor clashes at police, water bottles being thrown at police. all of this a long way of saying people here have been telling us tonight they do not police chbe law was designed to protect breonna taylor. as you laid out, no charges related directly to taylor's shooting. we heard from her family calling this justice is not served. two police being shot, we don't know what it does to the city. i can tell you having reported here that there will be likely be a turning point and enforce that curfew. there were a few hundred people out here earlier, they basically gone home now. >> cal, you mentioned that you'reless than a mile from where those officers shot. do we understand anything further about the circumstances of their shooting. was it in an area where they were among protesters? was there any information we have been able to

kentucky's ag says mob justice is not justice was one former lapd sergeant had this to say about cameron's message tonight on another network. >> let me say this as a black woman, he does not speak for black folks. -- shannon: your reaction - technical difficulties but we will get reaction to the state within the grand jury's decision. we have live team coverage on the ground in louisville. met in downtown the scene of earlier and rested a late-night news conference by police but we begin with jeff paul at the scene of the shooting, what can you tell us? >> what started as a day of peaceful demonstrations has turned into a night of violence, that is the fbi blocking off the street just a few blocks away from where the shooting took place, a few hours ago just outside of downtown louisville a mile away from the center of where many of these protests begin and it has been a hectic night for law enforcement out here is they work to secure this and a short while ago the chief of the louisville metro pd spoke about what happened and here's what he had to say. >> at 8:30 tonight our officers wer

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lapd has access to a database of about 9 million mug shots.nd oakland banned the use the technology over privacy and civil rights concerns. >>> the death of ruth bader ginsburg is altering the political landscape. experts say it's nirvana for conservatives that president trump will appoint a third justice to the supreme court. democrats, it's energizing the base like never before. act blue, the democratic fund-raising site, reports $100 million in donations since her passing. local democratic operatives report new energy. >> and i have to say, you know, in the past weekend we've had so many people reach out and say we've seen all your posts on facebook over the last four years, but now we feel a sense of urgency. with a can we do? >> liu teaches at stanford law school and says the political ground game really is all about registration, mobilization and voter protection. that's why she plans to be in reno, nevada, on election day to make sure every vote is counted. >> interesting to see if the supreme court issues will affect the presidential r

there's an amazing organization people should support and plug into, lapd stopped fine coalition. one of the things i love about them is the popular education model. this is not just for a select few people with degrees or who have the technology noma. if it affects you and your community can you get to be involved and you get to have a say. one of the great tools that stop lapd fine coalition has developed is a amassing up with a call the stock or state. hopefully will add that in the chat but it shows you all of the tentacles come all the ways in which people are surveilled and data is collected and their developing an updated version that's looking specifically at contact tracing and the data shared across sectors in terms of contact tracing apps. these are just two places in new york and delhi but also in the midwest. there's a lot of great community and policy work happening in st. a few years ago through something called the innovation project that public schools and the police joined forces to basically predict at-risk youth in the city. community oryx galvanized of thing y

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what is your reaction to the lapd? >> city councils can dictate what local law enforcement will do.s but what they cannot dictate, what the liberal city councils cannot dictate to federal agents what they will do and how they will enforce the law. these federal agencies, i.c.e. agents went in and did the job to protect the american public and that's what the american public wants to see us do. they want us to protect them, they want to be able to go out on the street and feel like they are safe in their communities and i.c.e. is helping them do that. liz: let's turn to the story, major transactional gang, the baltimore police charge five suspects want to young as 16 oldest is 20 and believed to be members of the ms 13 gang in connection with the killing of a teenager from long island whose body was found near a reservoir, 16 years old. your reaction to this, ms 13 is still a major problem. >> they will continue to be a problem if we have liberal politics. i look at this and i say the only president in my lifetime that has truly gone after the gang members is president trump, clinton

book about her experiences on the lapd. dorsey, you were a veteran with the department.. what was your reaction when you heard about and saw this shooting? >> well, my first reaction. let me say this, first. let me offer my sympathies to the l.a. county sheriff's department and say i don't condone violence by the police nor against the police. when i saw this, my first reaction was sadness because, listen. there is a lot of chatter on social media about an eye for an eye. we know that there are reports of internal gangs within the compton sheriff department particularly. they refer to themselves as the executioner. and so, i wondered, aloud, if this wasn't, maybe, retaliation for the failure to hold officers accountable, not only in the compton sheriff's department but nationally when we see instances of officers using deadly force as a first resort, rather than a last resort. >> chief ramsey, what's going through your mind tonight as you think of the deputies and obviously their families and colleagues? >> well, i mean, i wish the best for the deputies and their familie

kamala harris placed the $150 million cut to the lapd.oe biden is on record redirect funding to the police. joe biden is on record. police become the enemy. they didn't even mention the violence in american cities. we have had over 3,000 police officers just from the time this all began. we have nearly 50 dead cops this year. we had assassination attempt in l.a. it's getting worse. i don't know how a billion-dollar cut will work to the nypd. you were the commissioner. it doesn't sound good to me. >> no, it's not good, sean. nobody is talking about kamala harris purposefully, intentionally getting people to donate money to a fund that bails out rioters that were involved in arson and murder. >> sean: this is in minneapolis. >> in minneapolis. nobody is talking about joe biden having 13 or 14 of his staff members bailing people out of jail for attacking cops. i want to touch on charles barkley for one second. he was attacked because he told the truth. charles barkley, i can take his argument one step further. you know who doesn't want us to

. >> the lapd and others are trying to ensure that any reaction is one where people can give voice but the same time we don't see property damage. >> reporter: protesters marching through the barricades tuesday while staying peaceful, this is one of the officers involved in taylor's death, defensive actions, sergeant jonathan mattingly sending an email to the police department saying we did the legal, moral and ethical thing that they, taylor was shot and killed when police used a no knock warrant, those warrants have since been banned, the c announced a $12 million settlement with taylor's family last week which includes a series of police reforms, illinois is preparing for protests, the national guard has been placed in a state of readiness ahead of the decision. jillian: the portland district attorney drops charges against protesters, 15 people were set to be arraigned on misdemeanors including disorderly conduct, interviewing with the police officer, their cases were thrown out. most of the rest happening during a demonstration, one protester had charges dropped. todd: will bar pra

a few years ago, lapd had a policy of leasing no body camera video's.y have a policy of releasing every single one that involves use of force. i think that is going to continue to move in that election. emily: tell us about the vr simulation and training you provide. for example, a violent protest like we have seen in portland over the weekend. how could your technology help officers respond? >> where i think the technology could help is in a more everyday scenario. these protests are certainly challenging, but something that happens all the time is police have to deal with people with until health issues. people that might be suicidal. we are using vr to give police officers a chance to go through those scenarios and practice them in highly immersive way and now only experiencing what it is like to be a police officer but we give them a chance to step into what it is like for a person on the receiving end of a police interaction. what we are hearing from psychological experts and ball enforcement who have been through the training -- and law enforcemen

stable condition this morning after a confrontation at his station on saturday night according to the lapd, a man walked in, grabbed the officer's gun during that confrontation and open fired the officer was morning. night again demonstratin against the decision not to charge louisville police officers involved in the march shooting death of breonna taylor in her home. the protests were peaceful but in california, a car drove through a crowd of president trump supporters who were there backing police officers. two people suffered non-life-threatening injuries. the driver was arrested and charged with attempted murder. >>> one of the greatest basketball players of all time, lebron james, is headed back to the nba finals for an astonishing tenth time last night, james had a triple-double to lead th los angeles lakers to a 117-107 win over the denver nuggets. the lakers fair miami or boston in the nba finals. >>> in hockey, the dallas star kept their stanley cup hopes alive beating the lightning 3-2 in double overtime the lightning still lead the series three games to two. you can watch game

the lapd raised money to get him a new one. >>> at 6:00 honoring justice ruth bader ginsburg.e set to begin at the supreme court soon. we'll bring you that live as it gets under way. >>> plus, covid fines. the police department, senior facilities and hospitals facing thousands of dollars in fines for breaking safety rules. >>> and as the nation marks 200 souls lost to the virus san francisco is emerging as a model city when it comes to keeping it at bay. how it stacks up against other major cities. a live report coming up. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> and a good wednesday morning. thank you for making us a part of that morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we've been on since 4:30 waiting for you and you won't have to wait long for a look at the forecast. going to be a nice day today, kari? >>> it's going to be a great day once again. the first full day of fall and we're going to start out with a mostly clear sky. we've seen improved air quality. we're still looking good for outdoor activities and breathing in fresher air. ou

officer paptora is on paid leave and about with the department for eight years and worked for the lapd. >> just because have you a badge doesn't give you the right to kill somebody. >> the investigation is opened by oakland and san leandro police and the d.a.'s office. prosecutors will determine whether the officer will face criminal charges. henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> new at 6:30. police in san francisco are investigating three reports of sexual battery by different victims in the city's laural heights neighborhood. authorities say that two incidents happened at lion and pine street. another happened at lion and pacific. two victims told officers that they were slapped on the rear. one victim said they were groped and it happened between 6 and ten p.m. >>> san francisco officials are taking steps to crack down on this illegal side show. as ktvu's kristen cavfrey says they are taking cars that participate in the side shows. >> city leaders in san francisco have seen an illegal increase inside shows. politicians and police pointing to a deadly shooting at a side show earlier this

. >>> lapd rescue day disabled man moments before his car caught fire.we can see the staring rescue with no time to spare. the man's wheelchair was destroyed in the fire and fortunately it was replaced by an officer donation. the officers say they were just doing their job. >>> it is 6:39. the raiders debut in vegas but there is new hope to get football back to the east bay. the push for diehard fans. >>> the market just opened give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do this. if we do it together. >>> trading is just getting started followin

they were released by lapd or lasd despite i.c.e. detainer request?e. is back after month the of fewer apprehensions at the border. what is the reaction to the l.a.p.d. there? >> city councils they can dictate what local law enforcement can do, and whether they cooperate with federal agents. what the liberal city councils they can't dictate to federal agents what they will do to enforce the law. these federal i.c.e. agents, went in, did the job to protect the american public. that is exactly what the american public wants to see us do. they want us to protect them. they want to be able to goooout th stree strndts and beblble t e tlikerehere se safenaf the t unieit i.e. is helpi hel tngmhe doot.ha abelh:eletnnooohihihi or mororransnaraonaltion cr incraliminang.iminim orlte colttyco polcoeolololha ce fi spe ss, sne o a yng yngng as 16, e old ot o o o o o 2elieved to b m bbe m b of m13 m gg, cn witnh ahilling of o o a teager from long island. his body was found near a reservoir, 16 years old. your reaction to this, ms-13 still a major problem. >> they wi

reporter: officer penn tauro has been with the department for eight leaves and previously worked with the lapd. >> is because you have a badge does not give you the right to kill somebody and getting away with it. >> reporter: the shooting is under investigation by both the oakland and san leandro pd. police will face -- decide whether the officer will face criminal charges. ktvu f0x2 news. >>> two lawsuits have been fileclexpose allegations of fertility fraud, the lawsuits were filed by or fertility doctor secretly used their own sperm to inseminate patients. the lawsuits were filed against doctors in california and virginia. one of the plaintiffs is a livermore woman who was a patient of one of the doctors in the 1980s when he had an office in alamo. she has two children and says the doctor was the donor. >> he secretly used his own sperm. now i have to know that he violated me. and that my children whom i love dearly are the result of his disgusting conduct. >> the fertility fraud came to light after the patient's used home dna test kits, like ancestry.com, and 23 and me. the doctors have n

paid administrative leave, he has been with the department for eight years and previously worked for lapdhooting, that had happened in oakland, the officers actions are being investigated by oakland and san leandro police, as well as the a la meeting county das office. prosecutors will determine whether the officer will face criminal charges. >>> where learning new details about the deadly fire on a scuba diving vote in southern california this happen last year. according to federal documents released just yesterday, surviving crew members on that vote admit that they were not trained on emergency procedures. the cause of the fire remains undetermineds cell phone just h before the fire started. all 33 passengers and one crewmember were killed in the fire. >>> within the last hour, governors and signed two bills requiring employers including fast food restaurants to notify employees of worksite exposure to covid-19. these two new bills come within six months after most of the bay area began the long shelter in place orders, all because of the pandemic. >>> san francisco mayor lynn embry ma

los angeles police department and lapd said they did a flyover but didn't find anyone flying around. the mystery continues. >> dana: just keep your feet on the ground, people. thanks for joining us. i'm dana perino. see you on "the five." john roberts, you wouldn't ever do that jetpack thing, right? >> oh, no, never. but it does go to show in to golden state, there's no shortage of ways to get high. thanks, dana. >> i'm john roberts in for bill hemmer. we're watching the 2020 race unfolding in real time. president trump just speaking at the u.s.s. north carolina. the president's trip comes a day after he visited kenosha, wisconsin. joe biden claims to go tomorrow. early her he talked about reopening schools. we have coverage from all the angles this afternoon and in a moment i'll speak with ronna mcdaniel. jacqui heinrich is in delaware with the latest on joe biden. first, steve harrigan. he's reporting live from wilmington, north carolina. hi, steve. >> john, the president just wrapped up his remarks here in front of the battleship north carolina. remarks that may have been abbrevia

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internal market and also secure peace in northern ire lapd. we are still -- ireland. as you see today with the deal with japan, our major international partners. the u.k. is still a reliable country to do agreements with, particularly in the area of trade. we have shown actually confidence in the united kingdom government and rightly so. >> do you think the e.u. will walk away at the end of the month if the bill does proceed? >> that's a question to put to the european union. what we have been absolutely clear is what we are seeking from the european union is a canada-style free trade agreement. to be similar to what the e.u. has granted canada and japan and others no more, no less than that. that is what we are seeking. but if there is no further agreement, then we go to trading with the european union on australia. >> that was part of our interview with greg hands, u.k. minister of state foreign tradepolicy. all morning we have been watching as america remembers the 9/11 terror attacks. 19 years ago today. we want to go back to the 9/11 memorial and museum here in n

they said they told the los angeles police department and lapd said they did a flyover but didn't find. >> dana: just keep your feet on the ground, people. thanks for joining us. i'm dana perino. see you on "the five." john roberts, you wouldn't ever do that jetpack thing, right? >> oh, no, never. but it does go to show in to golden state, there's no shortage of ways to get high. thanks, dana. >> i'm john roberts in for bill hemmer. we're watching the 2020 race unfolding in real time. president trump just speaking at the u.s.s. north carolina. the president's trip comes a day after he visited kenosha, wisconsin. joe biden claims to go tomorrow. early her he talked about reopening schools. we have coverage from all the angles this afternoon and in a moment i'll speak

on both occasions the lapd went there and issued warnings. >>> president trump has announced federal funding for the kenosha police department during his visit to the city. it has been a week of protests following the police shooting of jacob lake. >> we will provide $1 million to the kenosha law enforcement so that you have some extra money to go out and do what you have to do. you have taken a rough week, to put it mildly. you have dealt with it incredibly well. >> the president said $4 million of federal funding will be provided to businesses and kenosha damage during the protest. however he did not meet with the blake's family during the visit. members of blake's family spoke at a gathering where the shooting had taken place. >> our nephew was shot seven times and that back, nothing can justify that. we don't have any words for the orange man. all i would ask is that he keeps his disrespectful foul language far away from our family. >> during the president's visits, there were competing visits by trump supporters and those that supported black lives matter. >>> governor newsom ha

in california that we're following, where a police officer was injured after a man walked into the lapd's harbor station and shots were fired. officials say that there was an argument in which they believe the officer's gun was taken from him and shots were fired. the officer was injured but he was not shot. hebs -- he is expected to recover. the suspect was later taken into custody after a car chase. this attack comes just two weeks after two los angeles county sheriff's deputies were ambushed while sitting in their patrol car in compton. >>> meanwhile in louisville, new protests overnight over the police raid that caused the death of breonna taylor. this as there is a push to release the grand jury transcripts in the case. abc's trevor ault is in louisville with more. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: eva, good morning. we know of at least 28 people who were arrested here in louisville last night in the fourth night of major demonstrations as these new actions are unfolding in court. attorneys for taylor's boyfriend are asking for grand jury transcripts and all of the materials in the

the lapd has consistently denied having records related to facial recognition and at times even tonightthe technology at all. >>nascar driver denny hamlin has joined charlotte hornets owner michael jordan. yes that michael jordan to form a nascar team with bubba wallace cc there's the driver. wallace responded to the announcement on instagram saying this is a unique once in a lifetime opportunity that i believe is a great fit for my career michael and danny are both great competitors and her focus on building the best team they possibly can to go out and compete for race wins. you see there richard petty that is the. owner that wallace previously drove for wallace is the only black driver on nascar's top circuit. michael jordan released a statement saying quote historically nascar has struggled with diversity and there have been few black owners, the timing seemed perfect as nascar is evolving and embracing social change more and more. >>up next san francisco continues its reopening process, what so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan

. >>> a man wanted for a fatal shooting during a port lapd, oregon, protest is now himself dead, a suspectolice as they tried to arrest him in washington state. cnn's lucy kavanov is there at the scene. >> 48-year-old michael reinoehl was wanted for the shooting of aaron danielson. an warren for his arrest was issued on thursday because he was located in washington across state lines and they sent a fugitive task force to try to a helped him. they tried to do this peacefully when this incident took place. now, we just got a new statement from the thurston county sheriff's office leading the investigation. they said reinoehl tried to flee from officers from the apartment building behind me actually. they say, and i'm going to quote from the statement during the attempt to a helped him, shots were fired at the suspect in the vehicle, and he fled from the police on foot. the sheriff's office adds that additional shots were fired at the suspect, and he was later pronounced dead at the scene. now, the timing of this is a little bit unusual because as this arrest warrant was issued, as this team

jimmy chavez: lapd, texas dps is to take overred austin p.d.use of the drastic cuts that occurred there. it's having ripple effects. pres. trump: good governor there. appreciateery much, it. >> mr. president, i want to this you very much for opportunity. it is an honor and a privilege to be talking to you, to be part this table. -- name is jorge rivas. my wife and i, we own a small sammy's in tucson, mexican grill. pres. trump: has to be doing well. doing?t jorge rivas: doing very good. wasn't doingit well for a while, now it's doing well. jorge rivas: your trips have tremendously. [applause] jorge rivas: before i came to my wife told me make sure you tell the president and love himt him so my wife says she respects you lot.he loves you a since you announced you will be running for president back in wife, donaldmy trump has what it takes to be the next president of the united states. we decided to support you since the first day. back when you went -- in 2016 when you went to tucson and did decided tor there, i make a sign that said latinos bec

coalition said he hopes the shooting was retaliation for the shooting of black and brown people in lapdfamily says kizzie was shot in the back and an investigation is still underway. >> if this is the start of retribution, then i think this is a very good start. >> everybody is set to go, i assume? >> the lasd has faced serious controversies over the years. its sheriff, accused of lying in 2016, was jailed. there was also a lawsuit for deputies forming a gang inside the department. the whistle blower said in a deposition deputies formed a gang called the executioners in compton. he said they sport the same tattoos and used excessive force on suspects. >> me being a trained officer, i'm a supervisor, and i have to report this behavior. >> reporter: the sheriff deputy's union responded to those claims. >> the accusations of being criminal gangs within the sheriff's department, that's ridiculous. >> reporter: but union representative hernandez and long-time compton residents say the idea of retaliation like this is sickening. >> to the group that came out here and screamed, we hope you die

it is a recorded interview that is transcribed by lapd, in which he says no one identified themselves as police. that is his first interview. and yet, they go in front of the grand jury and rely on the statement, you know, two months later, in which he said, yeah, they identified themselves. it is -- it is -- it is incompetence and corruption, at the highest order. >> the attorney general, today, said that the investigation found the officers were justified in their use of force after having been fired upon by your client, kenneth walker. what -- what's your response to that? >> okay. well, they may very well have been. that's a question to present to a jury. it is not for prosecutorial -- to declare suspects innocent when my clients are charged with murder, they take it in front of a jury and the jury decides. the prosecutor doesn't just say, oh, yeah, you're justified. go home now. and that is the problem. and that -- that is what people are really upset about is, if a jury acquits them, fine. present -- you say you have a warrant. that's a good defense. you say you acted in self-de

also with us is retired lapd sergeant, cheryl dorsey. author of "black and bl blue: the creation of a social advocate." sergeant dorsey, what is your takeaway from the conclusions reached yesterday by the grand jury and attorney general there? >> well, it seems to me as if this attorney general cherry picked information that he wanted to present to the jurors. we know that there were vervelts who said they didn't hear the officers announce, but he chose to present the one who said they did. and when you understand that this ag is a trump ally and reportedly engaged to the granddaughter of moscow mitch, it all makes sense. i find it appalling. >> on the facts that were presented, and this is what we've been told by the attorney general of kentucky, we haven't necessarily seen the documentation ourself here. the attorney general said that kenneth walker shot first and hit the officer mattingly, jonathan mattingly, in the leg. and therefore the officers were justified in returning fire. how much does that explain to you -- how sufficient is

brian: here with more lapd officer host of the dairies on fox nation.ng guys? >> well, there's virtually no evidence that any of these 3 young men committed the homicide of these three 8-year-old boys, when i say virtually none, i mean, none. there was one confession from one of the 3 that was coerced over 12 hours and recorded for 45 minutes and that individual was borderline retarded with an iq of 72. so that was the beginning of this investigation that was flawed and the detective failed to see the evidence of exonerated all 3 of them the entire way through it. it's actually very shocking and my favorite episode of the season. brian: mark, when you look at these do you go in unbiased? there's something wrong in the case, i will put it out on television? >> no, sometimes you're complementing the investigation. i do the atlanta child murders and there's this situation there where the belief that there's another solution to this case actually led to the suspect, but when you look at the cases you have to just look at the facts that the detective was pre

now the national guard on the other side of the spends at the entrance along with state police and lapdey are bracing and being cautious what may come. this is not a new thing. the national guard and police come every year because it's one of the biggest sorting events in the country but they are aware of the demonstrations expected. you should begin within the hour just a few blocks from here. we spoke to one of the black lives matter, many of the social justice groups after along with one called united freedom, he's from louisville, here's what he had to say about the kentucky derby doesn't represent him or the people. >> we are not represented and they don't want to talk to us, they don't want to discuss anything. you have better kids, army guard, national guard, we are not looking to fight you, we don't have guns, we have science. we are making real clear that we don't get justice, then we are going to fight for it. >> counter protesters led by gentleman who called him self the angry biking protesting what he said was affecting the constitutional rights of all americans, they were a

the lapd was told about this, but they have not located this guy on a jetpack. tom?get gio in the jetpack. >> yes, yes. >> that could add to that reporting. >>> coming up next surprising labor deals you won't want to miss. up next surprising labor deals you won't want to miss. the only thing that makes t-mobile's new offer on iphone better is the people you share it with. so right now switch and get two new lines of unlimited for only $90 and get 2 iphone 11's or 2 iphone 11 pro's on us. all on t-mobile's most powerful signal that goes farther than ever before. hurry into t-mobile now and get two iphone 11' s or two iphone 11 pro's on us. only at t-mobile. ...to soccer practices... ...and new adventures. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. let's help protect them together. because missing menb vaccination could mean missing out on a whole lot more. ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. ask your doctor if yo

is this an opportunity for the lapd to get back on the offense. >> absolutely. i spent 28 years.h the stories i hear about just in some instances inaction. there each and every day. finance a great city. to see this happen is so unacceptable. i like what lisa says. when you talk about understand one. community here in detroit has spoken loudly. they don't want it here. they some of these protesters to leave. not all of them. we have had over 100 days, by and large most of it has been peaceful. but there have been instances where they became aggressive this must end and we have to stand together. link arm in arm and say these are our city streets. this is our home. it's time for this to end. brian: chief, you want the protests to end over 100 day dan portland. do you know what i heard, we are going to stop allowing the men and women to use tear gas. is that the help you need? >> yeah. i have seen that and i know that jim had to deal with that up in michigan where they literally passed legislation or rather an injunction saying you can't use shields, tear gas, i think what people d

mayor for slashing lapd's budget by $150 million. support sanctuary cities. wants to stop construction on the border wall. free healthcare for illegals just to name a few things. she is being called -- biden is being called the place holder the trojan horse by the president and the surrogates. even, brian, harris and biden have both called it the harris-biden ticket. brian: there is a reason why i know by mistake a couple times on the same day, perhaps. here's the thing. that's the biggest worry that democrats had that bernie sanders was going to get the nomination and he was because they know america would not elect a socialist in 2020. maybe in 2030 sadly that won't be the case. so bernie sanders and jockeys joe biden signed essentially a manifesto of understanding about how their axioms, their beliefs, their policies will coincide. so if the president can force joe biden to admit he is going to be way left of center, he has a better changes of winning. he says aoc goes on to say he is stubborn, is joe biden, on healthcare and a public option. but she think

s mayor for slashing lapd's budget. a lot of conservatives are worried about those policies. what do you say? >> yeah. i think that's going to be the case for michigan today, too. when i'm there on the ground is what matters most to them. i think when it comes to joe biden. he was once known as the greatest retail politician. he has turned into more of a political committee i don't know changing his view on things based on who is in the room. i think that's going to be problematic for michigan voters. look, i'm interested what they were going to say. they were definitely hit strongly when it comes to covid. even though the governor's approval rating is at 57%. i often don't put my stock into those polls. i actually want to see what's happening on the ground. and they have been affected severely when it comes to their economy. the question is, the president won michigan in 2016. will he win it this time. and will they support this governor while at the same time she has hurt their businesses and when you really look at the policies where her and her have quite frankly played b

that's the lapd code for murder , they meant a police officer. end well there but i want to take a picture of her bag and make her infamous, it was a woman and two guys in a upper middle class white neighborhood you're recommending killing the police officers that preserve your ability to eat malamars in your mothers basement playing video games all day? if this isn't a failure and an indictment of the culture were going on right now and a failure of our country to educate our youth, i really don't know what is. and you really believe the cops are your problem, and your hierarchy of issues i've heard you quote maslov, in your hierarchy of needs let's attack the police officers and advertise murder on a cop? really? have you thought that through? clearly not. jedediah: dan, we gotta leave it here, dan, but thanks for being here as always we appreciate having you, and thanks for sharing your sunday morning with us. pete: thank you. jedediah: dan bongino. we'll turn to your headlines now , at least 31 people have died in wildfires on the west coast,