>> i just -- there's more moneys, there's more resources going to the lapd. these are the only responses that we will come up with. more task forces. more criminalization of the community. more draconian laws. more massive surveillance. the same amount of money could be spent in youth programs. the same amount of money could be spent on relocating people and giving them permanent housing. >> reporter: and while he says he feels empathy for the victim of follow-home robberies and notes these crimes should never happen, he notes it's getting outsized 44%, isha a cause for concern for you? >> that is a cause for concern. i think what is our response is more important than that. and our response seems to be it happens to be or it's a regular practice in this city where it's a constant investment in policing our way out of problems. >> reporter: for christine quinn sharing her story has become part of her healing. >> i wanted to make people aware this can happen to anyone at any time no matter, you know, if you have 47 security cameras or none at all. >> our thank

instead he is spending his time on legal action against the lapd because this man the chief of lapd hasthat was held as a hero for the crime of not getting vaccinated. totally and high justified and disgusting out of felt she says the us is out of the pandemic so he get his job back will all of those americans who were unjustly fired or suspended get their jobs back? joining me now is lapd officer now on paid leave and michael, when did they do this to you? and what have they said to you to justify this? >> good evening steve. thank you for having me on. it's an honor to share screen time with the doctor. i have been suspended since november 3rd, 2021. the reason is i refuse to acquiesce to the vaccine mandate set forth by the city. steve: what is going on now? how are the handling this or what have you done in response? >> since the implementation of the covid ordinance, i and two other officers and one of their wives formed and anti- mandate coalition called roll call for freedom made up of lapd officers and the city of los angeles civilian employees. we have been actively rallying ag

a citywide tactical alert has been issued by the lapd. about 400 people gathered in front of a federal courthouse downtown to protest the possible overturning of roe v. wade and has the protests continued into the night, the lapd says some of those who were in attendance at the rally attempted to take the intersection and some of the crowd through rocks and bottles -- threw rocks and bottles at officers. one officer is injured although the extent is unknown. push back against the leaked supreme court opinion is also being seen in the bay area. locally, abortion-rights activists held protests in several cities today. tim johns has been keeping track of several of them and joins us from the newsroom with more. tim: san francisco, oakland, san jose, all among the bay area cities holding protests today. several people in attendance at those rallies telling me they are not just fighting for abortion-rights but for women's rights as a whole. on the streets of the bay area, feelings of disbelief. >> i was immediately devastated. i could not beli

the lapd has identified that man as 23 year-old isaiah lead from los angeles. he was a member, the audience at last night's show. witnesses say le and 48 year-old chappelle tussled on the stage floor because before actually lee ran away behind a screen on stage, develop your to run toward the altercation, saying his attacker was being stopped. he asked repeatedly for security to remove him from stage and even joked with the audience about his apparent attacker calling him a trans man. of course, those comments coming after that meeting has been recently criticized for his remarks about the transgender community. meantime, video circulating online showing the chaotic scene outside of the hollywood bowl. lee surrounded by security guards being placed on a gurney and loaded into an ambulance to be taken to a hospital with the gruesome arm injury, lapd says lead was armed with a replica gun that can a jack. the knife blade when it discharged correctly. he was arrested last night and is facing felony assault with a deadly weapon. his bail is set at 30 $1000. it appe

one of his reps says he's cooperating with lapd but these folks need to get a grip.omics or anyone you disagree with is never the answer so where do we go from here? party panel is back. katie pavlich, marie harf and dave smith. dave, you are an actual comic. where are we in society when people feel it's a good idea to go on stage and assault someone in the middle of a set? >> well, i am against that. kennedy: your for it, york going to write that down. [laughter] >> i've noticed for years, since like. [two bells tolling] but getting worse every single year, audience members are way more sensitive to something that offends them and blurring the line between violence or whatever but i haven't felt any more than the typical danger of being a nightclub that someone would do something and comedians were concerned that this would lead to a new president, i don't know if it's true or not but i will tell you i like the president of somebody rushing date chapelle, it was very serious, the guy had a knife on him, you have no way of knowing whether he was trying to stab him or

let's bring in retired lapd sergeant cheryl dorsey and former fbi advisory special agent steve moore. steve, let me start with you. you've got the head of the school district police force, which is maybe six or seven officers, calling the shots on this active shooter situation. you've got 19 law enforcement members in the hallway. at what point do the officers say, you are wrong here, you obviously don't know what you're doing, break chain of command, and go in? is that something that could have or typically would have happened if you're getting it this wrong? >> well, it certainly should have happened and it could have happened. i believe that those other officers are obviously from a different agency, don't know the ranks, don't know who was the highest ranking officer in that group of 19. but, listen, it's just common sense. how could anybody who has been properly trained and armed themselves hear what was going on in that classroom and not take action? and so there was a colossal failure, we now know, on every level. i don't know if the 911 dispatchers are probably not used to han

now, we reached out to chappelle reps, the hollywood bowl and the lapd, we're waiting to hear back. this takes us back, brianna, to the oscars incident when the world saw will smith slap chris rock, comedians came out right after that, like amy schumer, expressing concern that something like that could happen, security should be better, and now we need to know how this person got into the venue with a knife allegedly and how they got on to the stage. no laughing matter here. >> brynn, thank you for that report. >>> we have some new cnn reporting revealing that homeland security officials in the trump administration altered an intelligence report on russian interference. >> and don't become putin's altar boy. those words from pope francis, one of the strongest condemnations that i think i've ever heard from a pontiff. bonnie boon i'm calling you out. everybody be cool, alright? with ringcentral we can pull bonnie up on phone, message, or video, all in the same app. oh... hey bonnie, i didn't see you there. ♪ ringcentral ♪ ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" mirala

the lapd this morning saying lee was armed with a replica gun backhanded jac the knife blade. when it is discharged correctly. he was arrested last night and is facing felony assault with a deadly weapon. his bail is set at 30 $1000 this morning. it appears that chappelle was an injury, in fact, continued on stage for a few more minutes after the attack spoke with audience members. he was also joined by chris rock. they both joked about the altercation. chris rock made a comment about, well, maybe this was will smith that attacked you. obviously, that comment coming after that famous oscar slap this morning, james area. we have reached out to the hollywood bowl and netflix which actually runs the festival chappelle was performing last night. we have yet to hear back from both of them. i send it back to you. incredible. wow, ok? well. >> we'll have to see what comes of the investigation in the coming days. carlos, thank you so much for that update. >> thanks a lot. 18 is the time right now and >> we've got to take a look at the weather is going to be really hot today. but just

i'd say that many of our sources are current and former lapd officers.re department by the public information officer, reminding everyone that is against policy to speak to the media, and that all requests should go through them. so absolutely, there's a lot of pressure to not speak to people outside. there are people that really wants to, internally. but i think that part of this is a system problem, a big part of this is a system problem. >> and let me ask you this, because we know the police departments around the country have chosen to settle, and use taxpayer money -- unarmed people. have there been attempts in these cases to settle with people who've had their money stolen, to cover it up that way? >> well, in a local system, they're pleading illegals are very common, this is true around the country. it's true and sexual assault cases, involving police officers, it's true in someone's home is rated. and the plea deals and up, i think, allowing for pretty lenient sentencing of officers, and for things not to be found out by the public. >> great repo

we've reached out to chappelle's reps, the hollywood bowl, lapd and we are waiting to get all of this. this brings us back to the oscars when the world saw will smith slap chris rock. the comedian came out immediately like that like amy schumer expressing there's something like this that could happen, there are concerns about security at an event like this. a very serious undertone about how people like chris rock and others -- and dave chappelle need to be protected while doing their work on stage. they say controversial things, but this is what happens and this needs to be looked at more closely. >> we are waiting to get more details in. also that video cleared, i know you will keep on working on it. thank you very much. >>> democrat tim ryan and republican j.:vance will be squared off in november in ohio's crucial senate race. we will ask ryan if he can win in an increasingly red state. >>> and he's helping to keep ukraine's skies from falling under russian control. the ukrainian fighter pilot known as moon fish, you have met him before this morning, joins us live on "new day." >>>

according to data from the lapd, a sense gascÓn took office in 2020, los angeles has seen a 34% increasese in violent crimes, and a 6% up chris in property crimes. also a 67% increase in shooting victims. meanwhile, arrests are down by nearly a quarter. advocates say these numbers do not tell the whole story. as one brownstein puts it in the atlantic, the successes of gascÓn's approach are measured by individuals who were kept out of prison and use the opportunity to stabilize their lives. or are inherently much less visible than the failures. offenders who given that chance commit more crimes. not to mention the fact that numerous variables contribute to rising crime. and crime rates are also rising in areas with right-wing police chiefs and -- prosecutors. in fact, gascÓn made that point in my show back in 2020. >> what i am trying to do is something that is not actually against public safety. to the contrary, i believe that reforms and public safety actually work well together. and we have seen the reverse. in this county we had a 27% increase in violent crime. during the period of ti

and then just about an hour ago, lapd declared a citywide tactical alert. and i go, okay. outside the supreme court crowd of protesters grew throughout the day and was estimated at more than 1000 people at one point people on both sides of the issue chanting holding signs and facing off fox's madeline rivera. joining us live tonight from washington, d. c and madeline, you were out there earlier in the day for most of the day, for that matter. how would you describe the scene the mood outside the court and were there any confrontations between both sides? screaming mike. yes, we had to move inside because it's currently raining outside. but there were several groups of people outside of the supreme court, abortion and anti abortion advocates and at one point, the crowd outside of the supreme court numbered a few 1000 people and the mood was definitely divided. emotions certainly ran high, and there was certainly outrage in both sides. but i will say the anger was directed towards different issues, with abortion advocates , vowing to do more to vowing to take action should r

. >>> new at 3:00, we are hearing from lapd about the latest public attack on a big named comic. this time dave chappelle salted on stage at the hollywood bowl last night. watch. >> we are not only holding this individual accountable who did this attack and pursuing full prosecution for his assault with a deadly weapon, but we are also looking and tasking the hollywood bowl to look into how did the suspect get into the venue? there are numerous checkpoints that surround the venue and check for any type of weapons. how he slipped through is a mystery to all of us. >> now they want to find out how. cbs reporter jericka duncan shows what happened on stage and how they responded. >> reporter: this video captures the moment a spectator rushed the stage and tackled comedian dave chappelle. he was performing at the netflix is a joke live comedy festival in hollywood. the encounter took place as chappelle was wrapping up his set. he appeared uninjured and security apprehended the attacker. the man was then kicked and punched repeatedly by security guards. afterwards, chappelle brushed of

. >> reporter: the lapd is investigating the security breach. >> how did the suspect get into the venuents surrounding the entire venue to check for any type of weapons but how he slipped through is a mystery to all of us. >> reporter: chapelle brushed off the incident. he thanked jimmy fox for checking on his well-being just as the trouble unfolded. the suspect seen here in the stretcher was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. the scary moment took comedic turn when chris rock, who was slapped by will smith at the officers, to the stage. working with the hollywood bowl to make sure and if something like this never happens again. luciano, cbs news los angeles. >>> the moment an alabama corrections officer allegedly helped an inmate escape from jail. that is officer vicki white guiding casey white outside on friday. she told officers she was taking him to get an evaluation at a courthouse, but there was no appointment. they met two years ago when he was first at the jail where she worked. >> this guy -- i think he used her and swooned her into doing something totally out of charac

it was 11 months ago along east 27th street in south l a the lapd bomb squad was disposing of illegalireworks when its own truck exploded in the middle of the street. we'll see everything that the enormous blast went off right in front of jose. but sarah's home destroying it and sending 5 of his family members to the hospital. now, nearly a year later, he still waiting for the city to pay for its admitted mistakes. i think it a point that we are waiting for. one good for a solution. >> and now with the city's not attempting to he's really have to want to today, we are filing a lawsuit against the city of la on behalf of 21 different individuals. some 35 properties were damaged by the blast that wednesday evening. >> a total of 17 people were hurt. many of those relocated afterwards by the city. have never returned. and nearly 2 dozen residents are still waiting for the city to make things right when the city is saying they accept responsibility. >> they have city promised to take care of them. and to date they have not even excepted their claim. much less provided any income. the city

some of the lapd. more straight ahead. first we do turn to the steps of the u.s. supreme court nownd surroundeded by a large chain link fence with big cementnc barrierse erected overnight to protect the building. rightly so in my opinion. wewebuil need to protect every institution, every monument, every personryry that serves in this government. t this is the right thing tohe dol hopefully democrats have learned something from the five hundred and seventy four riote in the summer of s 2020 and the capitol breach in twentyty s twenty one , by the way. still no answers as to why nancy pelosi, mayor murielr bowser didn't use the up to 20 thousand troops authorized required by law by donaldre trup two days prior again as required by law. why didn't't now many people on the left are very, veryy angry that individual states c and voters could soon decide abortion law for their state overturning roe v. wade. ta all the talking points, all the lying, all the hysteria. it's not true .l not out it willla not out

it was the reason i'm an lapd identified the alleged attacker as 23 year-old isaiah league >> video >s lee rushing the stage and tackling should help as the comedian was wrapping up his performance for the netflix is a joke presents investigators say the suspect also had a knife that looked like a gun this is video the suspect on a stretcher where his right arm, a severely injured. it came after a crowd on stage appeared to rough him up after taking down chappelle. >> that was mark mester reporting. the suspect was taken for medical treatment to a hospital in los angeles where he was then arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. he's being held on $30,000 bail. will smith things different but handle on. people rushing stages is. >> we try to get a handle on the forecast and what is to come the coming days point what a dreary commute across the golden gate bridge. it's amazing how the other side of the city is sunny right now. yeah, back. you can't even see the towers of the golden gate right now completely. stockton guys will you know there's a mixed bag, a little something for ever

. >> sergeant dorsey, retired lapd sergeant, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thank. >>> ahead for us, the gun safety bill headed for a vote in congress. any reason to think it will pass? [sfx: ding] [message] hey babe, meet us at the bottom of the trail. oh, ma hey! open up! the redegned chevy silverado. with a sophisticated, high-tech interior... open the door! it's easy to forget it's a truck. ♪ - thanks. - nice truck! it was. find new style. find new roads. nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. kamauu: there is the therapeutic aspect of music, just expressing how you feel. howie: talking about my feelings with my mother, like, i'd just be quiet, in the back of my head i'd be like man this ain't it. >>> the horrific texas school shooting project a new round of calls for gun reform. a bill on background checks appears stalled in the senate. we are live on capitol hill with more on this. good morning. so do a

. >> joining me now is the retired lapd police officer sergeant. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> and another tragic day in america involving gun violence. this time a mass shooting at a texas elementary school. and of course we know the 18-year-old shooter first shot his grandmother. and later crashed and exited his vehicle entering this elementary school and tragically killing is the children and two adults. we know the shooter is now dead. what are you learning about this and what do you make of what we know so far? >> there's still much to learn about what may have motivated this shooter in the first place. he started this off in the home. so obviously there was some sort of domestic discord. i believe there were probably red flags in the home. what i want to know is who is allowing these young people, these young men to have access. close proximity to weapons when they know they have a problem. when they demonstrated surely at home that they shouldn't be within proximity to a weapon. shouldn't have access. yet they g

. >> nobody can clean up lapd mee rick caruso. >> i am filled with hope becaus i know this is a greaty. >> end up dead heat with the billionaire a, phil caruso, bui up mostly on tv ads endorsed by the los angeles times, progressives at city hall picked . >> she is right for la. rick caruso it's wrong for la. recently both camps went negative. >> she took $95,000 in free tuition from the same indicted us savings paid. >> there's a reason the los angeles times called t rick car the donald trump of los angeles. >> caruso portrays himself as la's only hope to save the city from crime in a homeless crisis. >> if people want the same old thing, i'm not your candidate. if people boughtt real change, would love to be their man paid. >> rick is an amazing human being, a man of integrity and great character. >> you've got to be about at. >> and several inner-city activists have endorsed caruso. >> la needs change. >> his message basically is non of us know what we're doing and we should just rely on him, who has actually never been an elected official. >> the los angeles supported bertie sander

. >> in southern california lapd have been put on high tactical alert following protests while attempting to clear crowds. at least one officer was hurt and taken for treatment in an ambulance. >>> we are seeing similar scenes nationwide with protestors voicing their opinions. john roberts has said the draft opinion is real but stresses he orded at n to howhe aked out. >> thisfirst time we have had someone on the inside try to attack the institution. >> they know they are on the wrong side of history. >> senate majority leader said he will bring a bill protecting abortion rights up for vote though it's likely to fail due to a republican filibuster. the supreme court is expected to release it's official opinion in june or july. >>> legal experts say overturning roe v. wade could have far reaching effects even in states like california. >> we are live in the studio this morning and the governor vowed to keep abortion rights but even people here could still be impacted. >> yeah. that's right. legal experts say it could go beyond abortion. that's because they say abortion falls under the umbr

lapd set up a tactical alert. 400 people came together for -- at the courthouse downtown protest.e people in the crowd threw rocks and bottles at the officers as least tried to clear the area. we don't know the extent of that officer's injuries. we are also seeing back to delete supreme court draft in the area. tim johns shows us scenes in san francisco, oakland, and san jose. reporter: on the streets of the bay area, feelings of disbelief. >> i was immediately devastated. reporter: and anger. >> it is a war on women. reporter: following the leak of the draft supreme court opinion jose to oakland. many protesters say they viewed the news not just on abortion rights but as a wider assault on women's rights. >> it is about the collective, it is about health care, it is about privacy. it is about making a decision for your own life. reporter: calling not just on women to take to the streets. >> it is important for people of all genders to be supporting the cause because it is a human because. reporter: others explaining they hope it serves as a wake-up call ahead of the november midt

the lapd says the suspect was in the audience attending the show when chapelle was about to exit, theh a comedian on stage after that oscars slap seen around the world. >> will smith just smacked the [ bleep ] out of me. >> reporter: and in in an only in hollywood twist, video posted last night showing chris rock joining chapelle on stage after the attack. >> is that will smith? >> reporter: n recent months chapelle has been criticized of trans phobic material in last's month's the closure but there was no details regarding a possible motive. uniform security intervened, pulling the man off chapelle, detaining the suspect. video shows security restraining the suspect backstage at the hollywood bowl and show a man on a stretcher being placed in an ambulance. lapd confirming that the man who rushed the stage was taken to the hospital for injuries and evaluated. chapelle was not injured in the attack after the incident chapelle is seen returning to the stage with actor jamie foxx. fans cheering him on. a wild night for the comedian that was no laughing matter. >> i can't believe all of t

. >> reporter: he did not, and chappelle was not injured, according to the lapd, quickly cracking jokeshurt in the me laei, taken to te hospital and arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. any motive remains unclear. chappelle, in his recent netflix special does note that he angers a lot of people with his comedy. >> now listen, women get mad at me, gay people get mad at me, lesbians get mad at me. but i'm going to tell you right now, this is true, these transgenders, these [ bleep ] want me dead. >> reporter: this assault took place just about a mile away from another recent on-stage attack on a comedian. the infamous oscars slap. last night, chris rock was also performing, soon by chappelle's side, making reference, cutting the tension. >> was that will smith? >> reporter: so, still unclear why this happened and maybe more importantly, how this happened. >> it felt like an eternity before the security got there and, you know, intervened. in actuality, i'm sure it was just a few seconds, but it was a very charged moment and everybody -- there were gasps, screams. >> reporter: also s

. >> reporter: and the lapd says the suspect was armed with a knife made to look like a replica handgunen to a hospital for treatment and was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. any motive for the attack remains unknown. cnn has reached out to the hollywood bowl for comment. netflix said we strongly defend the right of standup comedians to perform on stage without fear of violence. and in a statement to cnn, a representative for chappelle said in part that the comedian refuses to allow last night's incident to overshadow the magic of the historic moment. a celebratory chappelle returned to the stage alongside jamie foxx and chris rock who used the moment to make light of his own recent on stage assault at the academy awards. >> is that will smith? >> reporter: chappelle was not hurt, but the attack, sendcond just over a month, raises questions about security concerns and safety for performers. >> felt like an eternity before the security got there and, you know, intervened. in actuality, i'm sure it was just a few seconds. but it was a very charged moment and everybody -- there w

. >> the lapd has set bail at $30,000 for the man accused of attacking dave chapelle on stage.obtained this video. please say that his 23-year-old isaiah lee brushing the stage, trying to tackle chapelle the middle of his set. they say he was carrying a knife looking like a gun. lee is an aspiring rapper looking for his 15 mitts of fame. >> that is what i am saying, allow these guys are clout chasing, looking for attention. he is not making noise with his music, he said i will plan the sound be famous this week. >> chapelle was not hurt and continued on with his show. >> coming up next, only abc7news takes you inside the getty mention. you'll get a rare look at the treasures that will soon go up for auction. for a good cause. . >> ♪ ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the coast, ♪ ♪ el estado with the most. ♪ ♪ we do tacos from the city to every little town. ♪ ♪ best bites. best vibes. ♪ ♪ california, hands down. ♪ ♪ go on and check my drip. ♪ ♪ take a bite. feelin' fit. ♪ ♪ we're breaking the mold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ shining like gold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado

according to lapd, lee was carrying a knife which looked like a gun.ped on stage had attacked chapelle who is in the middle of a set. lee then ran behind a screen on sat >> thank god that [beep] was clumsy. he's back there getting stopped. [applause] [cheering] >> the suspect was being held down near orchestra hall. enter on gate x. >> chris rock, who performed at the venue earlier, came back on stage after the attack and joked, "was that will smith?" chapelle continuing the show without injury. a representative releasing a statement saying the performances by chapelle at the hollywood bowl were epic and record-breaking. he refuses to allow last night's incident to overshadow the magic of the historic moment. isaiah lee is being held on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. his bail as set -- is set at $30,000. larry: bazaar. one of san francisco's richest families will auction paintings from their private collection. spencer christian visited the home of gordon getty to talk about this historic sale. spencer: going inside the home of gordon getty

that was a scary moment for law enforcement because lapd was not expecting to encounter people armed with machine guns and really from head to toe in body armor. those sorts of things have been very rare, but unfortunately they have started to pick up recently. the buffalo shooter, for instance, who murdered ten people or is accused of murdering ten people, he was wearing body armor. the aurora theater shooting, he had body armor. san bernardino. so it appears that this is becoming somewhat more common, and that's going to make it even tougher for law enforcement to go in and try to stop these killers when they're terrorizing our schools. >> so they are literally -- this type of tactical gear, they're literally outgunned, law enforcement, and sort of -- it puts them in a position when they can't even put down the suspect in these kinds of attacks. >> it sure makes it difficult. typical police body armor, like what i used to wear as an atf agent is signed the to stop pistol rounds. so what happened in the case of buffalo is apparently the shooter had rifle plates. he had military-type

the lapd has not sent out any official comment on this. you may remember earlier this year that chappelle was a lightning road for controversy after he appeared to make fun of transgender people. >>> san jose patrol officers are on the scene of two separate shooting incidents, both happened just before midnight. the first, one victim was hurt with nonlife threatening injuries. the second on williamsburg drive. two men were hurt. so far no motives or suspects have been identified. >>> all over the bay area protestors taking to the streets to defend abortion rights. large crowds turned out in san francisco, oakland and san jose. meanwhile the supreme court confirming the draft ruling that was leaked indicating the court is prepared to overturn the rights established by its roe v. wade in 1973. the high court did say that the final ruling could change. we have the reaction from all over the bay area. >> hundreds of people gathered in front of the federal building in san francisco to demonstrate for abortion rights. >> we are giving our govern

let's talk about this with retired lapd police sergeant dorsey and mike baker, national correspondenthank you, both, so much. mike, you really dove in right after this shooting and spent days looking at the protocol and the training and what was laid out and when they went through this training. does your research indicate at this point that, indeed, even two months before this tragic shooting, these officers were trained on what to do and they didn't do that? >> yeah. they had been trained multimillimultiple times in recent years, including in march. that was a mix of theoretical training in the hallways of these schools, doing role play exercise, game planning how they might respond in the case of an active shooter. bringing together multiple agencies so people knew how to coordinate and work together. it also included classroom discussions where the emphasis is really that officers need to go in. their first priority is to go in and confront the gunman. that's their priority. the bloodshed is so great in these mass shootings that it needs to be stopped as soon as possible. >> serge

the city are opting in violence after 4 lapd officers were acquitted in the brutal beating of rodney king. those riots lasted for 6 days in 1992. from april. 29th until may 4th. >> yesterday elected officials reflected on the dark period. then the progress made to foster more racial harmony across communities. >> a city has survived and changed. in many ways. you can see the brave and bold articulation of an la. you never want to bet against. but in other places we still see a city still broken and broke. >> mayor garre said he says the riots were a turning point in the history of los angeles. 63 people were killed more than 2000 others were injured and the property damage totaled just over 1 billion dollars. >> country music star naomi judd has died. her daughters actually in winona judd announcing her death today. the sisters saying that they experienced a tragedy losing their mother to the disease of mental illness. no other details were provided. naomi in winona perform together as the grammy-winning duo, the judds. they were set to be inducted into the country. music hall of fam

. >> the driver in a white box truck led lapd on a wild pursuit.ding to officers around 3:30 a.m., the suspect burglarized a grow house in venice and drove off with several crates of marijuana. some of the crates fell out of the back of the truck during the pursuit. [ applause ] >> mike: i want to be clear. i don't usually drive like that. [ laughter ] i had somewhere to be, and a ton of weed in my truck. [ laughter ] i was on my way to jimmy and molly's. no, that wasn't me. i don't smoke a lot of pot because i'm the person when you spoke pot is like, "do you guys hate me?" [ laughter ] "why does my heart hurt, is that rickets?" yeah. it's not a good look. [ applause ] i saw this in the news today. a 100 year-old man just broke the world record for working at the same company. he's worked there for 84 years. this is a picture here. [ laughter ] [ applause ] no come on now, come on. it's actually -- no, it's actually this guy in brazil who's been at the same company since 1938. it's very odd. right now there's a record number of people actually quit

. >> reporter: he did not, and dave chappelle was not injured, according to the lapd.ed for assault with a deadly weapon. a any motive remains unclear. dave chappelle, in his netflix special, notes that he does anger a lot of people with his comedy. >> women get at me, gay people get mad at me, but i'm going to tell you right now, this is true, these transgenders, these [ bleep ]s want me dead. >> reporter: this assault took place about a mile away from another recent on-stage attack on a comedian, the infamous oscar slap. last night, chris rock was also performing. soon by dave chappelle's side, making reference, cutting the tension. >> was that will smith? >> reporter: so still unclear why this happened and maybe more importantly, how this happened. >> it felt like an eternity before the security got there and, you know, intervened. in actuality, i'm sure it was just a few seconds. but it was a very charged moment, and everybody, there were gasps, screams. >> reporter: it's also still unclear how this suspect could gotten a knife into the hollywood bowl through the m

the lapd has identified him as 23-year-old isaiah lee.was apparently armed with a replica gun that somehow contained some sort of knife. he has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon. chappelle himself appeared unhurt. he stayed on stage and talked about grabbing the attacker and said he didn't know if it was part of the show. coincidentally as you were just referencing chris rock was also here at the festival as one of chappelle's guests. he walked on stage a little later and said was that will smith, the reference to the incident at the oscars when chris rock was attacked by will smith over a joke that rock had made about smith's wife. at the time people said it was a dangerous precedent smith was setting that enabled anyfwoed to justify attacking a comedian who offended them. we don't know the motivation for this attack. he has been criticized by the trans community for making jokes at the expense of trans people. we don't know if it was relevant in this case. also questions about security at the hollywood bowl. they say on the

kumasi: the lapd has set bail at $30,000 for the man accused of attacking dave chapelle on stage.ows the incident at hollywood bowl tuesday night. 23-year-old isaiah lean brushed the stage, trying to attack chapelle in the middle of his set. lean was carrying a knife that looked like a gun. a witness who saw the whole thing unfold from backstage says that lean is an aspiring rapper looking for his 15 minutes of fame. >> these guys are just looking for attention. he can't make music, so he decides, you know what, i am going to plan this out and be famous this week. kumasi: chapelle was not hurt, thankfully, and went on with the show. lee is being held on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. reggie: historic highs for mother's day weekend. how much people are expected to spend and the top gifts for mom. kumasi: and they look at the big board at the new york stock exchange, down by almost 300 points right now. reggie: and an update on the g p two of the warriors, when the team might be able to return to the court. and abc 7 at 7:00 is live every week day. you have to watch us o

it was the reason i'm an lapd identified the alleged attacker as 23 year-old isaiah league >> video shows lee rushing the stage and tackling should help as the comedian was wrapping up his performance for the netflix is a joke presents investigators say the suspect also had a knife that looked like a gun this is video the suspect on a stretcher where his right arm, a severely injured. it came after a crowd on stage appeared to rough him up after taking down chappelle. >> that was mark mester reporting for us. and that suspect was transported for medical treatment to an la hospital where he then was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. he's being held on $30,000 bail. we'll talk about our warm forecast right now as we take a live look outside here at the golden gate bridge. there is the fog and is much cooler along the coast. almost 10 to 20 degree difference between the coast in our inland valleys. right now, our meteorologist rodriguez is here now with the forecast. risa. hey justin. yeah, we can almost double those amounts in your 40 degree difference between concord in antioch. >

let's discuss it with a retired lapd sergeant and author of "black and blue, creation of a social advocate year after year it seems. why, and will the initiatives change that? >> well, you know, we'll have to wait and see if these initiatives will make a difference. i mean, all of what's happened thus far has done very little to stop mass shooters. i think accountability is a part of it. i think that the administrators of the law enforcement agencies and politicians and civil rights attorneys who step forward for the money grab, you understand that, whenever there is an atrocity like this do very little to demand substantive change that would put an end to mass shootings. we've had 198 just this year alone. >> it's awful, and obviously mass shootings one thing. not all mass shootings are hate crimes, but in this particular initiative that we just laid out by the justice department, they're focussed specifically on the hate crime aspect of this most recent mass shooting. do you think there's anything missing that the justice department didn't grab as part of this latest effort? >> well, i'm

los angeles wrapped in violence after 4 lapd officers were acquitted in the brutal beating of rodneyg. riots lasted for 6 days in 1992. from april. 29th until may 4th. and yesterday elected officials reflected on the dark period and the progress made to foster more racial harmony across communities. >> a city has survived and changed. in many ways. you can see the brave and bold articulation of an la. you never want to bet against. but es we still see a city still broken and broke. >> los angeles mayor garre said he saying that the riots were a turning point in the history of l a 63 people were killed more than 2000 others were injured and the property damage totaled just over a billion dollars. >> well, dropping a pen to let someone know exactly where you are is pretty helpful, especially if you're lost, are in danger. but what if you're in an area that lacks the necessary cell reception to get that information out? >> in a situation just like that, just 3 words could save your life. rich demuro has more on a free app that lets you pinpoint your location using a combination of 3 uni

[inspirational music] (music throughout) >> lapd has set bail at $30,000 for the managers of attackingian dave chapelle on stage -- for the man accused of attacking comedian dave chapelle on stage. police say 23-year-old eyes daily rushed the stage -- isaiah lee rushed the stage. investigators say lee was carrying a knife that looked like a gun. a witness who saw the whole thing from backstage says lee is an aspiring rapper looking for his 15 minutes of fame. >> that's what i'm saying. a lot of these guys are clout chasing. they are just looking for attention. he's not making noise with his music, so he decides, you know what? i'm going to plan this out and i'm going to be famous this week. >> chapelle was not hurt. he continued with the show. chris rock came on stage and made a joke about it. delete is being -- lee is being held on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. >> airbnb says it will try to stop people from renting houses for unauthorized parties. renters who do not have a history of positive reviews will be barred from making one night reservations. there will be limits

candidates for mayor, including congresswoman karen bass, argued over food and more resources to the lapd in new york, where mayor eric adams has been clearing out homeless camps, the former police captain is calling for 182 million dollar boost to the nypd budget, to what is already the highest funded police department in the world. to give you the process, in 2021, the nypd budget was nearly two times the entire military budget for the entirety of ukraine! >> we will do what is necessary to make all of our communities safe. you have my word as a former police officer, a fellow new yorker, and, as your mayor. it is essential that we empower our police officers and focus on the damning impacts of crime and disorder. >> democratic strategist james carville, and former president barack obama, have expressed their misgivings with the term, defund the police. the term is problematic because it is so thoroughly tackled, ineffectively explained, and the president behind it makes all the sense in the world! it's about -- things like mental health, and homelessness for example. and giving that mo

the city erupted in violence after 4 lapd officers were acquitted in the brutal beating of rodney king. those lie it riots lasted for 6 days in 1992. from april. 29th until may 4th yesterday, elected officials reflected on the dark period in the progress made so foster more racial harmony across communities. >> a city has survived and changed. in many ways. you can see the brave and bold articulation of an la. you never want to bet against. but in other places we still see a city still broken and broke. >> mayor garre said he says the riots were a turning point in the history of los angeles. 63 people were killed more than 2000 others were injured and the property damage totaled just over 1 billion dollars. >> a heartbreaking loss in the world of country music singer naomi judd of the grammy-winning mother, daughter duo. the judge has passed away tear daughters were known in. ashley judd made the announcement saying today we sisters experienced a tragedy, lost our beautiful mother to the disease of mental illness. we are shattered the red-haired kentucky born singer was a country music

submits a work showing klan violence to an exhibition, and it's vandalized by the red squad of the lapdhas affiliations with the klan. jared: the event marked him deeply enough that, within four years, the then-phillip goldstein changed his name to guston, and he embarked on a career that, alongside his high school friend jackson pollock, would make him one of the most famous names in 20th century art. ethan: guston is, in the 1940's, 1950's, one of the great abstract expressionist painters, selling out shows, but always feels the limits of that approach to painting. jared: ethan lasser is co-curator of the nationally touring exhibition philip guston now, which recently opened at the museum of finerts boston. it's a retrospective that charts how hate and antisemitism churned within guston. ethan: in 1968, as he's watching tv, he's watching kent state, he's watching vietnam, and he says, what kind of man am i going into my studio to adjust a red to a blue to make abstract paintings? what can an abstract painting actually say in the world of civil rights? jared: so the painter made a pivo

the lapd said the 23-year-old was then arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. quite a moment.t to him, tackled, came a night but chappelle came back on stage. how did it play out? >> it wasn't funny but chappelle made it funny. he made the joke about the incident. joking about having to add security to his home. one of the members of the audience tells us there were other comedians there that were supporting him like jon stewart and jamie foxx. they rushed to the aid. told us, even grabbed and said was that will smith? making a joke about his own incident where he was slapped at the academy awards and the audience roared but still waiting on dave chappelle to offer a formal comment about what happened. we just know that he was not injured and that he was able to poke fun at what had happened. >> goodness. glad he's safe. that was too close for comfort. certainly. lisa france, thank you so much. >>> the houston astros dusty baker become the first black manager in mlb history to win 2,000 career games. he hit that milestone when the astros defeated the mariners. baker is the onl

lapd didn't have to go find the real killer. >> i know you're doing your job, but i would never lay a did not kill her. i walked in and found her in her condition. >> mark's family, by the way, said he told them all about that taxing relationship. they said, it didn't seem like such a big deal. >> it sounds to me that it was just them can fading each other about their marriages and their families. you know, just an outlet. >> for youngest son casey, explained why there had been some tension between his parents a few months before the murder. >> there was a good span where they didn't get along. but it was a while before. >> yes. and they seem to be back together again? >> they seemed better than ever. >> and of those key lame spy investigators about a pending divorce? not a chance, said the boys. >> they never were going to give up. they taught us that. i'm sure a little bit of trust was lost. someone keep something from you. but, it was something they worked on. and they got over it. >> all of that grief infected summer. a cloud darkened over the duenas family. when casey graduated f

prezi, the lapd and the defunding efforts there. and then of course hypocritically spending every waking moment of every day condemning the riot on january six and ofth course ignoring the core issue of why nancy pelosi and mayor muriel bowser failed to make use of the up to twenty thousand national guard troops that donald trump had authorized as required by law two days prioror to keep the peace has also requested by the capitol police chief repeatedly. democrats are now reversing course once again and they arecy supporting acts of political violence as we speak, far left agitators are trying to harass, intimidate us supreme court justices and coerce them into saving roet v. wade. ito is disgusting, repulsive, despicable attempt to destroy the independence of our nation's judiciary and the silence o and the tacit approval from the biden administration and joe biden and democrats. frankly, that's equally repulsive. this weekky justice alito and s family, they were forced to flee their home after rioters published alito's address an

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