this is record-breaking. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news the los angeles county probation departmentvast majority of the lawsuits against the county predate the current probation and county leadership," noting "we want to ensure no alleged offenders have contact with youth in our care." and vowing "we take all allegations of sexual misconduct seriously, investigate each one and such conduct is absolutely deplorable and we want to do our best to ensure that nothing like this happens." they also added that eight people connected with these cases have left the probation department with two cases referred to the district attorney. but just recently the "l.a. times" reported yet another probation officer was accused of having sex with an incarcerated minor and was arrested. soon after the lawsuits were found the man ranell and akeila accuse, thomas jackson, retired after 33 years with the department. days later dominique's alleged abuser, ernest walker, retired too. >> they were both able to retire and as of now collect a pension. >> reporter: we reached out to walker and jackson's attorn

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a known gang member already out on parole is facing charges of shooting a los angeles county sheriff's berry one i have been shot hit the vest. >> a los angeles county sheriff's deputy radios for help moments after he was shot in the back while waiting at a red light on his motorcycle the deposit's ballistic vest saved his life. the photo shows he was just inches away from a potentially fatal shot to his head. this violent incident putting another spotlight on california's soft on crime policies. investigators believe career criminal and known gang member raimondo was the trigger man. he is now in custody, arrested hours after the shooting with a gun on him. the l.a. county sheriff says surveillance video and witness statements tied him to the shooting. >> that he has a very extensive criminal history. i could tell you by bulleted points it took up over half the page. and a lot of the acts were violent. >> multiple law enforcement sources tell fox der ron has a prior conviction for manslaughter after he stabbed his co-worker to death in 2001. in 2021, he was convicted of flown evading

los angeles from new york to los angeles, there are several prisons here in california. they need to go to folsom in northern california. there's a few uh prisons in southern california in los angeles county. and it puts him closer to his family, it puts in closer to his money, puts in closer to is production company. so all of these things, so he's allowed to still have a life wellbeing and in the los angeles prison. even though we can't go out and actually run is business is a little, it's a little bit easier to conduct business when you're behind bars and your production companies, you know, several miles down the road versus 3000 across the country. you are in los angeles, that is the heart of the us, the movie industry, the, the, how is this going down, or are people they're saying that need to, is being reversed into a he said she said legal system. so the visceral reaction is absolutely that right? how to a day this is the need to movement. this is what we fought so hard for. we want it to bring a key, you know, abusers to justice, you know, people who commit sexual assault. and in hollywood is ramp that we tried to, you know, that's what we worked for and how can just be over 10.

los angeles from new york to los angeles, there's several prisons here in california. they need to go to false. i'm in northern california. there's a few uh prisons in southern california in los angeles county. and it puts him closer to his family, it puts in closer to his money, puts in closer to his production company. so all of these things, so he's allowed to still have a life while being in, in the los angeles prison. even though he can't go out and actually run is business, it is a little, it's a little bit easier to conduct business when you're behind bars and your production company, you know, several miles down the road versus 3000 across the country. that was facing capital one who was in b. c. news and i heart radio in los angeles was staying in the us and another story about power this presidential power and its limits. the us supreme court today began hearing arguments and immunity case brought by former president donald trump . justices are deciding whether or not to trump can be prosecuted for conspiring to overturn the results and the 2020 presidential election. trump argues that former presidents cannot be prosecuted for crimes allegedly committed while they were in office

joining us live now is assembly member blanca pacheco from los angeles county, who sponsored the bill. assembly member pacheco, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> okay, so accents are not allowed, but apostrophes and hyphens are. explain to us what's going on and why the law is this way. >> yes, you are correct. so currently here in the state of california, the diacritical marks are not allowed on vital records. and this happened back in 1986 when california became an english only language state. and thereafter diacritical marks weren't allowed on vital records. >> so what are some of the most common diacritical marks and in which cultures would this be most relevant? >> so interesting enough, there's just so many different cultures that use different diacritical marks. you have the cedilla, you have the tilde, you have umlauts, uh- and spanish. you have the ana. and it's very important to be able to write a name the way it's pronounced uh. for instance, munoz without the n it would be munoz. and so that's why this bill is so important are or like suenos dreams, rig

county. >> really have to have that mindset of we're going against that hard, hard problem and we need that armor to protect ourselves. >> reporting in east los angeles, matthew seedorf, fox 11 news also in southern california, los angeles county public health officials are investigating a measles exposure at universal studios. >> the person, who is not a resident of l.a. county, traveled to southern california two weeks ago. that person went to a number of restaurants, stayed at a sheridan hotel and visited universal studios. measles is a highly contagious airborne disease that can also spread by direct contact. initial symptoms include fever, cough, and red, watery eyes. a rash usually follows. back. in 2014, a measles outbreak at disneyland sickened 125 people and spread across seven states, canada and mexico and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> it was warmer today, even though it didn't feel warm. these were the highs from today. they were a good 5 to 10 degrees warmer than

. >> the los angeles county department of public health says residents should avoid all l.a. county beaches because of high bacteria levels, as a result of the recent rainstorms, the department of public health issued the ocean water use warning through wednesday, but officials say this warning could be extended if the rain worsens. officials say the rain causes bacteria and debris from streets in mountain areas to flow into the ocean and contaminate the waters. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> we are learning new information tonight about the husband and wife who died in a small plane crash in truckee. they worked in the tech industry and grew up in israel. >> the federal aviation administration, along with the national transportation safety board, are investigating the crash. reporter leanne denyer was able to speak with a close friend, with a couple who says their loss is devastating. >> ama

. >> los angeles county public health officials are investigating a measles exposure at universal studios. the person, who is not a resident of l.a. county, traveled to southern california for two weeks ago. they went to a number of restaurants, stayed at a sheraton hotel, and then headed off to universal studios measles, a highly contagious airborne disease that can also spread by direct contact. initial symptoms fever, cough, red, watery eyes, and a rash usually follows. back. in 2014, a measles outbreak at disneyland sickened 125 people and spread across seven states, canada and mexico. the price and uncertainty of homeowners insurance is causing major headaches, with residents here in the bay area, as fox news grady trimble reports. >> now those factors are driving up the price of home ownership even higher. >> the cost of owning a home is going up. and it's not just the initial price of the house itself or high interest rates making home ownership so expensive. insurance costs for one, are soaring because of an increase in claims and in the cost of repairs. they're up 4.6% from a yea

some discouraging news tonight regarding a road closure in los angeles county. there's a chance a landslide will keep a stretch of topanga canyon boulevard closed into the fall. caltrans says water continues to seep from underneath the march ninth slide near grandview drive. a ten foot boulder on the hillside hillside is now showing signs of possibly breaking free. so to be safe, both directions of topanga canyon will remain closed between pch and grandview drive, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> new at 11 the wnba is signing a multi-year partnership deal with opal, the first ever over-the-counter birth control pill the league says it intends to bring attention to, quote, civic engagement and reproductive health advocacy. this basketball season. last month, the pill became the first daily oral contraceptive available in the united states where users don't need a prescription. last month

action investigation has uncovered troubling allegations against the probation department in los angeles countys supposed to protect and rehabilitate vulnerable youth. that department now faces more than 2,500 claims of sexual abuse. we spoke with several accusers, including dominique anderson, who is among thousands alleging in a lawsuit that she was abused by probation officers. >> he was really interested in the fact that i was so young. >> linsey: can you explain what you feel happened over the course of time with him? >> he was interested in me. he paid me for sex. and that's what i did. >> linsey: you're not old enough to consent. >> and that's the tough thing about being a victim. you never see it, that this person is abusing their authority. you don't see it as them preying on you as being a child. you see it as this is a man of power. this is a man of affluence. this is an educated man. he's not a probation officer. he's a supervisor. >> linsey: dominique says after she reported being sexually abused by one of her probation officers, she was then approached by a female staff member ask

eventually moved up to san francisco to work out of the office here, given a lot of assembly through los angeles countyme up here and doing assemblies to kids about rainforest. one of my jobs was to teach about recycle, teaching students to reduce, reuse, recycle and compost, i'm teaching them they have the power, and that motivates them. it was satisfying for me to work with for the department of environment to create a message that gets to the heart of the issue. the san francisco department of environment is the only agency that has a full time educational team, we go into the schools to help teach children how to protect nature and the environment. we realized we needed animal mascot to spark excitement with the students. the city during the gold rush days, the phoenix became part of the city feel and i love the symbolism of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans

california had more than 181,000 homeless individuals, up more than 30% from 2007 and now, los angeles countying to ai to help find people before they join that statistic. kate rogers joins us now with more hi, kate >> reporter: hi, tyler l.a. county's homelessness prevention unit has intervened with 800 individuals and families using ai to identify people most at risk of losing housing. the program relies on a model developed by the california policy lab at ucla, using data from seven different departments, including emergency room visits, and public benefits programs from food stamps to income support and homeless services at-risk individuals like courtney peterson are found after being laid off from her job in december, peterson worried she wouldn't be able to pay rent for herself and her 7-year-old son >> i feared that i was going to have to leave my apartment you know, i feared that i was going to have take my son to a homeless or family shelter >> reporter: she and her son received some $8,000 from the county to cover rent, utilities and basic needs, allowing her to stay put in her apar

. >>> aids project los angeles was the first agency to be formed in los angeles county to respond toour living room. and that was how it all started being organized. >> nancy is on the board of director of the aids project los angeles. >> i hate aids. i hate the disease, i hate aids, i hate the fact that no one has been able to reel get a grip on what this is and how to stop it. >> if you can not catch it tonight, commitment to life is streaming on peacock, make sure to watch it at any time. this is it for us this weekend. catch us each saturday and sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern, follow

california, and taking a look, fresno county, riverside county, san bernardino county, and los angeles county numbers higher than the 72% that we quoted for the state as a whole. >> angela, we keep hearing, though, from experts as well, who say, you know, the key to treatment here is the user has to want to stop. so what's the key to curbing this trend? where are there enough resources available? >> yeah, you're right, the user does have to want to stop. i think though we can in, as a community, as a society, do a better job at ensuring access to treatment. everyone with substance use disorder treatment deserves the ability to go to recovery and have treatment. the other thing that i would pin out is we can probably do a better job at ensuring that we use the available tools and medications that we have today, mostly aimed at fentanyl, but that we are maxing rising the ability of naloxone to save lives, and medications like methadone and buprenorphine to be used in patients who have long terme disorders. >> serious issue, widespread to angela huskey from millennium health. thanks for being wi

the los angeles county's a medical examiner identified the body as 50 year-old henry journey.ound the body yesterday morning in la is mid-city neighborhood after a resident reported smelling a foul odor coming from the truck. the body was wrapped in tarp in the back of the vehicle. detectives say the truck had been stolen for about a week before it was abandoned. it's unclear how the body ended up in the back of that truck. county, maybe closer to building it all affordable housing complex on the side of marin would plaza. the county says developers want to create 125 apartment units. there would be located on the corner of miller creek road in the redwood avenue. they say builders want to make apartments for households with incomes ranging from 30 to 70% of the area's median income. the marin county develop community development agency director says some residents already living in the area. they have some concerns about a new housing development coming up there. but the official says it is necessary for the county to continue to build housing that would support others. a mea

the chp says the boys could be in santa clara county or los angeles county.nyone with information is asked to call 911. we have an update to a deadly shooting case in the mission district today. san francisco police announced they've made an arrest in connection to that shooting. officers say it happened friday afternoon on mission street near 20th, in front of a barbershop where the victim had just started a job that day, 30 year old alexander martinez of richmond was arrested and booked into san francisco jail. investigators have not released any more information on the case and say it remains an open investigation. we have new information on a bus crashtoghte merritt. this crash happened at international boulevard and third avenue at about 630 lastnn the middle of the intersecon. oakland police are now confirming that they suspect alcohol played a part in the crash. police say the driver of the car was taken into custody. citizen app footage here showing several emergency response vehicles at the scene, with the bus stopped in the middle of the street. pol

. >> tom harris and larry brandinberg, then detectives with the los angeles county sheriff's homicidelways look at your victim's lifestyle because that usually tells you where to go and ricky worked all the time with his father. he drank some beer when he'd get done working and probably smoked some weed every once in a while, but beyond that -- >> pretty standard middle class guy. >> he was a hard working kid. so he wasn't the type of kid that would have some big drug debt. >> but if the cops didn't have much to go on, that group of girls seemed to have some rather shocking ideas, though, of course, reporting this to the cops would be about the last thing any of them would do. >> from the beginning it was finger pointing here and here and here. jennifer's involved. shalynn's involved. she was mad at her brother or amy's involved or somebody else is involved or it was this, a home invasion. fingers were pointed everywhere at everybody. >> by? >> everybody else. >> months passed. the paranoia was palpable. amy and best friend jennifer weren't talking. sarah and jennifer weren't talking.

the los angeles county fire department says patients were treated for minor injuries.'s not clear if other vehicles were involved in this accident, and the cause of the crash is not known at this time. we'll stay posted on that tomorrow. opening statements are set to begin in former president donald trump's hush money criminal trial in new york, this after trump's legal team attempted to delay the trial last week. witness testimony will begin shortly after adult actress stormy daniels and trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, are expected to take the stand. the jury, consisting of seven men, five women and six alternates, were all picked last week. now to your voice your vote. independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy jr will be included on hawaii's presidential ballot in november. state democrats, though, tried to disqualify his campaign's ballot access position. a ruling on friday blocked that effort. kennedy also gained access to michigan's ballot recently, and then made it onto utah's ballot earlier this year. the kennedy campaign and a superpac backing h

los angeles county doesn't have a problem with money for the homeless. got last year alone $532 million given to the homeless. this year they are set to give $609 million to the homeless. when i go out there and interview the homeless, i ask them why won't did you go into the housing that's already provided for you? they go they have rules and you can't have the drugs. you can't bring all your crap there. you got a curfew. so we decided that we would get a meal on the side of the street every single day. we get safe injection sites. they give us the needles to shoot up. why would we go into the housing when we can do all the junk and still get meals, a cell phone and our needles on the street? >> brian: look at the budget in los angeles. $2.640 billion so far just from property taxes. the business taxes, 847 million, sales tax $724 million. the house luxury -- l.a. tax, i guess in housing, the fund, is $671 million. so, here's the thing, too. >> lawrence: property taxes. >> brian: what they are doing, too. when you tell rich people that you are going to

the los angeles county fire department says patients were treated for minor injuries.er vehicles were involved in this incident. the cause of this crash is not known . posted on that tomorrow. opening statements are set to begin in former president donald trump's hush money criminal trial in new york, this after trump's legal team attempted to delay the trial last week. witness testimony will begin shortly after adult actress stormy daniels and trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, are expected to take the stand. the jury, consisting of seven men, five women and six alternates, were all picked last week. now to your voice. your vote. independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy jr will be included on hawaii's presidential ballot in november. state democrats, though, tried to disqualify his campaign's ballot access petition. a ruling on friday blocked that effort. kennedy also gained access to michigan's ballot recently, and then made it onto utah's ballot earlier this year. the kennedy campaign and a superpac backing him both report he has enough signatures to q

that was part of the reason that i was so drawn to this story because you know, i live here in los angeles county place in our backyard. it started in santa monica in 1958 as a very forward thinking, very progressive drug treatment program. it was the first drug treatment program in the united states and maybe in the world for heroin adicts. it was effective. they were the darlings of the media since the beginning. they were standouts. somehow it went from this organization that really stood for no drugs and no alcohol and no violence as the two pillars. and then by the end, they had more firearms than anyone in the history of california and they had an open bar in the facility. >> synanon broke up families but it was at the order of its leader. let's take a look at the doc. >> in the end, jack was in a game with chuck and i heard on the wire what chuck was saying to jack. chuck said get rid of your wife or get the hell out of here. i started packing. jack wasn't going to loave. i felt like the world was ending. i had never been hurt so badly. it was horrible. but jack said chuck saved my life. >

now los angeles county is using artificial intelligence and a new pilot program to help find those who has more on this and joins us now from san francisco. kate, good to see you. can you tell us more about this new program? how does it work? >> reporter: hey, zinhle. so l.a. county's homelessness prevention unit has intervened with nearly 800 people and families, identifying people most at risk of losing housing to offer money to help them with housing costs. the program relies on a model that was developed by the california policy lab at ucla. it uses data from seven different l.a. county departments, anonmised for privacy, for health care, and food stamps and income support and homeless services. at-risk individuals like courtney peterson are then found. peterson was laid off from her job working for a now-shuttered in-patient living program, and she wouldn't be able to pay rent for herself and her 7-year-old son. >> i feared i was going to have to leave my apartment. i feared i was going to have to take my son to, like, a homeless shelter or family shelter. >> reporter: peterson sa

los angeles times analysis finds it between 20202023, quote. that's by age group as reported by local health departments shows new york city recorded a covid death rate, 40% higher than los angeles county's new york got hit earlier than la, giving la more time to prepare and the difference in vaccination rates and mask mandates could have also been factors given that how difficult is it determine how various policies played a role in the discrepancy between the death toll in los angeles and the death toll in new york? >> yeah you're not going to see necessarily the virus literally being seen jumping to a vulnerable patients in a nursing home. but i think those numbers will speak pretty clearly for themselves. and again, it gives it goes against medical advice, and it goes against medical common sense. so when you see numbers and you say elderly, elderly, where were they elderly that were in nursing homes? nursing homes where they accepted covid-19 patients, were they a nursing homes where the nursing home was prohibited from testing patients, being re-admitted or admitted for covid-19. so a lot of those things think we will speak for themselves if we get the accurate data based on all th

. >> the only permanent fix would be legislation passed by congress young law, cnn, los angeles county. thank you. and still ahead. harvey weinstein hospitalized just days after his 2020 new york rape conviction was overturned. what's next for him and his accusers? after that ruling your in the cnn newsroom what is it about the titanic? why are we so obsessed with this ship every piece of evidence tells a story 100 years later. it's still leaving people to her. death. >> this special to our titanic per meter. >> how would really happen? >> good night, good night once cnn gladstone new, you served a better way of you bond, ignite and good outdoor cooking revolution creating better backyard celebrations big enough for your whole neighborhood with an most variety of your favorite foods. when you cook on a blackstone, you get a better cooking experience and better food with your blackstone, you make every breakfast, lunch, and dinner better with more ways to cook and more tools to cook with, join more than 11 million blackstone user who know, you can cook anything. amy. anywhere. and we're

app adrenaline just like whales every turn party good shot of adrenaline and this is cnn the los angeles county district attorney now says the man who broke into la mayor karen bass is home over the weekend, was targeting for it happened early sunday morning while bass and our family we're home police say the 29 year-old intruder smashed a window to get inside. >> he is charged now with burglary and vandalism. a new this morning, 3.6 million americans on medical care could be eligible for the weight-loss drug wegovy, medicare is banned from covering weight-loss medications, but the loophole federal regulators said that the form of the form of this form of this drug, it can reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in certain people, which is opening the door to coverage for warp beneficiaries and it looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. i think sarah probably put it best. why does any robot need a flame thrower? but now, you could actually own your own flame throwing robot. i feel like i'm in the previous form of qvc ever robot dog throws flames and ohio-based company promises on-demand

los angeles. the los angeles county district attorney has just filed murder charges against orenthal james "o.j." .j. simpson story starts with the chase and then goes on to his arrest and then culminates with the trial, which goes on and on and on. and it's televised day after day after day. - this is gonna be a long trial. there's a lot of evidence to come in. the o.j. simpson case was such a national phenomenon that those of us who were covering it just lived this case 24 hours a day because there was so much demand for people talking about it. - as simpson struggled to slide the gloves onto his hands and turned toward jurors, saying, "they're too small," prosecutors were incensed. - the trial was on television during the hours that had traditionally been the time for soap operas. - he appears to have pulled the gloves off, counsel. - and o.j. was very much a soap opera. - he is impeached by his own witness. - i ask that you put a stop to it. either put cordoba on the stand... - excuse me, mr. bailey. - or stop her from testifying. - stand up and speak when it's your turn. - no question that th

i believe that was in san clemente here somewhere down there in orange county. >> we launched and flu every freeway in los angeleshite bronco, we we spotted a couple of them, but it wasn't his. >> and then >> finally, in south orange county at the el toro why we came upon the bronco that was being followed, i believe at that point by one black and white car and there was an announcement over the police scanner. we have the one at seven suspect vehicle in our sites and we're following right now. so that's when we stayed with it i worked at the time, four kcal tv and los angeles, which was a big cnn affiliate. and as soon as we got the bronco into our sites are local station took it live and it was only moments later that we heard over the >> john, but what happened, wolf, over a period of time over crossing, there began to gather more and more crowds of people because what they were doing, people were hearing it live on the radio and they were also tuning into their television sets so people were leaving their homes and their work and wherever they were and they were racing to these overpasses and putting together

cleveland, back to >> linsey: now an abc news investigation into los angeles county probation departmenthousands who alleges in a lawsuit that l.a. county probation officers abused her. you're not old enough to concept. >> that's the tough thing about being a victim. you never see it, that this person is abusing their authority. you don't see it as them preying on you as being the child. you see it as, this is a man of power. this is a man of affluence. this is an educated man. he's not a probation officer, he's a supervisor. >> linsey: dominique says after she reported being sexually abused by one of her probation officers, she was approached by a female staff member asking her not to blow the whistle. >> she said, he has a daughter, he has a career, he has a lot to lose. >> linsey: what did you lose? >> i think i lost my innocence, my self-esteem. >> linsey: there's a saying that loosely translated in english is who will guard the guards? i'm wondering if you feel that because everybody's dirty. >> some of the accused probation officers have retired and are still being paid their pensi

officers say they were all found among four different sites in los angeles and orange counties. four people were arrested on charges including organized retail theft, grand theft and conspiracy to commit a crime. organizers or investigators rather say two suspects were stealing from retail stores, including target, home depot and lowe's, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> the race to replace silicon valley congresswoman anna eshoo continues to make history, as we've been reporting, supervisor joe simitian and assembly member evan lowe finished in a rare second place tie in that primary, sending both men up against former san jose mayor sam liccardo in the november general election. but as ktvu jesse gary reports tonight, election officials will soon be involved in a very expensive recount. >> all's quiet at the santa clara county registrar of voters office wednesday as staffers brace for what coul

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lagos detectives recovered $300,000 worth of legos at locations in los angeles and orange counties.y were allegedly stolen from target, home depot, and even lowe's to be resold online, part of a trend in retail crime. four people are under arrest trial for chad daybell, the alleged doomsday cult leader accused of murdering his ex-wife and his second wife's children is now underway in idaho. >> an opening statements. prosecutors claim the murders were fueled by sex, money and power. here's abc's andrea fujii . >> dramatic opening statements in the triple murder trial of chad daybell. prosecutors claiming daybell did not let anything stand in his way. >> his desire for sex, money and power led him to pursue those ambitions. and this pursuit led to the deaths of his wife and lori's julius and children. >> daybell is accused of murdering his first wife, tammy daybell, in 2019. he's also charged in the deaths of 16 year old tylee ryan and seven year old jj vallow, the children of lori vallow, whom he married less than three weeks after his first wife's death. daybell wrote several books

a top adviser to los angeles e county district attorney george gascon has been charged with multiple charged with illegally accessing government data on cops. criminal charges -- david: unbelievable. lauren: it is, because she supervises hypofile cases including police misconduct. she used to work at the very's department. she is accused of downloading this confidential information and using them unauthorized when she moved over to work at george gascon's a office. this is such a big deal because gascon is up for re-election, and this could derail his agenda of police accountability when you're using all this stuff that you allegedly illegally got from one of your assistants when she used to work at the sheriff's office. david: we were just talking to josh about what works and what doesn't work. i would think that the people in l.a. would realize that gascon's policies don't work and the people that are drawn to him don't seem to be doing things the right way with either. next one, lauren. the tennessee legislature as passed a bill that would fine parents for kids' crimes. is governo

s like our own district attorney in los angeles county who goes by the name of george gascone. instead of being the d.a. he's more like a defense attorney, rather than a district attorney. he's more like the penguin of gotham city who enables the deaths of his constituents and puts our sheriffs and lapd officers' lives at rifers day. he helps -- at risk every day. he helps the bad guys instead of protecting the innocent, instead of allowing the police to do their job. he allows for early release of felons, downgraded or no charges at all of serious offenses, most of them felonies. and zero cash bail policies instead of supporting law enforcement and law-abiding citizens. the brave peace makers in blue wake up every morning and serve, despite the fact that they are working double overtime because our county supervisors and our mayors aren't hiring enough new cadets into the academies. they get up and put their lives on the line on a daily basis, despite their own elected officials who are supposed to represent them at all levels of government, not supporting them. they also suff

, this comes after the state of california approved the permit earlier this month in los angeles and san mateo county, despite protests from local lawmakers. >>> some nerve wracking moments at a north bay high school. what police are saying about the moment that a woman walked on to campus covered in blood. >>> plus, are electric vehicles losing their popularity? while tesla reports disappointments this week, two companies are still cashing in. scott breaks it down. >>> also, artificial intelligence no exact science. a silicone valley company is looking to make it more human. we will show you how that tech works in our 4:30 newscast thi >>> counselors are on campus after a disbushing incident where a naked woman covered in blood went into the gym while students were there. police got the call at 3:00 in the afternoon. apparently she had been breaking things in a house nearby. officers got a call about the same woman inside that gym while covered in blood. students were inside at the time. police tell us she seemed to be experiencing some sort of mental health crisis. paramedics did take her to the ho

year california had more than 181,000 homeless individuals, up more than 30% since 2007 but los angeles countyal intelligence to help find people before they lose housing kate rogers joins us with the story. >> good morning. l.a. county's homelessness prevention unit intervened with 800 individuals and families using artificial intelligence to identify people most at risk to offer money to help with housing costings it relies on a model developed by the policy lab at ucla that uses data from seven different l.a. county departments anonymized for privacy includin behavioral health care from food stamps to income support and homeless services. at risk individuals like courtney peterson are found. she was laid off from her job working for a now shuttered in-patient transitional living program in december and worried she wouldn't be able to pay rent for herself and 7-year-old son. >> i feared that i was going to have to leave my apartment i feared that i was going to have to take my son to a homeless shelter or family shelter. >> peterson said she and her son received some $8,000 from the county p

and david wu is issued in los angeles and santa clara counties. they were last seen at one 30 on saturday. daniel wu is 9 years old. he's 67 pounds and 4 feet, 11 inches. he has brown hair and brown eyes. david is 4 years old and 3 feet tall. he weighs 40 pounds with brown eyes and brown hair. the 3 were last seen in monta co avenue and saint pierre way in mountain view in the blue 2018 ford escape the missouri license plate number is the b 9. the one w the children were last seen with taylor woo. she is 38 years old. she weighs 176 pounds and 5 feet. 10 inches tall. she has black hair and black eyes. anyone with information about their location is asked to call 9-1-1, immediately. north bay drivers be aware, starting next friday, april 12 highway. 37 between solano and sonoma counties will be closing for 4 straight weekends. caltrans is repaving westbound lanes on the weekend of april april. 12th in the 19th and then working on the eastbound lanes on the leekend of april. 26 and may 3rd. taking a live look now outside at the beautiful golden gate

being as charged in count one of the inflammation superior court of the state of california, county of los angeles in the matter of the people state of california versus or anthony james simpson. we the jury in the above and tidal action find a defendant or james simpson not guilty of the crime murder, and violation of penal code section 1807, of felony up on ronald lyle goldman, a human being as charged in count two of the information we, the jury and the button title action further, find a special circumstance that the defendant or they'll james simpson has in this case been convicted of at least one prime of murder of the first-degree. and one or more crimes of murder of the first or second degree to be not true. >> you hear the sobbing in the courtroom after that historic moment, one that was widely unexpected, despite his acquittal, simpsons reputation never fully recovered, both legally and in the court of opinion. he was eventually found liable for the murders in a civil trial. to the tune of tens of millions of dollars. much of one which he never actually paid. legal troubles, followed him

a in los angeles at the travis county jail and austin, and at columbia university in new york. from where we begin with today's a book and today's of people to, to process that just by the university suspending students from the university right across the world. paul is located. this is a building that were to pass on monday evening via google just or they said that they are changing the name of it because of a 6 year old girl that was killed. apartment is ready. military guys are 3 main people that you're seeing right outside are many of them are the versity. they have comedy or they should remain inside. they're saying that they're not alone. and because they think of right now is essential, the students that are leaving inside remaining payment they are. but what you're seeing right now are the students that are side columbia university. they are saying that they're under speech, the university is trying to apply to the counselors. they don't know why that they're going to be a big kid. there are left so never will receive some of this other students are side and reaching o

the california highway patrol has an important warning for bay area drivers heading south to los angeles county>> pch in malibu remains closed in both directions due to a massive rock slide. this is part of the life in southern california. >> our rural roadways or mountain roadways. you're never going to completely eliminate that risk now. >> pacific coast highway is the main road leading to pepperdine university. the chp says it will remain closed until at least 3:00 this afternoon. that is an ongoing issue in malibu. the price of the beauty there along the coast. all right. we have that as well up here, probably because of the storms. right, steve? >> and sometimes the one on saturday was pretty impressive for the middle of april here. unseasonably cold, pretty good rain as well. we're on the drier side of that now. i mean, you don't see temps this cool here. and this is even much warmer than what we had on saturday. so sunday low 60s, san rafael, pleasant hill, san mateo, san jose i'm slow to bump these up here. there's a lot of low clouds still in place here, but gradually it will warm up a

what we know about the search that spans from santa clara to los angeles counties, and we are live fromrning talking about the oakland ballers as they look to complete their team at open tryouts today. >> we'll talk about it in a couple minutes from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. let's take you outside at 9:00 on the dot. and we can see a sun is shining this morning telling us things are going to warm up. but it is starting off chilly. if you were thinking, i'm going to snuggle back under my covers just a little deeper for a little bit longer, you have our support. welcome to mornings on two. it is saturday, april 6th i'm claudine wong. >> hi everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy weekend. let's get you outside. we already saw mont diablo. got some clouds maybe over in that danville area. and chilly start, but some goodness coming our way, right? yes even a frost advisory. >> but that expired at 9 a.m. still cold out there this morning. still struggling. a few of us in the 30s and a lot of 40s out there to join us. giving you a look here toward the wes

anyhow, interestingly it's it's flagged with this note up top please come to orange county, california as a los angeles native orange county needs barbara mcquade. am i right. how do you manage mental health knowing the things do about the state of the u.s. and the country? mm hmm. i go running beautiful cities, and i drink a lot of coffee and, chocolate. how do i manage my mental health? you know, i think i'm trying to talk to real people is i think, so important, so, you know, i have a wonderful family. i spend timing time with my husband, spend time with my kids, spend time with friends who lift your spirit. you know, joyce and i and melinda and some friends been able to spend some time together this weekend and having laughs and support each other and, you know, sharing compliments and sharing meals, all of that. but i think engaging real people is really important. i know some of us are more introverted than others, so other people find wellness in other ways, right? reading quietly, listening music, walking, being nature is a big thing. i went to a summer camp. camp michigan? yeah. anybody go to

please stand and face the jury this is robertson superior court of california when you're county of los angeles in the matter of the people of state of california vs orenthal, james simpson, case number be 097211. we the jury but often tidal action find the defendant or owens all james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder in violation of penal code section 1807, a a felony upon nicole brown simpson, a human being as charged in count one of the inflammation >> superior court of the state of california, county of los angeles in the matter of the people state of california vs orenthal, james simpson. we the jury in the above and tidal action, find a defendant orenthal jaime simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder. and violation of penal code section 1807, a felony up on ronald lyle goldman a human being as charged in count two so of the information we, the jury in the above, entitled action further, find a special circumstance that the defendant or they'll james simpson has in this case convicted of at least one crime of murder of the first-degree and one or more crimes of murder of the fi

. >> reporter: near los angeles and kern county, thousands of agricultural workers are at full speedurs of the day. there, you find carmen. she's been working there for nearly 20 years. by 11:00 in the morning, she's on her way home to rest. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> reporter: she says last year she suffered a heat stroke. many of the workers don't speak english or spanish. they communicate in a native dialect. [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> reporter: sanchez recognizes they have been dealing with warmer temperatures in these fields and provides programs to make sure his team is cared for. when it's too hot, they have to go home. and when it rains, they also lose hours of work. no extreme weather is good for the workers, nor the harvest. and according to noaa, during the beginning of 2023, powerful storms dumped 32 trillion gallons of rain and snow in california, reaching a record. >> that story is a part of our upcoming documentary called knew "our planet". >>> nbc bay area is streaming 24/7. watch us on roku or other streaming platforms. >>> coming up on

avoid all beaches in los angeles county because of high levels of bacteria.t warning by the department of public health will continue through wednesday morning, but they say it may be extended if the rain down there makes things worse. officials say the rain causes bacteria and debris from the streets and the mountain areas to flow down into the ocean, and contaminate the waters with. >> the bay is rainy season nearing an end? allergy season is in full swing. allergists say rain typically washes away the pollen, so when it stops, more people call their doctor with allergy symptoms. those include itchy and watery eyes, a stuffy or runny nose, sneezing and congestion. the american academy of allergy, asthma and immunology reports seasonal allergies affect 10 to 30% of the global population. >> our time now for 20. we have the latest on the tragedy up in truckee. investigators telling us more about a plane that went down over the weekend and how the passengers had ties to the bay area, and a return of bird scooters to the bay area. >> how soon operations could r

those set to receive the funding include the counties of los angeles in san mateo and the cities of fresno, oakland, san bernardino, an oceanside. i want to see results. everybody wants result, but some have expressed skepticism over the state's ability to properly track results. this california on a report from earlier this month concluded while the state invested 24 billion dollars to tackle homelessness over the last 5 years, the state did not track whether those investments worked or lead to positive outcomes. all that is the audit showed statewide homeless has increased by 50% between 2013 2023. i think our communities are frustrated. republican assemblymember josh hoover as one of the bipartisan lawmakers who requested the audit and was concerned by its findings. he now has a bill that would require state-run homelessness programs to report their costs and outcomes annually. something has to change in california. the approach that we're taking is not working and we're not going to fix it by throwing more money at the problem. still, newsom promises things will change on that front. h