but this is obviously now in the hands of the lapd.hey are the ones in a are investigating his death. the 911 call yesterday came in at 4:07 p.m. for a water rescue and at 4:10 they got to his house and characterized it as a death investigation. as you mentioned, the l.a. times reporting that he was found unresponsive in the bathtub. but no cause of death has been reported at the moment and normally a complete autopsy and toxicology report could take several weeks. now, the family did release a statement saying that they were heartbroken and i want to read part of that statement where they said, matthew brought so much joy to the world both as an actor and as a friend. you all meant so much to him and we appreciate the tremendous outpouring of love. this is someone who wanted to be remembered as a person who helped others. and it is part of the reason why he shared his struggles with addiction. he made it so public through his memoir that was released in november of 2022 and he was candity on interviews. he was emotional and said that

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this man knows the average response time for lapd for beverly hills, for santa monica police department. i don't know new york as well. i know they get around pretty quickly. are they trained in active shooter response and security? is there a little bit of predictive behavioral profiling training sprinkled in there? look at the intelligence failure of the mossad, one of the finest institutions in the world, and then ask ourselves if israel didn't get it right, what should we be doing? we need to be layered up to some capacity. people are yelling and screaming let's get together and cause chaos. that's why i come up with. i am with john on psychological tactics being used bsh whoever is more scared is losing. that's how that works. >> the point -- yeah. the point he is making? >> all right. i agree with all of that. and part of the story that we had on earlier in the show is the community security alliance, which, you know, organizations like the uja and adl have literally gone out and trained personnel at synagogues, at jewish schools, at symbolic locations, have trained teachers, have

occupation of dewy square and los angeles, california, at least 200 people were arrested when the lapd cleared occupied la encampment around the city hall, what made the movement lose prominence? i think the main reason it declined in prominence was the democrats no longer found it useful, the democrats used it to get the energy going in the lead up to the 2012 elections. i was part of the protests that happened in charlotte, north carolina, and uh, you know, i remember how you know, during those protests uh, barack obama and the democratic party very much wanted occupy wall street tents and a occupy wall street encampment to be set up near the democrat convention uh, so the... film it and they very much wanted to use the energy of the occupy wall street movement to defeat the republicans in 2012. the republicans had their mass movement called the tea party, and so in order to maintain a kind of a populist image and the idea that they were fighting for the working class, the democrats had to kind of create the aesthetic or the illusion that they were building a mass movement as well, a

the lapd took years to release this patrol car record finding of two officers playing the online game. pokemon go. instead of responding to a call about a robbery in progress and a macy's in crenshaw. >> calls and backing up on the recording. >> you hear the officer minutes after driving away discussing how to catch the pokemon character snorlax ignores the robbery call even though, according to court documents, they were only 200 yards away from the store. he catches everything. >> i don't catch everything. >> but you're still pretty high up there for not catching everything. >> the officers were fired, but sued to get reinstated. >> their case going all the way to a california appeals court. the officers arguing their patrol car recordings should be dismissed because they were private conversations. but the appeals court disagreed and sided with the police board, which ruled the officers committed misconduct. that was unprofessional and embarrassing and violated the trust of the public. the ignored robbery call was back in 2017, but the video just came to light thanks to a public re

lapd characterized it as a death investigation. the los angeles times ordered that he was found unresponsive in his hot tub. no official cause of death has been released. his body is now with the medical examiner's office, and an autopsy is pending. normally a complete toxicology report takes several weeks. perry's family released a statement to people magazine, saying they are heartbroken by the tragic loss of a beloved son and brother, they went on to say that he brought joy to the world as an actor, as a friend. he wanted to be remembered as somebody who helped people. it's part of the reason he shared his addiction addiction struggles. he said he wanted to help people individually, or as a group. he said this in many interviews. he also said he wanted to be remembered as someone who lived well, who loved well, someone who was a seeker. he started with small roles and landed more prominent roles, but his role as chandler really made him famous, that funny, sarcastic character that many are remembering today. the cast of friends,

unresponsive in a jacuzzi at his los angeles home saturday from an apparent drowning, according to the lapds learning that authorities received a 9-1-1 call just after 4:00 p.m. on saturday about a water emergency at a california residence. law enforcement sources telling nbc news there was no apparent foul play pending a further investigation. the 54-year-old posting this photo in the water just days ago. perry's family telling people, matthew brought so much joy to the world, both as an actor and a friend perry, born in williamstown, massachusetts, was raised in canada before moving to los angeles as a teen. it was there he discovered his love of comedy, joining an improv group at the age of 24 he would land the gig of a lifetime as chandler bing on the hit nbc sitcom "friends. he would star in the show for all ten seasons. >> i left the message, i have some pride >> do you? >> no. [ laughter ] >> and later in a string of hit films like "the whole nine yards," "fools rush in," and the romantic comedy "seventeen again. despite his ability to light up a screen, off-screen, there was darknes

unresponsive in a jacuzzi at his los angeles home saturday from an apparent drowning, according to the lapd. >> respond to the drowning. >> reporter: nbc news learning authorities received a 911 call just after 4:00 p.m. on saturday about a water emergency at a california residence. law enforcement sources telling nbc news there was no apparent foul play, pending a further investigation. the 54-year-old posting this photo in the water just days ago. today perry's family telling "people" matthew brought so much joy to the world both as an actor and a friend. perry, born in williams town, massachusetts, was raised in canada before moving to los angeles as a teen. it was there he discovered his love of comedy, joining an improv group. at the age of 24 he would land the gig of the lifetime as chandler on the hit series "friends" and would star for all ten seasons >> i left a message. i have some pride. >> do you? >> no. >> reporter: later in a string of hit films like "the whole nine yards" and "fools rush in" and the romantic comedy "17 again." >> you have really great hair. >> well, thanks. i

and now, david, the lapd's most experienced team of investigators has taken over this case. they say there's no signs of trauma or foul play, but add, it will take several weeks before the exact cause of death is known. david? >> david: kayna whitworth tonight in los angeles. kayna, thank you. >>> and later tonight here, there was one more thing matthew perry told diane about his own bravery, how he hoped his struggle, his honesty would help others. that's a little later here. >>> and when we come back here tonight, the police chase. the suspect allegedly throwing explosive devices from the car. >>> also, the new warning from panera tonight involving one of their drinks. >>> and the halloween deep freeze. the temperatures plunging from the west all the way to the northeast. the forecast ahead. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd, and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be

ben who have lapd is our guest. vice chair of the e.a.o. former chair. here to take your phone calls and questions. phone lines call in as usual, republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. go ahead and call in. ask folks calling in, ben hovland, what do you think is the biggest threat of the integrity of the u.s. elections in 2024? guest: i think that one of the things that we have seen post 2020 is that there has been a lot of confusion about the process. i think it's important to help provide that information and transparency for voters. i think traditionally so many americans turned on the news on election night, checked the results, and that was sort of the end of it. and i think that you have seen more people take an interest in the process of election administration. it's a very involved process. there are -- the people who run our elections across the country, the men and women in local jurisdictions across the country, are professionals. and they have so many checks and balances in place. and i think for a num

lapd also saying they did respond to a home matching perry's address. that was for a death investigation. all of this is still fast moving and developing. we are waiting for authorities to give us more details and confirmation. i do want to go back to the beginning. matthew perry was born in massachusetts. his father was an actor, his mother a journalist. when the two split up he moved with his mother to canada. he spent a while in canada. it was there that he sort of developed this love for tennis. he was actually a top ranked tennis player in canada and moved back to the u.s. as a teenager and that's when he started this acting career following his father's foot stops and started with small roles and got bigger roles and led him to "friends" and the role that truly made him famous and it was just something people loved to watch and still do over and over again as they watch the replays, the jokes, mannerisms, the way he just made everyone laugh and made himself relatable. these were friends onscreen and off screen and famously known for negotiating th

we know that lapd responded at 4:10 p.m. and then they characterized it as a death investigation, as you mentioned the l.a. times is calling it an apparent drowning accident. we do not have an official cause of death yet. and it is important to note that usually a full autopsy and toxicology report takes several weeks. now, perry's family did release a statement to people magazine saying that they were heartbroken by the tragic loss of their beloved son and brother. they went on to say in the statement that he brought joy to the world as an actor, but also as a friend. and matthew perry wanted to be remembered as someone would helped others. he said that he was sharing his struggles with addiction being so public and candid about it and not just in interviews but in his memoir in his november 2022 memoir being just extremely open about how difficult it was to deal with his addiction. he said, he wanted to be remembered not just for helping people through the media and in his book, but also one-on-one or in groups. he also wa

yesterday and it was for a water rescue emergency and then at 410 it was lapd who responded and characterizedas a death investigation. you mentioned the l.a. times, they are reporting that he was found unresponsive in his hot tub. but no official cause of death has been released and normally a complete autopsy could take several weeks. now his family did release a statement saying they are heartbroken by the tragic loss of their beloved brother and son. and then they went on to say in that statement that he brought joy to the world not just with his acting, but as a friend. and look, matthew perry was someone who wanted to be remembered as someone who helped people. he said he shared a lot of these struggles with addiction in order to help others, he detailed them in his memoir released in november of 2022 but openly talking about it in interviews as he was emotional and discussing that he was willing to share these things to help others. he also said in interviews that he wanted to be remembered as someone who lived well, someone would loved well, who was a seeker but of course many of us re

they do not suspect any foul play, and lapd is still investigating. back to you. >> thank you cristina coleman. >> just 5 days ago perry posted an eerie photo on instagram showing him posting in his hot tub at his home. he noted he wanted to be remembered as someone who helped those with addiction. >> a lot of people are talking about good work he has done even between his relapses we worked hard to help the community and he created perry house, a sober living facility for men. he dedicated his life to being honest about the hardships in his life, he said i will help you if you ask for it. >> caitlyn, this is charlie hurt. thank you for this reporting. can you describe for us what is the scene has been like outside of his house? and what the you know, the sort of reaction from normal people regular people has been? reporter: with anyone celebrity death, we see chaos outside of the house, the house was surrounded by police tape and set up a barricade to make sure that journalists and looky-loos were not fryi trying to get akror across, his family showe

angeles, privacy advocates are up in arms after an "uber eats delivery bot shared video footage with the lapdad too. i don't need my food delivery robot dropping a dime on me. "open up! we've obtained footage of you ordering five crunchwrap supremes. we're declaring your bathroom a crime scene." [cheers and applause] don't reward jokes like that. we'll only write more of them. apparently, uber uses the robots of a company called serve robotics and the footage that uber eats gave to the cops was part of "a criminal investigation that involved one of serve's own robots because someone tried to steal the delivery bot off the street." lemme get this straight. you sent a $5,000 robot full of food into the streets of los angeles and someone tried to take it? huh. this is terrible news for the new high tech startup: "take a $20/leave a $20" bot. so convenient. you need a 20? next up, on the gasm, san francisco has become the epicenter of testing driverless cabs, which has led to a steamy new phenomenon. apparently san franciscans are having sex in the robotaxis. reminds me of one of my favorite song

then lapd took over at 4:10 p.m. they said it was a death investigation. so again more is needed to exactly find out what happened here. his family released a statement to "people" saying they were heartbroken by tragic loss of a son and brother, but he brought joy to the world when his acting but also as a friend. and he was a person that wanted to be remembered as someone who helped people. he was willing to be open and share his struggles with addiction in order to help people. he said he wanted to talk to people one-on-one, as a group, anyone going through those struggles, because he was able to overcome them and wanted ohs to overcome them as well. he was a seeker. a lot of us remember him by chandler, that was really the role that brought him to fame. it was him making us laugh, that sarcastic, funny one-liners and the jokes, that truly was what brought so much laughter to so many us in the '90s and early 2000s. but there are many roles. he started out with smaller roles, got more prominent roles and it was friends that really brought him to fame. th

the lapd put out a note to their communities saying you know your community and you know your neighbors and the best way to protect them is, you know, to share information and come forward if you see something that doesn't fit in. so there is a lot of that. but what we are seeing in terms of police departments is the nypd put 3,500 people who would normally work thousands in plainclothes in uniform, no request for days off that weren't scheduled are being approved, and l.a. they did the same thing. in chicago they enhanced things. in las vegas they have tightened the casino industry and camera systems. the major city chiefs association, which is all of the most populous urban areas in the country had a conference last week and sent out a notice today with a ten point set of recommendations for enhances intelligence, counterterrorism plans, conatingencies, strategis for demonstrations. so what you're seeing is a girding of the american security apparatus on the federal, state and local level. >> on the international level, we were watching i think in real time yesterday we were all watch

lapd says the first time he trespassed was around 9:30 wednesday morning. he was detained by kennedy's private security, arrested, served an emergency protective order and released. but that didn't stop him from trying again. he was arrested the same day just hours later at rfk's property. this time for violating the emergency protective order he was served earlier that day. in a statement, rfk jr.'s campaign says his private security was already aware of the suspect and referred to him as an obsessed individual. his security firm already notified secret service about this guy and shared what they called alarming communications to the presidential candidate. rfk jr. says this suspect sent him, listen to this, 435 emails in a three-month period, including one last week which was about him getting a, quote, bullet in his brain. very disturbing. again, the suspect had apparently sent this to rfk jr. last month, his campaign manager urged president biden to provide secret service protection to him. now, most primary candidates do not get this kind of security,

it was taken from her security team's suv parked in front of the family justice center in oak lapd. so far no arrests have been made. just a few hours before that incident she attended a discussion hosted by the oakland chamber of commerce. she answered questions from the audience. this all comes as price faces a mounting recall campaign. earlier this month recall organizers started gathering signatures. they need 73,000 by march 5th. if they do, there will be a special election in june to try to recall her. >> there's so much interest around what i'm doing and how i'm doing it that the first inconception and the biggest one is that i'm the mayor of oakland. i've had to emphasize to people i don't control what the police do. i don't set what the priorities are for this city. this is one of 14 cities -- >> earlier this month, as we mentioned, recall organizers started gathering those signatures. they need 73,000 by march in order to trigger that special election. >>> 7:40 right now. still to come on "today in the bay," a walk in the south bay to bring awareness to autism. we'll tell

unresponsive in a jacuzzi at his los angeles home on saturday from an apparent drowning according to the lapds learning that authorities received a 911 call just after 4:00 p.m. on saturday about a water emergency at a california residence. law enforcement telling nbc news that there was no apparent foul play pending a further investigation, posting this photo in the water just days ago. today, matthew perry's family telling people that matthew brought so much joy to the world, both as an actor and a friend. matthew perry born in massachusetts was raised in canada before moving to los angeles as a teenager. he discovered his love of ,, joining an improv group at the age of 24, he would land the gig of a lifetime as chandler being on the sitcom, "friends", he would start in the show for all 10 seasons. -- and later in a string of hit films, like the whole nine yards, fools rush in and be romantic ,, 17 again. >> you have really great hair. >> thanks, i grow it myself. >> reporter: despite his ability to perry opening up about his decades long battle with drugs and alcohol and is 2022 memoir, h

unresponsive in a jacuzzi as a los angeles home on saturday from an apparent drowning, according to the lapd. nbc news learning that authorities received a 911 call just under 4:00 p.m. on sunday about a water emergence the at a california resident. law enforcement sources telling nbc news there was no apparent foul play pending an investigation. the 44-year-old posting the water days ago. they are telling people, matthew brought so much joy to the world, both as an actor and a friend. he was raised in canada before moving to los angeles as a teen. it was there he discovered his love of comedy, joining an improv group. at the age of 24, he landed the gig of a lifetime is chandler being on the hit nbc sitcom friends. he would start in the show for all 10 seasons. and later in a string of hits like the whole nine yards, fools rush in, and the romantic comedy 17 again. despite his ability to light up a screen, offscreen, there was darkness. perry opening up about his decades long battle with drugs and alcohol and a 2022 memoir. he said he went to rehab 15 times and detoxed dixie five times. >>

>> the best of the best of the lapd. that is the division they put on the high profile cases. the best of the best when it comes to detectives. >> people with a history of rapid weight gain and rapid weight loss, it seems they have bad health outcomes as they get older. >> they generally will. if he had underlying cardiovascular disease or blockage of a coronary artery in his heart, i am speculating, obviously. that is something you can't tell just by looking. that requires a lot of microscopic analysis of organs. that will take a full autopsy. something they haven't had time to do yet. >> there were no illegal drugs found in the house. there were prescription drugs found. if he was prescribed something by a doctor that ended up causing him to drown, with the medical professional be liable for that? >> absolutely there would be an investigation. where the liability would rest would hinge upon what the answer to the following question is. was it over prescribed in the world of xanax which are benzodiazepines which can cause fatality during withdrawal? or opiates. there is now s

the lapd says a woman who was inside the home at the time of the invasion pulled the trigger.he wounded suspect was hospitalized but is expected to survive. also happening today, president biden is cutting to bosht's district to tout clean energy policies. comes on the heels of the president calling out bosht two months ago that the plant would be constructed in her district. biden is expected to visit cs wind the largest wind power manufacturer in the world delivering remarks on both the economic plan and the inflation reduction act. those are the headlines, guys overs to you. >> steve: more bidenomics. thank you. >> brian: all right, carley, thank you so much. back to the war. idf forces rush to evacuate 28 communities in northern israel amid strikes along the lebanese border. hence, hezbollah. >> lawrence: our military panel reaction on the logistics of fighting a two front war. that's next. ♪ somedays, i cover up because of ♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another

although there have been no reports indicating foul play, the cause of death is being investigated by the lapdminer's office, officials saying they now await toxicology results which could take three to four months. back to you. >> chloe, thank you. >>> coming up, public officials should they be allowed critics on social media? the supreme court could soon weigh in. weigh in. u're watchyo in when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid-free remission... ...and the chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check, check, and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; dea

aishah: the the lapd says it's you talking about account has now been suspended over the posting of footagef a violent attack on video-sharing platform. the department's channel posted video of the attack to seek the public's help in identifying the suspect. youtube now says that it's removed the video for violating its terms of service. it showed two suspects punching a victim and hitting them in the head with bolt cutters. no arrests have been made in that case. >> well, my nose got lonely. >> and you don't have a moustache, which is good. [laughter] i'm chandler, i make jokes when i'm uncomfortable. [laughter] >> oh, i'm sorry. louise, monica, chandler -- we used to date. >> richard, no one's supposed to know about us. [laughter] mike: shock and sadnessing in hollywood and among millions of fans of the hugely popular sitcom "friends." beloved actor matthew perry who starred as wise-cracking chandler bing is dead at age 54 after an apparent drowning at his los angeles home. christina coleman is live near his home in the pacific palisades neighborhood in l.a. speaking to the heart broken f

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san francisco and los angeles, the lapd is patrolling jewish and muslim communities.l, what can you add to what we are seeing as far as these growing threats coast to coast? >> sandra, just yesterday director wray mentioned an increased number of threats, but no credibility on any significant threat. probably the ambient concern. we just heard about that terrible story a few minutes ago from the midwest, but you know, concern here is both home grown individuals who may have a propensity to commit an act of violence, of hate, and all they need to do is see something on television, see someone in their community, see a protest, and kind of invigorates them. so a home grown person or instantaneously radicalized and abt out. authorities are looking to protect the locations, where they is an he a high concentration of synagogues, churches or community centers where people could congregate. >> sandra: some of the largest jewish populations as far as the biggest u.s. cities are concerned right here at home in new york city, 1.3 million, 25%, a quarter of the u.s. jewish popu

capitol police, the nypd and lapd, that additional measures are being put in place after that globall to action from the former hamas chief. the fbi is encouraging the public to remain vigilant and report anything suspicious, bret. >> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. jacqui thank you. getting americans home who want to leave the region is a top priority for the pavement secretary of state antony blinken again in israel where he met with israeli officials including the prime minister. he plans to talk tomorrow with palestinian leaders. senior national correspondent rich edson is at the state department tonight with that. good evening rich. >> reporter: good evening bret. the secretary of state is traveling throughout the region he says to work to free those hostages. hamas is still holding, and to try to keep this conflict from spreading. secretary spent the today i in egypt meeting with top israeli officials including prime minister benjamin netanyahu. blinken says the world is seeing evidence of the today paragraphity and the inhumanity of hamas. >> on a basic human lev

>> yeah, we're here at a synagogue right now, lapd says the ramping up patrols at synagogues, mosques l.a., it's happening in cities across the country. including nypd. there's a feeling from both sides that when conflict escalates overseas in israel and gaza, that there can be a higher chance of violence here at home in the u.s.. but it's not just law enforcement, that's making some changes and taking precautions, we're also hearing about major airlines that are making changes. some airlines from the u.s. here have now canceled their flights to israel. there's even that flight from san francisco to tel aviv that was on its way to tel aviv, flying over greenland, when it got turned around and went back to san francisco. so, those are some of the changes as well here. >> striking to see you outside of that synagogue, i also think about -- telling us in the last block that there's already heightened security in addition to synagogues at mosques throughout this country. nbc's liz kreutz for us in los angeles, liz, thank you. that does it for us today, i'm alicia menendez, i'm gonna see y

while we wait to find out how davis will plead, nbc news spoke with a retired lapd detective who sayswhen dwayne davis confessed to being involved in the murder back in 2009. here is from that interrogation. >> so orlando sho him across dre? >> he leaned over on the window, we rolled down the window, popped him. >> who was -- >> they would have drove on my side. i would have popped lu, you know what i'm saying, but they was on the other side. >> davis has publicly admitted to being involved with shakur's murder, comments that revived the police investigation that ultimately led to his arrest last friday. >>> conservative fire brand jim jordan become the next speaker of the house? who is showing their support, and who might try to challenge him all of that after the break. . because the only thing dripping should be your style. plop plop fizz fizz with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. also try for fizzy fast cough relief. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patche

. >> retired 29 year veteran lapd detective and use of force expert timothy t williams disagrees as it wraps around the legs. >> it's it wraps around the torso if you're not deployed properly, it could also wrap around the facial area. it could cause permanent damage to the eyes. >> you know, you talked about how it's non pain inducing. what about the concerns some have raised about the hooks, possibly hitting someone's eye or the ropes scraping someone's neck for example? >> well, we work on a lot of training, you know, and that's part of what our protocol is, is we have different levels of training out to an agency. >> what about incidents of choking? have you had any of those? >> it never had an incident like that. it's just physics won't allow it. it will wrap, but it's not going to wrap tight enough around the neck to be able to choke. and then it's not going to constrict. >> how can you be sure it doesn't get into someone's eye? >> it's by turning the laser on. it's extremely accurate. it's extremely consistent. >> well, what happens if their aim is off right, in a fast moving si

york city apartment building, and on perry's pacific palisades doorstep just feet away from where the lapds he was discovered by his assistant, unresponsive in his jacuzzi, requesting two additional units and a supervisor respond to hill drive. >> authorities say there were no signs of foul play in perry's death, though their investigation is ongoing. >> just last week, perry had posted this photo from his hot tub. his parents sharing how they are heartbroken by the tragic loss, adding that matthew brought so much joy to the world, both as an actor and a friend. the star once sharing how he would like to be remembered beyond his acting. >> when i die, i don't want friends to be the first thing that's mentioned. i want that to be the first thing that's mentioned. and i'm going to live the rest of my life proving that . >> an autopsy was performed on perry, but his cause of death remains unknown. while they await the toxicology results, which could take weeks. melissa don, abc news los angeles. >> happening tonight, the entire eastbound direction of the dumbarton bridge will close. crews are

and we know that this was a water rescue, initially, when the paramedics and the lapd arrived, to findccording to law enforcement sources telling nbc news. and we know that he had recently post on instagram, himself in his pool, in his jacuzzi. you know, he had come up with this memoir last, year he had said that he was sober, that he was in a really good place in his life. and we know that he had been through many, many struggles. and yes, there is an outpouring of support for him today. >> i mean really, the whole world is so shocked. that character that show, it has had such an impact on so many. what can you tell us about the tributes? >> well you know, i want to start with what his family released today, in a statement, saying that he was such of just an incredible human being, and they are heartbroken by the tragic loss of our beloved son, and brother. and that he brought such joy to the world, both as an actor and a friend. you also have morgan fairchild, morgan fairchild played his mother on the hit show friends. and she says you know, i am heartbroken at the loss of such a bri

. >> it is video that the lapd took years to release. recording of two officers playing the online game. pokemon go instead of responding to a call about a robbery in progress at a macy's in crenshaw. now on the recording, you can hear the officer is just after driving away discussing how to catch the pokemon character snorlax ignore during the robbery call. even though according to court records, they were only 200 yards away from the store. the officers were fired, but sued to get reinstated. their case going all the way to california appeals court. this is everything. >> i don't catch everything. >> but you're still pretty high up there for not catching hearing. oh he calls back it up for you. the party, the officers arguing in their patrol car recordings should be dismissed because they were private conversations. >> but the appeals court disagreed and sided with the police board, which ruled that the officers committed misconduct. that was unprofessional and embarrassing and violated the trust of the public. they ignored robbery cal

this is video that lapd took years to release. it's a patrol car recording of two officers playing the online game, pokemon go instead of responding to a call about a robbery in progress at a macy's in crenshaw. now, on the recording, you can hear the officers just after driving away discussing how to catch the pokemon character snorlax ignoring the robbery. call this even though, according to court documents, they were only 200 yards away from the store before the officers were fired. but they sued to get reinstated. their case going all the way to california appeals court. this is everything i don't catch everything, but you're still pretty high up there for not catching everything. >> oh, you go to back it up. were you the party, the officers arguing that their patrol car recordings should be dismissed because they were private conversations, but the appeals court disagreed and sided with the police board, which ruled that the officers committed misconduct. >> that was unprofessional, personal and embarrassing. and violated the

on the west coast, the lapd, beverly hills police department also stepping up patrols around jewish organizationsalso know that officials are keeping a close eye on the dark corners of the web for any potential extremism and online rhetoric that could promote and incite violence. janai? >> janai: morgan, we're already seeing travel disruptions for airlines into and out of israel? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. multiple and major airlines here in the u.s. have already canceled flights to and from tel aviv. that includes united, american, and delta. delta airlines though promising to work with u.s. officials to bring u.s. citizens who want to return home. bottom line, janai, all of this is a sign that the conflict in israel is intensifying and only certain to grow. janai? >> janai: all right, morgan. thank you for that update and as the situation continues unfolding, we will have more on the situation in israel and gaza in our next hour, and later on "this week," george stephanopoulos interviews secretary of state antony blinken. plus, george has the latest on the house speaker fight with one of

. >> retired 29 year veteran lapd detective and use of force expert timothy t williams disagrees as itps around the legs. >> it's a wraps around the torso. if you're not deployed properly, it could also wrap around the facial area. it could cause permanent damage to the eyes. >> you know, you talked about how it's non pain inducing. what about the concerns some have raised about the hooks, possibly hitting someone's eye or the ropes scraping someone's neck, for example? >> well, we work in a lot of training. you know, and that's part of what our protocol is, is we have different levels of training out to an agency. >> what about incidents of choking? have you had any of those? >> it never had an incident like that. it's just physics won't allow it. it will wrap, but it's not going to wrap tight enough around a neck to be able to choke. and then it's not going to constrict. how can you be sure it doesn't get into someone's eye? it's by turning the laser on. it's extremely accurate. it's extremely consistent. >> well, what happens if their aim is off right, in a fast moving situation the

lapd in los angeles is on alert and the f.b.i. nationally is on alert. we have heard capital police are on alert in d.c. as well for any of those protests that could turn violent. you compare that to what is happening in france. it was interesting yesterday to hear the french government say that they are outlawing all pro-palestinian protests. they will not allow it. i spoke last night when i was hosting fox news @ night, dana, to a rabbi here in los angeles. he said protest is a right here in the united states but what everybody within the jewish community and beyond is concerned about is what those protests could turn into. dana. >> dana: jonathan hunt with the update. we'll see you more throughout the show. >> bill: on the board here i want to show you a number of maps. these are the developments that we have basically learned overnight. in gaza you have 2.3 million people. israelis overnight are warning 1.1 million mostly in the northern section here of gaza to move south. why is that? we're about to explain. there were essentially three in and out p

the lapd saying there are no signs of foul play, and they're conducting an investigation.p about his years of addiction to alcohol and painkillers just last year in his memoir "friends, lovers, and the big terrible thing." >> janai: 54 years old, so young. >> whit: a terrible loss. >> janai: also right now, jeep-maker stellantis reached a tentative contract agreement with the united autoworkers union on saturday, that leaves general motors as the only big three automaker still without an agreement. that fight now escalating as workers at a gm plant in tennessee walked off the job yesterday trying to mount pressure on the company to reach a deal. >> gio: and watch what happened after the kansas jayhawks pulled off a massive upset over the oklahoma sooners. on saturday, the crowd charged the field in lawrence, kansas. climbed up one of the goal posts and eventually bringing it down. sports janai, what are your thoughts on this? >> janai: what are my thoughts? >> whit: she used to do that at mizzou, right? >> janai: i went to mizzou, so we don't even acknowledge that school,

lapd, they did not have to find the real killers. >> it i know you're doing your job, but i did not layfe. i did not hurt her, i did not kill her. i walked in, and found her under the air conditioning. >> mark's family, by the way. he told them all about that texting relationship. they said it did not seem like such a big deal. >> it sounds to me that it was just them confiding in each other about their marriages, and their families. just an outlet. >> her youngest son, casey, explained why there had been some tension between the parents a few days before the murder. >> there was a span where they did not get along, but it was a while before. >> and they seem to be back together again? >> they seemed better than ever. >> and that claims by the 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 keeps something from you. it was something they weren't done. and they got over it. >> all that grief infected summer. a cloud darkened over the duenas family. when casey gra

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retired lapd detective says davis confessed to his role in the shooting during a 2009 plea agreementced drug charg use against in exchange for the testimony. tupac's brother says the family still has questions. >> we are >> the pagreement says when you sit down and talk to us, whatever you say that is self-incriminating, we want to use against you. it is not immunity. >> the other men in the car that night are all dead tupac's brother says the family still has questions. >> we are feeling grateful we are shocked to some degree because it's been so long. it's still a lot of unanswered questions. we're cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: today's hearing is an arraignment the judge could also set the trial date davis will hear the charge against them and then could enter a plea it is unclear if he has an attorney prosecutors plan to use davis' own words to try and convict him. back to you. >> miguel, thank you. >>> coming up, it is college application season and some hopefuls are using ai to write those essays. we talked about that is that cheating does that influence a student's chance

although there have been no reports indicating foul play, the cause of death is being investigated by the lapdo await the toxicology results which could take three to four months. it is going to be a little bit of time before we know exactly what has happened. >> chloe, thank you so much. >> thank you, chloe. >>> still ahead this morning, we're going to get you ready for big halloween festivities and a can't miss costume reveal. >> we're not the only ones going big for the holiday. emilie ikeda is in one of the halloween tourist towns that is drawing record crowds this year, huh, emilie? >> reporter: hey, there. that's right happy halloween to you today, thousands of ghosts, goblins and ghouls will descend on this small historic city, which is transformed into a halloween hot spot, drawing record numbers coming up, a look at the halloween tourism industry and we have got some creative ways to get in on the fun too, all here from salem, massachusetts stay with us [the wind sounds are reduced] will you marry me? [woman screams in excitement] ahhhhhh! (♪♪) [gasps] wow! (♪♪) get google pixel 8 pro

the lapd plan to increase patrols.ypd has ordered all cops t report in uniform tomorrow grea all of them. no days off. the fai is encouraging members of the public to remain vigilant , pay attention to this, so tomorrow, make sure, be observant of all your surroundings, avoid loud crowds if you avoid large cities, stay out of cities like new york and stay clear of any pro- hamas rallies taking place. already, earlier today in france , we have seen absolute chaos unfolding as the protesters were clashing with police on the streets of paris shutting down that parts of tha city, buildings vandalized, monument spray-painted and palestinian flags were draped over statues. by the way, in just the last 24 hours by the way, we had many arrested for anti- somatic offenses. anti-semitism has been explodin in our country, the united states of america, especially o american campuses and universities during a pro- hama rally at the university of washington. a group of protesters chanting there is one solution, revolution, take a lo

ben who have lapd is our guest. vice chair of the e.a.o. former chair. take your phone calls and questions. phone lines call in as usual, republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. go ahead and call in. ask folks calling in, ben hovland, what do you think is the biggest threat of the integrity of the u.s. elections in 2024? guest: i think that one of the things that we have seen post 2020 is that there has been a lot of confusion about the process. i think it's important to help provide that information and transparency for voters. i think traditionally so many americans turned on the news on election night, checked the results, and that was sort of the end of it. and i think that you have seen more people take an interest in the process of election administration. it's a very involved process. there are -- the people who run our elections across the country, the men and women in local jurisdictions across the country, are professionals. and they have so many checks and balances in place. and i think for a number of p

the star found unresponsive in a jacuzzi from an apparent drowning at his home, according to the lapdrning authorities received a 911 call just after 4:00 p.m. on saturday about a water emergency at a california residence. law enforcement sources telling nbc news there was no apparent foul play, pending a further investigation. the 54-year-old posting this photo in the water just days ago. perry's family telling "people" matthew brought so much joy to the world, both as an actor and a friend. perry, born in williamstown, massachusetts, was raised in canada before moving to los angeles as a teen. he discovered his love of comedy, joining an improv group. at 24, he'd land the gig of a lifetime, as chandler bing on the hit sitcom "friends." he'd star in the show for all ten seasons. >> i left the message. i have some pride. >> do you? >> no. >> reporter: later in a string of hit films like "the whole nine yards," "fools rush in," and "17 again." >> you have really great hair. >> oh, thanks. i grow it myself. >> reporter: despite his ability to light up a screen, off screen, there was dar