we will hear first from the lawyer representing los angeles county. >> argument in case 16369, county of los angeles versus mendez. >> thank you, mr. chief justice and when i appease the court. when a police officer reasonably thinks as deputy connelly did here this is where i am going to die he has to be free to make the split-second decision to defend himself and those around him. any legal rule that says that is unreas unreasonable is unattenable. >> it a very moving statement and one i totally agree with. but we are not asking the police officers to make that choice. when they feel in danger they are going to take the step that is important to them and that is absolutely right. the issue is who is going to suffer that loss? who is going to take the financial penalty of that loss? not the death of the officer. so, the question to me is not that one. the question is when does the police officer pay the victim who is suffering for that loss if the victim had nothing to do with causing the loss. or was justified in whatever he or she did to protect themselves. so, let's take the situa

that's part of los angeles county.ey have been going after this person in this older model four door sedan, kind of a light blue/gray color for quite some time now. this person was on the highway weaving in and out of traffic. now this these residential streets. going through a parking lot just weaving in and out of the entire area. very dangerous situation. no word on exactly what this person was originally wanted for but making it worse by the second. endangering folks on the surface streets so we'll continue tracking the story at the life desk and i'll let you know. hopefully it ends peacefully and ends well but we'll keep an eye on it. reggie, back to you j. >> jess, thank you. >>> a marin county apple store missing $24,000 worth of computers, iphones, ipads, the work of a group of burglars. >> this is not the first time the same store has been hit. amy hollyfield live in corte madera. >> >> reporter: police said they just missed these guys. officers pulled up the front as the five thieves ran out the back. the cou

los angeles county from 1950 to 1954 was the largest agriculture producing country in the united statesnot simply in california. about 50% of the workforce in los angeles county was in the agricultural workforce. and now there's no farms and no one works in agriculture, in exchange. >> one thing i'd like to bring up because rightly we've been focusing on the modern aspect of cultural but sometimes people get fixed in their minds that you're going this way or this way. i think were in a golden age of agriculture untreated, especially in california. for people like us is like godhead and we can get those lettuces at the farmers market. they are there for us if we want them. for the vast majority where it's a nutritional exercise they can get really nutritious, cost-effective, very safe food at reasonable prices. food is no longer a barrier to health. we have to remember that we can do both of those things at once. it's not a zero-sum game. [applause] >> my name is felice. i'm very curious about the presupposition upon which much of this conversation has been built and that is the statemen

inthis gave me a segue -- farms inre were 29,000 los angeles county. to 1954, los angeles county was the largest agriculture producing county in the united states. 30% of the workforce was in agriculture. there are no farms and almost no one works in agriculture. things change. >> one thing i would like to we have rightly focused on this modern aspect of agriculture. i think sometimes people think you're going this way or this way. we are in a golden age of agriculture, especially in r peopleia, where fo letter, we can get that -- that lettuce at the farmers market. for the vast majority of whom for feeding is a nutritional exercise, they can get cost-effective safe food at reasonable prices. wehere -- where food is no longer a barrier to health. we can do those of these things at once. it is not a zero-sum game. next question is on your left. i am curious about a presupposition upon which most of this conversation has been built, which is a statement early on that there is no evidence that something deleterious happens to help as a result of gmos. that

that case, los angeles county v. mendez involves a homeless couple living in a shack in a friends backyard. los angeles county sheriffs deputies looking for a parolee illegally searched the house and a small shack behind it. they entered the shack without a word and without knocking. the deputy shot both people in the shack because one of them was holding a bb gun that he used to kill rats. here's the oral argument in the case. it's about one hour. >> we really are argument first this morning in case 16-369, county of los angeles v. mendez. mr. rosencrantz. >> into mr. chief justice and may please the court. when a police officer reasonably thinks to himself, as deputy connolly did hear, this is where i'm going to die, he has to be free to make a split-second decision to defend himself and those around him. in the legal rule that says that that is unreasonable is untenable. >> it is a very moving statement and one that i told agree with, but we're not asking the police officers to make that choice. when they feel in d

announcer: now, the supreme court oral argument in los angeles county versus mendes, a case that tests when people consider the police. sue the police. this is about an hour. >> county of los angeles versus mendes. mr. rosen cap. -- mr. rosenkranz. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. reasonablyce officer thinks to himself, this is where i am going to die, he has to be free to make the split-second decision to defend himself in those around him. any legal rule that says that is unreasonable is untenable.

ago writers walked off the job for 100 days, losing nearly $300 million in compensation as los angeles county took a $2.5 billion hit. with most summer movies shot, the strike would largely cripple new television production. the industry already confronting the rise of streaming services while writers say shorter seasons have led to less pay. >> this writers' strike is so much bigger than just the writers, from catering to all sorts of camera equipment, all of them would be impacted. >> reporter: with both sides working to reach a last-minute deal, tonight, real life drama behind the scenes, in an industry still hoping for a hollywood ending, miguel almaguer, los angeles. >>> still ahead, they're the growing trend in emergency medical treatment but many patients are confusing them for urgent care centers only to get hit later with sky high surprise bills. >>> also a major announcement from one of the most popular drivers in nascar history. >>> we're back now with a new kind of healthcare facility popping up around the country. they're called free-standing emergency rooms where people who need

at the los angeles county jail, we encountered inmates who seemed impervious to tasers or anything else. to control these inmates, deputies had to resort to what's known as a four-point restraint. >> in the inmate reception center there's a lot of incidences. these guys come straight off the street. they're angry. and they're very violent. and they often go off. >> sit down. >> come on in and sit down. sit down! >> one inmate in particular just couldn't deal with it anymore. he went completely berserk. >> freeze! >> let me breathe. >> have a seat! >> and they had to restrain him and one of the ways they do that is these four-point restraints. and they tell him exactly what they're going to be doing. >> mental health staff ordered you to be put in four-point restraint. you understand that? >> yes. >> i'm going to take you in here. i need your cooperation. the more you cooperate the faster you'll be out of points. >> ready. >> sergeant gilbert duran supervises the carefully choreographed restraint process. >> the deputies have been briefed as to who will take the upper body, who will take

the amber alert is in effect for san bernardino, riverside, orange, and los angeles counties. >>> crews off a search for a couple. brenda rich around and her husband took flight in a small plane a week ago they never arrived. they took off from the truckee tahoe airport. florida searched the sierra for six days. >>> there is a showdown over free peach at uc berkeley. anne coulter is going to visit tomorrow no matter what. joe vasquez has the latest. >> reporter: coulter tells "cbs this morning" she expected more from uc berkeley. >> at the risk of sounding like a snob, it's more the bush league colleges where you will have angry students incapable of forming an argument in words who start throwing things. >> this is the third event in a row canceled. >> reporter: he is with the berkeley college republicans who claim his college is stopping on the first amendment. after a previously scheduled speaker, milo yiannopoulosopolis, sparked violence, there won't be a lot of students around. that's why the college republicans filed a lawsuit along with coulter claiming her right to free speech w

pilot darryl roberts safely landed his small plane monday night in a large parking lot in los angeles countystigators believe the plane ran out of fuel but l.a. county officials who responded after the landing say roberts was visibly drunk. the 58 year-old is expected in court in july. >>> this morning mayor of the ferguson, missouri still has his job. james knowles defeated a city council member in the mayoral election. knowles was mayor who led the city after a fatal police shooting of michael brown. three others stepped down after federal invest that followed. knowles stayed in office. investigation found that the city targeted african americans for tickets, fines, council member running against him was hoping to be the first black mayor. >>> a new pepsi ad is facing fierce backlash on line. lets take a look. >> ♪ >> ad features reality tv star kendall jenner. she has a photo shoot to join protesters marching outside. she settles it by giving a pepsi to an officer, twitter users quick to respond, many calling it tone deaf and dis respectful while trying to cash in on the black lives matte

the los angeles county fire department reports the plane made hard landing, but the pilot wasn't injured. the plane itself was slightly damaged. authorities are still looking into why the plane landed in the parking lot. >>> two women in southern california say they're living in fear after a delivery man is caught on camera allegedly stealing two packages worth $1,300. the women say a neighbor ordered groceries through on line delivery service called post mate. surveillance video from last week shows the man with bats in his hand entering the complex, but didn't leave empty handed. after makes delivery grabs two packages on his way out. >> really looking forward to t really bummed that they took t i can't even order them again. they're all like vintage and like special at this made. >> that post behind the grow are you says at this stage they don't know if was actually involved in this inches met. go on they do not tolerate this type of behavior for anyone using our platform. the two women say they hope the company pace for the money they now lost. >> spring is here but also means it is

this country, we don't take care of ill, the ly intellectually disabled and we prison.em up in los angeles county jail can't be mental health institution if we are to be a safe place. doing today?re you i want to know the history of you said the baby who passed by disease and the prisoner was stayed. history about what was going on? about the case and about his background? what about tion is, the school to jail pipeline that targets black american males? ow do you think that can be fixed? guest: sure. the last question is a great one probably takes a couple hours, i'll do my best for both. was tried on's case in the 1990s and there was not forensic evidence at the time. since then, what you are seeing cases andin johnson's you are seeing happening in a lot of exonerations, in the s, there was either no forensic evidence or they were things awed science, like bite marks or hair, which really bogus evidence. in texas, where i live, the forensic science commission said you marks are so bogus, can't introduce them at trials. lots of men were convicted on lack of ence or forensic evidence. now d.n.a.

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geological survey's website had hundreds of reports of people feeling the shaking as far south as los angeles countye) in fresno... a father died in a freak accident involving a runaway tire. authorities say it happened friday night when the man and his daughter were driving on highway 99 in bakersfield. a truck was traveling in the opposite direction when it lost a tire. that tire went flying through their car's windshield. the father died of his injuries in the hospital. his 9-year-old daughter is recovering. police are investigating the collision... (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: the sunshine returned today and the winds kicked up to make for a breezy afternoon. some of those winds were gusting over 20 mph near the coast. temperatures warmed into 60s to the low 70s and it was dry. but there another possible rain maker in the pacific now headed our way. if you're going out tonight, the winds will continue near the coast this evening but skies shoul be mostly clear. let's take a look at the latest satellite image. there's the storm

voter turnout in los angeles county has been sparse. the 41st congressional seat was vacated when he took over as attorney general. the race will likely end in a runoff between the top two candidates. >>> it was 50 years ago today that dr. martin luther king delivered his beyond vietnam speech. some say his words sealed his fate. dr. king was assassinated exactly one year later. across the country many are remembering the speech that was the beginning of the end. >> reporter: it was inside the riverside church in new york city that martin luther king jr. shocked the country by declaring his opposition to the war in vietnam. it was april 4, 1967. dr. king delivered a bold speech called beyond vietnam, a time to break silence. dr. clarence jones was his attorney and his speechy writer. >> the greatest deterrent of violence today, my own government. >> he had come up with a more palatable version which was immediately rejected by dr. king. in that speech dr. king went on to attack the country, and linden johnson who had been a defender of

voter turnout in los angeles county has been sparse.seat was vacated when he took over as attorney general. the race will likely end in a runoff between the top two candidates. >>> it was 50 years ago today that dr. martin luther king delivered his beyond vietnam speech. some say his words sealed his fate. dr. king was assassinated exactly one year later. across the country many are remembering the speech that was the beginning of the end. >> reporter: it was inside the riverside church in new york city that martin luther king jr. shocked the country by declaring hisition to the war in vietnam. it was april 4, 1967. dr. king delivered a bold speech called beyond vietnam, a time to break silence. dr. clarence jones was his attorney and his speechy writer. >> the greatest deterrent of violence today, my own government. >> he had come up with a more palatable version which was immediately rejected by dr. king. in that speech dr. king went on to attack the country, and linden johnson who had been a defender of the civil rights movement. >>

announcer: now, the supreme court oral argument in los angeles county versus mendes, a case that tests when people consider the police. sue the police. this is about an hour. >> county of los angeles versus mendes. mr. rosen cap. -- mr. rosenkranz. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. reasonablyce officer thinks to himself, this is where i am going to die, he has to be free to make the split-second decision to defend himself in those around him. any legal rule that says that is unreasonable is untenable. that is a very moving statement, and one i totally agree with. but we are not asking the police officers to make that choice. , theyhey feel in danger are going to take the step that is important to them, and i think that is absolutely right. the issue is, who is going to suffer that loss? who is going to take the financial penalty of that loss? and so the question to me is not that one. the question is, when does the police officer pay the victim ,ho is suffering for that loss is the victim had nothing to do with causing the loss? or was justified in whatever he or she did to protect them

california, are giant sequoia monument in the southern sierra, and the san gabriel mountains in los angeles county. carizzo plane, and the santa snow national monument in san bernandino county will also face review. >>> the white house offered an unusual briefing today on efforts to deal with the north korea threat from north korea. all 100 u.s. senators boarded buses for a classified briefing at the white house. a second briefing was held on capitol hill for members of the house. in a statement afterward, trump administration officials made no mention of military options. they say that the intent is to quote, pressure north korea into dismantling its missile programs through economic sanctions and diplomatic measures. >> the only way to put enough pressure on north korea is to get china to do it. the only way to get china to do it is to put pressure on china. >> china is urging restraint on both sides. tensions have been escalating with the growing belief that north korea is preparing for a nuclear test. the u.s. and south korea are conducting joint military drills, and south korea has begun inst

(jr stone) a mountain lion was found climbing a tree in someone's backyard in los angeles county. on friday morning, police received reports of a wild animal roaming around a neighborhood. when they got there, they found the 140-pound cat about 30-feet up a tree. the animal was tranquilized and safely removed. some residents were ordered to evacuate their homes adam smith/california fish & wildlife:"we just didn't want to take any risks with it trying to get north across some busy roads. and there's a school nearby letting out soon." (jr stone) the school issued a lock down as a precaution. no one was hurt. police recommend staying inside your home and calling 9-1-1 if you see a mountain lion in your area a triathlete went to the hospital and about 30 others suffered symptoms of hypothermia. this during the hits napa valley triathlon in napa county. a participant got on a bike after swimming in lake berryessa and went down around 10 a.m. on berryessa knoxville road. soon after the bicyclist fainted, around 30 triatletes showed symptoms of hypothermia. triathlon officials say the t

the amber alert is in effect for san bernardino, riverside, orange, and los angeles counties. >>> a pedestrianas hurled to the ground and punched repeatedly by a sacramento police officer for allegedly jaywalking. mandy cane has filed a lawsuit against the city and county. sacramento. he claims he was targeted because of his race and abused and jailed. this was captured on a patrol car's dashcam video. >> racism is still alive. you would think it's 2017, that it would die, but it still exists. >> the department should take a close look at the use of force. >> two weeks ago the sacramento police department placed the officer involved in the incident on administrative leave. the department also called the video troubling, but declined to comment on the lawsuit. >>> a former san mateo police officer has been ordered to stand trial for allegedly sexually assaulting five women while on duty. 32-year-old noah winchester is accused of assaulting the women between july 2013 and october 2013 while he worked for the san mateo police department and the loss rios community college district in sacramento.

we sent a push alert this afternoon, showing a long, high speed police chase in los angeles county.rant lodes is here with how it started....and how it ended...grant. ( grant ) this was something to watch. the driver was weaving through traffic...110 miles per hour! we pick it up in the city of cerritos. by this time he already had hit a c-h-p car. the s-u-v was zipping along and then the driver made the snap decision to try to get off the freeway. oops. he spun out when hit the off ramp but that wasn't the end of it. the driver made a brief run for it... but with all the police on his tail... he did not get far and was arrested. we later saw him get put into an ambulance... although he did not appear to be injured. we now know he was wanted for a road rage incident with a member of the l-a-p-d. that person called 9-1-1... and when officers showed up... the chase began. if's unclear if he was impaired. (steve) checking in on our weather now, you're looking live at san francisco international airport. looks calm right now(vicki) but rain is on the way a different frontal boundary wil

. ♪ i got a light on you, babe ♪ i got a light on you, babe >> the los angeles county sheriff's officeo cope with the growing influx of youngsters. >> the notion of teenagers who had a culture of their own, that weren't listening to their parents' music, kind of opens up this giant space for rebellions large and small. >> at least 10% of the students have used and are using marijuana. also, probably a very significant thing is that acceptance is gaining steadily and the usage is really increasing very rapidly. >> in l.a., we were all kind of, you know, smoking god's herb, whereas up in san francisco, it seemed like they were experimenting more with mind expansion, you know? ♪ >> ken kesey took classes of writing at stanford university, and he writes the great novel "one flew over the cuckoo's nest," and this makes him a celebrity. >> while at stanford, i was given the opportunity to go to the stanford hospital and take part in the lsd experiments. >> kesey had volunteered to do tests for lsd, a government-sponsored test. >> lsd was isolated in a pharmaceutical company in basil, switzer

(jr stone) a mountain lion was found climbing a tree in someone's backyard in los angeles county.iday morning, police received reports of a wild animal roaming around a neighborhood. when they got there, they found the 140-pound cat about 30-feet up a tree. the animal was tranquilized and safely removed. some residents were ordered to evacuate their homes the school issued a lock down as a precaution. luckily, no one was hurt. police recommend to stay inside your home and call 9-1-1 if you see a mountain lion in your area (jr stone)another major tech company has launched a streaming tv service trying to lure you to cut the cord "youtube tv" is now live in the bay area before it hits other markets across the country. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate breaks down the pros and cons of the new service... youtube tv costs $35 a month. there is no contract it's month to month so you can cancel anytime it lets you stream live and recorded content from major networks 50 channels in all. a lot of them popular cable channels like bravo, disney, fx, national geographic, usa, and you get the

he worked as the state administrator for the englewood school district in los angeles county. matthews received a three-year contract and will be paid $1 million over the three years. during the 30-year education career, he helped lead the oakland and san jose school districts. player lee calls him an accomplished educator who brought positive changes to the school district he served. >>> a utility worker in new york is healed as a hero for saving the life of a man who fell on to the subway tracks. jonathan culley got off of a train saturday and realized that someone had fallen on the other side of the platform. he navigated around the dangerous third rail, paycheck -- paychecks up the man and led them to the really. a minute later, a train went by. the man on the tracks was intoxicated and taken to the hospital. action quickly without taking. >> that is what you do. >>> all right, 6:00 hour well underway. and so is the execute. >> yes, sir. we do have some slow traffic out there. >> right. >> and mike and pam. starting off with the bay bridge. a lot of people like to check in

we found out that he and his representatives have reached out, to los angeles county d.a.s charges against a woman who got into his house, his massive estate out here some how she got into his house, put on one of his hoodies was hanging out there went in the fridge, drink a pepsi, a sprite, some fiji water just making herself comfortable before a staffer found her called police and she was arrested. it is felony burglary but drake said it wouldn't be right to send this with man to prison when he feels that she has some mental issues. >> well, yeah. >> he does not want to press charges. felony burglary she was thirsty. >> thirsty in both ways. >> she was thirsty. >> exactly. >> we are interested back here in carmelo and lala. we have done the story now for the last four or five days, what is latest. >> well, the latest is that we know that there is not going to be a repair. right now they are only separated but they are heading for divorce. we found out there is a prenup and a lot of money at stake here. obviously melo ills in the middle of the 125 million-dollar contract

kron four news ( marty ) a mountain lion was found climbing a tree in someone's backyard in los angeles countyy morning, police received reports of a wild animal roaming around a neighborhood. when they got there, they found the 140-pound cat about 30-feet up a tree. the animal was tranquilized and safely removed. some residents were ordered to evacuate their homes as a precaution. ( marty @ landing ) also in southern california, police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who left a pedistrian severely injured. it happened march 22nd, when penny casbon was rushing to church. she say's she was reading a verse from her bible. the next thing she knew, she was waking up in an ambulance with no memory of what happened to her. police say this surveillance video shows the victim making her way across the street. when a white van barreled right into her. the van carried her on the hood for several yards before she was launched into the street.<> ( marty ) that driver remains at large.