so let's talk about los angeles county. governor newsom was careful not to call out los angeles mayor, but in essence what he calls out the county that pretty much is what he is doing. los angeles is mayor karen bass. she is against the sweeps. she is against possibly criminalizing them for being homeless and she says the sweeps basically just push people. around that area without solving the problem at this particular point, governor newsom cannot force them to do anything, meaning he can put them in jail for not following his executive order. all he can do is say you don't want this money on not going to give it to you. and the clock is ticking on you to show more urgency because james darya come january when the state revisits the budget. governor newsom says the place is not in compliance will not be getting them 805, is the time and another bexar city now seeing a rash of tire thefts. people waking up coming out of their cars, cars, their tires are gone. i'm gonna block you've seen this happen. but actually we're seeing

. >> he is not happy with los angeles and los angeles counties. very happy with what san francisco is doing. san francisco has been doing this sweep said actually signed into law executive order last month. but los angeles county, they say they will not be in compliance. not the way he would like to see it done. so yesterday he was down in the los angeles area showing them what he would like to see them do. he was going through homeless encampment, removing debris and you can see the work that he did. he and his jeans on his t-shirt is gloves. he has been asking that area all of the state, but specifically that area seems to be the epicenter for homelessness in the state to start doing the homeless sweeps after the supreme court said it was lawful to do so. but los angeles and los angeles county say no, we don't believe in it that we won't turn our jails in 2 housing centers for the homeless that we think that it's not going to solve the problem. so they are actually in defiance of governor gavin newsom's executive order. governor newsom not happy

los angeles county board of supervisors has chosen not to criminalize homelessness. they prefer the county offers support of services with the ultimate goal of permanent housing. while the board acknowledged frustration with encampments, they said simply clearing tents won't solve the problem. >> some breaking news tonight in san francisco. police are responding to reports of a shooting at bartlett and 22nd streets in the city's mission district behind the alamo drafthouse. officers say the shooting happened shortly after 09:00pm and that there was a group of people standing around when it happened. neighbor tells kron 4 they heard 5 to 6 gunshots. police say they're still trying to figure out what happened. and if anyone was injured. new at 10, 3 americans are back home tonight after spending years as prisoners in russia, the russian government freed them as a part of a 24 person. prisoner swap. washington correspondent vinay simlot reports. >> 3 americans imprisoned in russia are now back home in the united states matter. president biden and vice president kamala h

governor gavin newsom is happy with what san francisco is doing, but not happy with los angeles and los angeles county for what they are not doing. the governor was in southern california yesterday in los angeles, going through a homeless encampment, clearing the debris, basically showing up that area that this is what he would like to see now right now, los angeles county is not in compliance with his executive order to clean up encampments 2, possibly criminalize homelessness. san francisco has been very aggressive with his sweeps to the point where many critics are saying too aggressive in los angeles. they are not doing it. they have told governor newsom that they will not turn their jails into homeless housing shelters that criminalizing homelessness does not solve the problem. the governor says if they don't listen, then they won't get the money in a few months from now. we need local government to step up. this is a crisis act like it. the state's unprecedented billions and billions dollars sport. i'm not interested and providing that not seeing the results. i'm a taxpayer, not just the governo

governor gavin newsom is happy with what san francisco is doing, but not happy with los angeles and los angeles countyre not doing. the governor was in southern california yesterday in los angeles, going through a homeless encampment, clearing the debris, basically showing up that area that this is what he would like to see now right now, los angeles county is not in compliance with his executive order to clean up encampments 2, possibly criminalize homelessness. san francisco has been very aggressive with his sweeps to the point where many critics are saying too aggressive in los angeles. they are not doing it. they have told governor newsom that they will not turn their jails into homeless housing shelters that criminalizing homelessness does not solve the problem. the governor says if they don't listen, then they won't get the money in a few months from now. we need local government to step up. this is a crisis act like it. the state's unprecedented billions and billions dollars sport. i'm not interested and providing that not seeing the results. i'm a taxpayer, not just the governor is not complic

." >> fade in, los angeles county, california.gunned down, shot four times in his own home but somehow survived. it fit his character, really, a hollywood stuntman, marshall artist, and former fighter. not only did he survive, but he was able to identify his shooter, a man who was caught with what looked like a hit note in his car, and they tell you his name is miguel quiroz. >> yes. >> that naming anything to you? >> not at the time. >> it sounded like a strong case at first, but the more law enforcement and prosecutor chun investigated it became less clear. >> and eventually, really prove the alibi that he didn't do this. >> remember multiple witnesses put miguel quiroz about 80 miles from guerra's home on the night of the shooting, and then like a scene from "columbo," came a twist during a court hearing. >> miguel quiroz is left- handed, the shooter was described by witnesses, the victim and his mother as right- handed. and that is a little odd. >> because of what left-handed person would try to commit murder with a gun in his

now its new home at the natural history museum of los angeles county. look closely there, from its tail to its feet, the fossils are green. it is the only green dinosaur on display in the world, getting its color from the minerals in the riverbed where the fossils were found. doctor nate smith, director of the dinosaur institute. they're grateful to this team over many years, dozens of people have worked to bring this amazing skeleton to the public. the exhibit will open in los angeles in november. in the meantime, you can find nat geo's exclusive on the reconstructed dinosaur at nat geo .com and in their september issue. and by the way, the dinosaur's nickname is natalie. and just listen to how she got her name. >> natalie got its nickname from the nats that would relentlessly pester our excavators when they were working in southeast utah. thank you and have a great night. >> wow! i can't wait to watch that. our thanks to david muir for that. >> coming. i often assist womeno struggle with urinary incontinence, women who have fallen trying to reach the

the los angeles county year. r's office according to law that's according to law enforcement , and those are the enforcement, and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you tatiana. now, if you want to get in touch with me here @gbnews, then simply get yourself to gbnews.com forward, slash your save, get in touch and read out the best of your comments. a little later the show, i'm martin daubney welcome back. your time is 337. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. us media is reporting multiple arrests have been made in connection with the death of friends star matthew perry. the american actor died, of course, last october due to the acute effects of ketamine, and he was aged just 54. let's cross now the pond to la to join. showbiz reporter. great friend of the show kinsey schofield kinsey. w

the los angeles county board of supervisors have chosen not to criminalize homelessness. they prefer the county to provide supportive services with the ultimate goal, a permanent housing. well, the board acknowledged frustration with the candidates. they say simply clearing tents once off the overall bigger problem. let's get a check on the forecast for the bay area. for that. we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow >>a little thick out there right now in spots, especially near the coastline, looking toward court hour, we are seeing some dense fog developing outside tonight. so be extra careful near the coastline driving anywhere. they're likely run into some of that dense fog tonight. maybe a little drizzle to overall, though the pattern that we started to heat things up. it's got hot in some of the interior valleys, but nice around other parts of bay area. temperatures out the door. you're still in the 70's in the live. more still. so on the warm side there, 69 and conquer. 56, though, cooling off and santa rosa. 55. it happened. a 55 also in san francisco.

los angeles today. back in october, you may remember the fringe star was found dead in his jacuzzi at his home in the pacific palisades. now, according to los angeles county medical examiner's office, his death was the result of a ketamine overdose. they say that the levels of ketamine in his body were equivalent to the amount used for general anesthesia during surgery. investigators say a la based drug dealer known as the ketamine queen gave perry's live in assistant the ketamine that ultimately led to the actor's death. four other individuals, including two california doctors and perry's assistant, were also charged over two months from september to october 2023. they distributed approximately 20 vials of ketamine to mr. perry in exchange for $55,000 in cash. in a statement, the family of dateline's keith morrison, who is perry's stepfather, said that they welcomed the news of these recent arrests. governor gavin newsom is announcing new details about the progress the state is making when it comes to cracking down on retail crimes in july, he says california's organized retail crime task force arrested 167 suspects, doubling the amount of the arrests th

lopez filed for divorce on tuesday in the los angeles county superior court, according to court documentsproaches to celebrity. "she likes to open her heart to her fans and to the world," the magazine quoted an unnamed source saying. "he is more introspective and private. this has been difficult day—to—day." chris melcher, a celebrity divorce attorney in los angeles gave his view what's likely to happen next. well with these type of couples, both high profile, that want to keep control of their image, they mostly will settle their case in advance even before filing in court. so that may be what's going on. and maybe a month or two down the road we might see an approved judgment being presented to the court. also, with that in mind, then, i mean, they're both successful in their own right. do you expect there to be any prenup in place? do we know anything about that, or could it be contentious when it comes to assets and things? well, steve, i would find it highly improbable that this couple would marry without a premarital agreement. they were married before. they've had other relationshi

. >> reporter: after perry's death, the los angeles county medical examiner's office revealed the level of ketamine in perry's body were so high that they were equivalent to the amount used during general anesthesia during surgery. the arrest after perry's death comes after high profile celebrities like michael jackson and prince overdosed and died after also being supplied drugs by medical doctors. jackson's doctor, conrad murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2011 for improperly administering propofol to the singer. >> if you're in the business of selling dangerous drugs we will hold you accountable for the deaths that you cause. >> reporter: chloe melas, nbc news, los angeles. >> and we're joined by her senior legal correspondent laura jarrett. laura, i know the point here is for law enforcement to send a message. but is the investigation of this side going after suppliers typical? >> absolutely. and prosecutors wanted to emphasize today, lester, this case is not an aberration. we also learned for the first time there is at least one other victim who allegedly died at t

now, its new home at the natural history museum of los angeles county. and look closely there.green. it is the only green dinosaur on display in the world. getting its color from the minerals in the riverbed where the fossils were found. right here tonight -- >> good evening, david. >> david: dr. nate smith, director of the dinosaur institute there, grateful to this team. >> over many years, dozens of people have worked to bring this amazing skeleton to the public. >> david: the exhibit will open in los angeles in november. in the meantime, you can find nat geo's exclusive on the reconstructed dinosaur at natgeo.com and in their september issue. and by the way, the dinosaur's nickname is natalie, and just listen to how she got her name. >> natalie got its nickname from the gnats that would relentlessly pester our excavators that were working in southeastern utah. thank you, and have a great night. >> david: an extraordinary effort. i'll see you tomorrow. good night saying homelessness and from the i-team's big money trouble for a tiny house company. also ahead and no regrets. >

governor gavin newsom is happy with what san francisco is doing, but not happy with los angeles and los angeles county for what they are not doing. the governor was in southern california yesterday in los angeles, going through a homeless encampment, clearing the debris, basically showing up that area that this is what he would like to see now right now, los angeles county is not in compliance with his executive order to clean up encampments, too, possibly criminalize homelessness. san francisco has been very aggressive with his sweeps to the point where many critics are saying too aggressive in los angeles. they are not doing it. they have told governor newsom that they will not turn their jails into homeless housing shelters that criminalizing homelessness does not solve the problem. the governor says if they don't listen, then they won't get the money in a few months from now. we need local government to step out. this is a crisis act like it. the state's unprecedented billions and billions dollars sport. >>i'm not interested in providing that not seen the results and the taxpayer, not just the gov

this is tactical medic deputy gonzalo galvez, with the los angeles county sheriff's department.eds of helicopter air rescues, nearly 25 years on the force. diagnosed in november with gastric cancer, it was just days ago after a brave battle, cancer took his life. today was his 7-year-old daughter gia's first day of second grade. and deputy galvez's fellow deputies were determined to be there. just as her dad would have been. standing right outside the school as deputy galvez's family walked in. his wife, raquel, his 11-year-old son gavin, and gia, holding a photo of her father. walking down the line, that daughter hugging each of the deputies. and then after, the helicopter flyover, the very same one her father saved so many lives in. tonight, his wife telling us her husband never missed the first day of school, and for his brothers to stand together in his place meant a lot to her and her children. and tonight here, sergeant kamal ahmad and deputy galvez's team. >> hi, david. we stepped in as his family and did that for him. >> an honor to be there and let her know we're always

now, its new home at the natural history museum of los angeles county. and look closely there.reen dinosaur on display in the world. getting its color from the minerals in the riverbed where the fossils were found. right here tonight, dr. nate smith, director of the dinosaur institute there, grateful to this team. >> over many years, dozens of people have worked to bring this amazing skeleton to the public. >> david: the exhibit will open in los angeles in november. in the meantime, you can find the exclusive on the reconstructed dinosaur at ne netgeo.com. by the way, the dinosaur's nickname is natalie, and just listen to how she got her name. >> natalie got its nickname from the gnats that would pester our excavet tomka cavators that weri utah. >> david: and extraordinary n effort. i'll see y unfortunately, we are in a surge of covid. we've got an awful lot of cases. >> public health experts say we're seeing a big uptick right now in covid cases. just as kids return to school. we set out to find out if schools are prepared. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze and i'm larry beil. >

he was arrested in los angeles county. kron. 4 is your local election headquarters. this time tomorrow, we should know who's on the ticket with kamala harris kron four's. catherine heenan reports on what could be the vice president's next move. >> well, kamala harris almost certainly has made her choice. now. it's just a question of when she's going to tell everybody we do know she and her running mate will begin a tour of battleground states tomorrow. that will begin with a rally in philadelphia. in the meantime, the harris campaign has done a good job of keeping the lid on exactly what's happening. 3 of the top tier contenders met with her at her home in washington, d.c., sunday. we're watching these cars coming and going throughout the day. she was meeting with minnesota governor tim walz, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, arizona senator mark kelly, political analyst david mckeown says harris will make this announcement on video and he's heard it all done. it's been headed. it mcewen is paying particular attention to governor waltz and governor shapiro. >> and

. >> cheryl: he was filmed clearing out a homeless encampment in los angeles county just weeks afterorities do something. that was the 25th. last year 180,000 people were sleeping outside, this state has spent 24 billion to fix the crisis and it is not fixed. >> carley: he became governor in 2018, so six years later? this is a huge issue in cali california. governor tim walz, his record having to do with illegal immigrantses is being called into question. >> cheryl: funding and spending i want to focus on. this is vice presidential pick on the democratic ticket tim walz. governor of minnesota is now under focus. critics say his plsz lavished illegal immigrants. i like to call it managed decline wrapped in blanket of be benevolence, it is life in minnesota. he is sheave chief ad administrator and this happened under his watch. he told cbs news he did not want law enforcement to -- supported free college tuition for illegal immigrants, taxpayer-funded healthcare and drivers license, bringing up issue of voting concerns. >> carley: all more than notable. >> joey: perhaps radical left. >

we bring in los angeles county gop vice chair and gop delicate roxanne... both for coming on. i think that... is not quite up to speed on the inflation speed and how the whole thing works but she is catching on. kamala harris now says that she supports fracking. but she will not talk about it. she is anti- oil and that were with oil companies throughout the california today. today california does not allow a new oil refinery to be built in decades. this reports about 75 % of the oil that we consume. in 1982 here is the big number. california had 43 operational oil refineries and a population of 25 million. today we have 11 operational oil refineries. a population of nearly 40 million. nothing makes newsom and kamala happier than getting rid of bring -- big oil and ricky can others. >> they are not getting rid of big oil they getting somebody else to do the dirty work. havoc other places do it like saudi arabia, places that do not honour human rights. california is sitting on enough reserves of natural oil to give themselves a check every day. i do not under

threatening to take away funding for homeless programs in cities and counties that are not clearing encampments. the governor was in los angeles cleaning up trash underneath freeway overpasses. his executive order two weeks ago allocated $24 billion to local governments to address homeless issues, but the los angeles county board of supervisors responded by voting to oppose his order and reaffirm the county's policy of not putting homeless people in jail. >> with all due respect, there's no more excuses. everything the cities and counties have asked for. the state of california has delivered and the supreme court, just so there's no more excuses. >> so where's the urgency? >> drop everything else, get out there and address the number one, two and three issue in this state with an intensity of purpose. >> newsom applauded cities and counties such as san francisco that have complied with his executive order. the state cannot require cities to clean up encampments, but it can deploy state workers to clean up state property or deny funding. >> it's now 505. in san francisco, a new 100% affordable housing development is now open in

let's bring in california gop associate delegate elizabeth barcohana and los angeles county republicanank you for coming on. i want to play some more sound from a different time. this is donald trump talking about kamala harris and her california record. watch. >> everything kamala touches turns into a total disaster. she's destroyed san francisco with her policies, check out san francisco. twenty years ago it was the greatest city in our country, today it's not a livable city. she will destroy our country if she's elected so we won't let her be elected, we can't let that happen. >> reporter: >> trace: he makes a great point. you look at prop 47, or fingerprint solo -- are all over that. it literally legalized nonviolent crimes of all sorts including, you know, shoplifting. >> on the other side we are missing is the cultural degradation brought. so many young kids who don't know any better running around into these places expecting to steal and get away with it. those kids will be adults that you and i have to live around when we are older. so it's not just we've let them get away with

he has been very frustrated with the mayor of los angeles and all the cities within los angeles county, because right now they are not doing the homeless encampments. the sweeps despite the executive order that he signed last month. it says that they homeless encampments need to be swept. also that the people who are there well, they could be fined as much as $250 per infraction. los angeles mayor karen bass. she disagrees with new some even saying that temp find people who cannot afford just simply does not work. that's not the end game. here's governor gavin newsom expressing his frustration. we need local government to step up. this is a crisis act like it. the state's unprecedented billions and billions dollars sport. >> i'm not interested and providing that not seeing the results. i'm a taxpayer, not t complicated, will send that money to counties that are producing results. >> and governor newsom says that he has all but earmarked about 40 billion dollars state dollars to try to clean up the homeless situation to improve the living conditions for them right now. as far as califor

more importantly guess what she endorses george gascÓn you know what george gascÓn has done to los angeles countyhe also had him as a chief of police when she was a d.a.. i mean, think about prop 47. prop 47 is that horrible bill that allow people to rob and steal every day. she wrote the language for the bill and called this safe neighborhood and safe school. there's nothing safe about prop 47 when you're allowed to steal 4950 dollars. she supports sanctuary cities as you correctly stated there's tape on her regarding defunding the police where she's praised mayor. she has no moral compass she's focused on power and control. she's a progressive, she's liberal, and that is why california is in the shape it is and as far as law and order. there is no law and order pete, in california i want to be honest lived here all my life i'm a lawyer i looked at what she's done to the state and she destroyed it. she destroyed it early. >> she was one of the key people of the slide of california which beautiful state. everyone wanted to be there for the longest time now wants to turn our entire country into th

. >> reporter: after perry's death, the los angeles county medical examiner's office revealed the level of had a meeting very's body were so high that they were equivalent to the amount used during general on asia during surgery. the arrest after perry's death comes after high-profile celebrities, like michael jackson and prince overdosed and died after also being supplied drugs by medical doctors. jackson's dr., conrad murray, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2011, for improperly administering propofol to the singer. >> if you are in the business of selling dangerous drugs, we will hold you accountable for the death that you caused. >> reporter: nbc news, los angeles. >> joyce, what is your reaction to these charges? >> right. i mean, this is a shocking sort of a situation right? that you can go to doctors and that they can be profit motivated, rather than concerned with your care, but the reality is that this sort of a drug trafficking case is an important case, this is not a statement or prosecution, this is a federal drug trafficking case, and you heard u.s. attorney, es

threatening to take away funding for homeless programs in cities and counties that are not clearing encampments. the governor was in los angelesaning up trash underneath freeway overpasses yesterday. his executive order two weeks ago allocated $24 billion to local governments to address homeless issues, but the los angeles county board of supervisors responded by voting to oppose his order and reaffirm the county's policy of not putting homeless people in jail. san jose mayor matt mehan responded to the governor, saying he supports his urgency. >> we welcome the accountability in san jose. in fact, we never stopped clearing encampments and moving people into shelter and treatment. we clear about 300 encampments per year in san jose. so the accountability that the governor is championing is exactly the right starting place. it's what i've been arguing for as well. at the same time, cities and counties have to expand places for people to go. we have to add beds and treatment beds. >> newsom applauded cities and counties such as san francisco that have complied with his executive order. the state cannot require cities to clean up

threatening to take away funding for homeless programs in cities and counties that are not clearing encampments. the governor was in los angelesrpasses. his executive order two weeks ago allocated $24 billion to local governments to address homeless issues, but the los angeles county board of supervisors responded by voting to oppose his order and reaffirm the county's policy of not putting homeless people in jail. >> with all due respect, there's no more excuses. everything the cities and counties have asked for, the state of california has delivered, and the supreme cour, just so there's no more excuses. so where's the urgency? drop everything else. get out there and address the number one, two and three issue in this state with an intensity of purpose. >> newsom applauded cities and counties such as san francisco that have complied with his executive order. now, the state cannot require cities to clean up encampments, but it can deploy state workers to clean up state property or deny funding. we're learning more about the fatal shooting of oakland police officer twan lay. he was killed during an undercover operation while f

one other point he has the authority to clean up the state property but los angeles county, which has25% of the population, you know what they told him? no, we are going to keep the status quo and allow people to stay on the street and i will tell you as a resident of l.a. county it is terrible in this state. >> shannon: leo, i have so many questions about this. you talked about him being lame duck. he won't be the democratic nominee this time around. is this for a future presidential bid? i don't know where it's going. where are the people going? it is one thing to clean up refuse. what's the plan for the people? >> he is trying to -- to answer the first question he is trying to keep himself relevant. like you said the cameras. he loves the attention. he needs to expand his 15 minutes of fame. he is out in 2026. what is he going to do? he is now talking tough about cleaning up the streets and again, the other issue is this, shannon, when the chinese delegation was in san francisco, the streets of san francisco were spotless. when we had the super bowl in l.a. county, the streets were

that spring and los angeles counties vise chair, siaka massaquoi and former white house deputy strategic medications directorate roma daravi. great to have both of you on. i will play little sound from tulsi gabbard today, she had it is to say and i will get your response. >> trump understands of the grave responsibility that the president and commander-in-chief affairs, for every single one to have our lives. whether you are a soldier, ehrman, marine, sailor or coastie, not only did he not start any new boards, he took action to ds glade and prevent wars. >> trace: i mean it, this is democrat turned independent now endorsing a trump, how big is it? >> democrats turned independent, one of many that we will see as we get closer and closer to the election. why? because kamala harris and joe biden, third ministration had proven to be so far left that not only moderate democrats and independents can come to support them. it is of a clear, if you look at the world stage right now, our allies need is somebody in office and the white house, in the oval, who will take command and will show the w

park rangers say the 57 year old los angeles county man went hiking in 119 degree temperatures earlier this month. he was driving back when his car went off of a steep embankment. he got out of his car and went to a shaded area while a passerby called 911. first responders rushed him to the hospital, but later he died from heat exposure. a motorcyclist also died of heat exposure last month while traveling through the par. in 128 degree temperatures. new at noon a senate bill is making its way through the state legislature calling for state commemoration over the mexican repatriation that took place during the 1930s. senate bill 537 was coauthored by san mateo county state senator josh becker. he and other supporters of this bill gathered this morning at the capitol in sacramento. the bill calls for an official california apology and a state commemoration in the form of a statue or other appropriate memorialization. between 1929 and 1939, mexicans and mexican americans were repatriated, deported, or expelled from the u.s. senator becker says it devastated hundreds of thousands of mexica

videos and witness statements, investigators tracked the suspect, 33 year old andrew coleman, to los angeles county. >> unfortunately, domestic violence is very regular and you know, we want domestic violence victims to know that there is help out there. >> no word yet on a motive for the attack, but domestic violence is on the rise in san mateo county. supervisors are working on a proposal to fund a center for domestic violence survivors, and a pilot program to provide universal basic income to victims. >> our time is 505 new details from san jose police about a suspected drunk driving crash that killed a community service officer. it happened saturday night at monterey road and palm avenue in south san jose. police say cso long pham and another officer were providing traffic control for an unrelated accident when another driver crashed into their patrol car. >> the adult male driver of a dodge charger came crashing through the flares and cones and collided with the marked cso vehicle. the impact of the through the thrust that cso vehicle into both csos, critically injuring them. >> now the other

san mateo police alerted law enforcement there, which tracked coleman to los angeles county within five hours of the initial call at 6:00. >> we had the subject in custody in west covina. there's various technologies available to us, and throughout a little bit of everything, we were able to trace them all the way down to southern california, or at least started to determine that he was headed in that direction. >> san mateo county leaders say the issue of domestic violence is only getting worse in the peninsula. >> domestic violence is really spiked, and this is very problematic not only for our communities but for policymaker. >> san mateo county, working on a proposal to fund a center for domestic violence survivors and a pilot program to provide universal basic income to those victims. and a short time ago, we reached out to the san mateo county coroner's office. officials told us they still cannot release the identity of the woman who was killed, as they are still in the process of notifying family members. we do know, though, she was 37 years of age. david. >> all right, andre. th

los angeles. governor newsom was there yesterday afternoon, basically showing up wallace, angeles and los angeles county because they are not complying with his executive order that he signed last month telling the state to clean up homeless encampments, sweep it up. so he was out there doing it himself along with other people. also, they are not taking homeless right now. they can possibly be ticketed as much as $250 per infraction. but los angeles is mayor says. >> that's us. basically silly since they can't afford it anyway, she is not complying with the order. governor newsom very frustrated with it. here's his reaction to the noncompliance. >> we need local government. >> to step out, this is a crisis act like it. the state's unprecedented billions and billions dollars sport. i'm not interested and providing that not seeing the results. i'm a taxpayer, not just the governor is not complicated, will send that money to counties that are producing results. >> you can see the anger or hear the anger in his 40's. very frustrated right now. governor newsom does not have the power to make them do anything

general hospital say he was killed in downtown los angeles in may while trying to stop thieves from stealing the catalytic converter from his car. los angeles county'sged. 218 year olds face the most serious charges. >> barcelona serge and serge estrada have each been charged with one count of murder, one count of attempted robbery and grand theft. >> those two face a possible life in prison without parole sentence. two other young men face lesser charges, ranging from grand theft to being an accessory to murder. prosecutors say all four suspects are under the age of 22. here at home, all is back to normal after an equipment failure on bart caused sudden stops on a train, causing some riders to panic. it happened as the train was approaching oakland's macarthur station yesterday afternoon when passenger captured cell phone video of smoke rising from a richmond bound train. bart says a piece of equipment malfunctioned, which caused smoke to rise from the tracks. some passengers say they thought there was a fire. >> they smelled the smoke, thinking the train didn't fill up with smoke, but we were very concerned. i was thinking, how could i get out of

. >> he was filmed clearing out a homeless encampment in los angeles county weeks citing an executive80,000 people were sleeping outside in the state. so far, california has spent $24 billion to fix the homelessness crisis. another great showing at the olympics for team usa, sin this mclaughlin winning the gold medal in the 400-meter hurdles, impressing the crowd. tara woodhall with a strong showing, taking home the gold in the women's long jump, 23 feet of distance on the winning jump and then team usa star noah lyles ending olympics early after being diagnosed with covid. hes was taken off the track in a wheelchair. he got the bronze medal in the 200-meter final but doctors had given apparently lyles permission to run the race after quarantine and resting in the hotel room for two days. he was dying moved on -- diagnosed on tuesday with covid. he said the virus definitely impacted his performance. a lot of athletes reacted to the fact that they didn't know he had covid and he raced. team usa has a very dominant olympic games, number count so far. they are leading the field in both t

the non-profit rescued more than 600 animals across los angeles county beaches. and somebody in san francisco is now a billion dollars richer. there was a single powerball ticket that one nearly 1 million bucks the ticket was sold at buddy's market on cherry street. that's in the glen park neighborhood. it matched all 5 numbers, but did not match the powerball number. the next drawing is expected to have an estimated jackpot of 271 million dollars. >> coming up in the next hour, a major road walnut creek is still closed this evening after a teenager dies in a crash early this morning. we have the latest updates on the investigation. plus more questions evening about the extent of the suspected scabies outbreak break at a south bay homeless shelter. we'll have the update on that from health officials. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at >> 5, the suspected scabies outbreak at the south by homeless shelter appears to be growing. thanks so much for joining us on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm dan thorn county hea

the los angeles county medical examiner's office attributed his death to the acute effects of ketaminetive that can be used as a recreational drug, as well as to treat depression. an individual was reportedly arrested in southern california today. arrested in southern california today . the duke and duchess of today. the duke and duchess of sussex have been welcomed to colombia as they begin their four day tour of the south american nation. harry and meghan were met in the capital, bogota, by colombia's vice president francia marquez and her husband. they spent around half an hour at the vice president's residence, where they exchanged welcome gifts, and they were also offered tea, coffee and traditional colombian cheese bread. it's understood they'll focus on the impact of they'll focus on the impact of the digital world on young people. the military community and female empowerment. the duke and female empowerment. the duke and duchess will also explore colombia's history and culture and global superstar taylor swift is closing the european leg of her eras tour with five nights at lo

a couple of showers earlier today around los angeles county. and now all of that is shielding the plume of smoke over the redding area. we can't even see it from our visible satellite imagery. so it's going to get humid over in the redding and chico area, where the park fire is burning out of control. and we do have a risk of dry lightning from those clouds. and the same does exist here in our east bay tonight, overnight. it's a slim chance. only 5 to 10% chance. but nonetheless, we have to mention it because that presence is known now. meanwhile, as you take a look as we go further into the weekend, we do have less clouds in the forecast. but again, our future cast there it is. the clouds overhead tonight. there's a lot of instability associated with these clouds, so we have to put that chance in the east bay. a chance of the dry lightning or even a thunderstorm, or even a sprinkle or a shower or two. now, meanwhile, as we forge ahead with your future cast over the weekend, we will see the presence of the low clouds and the fog pushing back in

let's just say that crime could be down in other cities or other counties but it is not in los angeles countyd d.a. george gascon for the last three and a half years pro-criminal anti-victim policies in l.a. d.a. history. the california department of justice came out with those statistics. lie and claims. gaslighting the claims that george gascon has made crime is down. because crime is up in every single category. whether it's violent crime, property crime. shoplifting is up over 133%. since he has been in office. hate crimes, fentanyl poisons, even the capital of human trafficking. his record is a record public safety failure. >> lawrence: yeah. they failed us all. they failed the young lady's family by not bringing a man like that to justice before he committed a crime like that. and they are failing citizens every day in l.a. county. nathan, good luck in your race. >> thank you very much. really appreciate it. >> lawrence: got it, brother. colorado's governor dismissing the venezuelan gang fears after this video showed armed men taking over an apartment complex. that's not the only one. t

of like, wait, was that what we thought it was it is confirmed that an earthquake has hit in los angeles countyea a lot of people shaking. hearing people saying on twitter that that felt really really violent, really big. not to the point where things were falling over, which is a good sign, wu enough to rattle nerves you're going to likely see fire departments checking local bridges and infrastructure to make sure that things are safe but at this point, no reports of any major damages or injuries. >> felt it out there in ceremony s -- santa monica she was the first to tell me about the earthquake and the earthquake that was so strong and did so much damage in los angeles, taking down freeways, entire stretches of freeway, the city itself went in and did a lot of infrastructure repairs and also shoring up of buildings to make sure that they are all earthquake proof, especially in places that are built on sand, like santa monica if it's built on bedrock, built on something solid, it's a little bit easier to withstand an earthquake like that, even a smaller one. when they're built on sand, things

the los angeles county medical examiner's office attributed his death to the acute effects of ketaminelice have been working with federal authorities to investigate the source of the ketamine perry had consumed. a san francisco court, reportedly ready to pull the plug on dozens of criminal cases. it's all tied to the recent federal appeals court ruling. sf standard reports dozens of sex crimes and domestic violence cases and dui cases are among those the courts may toss. this is all from the long delays. those legal delays during covid pandemic and the court's ruling was tied specifically to a dui case that dragged through the legal process. the today show just ahead. however, for more local news, stay with today in the bay. we stream live on roku, pluto and other platforms. live at 8:00 this morning, san jose mayor matt mahan joins us live to discuss his push for more shelters, pedestrian safety and of course, addressing rising crime. well, that's what's happening today in the bay. today's show starts right now. all right. let's take a look alike outside. live for us this morning as w

videos and witness statements, investigators tracked the suspect, 33 year old andrew coleman, to los angeles county. >> you know, we want domestic violence victims to know that there is help out there. >> no word yet on a motive for the attack, but domestic violence has spiked in san mateo county. supervisors are working on a proposal to fund a center for domestic violence survivors and a pilot program to provide them with universal basic income. now, if you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available. you can call the number on your screen right now. that's one 800 799 7233 san jose police providing new details about a suspected drunk driving crash that killed a community service officer. it happened saturday night at montgomery road or monterey road and palm avenue in south san jose. police say cso long pham and another officer were providing traffic control for an unrelated accident when another driver crashed into their patrol car. >> the adult male driver of a dodge charger came crashing through the flares and cones and collided with the marked cso vehicle. the imp

let's bring in california gop chairwoman jessica patterson in los angeles county gop vice chair.nk you for being here. we wrote the following headline that says the following, biden hungers down a delaware beach house after only publicly event of the week. it's interesting because it almost feels sad. you look at this and you're like i don't know. it feels sad and feels like he's become totally irrelevant. >> he's given up on the narrative that is up for the job. he had a week with a tumultuous week on wall street, raising tensions in the middle east, a border that's leaking like a sieve. the only event he did was bringing in the world series champs. he didn't do any of these. there's one thing to give kamala harris this base to campaign, there's another thing to be phoning it in. it's very clear he's phoning it in. >> trace: somebody has to run the country. meantime kamala harris is in battleground states in campaigning that it's interesting because she is giving the identical speech in each of these battleground states. we have a sample for you. it is 30 seconds, kind of long f

the non-profit rescued more than 600 animals across los angeles county beaches.ust such important work. and let's see those animals back out in the wild. >> and take a look at this really cool technology here. scientists are turning to robots to help them understand how insects fly different bugs flap their wings in different ways. and researchers at the swiss federal institute of technology are working to understand these different modes of flight. turning to technology to help them answer questions, including how beatles deploy and retract their wings. >> this study we used high-speed camera to get to the pre diamonds moai most in all the getting the win department and the reductions. and we filed for that. we need to broaden the beatles because into the 2 persist. >> to validate their observations. the scientists built small flapping robots. >> then we've been slate. the mccain flopping robles, not able to to possibly the point. meant in this table holding flies and then they can. fact that back. but lending >> the robots show the simple flapping motion enable

he was arrested in los angeles county. at a jewelry store in san francisco remains closed. ran off with the merchandise saturday. san francisco police department says their investigation into that incident and they have not made any arrests just yet. a car crashes you high into the air in rohnert park. police say a driver smashed into a fire hydrant sunday night before taking off. driver was found at home and arrested for drunk driving and x, formerly known as twitter set to shut down its san francisco headquarters over the next few weeks. according to reports of the new york times has plans to move workers to san jose along with open and engineering focus office in palo alto. let's talk cats because a richmond firefighter, they rescued a one week-old kittens. >> from charred rubble sunday night fighters found the wet and dirty kittens. well, staying homeless encampment fire on fillmore street. they're now up for adoption at the contra costa county animal services. how sweet? all right. well, today is going to be one of the hottest days this week. and john is saying hottest

general when jerry brown left that job, and she wanted against an incumbent district attorney in los angeles county been there for a long time and he was another white guy she's beaten to white guys and then of course, she got the job of the u.s. senator from california. and at all times, she has been applauded. just says she is currently being applauded by people in this nation so obviously, you are over the last several decades have been a key ally by to kamala harris, especially in the early stages of her career, you had a personal relationship with her about 30 years ago. >> this is something that has brought up repeatedly in the right-wing media. why do you think they're so focused on it? what implications do you think they are making and how do you respond to it? >> i just to assume that as usual, the right-wing media is always trying to generate something negative about people, particularly people that are looked like willie brown and that have a color close to willie brown i frankly think that the motivation has more to do with who the two parties are than almost any thing else in the world

los angeles county district attorney george gascon has scheduled a news conference on the incident.ker's friends and family will also hold a morning news conference to demand the d.a. pursue stiff penalties against the accused killers. they also want los angeles mayor karen bass to crack down on what they say is an escalation in violent thefts. we wouldn't have to have gestapo tactics in the streets of chicago. >> the 1968 dnc held in chicago was clouded by chaos. coming up, how law enforcement is hoping to prevent a repeat. >> the president of belarus has been an ally of vladimir putin. how the small european country is now showing support for russia and its war against ukraine and israel continues to push further into gaza. >> the latest attack that reportedly killed more than a dozen people. >> and later in sports, the bay bridge series coming to an end as the a's prepare to move on to sacramento. we are hearing from giants and a fans ouat the z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business

ticket right in los angeles county, you are known as auntie the maxi? yes and you also represent a district that is mostly african american and latino, inglewood how do you you explain the move for young black men, younger black men towards donald trump as the years have gone by, not a way. >> from donald trump well i believe that we have not done good enough job and working with and educating young people about public policy issues. >> many of our young people are entre, new entrepreneur and they want to have businesses they would like to have some assistance in some help with that they need access to capital. and this is very important with them. they see he, that their lives have been a little bit difficult rates too high, or they don't have 20% for a down payment on a home on and on and on. and we've got to a better job. do you? >> they see him as a baller shot-caller type of guy and they look up to that part of hits only a small segment. you're talking about more the hip hop segment the black males that they talk about, maybe talking about supporti