and as the funeral was winding down, things were busy at the lapd crime lab. comparing simpson's blood to the samples collected at the crime scene are now in. and they match. the bloodied trail at bundy, rocking him and inside the bronco all came back to simpson. which meant. >> we wanted to bring him in and book him like we would anybody else. >> and said, a deal was struck with his recently hired defense attorney robert shapiro. to avoid all the media, simpson would discreetly turn himself in at the jail in the back of parker center. the deadline was friday, june 17th, 1994. 11:00 a.m. sharp. what o.j. simpson never showed. as a nation was about to learn, he simply disappeared. >> coming up. >> o.j., wherever you are, for the sake of your family, for the sake of your children, please surrender immediately. >> o.j. simpson could run, but he could not hide. and marcia clark gets a preview of things to come. >> he has murdered two innocent people, slaughtered them, and your cheering his escape? >> when "dateline" continues. t. it really works. the virus that ca

so wayne bought another house and a friend of mine, who is an lapd cop who handled some disturbance calls. wayne hired him. turned out another guy who worked for wayne full-time by wild coincidence was o.j. simpson's best friend, the guy driving the bronco in the slow speed chase. al was telling wayne hughes how much he knew about the murders because there has always been talk did wayne help him after the fact? and my friend from the lapd, i have him on the show and we talk about what he knew about those conversations. so it is just all of these weird coincidences that link together. >> gillian: if there is such a thing as coincidences. i want to ask you the f.b.i. released hundreds of pages now on the murder investigation itself. something around 500 pages. have you had a chance to look through any of that? >> yeah, look, i don't think it breaks any new ground. but, you know, i think it cements the fact that o.j. simpson did it and, you know, there are all sorts of reasons i think why this jury acquitted him, not the least of which is the judge moved -- the d.a. moved it to downtown wher

. >> thank you, lapd.appreciate you guys very much. >> reporter: applauding lapd when they came out with the suspect after a brief standoff, all this happening just after 6:30 sunday night. meanwhile this neighbor who is shaken but not stunned says her family has lived in this citrus avenue neighborhood for almost 100 years, but she will likely be the last. >> yeah. it would make me sad to leave the neighborhood, but, you know, it's just not safe anymore. >> reporter: the victims who own a mental health facility say the suspect appeared unstable. they've offered to house him at their facility, even as they asked the city to do more to keep them safe. >> we got to crack down and let people know when you commit a crime, you'll go to jail. you won't be let out two hours later. our home is that i guess in the long term is the city will get funding to help these people with their needs, mental health needs, get them in the right institutions where they can get the proper health and integrate them back into the

of this protest, but according to the lapd, only one person was arrested during all of this today. and that was for carrying a pointed flag. reporting live in los angeles. i'm chelsea edwards, mike, i'll send it back to you. >> all right. chelsea, thank you. and in israel this weekend, thousands of protesters marched through the streets of tel aviv, many demanding new elections in israel. the release of the remaining hostages in gaza and a cease fire between israel and hamas. some protesters say their government is not appropriately managing the conflict, much to the detriment of the hostages taken by hamas. >> i came to protest. i came to show our government that their strategy is not what we want. we want a ceasefire. we want the hostages to come back. we want to live in peace. and it seems like right now the interest of our prime minister and our government doesn't coexist with our interest. the country's interest. >> and many critics of the israeli prime minister say his decisions have been supported by the ultra nationalist voice within his government, who support the voluntar

that's why i left lapd. wait, wait. >> how was it to film that? >> oh, man, it was so fun.but then getting to sit with eddie and improvise this. because a lot of that scene, there's a script, but we're sort of riffing. it's it was as thrilling as really being in the helicopter. >> he mentioned your older brother. i know he passed away. he was a huge eddie murphy fan. and you had a chance to share that with eddie? yeah yeah. how did that feel? >> it. it's sort of surreal, to be honest. and this is the thing when you i mean, if you lose a loved one, i'm not necessarily a religious person, but i very much feel connected to those who are no longer with us by the impact that they've made. every time i get to tell a story about my brother, or certainly getting to do this, i definitely feel really strongly connected with him. and so for me, that's sort of, that is sort of what a soul is in a way. >> one of the great things about this latest installment is they bring back a lot of the music. >> the theme song to beverly hills cop. you would know it if you heard it. it goes. dun dun

. >> i think there was a mistrust of the lapd, this was pushed by the defense who essentially put the trial. >> reporter: so many what ifs played out in the media over the years, now nicole's family attempting to reclaim their own narrative. >> why was this the moment? >> i asked my sisters and i said, do you guys want to do this? and let people know, let the world know who any tole really was, and everybody agreed that this was the right time. >> reporter: what are you hoping that people are going to glean from this? from this? >> i really want people to get before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your d

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eventually, the lapd he did dispatched dozens of officers. there was one arrest and mayor karen bass says that there are now stepped up patrols around this neighborhood and also around houses of worship elsewhere in los angeles. she says that anybody found responsible for anti-science semitism and or violence will be found and held accountable. >> bill nick watt for us. thank you we want to show you a russian synagogue. >> you can see it right here, engulfed in flames. part of what officials are calling a coordinated attack that ended in at least 15 dead police officers, a priest killed after an attacker slit his throat, and several others murdered in russia's dagestan province on sunday night. that's according to reports, the attackers seemed to target places of worship and the mostly muslim southern region of russia, which is also home to a small christian minority and even smaller jewish population. the terrorist group isis k, praise the attack but stopped short of claiming credit what coming up, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu,

lapd says the victim told them he had a gun. there was a confrontation, and the student stabbed the man who was pronounced dead at the scene. the d.a. says the student believed his life was in danger. no gun was found. >>> a big announcement from the manhattan district attorney. the office is dropping charges against most of the protesters arrested at columbia university in april. the demonstrators were arrested after occupying hamilton hall on the manhattan campus. amid a wave of pro-mipalestinia protests. 31 out of 46 trespassing cases were dropped due to lack of evidence. the rest are due in court in july. >>> it was travel chaos in the tri state area after both amtrak and new jersey transit trains in and out of new york city were halted for hours thursday. an overhead power outage at penn station caused mass cancellations, and a brush fire in sea secaucus secaucus caused problems. delays continued for the rest of the day, frustrating commuters during a tough heat wave. the high temperatures forcing amtrak trains to travel sl

the lapd has not made an arrest and doesn't have much to go on in the case. they say the suspects were wearing dark clothing and drove away in a dark colored sedan. we are back in 60s with an update on two arrests in the aftermath of a violent sideshow. now, two suspects are now out of jail, but there's a catch what the judge is ordering. and, hey, they're going to paris. highlights from today's olympic trials in gymnastics and track here from a stanford gymnast who is getting a shot at gold. it's still pretty warm out in walnut creek. 76 degrees here at 11:00. a sign of things to come. warmer nights and much hotter days ahead. and charged with attacking a san jose police patrol car go to a treatment center. the incident happened earlier this month. everybody saw it after a sideshow near santana row. the whole thing caught on camera. two brothers from arizona were later arrested and held without bail. the mercury news reports a judge has now approved their transfer to a sober living facility, but denied their request to be allowed to return to arizona. the ju

and tonight, straight from the lapd psychologist who was there when oj finally stopped. we've got secrets. never shared about that day, and it's all just moments away on access hollywood. back to you, mario. thank you. coming up tonight in prime time, the road to paris goes through indianapolis. the swim trials continue. everyone trying to make it onto team usa. and you can watch it right here tonight. it's shaking. and i went down for take your mark and i was like relaxed. katie relax relax. don't fall start don't fall start don't fall start. it was kind of this energy that i hadn't felt at this kind of a meet. even in international meet, it's intense. former stanford star katie ledecky right there. you can watch all the competition right here beginning at 8:00, then the weakest link at ten. and we're back at 11:00 for our late news. live and local. that's going to do it for us here at seven for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our associate director, eddie gamino. thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoy every evening. we hope to see you back at 11. >>> tonight

it got in my head, that's why i left lapd. >> what? wait -- set it down!lm that? >> oh, man, so fun. first of all, getting to sit with eddie and improvise this, because a lot of that scene -- there's a script, but we're sort of riffing. it was as thrilling as really being in the helicopter, in a certain way. >> reporter: what's it like to improvise with eddie murphy? >> as big and broad and hilarious he is, i think a lot of why people love him so much, there's something real about him. even in his most bombastic characters, there's a seed of true humanity in every moment. and so when i was improvising with him, i wouldn't be reaching for the gags or the laughs. i would always try to send back to him reality. and he really liked that. i think that's why we worked well together. >> reporter: you mentioned your older brother. i know he passed away are he was a huge eddie murphy fan, and you had a chance to share that with eddie. >> yeah, for sure. >> reporter: how did that feel? >> it's sort of surreal, to b honest. this is the thing where you -- if you lose

lapd says while multiple people were detained, one person was arrested in washington, over a dozen peopleovering after a bus crashed into a building last night. >> and tonight, one person is still in critical condition. the incident happened in seattle's pioneer square. the force of the crash brought the bus to a stop against the retaining wall of the building, after it struck another building and took down power lines, police say at least 15 people were on the bus, 11 were hospitalized, including the driver. witnesses who saw the crash were shocked at the sight and one person jumped in and tried to help. the bus driver. >> he had a cut above his eye. i don't know how deep it is. he was bleeding. he was in shock. i tried to get him to sit down. >> it's unusual to see a bus parked on the sidewalk, so i don't know. it was a little bit shocking. >> it's definitely scary. and whoever got injured, it's. i hope they get better soon. >> the scene prompted a large response from first responders from multiple agencies, and despite the high number of injuries, most are not life threatening. the bus

the lapd is searching for one of the two men who they say knocked over an elderly woman during a violenturveillance video shows both slamming into the woman checking her luggage at the curb. she was knocked unconscious and rushed to a hospital in critical condition. one of the men has turned himself in. >>> two hikers pulled to safety in a dramatic rescue near joshua tree, california. authorities using a helicopter to locate the pair. a deputy lowered to help them. both hikers were hoisted onto the chopper and taken to a hospital. temperatures in the area were in the triple digits. >>> when we come back, "america strong." the proud dad and what he did to surprise his son. and with higher stroke risk from afib not caused by a heart valve problem,... ...we're going for a better treatment than warfarin. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk. and has less major bleeding. over 97% of eliquis patients did not experience a stroke. don't stop taking eliquis without talking to your doctor as this may increase your risk of stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't ta

neighbor, like many others, remembered what happened there three years ago in south los angeles when lapd 32 tons of fireworks, the bomb squad had tried to detonate on site, but the results turned disastrous. >> in new mexico city. leaders are coping with deadly and destructive wildfires. lynn crawford, the mayor of the town of ruidoso, says government leaders are in the process of formulating a wildfire recovery plan. more people return to the area for the first time today since evacuating more than a week ago, the salt and south fork fires burned through ruidoso, destroying up to 1000 homes. >> this is the first time i've ever had to evacuate in my life. it was very surreal for us. it know the circumstances. when we did come back, we found out that there is just major, major destruction. >> these wildfires are still burning about 190 miles south of albuquerque. two people have died in the fires. flames have charred more than 25,000 acres in washington state. >> 911 calls are helping piece together a bloody incident on interstate five, resulting in the death of one person and the interst

the day out of the delaware trial, we have department of justice that conf confirmed hunter biden's lapdthree felonies in delaware and the biden family is connected through the laptop, hauling in money from chinese infrastructure company from hunter. why is this important? it was debate stage where biden lied to the american people in 2020 and said he never discussed business with his son and 51 intelligence officials claimed the laptop was russian disinformation. i think biden preparing is one thing. i wonder what is going to happen with him medically for 10 days, we have no hard evidence joe biden can stand intimidated by donald trump for 90 minutes without a teleprompter. >> ainsley: paul riyn versus joe biden, he sounds differently, he is understandably has more energy and paul ryun said, i've known biden, he's aged quickly. the guy i debated 12 years ago is not the same guy we have today. what do you expect out of the debate and how is president trump preparing? >> kellyanne: president trump will review policies. look at polling coming out of pennsylvania. pennsylvania and americans

. >> todd: back at home, lapd working with federal agencies to identify protesters accused of blockingos angeles synagogue last weekend and karen bass has rules about wearing masks during protest. we need to -- idea of people wearing masks at protests and establishing clear line between what is legal and what is not. >> todd: mayor bass ordering police to increase patrol in the heavily jewish area where the protests eyou rupt. are you looking for a book recommendation? hillary clinton has a new one coming out. >> carley: she has advice ahead of tomorrow's presidential debate and we'll share what she has to say with you coming up. >> todd: looking forward to it. ♪(relaxing music)♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct

. >> reporter: well, david, lapd says they are still searching for those three suspects who investigators say fled the scene in a dark-colored sedan, david. >> david: mola lenghi tonight, thank you. >>> we do have a passing to note this evening. the mother of former first lady michelle obama has died, marian robinson. many will recall her as a fixture, a force in the obama white house. she famously lived there, helping to care for her granddaughters, and she was a trusted voice for her daughter. the obamas said she passed away peacefully this morning. marian robinson was 86. >>> when we come back here tonight, severe storms across several states and then moving east just as we start the weekend. possible tornados, damaging winds. we'll have the forecast. >>> something many will not remember from 9/11. what two pilots in the air were willing to do. ♪ stay ahead of your moderate—to—severe eczema, and show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent. the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occ

>>i'm looking for a moments later, armed lapd officers respond not knowing if the suspect is armed.in a closet. so >>he didn't do any damage to the to the property. >>the terrifying incident happened sunday evening around 6.30, in the 100 block of citrus avenue. the suspect was taken into custody without incident. but the young family is still shaken haven't traumatizing experience to say the thing out a resume while the tucker who was started in multiple films and tv shows is being called a hero. he did not want to go on camera because the real heroes, the officers who marched in, we hear him as he thanks them. once the ordeal was over. >>the biggest takeaway for the homeowner. >>these patients are, you know, we're we're ignoring their mental health needs and their whatever needs. they have them. >>you know, we put our foot down. >>democratic senators are highlighting how abortion bans across the country have impacted families since the overturning of roe v wade 2 years ago, democrats are stressing the band's not only impact abortions, but also access to ivf and contraception. well

after opening arguments, prosecution introduced his lapd into evidence and special agent verified iter's. prosecutors went through multiple messages and videos to prove hunter was drugged out when he lied on the forms. joining me jonathan turley, fox news contributor. professor, with all the evidence today, what do you think hunter's defense team is going to do to try to thwart it? >> it is one of the most curious trials i've ever seen unfold. there is not a defense here. the form is straight-forward. it asks, are you a drug user? basically the trial began with hunter biden being called to testify against hunter biden. they read from his book, it said he was an addict. at times taking a hit of crack every 15 minutes. not only that, prosecutors introduced evidence that blew away the defense that was suggested to the jury. the defense said he did not knowingly lie on the form and suggested he might have just been drinking heavily during that period, not using drug. they have a text from the very next day, he's trying to reach a character named mookiesy to get drugs behind a sports stad

lapd monitoring situation outside los angeles city hall after dozens of pro-palestinian protesters setp an encampment overnight. officers are ready to make arrest over nonpermanent demonstration and multiple police officers getting hurt in clashes on university of pittsburgh campus. the school says they were able to clear the area a few hours ago. wild traffic footage shows semitruck driver swerving off the highway and crashing into a creek. the driver was material i traves i-24 and seemingly lost control and suffered minor injuries. police are looking into what caused that wreck, unexplained so far. a pregnant woman speaking out after she says teenagers attacked her and her husband on friday. the victim, nina says the teens kicked, punched and pepper sprayed them. nina says she lost her baby she was carrying. listen to this. >> dragged me through my hair and another person started stomping me and my husband ran to save me. 10 people held him. we believe in faith and it >> carley: so sad. the two teens were arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery. everybody is saying they killed

karen bass says lapd will enhance their partnership to prevent this from happening. >> lawrence: youp saying you are pro-palestinian, why are you outside if you are just being proone side. thank you. >> ainsley: major task of democratic division over israel, polls are open in new york, as squad member jamaal bowman fights to hold on to his seat against george latimer. >> lawrence: after remarks toward israel. >> we are going to show [bleep] the power of the [bleep] south bronx. people ask me why i got a foul mouth, what am i supposed to do? >> lawrence: crazy this guy was an educator. fox news contributor and former educator leo terrell. you often talk about democratic party leaving you. it looks like because of what they have done as relates to the october 7 attack and not standing with the jewish americans in this country, bowman may lose his seat as a result of that. >> thanks for having me, besides being educator and democrat, i'm a civil rights lawyer. jamaal bowman will lose today. why? michigan pro-hamas biden strategy will not work in the 16th congression al district. it is n

the lack of urgency or concern over this incident posting on x, ask yourself whether the lapd or localwed this to occur if the victims he ethnicity was a more politically-favored group. >> cease-fire now. cease-fire now. cease-fire now. we are not -- we are not going to stand silent while u.s. tax dollars kills babies and women and children. >> mike: jamal bowman reffing up supporters trying to fend off a primary challenge from westchester county executive george latimer who is about to hold an event in mount vernon. eric shawn is following the race from the new york newsroom. >> well, he riled up the crowd in a t-shirt defiantly cursing with his political career on the line. >> progressive jamal bowman accuses israel of committing genocide and he called for defunding the police and defended up putting up a photo on the wall of honor at the middle school when he was the principal there. now he could lose tomorrow's primary to westchester county executive latimer. he said latimer is too irresponsible to be in congress. >> do you support lgbtq writes and climate change. he represents a r

. >> microwave bass said lapd will enhance partnership with jewish public safety organizations to preventrt in "l.a. times" says officials looking into banning people from wearing masks while protesting. >> israel high court ruling for military, decades long exemption do shane netanyahu's shaky government, hunter biden requesting new trial of after convicted of three felony gun charges earlier this month arguing trialed went forward prematurely must be trialed claim federal appeals court did not give go ahead to prosecutor jury found hip fwult lying about drug use in purchase of firearm, first son of a sitting president charged hunter denied wrong i doing to appeal that conviction. >> inside out raking in at global box office over the weekend has not opened in japan, given another-day boost warner borrowers laernldz entertainment flick highest grossing of the year so far part two previously held 2024 record at 1 -- at 711 million dollars, predicting inside out two will spectrograph one-billion-dollar mark one of the most highly anticipated of the summer on the heels of last year super mar

. >> i think there was a mistrust of the lapd.nse, who essentially put the lapd on trial. >> reporter: so many what ifs played out in the immediate you over the years. now nicole's family attempting to reclaim their own narrative. >> why denise? why now? >> i asked my sisters and said, do you guys want to know this and let the world know who nicole really was and everybody agreed this was the right time. >> what are you hoping people are going to gleam from this? >> i really want people to get to know who nicole was and actually, you know, you want to humanize her. you want to be able to hear her voice. >> after 30 years, detective lange suggested this wasn't about celebrity. it was about two young people who were murdered. on this day, that's what we need to remember. >> interesting to hear that lead investigator say that he didn't think even if the evidence was presented it wouldn't have changed anything. >>> and the moment with celine dion you did not see as the star opens up about why she refuses to let health challenges defin

we contacted lapd and they had officers waiting for that flight to land. >> they waited for all the passengersem. then, they learned this. it was not mackenzie who had been logging into her social media accounts. that had been her friends. >> they obtained her email and password and they were not doing it to ruin things. they were trying to monitor the sites as well to see if any information would come up. >> the activity on her bank account? >> lyft transaction and a automatic payroll deposit from work. >> them the detectives got a tip from this guy. he may be -- bring those blurry details into sharp focus. >> coming up. >> i got on the computer and within an hour, i found her profile. >> the world of sugar babies. >> i think it's more embraced for women to be up front about what they will need and want. >> did mackenzie know what she was getting into? nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. nexgard® plus helps you protect your dog from fleas, ticks, he

supposed to guarantee a slamdunk convention conviction, most of it is still around, very deep in the lapd's archives. a. >>> i am andrea canning, and this is "dateline." >>> what i am focused on what i am trying a case, what drives me the most is the victims that i wanted to speak for them. i wanted to speak for helene. >> i just turned on the news. woman found murdered in denver, colorado. i just grabbed my son and screamed and cried. >> was it someone she worked with at the radio station, could it be the boyfriend that she just broke up with in december marks >> you are giving the detectives names of people? >> yes, we looked at everything. i was even like, where was ted bundy at that time? >> we have to look at every stone, every bubble. hundreds, thousands. >> she is driven. her tenacity is just remarkable. >> i knew i was going to find him. it was a competition between he and i. >> your heart is pounding like, oh my god, this is real. >> i said, i found him, i know who killed helene. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." helene brezinski lived by a simple philosophy, smile and make the

the lapd is investigating two official reports of battery. less than what we saw during the encampment on the ucla campus here in l.a. in terms of the amount of attention it's getting is going to be significant and something that's going to get a lot of attention. >> david noriega, thank you so much. >>> let's switch gears now, with summer in full swing you might be thinking about your next vacation, planning it can be daunting, some people are turning to artificial intelligence. julia boorstein. i just came off a vacation planned by a human being. i heard you used an artificial intelligence tool to plan your vacation. >> it went well. i used some new a.i. tools to figure out what actives my family and i should do on our trip, our family vacation to hawaii. check it out. i'm here on vacation in hawaii and i used a.i. to help plan my trip. a.i. is planning the role of travel agent using the cutting-edge tool to offer customized recommendations. before i left i logged into my trip, which uses a.i. to suggest itineraries based on your profile an

los angeles mayor karen bass says the lapd will be enhancing their partnership with jewish public safetyations to prevent this from hang again. guys? >> lawrence: thanks, brooke. appreciate it. >> steve: thank you very much. >> ainsley: what happened in brooklyn was so disturbing. >> steve: elementary school graduation. >> ainsley: twins graduating from elementary school. twins are 10. and older child 16-year-old was trying to help his dad and he was punched in the face. they were trying to take a picture in front of the banner that had the school name and balloons behind them. >> steve: like everybody would. >> ainsley: tried to push them out of the way there is room for both families. and the dad started getting in an argument with the other dad apparently, someone out of nowhere just threw the one dad to the ground. is he catholic. his wife is jewish. >> lawrence: they have created an environment for this to happen. the lack of prosecution of these people that are doing these sort of acts only empowers more to do. just think about the d.a. here in manhattan where we live. he spent mon

. >> mayor bass says the lapd will be enhancing their partnership with jewish public safety organizationin the la times this morning says that now la city officials are looking into banning people from wearing masks while protesting. you can still protest. maybe take off your mask. meanwhile, over in israel, where the war is happening, a high court ruling unanimously for the military to now draft ultra orthodox men for mandatory service, that ends a decades long exemption but this could threaten ne netanyahu's shaky government again. la, you can proest the, we're going to force you to take your mask off but you can still protest. that's one issue. i don't know if you saw this, here in new york, alvin bragg just let all those columbia protesters go, forget the charges, never mind, go home and you can protest again, kids. don't worry about it. it's insane. maria: as they try to take trump down, they're allowing all of those people who really created massive damage and upset to so many, emily, they're off the hook now. >> yeah, i mean, i think we've seen the folks on the left try to dance a

that's why i left lapd! >> what? wait! >> set it down!. >> that's how you do it. >> jimmy: joseph gordon-levitt. >> thank you. >> jimmy: before we go -- before we go, i know today's an important day and there's somebody that you want to shout out. >> today is actually my wife's birthday, and -- [ audience aws ] no, and i'm so sad because -- [ applause ] she's not here in new york with me. i'm here, you know, working, and she's back home, and i feel so terrible. and so i texted jimmy and i was, like, "can i give her a a special birthday present on the show?" >> jimmy: and we're here to make dreams come true. >> and thank you for that. thank you for that. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we always happen to have a guitar here. >> it's very convenient that way, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, we always -- we always do. >> okay. >> jimmy: we always do something. this is for your wife. >> this is for her. so this is a song by a a singer/songwriter that she really, really loves and you all might know. i just want to say -- ♪ babe, yo

lapd, san francisco, phoenix, chicago, philly for the present is this evening with the philly pd do notta are very incomplete data. that's all we have to use these raw numbers. you also notice and these historic declines of violent crime that are being touted by the left, none mentioned nonviolent offenses typically four or five times the number of non- violent crime victims. what we have seen is seven 100% increase in the last 25 years of nonviolent offenses. in 2 2,023,900,000 these first time since bill clinton's administration property crime has got up twice. one more point about property crime everyone in law enforcement knows of crimes going up or down you track motor vehicle theft. motor vehicle thefts are up in this country 105% since 2019. they have risen steadily every year under the biden administration. fifteen most violent cities in america are all run by democrats that are mayors and democrats that are das that kinda goes back to why our data is incomplete. jon: we just heard madeleine rivera support she said the biden campaign or the current president is not going to shy

lapd on the hunt three suspects after a father of four is shot and killed on a city metro train.t in that search. and today marks two years since gianno caldwell's brother christian was murdered in chicago. gianno is going to join us how is he taking a stand for victims of a senseless crime. ♪ while i am a paid actor, and this is not a real company, there is no way to fake how upwork can help your business. upwork is half the cost of our old recruiter and they have top-tier talent and everything from pr to project management because this is how we work now. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step wa

. >> mayor bass is the lapd will enhance their partnership with jewish public safety organizations toing separate rulings stopping the education department from going forward with major parts of president biden student loan bailout biden hazard granted 160 billion in loan repayment on the taxpayer dime in the last three years if upheld, the decision will impact millions of borrowers starting next month. education secretary modell cardona writing this, president biden, vice president harris and i remain committed to our work to fix a student loan system and make college more affordable for more americans, we remain proud of providing debt relief to more than 4.75 million americans, several republican states have filed lawsuits arguing the mass loan repayment goes far beyond the presidents legal authority, last year biden's 30 billion-dollar plan was blocked by the supreme court in part because of what happened in missouri and maria is going to be speaking with attorney general andrew bailey a leader on the issue coming up on the 8:00 a.m. hour, don't miss it. tesla has laid off more th

the lapd said there were several physical altercations between the two groups. two official reports of battery stemming from the incident, but the los angeles police department is investigating. they made one arrest of a protester they said had what they described as a spiked pole, possibly a flagpole. that person was taken to the station, arrested and released with a ticket. the response from elected officials, both locally and at the state and national levels has been pretty unanimously condemning the initial protest as anti-semitic. we've seen tweets from governor newsom, and schiff. they are criticizing the protest taking place outside of a synagogue. the president tweeted, saying intimidating jewish congregates are anti-semitic and unconscionable. >> thank you. >>> did donald trump just give us a preview of one of his big attack lines for the debate? >> maybe i should save it for the debate. >>> plus, the former president drops a clue when it comes to his pick for vice president. keep it right there. ght there. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zon

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then the the look at the recommendation finding we got the advancement in the ferry lapd and the proposedformative don't require an advancement and thank you for your attention and i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have thank you for the presentation. and your work and open up for public comment. >> anyone who likes to speak about item 5? >> come forward. >> not seeing anyone my public comment on item 5. >> okay. checking for remote public comment. >> there is no comment on this item. >> all right. public comment is closed. is there a position to approve item 5? >> moved by commissioner dorsey and seconded by commissioner preston we can take that - call the roll. >> on the motion to approve 5 commissioner chan, aye. >> commissioner dorsey, aye. >> commissioner engardio, aye. >> chair mandelman, aye. >> commissioner melgar, aye. >> commissioner peskin, aye. >> commissioner ronen, aye. >> commissioner stefani, aye. >> there are 8 ayes motion passes. >> call item francisco planning department (sf planning) in an amount not to exceed $150,000, and approve an moa with the san franc

lapd does not have much to say and go on this case, they say that the suspects were wearing dark clothing and drove away in a dark colored sedan, and they don't know much else. back here in the bay area, fireworks for cash, no questions asked. the san mateo county sheriff's office is working to get illegal fireworks off the streets. before the 4th of july. the department held a fireworks buyback event yesterday in redwood city. deputies collected the fireworks in exchange for cash. fireworks are illegal in san mateo county, except in pacifica and san bruno. we have posted everything you need to know to celebrate the 4th of july right on our website. so instead of having your own fireworks show, you can go to the professional ones. just head to nbcbayarea.com and click the link in the trending bar. and a big congratulations to san francisco 49 ers star christian mccaffrey and his new wife mccaffrey married model olivia culpo yesterday. this is video of them headed to the wedding in watch hill rhode island. not far from culpo's home town. the couple started dating in 2019. they got engaged

the lapd issuing a tactical alert after a group of pro-palestinian protestors set up an encampment outsidehall yesterday. 20 tents and 50 people lining the downtown l.a. sidewalk. demonstrators seen waving flags and shouting slogans in support of a free gaza. police say they're monitoring the encampment. so far no reports of any arrests. we'll keep an eye on it as they deal with that over there. >> is it possible that covid-19 was the result of a laboratory-related accident? >> absolutely. >> and based on that answer, i think is the hypothesis that covid-19 accidentally leaked from a lab a conspiracy theory? >> no. the concept of it is not a conspiracy theory. >> bill: this went on for house. house republicans putting fauci in the hot seat. after he dismissed the idea may have emanated from the lab in wuhan, china. also pressed whether or not he was the one who is responsible for the six-foot social distancing idea. brad wenstrup, chairman of the house covid origin subcommittee with me now. good morning. it was interesting. i just think -- i have a few pointed questions, number one. was an

the lapd received a call on monday night after two of the students' friends reportedly witnessed theeless man trying to break into multiple cars. the three students confronted him and the situation escalated leading to the stabbing. the union representing american airlines flight attendants say they are moving closer to a strike after not reaching a deal with the airline earlier this month. the company offered flight attendants a 17% wage increase but that offer was rejected. american airlines spokesperson says, quote: this agreement is within reach. and we look forward to additional dates being scheduled. and actor matthew mcconaughey said he almost said goodbye to hollywood after a string of romantic comedies like this one. >> oh, no. >> are we playing? >> oh, no. [gasp] a love fern. >> no. it's sleeping. >> it's just a classic. the actor says he wanted to branch out into other genres which caused him to take a scene back from the big screen. much needed break helped him get back on track. that's what he. did you didn't hear about him for a while and he did other stuff and now he i

. >> moment later, armed lapd officers respond not knowing if the suspect is armed. eventually move when his police found him hiding in a closet. so >> he didn't do any damage to the to the property. >> the terrifying incident happened sunday evening around 6.30, in the 100 block of citrus avenue. the suspect was taken into custody without incident. but the young family is still shaken traumatizing experience to say the thing out a resume while the tucker who was started in multiple films and tv shows is being called a hero. he did not want to go on camera because the real heroes, the officers who marched in it, we hear him as he thanks them. once the ordeal was over. >> the biggest takeaway for the homeowner. >> these patients are, you know, we're we're ignoring their mental health needs and their whatever needs. they have them. >> you know, we put our foot down. >> that was carlos saucedo reporting. the suspect was reportedly placed on a mental health hold after his arrest. up next, new study is showing a jump in. >> commute times. how much new >> commute times. ho

it remained mostly peaceful, but the situation turned when lapd and private security guards formed a line confronting demonstrators who stood behind barricades. police ordered the demonstrators to disperse at least twice. no one was hurt. as scenes like that continue to play out, the un security council is adding further momentum to gaza truce talks. it just passed a long sought after resolution endorsing a us backed ceasefire deal. it is a three stage plan aimed at ending the war, returned the hostages and reconstructing gaza in the meantime, us secretary of state antony blinken is in the middle east. this morning, meeting with israeli leaders today in the bay's alice barr joins us live in washington this morning. alice, the secretary spoke just a short time ago. i understand what did he have to say? laura, this is really the most concerted u.s. effort yet. and secretary blinken is really pushing to drive this u.s. backed ceasefire deal over the finish line. it comes at a time that that israeli military raid that freed four hostages, but cost the lives of hundreds of palestinians ri

several people were detained, but lapd says no one was arrested.ay's gma first look, abc news has gone inside a new undercover sting operation by washington, dc's police department to catch porch pirates red handed. here's abc news reporter rebecca jarvis. >> reporter in this morning's gma first look, an abc news exclusive taking on porch pirates. >> all right, package to drop. we're good. >> we're riding along with members of washington, dc's metropolitan police department as they work with community members, leaving packages equipped with air tags and high crime areas with the hopes of reducing thefts. has it improved any of your relationships with people in the community? >> absolutely. and it opens up so many doors for so many more things to flow. they'll call us about all types of other different problems that are going on. so it really is kind of a bridge to the community to get the conversation flowing. and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll show you how this undercover operation works and why it's already resulted in a 17% reduction in porch pirate

the lapd is monitoring a situation outside of los angeles city hall after dozens of pro-palestinian protesters up an encampment overnight. officers are reportedly ready to make arrests over the non-permitted demonstration. meanwhile multiple police officers getting hurt in clashes with pro-palestinian activists on the university of pittsburgh's campus. the school saying it was finally able to clear area a few hours ago. now to new york city where surveillance footage shows a man attacking a bike shop worker with a helmet. another person then runs out of the store and stabs the attacker. >> steve: what? >> ainsley: wounded suspect then continues his assault. even throwing something through the bike shop window. police say when they showed up. the man fought back. even biting an officer's hand. both the suspect and the injured officer were taken to a nearby hospital. a 74-year-old woman declared dead at a nebraska nursing home was found alive. two hours later by funeral home employees, police are now looking into very unusual case. >> we have started our investigation into what happened. at this

the move is largely symbolic, as fuhrman is now 72 years old and retired from lapd in 1995.t does signal california will not tolerate such officers. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630. putting equality for all on the november ballot. what governor gavin newsom warns could happen if voters do not protect same sex marriage. >> plus say yes sf the movement to keep city streets clean and the star power pitching in a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! [ navigation ] stay straight for the next 200 miles. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ ♪ what could go wrong? ♪ ♪ come on, come on, come on

for example, san francisco police department, our sheriff's department, lapd, these agencies have had long standing hate crimes policy. so many, many police departments already have hate crimes policies, but also, shockingly, many don't. >> and these two bills go into effect on july 1st, right? >> that's right. they go into effect july first. all right. >> all right. really appreciate it. phil ting of san francisco, thank you so much for taking the time. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> okay. i want to turn now to bay area weather and giving you a live look across the south bay . today i want to bring in our meteorologist rosemary oroczo. so a really nice weekend in store for us. and then boy that heat it is churning up quick. >> i got to tell you, it is going to be even hotter. if you thought it was hot today, just brace yourself, get prepared and we've got the heat it will be on and not just the beginning of next week, all the way through the 4th of july and into next weekend with just a gradual cooldown. this is our live weather camera looking out towards mount diablo, wh

lapd sending a lot of officers to the scene there and there, actually talking to those officers.it, or at the very least, stop it from expanding. activists first set up the encampment yesterday right now there are about 20 tents there. police are advising people to use caution if they're in that area. well new overnight while you were sleeping, the u.s. successfully tested an unarmed ballistic missile launch. it happened around 1 a.m. at vandenberg space force base on the central coast. the air force global strike command says that that launch is meant to verify the safety and readiness of its weapons systems, and it's one of two launches scheduled for this week at vandenberg today, oakland's new baseball team is set for a sold out home opener. the ballers game is set for later today at raymond park. it's the ballers versus the yolo high wheelers. despite being sold out right now, the team says more tickets may soon become available. you know, it's always a fun time to get out and enjoy a game of baseball. at least watch it. meteorologist kari hall, of course, have been tracking

lapd telling us that they had ten officers pre-assigned but had to call in dozens more for backup.least one person we know was arrested the la mayor karen bass plans to meet today with the interim l.a. chief to discuss how the city should respond to this violence. now, the synagogue is calling on city leaders and police to better protect the jewish community. the one person just boom, straight to my nose and i fell to the floor. i got hit many times on the on my head on top. i got kicked over here. i got like full of blood all over, allowing people who are, you know, visibly looking to agitate , looking to cause trouble in a place where hundreds of children are coming in on a daily basis. your first amendment rights have to extend until the point where you're going to cause potential harm to others. it just should not be allowed. pro-palestinian protesters declined to speak. happening right now in berkeley. police this morning are searching for a missing 13 year old girl. take a moment to look at the picture on your screen. this is amaya brumfield. she was last seen early yesterday