. >> faith in, los angeles county, california.as gunned down, shot four times in his own home, but somehow survived. if it is character, really. a hollywood stuntman, martial artist, and former fighter. not only did he survive, he was able to identify a shooter. a man who had been caught with what looked like a hit note in his car. and they tell you his name is miguel quiroz? >> yes. >> did that name mean anything to you? >> not at the time at all. >> it's needed at first like a strong case. but the more law enforcement and prosecutor chun investigated, the less clear became. >> you did a lot of work and was somewhat you did was help prove your defendants alibi? >> sure, so far. >> remember, multiple witnesses put miguel quiroz about 80 miles away from garret's home the night of the shooting. then, in a scene from "columbo", came the latest twist, something the prosecutor saw during a court hearing. >> i'm noticing some things. first of all, miguel quiroz is left handed. the shooter is described by the witnesses and his mother as

sickened dogs across the country in california, at least 10 dogs have been reported sick in los angeles county, but its origin transmission and treatment are unknown. doctors andrey says prevention is the best medicine right now. make sure we rule out all the common diseases because there's still a lot. >> there's a lot of common respiratory diseases that we can figure out. really, really, really well. but this is the one that. is the one that doesn't respond as we anticipate and it doesn't come up with a diagnosis through the normal channels. we're all. just wondering what the next step is. >> back at lafayette park, professional dog walker. gayle haggerty says she has been notifying clients with as much information as possible. we're asking that they get flu shot and the cac off because that's a good barrier not. a stopgap, but >> they'll come up with something. >> and veterinarians say if your dog is part of a close knit social circle, they could still hang out with those underdogs in very similar like we learned from the pandemic. if your dog is not feeling well, do not take them out to an

sickened dogs across the country in california, at least 10 dogs have been reported sick in los angeles countys origin transmission and treatment are unknown. doctors andrey says prevention is the best medicine right now. make sure we rule out all the common diseases because there's still a lot. >> there's a lot of common respiratory diseases that we can figure out. really, really, really well. but this is the one that. is the one that doesn't respond as we anticipate and it doesn't come up with a diagnosis through the normal channels. we're all. just wondering what the next step is. >> back at lafayette park, professional dog walker. gayle haggerty says she has been notifying clients with as much information as possible. we're asking that they get flu shot and the cac off because that's a good barrier not. a stopgap, but >> they'll >> come up with something. >> and veterinarians say if your dog is part of a close knit social circle, they could still hang out with those underdogs and very similar like we learned from the pandemic. if your dog is not feeling well, do not take them out to any pl

sickened dogs across the country in california, at least 10 dogs have been reported sick in los angeles county, but its origin transmission and treatment are unknown. doctors andrey says prevention is the best medicine right now. make sure we rule out all the common diseases because there's still a lot. >> there's a lot of common respirator diseases that we can figure out. really, really, really well. but this is the one that. is the one that doesn't respond as we anticipate and it doesn't come up with a diagnosis through the normal channels. we're all. just wondering what the next step is. >> back at lafayette park, professional dog walker. gayle haggerty says she has been notifying clients with as much information as possible. we're asking that they get flu shot and the cac off because that's a good barrier not. a stopgap, but >> they'll >> come up with something. >> and veterinarians say if your dog is part of a close knit social circle, they could still hang out with those underdogs and very similar like we learned from the pandemic. if your dog is not feeling well, do not take them out to

at least 10 dogs have become sick with the sudden respiratory illness in los angeles county kron four's gayle on takes a closer look. >> kate, even being keeping her dog carper close by at san francisco's lafayette park after hearing about a mysterious dog illness. i've read about it and i'm >> spreading the word. i'm so nervous because i have 5 year-old too. means the world to me and i don't want him bad happened to the cygnus causes coughing, sneezing and a lack of energy. >> it presents as pneumonia but does not respond to any antibiotics. some of these patients have a persistent cough and persistent malley is they're not really sick, but they're just not thriving. >> for like 3 to 8 weeks. and that's also kind of thing about this scenario most animals kind of. >> 5 to 7 day course we intervene and they get better. relatively quick. doctor carl gendry with the uc davis school veterinary medicine is monitoring the illness. we're still in a phase. think we're still in grabbing of information and using that information, 2 us and the ability the most important paper that we have is from

there have been 10 cases in los angeles county.oms include coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge and fatigue. some dogs have died because of this. no cases reported here in the bay area, south bay dog owners are nervous. >> this will be my last time at the dog park for awhile. >> i don't let her drink from the dog bowl in the park. she just drinks it straight from the faucet. maybe that is, that will help her out a little bit >> the state health department is urging pet owners to take their dogs to the vet if they are sick. keep them away from dog parks and daycare and make sure they are up-to-date on their vaccinations >> for some of us, gathering around the thanksgiving table can lead to awkward conversations. ann joins us with tips on how to survive thanksgiving day. i have been waiting for this one all day. i am ready to take notes. go right ahead. >> i am here to help you. we all have opinions on a lot of hot topics across the country. something that is agreed on they want a pass on talking politics this thanksgiving. a new poll

the los angeles county registrar said a letter with fentanyl had been intercepted by law enforcement. to election offices in georgia, nevada, organ, california, washington state, and four of the cases the letters contained fentanyl. georgia's secretary of state confirmed a letter with fentanyl was sent to fulton county elections office in atlanta with the largest voting jurisdiction in one of the most important presidential swing states. >> some people like to call fentanyl a drug, it is actually poison. it will kill you very quickly, very easily, it is very dangerous. >> the fbi and u.s. postal authorities are investigating. >>> here is long-term outbook, up, then down, that is how the population of the united states will go. new data from the census bureau shows the population in america will increase for the next 60 years and then drop. the bureau says immigration, births, and deaths are the main factors. it is predicting the population will grow older and less white. data shows the population of white people may decline by 14%. >>> it is the off-season for giants but that doesn't

engineers here on scene looking at the damage and the governor proclaimed a state of emergency in los angeles county and says the state is mobilizing resources to ensure the freeway is repaired quickly. >> i-10 is expected to remain closed at least until tomorrow morning. there's no word yet on how that fire started. commotion and confusion at last night's vallejo high school football game. a nearby shooting raised concerns about an active shooter situation. the times herald reports the team was celebrating their win when people in the stands heard gunshots. police say a teen was shot at a nearby gas station and he ran onto the field seeking safety. the school followed protocol until officials determined there wasn't an active shooter there. the teen was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. so far, no arrests have been made. we'll be from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care,

. >> we are proud to serve los angeles county and pioneer for a new way to serve and protect its residentsivil rights department for standing with us, for standing with the community and for standing against hate. >> the fact that there are agencies and organizations to report, hate to and get some action is good, but until we get a true hand on social media and all the hate, it spreads this may be something we cannot resolve. a council on foreign relations study in 2015 showed that online hate speech is linked to global increases in violence against minorities, including mass shootings and lynchings and ethnic cleansing. >> there is no place for that. there's no place for that in berkeley. there's no place for that in california. there's really no place for that in this world. and get this, americans far and away lead the world in agreeing that people should be able to make public statements that are offensive to minority groups. >> tom vacar ktvu. fox two news. >> a really important message, especially as we see what's happening and continuing to happen there between israel and hamas. we

sickened dogs across the country in california, at least 10 dogs have been reported sick in los angeles county, but its origin transmission and treatment are unknown. doctors andrey says prevention is the best medicine right now. make sure we rule out all the common diseases because there's still a lot. >> there's a lot of common respiratory diseases that we can figure out. really, really, really well. but this is the one that. is the one that doesn't respond as we anticipate and it doesn't come up with a diagnosis through the normal channels. we're all. just wondering what the next step is. >> back at lafayette park, professional dog walker. gayle haggerty says she has been notifying clients with as much information as possible. we're asking that they get flu shot and the cac off because that's a good barrier. not. a stopgap, but >> they'll come up with something. >> and a veterinarian say if your dog is part of a close-knit social circle, they can still hang out with those other dogs. a similar like we learn from the pandemic. if you are dog is not feeling well, do not take them out to play

the chp was joined by the los angeles county sheriff's department and san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, which stores are forced to close due to rampant theft. >> our communities lose important and valuable jobs that access to much-needed goods and services. jenkins says earlier this year her office received about 2 million dollars in grant money from the state to staff. a prosecutor and investigator to focus on retail thefts. >> the san francisco police department received more than 15 million dollars. the funding is the result of a 267 million dollars. state investment in grants to 55 cities and counties to combat organized retail crime. so this year in 2023 alone, the chp is participate. nearly 200 proactive operations. >> 500 investigations that resulted in 800 people being arrested and the seizure of 130,000 stolen assets. well, the value of approximately 5 million dollars earlier this month, both the cities of san francisco and san jose announced efforts to curb thefts by freeing up funding to increase holiday patrol staffing. >> and purchase and install hundreds of

the chp was joined by the los angeles county sheriff's department and san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, which stores are forced to close due to rampant theft. our communities lose important and valuable jobs and access to much-needed goods and services. jenkins says earlier this year her office received about 2 million dollars in grant money from the state to staff. a prosecutor and investigator to focus on retail thefts. the san francisco police department received more than 15 million dollars. the funding is the result of a 267 million dollars. state investment in grants to 55 cities and counties to combat organized retail crime year in 2023 alone, the chp is participating. nearly 200 proactive operations. >> 500 investigations that resulted in 800 people being arrested and the seizure of 130,000 stolen assets. well, the value of approximately 5 million dollars earlier this month, both the cities of san francisco and san jose announced efforts to curb by freeing up funding to increase holiday patrol staffing. >> and purchase and install hundreds of automated license pl

sickened dogs across the country in california, at least 10 dogs have been reported sick in los angeles county, but its origin transmission and treatment are unknown. doctors andrey says prevention is the best medicine right now. make sure we rule out all the common diseases because there's still a lot. >> there's a lot of common respiratory diseases that we can figure out. really, really, really well. but this is the one that. is the one that doesn't respond as we anticipate and it doesn't come up with a diagnosis through the normal channels. we're all. just wondering what the next step is. >> back at lafayette park, professional dog walker. gayle haggerty says she has been notifying clients with as much information as possible. we're asking that they get flu shot and the cac off because that's a good barrier. not. a stopgap, but >> they'll come up with something. >> and veterinarians say if your dog is part of a close knit social circle, they could still hang out with those underdogs and very similar like we learned from the pandemic. if your dog is not feeling well, do not take them out to

this is just shocking news out of los angeles county. four current and former l.a.nty sheriff department employees have died in the span of 24 hours, all are believed to have died by suicide. josh campbell is with us now with the story. three of these workers were current employees, one had retired. do we have any idea what's going on here? >> reporter: brianna, at this hour, no clear through line. the homicide bureau is investigating the suicides. three current employees, one retired. sheriff luna says the department is in mourning. he says, in part -- we are stunned to learn of these deaths, and it's sent shockwaves of emotions through the department as we try to cope with the loss of four beloved members of our department family. now, brianna, this has certainly been a crisis we've heard across law enforcement. this is personal. i've had former colleagues who have died by suicide. the key we hear from experts is officers have to understand that seeking help is not a sign of weakness, it is a sign of strength. we're also hearing calls for solutions, such as mandat

the woman from los angeles county headed to guatemala for the retreat in mid-october.eral and state officials are working with international authorities to investigate the disappearance of 29 year old nancy ng. she was last seen on october 19th when reportedly kayaking with others from the retreat at a nearby lake. her family hired professional rolls to launch a search and rescue effort around the lake. however, officials suggest needing a criminal investigate after they failed to get answers from witnesses. nancy's family is asking anyone with information to please share it. >> my fear is that no one comes forward and it becomes a cold case and people stop carrying it and we don't find her. >> a gofundme has been set up to help fund search efforts for nancy. a verdict today in the trial of the captain of the scuba dive boat that caught fire off the california coast in 2019, killing 34 people. jerry bolin was found guilty of a form of criminal negligence known as seaman's manslaughter. boylan was the first to abandon ship and jump overboard when the conception caught f

los angeles. i live in los angeles county. >> john: on that point you just made he has an ally of his, robert lunaunty sheriff. it was alex villanova, not a fan of his. you mentioned withholding evidence. assistant district attorney, who was in the justice system integrity section, says she was demoted after bringing to attention the fact that gascon allegedly withheld some evidence exonerating officers who were involved in a controversy that was weighing on alexno

the los angeles county medical examiner's office is still investigating. >>> i'm michael holmes. thanks for spending part of your day with me. i will be back with more coverage of the israel/hamas war after a quick break.

the woman from los angeles county headed to guatemala for the retreat in mid-october.te officials are working with international authorities to investigate the disappearance of 29 year old nancy ng. she was last seen on october 19th when reportedly kayaking with others from the retreat at a nearby lake. her family hired professional rolls to launch a search and rescue effort around the lake. however, officials suggest needing a criminal investigate after they failed to get answers from witnesses. nancy's family is asking anyone with information to please share it. >> my fear is that no one comes forward and it becomes a cold case and people stop carrying it and we don't find her. >> a gofundme has been set up to help fund search efforts for nancy. a verdict today in the trial of the captain of the scuba dive boat that caught fire off the california coast in 2019, killing 34 people. jerry bolin was found guilty of a form of criminal negligence known as seaman's manslaughter. boylan was the first to abandon ship and jump overboard when the conception caught fire near the

los angeles. i live in los angeles county. >> john: on that point you just made he has an ally of his, robert luna, as the l.a. county sheriff. it was alex villanova, not a fan of his. you mentioned withholding evidence. assistant district attorney, who was in the justice system integrity section, says she was demoted after bringing to attention the fact that gascon allegedly withheld some evidence exonerating officers who were involved in a controversy that was weighing on alex villanova's re-election. where does that stand at the moment? >> that district attorney, assistant district attorney has been demoted. she is filing a lawsuit. that shows you, john, and the viewers need to know this. the power of the district attorney. he withheld exonerating evidence against an officer in order to hurt alex villanova. this is the power of the legal system. this is that dual system of justice and george gascon will do anything to use legal power of the district attorney to go after his opponents. that's what happened to alex villanova and villanova lost that election. >> john: great to catch up with you ag

this major artery re-opened and governor gavin newsom has declareded a state of emergency for los angeles county in response to the fire. >>> a tremendous breakthrough in medicine, doctors successfully completed the world's first-ever whole eye and partial face transplant surgery. the patient, aaron james, whose injuries stems from touching a high voltage wire two years ago, the arkansas lineman lost his left eye, most of his face and went into a coma. james was set to receive a partial face transplant, but his doctor had a bigger plan in mind. >> aaron james was working as a high-voltage lineman in 2021 when his face accidentally touched a live wire. he lost an arm and parts of his face. james' new reality left him nearly unrecognizable with no memory of what happened, he was sent to a hospital in texas not long after. >> basically, i got up and went to work, and woke up six weeks later in dallas, texas. >> doctors at new york university soon got wind of his case and saw a possibility. less than two years after the accident they performed a successful, partial face and whole eye transplant, the

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boudin's predecessor, and now los angeles county da, george gascón, is also a criminal justice reformere largest office in the country. he dodged two recall attempts in two years. the recall committee has filed a lawsuit against the county, challenging its certification process. gascón called the recall effort an attempted political power grab, but added- - the majority of the people that signed that petition did that because they believed that i was creating insecurity in their community, and to those people, not only do i wanna reach out to them, i will continue, i never stop. - [betty] both regions in california have seen brazen smash and grabs and home invasions. critics say gascón and price's soft-on-crime policies fuel lawlessness. - if they're not sure how they're registered- - brenda grisham, who lost her son to gun violence in 2010, is a principal officer with save alameda for everyone, or safe, the group leading the price recall effort. - so, here's the thing, i've been in oakland all of my life. i grew up in a village, single parent. my mother was my only parent, and we've al

the chp was joined by the los angeles county sheriff's department and san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, which stores are forced to close due to rampant theft. >> our communities lose important and valuable jobs that access to much-needed goods and services. jenkins says earlier this year her office received about 2 million dollars in grant money from the state to staff. a prosecutor and investigator to focus on retail thefts. >> the san francisco police department received more than 15 million dollars. the funding is the result of a 267 million dollars. state investment in grants to 55 cities and counties to combat organized retail crimes. year in 2023 alone, the chp is participate. nearly 200 proactive operations. >> 500 investigations that have resulted in 800 people being arrested and the seizure of 130,000 stolen assets. well, the value of approximately 5 million dollars earlier this month, both the cities of san francisco and san jose announced efforts to curb thefts by freeing up funding to increase holiday patrol staffing. >> and purchase and install hundreds of a

will: now have a response from the los angeles county sheriff office in regards to distinct on your screenr vince richy responding to some home invaders would be home invaders armed home invaders he shot drew his weapon he shot it went down and then afterwards by the way, his gun permit was revoked he described it to us yesterday. >> i think it is unique that district in california they usually will suspend it temporarily from what i've heard and they temporarily suspended it and immediately called it is revoked over the phone, no written confirmation no e-mail nothing. i feel like it is a petty attempt to strip me of my ability to protect myself and because it is on publicity around case and they haven't caught anybody they're at large that it is easy for them to go and catch the criminals. >> it's been a roller coaster of emotions but i somehow lie like equally feeling so saddened and in such disbelief that this happened to us as equally proud and impressed with my husband. pete: no doubt. so in between yesterday's show when we did that interview and this morning we got a statement from

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. >> we are proud to serve los angeles county and pioneer a new way to serve and protect its residents of law enforcement. >> and i want to thank the california civil rights department for standing with us, for standing with the community and for standing against hate. >> the fact that there are agencies and organizations to report, hate to and get some action is good. but until we get a true handle on social media and all the hate, it spreads, this may be something we cannot resolve. a council on foreign relations study in 2015 showed that online hate speech is linked to global increases in violence against minorities, including mass shootings, lynchings and ethnic cleansing. >> there is no place for that. there's no place for that in berkeley. there's no place for that in california. there's really no place for that in this world. >> and get this, americans far and away lead the world in agreeing that people should be able to make public statements that are offensive of to minority groups. tom vacar ktvu fox two news a former san jose police officer is expected back in court this wee

will: the los angeles county sheriff's department declined to provide a statement at this time.of story i hope we stay on -- rachel: me too. pete: what happens on the next steps of a guy who's been stripped of his ability to defend his home and his family. rachel: we should use that tape for -- [inaudible] by the way. pete: could be part of it. will: more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time, every time. ( ♪ ) constant contact. helping the small stand tall. air travel can feel like a nightmare. but for one in four americans with disabilities real nightmares happen every day no accessible bathrooms on most flights. 31 wheelchairs damaged daily by airlines. disrupting lives, sometimes for months. so many other barriers to safe travel. change isn't easy, but we can build the world's most accessible travel system. help us make sure airplanes connect everyone. to family and friends

let's bring in former los angeles county sheriff alex villanueva.heriff always great to have you on here. nobody's quite sure why he got his gun permit, his conceal carry permit pulled away. the sheriff hasn't given a real statement on this thing. los angeles police are saying we didn't do it, they're just saying it wasn't us, wasn't us. what's the reason here? i mean, the guy was robbed at gunpoint in front of his own home and they took away his permit because they're angry at him? what's the cause here? >> reporter: apparently there was some communication between lapd and the sheriff's department for them to take that unilateral action. they did not provide anything in writing to vince to say hey, we're taking your permit away for x, y and z reasons. if you look at the tape, imagine his only recourse is a weapon inside his home. at what point was he going to say, hey, robber, excuse me while i get my gun and we can reengage. that's the insanity. so the, as of the sheriff's department, this is inexcusable and they're putting him in harm's way becau

going to remain an issue for the next couple of worriers games as hundreds of thousands of los angeles county commuters will have to find a new daily route for the next few weeks. at least after this massive fire here under the 10 freeway. the fire started early saturday fueled by piles of wooden pallets stored beneath the freeway. now more than 100 support columns are showing various stages of damage. governor newsom says arson is behind the flames that burned through 2 storage. lots under the freeway at this time. there is still no official timeline for the repairs to finish meeting one of the country's busiest freeways will remain closed indefinitely. is we talk about the forecast here in the bay area. live look here showing the redhead lin's the golden gate bridge highlight heard from my kids. there's a double rainbow. the and lake central moran right that sony see, that's what happens. we get this kind of showery, not showery weather 30 got the sun popping through spots. that is awesome. >> i hope they took a picture. that sounds we're talking about the nation right now because i wanted

this morning, an update is expected on repairs of the i-10 freeway in los angeles county.dent kamala harris and la mayor karen bass are expected to appear at a press conference about the repair today. the process is expected to wrap up by tuesday. now, cal fire is asking for the public's help as they identify a person of interest in this case. the agency released these images over the weekend. take a look. authorities say he had burns on his left leg and a knee brace on his right leg when he left the scene. coming up on this week, san francisco mayor london breed will sit down with abc co-anchor martha raddatz. they're expected to have a conversation about the challenges the city of san francisco is facing and her vision for the future. you can watch the full interview on this week at eight this morning right here on abc seven. president biden has rejected calls for a ceasefire in gaza. the president wrote an op ed that appeared in saturday's washington post. he said, quote, as long as hamas clings to its ideology of destruction, a cease fire is not peace. the president we

on wednesday, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins joined the chp and los angeles county sheriff's department during a virtual news conference detailing a statewide crackdown on retail crimes. jenkins says the 2 million dollars her office received from the grant wolf. and a prosecutor and investigator to retail theft cases all the way through the convictions. we have seen a successful arrest for multiple thefts from limon stores here in san francisco which have become a popular target earlier this month. both the cities of san francisco and san jose announced efforts to curb by freeing up funding to increase holiday patrol staffing and purchase and install hundreds of automated license plate readers to assist in investigations in pleasant hill. police say several retail theft operations conducted at shopping centers in the past month resulted in at least 23 arrests and the recovery of more than $5500 in stolen merchandise. philippe djegal all kron. 4 new at 3. a tragic story out of the south bay where 2 parents in san jose are charged with murdering their 18 month-old daughter. >>

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sickened dogs across the country in california, at least 10 dogs have been reported sick in los angeles county, but its origin transmission and treatment are unknown. doctors andrey says prevention is the best medicine right now. make sure we rule out all the common diseases because there's still a lot. >> there's a lot of common respiratory diseases that we can figure out. really, really, really well. but this is the one that. is the one that doesn't respond as we anticipate and it doesn't come up with a diagnosis through the normal channels. we're all. just wondering what the next step is. >> back at lafayette park, professional dog walker. gayle haggerty says she has been notifying clients with as much information as possible. we're asking that they get flu shot and the cac off because that's a good barrier. not. a stopgap, but >> they'll >> come up with something. >> and veterinarians say if your dog is part of a close knit social circle, they could still hang out with those underdogs in very similar like we learn from the pandemic. if your dog is not feeling well, do not take them out to

sickened dogs across the country in california, at least 10 dogs have been reported sick in los angeles county, but its origin transmission and treatment are unknown. doctors andrey says prevention is the best medicine right now. make sure we rule out all the common diseases because there's still a lot. >> there's a lot of common respiratory diseases that we can figure out. really, really, really well. but this is the one that. is the one that doesn't respond as we anticipate and it doesn't come up with a diagnosis through the normal channels. we're all. just wondering what the next step is. >> back at lafayette park, professional dog walker. gayle haggerty says she has been notifying clients with as much information as possible. we're asking that they get flu shot and the cac off because that's a good barrier. it's not. a stopgap, but >> they'll come up with something. >> and veterinarians say if your dog is part of a close knit social circle, they could still hang out with those underdogs in very similar like we learned from the pandemic. if your dog is not feeling well, do not take them out

sickened dogs across the country in california, at least 10 dogs have been reported sick in los angeles county, but its origin transmission and treatment are unknown. doctors andrey says prevention is the best medicine right now. make sure we rule out all the common diseases because there's still a lot. >> there's a lot of common respiratory diseases that we can figure out. really, really, really well. but this is the one that. is the one that doesn't respond as we anticipate and it doesn't come up with a diagnosis through the normal channels. we're all. just wondering what the next step is. >> back at lafayette park, professional dog walker. gayle haggerty says she has been notifying clients with as much information as possible. we're asking that they get flu shot and the cac off because that's a good barrier not. a stopgap, but >> they'll >> come up with something. >> and veterinarians say if your dog is part of a close knit social circle, they could still hang out with those underdogs and very similar like we learned from the pandemic. if your dog is not feeling well, do not take them out t

sickened dogs across the country in california, at least 10 dogs have been reported sick in los angeles countyndrey says prevention is the best medicine right now. make sure we rule out all the common diseases because there's still a lot. >> there's a lot of common respiratory diseases that we can figure out. really, really, really well. but this is the one that. is the one that doesn't respond as we anticipate and it doesn't come up with a diagnosis through the normal channels. we're all. just wondering what the next step is. >> back at lafayette park, professional dog walker. gayle haggerty says she has been notifying clients with as much information as possible. we're asking that they get flu shot and the cac off because that's a good barrier not. a stopgap, but >> they'll >> come up with something. >> and veterinarians say if your dog is part of a close knit social circle, they could still hang out with those underdogs and very similar like we learned from the pandemic. if your dog is not feeling well, do not take them out to any playgroups pet hotels or travel with them it is recommended

. >> we are proud to serve los angeles county and pioneer a new way to serve and protect its residentsf law enforcement. >> and i want to thank the california civil rights department for standing with us, for standing with the community and for standing against hate. >> the fact that there are agencies and organizations to report hate to and get some action is good, but until we get a true hand on social media and all the hate, it spreads, this may be something we cannot resolve. a council on foreign relations study in 2015 showed that online hate speech is linked to global increases in violence against minorities, including mass shootings, lynchings and ethnic cleansing. >> there is no place for that. there's no place for that in berkeley. there's no place for that in california. there's really no place for that in this world. >> and get this, americans far and away lead the world in agreeing that people should be able to make public statements that are often offensive to minority groups. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> a foundation formed after the 2022 mass shooting at robb elementa

. >> the los angeles county district attorney set solorio free on november 10th. >> we are so glad thathas finally come to fruition to turn the wheels of justice, no matter how slowly or quickly at the end was the best experience of my life, solorio says. >> an adjustment period is under way from life. in 1998 to 2023, but he's excited for the promise of the future and the gift of freedom. >> this is the best christmas present ever. after 25 years. how amazing. and i'm just so happy. and it's like surreal. like this is even happening and i'm thankful that i'm finally going to spend it with my family and my loved ones. >> dustin dawsey, abc, abc7 news . >> wow, i love his joy. yeah, absolutely. all right. it is raining tonight and there is more rain in the forecast. sandy is going to show you what to expect where you live as we take a live look at the exploratorium, that apec event happening tonight. and now we're taking a live look at the ferry building where there were protests, a couple hundred people earlier. we're down to maybe a couple dozen at this point, perhaps the weather is ca

. >> we turn now to an update on the repairs of the i-10 freeway in los angeles county to get us to this point ahead of schedule. >> eight days to get this thing open and operational. and that means if you're doing the math, that this thing opens tonight, it will be fully operational tomorrow. so now you hear there governor gavin newsom announcing that the repairs are finishing today for the large stretch of arson fire damaged it.spected >> cal fire is asking for the public's help as they identify a person of interest in this case. take a look at your screen. the agency released these images over the weekend. authorities say the person had burns on his left leg and a knee bre on his right leg. when he left the scene. well, the second test flight for the space starship ended in an explosion ten minutes after launching saturday . the spacecraft is designed to bring nasa astronauts to the moon in as abc news reporter phillip off explains, some people are calling the launch a win for space x. >> spacex launched its mega rocket star ship saturday morning from south texas, its second test flig

including the los angeles county museum of art. >> i had a distaste for museums in a sense. ood also play recurring roles. >> i liked the weather out there and i liked the palm trees and hot rods and all that kind of stuff. and i still live there and i love it and i hate it. >> reporter: in 1965, he stood on the back of a pickup truck and photographed every single building on sunset boulevard, all 22 miles of it. >> i began to almost picture it like if you had a roll of toilet paper and threw it on the floor and it went like that. >> reporter: there was a period in the '70s when ruscha made his paintings with anything but paint. he tried gunpowder, tobacco juice, egg yolk, even his own blood. >> axle grease, caviar. i did all that when i was bored with paint. i just thought i'm going to take a breathe on the other hand use some other materials. >> reporter: including at one point chocolate. >> entirely made of chocolate and paper. simple as that. >> reporter: you can smell it. >> you can transport it. you can ship it. they have to bring the chocolate and melt the chocolate an

well, this morning, an update is expected on repairs of the i-10 freeway in los angeles county.cted arson fire damaged a large stretch of the freeway. governor gavin newsom, vice president kamala harris and l.a. mayor karen bass are expected to appear at a press conference about this repair today. the process is expected to wrap up by tuesday. cal fire is asking for the public's help as they identify a person of interest in this case. take a look. the agency released these images over the weekend. authorities say he had burns on his left leg and a knee brace. you can see here on his right leg. when he left the scene. coming up on this week, san francisco mayor london breed will sit down with abc co-anchor martha raddatz. they're expected to have a conversation about the challenges the city of san francisco is facing and her vision for the future. you can watch the full interview on this week at 8:00 this morning right here on abc seven. well, president biden has rejected calls for a cease fire in gaza. the president wrote an op ed that appeared in saturday's washington post. he

los angeles county also has this. so we'll learn from them. but but currently the process prior to this, everyone on the county adult assistance program gets assessed for employability. right. part of that employability assessment is actually a screen single question about substance use and whether or not. that's right. okay. so that would be identify that would be one way potentially to meet that reasonable suspicion suspicion standard. there's no longer a suspicion if they say they're addicted. right, then it's there confirming that's sure. so like i said, we're learning from other state. it's new york in particular, la and also our colleagues at the department of public health to develop what those screening instruments might be, not only the initial screen to sort of determine the reasonable suspicion, but then the secondary assessment, which is a much more thorough conversation, an assessment. so survey screening of the client with a clinician to determine whether there's a substance use disorder that would then necessitate that individual

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los angeles. >> in riverside county down south as well. a fast moving wildfire has doubled in size. so called highland fire is burning east of temecula. it has scorched at least 2200 acres and is 0% contained. thousands are under evacuation orders. the fire began yesterday and quickly jumped highway 371, pushed by those gusty santa ana winds. three structures have burned and six others have been damaged. the cause is under investigation by cal fire. >> coming up, training people to be leaders in the cannabis industry. we'll tell you about the new program now being offered through a bay are in the industry. the university is now offering a six month online course to train people about the cannabis business. it will cover everything from cannabis, health care and medicine, agriculture, business as well as compliance and risk management. students will receive a certificate, not a degree, upon completion of the program. how the course is set to begin next week. >> all right, let's get a check on the weather. it's halloween. you got the memo. i did feel like that is my costume getting re

. >> reporter: the highland fire breaking out monday afternoon east of los angeles in riverside county, doubling in size to nearly 2,500 acres. fueled by strong santa ana winds, threatening more than 2,000 homes and structures. several have already burned. the inferno putting about 4,000 residents under an evacuation order. >> it turned from not too dangerous to out of there in about 30 minutes. >> reporter: hundreds of families have already abandoned their homes. crews using chain saws, not only battling the fire, but also the steep and rugged terrain. rushing livestock and horses to safer ground. and david, at least one firefighter was injured while battling this wildfire. so far, no word on what sparked it. david? >> david: faith abubey in los angeles. faith, thank you. >>> tonight, we are learning more about the delta pilot charged after allegedly pulling a gun on the captain in the cockpit while they were mid flight. abc's gio benitez on what that pilot now charged was allegedly angry about. >> reporter: tonight, a delta pilot is facing criminal charges after allegedly pulling a g