the prime suspect was a lapd detective stephanie lazarus.ough the murder book, he found almost nothing on lazarus, even though she was the ex-girlfriend of the husband of sherri rasmussen. there was only one notation in the criminology in 1986. a detective had written stephanie lazarus, p. o., police officer. as if her name had come up, but not as a suspect. no notes of any conversation with her? >> no paper trail. >> she seemed to be someone above suspicion. stephanie ilene lazarus had grown up in southern, california, a tom boy of sorts and loved sports. she attended u.c.l.a. where she played basketball. it was during her college days that she met and dated john ruetten, long before he and sherri got married. after graduating in 1982, lazarus surprised her family by joining the lapd. this when only a handful of women entered the force. >> i don't think i knew that she was applying. >> stephanie's brother steven. >> i was very proud of steph. i thought it was a cool thing. >> stephanie lazarus quickly rose through the ranks of lapd, from pa

. >> desperate rescue effort near mid lapd, texas, to save a little girl who fell into a well. >> this was life as it happened in real time and the entire world watched. >> 18-month-old baby. >> eighth hour. >> 12th hour. >> more than 52 hours now. >> this effect of everybody together having the same image at the same time -- >> jessica. >> jessica. >> but it started back then. it started with this. >> a little kid fell down a well. everybody thought four r o five feet, six feet, we can reach down and get her out of there. but, you know, it turned out to be very different. but that hole's not that big around. i don't even think it's 12 inches. would a dog fall down there, you know, a chihuahua or a small terrier, yeah. but a baby? last thing that come to your mind. we realized we couldn't just reach down there and get her. well, then it became we don't know what to do. >> there wasn't a lot of people. there was a handful of policemen and fire paramedic and a smattering of reporters like myself. baby jessica was the biggest story going on at that time. >>> live, from midland odessa, 2 n

i think it is a problem inside the lapd at this point. you could elaborate on what happened in july, the korean spa called wi spa becong the center of attacks. what is the significance and what happened? >> this is a signicant part of the story because, again, part of the same individuals. there had been a customer that had come into wi spa and you see a video that circulated, i think tucker crossan at one point picked it up, but she comes out and claims theres a pedophile, trans individual in the dressing room and she is worried about children, this kind of thing. they staged a countprotests and protest in front of wi s. i spoke to security at wi spa and they do have transgender clients that attend the spa but there was no transgender clients present that day when this video was shot so there's a general feeling -- this is also coming from the lapd -- that is not authentic video. i have not been able tverify that. that is just what i'm being told by security. we had a gro that have now combined with these other guys, and they're very rel

the lapd has launched a use of force investigation.epresenting lapd officers is demanding the nba investigate the incident and hold hayes accountable. >>> one ted hall mansion could set a new bar for luxury real estate in tahoe. in 2013, a home in zephyr cove sold for a record $48 million but this estate in incline village could blow that out of the water. or out of the lake. 575 lake shore is up first they'll for a cool $60 million because the architecture was inspired by the famed yosemite a whiny hotel. the lot is two parcels that take up over five acres. the main home over 12,000 square feet and of course, it overlooks the lake. i wonder what that would be just for rent for one night. a whole year's salary. >> what sold it for me was the blue skies in tahoe. i cannot wait until you get back to those days. here at home, for two reasons, this is probably not the best day to be outside for a whole lot and tomorrow's going to be identical come in terms of heat, and air-quality. i wish i had better news for sunday. i do for much of next

obviously one person was stabbed and seriously injured per the lapd, remains hospitalized.retty quickly, and unfortunately this is a pattern we've seen at a few other protests around l.a. going back to january 6th of these kind of ideologically opposed groups just breaking down into street brawls. >> do people come ready to fight? did they come in this one? >> in the moments before that video starts, i was walking around the edge of city hall, and there were definitely people among the anti-vaccine rally functioning as de facto security. at least one of them has showed up in other pictures wearing proud boy merchandise, so it's been suggested there were other proud boys there. they were kind of talking over walkie-talkies. on the other side, yeah, you saw people in knee pads, people with helmets on. i don't know people's motives. i don't read minds. i can't say they came there dead set on violence, but there were people, you know, definitely wearing clothing that would suggest they were at least prepared for combat. >> yeah. what did police say about the attack? so far no o

the lapd are investigating against a high profile republican opponent.or, cancelled after the terror attack. how badly does newsom need a boost from the white house? >> reporter: well, it's a double edged sword here, anderson. the last thing glovovernor news wants now fighting for his job two weeks away is to talk about afghanistan. what he is missing, though, by this cancelled rally is he is missing a chance for an optimistic enthusiastic rally targeting the democratic base here in california. he would be able to stand beside the favorite daughter among the base vice president camkamala ha harris. he doesn't get that because this rally is cancelled and we're not getting any word of whether or not this rally will be rescheduled before the election. >> i know you got early ballot return numbers. what do they show? >> reporter: this is very interesting. i want to emphasize that one word you used, early. the reason why is because we're looking at 13% of the ballots being returned. this is from the pdi, political data incorporated. it is a democratic trackin

and in the report that she filed with the lapd, she says that he also pushed her.harges are salacious, ridiculous. they vehemently deny it, and they say that what they are going to do is to simply focus on the election. >> anderson. >> kyung lah, appreciate the update. the news continues now with don and "don lemon tonight." >>> this is "don lemon tonight." thank you so much for joining us. we are going to begin with breaking news. the u.s. has conducted an air strike against isis-k, an isis-k planner, that is our breaking news tonight. central command spokesman captain bill urban says in a statement, quote, u.s. military forces conducted an over-the-horizon counterterrorism operation today against an isis-k planner. the unmanned air strike occurred in the nangarhar province of afghanistan. initial indications are that we killed the target. we know of no civilian casualties. >>> that as we have more breaking news tonight on a new threat in afghanistan. the u.s. embassy in kabul, just now, again, warning u.s. citizens at a number of gates at that airport to leave im

my and 9/11 occurred in all kinds of things are happening that of that opportunity of losou angeles lapdlargest apartment in the united states. i don't think there is any department other than maybe new york that people see more so forth there is a long career you mentioned dragnet those are la-based but l.a. was going to her crisis. they were under consent decree but now your predecessor thought of the consent decree you embrace the consent decree. why? >> it is an example sometimes you need the outsider. he was an insider. so my predecessor and i who is an extraordinarily pride in his department despite theut flaws so he would not accept criticism of the department because i felt he thought his criticism of him so he wed never accepted fight tooth and nail so the mayor understood. the necessity brought a and then and this is place falls in elected chief i cannot and you are right he did not get to be elected largely for the fact despite my own success coming in with crime going down what everybody is looking for, but politically an extraordinarily influential but he also himself gave u

kennedy: i discussed over the weekend talking to sheriff deputies lapd officers which is up to threeere a lot of them this weekend, i was like what's going on? we just want people to feel safe. what they feel safer now that these people are going to be fined $1000. violation? >> probably not because if there's one thing mayor garcetti has effectively done before his passage to india, is to create this underclass, this class of untouchables help myself, i could be fined but not the homeless. you can't find the homeless because there and snow where to send the ticket they would just be thrown out but you can only find taxpaying law-abiding citizens such as myself so it's not going to do anything. kennedy: what does law enforcement have to say? i go early in the morning and see a lot of cops going door to door, what do cops say when they talk about their job? >> my heart goes out for lapd officers, their hands are tied and when you look at them going door to door, that's because they need to treat tense as private property even if they are chasing a suspect if they go into their tent an

all kinds of things are happening that you get another opportunity in los angeles lapd. i mean the third-largest department in the united states. i don't think there's any department other than maybe new york that people have seen more in movies and tv and so forth and it's a long career. you mentioned dragnet of most tv programs. they were la-based finale was going through a crisis. they were under consent decree and in fact you started as one of the monitors. your predecessor fought the consent decree. you and braced the consent decree. why? >> guest: that it's an example of sometimes it's an insider. extraordinarily prideful individual but had brightened in his department despite all of its flaws so would not accept criticism of the department which he felt was criticism of him. he was never going to accept it and thought it tooth and nail so the mayor at that time understood the necessity for consent decree to keep the federal government from taking over the department and decided and he was told if you get rid of this police chief you will not be affected mayor and

>> my heart really goes out for lapd officers. their hands are really tied. treat tense is private property. even if they are chasing a suspect, if they go in their tent and simply zip it up then you have a warrant to go inside. and to treat the same as me myself a hone omar. had their hands tied they have to treat it is private property now. kennedy: that is true, the aclu has effectively been backing them. if you look at businesses in downtown l.a., the business owners in l.a. are as frustrated as the resident them venice. they have shops, they have restaurants, all sorts of facilities people cannot access because of the tense. it's a $1000 fine if you do it, what will take care of homelessness in los angeles? so far it's not just throwing billions of dollars of the problem that seems to be incentivizing. >> the more money you spent on homeless, the bigger the problem gets. more money means more problems. i'm here new york and i was visiting some the homeless encampments here in new york, our states are very different. new york has a different mandate than

the lapd is investigating. >> domestic violence is a crime, and that applies to larry elder as much aseverybody else. kumasi: earlier this month elder denied his ex fiance's allegations, tweeting i've never brandished a gun at anyone. it's not me and anyone who knows me knows it's not me. everyone is getting a mail-in ballot because of the pandemic and you only have until monday to register to vote. after that you can do a conditional voter registration until election day, tuesday, september 14. reggie: a new warning about a dramatic rise in reports that fake vaccine cards may flooding the market. is being done across social media and e-commerce. they are concerned they are popping up at colleges, like the university of north carolina. >>>> when i speak with students about the voluntary vaccination program, they personally know exactly how to get these vaccine cards, and they know personally students who have submitted these to the university. reggie: terrible. unc tells abc news that students who provide false information may face disciplinary action up to suspension. computer experts

the lapd confirming that a domestic violence incident report has been filed with them.. but we have spoken to elder's fiancee. this recent report that was just filed is in regards to an incident from 2015. she says that during their breakup in 2015, that he brandished a weapon. she put in the police report that she filed just a few days ago, that he pushed her. and, you know, she also says that their relationship -- in an interview with cnn -- was volatile. that it was abusive. but at this point, the elder campaign says that these are salacious, they are untrue. and they want to focus on the recall and trying to replace governor newsom. >> all right. kyung lah with the lay of the land in california. thank you so much. >>> president biden today warned that another terrorist attack in kabul is likely. the latest on what could be the most dangerous stage of this mission at the kabul airport. that's ahead. , ayy, ayy ♪ ♪ yeah, we fancy like applebee's on a date night ♪ ♪ got that bourbon street steak with the oreo shake ♪ ♪ get some whipped cream on the top too ♪ ♪ two stra

but you get another opportunity, los angeles, lapd.i mean, the third largest department in the united states. i don't think there's any department other than maybe new york that people of seymour and movies and tv and so forth and there's a long career predict dragnet and those tv programs, they were la-based. but la was going through a crisis. they were monitoring. in fact he started with monitoring system. with a point of police chief. and your predecessor, you embraced this. why. bill: sometimes you need an outsider and he was an insider so i do predecessor certainly prideful individual but had extraordinary pride in his department despite all of his flaws so would not accept criticism on the department because i believe he just felt it was criticism with him. and so he was never going to accept it. he fought it to the nails of the mayor at the time jim hart understood and necessity for the consents to keep the federal government from actually taking over the department. he was told that if you can you would not be reelected mayor i

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tomorrow my ride along with the lapd, what i discovered will make you cry and have a little hope as wello you always stay connected with us and don't forget to show that you understand what is at stake by wearing your freedom matters all for charity and i said to thank you for watching and remember it is america now and forever. greg gutfeld kicks off from here. >> thursday august 2, '05, fox news alert. another terror threat from british officials morning of imminent attack on crowd types outside kabul airport as americans in afghanistan are told to leave the area immediately but president biden isn't answering questions. instead he's cracking jokes. >> what will you do americans are thereafter the deadline. >> he will be the first person i will call. >> vice president

lapd, what i discovered will make you cry and have a little hope as well. set your dvr so you always stay connected with us and don't forget to show that you understand what is at stake by wearing your freedom matters all for charity and i said to thank you for watching and remember it is america now and forever. greg gutfeld kicks off from here. >> thursday august 2, '05, fox news alert. another terror threat from british officials morning of imminent attack on crowd types outside kabul airport as americans in afghanistan are told to leave the area immediately but president biden isn't answering questions. instead he's cracking jokes. >> what will you do americans are thereafter the deadline. >> he will be the first person i will call. >> vice president kamala harris taking questions, you on afghanistan. carley: doug luzader begins coverage in washington. >> this reported threat of an imminent attack follows ominous warning coming from the us embassy and that warning said due to threats outside kabul airport us citizens should avoid traveling to the airpor

the lapd confirms they are investigating. >> domestic violence is a crime. that applies to everybody. >> earlier this month, elder denied the claims and allegations, tweeting i have never brandished a gun at anyone. it is not me. everyone who knows me knows it is not me. every voter is getting a mail-in ballot for this recall election because of the pandemic. you only have until monday to register to vote. after that, you can do a conditional registration up until election day. >> federal oversight of the oakland police department could come to an end. opd was put under control of a monitor and federal judge in 2003 after a series of abuses and civil rights violations. now civil rights attorneys who filed the lawsuit that prompted the federal investigation say the department is ready to go on its own. some disagree because opd has not competed five of the 52 mandated reforms. federal health officials are are concerned about an alarming increase in fake vaccination cards among college students. a reporter explains how one college is cracking down. >> a new wa

lapd confirms they know the allegations and they are investigating.month, he denied these allegations saying he had never brandished a gun at anyone. she says this denial is what prompted her to report to police. >> domestic violence is a crime. that applies to larry elder as much as it applies to anyone else. liz: he is the front runner candidate to replace gavin newsom in the recall election. he is drawing large crowds at campaign events and this week, he picked up an unexpected endorsement. a former california legislator and lard time charter school proponent. >> the recall of newsom is not about local party. liz: he declined to join them for a debate. he said he will only debate if newsom does. he was still a target. former san diego target took aim at him on his position on women. >> larry elder does not have the character, judgment, skill set or experience to be governor. liz: he is airing a new campaign ad that goes after newsom and elder at the same time. >> california is in crisis but we shouldn't replace just one with another. liz: this demo

with the way the lapd responded to some of these right-wing protests. giving these groups too much leeway, like the anti-vaccine group. so, both sides are furious with one another, and at least one has little to no trust in the police department that's supposed to be to be responding to these situations. so the potential is there. >> good luck, man. be safe. thanks so much. thank you. we'll be right back. - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. (vo) how do you know when you've found your team? whether you're winning, or just doing your best. when you're on the lanes, they're right behind you. reunite with your team. go bowling. dry eye symptoms driving you crazy? inflammation might be to blame. inflammation: time for ache and burn! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. inflammation: those'll probably pass by me! xiidra works differently, targeting

lapd. the third largest in the united states. i don't think there's any department other than maybe new york that people have seen more in movies and tv and so forth and a long career. he mentioned earlier the program, they were la-based. but l.a. was going through a crisis. they were under a decree, he started a monitor, you are on the monitor appointed as police chief. your predecessor fought you embraced that. why? >> it's an example of sometimes you need an outsider. he was an insider so my predecessor and extraordinarily prideful individual pride in his department despite the flaws so would not accept criticism for the department because, i believe just felt it was criticism of him so he was never going to accept it, thought it tooth and nail so the mayor at that time saw the necessity decree to keep the federal government from taking over the department and decided, he was told if you get rid of this police chief you will not be reelected and he says i have to do it and he did it and they were right, he did not get reelecte

chaos outside city hall, los angeles, where the lapd is investigating a stabbing that broke out amidon mandate protests there. cnn's paul vercammen just got to the scene. it's a rowdy crowd. what is going on there, paul? >> reporter: well, there were several hundred demonstrators who showed up. we're going to talk to them in a moment. as you articulated, we saw some violence did erupt. from what we understand, someone among these protesters over here, who are against any sort of mask or vaccine mandates, one of those demonstrators was stabbed. we understand they are in the hospital, possibly stabbed in the torso in stable condition. anonymous, you have a lot to say. you showed up here in l.a. today. tell us what it is that you're trying to drive home right now. >> so this is not political anymore. this is not religious. every political party, left and right, every religion, every class, everyone, is coming together for human rights. the clinical trials are not done yet. so how can you fire people in the united states who have worked for decades and they are scared to take this experi

. >> la mayor eric garcetti has reached out to him and the lapd police chief has been calling him every day. >> new details about the importance of getting the covid vaccine for people who have recovered from covid, a new study from the cdc shows survivors who did not get the vaccine had twice the risk of getting re infected the report out of kentucky has to growing laboratory evidence that vaccines offer an important boost to the natural immunity, including broader protection against new mutants florida's board of education has approved emergency rule to allow private school vouchers to parents who say their school districts mask-wearing mandates amount to child harassment covid safety policies in the state include requirements to wear masks. but the parents could request the vouchers under provisions normally used to protect children who are being bullied. the meeting was scheduled a week after governor ron desantis ordered the department to come up with ways to pressure school districts, not to impose mask mandates saying they had the legal right to make decisions about their childre

evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, evan, thank you, a former lapd officer is being charged with voluntary manslaughter in connection with the deadly off duty shooting at a cost. store former officer salvador sanchez also was charged with assault with a semi automatic firearm, investigators say 32 year old kenneth french was shopping with his parents at a costco in riverside county back in 2019 french who had a mental illness, knock sanchez down from behind. sanchez then opened fire, killing french and wounding his parents. no at six cameras capture a brazen hit and run in oakland. and we want to tell you that the good news here is that the victim is okay. he's coming back. coming back. careful. good lord, witnesses say the driver of a chevy bolt hit a man on purpose yesterday. this happened near the intersection of dorne and taken after the man yelled at the driver to slow down in the neighborhood. all come. police officers are investigating. if you know anything that can help them find the driver contact the oakland police department. surveillance video shows how a robbery in oakland end

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lapd had to respond to two dueling protests outside l.a. city hall on the south lawn where one guy stabbed somebody else, one protester stabbed a counter protester. you, brandy, have been reporting on the proud boys who have been showing up and kind of -- excuse me, "the daily beast" has been reporting on the proud boys who have been teaming up with anti-maskers where there have been protests at school boards. what is going on here, brandy? >> yeah, my good friend, kelly, wile, at "the daily beast," basically what we're seeing what is we've been seeing since 2020, and that is that proud boys, white supremacists, anti-vaxers, anti-maskers, second amendment people, regular freedom conspiracy theorist folks, all of these people who seem like they have disparate motivations, are actually coming together under this anti-establishment, freedom banner, sometimes pro-trump. we saw all of these groups out protesting at the anti-lockdown protests in the spring of 2020. now they have a lot of other things to add to their big umbrella of supposed griev

>> reporter: we're talking about expansive areas of lapd.r photo journalist, you can see the video he took late yesterday afternoon. when you are looking down in the grand isle part, you will see part of the stretch south of new orleans there, and it's still so difficult for these search and rescue teams to access. you see that coast guard flight trying to their best to survey the damage and see what may still exist there on those parts of the land south of new orleans. there's the 20-mile stretch of highway that is essentially underwater or that is buckled in, and it's made it inaccessible by vehicle, and that's where the coast guard is deployed, as well as 24 shallow water response units into that area to help with the search effort, again, deploying here from mobile, alabama. that's where you are looking at in those areas there where folks still had trouble gaining access to that, and i know we will be waiting for the louisiana governor for his update, because we have four confirmed deceased individuals at this time and there are still qu

. >> one of the most extraordinary cases in lapd history. >> total, were not in kansas anymore. >> a me a big smile and and i lived in that smile for years. >> and all the time episode the killer was hiding in plain sight. >> no indication she was ever spoken to? >> no. >> t

the lapd mark move could result in more vaccine mandates across the country. miguel almaguer, has more. >> reporter: expected but still historic. full approval of pfizer's vaccine for people 16 and older marks another major milestone in the pandemic. coming 97 days after the fda began its official review. the first covid vaccine to move beyond emergency-use authorization. the new announcement expected to move the needle on future vaccinations. >> those who have been waiting for full approval should go get your shot now. the vaccination is free. it's easy. it's safe and it's effective. >> just going to feel a little pinch. okay? >> reporter: immediately following fda approval, a wave of public, private, and government employers announced they will now require staff to be vaccinated. among them, the pentagon, affecting 1.4 million active-duty troops with many more expected to follow suit. new york city's department of education says all 148,000 educators and staff will need to be at least partially vaccinated by the end of next month. >> now, we're already seein

because, of course, the lands that the united states aspired to control and redistribute were lapds that were occupied by native american populations with their own claims, their own sense of legitimacy. and in the process of trying to enact this theoretical revolution in the availability of land, we will see that the united states took a very exploitive approach to its relationship with native peoples throughout the -- throughout eastern north america. and that is a process that began in the revolution itself. in order to kind of focus our discussion of this issue, i want to focus on the ohio country and the ohio indians. there were indian populations all up and down the eastern seaboard in the kinds of transappalachian west. and there are all kinds of different stories associated with these groups. but for our purposes, just to kinds of focus on one of these groups, i want to focus on the ohio country, which we have already talked about, because the ohio valley was the focus of lord dunn moore's war of 17 -- bun fors frts to claim kentucky, what is now kentucky from the shawnees throug