of conservation has led to severe overrepresentation in our criminal justice system in the county of los angeles, it percent people of color, it percent black people in the county of los angeles, 30% of the population are black. those drivers need people with severe economic disparities and capacities within our housing market, job market, and every other aspect of our culture. those have to be addressed if we will get to the root cause of addressing homelessness in the united states. federal government has constrained over last three years, home funding being particularly notable as reductions of -- a significant reductions in the last three -- last few years. the fundamental formula in the core housing programs that address affordability, were not fair. shortchanged. we in los angeles county have 11,000 units of public housing compared to new york city with 170,000 units. not only is rent high and incomes low, we do not have the mechanisms that new york has. i want to thank you for the opportunity to address this panel. rep. waters: thank you. thank you. on the committee of financial services.

disparity in incarceration has led to the year overrepresentation in our criminal justice, in the county of los angeles of eight percent people of color, it percentblack people in the county of los angeles, 30 percent target population are black .ghostwriters need people with severe economic disparities and capacity within our market, housing market, job market and every other aspect of our culture was after the address were going to get to the cost of addressing homelessness. there are a number of resources that the federal government has constrained. cdbg and home funding being particularly notable as reductions reductions over the last few years on the mental formulas distributed core federal housing program affordability address affordability were not fair. california was shortchanged. we in los angeles county have 11,000 units of public housing compared to new york city with hundred 70,000 units of public housing. so not only is our rent-our incomes low, we do not have the affordability mechanisms like section 8 and public housing that new york asked. i want to thank you chairwoman for the opportu

details of her tortured life. >> norma jean was born to a single mother and the charity ward of los angeles county's desire to be loved was because of her excruciating childhood. to be born illegitimately in 1926 in los angeles was to already have respect against you. you are flawed, not wanted, not accepted by society. there was something wrong with you. >> gladys baker, norma jean's mother, spent time in and out of mental institutions. >> her mother had a troubled childhood as well and her father died in an asylum. there's a long line of mental illness. >> no family to care for her rummaging was put into the foster care system. the trauma of her functional childhood not only left her feeling vulnerable but exposed to systemic feuds. >> she went to different foster homes and was abused and you see that play out throughout their life. >> when imperial japan attacked the pacific wheat at pearl harbor la was poised to be transformed big time. long considered a sort of far-off outposts thousands of miles from the industrialized los angeles was about to shed its trickle-down images. >> los angeles was

here in the u.s., we move on to the surprising twist in the search for a possible sniper in los angeles county. the sheriff revealing it was all a hoax. a deputy claiming he was shot in the shoulder and saved by his bulletproof vest. he's now accused of making it all up. the sheriff not mincing words. here's will carr. >> reporter: tonight, this is the call when a deputy claimed a sniper shot him in the shoulder. >> i have taken shots from the north of the lancaster helipad. heard two shots go off. my shirt's ripped to the right. >> reporter: but now, authorities say that deputy made the story up. >> we are incredibly disappointed to have to report to you that the reported sniper assault was fabricated by our deputy. >> reporter: on wednesday, officials believed a sniper shot 21-year-old angel reinosa, a los angeles county sheriff's deputy. >> and the only reason that deputy is alive is because he had his vest on. >> reporter: the claim setting off a massive manhunt. the s.w.a.t. team storming a nearby apartment complex, even raiding people's homes. but authorities say there was no evidence a

villanueva put it in this presser. >> as of last night, the deputy is no longer employed by the los angeles countyepartment or the county of los angeles. >> again, by law, i am unable to discuss a confidential matter. and i cannot speculate on why he did what he did. as far as the criminal investigation of this incident, it's our intention to present our evidence to the district attorney's office for filing consideration in the very near future. >> that's the big part here, that he could be facing criminal charges because of this, one filing a false report, he could also be facing civil charges because of the fact there was so much money spent on trying to find out where this sniper was. villanueva put in hundreds of thousands of dollars that it cost to find someone that wasn't there, brooke. >> thank you for the update. >>> i'm brooke baldwin, the situation in the caribbean has changed. dorian is a category one hurricane hovering over the virgin islands. the storm has not only strengthened but it changed course overnight and is traveling the same path of hurricane

the shots coming from a nearby building, los angeles county sheriff's office says two people were detainedno arrests have been made. a hotel worker is under arrest accused of threatening to shoot and kill customers and coworkers. police in long beach, california finding an arsenal of weapons in montoya's home including multiple guns and hundreds of rounds of ammo. >> suspect montoya had clear plans, intent and the means to carry out an act of violence that may have resulted in a mass casualty incident. >> police took off by his coworker at the marriott hotel said he was upset about hr issues and wanted to shoot everybody he saw could be in court as early as today. the trump administration sitting down critics for announcing a rule change aimed at keeping migrant families together. >> reporter: democrats the decision the president is explaining his vision for slowing the surge at the border. here's reaction from both sides. >> reporter: the president believes by throwing out the floors agreement the us will get equipped and able to keep migrant families together. >> reporter: >> president o

los angeles county sheriff's office is two people were detained but no arrests have been made.ight teenagers sentenced to life in prison for murdering a police officer harris was 16 years old when he ran into and killed officer caprio with a stolen jeep, caprio was trying to arrest harris for breaking into a home last year. harris will be available for parole of his appeal was the night. the other 3 suspects facing murder charges. kim jong un hotel worker under arrest for shooting to kill customers and coworkers was police in long beach, california finding an arsenal of weapons in his home including multiple guns and hundreds of rounds of ammo. >> montoya had clear plans, intent and the means to carry out an act of violence that may have resulted in a mass casualty incident. >> police tipped off by his coworker saying he was upset about hr issues and wanted to shoot everybody he saw, could be in court as early as today. around-the-clock mission underway to find two firefighters lost at sea. the coast guard shifting as north as north carolina, this happened the week after they w

rooky deputy angel reynosa from coming up with big lie about sniper on the loose in northern los angeles county and no gunshot injuries sustained to his shoulder. completely fabricated. angel reynosa admitted that he was not shot at from apartment complex area as he previously claimed. >> at this point no one knows why deputy reynosa made up story on wednesday, in follow-up interview yesterday authorities say he con fezzed to cutting two holes in shirt with knife to make it look like he was shot but didn't say why, days before he claimed to have been shot in the chest while walking to car at sheriff station, he said bullet proof vest deflected bullet causing to hit shoulder and leave bruise, take a listen to dramatic 911 call as he reports phoney story and tries to blame at someone in apartment complex near the sheriff station that house it is homeless and people with mental health issues >> shots from north. [inaudible] >> hit in right shoulder. from apartment complex. >> authorities took reynosa serious but say things didn't add up. the manhunt did not turn up a suspect as we now know a suspe

>>good samaritan's being called heroes after rushing to help a deputy in los angeles county, the rookie take a suspect into custody, but that suspect wasn't going down without a fight. jennifer mccall reports. >>intense moments outside of the circle k and in broad daylight as a los angeles county sheriff's deputy is attacked. the suspect goes for his gun and i heard officer. >>yelling get your hand up my gun. so then i went in and i read the details off the officer's gun and then one of the other it's made since to include ballots that in the way just in case. >>3 men nearby including a worker ran to help the deputy putting the suspect's head and legs down with the deputy began to regain control officers over power. >>other 2 gentlemen really helped >>then couple arrived whin minutes and the man was taken into custody. ryan whitney is one of those breeze men who says his instincts kicked in and he knew he needed to help. >>i want nothing bad to happen to the officer almost a even though user to getting. >>you know they're on the floor we spoke with a sheriff's captain in or walk he says

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. >>> a los angeles county sheriff's deputy is being fired after he lied about being shot by a sniper. officials say 21-year-old deputy angel reynosa made up a story being ambushed last week. the deputy said a bullet hit his right shoulder. los angeles went on high alert as dozens of deputies spent hours searching for the apparent gunman but no shooter was found. officials say reynosa didn't suffer any gunshot injuries and instead cut his own shirt to make it look like he had been shot. reynosa confessed during a follow-up interview yesterday. >> it's extremely disappointing. we expect our deputy sheriff to withhold a, are held to a higher standard and unfortunately, in this case, he did not act to that standard. >> officials are opening a criminal investigation. meanwhile that sheriff's deputy is now out of a job. >>> it was a scary afternoon for drivers on a contra costa highway. gunfire rang out and the target of that gunshot says he feels lucky to be alive. it's unfortunately a familiar scene on that particular stretch of highway 4 in antioch. "today in the bay's" thom jensen has

. >>> a los angeles county sheriffs deputy will likely face criminal charges after allegedly lying about being shot by a sniper last week. in a press conference late yesterday, investigators say the deputy made a claim that he was ambushed last wednesday afternoon. the deputy reported he had been shot while standing in the parking lot of the sheriffs station, that a bullet hit his right shoulder. the city went on high alert. dozens of deputies spent hours searching for the gunman. no suspect found. he was never shot and instead cut his own shirt to make it look like he had been shot. he confessed during a follow-up interview yesterday. >> there was no sniper, no shots fired and no gunshot injuries sustained to his shoulder. completely fabricated. >> the sheriffs department says >>> fires continue to sweep across the amazon. the crisis is being watched closely around the world. california's own super tanker is in bolivia fighting the flames. it is normally reserved for fires in california and other western states, but super tanker is the world's largest aerial fire fighting asset. it can

. >>> bystanders rushed to the aid of a deputy in los angeles county. a suspect tried to take his gun. dave lopez with more on the struggle and the rescue. opal security video shows a 23- year-old deputy struggling with a homeless man he is trying to subdue. and then when it appears he is in trouble watch as one 2 3 good samaritans come to his rescue. >>> i heard the officer yelling get your hand off my gun. i went in and ripped his hands of the officers gun.>> reporter: brian whitney in the orange shirt. he does kneel down lean in and after as he described it pulled the hands of the homeless man away from the deputies done. he went back in the circle k where he works and calls 911. >>> one of the other good samaritans took the clip out and slid it away. just in case.>> reporter: of the three whitney is the only one who agreed to talk on camera. the first good samaritan to come to the rescue the man in the white shirt was a customer. who just happened to be walking into the store when he saw what was going on. just as the deputy seem to be losing his ba

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los angeles county and modesto. milpitas police department is investigating if there is a link. shoppers went running last night at the great mall in milpitas after mistaking the sounds of a smashing grant for a shooter for gunfire. the robbery happened at a jewelry store. officers issued a shelter in place warning of a search for the suspects. two hours earlier and modesto another jolting store was hit in the same kind of smashing grant. jewelry store. >>> i'm not sure what instruments they use. they had some sort of tools that they smashed the glass display cases. looking at the video from modesto it appears to be the same type of mo. i'm not sure if our cases are intertwined. >>> police say the use of the suspects involved in the robbery at modesto's vintage fair mall. there were injuri as people took off running. nos off-duty officer involved shooting in el cerrito. this happened in a residential area. at the corner of kearny street and mozer lane. thomas vincent whelan has been arrested for assault after he allegedly used a rock as a weapon. police say he was shot in the ba

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>>intense moments outside of the circle k and in broad daylight as a los angeles county sheriff's deputycked. the suspect goes for his gun and i heard officer. >>yelling get your hand up my gun. so then i went in and i read the details of officer's gun and then one of the day. it's made since to include ballots that in the way just in case. >>3 men nearby including a worker ran to help the deputy putting the suspect's head and legs down with the deputy began to regain control officers over power. >>the other 2 gentlemen really helped >>then couple arrived within minutes and the man was taken into custody. ryan whitney is one of those breeze men who says his instincts kicked in and he knew he needed to help. >>i want nothing bad to happen to the officer almost a even though user to getting. >>you know they're on the floor we spoke with a sheriff's captain in or walk he says the deputy is only a rookie. >>every single deputies involved in a fight for their life because there's a gun involved in s a deputy's gun. >>it says this act by these 3 citizens is a proud moment, it's a big deal. it'

los angeles city is coming through this one change. fully half of it los angeles is building 75% of the housing and l.a. county and we are just 40% of the population. your point about those neighboring cities and towns, no one can afford to say no and say where does homelessness come from if you cannot build affordable housing. to your rent piece, the state level, i hope that the state legislature will pass on another governor will sign 1482, an anti-rent doubting ordinance which says you cannot -- rep. sherman: i want to point out one or -- one other thing. if we get split role, it has to be tied to ending fees. mayor garcetti: absolutely. rep. waters: thank you very much. i now recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. green, fork five -- for five minutes. rep. green: thank you. i think the mayor for appearing. forcibly edification purposes, -- for simply edification purposes, while you may appear to be alone, it is happening in houston, it is in washington, d.c., and the numbers are growing, for various reasons. one question for me to take to my constituents and persons letter interested in this would be what

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los angeles county. a couple individuals police were chasing. they jumped out of their car jumped on some roofs. and over some fences. we are told they are wanted for robbery activity. police are closing in on them. we are going to let this one play out. we will check back on it.>>> tragedy in the racing world. professional driver jesse combs the fastest woman on four wheels has died. the former tv personality was killed yesterday while attempting to break her own land speed record. it happened and the desert in southeast oregon. combs was piloting her jet powered land speed car when she crashed. combs was dubbed the fastest woman on four wheels in 2013 after setting a record speed of 398 miles per hour. along with her impressive driving career she was known for making several tv appearances. scovery channel mythbusters. she made headlines after this clip when she climbed into a fake helicopter while wind gusts blew over her. simulating the speed of a real helicopter. tributes have been pouring in all day. terry madden a member of her team poste

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. >>> in los angeles county another mall shooting scare. this time topanga mall. police responded to reports of a shooting in the early afternoon yesterday. but confirmed there was no shooting. officers were able to catch suspects involved. they were taken into custody on suspicion of robbery. >>> fremont just getting underway a community workshop to discuss the city's proposed homeless navigation center. the fremont city council has neural the possible location down to 2 potential spots. a parking lot behind city hall in downtown or on surplus city property next to a plant nursery and north fremont. the since it would be made up of portable buildings. 45 homeless people could stay for up to six months at a time. residents will have resources on hand to find permanent housing and employment. we will meet a man who said he is proof the navigation center is desperately needed. >>> a big 4th inning project got underway in the santa cruz mountains to cut down on the wildfire risk. cal fire is clearing brush and trees along a nearly 7 mile stretch of highway 17 between

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. >>> back in this country, a los angeles county sheriff's deputy is in big trouble tonight. the deputy claimed this week he was shot by a sniper, setting off a massive manhunt for the shooter. now police say it was all a hoax. blayne alexander has that. >> reporter: angel reynosa was frantic. >> i don't know where the shots came from. >> reporter: the call, he was under fire, a sniper, he said, taking aim from this apartment building. >> taking a shot to the north of lancaster, hit me in the right shoulder. >> reporter: officers descended in full squat gear locking down the apartment building and a school. deputy reynosa was rushed to the hospital. >> he was wearing a vest, which saved his life, but the bullet did deflect into his shoulder. >> reporter: the only thing -- there was no wound. there was no shooter. it turns out the deputy made the whole thing up. >> the reported sniper assault was fabricated by our deputy. >> reporter: in an unprecedented late-night news conference, the sheriff's department said reynosa eventually confessed. the two bullet holes in his uniform?

was fabricated by our deputy >> reporter: in an unprecedented late night news conference the los angeles county sheriff's department said ranosa eve eventually confessed the two bulletholes in his uniform. >> he had caused the holes by cutting it with a knife. no sniper, snno shots fired >> reporter: captured in this facebook post, furious, unbelievab unbelievable his former colleagues want to know why he launched the lie that brought a city street to a standstill and, guys, that deputy did not give a reason when he was pressed by officers, but according to multiple law enforcement officers, ranosa received a number of unfavorable performance reviews while in training that case is going to the d.a.'s office and that deputy could face criminal charges. >> blayne, thank you. >>> we turn now to the amazon where the rain forest continues to burn at an alarming rate facing increased pressure from the rest of the world, brazil's military has been ordered to take action. for the latest let's go to kerry sanders who is in brazil kerry, good morning. >> good morning, phillip and dara since brazil's pres

ask you in los angeles county to culver city police officers rushed into an apartment to save a young boy who was choking. so the scene unfolded all while the boy's mother was visibly distraught just fun has that story. >>out of the patrol car as it rolls to a stop up there and officer jumps from the passenger seat runs towards an apartment building his partner on his heels for yet. in the bedroom, they found the choking child you really. >>it correct. >>the officer taking the child from his distraught and pounded on the boys baghdad to clear anything stuck in his money pay. they want the officers rushed the boy outside one of them carrying him face down in his arms you cop it. they finally the sound that they've been waiting for crying man breathing. >>well that boy have was just that was just jeff on reporting the boy was able to see as he rose again this week so the cold for city council. they hosted the boy and his family and they honored the officers who saved his life great story they jumped right into action. well, it is as still institution and this week perry's is celebrating

los angeles county sheriff's department officials say a deputy story about coming under sniper lie, ed by 21 year-old deputy angel reynoso appeared very real when he called in an attack in progress last week. reynosa city came under fire as he walked to his personal vehicle outside the sheriff's station wednesday. the false reports sparked a very real response from authorities and rio says fellow officers including home searches a school going on lockdown and a full on manhunt for a shooter that didn't exist after the deputies hoax was exposed officials gave a full account of what really happened injury. no it'd. that he was not shot at he also told investigators that he had caused the holes in his uniform shirt by cutting it with a knife, it's still not clear just why the deputy fabricated the story. i read in your reporting. well to the south bay now crews were able to quickly put out a fire at a liquor store this happened in san jose this was sunday morning. >>in a shopping center on north capitol avenue. so that liquor store how significant smoke and water damage now. insulin now i

. >>> we have new details about a los angeles county sheriff's deputy who authorities say admits making up a story about being shot by a sniper. his call for help triggered a massive manhunt that we told you about last week, but officials say they were suspicious right away because the deputy was calm and the hole in his shirt was too big for a minor wound. the 21-year-old rookie had been reportedly struggling during his training and was unhappy about a pending transfer. he now faces a criminal investigation. >>> we're hearing for the first time from the mother-in-law of a nasa astronaut accused of the first ever crime in space. astronaut anne mcclain and her estranged wife summer worden are in a custody battle and now mcclain is accused of gaining access to worden's bank account using nasa computers in space. worden's mother says she's worried about what will happen to her 6-year-old grandson who summer had before she met the astronaut. >> my goodness. what is going to happen? surely, there is no way on earth that a third party could take our grandson. i could have never imagined somet

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>> it's an amazing thing because the governments of los angeles county and san francisco in the state are spending unprecedented amounts of moneyto combat homel. they will spend 5 billion additional dollars in the next 10 years, and there's 10,000 homeless in san franciscoand 36. in the county of los angeles, there's 59,000 people who, on any given night, are sleeping outside. >> laura: and, charles, there was a piece in the los angeles times, if my memory serves me correctly, you have to pay some of their rent. you might have seen the piece. it's kind of a cycle of drug abuse, mental illness. some people make it, which is great, but this is a problem that should really have a bipartisan solution to it but instead we are feeding more of it.what can be continue to to immediately solve this, from you? >> it is not a problem that can be solved quickly, i don't think. if you think back to the great depression, when unemployment was at 25% and there were shanty towns and hoovervilles being erected outside of cities and having a bonds and hobos crossing the land -- vagabonds and hobos cross

los angeles county deputy angel renosa suffered a minor wound to the shoulder yesterday in the city of lancaster. >>> deputies immediately responded out to where she was at and got himg medical treatment. >> investigators believe that the shot was fired from a nearby building complex that provides housing to people with mental health issues. >>> developing in brazil nearly 75,000 wild fires are ripping through the amazon meantime the at non government organizationsr for setting the fires. his argument is they are trying to create instability in the region and hurt his administration after they slashed their funding. >>> hundreds of peninsula residents are throwing their support behind plans for a new park. >>> and an end in sight for pothole filled roads. the repaving effort he the clouy fog and drizzle. and also warm and muggy conditions this morning but a beautiful live look with those golden colors above the fog. i'll have your full forecast coming up. >> and usually all of your travel south bay commutes are slowed down. i've got your commute around the rest of the bay ahead. shoppi

. >> it's an amazing thing because the governments of los angeles county, san francisco in the state are spending unprecedented amounts of money. they will spend 5 billion additional dollars and there's 10,000 homeless in san francisco in any given night they are sleeping outside. >> is a piece in the "l.a. times" and you have to pay some of their rent. you might have seen the piece. it's kind of a cycle of drug abuse, mental illness -- some people make it, which is great. but this is a problem that should really have a bipartisan solution to it but instead we are feeding into it. and that is being erected outside of cities and vagabonds. it's not a crisis, people were not using the bathroom on the streets. but our homeless are a very different kind of homeless, it's a different problem than it was in the 1930s. as you said, our homeless have been institutionalized. often they are needles by the way handed out by local government agencies and charities just like local charities. >> it keeps getting worse and worse. this is such a disturbing problem. thank you for writing this pie pie