i did a map of the city of los angeles. to use a hollywood comparison, ginger could do everything fred can do. that is effectively the lapd. i would have to have 18,000 in los angeles. think of that in the sense of how efficient the lapd is policing. we talk about nutritional models . too few they were asked to do too much for too long for too little. if -- it is great that this is starting to come up. in new york, we had very few. there was so much more pressure on the geographic years. 40 square miles in a night. click the power of three. i want to ask you one question before we get to the wrapup. that is from a viewer that says what about the smash and grab event in san francisco where people go into stores and just leave with hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise and nobody can do anything about it? that seems to be the leading edge of what we see about rising crime. >> it speaks to the disproportional impact that people have. we have had those smash and grabs. we are city of 4 million. it is so that we had not seen

something that's well-known to you in los angeles. [inaudible] that reform is ongoing. >> chief more, the states have been called the laboratories of democracy, maybe the lapd is the laboratory of police reform. can we have reform and enforcement at the same time? >> absolutely. and thank you for the opportunity to be a guest here today. and when you're a mentor, and -- as well as zev yaroslavsky, you are true leaders and public policy and in america. reforms and enforcement, it's another example of a question, is it too binary? reforms are about a safety of a democracy of a people that don't trust institutions. law enforcement is certainly one of them. reforms are in regards to all types of matters. it's not just the policing is somehow going in the wrong direction, no matter what is going on. it's a matter that punishes a public or suppresses or oppress is a public. conversely, criminal justice reform that looks to be offender and says, well, there's no redemption, there's no value of seeing individuals rehabilitated. it's wrong as

jaime: en nuevos programas una extensiÓn del desaparecido fondo para justicia de los Ángeles iniciadones de dÓlares, si tiene una peticiÓn o quiere traer un familiar, o necesita educaciÓn sobre sus derechos migratorios, la ciudad de los Ángeles esta por endoso dinero. jaime: el presupuesto de este programa tiene una duraciÓn inicial de tres aÑos con la posibilidad de que se ha extendido dos aÑos adicionales. >> es una gran oportunidad para todos los que estamos pendientes y que queremos estar legales en este paÍs. ilia: ahora vamos a hablar de comida. el rey carlos iii ya tiene un plato oficial para su coronaciÓn el mes de enero. jorge: el rey y la reina camila eligieron el plato francÉs en recuerdo a su madre, la difunta reina isabel ii. ilia: se espera que este plato sea el centro de muchas fiestas el dÍa de la coronaciÓn, estas que se van a celebrar en todo el reino unido.úsica]

they are both los angeles-based people. it's good to see the geography that they do and i also feel that michael hearns puts a lot of geography in his books about miami and they are very authentic. >> thank you and at the l.a. times book award last night, james elroy was there and he won an award and he spoke for about 10 minutes. we take it for book tv and you will be able to see that in the near future. text message ron is reading we were the mulvaney's by joyce carol oates. it is featured in oprah's book club. another caller bo in gainesville, georgia. >> i just finished a book called shadow country. it's a calculation as i understand it of three books that he did. regarding it's a little bit of a thriller. as you may now, he had a big interest in the ecology and so forth. it's also an interesting harry about the development and ruination of florida by that development and so forth. >> thank you for calling in. gail, las vegas. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. recently, i read the aftermath. i was interested in him bec

reportero: la policÍa de los Ángeles revelÓ que sus agentes han participado en poco mÁde 4000 docentes 462 sospechosos y 60 policÍas heridos. >> la policÍa permite la persecuciÓn de cosas en cualquier situaciÓn. deberÍamos limitar cuÁndo el oficial puede perseguir a alguien en su coche. reportero: este comandante de la policÍa de los Ángeles nos dice que cualquier herido es un asunto preocupante. agregÓ que para sus agentes, cada persecuciÓn conlleva una prueba de equilibrio entre quÉ tan peligroso es a quien persiguen y quÉ tan arriesgada es su persecuciÓn. el gran nÚmero de persecuciones ha sido un debate por mucho tiempo. la policÍa asegura que busca nuevas herramientas tecnolÓgicas que ayudan a detener a un automÓvil que se da a la fuga antes que una persecuciÓn se prolongue. leÓn: autoridades del aeropuerto internacional de ciudad de mÉxico informaron que ya no van a permitir que despeguen vuelos fuera del horario autorizado y dijeron que nos han estado respetando los horarios que se ven asignado. los viajeros deben verificar si los horarios que les ofrecieron las aerolÍneas de ve

usc is right in the downtown area of los angeles.s accessible from all sides from public transportation and freeways and just generally sort ofas easier to get to the. and centrally located. and it's been a wonderful partnership. i thinkp. we're in our 12th yea. yeah. of 20, 23 to full days. how many people attend do you estimate? we had 155,000 people last year. so it's a huge event, a huge cultural event for the city, one of the biggest that that we have. and yeah, so we're expecting we hope that we're going to get that many people again this year. we have a great lineup to offer and we hope that people come out and booktv will be broadcasting from the l.a. times festival of books again this year, as we have for many, many years. what are some of the logistics of putting together a book festival like this? well, it's a several months process, and we start in october, usually where we put out what we call a call for submissions to publishers far and wide and we ask publishers to submit their authors that have new books coming out an

we mentioned living in los angeles. my daughter's public school we relive has done a phenomenal job teaching american historyin -- history in a very straightforward, non-woke way. you can talk about slavery and the civil rights movement without veering off into ideological paths. they have done it in a very effective way by teaching the children in the form of musical theater. the children actually perform events that happen in american history. we have seen a play about the constitutional convention. we just saw a play about the lewis and clark expedition. so, i think if we teach children that this history is alive an interesting, that the characters are interesting, i think we can restore that connection to the values that founded our country. >> public schools. >> there are always great teachers in public schools. the system itself is not working too well. we had a three day teachers strike a few days ago, and there is a lot of frustration about the way our schools are run here. california is underperforming. but the

combatir la indigencia y contratar mÁs policÍas, son las dos prioridades para la alcaldesa de los Ángelesrio. la senadora diane pirata no meta aÑos en junio y dijo que no se presentara a la reelecciÓn del cargo. esto hay que sumar por razones mÉdicas, se retirÓ de la comisiÓn judicial senado que significa todo esto para el estado de california. para larga respecto tenemos a claudia sandoval de la universidad loyola. ¿cuÁl serÍa el impacto si la senadora renuncia a su puesto? >> creo que serÍa importante que renuncie si pudiera en este momento porque por el momento estÁn enfermos con el caso de culebrilla que le dio el comitÉ judicial ahorita no se esta moviendo, por lo que no se pueden confirmar los nominados de residente biden para los tribunales federales. si no se retira, si no se jubila, antes de su reelecciÓn o potencial reelecciÓn, ese comitÉ no se puede mover. los demÓcratas tiene que ver cuÁles son sus posibilidades, si ese comitÉ no se mueve y la senadora no se quiere jubilar. >> sabemos que hay varios congresistas que se han postulado como barbara lee, si la senadora renunciara,

los angeles has some of the best korean spas in the country.y, the toms! tom sandoval: we owe him a scrub on us. so i'm getting a scrub. what are you guys doing? we're going to chill out and hang out. - we're just going to chill. - yeah. this is the special royal treatment for you. yeah, i'll trust you. i don't trust these two. but you've got an honest face, my friend. [music playing] this is paradise. johnny, come this way, please. johnny devenanzio: i'm coming. i've never been more excited for anything in my entire life. tom schwartz: ahh. i smell-- it's koreatown. can you smell balance? johnny devenanzio: that's the nipple. that's a very-- that's a very sensitive part of the body. tom schwartz: goodbye, inhibitions, hello, salt. [screaming in pain] did you hear that? poor johnny. do you know that there is worlds out there completely made of diamonds? it's like a car wash, huh? you're sham wow-ing me. do you know what the rarest element in the entire universe is? an entire universe? liquid water. i feel like a newborn baby. i"ll tell you what

that was currently brewing in los angeles. over the coming years confederate sympathizers in la would do far more than just sing about their anti-union grievances. they stage rallies to celebrate confederate victories. they stockpiled arms and ammunition for the confederate war effort and they brawled with us soldiers stationed nearby. and hundreds of them left, california to enlist directly in confederate armies. in fact, los angeles furnished the only confederate militia from a free state a unit of about 80 men commanded by the former undersheriff of the county. as one of la's rare unionists lamented quote the leading men of the county were for the jeff gate they discover government first last all the time. now why in the world did los angeles a frontier town in a free state which was located about 2500 miles from the heartland of the confederacy respond. so enthusiastically to a rebellion over slavery. that's really the question at the heart of this lecture. not because this lecture is about los angeles per se but by explai

reportero: el anuncio forma parte de los acuerdos alcanzados en la cumbre de las amÉricas en los Ángeles agencias federales asegura que van a seguir dialogando con mÁs paÍses del hemisferio occidental para reducir a toda costa flujo de migrantes que llegan a la frontera sur del paÍs. activistas no estÁn convencidos. >> estado unidos debe asegurar que se estÁ poniendo estos centros, que tengan la capacidad legal y de servicio para ofrecer esto, o la gente lo dictara y seguirÁn su rumbo. reportero: otra medida su nuevo programa de parol para reunificar familias del salvador, guatemala, honduras y colombia. jorge: pero no lo quiere imponer en panamÁ, donde estÁ la selva del darien, ¿por quÉ no? reportero: porque estados unidos, colombia y canadÁ hicieron un acuerdo empezaron un operativo que va a durar 60 dÍas, van a buscar de montar la operaciones de grupos que se encargan de traficar emigrantes y temen tratarÁn de parar la inmigraciÓn en esa zona. ilia: la administraciÓn del presidente ampliarÁ colombianos, salvadoreÑos, guatemaltecos y hondureÑos bajo palabra o parol que existe para cuba

plus i'm rob reynolds and los angeles . will take a look at how this city would fare if it were hit by an earthquake of the same magnitude that struck turkey and sir, ah, ah, ah, hello, we got a chance to some where to where the coming into the south west of china over the next couple days we have had wildfires causing problems here where to weather at the moment in the process of pulling across japan. but this weather system just about trails back into west central part of china to go through the next day or so . monday sees range is pushing in across that southwestern corner, gathering towards will hand and then pushing further eastward, some really heavy downpours coming through as we make a way into the middle part of the week. so that is likely to cause some localized flooding, say something to keep an eye on by this stage where to where the retarding to japan sheltered by the mount is not bad in tokyo. $21.00 celsius here is 70 in fahrenheit, not too bad to across the korean peninsula and northern parts of china. not

rob reynolds reports not from los angeles. the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria is sending shock ways of concern half a world away to california. these workers are retrofitting an older residential building to make it more earthquake resistant. the main thing we're doing is we've installed this wide flange column and it's going to be connected to this foundation here. many such buildings were built without enough steel to reinforce concrete structural pillars and beams. they lack what engineers called ductile strength. so the word duct islet, yet as to do with flexibility, a building has to be able to move a little bit, and concrete is really strong, but it's, it's a little brittle and it's not very flexible. and so having enough steel inside is what makes it flexible because steel is very ductile. the magnitude 7.8 turkey syria quake happened in a seismic zone. strikingly similar to the san andreas fault, which ones through los angeles county home to 9300000 people are actually very similar, quick sounds. her falls

rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. now the longest running stage, musical and broadway history is taking its final bow. android, where does blockbuster show the fans in the upper has the rail, that there's a fans for decades. but as gabrielle is under reports from new york, the phantom could not survive it. after 35 years on broadway phantom of the opera is dropping the curtains for good. for most, it will be the last time they see the musical. at least here, we want to see the phantom one more time before it else. sadly phantom of the opera, based on the french novel from 1910 1st day viewed in london in 1986, 2 years later in new york city. since then, it has 2 world wide wheat and seen by a 140000000 people in 33 countries. but it's here on broadway that is often a highlight for theater fans. the musical has over a 130 cast crew and orchestra members involved in every performance. it's a full meal. when you walk into this theater, it's a big orchestra. 26 pieces of metal. it's a big, beautiful costumes. i mean it's,

i'm rob reynolds in los angeles. we'll take a look at how this city would rare if it were hit by an earthquake of the same magnitude that struck turkey and sir, ah frank assessments. this treaty provides this with this hopeful moment where countries could come together and stop putting in place. the rules will allow us to treat this global commons with the attention it deserves. inside story on al jazeera in celebration of earth day al jazeera showcase is the collection of climate focused programming. thrive meets the people calling for systems change is the production price that, that has to go. all hail the planet. i'm covers the forces at play undermining meaningful action. when i was east dive deep and uncovered minerals beneath the surface that could make a difference. people in power places the beef a dairy industry at the heart of the climate emergency. the amazon, the most important place in the world, a special documentary explains is a shocking $1000000.00 climate change denial campaign, and witness documen

>> the year was 1986 crack was hitting los angeles, and the city of angels had become a violent placeurder rate would hit 83 killings that year. nearly three times the amount 30 year later in 2016, and the lapd wa stretched very thin. >> this was a time where homicide was just booming in los angeles. >> miles corwin is a bes selling author who has written several books about the lapd >> it's kind of a perfect stor of problems. you had the proliferation of high-powere weapons and crack cocain hitting the streets, a tremendous homicide rate and detectives are overwhelmed >> in february of that year, cops had their hands full with an especially heinous crime in the san fernando valley that was sprawling. 29-year-old sherri rasmussen had bee brutally beaten and shot in he own home. no suspects and fe clues. then a couple of week later, a possible lead. former criminal variation yolanda mcclary was a consultant for nbc news >> in the same vicinity, another woman was approached i her residence by two males a gun point, also involved a hom invasion robbery situation, so police, early on, tho

es la informaciÓn que tenemos desde los Ángeles. iroteo. al parecer, el ruido de un hombre chocando contra una mesa y alguien que gritÓ "disparos", provocÓ el caos entre los asistentes. nadie afortunadamente resultÓ herido y la policÍa investiga los hechos. autoridades de nueva york anunciaron que varias agencias de la ciudad estÁn trabajando junto con el departamento de policÍa para enfrentar una ola de asaltos que tiene como vÍctimas a los adultos mayores. estos delitos se registraron un alarmante aumento del 15 % este aÑo. reportera: los incidentes estÁn a la orden del dÍa. delitos que se cometen en los ascensores de los edificios, en donde viven las personas mayores, o en las mismas puertas de sus casas, como captÓ esta cÁmara de seguridad, o en los trenes subterrÁneos a travÉs de la ciudad y a casi cualquier hora del dÍa. >> ¿cÓmo hace uno para salir a la calle si todo el tiempo uno piensa que lo estÁn siguiendo para atracarlo a uno, o un golpe mal dado? reportera: dice blanca que su condiciÓn fÍsica a sus 65 aÑos, la hace senti

lot in sunny los angeles >> tucker: welcome back from the fox studio lot in los angeles.e're happy to be the here. for more than a hundred years the united states has, as a matter of official policy, opposed dictatorships around the world. but what if tyranny arrived right next door? what would that look like? and what would our government do in response? would we liberate the people living under authoritarian rule as we have around the world? that is the topic of our upcoming tucker carlson's original documentary oh, canada. here's a first look at what we found. >> the cost of freedom is always high, but americans have always paid it. >> some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities in other countries. the united states of america is different. >> fortunately for the oppressed, america's influence is considerably. >> oh, man kind. >> we like to say people kind. >> exactly. >> all right. ♪ >> the police then moved in and arrested me. >> daddy. >> in the entire time that i was in prison. >> they shot me point blank. >> my mouth, my nose, my eyes. >> i received

rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. now the phantom of the opera is being stage for the last time in the united states. the longest running stage musical in broadway history is currently taking its final bow in front of a special invited audience. andrew lloyd webber's blockbuster show has thrill theater fans for 35 years. but as gabriel alexander reports from new york, it was finished off. i cove it after 35 years on broadway bank, and the opera is dropping the curtains for good for most it will be the last time they see the musical, at least here, wanted to see the phantom one more time before. sadly, the phantom of the opera, based on the french novel from 1910 1st debuted in london in 1986, 2 years later in new york city. since then, it has to were widely and seen by a 140000000 people in 33 countries. but here on broadway, that is often a highlight for theater fan. the musical has over a 130 cast crew and orchestra members involved in every performance. it's a full meal. when you walk into the theater. the big orch

borja: 1300 millones es la cantidad de dinero que la alcaldesa demÓcrata de los Ángeles pretende destinardministraciÓn biden asignÓ 200.000.000 $ para atender a los desamparados. paulina: california piensa en el bolsillo de sus habitantes, las facturas del servicio elÉctrico podrÍan ajustarse segÚn el ingreso de los hogares. la comisiÓn de servicios pÚblicos de ese estado recibiÓ una propuesta de las tres compaÑÍas de energÍa mÁs importantes del estado dorado donde detallan que los que inter residenciales podrÍan tener descuentos de 33% de sus tarifas de consumo. borja: un intruso violÓ el perÍmetro de la mansiÓn presidencial y sonaron las alarmas en la casa blanca, el servicio secreto activo todos los servicios de seguridad pero sÓlo fue un gran susto porque se trataba de un niÑo que jugando se arrastrÓ a travÉs de la valla. al final los agentes llevaron al pequeÑo donde sus padres. terrible susto para esos padres cuando vieron llegar a su hijo con agentes de seguridad. paulina: si eres padre de un estudiante de secundaria ojo porque en estudio dejen evidencia el abuso de ciertos medicam

es la informaciÓn que tenemos desde los Ángeles. alentar a los estudiantes a pelearse en el salÓn. la maestra habÍa sido desde diario de que se conocieron vÍdeo que muestra cÓmo organizaba peleas entre sus alumnos. desde texas tenemos las imÁgenes y no dice por quÉ la madre la estudiante que la grabÓ dice que tiene miedo. >> son las indignantes imÁgenes que muestran a una educadora hispana incitando estudiantes de la secundaria a agarrarse a golpes durante clases. convirtiendo el aula en un ring de pelea. despuÉs de la tremenda golpiza que se dieron dos alumnos por 30 segundosse escucha a otro estudiante decir que uno estÁ sangrando. minutos antes escucha la docente pedirle a otro alumno que vigile la puerta. la profesora suplente permitiÓ una segunda golpiza, esta vez entre dos jovencitas. se le aprecia muy sonriente en este vÍdeo. >> tambiÉn puso en peligro a mi hija. porque ellos quisieron golpear a mi hija. >> felicitÓ escolar respondiÓ lo siguiente. la maestra involucrada en una maestra sustituta empleada por el kit escolar inde

and it could happen again in los angeles. there are about $1200.00 older buildings like this one that engineers say would be heavily damaged if the city were struck by an earthquake of the same magnitude as the one that hit turkey and syria. the los angeles county board of supervisors recently voted to create new rules requiring retrofitting of older non duct tile buildings, and to create an inventory of vulnerable st. officers. experts who have modeled quake scenarios, say, loss of light in the event of a major l lake wake, would be much smaller than in turkey and syria because of better construction. nonetheless, there will be loss of life and there will be some to and destruction, and people gather rebill. that's gonna be a big hit. the worst part will be the aftermath with major highways, possibly severed electric power and water pumping stations, knocked offline for weeks. los angeles is preparing itself, but the force is slowly grinding beneath the surface, our unstoppable rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. now the ph