en los Ángeles 13,000, y en la ciudad, 302 menores de edad. os, piensan que el niÑo desaparecido puede ir a la estaciÓn >> o a la patrulla . en el caso de un adulto experimentando problemas mentales, depresiÓn o enfermera es como alzheimer o demencia son casos que se manejan con suma urgencia. para familiares del consejo de las autoridades al reportar un ser querido es el siguiente. nombre completo de la persona con los apellidos, fecha de nacimiento, cuando fue la Última vez que hablÓ y vio esa persona, el estado mental y las cicatrices o tatuajes. algo que muchas personas desconocen es que desaparecen intencionalmente por ejemplo, si una persona adulta decide no tener contacto con nadie incluyendo su propia familia, usted debe saber quÉ. >> es perfectamente legal y no es un crimen . osvaldo: cuatro detectives para manejar mÁs de 4000 expedientes de personas desaparecidas. solamente o la poliÍa de los Ángeles anunciÓ que las filas bajaron a un nÚmero crÍtico para poder prometer seguridad para todos los ciudad. miles de trabajadores se quedan s

what will be interesting is if they expedite him to los angeles from new york to los angeles, there are several prisons here in california that easy day to fall. so i'm in northern california. there's a few uh prisons in southern california in los angeles county. and it puts him closer to his family, it puts in closer to his money, puts in closer to his production company. so all of these things, so he's allowed to still have a life while being in, in the los angeles prison. even though we can't go out and actually run is business, it is a little, it's a little bit easier distance that business when you're behind bars and your production company, you know, several miles down the road versus 3000 across the country. that was rising capital one year from nbc news and i heard the video in los angeles was staying in the united states and another story about power this presidential power and its limits . the u. s. supreme court today begin here. we are arguments in unity case brought by former president donald trump. justices are deciding whether he can be prosecuted for conspiring to overtu

what will be interesting is if they expedite him to los angeles from new york to los angeles, there are several prisons here in california. they need to go to folsom in northern california. there's a few uh prisons in southern california in los angeles county. and it puts him closer to his family, it puts in closer to his money, puts in closer to is production company. so all of these things, so he's allowed to still have a life wellbeing and in the los angeles prison. even though we can't go out and actually run is business is a little, it's a little bit easier to conduct business when you're behind bars and your production companies, you know, several miles down the road versus 3000 across the country. you are in los angeles, that is the heart of the us, the movie industry, the, the, how is this going down, or are people they're saying that need to, is being reversed into a he said she said legal system. so the visceral reaction is absolutely that right? how to a day this is the need to movement. this is what we fought so hard for. we want it to bring a key, you know, abusers to justi

emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. david willis in los angeles reflected on the reactions to simpson's death. we'll see perhaps the most pointed reaction being that of ron goldman's father, fred, who in an interview with nbc news today was asked about the death of oj simpson, and he replied simply, "it's no great loss to the world, just a further reminder of ron being gone". and the goldman family, of course, has fought for more than a quarter of a century, in fact, to collect on that $33.5 million civil court award, now, that is thought with interest to amount to around $100 million in today's money. and there are reports that the goldman family intends now to go after the estate of oj simpson in an attempt to get much of that unpaid civil court award, if you like. as far as other reaction is concerned, caitlynjenner, who was previously married to the american entrepreneur, krisjenner, whose ex—husband was robert kardashian, he was part of the oj dream team of lawyers on the social media platform x today saying simply

coming from los angeles, and curowin u- much?geles, and growing up institute most of- much? coming from los angeles, and growing up institute most of my - growing up institute most of my life, oj simpson was a personality and notjust a football player. he was known because he attended one of the most prestigious universities in california, usc, where he played football against the rival team of ucla, and it's a big rivalry in the city and state and you won the heisman trophy, a huge award for his play in college football, and then went on to become a pretty good football player for the buffalo bills. he was able to parlay that into an acting career and spokesperson career and our member ads visually, where is wearing a gold jacket running through a bracket not, sometimes called doing the oj, and numerous ads that were very well—placed throughout the country and because he was so well known, the trial of the century took place when he is a black man was be able to be in the society into these great things and he was accused of mur

ilia: vamos con el reportaje los Ángeles. Ños, el astro de fÚtbol americano y el protagonista del fÚtbol, habÍa sido culpado de matar a su esposa y nieto. durante 11 temporadas jugÓ con bÚfalo bills y los 49ers. se le considera el mejor corredor del fÚtbol americano. >> 2000 yardas en una sola temporada. miembro del salÓn de la fama. reportera: desde sus inicios en jugar fÚtbol, tambiÉn luego fue actor. luego se convirtiÓ en el sospechoso principal de su exesposa y su amigo. su intento por evadir su arresto, dio lugar a una persecuciÓn mÁs vista por televisiÓn. conduciendo su camioneta ford bronco blanca. 1995 se le sometiÓ a un juicio en los Ángeles donde transmitiÓ en vivo a millones de televidentes en todo el paÍs. su esposa y madre de sus dos hijas era una mujer blanca. el jurado lo absorbiÓ de los asesinatos. >> cuando el fiscal le pidiÓ que se pusiera los guantes, esa fue una decisiÓn estratÉgica. reportera: se considera un veredicto controvertido. tambiÉn se le sometiÓ a un juicio civil que perdiÓ, viÉndose pagar $33,00

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i know that for cash, 30000000 is it could be the biggest one in los angeles. now they did have a highs little less than 2 years ago. a jewelry truck. it was a brakes truck coming down from northern california. it's filled with jewelry. it was stopped on the grapevine. people who know interstate 5 coming dale wave from northern california. it was stopped. thieves hit got away with a $100000000.00, an estimated $100000000.00 worth of jewels. so that was a huge haul. busy and they haven't been caught, but as far as just cash, this was big me. now. historically, i understand that these big highs always are nearly always a come to a conclusion and that the people a get quotes. uh, what do you think is this possible as well the security, consult and i talked to today told me that that job that l y p these robbery homicide division is so good that he would expect that in a month or 2 they will have some significant leads, if not somebody in custody, but you never know. i mean we have that other highest. uh, you know, like i said, the 100000000 in jewels and those peo

the car chase is a staple of los angeles - is a staple of los angeles news.obbery capital of the world because all people had to do was snatch the money and drove onto the freeways. these are as familiar — i apologise for the commentary there — these are as familiar to us as any of our neighbourhoods. so i was on television on the night of our chase, and we were conducting our programming and someone said, "oh, my goodness, 0j someone said, "oh, my goodness, oj simpson is running away and a white bronco down the freeway." and we just gave up our regular programming. nobody wanted to see anything else. and for months thereafter people didn't talk about anything except the chase and simpson and the trail and how it cut across raisin celebrity in domestic violence and all those considerations. the us secretary of state has called on his counterparts in countries from europe to china to help dissuade iran from launching a retaliatory strike against israel. antony blinken has asked them to make it clear to tehran that an escalation of the conflict in gaza is in no

reportera: hoy el procurador los Ángeles presentÓ los cargos criminales con circunstancias especialesimen. >> tiene un cargo de asesinato, un cargo de robo en primer grado, ademÁs, uso de arma mortal. >> de quÉ vale que lo hayan agarrado cuando se pudo evitar. >> cuando llegaron los detectives, llega ya no podÍa caminar. reportero: la mujer llegÓ a estados unidos hace dos aÑos para ayudar a su familia que vive en nicaragua. >> ahora vamos a traerla a nicaragua para darle velorio y sepultura. reportero: la familia abriÓ una cuenta de recaudaciÓn de fondos para pagar los costos de repatriaciÓn del cuerpo nicaragua. el sospechoso de haber dado muerte a la seÑora podrÍa ser condenado a cadena perpetua. paulina: cinco menores de 16 aÑos fueron queridos luego de una persecuciÓn policiaca, el metro chocÓ contra un muro de bloque de hormigÓn al lado la autopista cinco en direcciÓn norte, el conductor y algunos pasajeros quedaron atrapados en el vehÍculo, pero fueron rescatados por bomberos. elian: una mujer podrÍa haber sido vÍctimas de una estafa doble, la mujer que no tenÍa cargos penales,

. >> ademas, es el pais listo para otros terremotos en los angeles california una zona de mas sismos,s y edificios. >> expertos nos dicen como prepararnos el presidente biden visita baltimore y se reune con los familiares de quienes fallecieron en el puente key. >> hoy encontraron el cuerpo de uno de los trabajadores hispanos que estaban desaparecidos y un accidente mortal. >> una grua cae en florida sobre otro trabajador de construccion. >> construccion fue triste saber que alguien murio su familia llego hasta el lugar. >> su hombre es jorge de la torre. >> la noticia se le television, julio vaqueiro buenas vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes. >> comenzamos con una imagen que lo resume todo l terremotoa estatua de la libertad sacudiendose por el terremoto en nueva york. >> york. >> una camara desde arriba capto el momento de este terremoto esta manana. >> eran las diez y media en la costa este del pais cuando todo temblo. >> es de una casa en nueva j jersey el sismo tuvo epicentro en lebanon, nueva jersey, con una magnitud de 4.8. >> se sintio en otros estados del noreste del pais, como conne

un hogar temporal en la misión de los Ángeles. ta de recursos para pagar el supuesto cobro en el albergue, aseguran. katherine y al menos 6 familias más con las que platicamos los obligó a terminar en las peligrosas calles de skid row, en el centro angelino. tememos por nuestra vida porque pues 1 se acuesta, no sabe si al otro día se levante vivo. pues por los habitantes de calle. aparte pues acá se ve mucho consumo. estas familias, en su mayoría migrantes, que huyeron de la violencia en sus países, afirman que tras abandonar la misión de los Ángeles, personal de la ciudad, les ha ofrecido regresar, pero no han aceptado porque temen terminar de nuevo en las calles. carolina colina está entre las 37 familias que han aceptado irse a vivir con sus hijos en un motel o en apartamentos con la ayuda de la agencia para indigentes de la ciudad de los Ángeles laxa, han dicho todavía cuánto es la temporada? cuánto tiempo vamos a estar ahí con nuestra familia, con la nuestra familia? con nuestros hijos? el director de la misión de los Ángeles

julio: le hace una ambulancia los bomberos o una privada. cuando la vida de un Ángels para desangrarse. cuando alguien tiene alguien con una lesiÓn. >> tape una herida, una mano sobre la otra, y utilice todo su peso para proveer la presiÓn para detener el sangrado. julio: y cuando alguien estÁ inconciente por sobredosis? >> abre el paquete de narcan. la primera dosis sÓlo se tiene que abrir. poner en la nariz. y presionar el botÓn. julio:, como sabes que le hay que apretar el rcp.? >> hay que ver si estÁ bien. asegÚrese . haga las compresiones, una mano sobre la otra. con mucha fuerza. julio: tambiÉn enseÑanza bÁsica para detectar inestabilidad emocional para administrar a las personas. gabriela: llegamos al final de otra ediciÓn de al al punto california. le damos muchos halos por su sintonÍa y nos vemos la prÓxima semana. hasta pronto. ♪

emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles.o jeanne wolf, a hollywood journalist who covered what has been called the trial of a century�* — shejoins us from los angeles. good morning, or rather good evening for yourself. you covered the trial abscess saturday. i covered the trial abscess saturday-— covered the trial abscess saturda . . ., saturday. i the trial and most --eole, saturday. i the trial and most peeple. it _ saturday. i the trial and most peeple. it was _ saturday. i the trial and most people, it was just _ saturday. i the trial and most people, it was just must - saturday. i the trial and most l people, it was just must watch. people here and across the country and across the world watched every second of it. grocery store, dining — restaurants, people were talking about the oj trial, what they thought and what would happen.— what they thought and what would happen. what did you think of the _ would happen. what did you think of the trial? _ would happen. what did you think of the trial? when - would happen. what

here is with nbc news and i hot radio in los angeles. i asked him to explain why weinsteins new york conviction has been over time. so basically what the lawyers have argued was that it was an absolute hit piece on harvey weinstein. that the judge in that case, allowed testimony from women who alleged sexual assault by the movie mogul. and they had nothing to do with the actual case. so is a smear campaign against harvey weinstein? the appeals court sought their way and they have now decided to order a new case, which i think is going to be interesting in the coming weeks. what done this of product uh from the new york. uh, a supreme court be appealed. it can be and what will happen is now there's going to be a whole new set of rules write a whole new trial. the women who testified it in the case may be allowed to testify . again, if they choose to do so, which you know, it's opening up a whole new bag of trauma and everything else. what i also feel is going to be really interesting is if lines the will take the stand himself. there were

>> alla en la mision cobran. >> es feo, la mision es muy feo, mucha cucaracha, muy cochino. >> los angeleses, quien da cobijo a estos grupos vulnerables, considera inaceptable que las familias con ninos vivan en las calles y busca colocar un hogar temporal lo mas pronto posible. >> los ninos, mas que todo, tienen mas peligro son los ninos, la droga, la drogadicion, las personas que pasan por mes. >> alla en la mision cucaracha, muy cochino. >> caracha, muy considero pronto posible. >> hoy la alcaldesa de los angeles, karen bass, esta en washington con otros 50 alcaldes para pedir apoyo a la atencion de familias inmigrantes, principalmente a las que se quedan sin hogar. >> en los angeles, edgar munoz, noticias telemundo. >> una dura realidad. >> en mexico, hoy el presidente andres manuel lopez obrador revelo que hablo con su homologo estadounidense y acordaron seguir trabajando juntos para detener la inmigracion irregular. >> segun lopez obrador, la llamada telefonica fue a instancias de biden y ahi convinieron mantener abierta la frontera sur para que quienes hacen sus tramites migratorios

jorge: los angeles es una ciudad donde la poblaciÓn estÁ muy pesimista sobre su futuro. la calificaciÓn mÁs baja sobre la calidad de vida. una de las mayores preocupaciones que tienen los angelinos es el alto costo de vida. >> todo a la carne, pollo, todo. reportera: seis de cada 10 personas dice que el alto precio de la vivienda es el principal factor que influye en su calidad de vida. muchas personas no ven posible comprarse una casa propia. la crisis de desamparados, a pesar de la enorme cantidad de dinero que se ha dedicado para combatirlo, el 80% de las personas piensa que esto no serÍa la soluciÓn. el grupo mÁs grande demogrÁfico fueron latinos. lo que sÍ se revelÓ el optimismo es cÓmo se sienten los residente de sus vecindarios. se mostraron contento con las diferentes razas de personas y religiones. ilia: el mercado de vivienda estÁ registrando un descenso en la ventas de viviendas. las ventas se han reducido en todo el paÍs. el precio promedio de las casas son mÁs de $390,000. jorge: hay que estar pendiente del clima. presentador: el servicio de metrologÍa de est

those that believed that this was a setup that he was framed by los angeles police detectives. problem we still believe that this was a setup by the police department and there's ample evidence. i think for each of those positions with respect to this this notion that this was a framing, one of the detectives involved in the case took blood, took a vial of blood from oj simpson at the police department put that vial in his jacket get pocket, and then went to the crime scene that allow the warriors, the defense attorneys argue, basically make the argument suggestion to the jury that the blood at oj simpson's are at the crime scene was actually smeared on by this blood vile that was taken from this detective. so those kinds of mistakes make it very difficult for us to have any faith in the criminal justice system or in the evidence that was presented by the prosecution. but yet here we are. if oj simpson didn't do it, there's never been any one else identified as the murderer. so for those folks that believe oj simpson is guilty, they don't have any other alternative there's neve

reportero: 55,000 estudiantes de este distrito escolar de los Ángeles comenzaron a usar este programa

cbs's elise preston is in los angeles and took a drive to find out what's happening there.lise. >> reporter: jericka, ev enthusiasm is fading. slumping sales and production delays make it clear that it's not quite full speed ahead to % america's all-electric future. electric vehicle sales in the % u.s. are sluggish. many shoppers say they want lower prices, batteries that last longer, and a reliable charging network. >> how long are you going to wait to be able to charge your career? >> to be honest, you don't have a lot of choice. the infrastucture is not very good. >> reporter: nationwide, ev sales are down 7% so far this year, causing ford to delay production of the next-generation electric f-150 and a three-row suv. gm scaled down its 2024 ev sales projections by as much as half. >> what does this mean for the industry over the next five years? >> i'd say over the next five to seven years, we probably now have about 25%, 30% less potential ev buyers, and that's a big wake-up call for the industry. >> reporter: production problems caused tesla sales and stock to fall. re

(musica) la ciudad de los angeles declaro una emergencia de seguridad en el transporte seguridad en elmos cinco anos. >> en uno de estos incidentes, una mujer hispana murio a punaladas. >> edgar munoz se subio al transporte publico y hablo con los familiares de la victima. >> al abrir las puertas del gente esta asustada una serie de ataques violentos en autobuses y metro de los angeles obligan a las autoridades a declarar emergencia de seguridad publica. >> siento que yo no despierto esta pesadilla familiares de mirna sosa de 66 anos lloran su muerte fue sospechoso fue detenido la familia de mirna en nicaragua nos dijo que no lo pueden creer y estan indignados. >> de la falta de seguridad que hay en ese metro. >> en ese metro se monta gente trabajadora gente inocente como es posible que van a defender a los delincuentes que se les debe poner orden y seguridad? >> hay un aumento de incidentes en el transporte publico. >> la gente cuenta infinidad de historias. >> lo que quieren ahora las autoridades es que esten seguros no solamente los pasajeros sino tambien los conductores. >> un dia

las ordenes de los oficiales quienes minutos antes recibieron una llamada de una gasolinera en los angelesrsona que gritaba y causaba disturbios. >> keep your hands on your arturo cernas de 34 anos, agosto de antes en los disturbios. >> cerna se arrodilla y levanta sus manos dandole la espalda. >> segundos despues, cernas trata de alcanzar una mochila. >> en este video se ve que saca de su bolsillo lo que parece ser un arma y la tira hacia un lado, al tiempo que cae fulminado por cuatro b penalazos. >> es justo lo que le hicieron a mi hijo porque le dispararon por la espalda. >> hoy, ocho meses despues del incidente, la familia entablo una demanda civil contra el departamento del alguacil del condado de los angeles y el agente carlos maciel. >> no es justificable que maten a un ser humano que estaba con su espalda una de los agente carlos maciel. >> nunca dijeron a espalda a los oficiales. >> nunca le dijeron a el porque no habian drop the weapon, visto claramente que era una arma. >> el informe de la oficina del alguacil detalla que al llegar al lugar, los agentes identificaron a cernas y

it changed los angeles. mom, you covered it from the sky.k to me about what it was like to have these two story lines collide, cynthia will say it's three or four, but you covered celebrity, you covered crime, then all of a sudden happening right in front of your eyes is o.j. simpson, leading the lapd on a slow speed pursuit? >> it was surreal is the best i can put it. like you said, it was the collision of both a crime story and a celebrity story, which had really never happened before, and we were right there on top of it. and we had the eyes basically of the world on us at that time. it was amazing. >> when you looked out and, again, you were hanging out of a helicopter, looking through a view finder watching. you guys were the first one to find o.j. on the slow speed pursuit, what struck you as you were witnessing this? >> what struck me at the beginning was just that it was happening at all, that it was such a slow pursuit. we didn't really know what was going to happen, and then when so many people got, there was enough time for so man

it seems that how it went in a big los angeles breaking the a good health is a welcome. and we begin with some breaking news coming in from geneva, where the united nations human rights crowns. so as adopted a resolution calling for israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes and gaza. the council as also called for hold in sales for each round $26.00 countries voted in favor, 13, abstain, and 6 voted against that resolution. adequate and that's how it is, rather now's the temporary opening of the border crossing to allow agent to gaza. marketing i may just shift in policy. it follows a warning from the us that continued support for the war depends on israel. taken concrete steps to protect civilians, the opening of the arise crossing into the palestinian territories. noah was among several steps approved by israel's cabinet. the port in osh adult would also be reopened to process aid shipments bound for garza, and will deliveries will pass through care of shuttle in the south for the 1st time since the war broke out and off the mazda october 7th attack, israel

podrian quedarse sin servicios de conserjeria de forma alternada a partir del 6 de mayo. >> en los angeles pocos dias para alcanzar ese acuerdo. >> mire, el calor esta causando estragos en el transporte aereo en mexico aqui esta arantxao aizaga con los detalles de esta noticia, arantxa, ¿que tal? >> julio, ¿que tal? >> muy buenas tardes. >> pues la ciudad de mexico esta registrando una ola de calor con temperaturas de 93 grados fahrenheit, algo muy usual para esa region. >> esto ha provocado que la aerolinea aeromexico reduzca el peso en algunos vuelos para g garantizar la seguridad de los pasajeros, por lo que no todos podran abordar sus vuelos. >> le vamos a explicar que es lo que esta ocurriendo y esta relacion entre los vuelos y la temperatura. >> ademas tenemos las imagenes de un heroico rescate en donde entro en de un taco bell en p pensilvania entro en accion para poder salvar a un pequeno bebe que dejo de respirar. >> el desenlace de esta historia y mucho mas esta noche aqui en noticias telemundo con nosotros, la hora, 11.35 pm, 10.35 del centro, julio. >> que buen video y que rapi

emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles.e, but by the end of the last century, he was also one of the most famous american faces in the world. our north america correspondent john sudworth has been looking at the cultural impact of oj simpson. oj simpson once personified the american dream, a black sporting starfrom the humblest american dream, a black sporting star from the humblest of routes at the pinnacle of wealth and celebrity. but as that car chase came to an end, his arrest and trial held up a mirror to a different reality. i held up a mirror to a different reali . , ., ., , ., held up a mirror to a different reali. , ., , ., _ reality. i see no weapons drawn by the lapd. reality. i see no weapons drawn by the lapd- eight — reality. i see no weapons drawn by the lapd. eight country _ reality. i see no weapons drawn by the lapd. eight country in - reality. i see no weapons drawn by the lapd. eight country in which . the lapd. eight country in which racial divisions _ the lapd. eight country in which racial divisions a

los angeles times, who covered the 0.j. simpson murder trial. great to have you here. has been called the trial of the century. you were there and covered it. why was this trial such an important moment do you think in us history? fix, such an important moment do you think in us history?— think in us history? a good question — think in us history? a good question and _ think in us history? a good question and one _ think in us history? a good question and one i - think in us history? a good question and one i have - think in us history? a good - question and one i have thought about a lot in the last several decades. my best answer to that, i think, decades. my best answer to that, ithink, is decades. my best answer to that, i think, is that it combines so many elements that are so susceptible to analysis. we talked about race, class, celebrity and money. there was briefly debate over the death penalty in the case. 0bviously penalty in the case. obviously there were allegations of domestic violence, incidence of domestic violence, incidence of domestic violence. the swe

emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles., by the end of the last century, he was recognisable worldwide. 0ur north america correspondent john sudworth has been looking at the cultural impact of oj simpson in the us. oj simpson once personified the american dream — a black sporting star from the humblest of routes at the pinnacle of wealth and celebrity. but as that car chase came to an end, his arrest and trial held up a mirror to a different reality. i see no weapons drawn by the lapd. a country in which racial divisions and deep—rooted police discrimination were never far from the surface. the crowd is cheering. there he is. it took place in the shadow of the rodney king case, the acquittal of four white los angeles police officers for the beating of a black man. questions of racism in that same police force became a highly effective part of oj simpson's defence. almost three decades later, reacting to news of his death, one of his lawyers are still questions the fairness of his eventual sentencing for robbery. the sentenc

eliÁn: seguimos en los Ángeles donde un vÍdeo muestra el desenlace de un incidente domÉstico que dejavador: cuando los policÍas abrieron la puerta del apartamento carlos ep dalos esperaba con un palm en sus manos. los policÍas retroceden y sacan su pistola. carlos de 29 aÑos de edad los amenazÓ de muerte, momentos antes la madre del sospechoso habÍa llamado al 911 reportando que su hijo sufre de esquizofrenia y es desamparado. [habla en inglÉs] en sus palabras dijo al 911 "Él se enojÓ y me dijo que me iba a meter un palo en la vagina y que se iba tomar mi sangre y me golpeÓ con un palo en la espalda". cuando llegÓ el equipo s.w.a.t tiraron gas lacrimÓgeno en el apartamento y sacÓ un cuchillo de nueve pulgadas y media y una patineta que uso de escudo. los policÍas le pidieron que no usara el arma. los policÍas dispararon primero, pero no lo detuvieron y al llegar al primer piso los agentes usaron armas letales. [habla en inglÉs] salvador: la policÍa dijo que posteriormente fue arrestado y trasladado al hospital en estado crÍtico. el tiroteo en si aÚn estÁ bajo investigaciÓn, pero carlo

not guilty of the crime of murder when the jury freed simpson, celebration erupted in parts of los angeles. but simpson would never recapture his idol status simpson first, brennan into the national spotlight as the heisman trophy winning running back at the university of southern california, then 11 spectacular years with the nfl vaulted him to the pro football hall of fame simpson cashed in on the popularity becoming a pitch, menn for hertz and an actor, becoming well-known for the naked gun movies. >> o, j simpson, as you've never seen them before, simpson played a lawmen on screen and ran into trouble with the court's off-screen he lost the multi-million-dollar wrongful death suit brought by the families of his ex-wife and ron goldman then moved to florida in 2000. simpson was accused of assault and a road rage incident in mind hey, me, he was found not guilty and 2005, he was found guilty and fined for stealing satellite television. then in 2007 in las vegas police arrested him on several felony charges, including kidnapping and armed robbery free in that case, simpson and armed accom

it was something that stopped all of los angeles. today. there are so many car chases in the lane every single week that nobody stops what they're doing . and if you tell somebody there's a car chase, they've been saying, you know, what do you want for lunch? it's just not that big of a thing. we have surpassed all of that in those decades because it was almost 30 years ago. but back then there were no car chases on television and specially not with someone like o j. simpson. people were remedy because they didn't know what was going to happen . he had threatened suicide. they didn't know if he was going to go to the cemetery where his ex wife was when he gonna go back home to his home in brentwood. was he going to turn himself in? it was just so mind boggling to even think of something like that happening back there. and then of course, the trial which gave a massive audience to, oh, jay's lawyer, johnnie cochran, and of course that, that famous bloody got the gloves, but oj struggles effect on these hands. if he doesn't fit, you must a qu

and it seems that's how it went in a big los angeles break in the gulf is welcome. this is the national pressure is mounting for israel to do more to protect civilians in gaza. the united nations top to human rights party has just passed a resolution calling for israel to be held accountable for possible. busy of crimes in the post indian territory. the human rights council has also called for a hold of, um, sales to israel $28.00 countries voted in favor 6, including the us and germany voted against 13 epstein from the resolution. it's the 1st time the human body has taken a position on the war and gaza. oh, there is a w, corresponded tanya crab and joins us now from jerusalem. a ton, it seems that the international pressure is mounted on israel by the day, a smell it seems like a another international organization also criticizing is rouse a conduct of we're putting out this, adopting this resolution. we had a 1st, a reaction from this really and boss of the a to geneva, saying that was sent to you by the foreign ministry that the decision today is a stain on the

it seems that's how it went down in a big los angeles break. the guy that is welcome to the program or israel has announced the temporary opening of a boat of crossing to allow aid into gauze up. it follows a warning from the us that continued support for the war depends on israel taking measurable steps to protect civilians. the opening of the crossing into the palestinian territories. knolls was among several steps approved by his votes cabinets to increase the flow of humanitarian assistance. the port in our store will also be reopened to process 8 shipments bound for gauze and more deliveries will pass through collab shalom in the self relation switch with the us and israel, but have solid sense and is really a strike on gaza earlier this week. killed 7 at 8 workers. speaking at a native meeting in brussels, us secretary of state anthony, blinking repeated calls for civilian protection and more aid. we need to see an immediate cease fire to enable the release of hostages, but also to enable a dramatic search and humanitarian assistance as w

just in what we've learned about a group of miners trapped after the quake, a massive heist in los angeles. >> up to $30 million reported stolen, but not from a bank where the loot was taken. and the urgent investigation at this hour. >> outrage growing after an israeli airstrike killed seven aid workers in gaza, including an american. the celebrity chef who founded the charity now claiming his workers were targeted. the high stakes phone call set for today between president biden and israeli prime minister netanyahu. an american woman on safari killed in this elephant attack. >> what we're learning about the 79 year old victim. >> do prisoners have the right to watch monday's solar eclipse? the new legal battle as inmates fight for the right to go outside, and still no winner in the billion dollar powerball lottery. >> but now some evidence emerging of lottery fatigue. >> from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. >> good thursday morning everyone. >> i'm andrea fujii and i'm lionel moise andrew and rhiannon are off. we begin with another major close call at an airport, an a

i'm a los angeles native. i went away to school in new york and i just graduated out of graduate school and i just got back. i have my 1st job. and i remember the day that they were going to release the verdict, they gave people like a 2 to 3 hour window to leave work early. that's how important it was like literally all of los angeles. they wanted to get off work early and get home before the verdict was released. it was just, i've never seen anything like it. and then of course they have the slow speed chase, you know, a year or so before that, but yes, it ripped the country. i think it went the world i believe at this chase as well as the verdict and the trial was watched all around the world. that was really before you had court tv and you had all the trials and the judges with all their shows. now this was really the original reality tv show. uh the o j. simpson case and a gift for rolling tv news channels which were only just getting started that you know, i was just thinking earlier today, a car chase b

heavy rain washed out roads in montecito about 90 minutes northwest of los angeles.et's bring in meteorologist molly mccollum from our partners at the weather channel. good evening to you. >> good evening, jericka. it's been an active holiday weekend on the west coast. there's good news. in the forecast after record rainfall in san diego and los angeles on saturday will feelly see a break in the wet pattern by monday. considering how many cities in southern california have already surpassed their yearly rainfall, just three months into the year, it's going to take some time for the water to recede. flooding is going to be top of mind. you bring that moisture up and over the higher elevations, we'll see more snow in the sierra. it will pile up in places like yellowstone national park. as we bring this system into the plains, we'll see a substantial threat for severe weather on monday from southern texas to the ohio valley. damaging wind, hail and tornadoes are all in play. even in the overnight hours into tuesday morning. jericka? >> good to know so people can prepare

there and southern california, how does southern califo los angeles view? oh, j now, decades later? >> i think it's still a very split of view. i think at this point when you talk to people, i think more and more people believe that oj simpson was guilty of killing nicole brown simpson, and ron goldman? i think more and more people do believe that i think there's still some people who question it based on the way it played out. but what you also have as a whole new series of angelinos who weren't alive when this happened. they don't remember it the way we do, how the whole world stopped for the slow speed chase, how the whole world stopped to find out what the verdict was going to be. i mean, if you look at seen in los angeles, there's basically the entire office moved downtown and just everyone reported to work downtown. i'm told during that time, it took over everything and so when you go to britain where the part of the neighborhood where he lived, it's not like you can go and visit these places anymore. things have been erased from the collective memory as far as a place to go t

los angeles, san francisco, california. they all filed amicus briefs because in la, we've got 45,000 unhoused people. but the criticism here is that there's a bit of nimbyism, not in my backyard, and there's one quote from a city councilor in grants pass that's from about ten years ago. it's really coming back to haunt them. and the quote is this. the point is to make it uncomfortable enough in our city. so they will want to move on down the road. so the criticism here is that this isn't going to solve the problem. it just moves the problem. but then of course, you have the other side of the argument in grants pass. people, young families also have a right to use the park and they don't want to use the part because they're scared if there's a homeless encampment the other issue here is it doesn't really get to the root causes of homelessness or the actual solutions of creating more houses. but it is going to be a massive impact on how cities across the west and across the country deal with this. are they allowed to ticket p

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por medio de eso todas las reglas acÁ en california y en los Ángeles, han puesto van a servir para talero la verdad es que los problemas que se crean cuando hay campamentos, estos aquÍ, son asuntos que causan problemas de la sanidad y la seguridad del pueblo. es un problema difÍcil. pero parece como se discutiÓ estos asuntos en la corte. parece que el resultado va a ser que van a reconocer estas leyes, esas restricciones como legales. octavio: con esto la corte definirÍa que se puede acampar en los parques y calles de forma legal. no habrÍa un tÉrmino para frenar estos hechos. cuÁl es el riesgo con esto, cuÁl es el riesgo de que se vuelva legal un efecto social. arnaldo:, el problema es este, hacer el estatus de un sin hogar, hacer ese estatus ilegal. es un problema tremendo. el gobierno sin darle a uno la habilidad de refugiarse en algÚn sitio, aunque sea pÚblico. crea un tremendo problema, el resultado puede ser que vamos a tener miles de personas encarceladas solamente porque nomÁs no tienen hogar. ni la manera de mantener un hogar. dormir en una calle o en la acera o en un parque.

that was entertainment journalists, caging matthews, and lots of los angeles. speaking to me earlier, us supreme court began hearing arguments in an immunity case brought by former president donald trump. justices are deciding whether he could be prostituted for conspiring to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. trump argues former presidents should and should not be liable for crimes, literally committed wall and office. trump was in court, but not in washington. he's on trial in new york city for allegedly paying harsh money to cover up an affair. he complained about not being able to attend proceedings for the case in washington. our bureau chief in his poll is there and she set the scene for us at the supreme court. just to give you a little bit of an idea of the space, the supreme court is right behind me in the capital is just a couple of 100 yards away. and this is, of course we are a trump supporters. i tried to stop the peaceful transfer of power in january of 6 of 2021 day of feeding cards done by donald trump to do so. and then of

millions prepare to travel back home after the holiday the weather is set to create problems from los angeles to delaware. starting today some 70 million americans are under severe weather threats. it's already started here in california. look at this. along highway 101, a major freeway here. cars literally submerged by rushing water. you probably heard of the picturesque pacific coast highway. you can see parts of it collapsed, shutting it down and the pounding rain on the coast has turned into driving snow in the mountains. areas getting close to two feet and that storm system is set to tear through most of the country, bringing wind, rain and the potential for deadly tornadoes. jesse kirsch is covering it all tonight. >> oh my god! this is the 101. >> reporter: in southern california, nearly 2 inches of rain falling in just one hour. >> oh, my god, this is so bad. >> twila douglas filming this video yesterday alongside her husband scott on highway 101 in santa barbara county. severe flooding temporarily shutting down the highway in both directions. >> it was surreal. i had never been in wa