phil laval, reports from los angeles grant accidentally shot on a movie set by a prop done. we need help immediately bonanza creek ranch come on. that is the panicked voice of a crew member calling 911 from the set of this movie thursday afternoon. the director and cinematographer shots by star alec baldwin, can help our director in our camera managed camera one and it's been shot. are they going to take him to the right? so with, with a real bullet or i cannot tell you that they were filming a weston in santa fe. new mexico falls winds gun, appearing to misfire. hutchins shot in the chest, she died a short time later in hospital, director joe sues are standing behind her. hit in the shoulder, not fatally, and shares came down, sit on another set there with live a live gun discharge reports from source is on the sad claim that had been to misfires from the gun just a week earlier. that gun apparently handed to baldwin on thursday by the assistant director, se court documents both forth. it was free of live ammunition baldwin treating a link to this story, emphasizing that ve

for the widow of kobe bryant and her ongoing battle against a los angeles county sheriff's department and the fire chief. a judge has grantedquest to have both men answer questions under oath about pictures of her dead husband and daughter gigi bryant says that county sheriffs and fire department employees shared pictures of human remains after that helicopter crash that killed the laker legend their daughter and 7 others back in january of 2020 bryant is suing los angeles county for invasion of privacy and negligence. >> getting here was difficult enough afghan refugees fleeing from their homeland, which is now under a new taliban rule are confronting that trauma and trying to learn how to live life in a new country at the same time, it's on wallace reports from sacramento where more with more on community efforts to make the transition a lot easier. >> these are all going to go to afghan refugees here in the united states of this is all part of a larger donation drive effort. a group of organizers with the united afghan association is partner with team rubicon. that's the nonprofit that response to humanitarian emergencie

california governor gavin newsom announced that once the fda grants full approval for all age groups, vaccines will be required in school. and los angelesolchildren. a reporter for the beverly hills currier who filmed just that awful, awful stuff we were hearing from those protesters there. you know, what was it like to see that? >> well, this was the second protest that has been held in front of this school in particular, hawthorne elementary school. it was by far the most vocal and most hostile. it was tense. you could see that parents were trying to keep their children away from the protesters as they walked towards the school. and most parents tried not to engage. but a lot of what the protesters were saying, as you can see in the clips, was fairly inflammatory. sometimes fairly aggressive. and some parents did engage. and there were very heated exchanges. . >> i have to say it just breaks my heart to see those kids in the middle of it all. what was the impact on them? >> yeah. so, for the most part, most kids you could tell didn't know what to make of what was happening. that's what parents told me as well when a mother told me her

los angeles bureau with more on that. christina? >> hi, jon. this mandate will be enforced for students after the fda fully grants vaccine approval for their ageikely go into effect for students 12 and older as early as january. newsom who was the first governor to issue a statewide stay at home order last year and a statewide mask mandate says this latest covid rule is another way to protect people from the virus. he also pointed out that many children already get vaccinated against other illnesses. >> every parent has had this conversation since they brought their kids into school, public or private. they have to be vaccinated. there's ten vaccines, measles, mumps, rubella, i could go on and on, this is just another vaccine. >> this mandate will end up impacting millions of children across the state, and this mandate is getting mixed reaction from parents. here's some who support it >> it would bring me peace of mind. for me i think they should have done this a long time ago. >> a lot of other vaccines that are already mandated. i feel like this vaccine has been tested rigorously. i think it is a good idea. >> meantime, other parents say the

the fda to grant emergency authorization for a long-acting antibiotic treatment to prevent covid-19. the company said the treatment reduced the risk of symptomatic covid by 77%. los angeles will require proof of a covid-19 vaccination to enter indoor venues like concerts, restaurants, theaters, and james. it goes into effect november 4. president biden will travel to chicago to stress the need for vaccine mandates. dan: for the first time in 1.5 years, full capacity crowd was allowed to see the warriors play at chase center tonight. it was a preseason game. the impact of covid-19 vaccine mandates was clearly seen in the crowd and on the court. j.r. stone is in san francisco. jr: this is something we have not seen in 575 days because of the pandemic and even then, we did not see these kinds of crowds and long lines in san francisco for warriors basketball. >> we want to be extra cautious. my friend here is into nursing. she is like -- we put two masks on. just trying to be safe. j.r.: proof of vaccination is required for those 12 and older. and proof of a negative covid test is required for kids 11 and under. which may be a reason why we did not see many young children at

the fda to grant emergency authorization for a long-acting antibiotic treatment to prevent covid-19. the company said the treatment reduced the risk of symptomatic covid by 77%. los angelesquire proof of a covid-19 vaccination to enter indoor venues like concerts, restaurants, theaters, and james. it goes into effect november 4. president biden will travel to chicago to stress the need for vaccine mandates. dan: for the first time in 1.5 years, full capacity crowd was allowed to see the warriors play at chase center tonight. it was a preseason game. the impact of covid-19 vaccine mandates was clearly seen in the crowd and on the court. j.r. stone is in san francisco. jr: this is something we have not seen in 575 days because of the pandemic and even then, we did not see these kinds of crowds and long lines in san francisco for warriors basketball. >> we want to be extra cautious. my friend here is into nursing. she is like -- we put two masks on. just trying to be safe. j.r.: proof of vaccination is required for those 12 and older. and proof of a negative covid test is required for kids 11 and under. which may be a reason why we did not see many young children at wednesd

los angeles city leaders approved one of the nation's strictest vaccine mandates today. it requires people to be vaccinated, to go shopping to the gym restaurants and other indoor areas grant lotus joins us now in the studio with more on may be the strictest mandate in the country. indeed. and the biggest county in the state. so people are definitely taking notice the city council voting today 11 to 2 in favor of this ordinance. the associated press reporting. it is one of the strictest vaccine mandates in the country. la is ordinance expands on a la county wide order that starts tomorrow which will require proof of vaccination at indoor bars. wineries breweries nightclubs lounges and that mega outdoor events that some businesses in los angeles are worried about turning customers away. you know, especially during these times, you know, everything counts. so turn away customers and that we're looking forward to. and i feel like it's necessary, but. >> it is definitely going to hunters regular business procedures. >> and so i'm kind of happy kind of worried. you know, people don't lose money. the mandate requires patrons, 12 and older to show proof of full vaccination to ent

granted for each age group. >> i definitely do not agree with it, and i will for sure pull my kids out of school. >> reporter: just north of los angeles in santa clarita parents with a range of reactions. >> yeah, well, if it's mandatory to get into school then, of course. >> home school. that's it. >> reporter: all of this as the deadline for new york city school employees to get vaccinated hit at 5:00 p.m. friday. all employees who have not received at least one shot facing suspension without pay. >> i am certainly a thousand percent willing to lose my career over this. >> reporter: justice sonia sotomayor overseeing the second circui denying the request from new york city public schoolteachers to block the mandate, the group saying thousands of teachers face termination. >> this is freedom that we as educators teach our children in school and our own children, but yet now you're taking it away from us. >> reporter: and as schools see more covid-19 outbreaks, some parents eager to vaccinate their kids. according to a new report by the kaiser family foundation, one-third of parents with kids from 5 to 11 years old will get their kids

los angeles with the details on what the actor is saying. emily, to you. >> reporter: after being followed by photographers a frustrated alec baldwin spoke out hoping the four-minute conversation to grantducer says he doesn't think they'll resume production on the movie "rust." >> she was my friend. she was my friend. >> reporter: alec baldwin on camera for the first time since the shooting in new mexico. >> i'm not allowed to make any comments because it's an ongoing investigation. i have been ordered by the sheriff's department in santa fe. i can't answer any questions about the investigations. i can't. >> reporter: the 63-year-old beside his wife telling photographers the production will not continue. calling the tragic death of the cinematographer 1 in a trillion. >> there are incidental accidents on film sets from time to time. but nothing like this. this is a 1 in a trillion episode. >> reporter: sharing the concern for hutchens' family saying he talked repeatedly with her husband. >> he is in shock. he has a 9-year-old son. we are very worried about his family and his kid. as i said we're eagerly awaiting for the sheriff's department to tell us what the investigation yielded. >>

new york and chicago and los angeles and in san francisco, all aimed at violent crime in those areas and we've asked for consideration additional money about $1 billion in grants to fund state and local police in fy 22. i think that is -- i hope that answers your question. >> only four packers, jbs, tyson, cargill and national beef control 80% of the cattle market. these companies host tremendous market power. justice department issued civil investigative demand in may 2020, but we've yet to learn anything from the investigation, could you provide update and commit to expediting this investigation so our cattle producers know whether there are any anti-trust violation? >> i can't discuss the specific investigations, we have longstanding policies against that. i can tell you that the anti-trust division is aggressively concerned with competition in the market that you described. we are also in frequent consultation with agkwultureal department with regard to stockyard and packers act. regard this as area we have to be very much concern about anticompetitive behavior. >> thank you. senator. >> senator, i think your mic is not turned on. >> one thing i have to sa

los angeles and in san francisco. all aimed at violent crime in those areas. and we've asked for considerable additional money, about $1 billion in grants, to fund the state and local police in fy-22. so i think that's -- i hope that answers your question. >> okay. only four packers, jbs, tysons, cargill and national beef hold a tremendous amount of market power. we've yet to learn anything from this investigation. could you provide an update and can you commit to expediting this investigation so there are cattle producers know whether there are any antitrust violations? >> i can't discuss the specific investigations. we have long-standing policies against that. but i can tell you that the antitrust division is aggressively concerned with competition in the market that you described. we are also in frequent consultation with the agriculture department with regard to the stockyards -- packers and stockyards act. we have to be very much concerned about exclusionary behavior. >> thank you. >> senator hirono. senator, i think your mic is not turned on. >> one thing i have to say is, we listened to -- i don't know, going on hour three is tha