well, you can imagine here in california, the lapd board is very woke. so this issue of the flag came up. the blue line flag that has been in public areas for a while, and it's to really recognize the fallen lapd officers that we have had over the last few years. and all of a sudden black lives matter, other far left organizations says you can't put that flag up in a public place, it's racist, it promotes violence, he went woke on us and decided to go with the leftist groups and remove the flags. well, that really pissed off the lapd and 10,000 officers rejected that. so he's trying to play his cards. it's typical. here in california, the wokeest place out there, you cannot please everybody and i don't know if the strategy is going to work for him. the vote was supposed to be tomorrow, but karen bass, our mayor, put the vote off to get more public opinion, and obviously they are getting some public opinion right now. so, we are going to see if he's going to be able to retain his position as police chief. >> what his position is, quickly, he said we recei

. >> carley: one person makes a complaint and you have the lapd chief siding with that person. i read this minutes before i read this headline, one of the wild-card games were on tv. it's been six or seven years since the national anthem controversy started. so glad there is not controversy anymore and it sounds like anti-police c sentiment has dissipated. this attack is from inside the house. lapd chief michael moore, if he thinks the same blue line flag has been taken over by extremist, he's out of touch with police officers, in his own department or police community in general. majority of people see that for what it is, symbol of what police do everyday putting their lives on the line to protect and serve their communities. >> todd: we see this time and time again, let one individual ruin it for everybody. we see this time and time again, somebody reaches upper echelon of the military, police, mayor's office, they abandon the people that got them there, he's abandoning the people under him for some random complaint because he probably has bigger goals in the future of polit

the lapd is under fire after banning thin blue flies from public areas within police departments. the chief says the flag symbolizes "extremist views." but we begin with the white house going on offense over biden's classified documents, and a white house spokesperson now says the house judiciary investigation into the handling of the documents is hypocritical. white house correspondent cove cork is life from the capitol with more on this. >> calling the g.o.p. hypocritical to press the white house for answers is, say critics, akin to introducing the pot to the kettle. for all his bluster recall it was joe biden who loudly criticized president trump for allegedly having classified documents over at mar largo, and as the saying goes, well, well, well. >> look at the "60 minutes" interview that joe biden did and the comments he made about former president trump having documents, looks like he probably made those comments knowing that he himself had classified documents sitting in his garage. so somebody has to ask the question, did you just say that knowing what you knew? do you not

think of that in the sense of how efficient the lapd is policing. we talk about nutritional models . too few they were asked to do too much for too long for too little. if -- it is great that this is starting to come up. in new york, we had very few. there was so much more pressure on the geographic years. 40 square miles in a night. click the power of three. i want to ask you one question before we get to the wrapup. that is from a viewer that says what about the smash and grab event in san francisco where people go into stores and just leave with hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise and nobody can do anything about it? that seems to be the leading edge of what we see about rising crime. >> it speaks to the disproportional impact that people have. we have had those smash and grabs. we are city of 4 million. it is so that we had not seen in 20 years. we had just over about 300 of them. if you are in angeleno today, you are walking around saying that i am going to be robbed at gunpoint. while we have made more than a hundred arrests, it has had a

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we're, we're using and things to a lot of activism from groups like stop lapd spying on this software. stop being used by lapd actually my for people in my field statistician, chris, stan, long and scientist. well, william isaac did a study that actually reverse engineered credit pull and showed that i'm surprisingly, it pin points, neighborhoods with black and brown people and says that these neighborhoods are crime hot spots. right? for a says, drug use isn't one example. if you look at the national survey for drug use isn't pretty evenly distributed in for instance oakland. right. but a predictive policing systems like print poll, they instead of a pin point black and brown with neighborhoods, saying that these are hot spots and why is that? well, the list of new history and the current realities of us, we're not surprised by that because these systems they feed in, they have training data that are labeled and the training data does not depend on who commits a crime. it depends on who was arrested for committing a crime. and obviously that's going to be biased. i want to come back

we know lapd has received millions of dollars -- billions of dollars to the city.nt and not let keenan die in vain. we should not have another opportunity to say the police killed somebody at a traffic stop. we should be looking at where can the city find dollars to specifically mak sure that a cop is not the one responding to minor infractions that happen in the city of los angeles. that is a primary demand i want to lift up to your audience because i think it is an important moment right now. and i think it could be a national demand that many of us call on our local elected to stop police officers -- to stop the use of police officers at traffic stops. but people can sign our petition. we have a color of change petition. you can find our five demands at the local level. we would love people to sign it nationally. the primary demand i want to lift up on this broadcast is the use of police at traffic stops. amy: in l.a., you have city council members filing a motion to create an office of unarmed response. another councilmember called for an expansion of the lapd'

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the lapd chief is finally somew. l.a.p.d. chief is finally taking action but not o never mindion, but not on crime. never mind that a city's record number of murders and robberies. w that the l.a. police department chief, michael moore, not the documentary gasbag moore, hs decided to ban public displays of the thin blue line flag, which is a national sign of support for law enforcement. now, you might think that thisir some massive protests. bu came after some massive protest, but no, it came after one complaint accuse the symbol of representing white supremacy. >> joining me now is prager u.gy personality, who now i'm not so good to see you in person. you e >> oh, it's good to . how mu first of all.ll the great to have you in studio. how much longer will they ban? how long will it take for them n to ban the u.s. flag? becaus the u.s. flyinge people y offended by the us flag these days. this is a question we shoulde u.s. fould be asking be asking ourselve hows. how long is it going to takeg tk them to ban police uniforms or e

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. >>> in california, the repeated tazing of a man brings new scrtiny to the lapd and a multimillion dollar legal fee. >>> plus -- >> drop it! >> new details about a worker's heroism during an indiana walmart shooting. >>> in maryland, a churchyard is cleaned up revealing a connection to america's original sin. >>> an update from actor jeremy renner, what he's revealig about the extent of his injuries after being run over by a snowplow. >>> and later, landmark mission, after decades towering over an alabama welcome center, this rocket faces a final countdown. >> and i hate to see it going. ♪ >> announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. >>> there is breaking news about president biden's handling of classified documents. tonight the president's lawyers say six more documents with classification markings have been found after the fbi was given full access to mr. biden's wilmington, delaware, home. their search friday lasted nearly 13 hours. the biden were not present. authorities also took possession of other material and handwritten notes. a special counsel has b

laura king was six when her father was brutally beaten by lapd officers in 1991 year there crying, she says that watching the video of nickels being beaten. by memphis police officers left her feeling numb. that's sick to me. that's sick. that man was begging from jump when they pulled him over. he was begging. i can hear it in his voice. he knew what he was going to die. how do you probably i don't know how to process that. laura king is the chief executive director of the rodney king foundation, which seeks to provide stronger ties between the community and police. still the karma an emotional night and half moon bay, where community members gathered to honor the people killed in monday's mass shooting , plus an update tonight on the tesla driver who drove off of a clip with his family inside t a harrington was there where family members shared memories of their loved ones. through song and prayer. community members in half moon bay mourned the seven victims of monday's deadly mass shooting. this is a moment of grief. and healing. a few family members spoken spanish, including the br

listen, i can tell you what i know having spent 20 years in an lapd uniform. this scorpion team is probably very similar to a special unit that we would have on the lapd. these are the officers that i call the elephant hunters. these are the hard chargers. these are the guys that go out and kick "a" and take names and so they probably are unsupervised. we know they're young on the job so they're feeling themselves and we also know that one of the officers is reportedly having been previously sued for some sort of use of force and so these young officers and others on departments across these united states need to be looked at carefully and make sure they're not on these specialized units because they want to inflict pain and punishment on people when and if they catch them. >> and bernarda, we're expecting this video from what we understand based on everything that's been said publicly by people who have seen it, the video is incredibly illustrative about what transpired. what are you looking for when this video comes out? >> abby, i'm getting goosebumps just

i can't read the minds of lapd, and i definitely don't know what my cousin was going through in thoseurs of his life. but what i do know based off of watching the video with my family is that he looked scared. he looked like he was in need of help and support, and in fact, that's exactly what he asked for. he asked for help. he then begged for help. and then he pleaded for help. and for many of us who have been leading this work for so long, the question here is why are we having cops show up at traffic stops? why is that the answer? we need to push, you know, mayor bass, city council members, to challenge the ways in which we're using law enforcement on a daily basis here in this city. >> you put up a tribute to keenan on your instagram, and the caption says, keenan was killed by lapd. you also wrote, my cousin was an educator who worked with high school aged children, an english teacher, and that tribute we're showing right now. you have been at this work since you cofounded the black lives matter movement. for your own cousin to then join the hashtags that we all memorized over tim

the lapd chief.ing out memorials for fallen officers are authorized in all public spaces.s getting a big wild card win over their divisional rival ravens. cincinnati defensive end sam hubbard scooping and scoring a fumble for the game-winning 98-yard touchdown. it was the longest fumble return for a touchdown in nfl post season history. how about that? meanwhile, the bills also getting a close win against their divisional rivals 34-31 safety damar hamlin cheering on his team from home tweeting my heart is with my guys and todd piro's new york giants taken down pete's vikings. had to say it. >> barclay muscling forward. barclay, he is in for today's game on the line. he is not going to get there and the giants will take over. >> new york scoring late and getting that big stop to win 31-24. it's the g men's first playoff victory in 11 years. round up wraps up tonight lawrence's cowboys. comes as cbs sports reports the raiders are aggressively pursuing inthe seven time super bowl champion this off season. the move would renoon night brbrady and josh mcdabbles. stay tuned when

after the lapd ordered the protesters to disperse, about 30 of them stayed in a standoff with policeyesterday is graphic and disturbing, showing officers repeatedly and violently punching and kicking tyre nichols. activists have taken to the streets around the country calling for change in policing after the release of that video. justin finch is live for us in memphis with the reaction. good morning. justin: good morning, demonstrators here in memphis marched onto a major interstate demanding justice for tyre nichols and also calling for disbanding a special police unit where those five officers now accused in nichols' death worked . the video we are about to show you is graphic and may be difficult for some to watch. now police body camera and surveillance footage from tyre nichols' january 7 arrest. >> you guys are really doing a lot right now. i'm just trying to go home. >> one angle showing officers pulling nichols from his car during a traffic stop. a street surveillance camera captures officers holding nichols down as other officers kick him and beat him with a baton. officers

r an officer used the stun gun multiple times as what happened next, the lapd, kelly muni's tells fox newst happen this whit the hospital. and after approximately four and a halfe mately hours followg the use of force, anderson experienced a medical emergency ,did not respond to life saving efforts by medical staffc and was pronounced deceased. as for petraeus colorsed, as you point out, she co-founded the black lives matter movement. but of course, she als o stepped down after it was revealed that she went on a multi-million dollar real estate buying spree while this is her cousin we're talking about here and of hisof death, she said he was, quote, h killed by police. " >> laura , kevin , thank you. now, the ethos driving these racial arsonists is the subject of a famous disagreement. and the new book titled thi the real race revolution. in it, author alfredo ortiz goes back to a debate between two 20th century black thought leaders wbb dubois and bookerboa t washington. now, duboinds argued thatd activism and political power were the best way fowerer black americans to attain racial

while we were recording this video, nobody was moving when lapd was driving through the area. exist. >> holy [bleep] look at these two coming off. >> they passed a bill that decriminalized loitering with intent to commit prostitution. because, get, this arresting street prostitutes unfairly targeted the lgbtq community. and now the number of prostitutes on corners in l.a. has doubled. and in california fashion, the bill to decriminalize prostitution was dubbed the safer streets for all act. i don't see safer streets here. do you? and safer for who? because the women turning tricks certainly aren't safer. the human traffickers are. is this gavin newsom's big plan? either he is fully okay with this or he is too afraid to stand up to the left flank of his party. the safer streets for all act might as well be called the trafficking stimulus act. and thankfully not everybody in california is cool with this. in los angeles, there's a mother-daughter team that risks their lives trying to save these girls off the streets and away from the hands of pitchers and smugglers. aaron wilson

. >> where is lapd? what the held is going on here?ing like that early on, it explodes and continues to explode. that's what happened here. >> martin luther king junior said riots are the language of the unheard and they're saying look, this is how america going to hear you we'll take this thing over, we'll put our foot to the pedal and drive this nation in the direction we need it to go in. ♪. ♪ ♪. dust to down, city-wide curfew is in effect in los angeles at this hour and still the fire is burned. >> i didn't realize personally the extent of the damage until i went home the next morning and i couldn't believe how many buildings were burned. it was going on all over the city. >> of 7,000 korean owned businesses 1700 were owned. >> this is not the way oh overcome racism. >> people remember the latasha hardland shooting and said you're the ones who come into our community and take our money and don't give anything back to the community. those korean stores were targeted and in some cases the shop owners were targeted. >> most koreans ca

liz: that is from when lapd arrived.posted on social media showed people being loaded onto stretchers and placed into ambulances. other photos show bloody and damaged victims being treated by monterey park fire fighters in a parking lot. the annual two-day street festival in one report is one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california. today's event has been canceled, with the suspect still on the loose. monterey park is a city of about 60,000 people with a large asian population. we are going to bring you the latest information as soon as it is available. you can always get more information on abc7news.com. with that, we say good morning to all of you on this sunday, january 22. thank you for joining us. we are of course following that story on this lunar new year, and many others this morning. you can download that app now by searching abc 7 bay area in your phone's app store and be sure to enable push alerts. lisa argen, a pretty nice day ahead. lisa: right now, temperatures are cold in the south bay.

on the lapd, my chief has 365 days, and maybe that's what it is nationwide. an administrative hearing. she's shown that. no longer can a police chief pretend they need weeks and months to finish an investigation. >> often times they know it's occurred. they can just say, it's under investigation. we don't say anything. now we know how quickly it can happen. on the disbanding of the scorpion unit, what is the intended purpose of these sort of specialty police units? the district attorney there in memphis says they tend to breed a culture of aggressiveness. as a retired sergeant, is that your view? >> i think these specialized units certainly have a place -- >> i think we're having -- we're losing -- unfortunately, we're losing sergeant dorsey there. i was looking forward to hearing her perspective. we'll try to bring her back. thank you. >>> and you are in the "cnn newsroom" on this sunday. and ron says an attack on the military plant was carried out by drones. a look at the damage it did and the lingering question. who was behind it? -it's time to get up. -no

protesters gathered outside of lapd headquarters last night. the l.a.eports the roughly 200 people were there protesting the death of nichols and keenan anderson who died in lapd custody this month after being repeatedly shot by a taser. 0 ndwith police in riot gea for hours. the 67 minutes of footage released yesterday is graphic and disturbing showing officers repeatedly and violently punching and kicking tyre nichols. activists have taken to the streets around the country calling for change in policing after the release of the video. justin finch reports from memphis. >> now released, forklifts of memphis -- four clips of body camera footage from tyre nichols january 7 rest. >> you guys are really doing a lot. >> laydown. >> police body camera videos showing officers pulling him from his car during a traffic stop. a street surveillance video captures officers holding nichols down as other officers kick him and beat him with a baton. officers later seen holding him up as more officers strike him in the face and chest. >> me seur hands mom! three days

is glenn kershner, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, and cheryl dorsey, retitled lapd sergeant and author of the conference chronicles the a greater crime story never told. glenn, first to you. we are hearing it's of this body cam footage some of these officers saying he's high, he tried to grab my gun. what was your reaction to hearing some of those statements on body camera when none of the other proceeded video alluded to those things? >> lindsey, let me say, it is as a homicide prosecutor for 22 of my 30 years as a federal prosecutor, nothing i heard on that that tape will detract or will serve as a defense when these men are tried for this murder. what you are watching on the video that was recently released looks like a gang murder to me. i have seen these sorts of mass assaults that escalate and devolve into you a murder of somebody, and it reminded me of what i saw. this looks like a gang murder. and lindsey, this is not one bath officer or two or three. this is five that officers who took the life of tyre nichols. not one step up to try to de-escalate or tell

some of the demonstrators could be seen throwing rocks at lapd.at one point video shows fireworks being thrown into that patrol car. you can see all the smoke coming out of that cruiser, many businesses in downtown oakland actually boarded up their doors and windows last night. all because of concern that release of that nichols video could spark violent protest here, however, oakland police are not reporting any problems overnight in their downtown area or any other part of the city. protesters took to the streets of san francisco last night shortly after the release of the tirade. nichols arrest video. please say that demonstration was peaceful. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke to the organizers of last night's protests. in san francisco. protesters cried out for change , voicing support for the family of tyree nickels and horror at the video footage released friday of him being beaten by memphis police see clips of the video i could not stomach. the whole video protesters marched t end to police brutality. i. it s horrible was horror. it was horrifyin

this is edited lapd body cam video, the afternoon of january. 3rd venice.have further condensed it for time. i'm gonna take you after his arrest, 31 year old keenan anderson was transported to a hospital. according to police, there was a still undefined medical emergency, and anderson died four hours later. there's no official cause of death, yet that's pending from the corner. we know he was from l. a in english teacher father of a young boy who recently relocated to washington, d. c. trying to join for me. it's just stopping in, anderson said. they're trying to george floyd me. they're trying to george floyd me and guess what happened. they did. the community is rising up and we're saying we're not going to take this. good afternoon side here. police claiming anderson caused a traffic accident. was running through the street, exhibiting erratic behavior. police say initial talks screen showed positive for cocaine and cannabis. to kill me? yes officers did struggle and taste him. not once not twice but six times my preliminary review of this incident. it's

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liz: that is from when lapd arrived.ed on social media showed people being loaded onto structures and placed into ambulances. other photos show bloody and damaged victims being treated by monterey park fire fighters in a parking lot. the annual today street festival in one report is one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california. today's event has been canceled, with the suspect still on the loose. monterey park is a city of about 60,000 people with a large asian population. we are going to bring you the latest information as soon as it is available. we believe a press conference should happen around 6:00 this morning. we will bring that to you live. we say good morning to all of you on this sunday, january 22. thank you for joining us. we are of course following that story on this lunar new year, and many others this morning. we did send a push alert when the. news broke about that shooting you can get the latest breaking news when it happens with the abc 7 news app. you can download that app now by sea

>> reporter: the video edited and released by lapd shows anderson tased five times and he died laterrrest at the hospital. >> keenan anderson says "they're trying to george floyd me." they're trying to george floyd me. and guess what happened? they did. >> reporter: police say early test results indicate cocaine and marijuana in anderson's system. keenan anderson was a high school english teacher in washington, d.c. visited l.a. during winter break. his death is one of three involving lapd officers last week. >> this cluster of events while miles apart deeply concern me. >> reporter: police say officer-involved deaths are falling to all-time lows. the chief vowing a full investigation as anderson's school calls him a deeply committed educator and father of a 6-year-old son. he was beloved by all. the los angeles police department says of the more than 2,000 times police officers used force last year, 31 resulted in death, and of that 31, 80% involved drugs or alcohol. however, the police chief says that number is still too high, but it is a low for the department. as for patrisse cul

. >>> bring in retired lapd sergeant sheryl doors trsey to light on this. how are they proceeding at this moment? >> i think everyone is focused on answering that all so important question, which is the "why?" information they can glean from search warrants served on his residence, anything contained there that might give them a little insight into his thought process leading up to this shooting. investigators will want to talk to family members and friends of this gentleman. i think he was very target-specific for a reason. i think, my own personal belief, that maybe he had some beef or angst with those locations. was he looking for his ex-wife? was this a domestic violence kind of situation? there's a lot of questions that need to be asked and answered and also how did he get this purporteded illegal gun to have in california in california? >> yeah. all good questions. i think anyone looking at this, too, cheryl will note that his age is unusual. for a mass shooting. 72. then also a regular at that first dance studio in monterey park as you mentioned. wha

. >>> in california, the repeated tazing of a man brings new scrtiny to the lapd and a multimillion dollar legal fee. >>> plus -- >> drop it! >> new details about a worker's heroism during an indiana walmart shooting.

the lapd would come in and say, hey, could you run this information in seattle?credible opportunity to be able to use the power of every agency to get information. >> yeah. and our colleague, josh campbell, was saying that l.a. has that joint regional intelligence center which shares information across these law enforcement agencies, covering six counties, 40,000 square miles and nearly 20 million people. look, the shooter got away initially, right, at both locations, our understanding is. but he was eventually caught there about 30 miles away. and it is remarkable how law enforcement worked together. but the bottom line is, police still need to link him, the suspect that was in that van, to what happened at the ballroom. how does that happen, jonathan wackrow? walk us through that process. okay, i think we're having trouble hearing jonathan. okay, we lost jonathan's audio. let's bring you in, stoeve, can you answer that question about tracing that suspect in the fan to making sure, definitively, it is the same person. >> well, it will be fairly simple if it is a

so also with us, former lapd detective and fox news contributor, mark furman. he lives a few hours away from the university of idaho. good to have you with us. we have the video we just showed ohio the court proceeding today. his family was there in the front row. brian kohberger's family. he has plead not guilty. >> well, of course he's not going to have a trial and you can't exonerate him if he doesn't plead not guilty. there's something that i was listening to that this task force did not go into this willy-nilly. by the time the suspect left idaho and on the way to pennsylvania, they had their ducks in a row. not only do they'd have a surveillance, we don't know if they didn't pick up a pure dna sample on the way, whether it's a paper cup a coffee cup, something that he touched when the police stopped him in indiana. we don't know that. we know the genealogy dna is probably only at best 50% with a relative. but they had in hand with the arrest warrant, they had all the particulars to write a search warrant once they were in pennsylvania. they didn't ask for

>> reporter: the video, edited and released by lapd, shows anderson is tasered five times.died later of cardiac arrest at the hospital. >> keenan anderson said "they're trying to george floyd me." "they're trying to george floyd me." and guess what happened? they did. >> reporter: police say early test results indicate cocaine and marijuana in anderson's system. keenan anderson was a high school english teacher in washington, d.c., visiting l.a. during winter break. his death is one of three involving lapd officers last week. >> this cluster of events, while miles apart, deeply concern me. >> reporter: but police say officer-involved deaths are falling to all-time lows. but she's vowing a full investigation as anderson school calls him a deeply committed educator and favter of a 6-year-old son, he was beloved by all. the los angeles police department says of the more than 2,000 times police officers used force last year, 31 resulted in death, and of that 31, 80% involved drugs or alcohol. however, the police chief says that number is still too high, but it is a low for the

a demonstration also happening in la and for the past few nights they gathered near the lapd headquarters. >> and arraignment date now for the five officers charged with the beating death happens on february 17 and among the charges are 2nd0 murder, aggravated kidnapping and aggravated assault. >> his parents will attend the state of the union address in washington dc next month and the chairman of the congressional caucus announced late today that they accepted the invitation to attend the speech. president biden will deliver his second state of the union address during a joint session of congress on february 7. the congressional black caucus is calling for a meeting with president biden to discuss police reform in the wake of the deadly encounter of tyre nichols. they released a statement calling this a grim reminder that the country has a long way to go in solving systemic police violence in america. the group hopes to talk with the president about national police injustice system reform this week. >> last week was an incredibly harsh one for many communities up and down the state from

on january 3rd, an lapd officer rides up to a traffic collision.tanders point to a man they say caused the crash, keenan anderson the officer confronts him. >> hey, stop right there. get up against the wall. >> i'm sorry i didn't mean to. >> get up against the wall. >> reporter: anderson appears to comply for several minutes but then starts to run away >> get down now. get down over there. >> yes, sir! yes, sir >> turn over on your stomach right now. >> reporter: more officers arrive. >> please, don't do this, sir. please, help me, please help me, help me help me, please. >> reporter: at one point anderson yells --si >> they trying to george floyd me. >> stop it or i'm going to tase you. >> yes, sir. >> stop it or i'm going to tase you. >> yes. >> stop it or i'm going to tase you. >> reporter: an officer deploys his taser repeatedly anderson is handcuffed, taken to a hospital, and later dies >> after approximately four and a half hours following the use of force anderson experienced a medical emergency. >> reporter: the 31-year-old was a tennette g

and he led a similarly dramatic transformation at the lapd during the 2000s at the federal level. commissioner has served with distinction on. the homeland security advisory council, which he now and today he is the executive chairman of the consulting firm teneo risk and the author of the profession, a memoir of community race and the arc of policing in america. i'm proud to say that commissioner bratton has had a long, fruitful relationship with the manhattan institute. his signature policing strategy grew from his intellectual partnership with the late george kelling, the renowned scholar who coauthored the 1982 article that first introduced the concept of broken windows policing to the public kelling and commissioner bratton worked together on a 1994 piece for city journal explaining the nypd strategy for fighting crime, which has proven enormously influential. he's also served as an exceed league generous mentor, collaborator and friend to ralph. and with that, i'll hand it over to commissioner bratton. to first the commercial don't walk one to buy this book. it is extraordin

lapd officers were told someone was lighting things on fire inside that building and as of 7 30 tonight, the detainee has not been formally booked as he is getting medical attention . officials did not say if anyone was injured in the fire. congressman adam schiff of southern california, announced he will run for the senate seat of dianne feinstein and today, feinstein suggested she's not ready to make an announcement herself. i think people should if they want to run run. for me . i just need a little bit more time. she was very gracious. when i told her i was interested in running for the u. s senate, uh and it was nothing but encouraging. um and i appreciate that relationship. she will make her own announcement when she's ready, and i think she's earned the right to do that. we spoke with congressman schiff live at four. he said that he will run on a track record of fighting for working families supporting labor and defending democratic institutions. several civil rights groups have filed the new laws. suit over the state's plan to force some people with mental health issues into cou

the lapd is injuring neighbors and witnesses and is urging anyone with information to contact them >>> a dangerous man is on the loose, and he may be on your dating apps. police say 36-year-old benjamin obadiah foster tortured a woman he held captive in grants pass, oregon just last week. she was hospitalized in critical condition. according to authorities, foster is using dating apps to find people to help him avoid police or to find new victims he is charged with attempted murder, kidnapping and assault police are offering a $2500 reward for information leading to his arrest. they are warning, the suspect may attempt to change his appearance by shaving his beard and hair or by changing his hair color. foster was convicted in nevada of keeping his then girlfriend in captivity in 2019 >>> minnesota has become the first state to pass a bill enshrining abortion rights over the weekend the senate passed the measure in a 34-33 vote, but things were contentious. protesters on both side of the aisle packed the chamber and debate lasted 15 hours the bill heads to the governor's desk >>> peop

. >> reporter: tonight, the lapd facing growing questions over the death of an unarmed black man following a violent arrest. >> they're trying to george floyd me. >> reporter: in newly-released body camera video, 31-year-old keenan anderson, who happens to be the cousin of black lives matter co-founder patrisse cullors, can be seen making contact with police. motorists on the scene telling police the english teacher caused a traffic accident. >> hey, stop right there. get up against the wall. >> reporter: according to police and bystanders, anderson was displaying erratic behavior, yet they say he initially complied with the officer's orders. >> i want people to see me. >> sir. okay, you can sit right there then. you want to be seen, sit right there. >> reporter: minutes later, police say anderson attempts to flee. the edited video then jumps to anderson pleading with officers restraining him while on the ground. >> hey, stop, or i'm going to tase you. >> they're trying to george floyd me. >> reporter: anderson is then tased several times. he's handcuffed and put on a stretcher, then taken

. >> it was chris rock that convinced the lapd not to press charges. >> it's more air time than the alwayss have gotten in the lastfo five. >> will smith resigns from thete academy. >>ds r the academy barred him fu all academy events for the next 10 years.ng >> o they should thank will smih for making the oscars relevant again. >> they missed an opportunity bt no ut letting one presenter getm smacked everedy year. >> continuing its air and ground campaign against ukraine. >> russia overwhelmed their air defenses if you just hours. >> ever since the soviet unionfh died in the early 1990s, putin has been recentful. he sees ukraine as part of the great russian empire and wants to restore it. >> putin is like annex lover.y >> putin is like annex lover.y shree broke up with him, but i didn't break up with her. >> they invade. >> the markets, investors, europeans, nato. >> i don't believe the world was prepared for the level ofe' destructios n that putin's military was about to engage. >> russia is going to kick ukraine's ass here. we thought ukraine would go down week, two weeks. that's not how

lapd not to press charges. >> this turns into the socialst mediara nuclear bomb.s air time they and thescars have gotten in the last five years. yea the last five years. yea then the consequences start rolling in. the academy did bar him from all academy events for the next 10 years. we should thank will smith for making the academy awards relevant again. not letting one presenter get smacked every year. >> this is a david versusou goliath situation.rs >> air and ground campaign against ukraine. 202 >> completely overwhelming thear air defensese. and just hours. >> did not have a land war inen europe otfn my bingo card for 2022, but here we are. >> ever since the soviet union died in the early 1990s, putin has been resentful. he sees ukraine as part of the great russian empire.ra putin becamein this jilted ex lover where she broke up with him, but he did not break upens. with her. there isev putin parked outside the house every night. february 24 it happens. february 24 it happens. they invade. the markets, investors,t europeans, nato.to >> i do not believe that the world warus prepared

anti-police sentiment after the cousin of blm's founder died just hours of a confrontation with the lapd, but they aren't telling you the full story. we will next. (voya mnemonic.) there are some things that go better...together. hey! like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. for a brighter financial future. thanks. ahh pretzel and mustard... another great combo. (voya mnemonic.) voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >> laura: 331. that's how many police officers were shot in the line of duty last year. 126 of those during an ambush-style of attack. all told 64 officers were killed by gunfire last year. that's up 32% since 2020. but those lives don't matter to left wing activists. they have a new narrative. what really happened? for the whole story, we go to fox news correspondents kevin, what can you tell us? >> the incident in question happened back on january 3 in l.a.'s venice neighborhood. according to police, who released a 19-minute edited

the lapd says 3 victims were killed while sitting inside a car.wo of the four hurt are hospitalized in critical condition. authorities are not releasing information on the suspect who is still at large. police are trying to determine a motive for the shooting. laura: a group of doctors fighting the biden demonstration saying they are being forced to provide gender reassignment treatment to go against their religious, joins us on that oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application; t

squad, as they call it, of loyal fans who just worry about her whereabouts and her welfare and the lapdy? and she said, look, there's obviously been they obviously been calls. they didn't to in house, but it didn't come to in house, but it forced her to release a statement on twitter saying, please to the fans. you know, i feel like i'm being gaslit. i feel like i'm being gaslit. i feel like i'm being gaslit. i feel like i'm being again, you know . i appreciate your concern know. i appreciate your concern and welfare, but actually i'm fine. and can you not do this and can you just give me some privacy and back off? so that's britney spears. a whole lot britney spears. so a whole lot of so in america, if of it. so in america, if somebody police somebody rings the police and says somebody has gone off instagram police actually instagram, the police actually go confiscate go around and make confiscate the this country. if the police in this country. if you get burgled. you know, i know that from the film, the police themselves, they told me that a years ago when i had that a few years ago