visit planyourvaccine.com for more >>> just breaking, authorities in los angeles county determining what caused tiger woods to crash his car seriously injuring the golf legend. anne thompson is with us anne, what do we know? >> reporter: lester, this is strange. the los angeles county sheriff's department says it knows what caused the crash that injured tiger woods, but it's not releasing details citing unspecified privacy concerns for the golfer the crash happened last month woods' suv drove off the road, rolling multiple times landing in a ravine. he suffered severe fractures to his right leg, foot and ankle. so tonight, to release the cause, the sheriff' department says they need permission from woods. lester >> all right, anne thompson, thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds, the high-profile republican congressman under investigation for possible sex trafficking. >>> now to that bombshell investigation involving congressman matt gaetz and the possible sex trafficking of a teen. gaetz is denying the allegation and making one of his own, that he is the victim of an extortion plot more now

basically a congressional district in los angeles county moved to phoenix over the last decade. it was not quite enough to get there. some of these margins that states kept or lost seats were incredibly narrow. new york lost its district by eight -- 89 people. but his two buses full of people if they stayed in new york, new york would've kept their extra seat. that's even house went to minnesota, they kept their seat by 26 residents. it tells you just how close a lot of these final seats are decided. host: could be states contest when it is so close? guest: i think we will see some, especially a place like new york. we will see what they are going to do. there's always some a litigation about accurate counts, where people live, anything like that. with the pandemic, the shift in the census, they had to make up a lot of procedures on the fly in the face of the pandemic. i think we will see a little litigation around that. things could get nasty when two states end up suing each other, those lawsuits go straight to the u.s. supreme court. it will be headed to the court soon. host:

>>> back now with a wildfire that threatened hundreds of homes in northern los angeles county but fire crews have made enough progress that mandatory evacuations have been lifted in santa clarita. >>> also in southern california we're learning the details of a deadly visit to a plastic surgery clinic. kiana weaver died in january after going to tijuana, mexico for a tummy tuck and other cosmetic work. her family says the doctor who did the procedure is not a licensed plastic surgeon. she suffered a heart attack and blood clotting issues. weaver's mother is speaking out. >> it's just destroyed our family. don't do it, because it's not worth it. i'm going to keep fighting. i have to be her voice, and i want her voice heard. >> two other women who went with weaver for procedures had to be hospitalized. >>> drivers in the houston area had to deal with an unusual obstacle. a gator. on the highway bridge there caused delays. police and animal control were able to capture it and release it into water a short distance away. earlier, a cow was loose on the interstate. it took about 20 minutes t

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he will receive the johnson & johnson shot in los angeles county. we will bring that live on cbsn bay area streaming at kpix.com. check our vaccine resource guide on our kpix5 app. download it by scanning the qr code on your screen. we'll show it again before we go to break. >>> developing, california's two senators are calling for the state's two mass vaccination sites to stay open past their planned april 11 end date. in a letter to fema senators dianne feinstein and alex said that the oakland site and cal state l.a. administered close to 8,000 doses per day and are a real boost to regional capacity. leaders in alameda say they will do whatever it takes to keep things going at the colosseum even if the site needs to be transitioned to county management. california is distributing $9 million to prop smaller mobile sites to reach marginalized communities. >> the last thing you want to do now is shut down any facility because people are going to all the facilities. we just have to be a little bit more competent geographically and culturally in terms

. >> reporter: i'm stephanie elam in los angeles county which is being downgraded to the orange tier d tier reopening system. this means that there is a moderate threat of the coronavirus here in the county. this means that restaurants and movie theaters can open at 50% capacity and indoor playgrounds and amusement parks can reopen with modifications. this also goes for orange county as well. los angeles county is the most populous in the state and orange county is the third most populous. >>> thanks to all of our correspondents for those updates. just days after getting his first vaccine dose montana governor has tested positive for coronavirus. the governor shared a video of him getting his first pfizer shot last thursday. his office says he's experiencing mild symptoms and plans to self-isolate for ten days as a precaution. the republican governor ended montana's statewide mask requirement in february. >>> now to this, the judge in the derek chauvin murder trial will hear today from george floyd's friend, morries hall who was in floyd's car when police confronted him. hall's lawyer

the governor spoke at a restaurant in san fernando in los angeles county.aimed a business owners who took paycheck protection program or p ppe loans from the federal government. those businesses won't have to pay state taxes on the cash if they had a 25% reduction orm or in profits for at least one quarter. newsome also said he thinks the toughest times are now behind us. the state is coming back. this state is roaring back 41% of america's jobs came out of the state of california in february, 276 jobs have come out of this state in the last two months alone, this state is poised for a major comeback. stress the anxiety. the state assembly and senate passed the tax bill unanimously it is expected to save businesses about $6 billion. the mayors of california's largest cities are asking the state legislature for $20 billion to fight homelessness. ktvu is christien kafton tells us, they say that huge sum of money is needed to tackle the crisis. mayors throughout the state say homelessness consistently tops their list of concerns now the mayors of california's

tomorrow governor newsom will get vaccinated he will receive the johnson & johnson shot in los angeles county. >>> one of the east bay's largest school districts is announcing all students will continue distance learning through the end of the school year. fremont unified school district said it was just unable to reach an agreement with the teachers union on a plan for a safe return. >>> new video tonight of a brazen daytime robbery at san francisco's inner sunset neighborhood. you are lookoking at the suspsp car.r. the vivictim said they saw the thieves break into their parked car and grabbed their belongings. police say the victims chased after the suspects and one of the victims falls trying to get her stuff back. neighbors say the family was visiting from puerto rico. >>> santa clara city councilmember wanted to speak during a stop asian hate rally was told he could not come and he's asian. >> maria medina spoke to the councilmember tonight. >> reporter: today's stop asian hate rally in santa clara was hosted by the city's mayor. and this councilmember, but it's not the rally making head

los angeles county last month. the l.a.heriff says that excessive speed was a factor in the accident. the black box in the genesis suv recorded 84 to 87 miles per hour. sheriff's officials said the posted speed limit was 45. the suv slammed into a tree then rolled over. woods suffered that threatened his golf career. >> when you panic your initial impact on your initial thought is to hit the brake. it's believed he may have done that but hit the accelerate. >> although he was speeding the los angeles sheriff says he will not be sited. he's back home in florida recovering. >>> parents got a win this week, the state has revised the guidelines for youth sports that's changing who can get in and watch the games. as abc 7 news reporter matt boone says teams will also have more options when it comes to schedules. >> reporter: for the girls at acceleration volleyball a youth club in martinez they're just back to be open. >> it's super good that we're reopening and i'm just super happy to be back on the court. >> reporter: not bein

so. >> los angeles county says it plans to return beach front property to descendants of a black couple were stripped of it by leaders a century ago. listen to this. and charles bruce first brought bought that man hadn't beach property back in 1912 and built the first west coast resort for black folks at a time when segregation kept many people from the beach this week, the current city council formally acknowledged and condemned city leaders efforts back in the early 20th century to displace the bruces along with several other black families. the value of the property. not yet has been assessed, but a return of the land could include an option for the bruce descendants to lease it back to the county for continued use. >> an army lieutenant is now suing to virginia police officers over a december traffic stop where they drew their weapons and then pepper sprayed him reporter brett hall has the latest on the recent lawsuit and also the initial incident that was all caught on camera. the body camera video is telling. >> 2 went to police officers get out to conduct a traffic stop last dece

los angeles county's district attorney is disbanding the cities hard-core gang unit after 42 years because the community." it comes as the l.a.p.d. reports a spike in gang-related violence and homicides. this is just the latest leftist reform. in his first three months in office, he has a limited cash bail the three strikes rule that can key part in gang members away for life. i would like to start with you on this. the los angeles county sheriff branded this a "suicide pact." >> sean: gangs and communities are offensive, not the hard-core gang unit. let's be clear on that, but that doesn't mean you are going to have less gangs in your community or less gang violence. you are probably going to have more of it. so, i don't get this argument of offensiveness. i was a former prosecutor for ten years. i didn't have a gang violence in my community. however, it is important to note that these are really complex cases, and you want specialists prosecuting gang crimes because you need a certain expertise to do it. you get rid of that unit, you have less expertise. >> gillian: carley, to sean's poi

kobe bryant was officially unveiled today in south pasadena in los angeles county. it was painted by the legendary la based artist jonas never and hall of fame photographer andrew bernstein bernstein says the picture used for the mural is very special to him. >> the mural is painted from my last photo that i took of kobe as he walked off the court for the final time on april 13th 2016 coming up to the 5 year anniversary of that. so it's it's very poignant. >> it's the first time this image of kobe walking off the court has been used in a public, a mural bernstein says he commissioned it because he noticed a lack of kobe murals in his area. and all of these vintage toys are now on sale in north carolina. man has been collecting them for years. impressive collection includes action figures of ghostbusters transformers. anything. we're related all dating back to the 60's. the man says he first started collecting the toys for fun. but then the pandemic front 80's and 90's nostalgia back in fashion. so why not make some profit off of it. and before we sign off or to take

los angeles county last month. the l.a.xcessive speed was a factor in the accident. the black box in the genesis suv recorded 84 to 87 miles per hour. sheriff's officials said the posted speed limit was 45. the suv slammed into a tree then rolled over. woods suffered that threatened his golf career. >> when you panic your initial impact on your initial thought is to hit the brake. it's believed he may have done that but hit the accelerate. >> although he was speeding the los angeles sheriff says he will not be sited. he's back home in florida recovering. >>> parents got a win this week, the state has revised the guidelines for youth sports that's changing who can get in and watch the games. as abc 7 news reporter matt boone says teams will also have more options when it comes to schedules. >> reporter: for the girls at acceleration volleyball a youth club in martinez they're just back to be open. >> it's super good that we're reopening and i'm just super happy to be back on the court. >> reporter: not being able to play all

caller: i grew up in the los angeles county, orange county area, in l.a., and i lived across the street from the world's largest -- not the world but the largest port in the western hemisphere, l.a. and long beach. talking about migration, migration historically, that is what people do. they migrate because that is necessity. they need to go to a place where they can have a better life. i don't have a problem. my best friend was born in tijuana, came here, got amnesty. we have had this discussion before. funny, we had it yesterday, about there is a new -- not political shift. boundaries are political. human nature is political. but the boundaries we have now are artificial. but i think people are failing to see is we are changing our shape out here. my friend and i are thinking, why don't we have a cooperation? this idea of mexico versus the united states? this isn't happening anymore. i've grown about here. the majority of the population in california is hispanic. when i call the police it is a hispanic police officer. when i go to the doctor, it is a hispanic doctor. my boss is a hisp

but fire crews are battling a 650 acre fire burning dangerously close to homes in northern los angeles countythe flames burning outside of santa clarita have torn through more than 650 acres. sheriff deputies drove through neighborhoods with the loudspeaker ordering families to get out of dodge. fire crews have got the containment up to 25%. experts are predicting this could be a disastrous fire season. >>> you know paul, it didn't really creep up on us, it has been building for a while. but all of a sudden, we are in deep trouble. >> i hate seeing that already. and of course that ramps up from south to north as things dry out. and we have no rain in the seven-day forecast. by next weekend a little bit of moisture will try to sneak in. that is way down the line. right now, it looks nice out there, don't let the fire thread ruin your appreciation for a nice weather pattern over the next few days. current temperatures, and even mix of 50s and 60s. 67 in concord, where temperatures were well into the 80s earlier today. temperatures will only drop down into the upper 40s and low 50s. the north ba

but fire crews are battling a 650-acre fire burning dangerously close to homes in northern los angeles county. flames outside of santa clarita, sheriffs deputies drove through with a loud speaker ordering families to get out. conditions are sigh dry all over the state. experts are predicting this can be a disastrous fire season. we need thmoisture but dry all we are so across the bay area and enter state of california under a drought. this is a big concern especially as we head into the summer and wildfire season. here is a live look with our sales force tower camera this morning looking southeast across the bay. we are looking at temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s for many of us. concord, mid 50s and also for oakland, liver more. san francisco is 51 and san jose and santa rosa down to 44 with clear skies across the region. on futurecast as we go through our day, we are going to stay warm especially inland and along the coast and around the bay, mild, slightly cooler than yesterday but still on the mild side. as we look to the end of the week, slightly cooler temperatures but still loo

that's from the los angeles county sheriff's depent. om the police, you will remember this incident happened on a hill in a part of los angeles, and this was the aftermath. tiger woods was alone in his suv when the physical -- vehicle across the opposite lane, hit a curb, a tree, then rolled several times. he was taken to hospital with a sharp -- shattered leg. >> estimated speeds at the impact were 84 to 87 miles per hour. the final speed when the vehicle struck the tree was 75 miles per hour. there were no citations issued, and there were no signs of impairment. i know a lot of experts said, oh, they should have drawn blood or done this or that. without the signs of impairment, we don't get to the point where we can actually author search warrant and develop probable cause to execute that search warrant. that did not happen. that is not preferential treatment. that would occur in any collision of this type, based on the circumstances. ros: the sheriff didn't say why tiger woods was speeding. let's hear more from peter in los angeles. >

they will be extradited to los angeles county to face trial. the family of mario gonzalez says they have viewed the body camera video of gonzalez in alameda. police custody. the 26 year-old oakland resident died while in custody last week. police say there was a physical altercation which they have not given any details on when they tried to detain him and they say mario suffered a medical emergency which they have not described in detail that led to his death. the family says it wants to know of what they saw. the family says what they saw conflicts with the police department statement on actually what happened? gonzalez's family says it plans to speak out tomorrow in front of the alameda police department. the officers involved are on paid administrative leave during the investigation. the department says bodycam video will not be made public until everyone involved has been interviewed. >> in national news attorneys for the family say that a black man killed by deputies was shot in the back of his head. they say had his hands on the car. ste

the los angeles county sheriff cited privacy concerns. he needs permission from woods in order to release the information. in february, an suv woods was driving struck a median and rolled over outside los angeles. he underwent surgery for multiple leg injuries and is now recovering in florida. woods told deputies he did not know how the crash occurred. >>> "the washington post" reports president biden unveiled a $2.3 trillion plan to overhaul the nation's infrastructure. mr. biden outlined the plan yesterday at a carpenters union training center in pittsburgh. the proposal would rebuild thousands of miles of highways, repair aging bridges, improve public transit, and fund new electric vehicle charging stations. it would be funded largely by higher corporate taxes. the president called it a once in a generation investment in america, but it faces stiff opposition from republican lawmakers. >> so why just american jobs and investment since world war ii? it will create millions of jobs. >> it's called infrastructure. but inside the trojan hor

. >>> los angeles county taking a different approach to criminal justice, scrapping plans for a new prisondable housing, job training and medical care the idea gained momentum following the death of george floyd, and now, now there is new movement here's nbc's simone boyce. >> this right here, this is my house on wheels, you would say i have my tent, i have my exercise equipment you know, this is where i'm basically living right now how can we afford $2,000 a month if that's what you make. then you've got to worry about food, clothes, hygiene, you know, the basic necessities. you've got to be realistic and then you wonder why people turn back to crime. >> reporter: larry stewart is one of over 66,000 adults who don't have stable housing in los angeles county it's a common challenge for the thousands upon thousands released from prisons and jails every year too. >> i've been filling out applications i'm on like three section 8 waiting lists. the lists are five years or more, so how can a man they call re-entry coming back into society rehabilitate it? it's just that much harder to go back t

officials in los angeles county are taking steps to return scenic manhattan beach property that was seizedg to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. the bruce family bought this land about a hundred years ago for under two grand. they were one of manhattan beach's first black families until their land was taken away. this is a massive space. we are right by the beach. by some estimates it's worth about $75 million. now the county is trying to right this wrong. this morning, l.a. county taking the first steps toward correcting a centuries old injustice. >> we will change the state law to allow the family to get their land back from l.a. county. [ applause ] >> reporter: in 1912, willa and charles bruce bought the first of two ocean view lots for $1,225. experts say it could now be worth up to 75 million. >> this was an injustice inflicted not just upon willa and charles bruce but generations of their descendants who almost certainly would have been millionaires. >> reporter: county supervisor janice hahn and l.a. county native saying she hadn't heard of the bruises until black lives matter p

. >>> new, the los angeles county sheriff said that tiger woods was going 40 miles over the speed limit before his crash in february. that left him severely injured. investigation has determined that he was traveling 84 to 87 miles an hour downhill and he likely lost control. >> in the final estimated speed was 75 miles an hour. there were no citations issued no signs of impairment. >> the sheriff said because there's no no signs of impairment they didn't do blood work on woods. tiger woods tweeting about, he thanks the people who called 911 after the crash and all the first responders who helped him. he said that he will now focus on his recovery and family. >>> in minnesota, california use of force expert testified on how long chauvin had his knee on the neck of george floyd before his death. he is a los angeles police sergeant and serving as a prosecution witness. today he testified that he reviewed the video evidence and found that c hauvin's knee was on floyd's neck for nine and a half minutes and said witnesses didn't appear to be a threat to police. the defense has suggested that

the five—time champion is still recovering from a car crash, which this evening, the los angeles countyy, when the speed limit was 45. there's lots more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website, but that's all the sport for now. have a good night. hello there. it was a cold, frosty start on wednesday with sunshine, but the cloud arrived and we closed out wednesday with quite a lot of clout around, acting like a blanket through the night, so temperature is not falling quite as far. in actual fact the wind direction changing for thursday to more of the westerly, and that's going to drive something in the tool less cold across the country, with the darker blues the quarterjust being pushed out of the way for one day at least. also got some rain arriving with this area of low pressure, the wettest and the windiest of the weather always going to be into the far north—west for thursday. so, quite a lot of rain around, the wind strengthening here, thicker cloud along west—facing coasts of wales and south—west england will always bring the risk of the odd spot or two of light rain. shel

he was driving too fast close to 90 in a 45-mile-per-hour zone according to los angeles county sheriff's investigators. today's matter-of-fact report didn't shine light on any other possible contributing factors, and woods himself still on the mend from serious injuries gave the okay for its release after officials first held the report back out of privacy concerns, something the sheriff said today is a legal requirement. miguel almaguer is in los angeles and has late details. >> reporter: it was excessive speed that nearly killed tiger woods. investigators say the golfing great was traveling between 84 to 87 miles per hour, nearly double the speed limit in this residential area, when he lost control. at 75 miles per hour woods struck a tree, sending his suv airborne he never hit the brakes >> it is speculated and believed that tiger woods inadvertently hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal. >> reporter: though woods told investigators he doesn't remember the crash, they did recover the suv's black box like this one, retrieving seven seconds of critical data, including speed, st

los angeles, waving armenian and american flags. more than 200,000 people of armenian descent live in los angeles county. making the area home to the largest armenian community outside of armenia. >>> a california filmmaker traveled to armenia to learn about the genocide and her family's unique history. she is now sharing stories from her journey on our new platform lx. you can watch the documentary on nbclx this weekend. you ca o course, nbclx.com. >> now, to coronavirus coverage. health leaders from california, washington, and oregon met today to discuss lifting the pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine. yesterday, the fda and the cdc announced that they accept the recommendation, to resume j&j vaccinations. but most bay-area counties are awaiting state guidance before moving ahead with the vaccine. today, l.a. county told health-care providers that they could give the j&j shots, again, soon. that's as long as they provide an updated-fact sheet to give the people who are getting it. nbc news's sarah dolloff has reaction from across the country. >> reporter: shots of johnson & johnson's covid vaccine g

the los angeles county sheriff's office said the golfer was going up to 87 miles per hour, almost doublehe speed limit. his car hit a tree and rolled several times off a road near los angeles back in february. there was no evidence woods tried to brake. woods will not be cited or face charges. he is still recovering from his injuries. >>> coming up, celebrity zookeeper jack hannah is stepping back from public life after a dementia diagnosis. >>> and a surprise play -- basketball star shaquille o'neal is caught on video carrying out a generous act. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." act. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." tired ofof clean clolothes ththat just dodon't smelell c? what if f your cloththes could y fresesh for weekeks? now ththey can! this towelel has alreaeady beend and itit still smemells fresh.h. pour a capap of downy y unstopas into y your washining machinee beforere each loadad and d enjoy fresesher smellilg launundry for upup to 12-weee. it's my y 5:52 woke-e-up-like-s migrgraine medicicine. itit's ubrelvyvy. for anytimime, anywywhere migraraine strike, without woworr

"variety" reports a los angeles county judge ruled michael jackson's companies had no legal duty to protectbuse and dismissed the lawsuit against them. wade robson who was interviewed with gayle king in 2019 two entertnment companies claimi jackson ben abusing anymore 1990 when he was 7rs robson was of two men who made the allegations against jackson in the hbo documentary "leaving neverland." jackson's attorneys have denied their abuse claims. >> the "new orleans times-picayune" says volunteers searching for seven men missing from a capsized boat have life jackets and other debris from the vessels. volunteers from the united states navy are conducting a search and air search for the missing crew members. the men disappeared two weeks ago when their oil boat sequel power overturned in stormy weather off the louisiana coast. the u.s. coast guard called off its search on april 19th. >> we're doing our best to try to find any one of the seven that are still missing. and i want saul ant want all of the families to know i'm pulling for everybody. >> six men were rescued from boat after it capsiz

in the last half—hour or so, the last two los angeles county sheriff said that the cause of the accidentng at up to 87 mph. the speed limit on that road is a5 mph. the domestic cricket season starts tomorrow, the 18 first class sides have been split into three groups, ten matches home and away will decide which six teams make up division one. four more games will decide the county champions with the top two also going onto contest the bob willis trophy at lords. essex won that last year and in 2019 won the championship and the t20 blast, i've been speaking to their head coach anthony mcgrath ahead of their opening match against worcestershire. we started back in february, which normally we are back in november, so quite a stark difference, but i must say, we have been lucky with the weather. the ground staff have been sensational, and we have managed to be outside, albeit it's been freezing. we managed to get grass nets out here chelmsford. we are happy with the preparation we have had in the limited time. it is alwa s had in the limited time. it is always freezing _ had in the limited t

los angeles county once hit hard by the coronavirus will move to the less restrictive orange tear tomorrow, the county will adopt stricter guidelines than what the state allows. but still bars that don't serve food will be allowed to open outdoors. dodger stadium will allow more fans inside from 20% to 33% and theme parks, including six flags. magic mountain can. expand from 15 to 25% capacity and you can find the very latest on the vaccine rollout and re openings on our website ktvu dot com. all of the latest developments are under our covid-19 tab. trapped he can't hit that. stanford survived again. the stanford cardinal women are national champions for the first time, since all the way back in 1992. they won the championship today by one point over arizona. and as you saw there, the game literally went right down to a last second shot by arizona. ktvu joe fonzi here now. what a game today, joe. yeah, no question about it. frank just say that this was the season full of challenges for stanford would be a severe understatement. this was a team that didn't have a home arena from late novem

but he was known to in the sand, your area and los angeles county and so we anybody that may have. and it experience with him that they have questions about them to reach out and contact law. >> law enforcement are currently executing search warrants on the floor is home day says it's still too early to consider a plea deal in exchange for information leading to smart's remains. the woman at the center of this viral video attacked her uber driver in san francisco has pleaded not guilty. ironic himani was charged with robbery assault and battery conspiracy and more and no word yet on her next court date. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. a new report cost pg and e's. rob, i planned for this year. >> severely flawed. we can explain it because problems according to one watchdog group. that's up next. >> with fire conditions getting drier by the minute of fire season approaching a new report finds pg e's fire mitigation plan is badly flawed. the report is from an independent watchdog group within the california public utilities commission kron four's dan kerman has details. >>

administrator senators padilla and feinstein asked the federal government to give alameda and los angeles countyding and support to take control of the site. the 2 federally-run sites have reportedly distributed more than 500,000 doses mainly to underserved communities. >> and shipments of the johnson and johnson vaccine have been stopped after 15 million doses. >> where ruined due to human error. the fda is investigating the situation that happened at a plant in baltimore. >> according to the new york times employees mixed up ingredients. jj released a statement saying a batch of the vaccine did not meet quality standards. the vaccine doses that have already been shipped or not impacted. they say by the error. however, future shipments have been stopped. johnson and johnson says they still plan on safely delivering an additional 24 million single shot vaccine doses through april. and as we race to vaccinate people. it's just not happening fast enough covid cases across the country have increased every day for the past week. the white house covid response team says cases were up 9% this week and

. >> the los angeles county sheriff's office finally releasing more details on the february crash thatt tiger woods badly injured, which apparently was driving about 40 miles an hour over the speed limit that morning. he first hit a curb by as much as 87 miles. an hour in a 45 mile an hour zone. that's the first red dot on the left side of the screen there. woods then hit a tree at 75 miles an hour reportedly he had been running late to get to the golf course. >> in national news expert witnesses are weighing in on the moments leading up to george floyd's in custody. death. the lead investigator handling the george floyd investigation raised questions as to whether or not it was drugs in floyd's system that killed him and that that has been the defense argument. kareen wynter brings us the latest on the case and a warning as always, some of the video could be hard to watch. >> i ask you, sir, to listen to mister floyd's worse. >> it. >> did you hear that? yes, it the fear that mr floyd said i too many drugs morning a major blow to the prosecution. the primary case agent who handled the

. >> los angeles county sheriff alex the end a wave of updating the public on the now closed investigation into the february crash that left tiger woods with significant injuries. but we said woods was traveling nearly twice the speed limit when the vehicle struck a median and then went airborne crashing into a tree woods was not cited part of it was because of >> the circumstances that he he injured throughout the collision and the fact that in order to issue a citation. it usually you have to have something to indicate an independent witness or an observation by peace officer. >> investigators believe woods may have accidentally hit the accelerator instead of the brake based on their examination of the vehicles. black box. this is the 3rd time woods has been involved in a vehicle investigation. the most notorious example when ran his suv over a fire hydrant and hit a tree in 2000, 9 in 20 17. police in florida found him asleep behind the wheel of a car and he was arrested on a dui charge. but this time he was not given a sobriety or blood test due to his injuries and the nature of his in

the los angeles county sheriff says they concluded the investigation that used information from the cars black box device but woods will have to sign off before they release any information. the golf star was hurt after the crash last month. he is recovering in florida after several surgeries. >>> pfizer said that it's covid- 19 vaccine is 100% protective in children as young as 12. our reporter spoke to one teenage girl and asked her why she did it. truck we talked with emma kate coming off the snowy slopes of utah and first family vacation and in a year because of the pandemic. >> it has been difficult because for a while i had online learning and a lot of sports i could not participate in. truck since january the teenager from tennessee has been participating in the vaccine trial of pfizer for pediatric patients ages 12 through 15. >> i did it to help get information and data on children when getting vaccinated. >> reporter: on wednesday the big news from pfizer that the preliminary data of the study of over 2200 participants like her showed there were no cases of covid-19 among the f

but he was known to in the sand, your area and los angeles county and so we asked anybody that may have experience with him that they have questions about for them to reach out and contact for homicide or assault. this point where we're concerned about assault. >> law enforcement officials are currently executing search warrants on the floor is home when asked that the dia would be open to a plea deal in exchange for information leading officials to smart's remains dow said it's too early to consider. but they are in discussions with paul floor says ut and are open to conversation reporting in the newsroom. sanaz tahernia kron 4 news happening in just about an hour from now. the windsor town council will be meeting in a special session to address the assault accusations against mayor dominic foppoli and tonight's meeting could end with the town council demanding the mayor stepped down the windsor town leaders are now also admitting they knew of alleged incidents against mayor foppoli including a rape accusation dating back to 2017 earlier today. kron on spoke with windsors vice mayor sa

starting on tuesday, los angeles county will offer appointments to everyone 16 and older on lee fizer. shots have been authorized for 16 and 17 year olds, so those appointments will be limited for a more limited rather than for adults. as we mentioned on thursday, everyone in california who was 16 or older will be eligible to make appointments that it's just a matter of finding someplace that has vaccines available. another woman is accusing the mayor of windsor of sexual assault here, the blunt comments from the mayor today about this most recent accusations, and former president trump goes on a tirade against members of his own party coming up what he said about mitch mcconnell and mike pence at a gop fundraiser last night. ah very warm monday out or a sunday out there today we had temperatures into the eighties in many locations. it's going to be warm the next couple of days. we'll have the bring. on. spring. with the home depot's spring savings event. if your next project calls for a new tool... or your kitchen's been calling for a new upgrade... or your yard is ready to be filled

. >>> the los angeles county sheriff's department says it knows what caused the crash that seriouslynjured golf legend tiger woods. but it's not releasing the details citing unspecified privacy concerns for the golfer. the department says investigators need permission from woods the crash happened last month. woods' suv drove off the road, rolling multiple times and landing in a ravine. he suffered severe fractions to his right leg, foot and ankle. >>> we're learning new details about the man accused of that brutal attack on an elderly asian woman in new york city 38-year-old brandon elliott was already on lifetime parole for killing his own mother elliott fatally stabbed her back in 2002. he is now facing hate crime charges for kicking and punching the 65-year-old woman outside of a luxury building in midtown manhattan. she has since been discharged from the hospital. >>> two police officers are being hailed heroes after a saved the driver from a burning car. the phoenix police department released this video of that harrowing rescue in which police say the driver of this suv crashed

golfing star tiger woods was speeding when he lost control of his car in february the los angeles county sheriff's department says the car's data recorder showed that woods was traveling twice the legal speed limit when his vehicle hit a tree the crash left the golfing legend with serious leg injuries there was no evidence that woods was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. there were 2 champions league quarter final 1st leg played on wednesday night byron munich suffered a $32.00 loss at the hands of ours on jermaine thomas millar levelled the scores for the defending champions but a killian imbed a goal settled the result for p.s.g. and thomas to his chelsea at the perfect night in porto a 2 nil win as then perfectly placed for the return leg in london. these days the art market is going digital with investor spending enormous sums on artworks that exist only on computer networks until now digital art was so easy to copy that it didn't make much sense financially but that's starting to change and the implications for the art market are huge. the magic word is n f t or non fungible

year i'm standing near the armenian martyrs memorial monument here in montebello a city within los angeles county and all day long we've seen families parents grandparents young children in tow many of them dressed in dark clothing all coming up. walking up the hill here to the monument carrying flowers laying flowers down in remembrance in sorrow over the events that occurred 106 years ago the everyone that i've spoken to here says that the genocide under the ottoman empire is really a. the source of intense intergenerational trauma for armenian americans and it's also been a source of great frustration over the years that president after president after president while sometimes promising as president obama did to use the term genocide never actually came out and made an official public statement using that term now president joe biden has and the armenian americans that we've spoken to here say that they are profoundly grateful to that that it might be a way of beginning to resolve some of that intergenerational trauma some of that as one man described it a festering wound that never heals bec

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jillian: overnight three more cities in los angeles county vote no confidence in the policies of districtorge gascon. the newest to join the list include beverly hills and santa clarita, the democratic da has come under fire over changes in the office including not seeking the death penalty, reducing sentencing enhancements and cash bales and charging fewer juveniles as adults. the metro police department sounding the alarm, 255 people short of its authorized strength of 3024. many officers retiring or resigning leading the force depleted. law-enforcement officials are struggling to refer to members, the fraternal order of police press secretary told foxnews we are in dire straits, we can't emphasize enough how dangerously low our manpower is. those who would break the law are paying attention to that. there 84% more nonfatal shootings so far this year with a 75% increase as of sunday. the man seen in this video hitting an nypd detective will undergo a psychiatric evaluation. that was delayed when he failed to cooperate. he is facing several charges for the attack in queens including a se

california enough to go from legend seriously injured when he varied of a road and hit a tree in los angeles county sheriff also said there was no sign of woods breaking concluding he'd inadvertently hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal woods is now in florida recovering from multiple surgeries on serious leg injuries including shattered bones. the small west african nation of bin inas preparing for its presidential election this weekend with more than a dozen candidates disqualified from running and president patrice tennille is expected to face a weakened opposition after several changes to election laws i mean address reports from the coastal city of katrina. a rally for the president as election day draws closer it's mostly a long convoys parading the streets of the capital these days. much of the opposition has been muzzled. media law. we introduce sponsorship political sponsorship which stated that before running. have to be sponsored by dean. of. sleep in the eighty's when you. know in the nation. we just see that. condi did so for position cannot get distant because they don't. th

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