lapd cruisers.nal safety, as well as getting experience for the 2028 games. the la times says france paid for the officers to attend. do they really need to fly out police cruisers to paris for this? this is going to help us when we host, as long as we're not paying for it, i'm okay with it. >> yeah, they said france is paying for it. the women's u.s. olympic soccer team is playing today, and watch parties will be held locally. >> that's right. the u.s. is playing against australia with kick off set for 10 a.m. the angel city football club is hosting a watch party at 33 taps in downtown la, and that gets started at 9 a.m. another party will be held at legends sports bar in long beach, the us gymnastics team is golden once again. >> the team took top honors at yesterday's team final in paris, leading that team, of course, simone biles. it was her fifth gold medal, the first at the paris games. she's now the most decorated american gymnast in the history of the olympic games, with eight medals overall

for taking $150 million out of the lapd budget. how did that work out for the lapd? instead of graduating 200 recruits in each class, they graduate many -- maybe 30. they are bringing back retirees and daca recipients to be police officers. her policies are going to be dangerous, not just for the american law enforcement officer, but absolutely for our toughest hit cities in this nation. she wants to reimagine police. we need to support the police. >> laura: yeah, i think the 2020 riots left such a bad taste in the mouths of most americans, not everybody, but in most americans, because what started off as kind of this was wrong and what was done was horrible, you know with george floyd and the image, turned into something much -- much worse and to people people's eyes which is the destruction of property and so many people lost their lives. that kamala harris and company don't want to talk about. so, charlie, this effort that they are putting out there to champion her as this paragon of freedom protecting safety, will it work? watch this. >> ours is a fight for freed

it shows an lapd officer punching a man in the face as you're trying to take him into custody. this happened july 28th near east 100 13th street and grand avenue in watts. in the video, it appears the man is handcuffed on one side and the officers are trying to put the other side man can be heard when suddenly the officer punches him on the side of his face. civil rights advocates and attorneys for alex michel say mitchell was not resisting, had his hands behind his back and was restrained. they say this is another case of excessive use of force. something to be done in past this only child. santa well, he was compliant. >>time taken time bomb ticking. >>this officer clearly. has anger management issues is not deserve to remain on the force. we're calling on the district attorneys office to uniform officers from southeast patrol division. >>i'm sure vehicle double park facing the wrong direction and conducted a traffic stop. >>lmpd interim chief dominic choi address the incident at a police commission meeting the involved officers incident has been removed from field duties whi

last fall's armed robbery was just as dramatic, lapd says henderson, with three other men, broke into and stole his car keys. that police, one of the men, leaping from a four story building bouncing off the roof of another home and landing injured in the alley. two other suspects were quickly arrested, and once again henderson was the last to get caught changing his clothes and trying to walk out the front door. only he didn't fool police. some wondering why he wasn't still in jail for that crime. they should be in jail and never to be out because this is the pattern. >> i think in wednesday's kidnaping to henderson's already long rap sheet, which includes nearly half a dozen felony charges in the last 13 months, he's been in and out of jail a lot, and some are concerned it's become a revolving door, even for violent crimes. >> i don't understand how the system allows these people to continue coming out, and crimes will just continue to escalate, and somebody's going to get seriously hurt. that's my fear. >> that little girl and mother from the pursuit are okay. as for henderson, he h

we detailed the lapd use in the report as well as the phasing of the community benefit on pages 34 and 39 of the report. we also note the policy consideration that this even with this public financing, this project may not be built even with the current market conditions and we also know that we are in a extraordinary moment with interest rates now and they are expected to decline, so the motivation for doing this, is the current market condition which could change and make the project more feasible even without this public financing. having said that, these agreements are consistent with other development agreements and public financing associated with them. that is approved by this board just in the past couple months. we recommend approval on that basis. we are recommending an amendment to the resolution of intention just to incorporate the city policy around diverting no more then 50 percent of the incremental increase in the property taxes in the area to this project and recommend approval that resolution as amended. >> thank you. before i call on vice chair mandelman, i do want t

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the la city council approved a $21 million settlement for those affected by lapd's botched handling of fireworks. three years ago, the bomb squad ignited what turned out to be a massive explosion of illegal fireworks. on 27th street. 17 people were injured, 35 buildings were damaged and dozens of residents were displaced. some say they have been living in a downtown hotel ever since. >> i'm happy. i'm really happy for my family. i'm really happy for everybody. in 27. it's nice to be in a hotel. but birthdays, christmas, thanksgiving, holidays, everything is awful. >> the settlement includes money to go toward housing and $848,000 toward a new community fund. it's unclear tonight how the rest of the money will be allocated. >> and to colorado we go tonight where experts there are warning about some extreme weather on the way. estes park saw some summer snow this morning. just two days after the national weather service announced an unusually early start of snow season. this in mind, staff with rocky mountain national park say holiday visitors should be ready for rain, lightning, heat an

it was you know i think most legal scholars agreed this is where supreme court would lapd or should landg -- land or should land making sure president has this level of independence and immunity for official acts, still see radical view in justice sotomayor, it may be her last sentence she wrotes as a justice. calling it, unchilling for democracy, what is chilling you have someone like jack smith, everyone knows his mo, the guy they call out of bullpen when you want to go after a political opponent, that is what joe biden did. this is all about election interference and supreme court called him on it. it is a very important decision long-term, i think president biden should be thrilled 'this ruling. -- president obama should be thrilled about this ruling, if you could go after former presidents the lawfare would never end this is a big win for the country. david: something else that is chilling not just what happened with 51 former spoofs coming out with disinformation before the election in 2010 may have affected the results, now a couple of them were still on contract with the cia. tha

hunter biden lapd was conspiracy until it was right.en's cognitive issues were conspiracy until it was right. here is concern for biden-harris campaign. head of the united auto workers union does not think the president can beat the adopt. >> todd: no shock there. cheryl casone here with details right after this. ♪("baby" by summer walker)♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm thinking of her the whole time. that's so much worse. why is that thing in bed with you? this is where it gets the best signal from the cell tower! i've tried everywhere else in the house! there's always a new excuse. well if we got xfinity you wouldn't have to mess around with the connection. therapy's tough, huh? -mmm. it's like a lot about me. [laughs] a home router should never be a home wrecker. oo this is a

we saw with the lapd, they s silenced that and did not want to mention that. we found out it was true. over and over republicans have been concerned about joe biden's health for four years and they have said it and said it and now democrats are realizing they were right. republicans were right, it is true. >> steve: because they want another candidate. >> ainsley: whatever it is, you got to stop, media has to stop protecting joe biden, finally they are not for first time and they are telling the truth. they protected him so long and this is our country at stake, a few months out and they do not have a good candidate. >> steve: speaking of repo reporters -- >> ainsley: chaos in the briefing room, takes me a while to catch on. par parkinson expert reportedly visiting the white house. >> direct question. >> hold on, hold on, wait, wait, wait a second. no reason to go back and forth with me in this aggressive way. we are miffed how information has been shared with the press corps about him. >> steve: john roberts has sat in that briefing room and yelled at people.

by the way, i'm telling you, those universities that are paying up for all the overtime for nypd or lapdtalking about, even chapel hill, and a for the destruction and everything, make the universities pay because you didn't do anything to stop these protests in the beginning. >> it's a selective law enforcement. that's the big question everyone is asking. the law's you applied to me the same way as other people? there's no uniformity in the application of law. that's one of the most fundamental problems rights now you in this country. cheryl: yeah. i keep seeing fare jumpers on the subway. >> you feel like the -- like it actually pays. cheryl: thank you very much. coming up, the supreme court is in focus today as we wait for the decision on former president trump's immunity, fox business' lydia hu has the details. lydia. >> that's right, cheryl. we're a couple hours away from finally hearing from the supreme court on its highly anticipated opinion on whether a former president has immunity from criminal prosecution, what that means for president trump, what's at stake for him, it's all c

burglars broke into the home making off with watches and jewelry found it just under $500,000 for the lapdgation into the robbery but so far no arrests have been made. griff: at world war ii air force pilot was missing in action for 80 years will finally be laid to rest. thremains a second lieutenant jn e mcglaughlin junior will be interned during a ceremony at a kansas cemetery tomorrow. he went missing in action on december 1 , 43 after his plane was shot down. he was accounted for back in january after his remains were examined were from the national memorial cemetery of the pacific in honolulu, hawaii. he will receive a burial with full military honors with such an important thing we must always remember heroes like him. would back at 4:00 p.m. eastern keep it here for more news from washington you've got mike and manual coming up part of seo and comes. no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more swe

lapd sources tell abc news he was found dead in his home today, and they believe he died of natural causes us how simmons positivity carried him on his rise to fame. what? take it out. >> two. >> he defined fitness for a generation. one and two. big hair, short shorts, crystal studded tank tops and an irresistible charm. come on. this is for you. richard simmons kicked and counted his way to success in an age before jane fonda and spin classes. simmons built an empire on infomercials, workout tapes and dvds and his effervescent appeal. he found fitness after battling obesity for decades. many americans turned to him, hoping his energy would help them melt off the pounds. >> hey, it's richard simmons calling. how are you? >> simmons was so dedicated to his mission against obesity. he spent his later years at home personally calling people who asked for help. >> i don't have to work anymore. this is my passion and this is my mission. >> and even took his crusade for children's physical education to congress. >> i do not want any child in america to have my childhood because it was taken away

we invite the lapd and la sheriff and we sit side-by-side and dedicate a guy to sit in their commande next to each other. for these people not to brief in person on the morning of the rally is unheard of. i've done these events. you brief, plan and brief again and meet constantly throughout the day and you have a command post where all the communication goes in so that they can coordinate and then action can be taken almost immediately. the fact this was done so nonchalantly is astounding to those of us who worked special events. >> harris: like they don't own a shift all caps button. if they use emojis put in all caps, i see the same guy you are talking about with a rifle and range finder and i'm leaving the post to hand it off and i want to make you aware. put it in all caps if you have to. >> absolutely. hold the protectee, don't let him take the stage. >> harris: the special agent in charge are drilling down on this. any quick thoughts about the f.b.i.? >> they've got to be quick. they have to be transparent. it is two separate investigations. f.b.i. is investigating the shooter

. >> if you're with an lapd officer or a pennsylvania state trooper, whatever you need to have eithernding there with you. so when something comes over my fbi radio, i can relate to them and they can put it out on the air. so comms comms are always going to be an issue. we really need to overcome this interoperability issue that's been at the forefront of so many after action reports since the beginning of time. as far as law enforcement is concerned. with regard to that roof. oh, sorry. go ahead. go ahead, maureen. i'm just say i was just interrupting here. i just wanted to very quickly bring brian in because she's talking about communications here, brian, and i'm wondering if you agree with communications being being one of the stumbling blocks here or was it something else? was it the advance? was it going in and and knowing where to place people in these in these types of scenarios? >> i think what we'll learn through the investigation, the after action review, it'll be a number of failures. communication is always the the weak link, especially when you're talking about local law

we've got a mathematician, an archeologist, a retired lapd cop, a psychologist, it's just a really interestingwhen does it air? it is on ktvu. plus, at 9:00 monday through friday. >> got to check that out. you've got some pretty interesting topics there and some unique angles on some of these stories that we all know about. harvey levin, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> good talking to you all right. >> thousands of disney park employees may go on strike as part of a mass walkout. a union coalition representing 14,000 cast members from disneyland, california. adventures in downtown disney is organizing the walkout. the union is currently negotiating a new contract. it says it's seeking better pay and policies for workers. disney says the company is committed to reaching an agreement. the union plans to hold a strike authorization vote next week. >> google has renewed its lease at its san francisco offices on fremont street. the tech giant also plans to downsize the space, according to the san francisco chronicle. google leased around 64,000ft!s in the building. that's around 80,000 less th

if it's an fbi-secret service is mission, we're going to be standing next to each other or with an lapd person, and i have to talk to them, and they pit out on the radio. i think this delay with getting the information from the witnesses that talked about seeing that person on the roof, getting that information took a little bit longer than necessary because of the interoperability issues that have -- it was one of the number one findings in the 9/11 report, that we have to work that out. there's one system i know of that i think can overcome that, but not many entities have it right now. jan. john: and you wonder too, michael, if the people who started yelling for the police yelling about there's a guy on the roof with a gun might have actually helped save the former president's life. maybe it's been -- i had a guest that said maybe the shooter rushed the shot because he knew that he'd been discovered and didn't have really tight aim on the former president. i still can't believe though that that bullet nicked his ear and didn't kill him. i mean, it's just unbelievable. >> there's some

lapd sources tell abc news. he was found dead in his home. they believe he died of natural causes. rose to fame in the 70s and 80s after opening several gyms and releasing his high energy fitness tapes. shannen doherty died after a long battle with breast cancer. the star of beverly hills, nine zero, 210 and charmed was first diagnosed in 2015. she was treated and went into remission in 2017. in 2020, she said the cancer came back in stage four and spread to her brain and bones in 2023. she was 53 years old. >> this morning, the community is trying to make sense of the death of a three year old girl, ellie. lorenzo was found dead in san jose saturday. police are now investigating her death as a homicide. ellie was reported missing friday after a father failed to show up for a custody swap. he was found dead in san francisco. ellie's mom released a statement calling her daughter the most charming, funny, smart girl. if you'd like to donate to memorial services, her family has set up a go fund me page. >> starting today, you will notice more chp officers if you live in the east bay.

lapd sources tell abc news he was found dead in his home and they believe he died of natural causes.ose to fame in the 70s, and 80s after opening several gyms and releasing his high energy fitness tapes. he spent decades encouraging people to stay fit with music, dancing and relentless positivity. simmons had stepped away from the public eye the last few years. he posted on facebook last night saying he'd never received so many birthday messages in his life. richard simmons was 76 years old. all right, let's check conditions outside. good morning. lisa. >> hey, stephanie, good morning to you. it is 56 degrees in the city. here. look at all the cloud cover. this has been the way even since the heat wave, the fog has tried to clear the coast on those warmer days. today, not so much. we've got temperatures barely at 90 inland. this morning the princess of wales has arrived at the all england club for the wimbledon men's final. it's her second public appearance since announcing she was diagnosed with cancer. closer to home now, the giants are facing off with the minnesota twins. here's a

the lapd tells us the crowd been dispersed. no arrests made and no injuries reported. in battle. from the world boxing council officials say he made racial slurs and disparaging remarks on social media about george floyd. what is a man who died in 2022? after a minneapolis officer knelt on his neck for several minutes. it's not only the alleged bad behavior. garcia is accused of doing on social media last month he was arrested at the waldorf astoria hotel in beverly hills on vandalism. charges. whether wonder what it's like to visit every country in the world. one youtuber did just that and shares his experience in a new book. rich demuro has the story in today's tech smart. >> i first met travel. you tuber drew pinsky about 8 years ago. i interviewed him and he said he wants visit every country in the world while took about a decade. but he's done it. and according to this, it took 1458 flights and 1117 buses and trains. now he's writing about what he's learned in a new book called just when we last chatted in 2016 item here rich and we're interviewing for ktla travel. you tuber

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lapd says the officer has been temporarily taken off field duties while they investigate the incident >> the us state department is scrambling to keep the conflict at the israel-lebanon border from breaking into a full scale war. as trey yingst reports, israel is vowing to hit hezbollah after a deadly strike in the golan heights. >> israel and hezbollah once again appeared to be on the brink of war following an attack in the golan heights over the weekend that killed at least a dozen israeli children and teenagers. the biden administration, now scrambling to keep the fighting localized, urging israel not to hit beirut, which could trigger a broader regional conflict. top administration officials say they believe a diplomatic solution is possible while also stressing israel is more than capable of fighting in gaza and lebanon. at the same time, israel will do what it needs to defend itself, and it's demonstrated that, you know, time and again, we've committed to helping israel defend itself or whatever it takes. senior israeli officials say prime minister benjamin netanyahu is looking

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an lapd saying at the time suspicious devices were found at the scene.se of the situation with all our encampments in the area and the risk of cooking going on areas where there's a lot of trash, instantaneous fire can take place due to a spark. they want the city to help the homeless. people in the basin was shelter and services and then prevent anyone from living year. all camping should be prohibited. this park goer agrees could, course, and should be looked into by the in the immediate aftermath of the june to pull basin fire president of united firefighters of los angeles also calling for more to be done caused by homeless. >>we nearly lost a firefighter over this. i'm asking the city of los angeles. where is the outrage in response to the latest calls from the audubon society councilmember for this area stating i share the concerns regarding the recent brush fire and fire safety in the sepulveda basin. i'm exploring different solutions and actively working with different departments to address the issue of encampments and to reduce fire hazards in

but speaking out of turn, davis says he believes those boxes came from retired lapd detective greg cavingto interview davis is part of the investigation into the death of rapper notorious b i g in a recorded interview. davis told kidding what happened in chuck course case believing he would have immunity. 15 pass. well, tuesday's hearing centered on the new evidence. the main reason was davis's bail. the judge denying davis's first attempt over concerns. the man putting up the more than $112,000 was really a middleman. she also said she was concerned davis could profit off the alleged crime. but davis's attorney says no law prevents that until a person is convicted. right now, his my even >>here he enter into a contract with atp and made money on case. davis's attorney says he is reviewing all this new evidence, evidence that could become a big part of this upcoming trial. >>reporting near the strip on david charns. 8 news now. >>around the country, delta airlines is still struggling to get back to normal after computer glitch impacted windows computers worldwide. last friday, crown board

they hope for days like this, that day came on june 27th when moore was arrested in los angeles by lapds of police work by roseville police detectives, placer county da's investigations unit in the fbi office in sacramento. it's a cross between good old-fashioned investigative work and science. the forensic science finally catching up 40 years later to connect dna collected at the scene. to more report from the da's office says moore who was 19 at the time drags garcia to an alleyway near west house tavern and killed her. the 59 year-old is charged with one count of murder and accusations of rape and kidnapping to know that someone who could do something like this can be held responsible. um, i think is is sort of motivating all of those within the business and and >>gives hope to family members and other people in the similar situation. more was arraigned earlier this week in placer county superior court. his next court date will be on july 22nd reporting in >>a financial crisis is threatening a local shark research program designed to educate the public and keep beachgoers safe. gayle

>>and hazardous material along with traces arsenic and lead and even a bomb that the lapd had to call in the marine corps to assist with. now, here is a big reason why this neighborhood is concerned. we have video we're going to show you of one of the fires that started on this property back in 2021. with multiple homes located on one road. residents tell us they're worried they could be trapped with no way out behind all this junk. this property is owned by a woman in her 80's. mary ferrara anderson. david is the one who lives here is collecting all of this jump. police confirming he was taken into custody tuesday. bail set at $155,000. and his mom was also arrested and jailed for this same issue. and you're looking at notices they're posted by the city of los angeles. one of them is a warrant to inspect. i spoke to the fire department of la city who says they are leading this assessment process. they were unable to confirm whether or not the coming back for a second day of that assessment. but they did confirm to me that what they found on the 6 acres behind me will be made public.

we detailed the lapd use in the report as well as the phasing of the community benefit on pages 34 andpolicy consideration that this even with this public financing, this project may not be built even with the current market conditions and we also know that we are in a extraordinary moment with interest rates now and they are expected to decline, so the motivation for doing this, is the current market condition which could change and make the project more feasible even without this public financing. having said that, these agreements are consistent with other development agreements and public financing associated with them. that is approved by this board just in the past couple months. we recommend approval on that basis. we are recommending an amendment to the resolution of intention just to incorporate the city policy around diverting no more then 50 percent of the incremental increase in the property taxes in the area to this project and recommend approval that resolution as amended. >> thank you. before i call on vice chair mandelman, i do want to confirm that it is in agreement fo