the los angeles police department has confirmed four vehicles were involved in this collision.t onto the famous sunset boulevard when the collision occurred, basically head—on, with a red previous. such was the impact of this collision that the suv that contained arnold schwarzenegger briefly rolled onto the roof of the red prius before topping onto two other vehicles waiting at thejunction. topping onto two other vehicles waiting at the junction. a representative for arnold schwarzenegger has confirmed the movie star was indeed behind the wheel of the suv when this incident occurred. he was not injured but a woman who was thought was the driver of the red prius was taken to hospital. she is not thought to be in a serious condition. the los angeles police department has said it is investigating, but it is not thought, they say, that alcohol or drugs played a part in this incident. drugs played a part in this incident-— drugs played a part in this incident. , . , incident. those pictures there, it does look relatively _ incident. those pictures there, it does look relatively dra

cam video in the police shooting of a 14-year-old girl killed by a stray bullet that went through a dressing room wall as officers fired at an assault suspect at a los angeles department store. police say the officer who fired the fatal shot is now on administrative leave, which is a standard procedure. the lapd police chief saying in part, the chaotic incident resulting in the death of an innocent child is tragic and devastating for everyone involved. our commitment is to conduct a thorough, complete, and transparent investigation into the circumstances that led to the tragedy. let's bring in civil rights attorney i'll call him the attorney general for black america, benjamin crump, who is representing the victim's family in this matter. attorney crump, where are we in the investigation in the police shooting of the 14-year-old and how do you feel it is going so far? >> right now, reverend al, the family is still anxiously awaiting any word from lapd and the city officials about how this tragedy occurred. they are also waiting for her body to be given to the funeral home for -- from the city coroner so they can start making funeral plans. as you know, they are from c

the los angeles police department has said it is investigating, but it is not thought, they say, thatrom _ in this incident. interesting, david. from the _ in this incident. interesting, david. from the pictures - in this incident. interesting, david. from the pictures itl david. from the pictures it looks relatively dramatic, but good news. we have heard from a spokesperson but not from him himself, is that right? we spokesperson but not from him himself, is that right?— himself, is that right? we do know that — himself, is that right? we do know that arnold _ himself, is that right? we do know that arnold is - himself, is that right? we do know that arnold is watson l know that arnold is watson aggar remained at the scene and apparently showed a lot of concern for the women. he is a man who likes being —— like big cars. he was the first person in this country to earn the macro do, and pictures from the scene showed that gmc yukon suv you are driving dwarfing the other vehicle involved in this collision. he is unlikely to be at odds for another form of transport. he's a multimilliona

police department are currently out sick or being quarantined because of covid. we've got alex carper, a low explaining how the department is addressing the problem. >> nearly 2500 los angeles police department and los angeles county sheriff's department personnel are either home sick or quarantining due to the coronavirus. lapd says it's looking into how staffing shortages will impact deployment numbers as the city near super bowl week. we just don't have the manpower to keep our regular citizens safe. now the magic people coming into the city to the super bowl. we can't keep them cases have been surging. lapd says the biggest issue is the delay in covid test results. it's taking sometimes up to 10 days to get those results back. and when they're positive, that officer has been on the field, contacting the public, working with other officers in the station and the black and white. >> and now those officers are getting sick with with covid to ensure public safety. some plans for the lapd include eliminating days off, cutting vacation short and potentially asking nearby police agencies to send over officers to assist. that's a strategy deployed during the la riots in the nor

los angeles police department say no arrests have been made and neither drugs or alcohol were involvedlimate change is felt around the world, the possible consequences for humanity are growing by the day. so how can we pass on our experiences to future generations? a project under way in tasmania, earth's black box, an indestructible store of primary climate data, may be the answer. butjust like the black box on an airplane, the hope is it never gets used for its main purpose. jim curtis, one of the principals behind the project, gave me the details. the black box is a structure and a device that will record every step humanity takes towards — or hopefully away from — this impending climate catastrophe. sojust like an aeroplane flight recorder — if the plane goes down, we find the flight recorder, we find what went wrong, and hope we don't make the same mistakes. so it's a very similar concept. unfortunately for earth, as we get closer to this catastrophe, we need to make sure that whoever�*s left over afterwards won't make the same mistakes that we do. my goodness, that does sound pre

los angeles police department say no arrests have been made and neither drugs or alcohol were involvedondon has been given a bionic eye. the ground—breaking operation involved inserting a microchip into her retina. here's victoria hollins. here comes the glasses. making the final adjustments for a patient who is virtually blind in her left eye. these glasses contain a camera, linked to a small computer which connects with a microchip recently inserted under her retina. the chip is placed in the centre of the retina, which is the seeing part of the eye, and we can stimulate the chip for her to start to see different types of signals. so that shows that we will hopefully be able to now train her to see things within the centre of her eye, which she never saw before. i'd be able to see my grandchildren and when i look in the mirror, i'm going to get a shock! this is part of a clinical trial five years in the making, which is why we are not using the patient�*s name. she had the chip inserted a month ago. this is her first set of eye tests. keep looking a bit up! once the lights are out, t

>> now the los angeles police department released body cam footage on monday.'s your reaction to the video and what new details did you learn? >> we learned a lot, my could counsel, raul, and brian panesh we talked the fact you had other officers now ready to use not lethal weapons but were told, i got this, step back, so that's a good question. should they have gone with less intrusive, less fatal measures so you were sure there weren't innocent bistanders like 14-year-old valentina killed. the other thing that boggals the mind is just the simple fact that they have training for these type of procedures. there seems to be some, that los angeles police has had using bullets in public spacers where you know there's going to be bistanders. they say cross, cross, cross, to make sure they were safe. well should they have taken those measures to make sure innocent bistanders were not shot. so we're finding out a lot. i have to tell you this, reverend al. they watched when many of us led the call for justice for george floyd in their native country of chile and one o

the los angeles police department says no arrests have been made and neither drugs or alcohol were involvedt, chris boardman, will head up a new organisation to encourage cycling and walking in england. active travel england wants to improve infrastructure for cyclists and pedestrians. 0ur north of england correspondent fiona trott reports from york. angry shouting. it's meant to be healthy but cycling can be hazardous. that's because not all towns and cities have dedicated routes. 0ne aim of active travel england is to make sure cyclists and walkers are considered in future planning applications. you want places where your kids can walk or ride to school and you can travel to work on a bike, and to do that, you won't do it unless you feel safe and you can look out a car window and go, "oh, that looks quite nice." that's what this agency will do. active travel england will be based in york, and campaigners here welcome it. i think it's brilliant, really, because we have got lots of good little bits but they are always let down by a busyjunction or some scary bit where traffic goes. secure c

a spokesperson for the actor confirmed the 74—year—old was behind los angeles police department say nows. the royal mail has been warned by the regulator, 0fcom, it must improve its service after some people got their christmas post in the middle ofjanuary. the company said delivery offices had been struggling because of staffing problems created by coronavirus. i've been speaking to our business correspondent, ramzan karmali. royal mail .2 coronavirus and the 0micron variant. the first week in january 15,000 people were absent from work, about double what they would have expected. in 2020 it was lower even though we did have coronavirus at the time. 0fcom have come out and said, if you don't get your act together, we are going to take action. 0fcom have got previous. back in 2020 they find

. >> nearly 2500 los angeles police department and los angeles county sheriff's department personnel are either home sick or quarantining due to the coronavirus. lapd says it's looking into how staffing shortages will impact deployment numbers as the city near super bowl week. we just don't have the manpower to keep our regular citizens safe. now the magic people coming into the city to the super bowl. we can't keep them safe either. 82% of lapd staff and 64% of la sheriff's department staff are fully vaccinated. but despite those vaccination rates breakthrough cases have been surging. lapd says the biggest issue is the delay in covid test results. it's taking sometimes up to 10 days to get those results back. and when they're positive, that officer has been on the field contacting the public, working with other officers in the station and the black and white. and now those officers are getting sick with with covid to ensure public safety. some plans for the lapd include eliminating days off, cutting vacation short and potentially asking nearby police agencies to send over officers t

los angeles police department say no arrests have been made and neither drugs or alcohol were involvedears since china locked down the city of wuhan and its ten million inhabitants. the aim was to try to stop the spread of coronavirus from the place where it first emerged. it worked — china's official death toll from the virus stands at just 5,700. but as beijing prepares to host the winter olympics next month, it's turned to extreme measures again in the fight to maintain its strict zero covid—19 policy. 0ur china correspondent robin brant reports. 27 days into lockdown, confined to her apartment. hello... sandlin is one of millions in china still subject to the ultimate covid control. when covid hit wuhan, the country didn't have much experience dealing with the outbreak. but now it's different. it's better. she's in xian, a city famous for its motionless army of terracotta warriors, but normal life for 13 million people there has come to a halt. there's fresh evidence, too, that some people have just had enough. crowd clashes with police at a compound in xian, where they were put in

. >> nearly 2500 los angeles police department and los angeles county sheriff's department personnel either home sick or quarantining due to the coronavirus. lapd says it's looking into how staffing shortages will impact deployment numbers as the city near super bowl week. we just don't have the manpower to keep our regular citizens safe. now the magic people coming into the city to the super bowl. we can't keep them safe either. 82% of lapd staff and 64% of la sheriff's department staff are fully vaccinated. but despite those vaccination rates breakthrough cases have been surging. lapd says the biggest issue is the delay in covid test results. it's taking sometimes up to 10 days to get those results back. and when they're positive, that officer has been on the field contacting the public, working with other officers in the station and the black and white. and now those officers are getting sick with with covid to ensure public safety. some plans for the lapd include eliminating days off, cutting vacation short and potentially asking nearby police agencies to send over officers to as

movie stars are thought to have homes there, including the actress gwyneth paltrow and the los angeles police departmentuv was attempting to turn left onto the famous sunset boulevard when it was involved in a head on collision with a red previous. such was the force of the impact that the suv ended up on top of the toyota prius before rolling back on a porsche which was just behind it at the time. representatives for arnold schwarzenegger have confirmed to the bbc that he was indeed behind the wheel of the suv when this incident occurred. he was unhurt but the driver of the red toyota prius was taken to hospital. she is thought to have suffered head injuries, they are not thought though to be serious. �* ., ., serious. arnold schwarzenegger, former movie _ serious. arnold schwarzenegger, former movie star, _ serious. arnold schwarzenegger, former movie star, former- former movie star, former politician, is he still a very popular big name in la? very much so. he popular big name in la? very much so- he served _ popular big name in la? very much so. he served as _ popular big name in la? very much so. h

and as you say, the los angeles police department says that a total of four vehicles were involved inschwarzenegger's suv was attempting to turn left onto the famous sunset boulevard when it was involved in a head—on collision with a red prius. now, such was the force of the impact that the suv ended up on top of the red prius before rolling back onto a porsche, which was just behind it at the time. now, a representative for arnold schwarzenegger has confirmed to the bbc that he was indeed behind the wheel of the suv when this incident occurred. he was unhurt, but the driver of the red prius was taken to hospital. she is thought to have suffered head injuries. they are not thought, though, to be serious. it may sound like something out of a science fiction movie — but in a uk first, a woman from london has been granted the gift of better sight thanks to a bionic eye. the ground—breaking operation involved inserting a microchip into the patient�*s retina. victoria hollins has been finding out more. here comes the glasses. making the final adjustments for a patient who is virtually blin

the police shooting of a 14-year-old girl in a department store dressing room has sparked outrage and renewed scrutiny of the los angelesapd in a nine-day period last month capping a brutal year of scandals. in their latest podcast episode my next guests dive into the perpetrator and what if any consequences he may face. >> what has happened to officer jones since this killing? >> he was on a leave of absence from january of last year through february of this year. and in that time off he was arguing with twitter activists online. he was defending other fatal shootings by police officers. and he was actually advocating for racist voting i.d. laws. he came back to his station and he was called to respond on this day. since that he's been put on paid administrative leave and that is where he will remain for the foreseeable future earning $173,000 a year and will continue to cash the paychecks. >> geez. >> wow. all right. joining me is rachel and van. welcome to you both. thank you for joining us. rachel, those are startling numbers talking tonight that police officer who shot and killed that 14-year-old goirl in a dressin

we saw increased security outside synagogues, the los angeles police department announced they were steppingt was mirrored around the country. many people saying, here we go again. once again, this community is seemingly being targeted. this is clearly a complicated investigation, and the claims that were being made by this man that were heard on a livestream of this service, a stream that many of this service, a stream that many of the congregation were using as opposed to being inside the synagogue, but they heard his claims in real—time, and some of those claims, those rantings of his, sometimes incoherent, sometimes apologetic, but they related to a jailed terrorist who is serving some 86 years inside prison in texas. and 86 years inside prison in texas. and i auess 86 years inside prison in texas. and i guess there _ 86 years inside prison in texas. and i guess there will be certainly a focus on any trail that investigators might be able, online trail that investigators might be able to pick up on. we have heard from president biden as we sawjust a few moments ago will stop where do you

los angeles police department say no arrests have been made and neither drugs or alcohol were involved ofcom, it must improve its service after some people got their christmas post in the middle ofjanuary. the company said delivery offices had been struggling because of staffing problems created by coronavirus. let's talk to our business correspondent ramzan karmali. one of our producers still hasn't got her christmas present. indie one of our producers still hasn't got her christmas present. we are heafint got her christmas present. we are hearing lots _ got her christmas present. we are hearing lots of— got her christmas present. we are hearing lots of stories _ got her christmas present. we are hearing lots of stories of - got her christmas present. we are hearing lots of stories of people i hearing lots of stories of people waiting. posted in december that still hasn't arrived. royal mail say areas affected are some places in london, manchester, hertfordshire, scotland and wales. they point to the under one variant and coronavirus. the first week of january, 15,000 people were absen

first -- the los angeles police department speaking now. paul carretz and michael

los angeles police department say no arrests have been made and neither drugs nor alcohol were involvedhe tsunami which followed devastated the pacific islands. the united nations say tonga will rely on emergency food supplies for some time to come. aid has been arriving by sea and airfrom time to come. aid has been arriving by sea and air from australia, new zealand, great britain and singapore. earlier, our correspondent in sydney gave us an update on the work in particular the efforts to reconnect an undersea communications cable.— efforts to reconnect an undersea communications cable. well, this undersea communications - communications cable. well, this undersea communications cable, | communications cable. well, this - undersea communications cable, sean, was damaged a week ago during that undersea volcanic eruption and the tsunami waves it triggered. it is among a raft of catastrophic damage to property and infrastructure and, as you say, aid coming in for many many countries led by australia and new zealand. water is a significant issue. water supplies on the tongan archipelago w

first -- the los angeles police department speaking now. let's watch. >> today you're going to hear from honorable councilmember paul carretz and michael moore. you'll also hear from lieutenant john radke from the homicide division and captain sonya monaco. so at this point, i'm going to introduce honorable councilmember paul carretz. >> the tragic murder of brianna kupfer in hancock back is shaken and shocked our community to its core. i want to first address brianna's family. my own daughter is not that much owner than brianna. i can only imagine the heart break and the anguish that her family is feeling. the pain. i want you to know that you have my heartfelt support and my full commitment that i will help with whatever lapd may need until every option to find this vile killer is exhausted. we will find this vicious criminal. we will arrest them and we will get him prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. but we must fight justice for her, fight for justice for her even though nothing will bring her back. our mission and my objective

. >> and josh, the los angeles police department is now monitoring threats to synagogues in l.a.icate that other jurisdictions around the country are on the lookout for this sort of thing as well because there can be copy cats when this sort of thing happens. josh, what can you tell us about that? >> yeah, that is an unfornt reality. i think we'll see more across the nation releasing patrols. l.a. tweeting they're closely monitoring this situation in texas. they say they're working with the feds, increasing patrols around synagogues in l.a. as a precautionary measure. again, there's no indication of any threat here in los angeles, but that is what we would be seeing because authorities have to be on guard against any potential copy cats. they want to have those resources. then i think it's worth pointing out that our heart has to go out to the jewish community right now. i walk around l.a. i walk past a synagogue. this is the faith that requires armed security outside their doors. i don't have armed security outside my church. so they live with the fear of possible attack and vio

afternoon that rapper kanye west better known now as ye is under investigation today by the los angeles police departmenteged criminal battery reports say this happened earlier this morning in downtown l a they say that west got into an argument near this. so how warehouse and apparently push someone it's being reported that this incident is being investigated as a misdemeanor battery. no word yet on how or if this will affect his performance at coachella. that's coming up. in april west was announced as a headliner just yesterday. have some exciting news on this thursday as we take a look at the latest drought monitor, there is no longer the exceptional drought anywhere in california. lot of that red and maroon. he's gone replaced with more oranges and yellows. we're doing better doing better. let's turn now to our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. that's such an improvement, but we're staying dry for a couple more days. so how are we going to do here? >> well, the good news is justine. we're heading in the right direction. this was just a week ago with our drought monitor map. most of us under this tan

dramatic body camera footage from the los angeles police department as frantic family members tried tod unconscious little girl it happened last wednesday. we see a police sergeant radio to say the girl is not conscious, not breathing before slapping her back several times. the little girl is then heard crying. the sergeant has heard saying something came out. the child started breathing again and was taken to the hospital for treatment. and los angeles county lifeguards rescued a dog off the coast of malibu after it swam a third of a mile from shore. the live guard shared video of the rescue here on twitter has happened at nicholas canyon beach. the lifeguards were happy to rescue the dog, but also took the opportunity to remind people that dogs are not allowed on l. a county beaches. all right. it was a nice beach day. today we had temperatures back into the sixties along the coast and in the inland valley 63 in morgan hill. we did have a bunch of fog this morning, especially down towards fremont. pay word san jose kind of slow to burn off. that's why fremont hayward ended up with th

los angeles. the police department announced they were stepping up patrols, and this is something that was mirroredaying, here we go again. once again, this community is seemingly being targeted. this is clearly a complicated investigation and the claims that were being made by this man that were heard on a lifestream of this service that many of the congregation used it as opposed to being inside the synagogue. they heard his claims in real time, and some of those claims, those rantings of his, some time incoherent, related to a jailed terrorist who is serving some 86 years inside of prison in texas.— serving some 86 years inside of prison in texas. the labour leader says borisjohnson has presided over "industrial scale partying" in downing street and renewed his call for the prime minister to resign. sir keir starmer said there was no need to wait for the senior civil servant inquiry into a series of alleged rule—breaking parties. the tory party chairman, oliver dowden, admitted there were failings in number ten, but denied it was a resigning matter for the prime minister. here's our political co

i'm sure the los angeles police department has some information that they are not revealing to the publicre. it should also be mentioned there is a -- >> dana: what do you make of that? you look at that over the course of several years arrested that many times. >> yeah, you know, without having his specific record it is hard to really offer an opinion on what type of crimes he has been committing but clearly he is a career criminal. and given his age with that many arrests and convictions this is a person who will continue to commit crime. his crime is probably escalating, obviously there is no more serious crime than murder, murder of an innocent unarmed person. clearly somebody who shouldn't have been on the street. >> bill: no doubt. i think that's the fundamental question here. he is arguing you give rights to the people who rob the rights of others. what would you say to that father? >> i thought that was so eloquent and really summed up what's wrong with our criminal justice policies in los angeles county. and i think increasingly around the country. we are not focused on victims. w

that read prius, our sister station in los angeles is confirming with police tonight that schwarzenegger was there. he is said to be okay. the los angeles fire department says a woman, though, was taken to a nearby hospital. she was treated for, quote and abrasion to her head. police are investigating the exact cause of this accident. they do not believe the drugs or alcohol were involved. happening tomorrow and memorial service will be held in el for police officer jared bernstein. he was killed in a car accident on i-80 january 9th. >> his 26th birthday bernstein joined the department in february of 2020 colleagues say he was humble. we had a tenacious crime fighting spirit. tomorrow's memorial is not open to the public, but it will be live streamed and we have a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. the fbi has released a final update in the gabby petito case. they say that brian laundry, the 23 year-old man who sparked a a global manhunt last fall after his 22 year-old fiance was found dead did admit to killing gabby petito in his notebook before taking his own life. there were no other details released on that. but coroner's did ruled the death a h

theft task force and a new effort focused just on this problem in los angeles ups got their special agents. we've got local police departments their own enforcement wings, so it's a it's a deep, broad stroke. collaborative you know, we needed effective solution to handle this, and we're reaching out to both federal state county and city law enforcement agencies. union pacific with its own police say they've made arrests, but few results in serious charges and no bail puts people back on the street. the d a will only say they charge when they have evidence, and it's tough to catch people in the act. this portion of the track hidden well below street level. union pacific has already done things on its own better fencing . trespass detection system drones for patrol police law enforcement. technology infrastructure solutions. and criminal justice. all of that combined is what's going to help us. move forward on this issue. this is not a new problem. what is new is the 160% increase in theft from 20 to 21. all the attention. it's now getting we saw memories that never were. because gifts never arrived. we saw experiences that ne

valentina orellana peralta, a 14-year-old girl fatally shot by a los angeles police officer in december while she tried on dresses inside a departmentdressing room. the reverend al sharpton delivered the eulogy, demanding the lapd be held accountable. >> the question is, two days before christmas, would you have gone into a shopping center in beverly hills and started shooting like that? i not consider whether high-end shoppers might be hurt? the fact the value of a life was not considered is disturbing. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by my co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. 20 years ago today, the u.s. began imprisoning muslim men at guantanamo bay in cuba. over the past 20 years, the u.s. has held 779 men at the secretive pron. most were never charged with a crime. many were tortured. held in isolation. shackled. hooded. kicked. threatened with dogs. when prisoners organized hunger strikes to

applaud the sheriff from the los angeles county sheriff's department for seeking federal indictments against these violent gang members for the senseless murder of los angeles policecer arroyos. >> he died and was killed and one of many law enforcement officers who lost their lives. put this on the screen. the most number of officers died in 2021 in the line of duty since 19 -- by firearms up 36%, ambush style attacks 19 officers up 317%. one issues for gascon is that he has refused to apply the enhancements that address the depravity of the crime if you are involved with a gang, etc. he has stripped off -- [inaudible] saying i'm straight to the u.s. attorney. do you think this will help change things, maybe become a trend in california since you are dealing with this increase in crime there? >> well, i hope it becomes a trend. he is strictly under any circumstances has done enhancements or gang enhancements when criminals are out there creating robberies. criminal gang members driving around neighborhoods right now making money through armed robberies. they have zero care for human life. we have to hold these people in charge of our criminal justice system accoun

police would not confirm that. what's the nader was involved in that crash. however, pictures from the scene to show the actor politician at the crash site, the los angeles fire department says a woman was taken to a nearby hospital to be treated for, quote and abrasion to her head. police are investigating the cause of the accident. they do not believe drugs or alcohol were involved. well, the state's largest power company is close to ending its probation, but a judge says that pg and e is a continuing menace to california. the company has been blamed for sparking several wildfires, including the deadliest and most destructive in state history. kron first and foreign is hearing from wildfire victims and has this report. >> u.s. district judge gives a blistering report as make a utility company pg and e is getting out of probation. >> judge william alsup who has been supervising the company says pg n a has failed and while on probation pg and e has said at least 31 wildfires burned nearly one and a half million acres burned. 23,000, 956 structures and killed 113 californians. some of those fire victims and critics of pg and e say the conditions of the probation should h

police would not confirm that schwarzenegger was involved in the crash. but pictures from the scene appeared to show that the actor politician is at the crash site. the los angeles fire department says a woman was taken to a nearby hospital to be treated for, quote and abrasion to her head. police are investigating the exact cause of the accident. they do not believe drugs or alcohol were involved. >> this was a traumatic incident for everyone involved. surviving family. mister carter. for the involved officers who have families to get home to. and for our community. >> san jose police have identified the carjacking suspect killed in a police shootout this week. they now tell us that he'd been carrying a ghost gun and had several warrants out for his arrest. police say robert says carter was shot and killed after he stole a vehicle and then attempted to steal another by holding the driver of the second car at gunpoint. and we did learn more about the attempted car jacking today. kron four's rob nesbitt has details. >> taken from a helicopter above san jose. police say this was a scary moment that robert seth carter tried to steal a person's car in santa clara. >> and pointed th

adams, former police officer, who sued the new york police department for racism, but we will put that aside for a moment. i'm talking to you in los angeles are very active on prison and jail issues in los angeles and you had any victories. explain what is going on and how you fit that into the abolitionist framework. >> of course. we spent almost two decades here in los angeles challenging what was going to be a jail expansion effort that would have been a $3.5 billion jail plant here in los angeles. i did challenge, we were met with little to no attention. for a long time, the county supervisors told us the jail was being built for public safety and as organizing does, challenged and changed many of the elected officials who were sitting on the board. we effectively stopped at those gels from being built. not only do we stop the gels from being built, we created a new model around how these visions, los angeles county, can focus on mental health, focus on things like having our community with green space, access to mental health care, having our community have access to food, housing, jobs. so we have really pushed and challenged both t

police officers in new york and houston. we've had these smash-and-grab looters in department stores in places like los angeles, and a massiveroad yards in los angeles. now, it's true that the crime rate is much lower still than it was back in 1990, but people aren't measuring today's crime from 30 years ago, they're measuring it from what it was a couple of years ago, where their memories are fresh, and it's very much on people's minds. >> sreenivasan: we had a conversation about crime a couple of years ago, but it was very different. >> yeah, i think in politics there's a thermostat, particularly on issues like crime. when crime went way up in the '60slaw and order became a national political issue in the campaigns of richard nixon and george walce. when it persisted, the death penalty came much more popular, if i can use that phrase. therwere three justices in california supreme court thrown off the bench by voters for not being strong enough on the death penalty. bill clinton used to campaign behind what was called "the blue wall of police officers," and as president pushed for a very aconian crime bill that then- senato

los angeles is doing the same. what actually do local police departments do? what is the nypd doing, for example, right here?> based on community relations, you will reach out to the jewish community synagogues and make clear you are giving additional patrols to their areas to their communities. in baltimore, we would put special deployments out specifically when there were incidents of this type in the jewish community. it's not hard for law even forcements to do. >> thank you. we appreciate you staying up to help us as this unfolds. the hostage situation continues right after this break. plus more breaking news, tennis star djokovic trying to get approval, despite not getting a vaccine. the federal court fight over this ongoing right now. i strip on public transit. i strip with the guys. i strip all by myself. breathe right strips open your nose for relief you can feel right away, helping you take in air more easily, day or night. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. >>> a major and an encouraging developmen

police say. shells fell backwards, fracturing her skull when she hit the concrete. the los angeles fire departmentounty usc medical center which had been her original destination. this is where she worked in the emergency department for nearly 40 years. shells died of her injuries three days later. >> we lost an outstanding nurse who dedicated her life to the vulnerable population that we serve. >> reporter: police arrested 48-year-old kerry bell found sleeping not far from the crime scene. bell is charged with one count of murder. cnn has not been able to confirm if bell has representation. lapd chief michael moore says the murders are tied to the nation's failure to address the needs of homeless people. >> these lives are speaking to mental health, substance abuse, housing and ensuring that people who are a danger to the public are not allowed to remain on our city streets. >> reporter: cnn affiliate kcal cbs reports smith was recognized in a pasadena restaurant when smith entered to use their bathroom. after he left, one of the workers called police and that is when across the street at a bus s

police department. >> katie: watch him on prime time. >> jesse: they need help. >> katie: they do. yesterday there was a plane crash in los angeles.o. [train horn] >> katie: the officers rushed in to pull the pilot out of the plane and within seconds the metro link train ran over the plane, luckily the pilot was taken to the hospital, is now in stable condition with injuries that could have been so much worse. thank god for those officers jumping n the nick of time to save him. >> jesse: lapd to the rescue. >> greg: incredible. >> jesse: we have to give them props when they do good stuff like that. and that's what we do on "the five." greg, where is your fish? >> greg: relaxing a lot of people said he looked lonely. i was told he cannot be around other fish. like me i eat it. i cannibalize other panelists. he has to be alone apparently. >> jesse: we miss him. and want to see more of america's fish. >> greg: abe about will be back better than every ever. he was going to host "special report." >> jesse: don't forget to feed him. "special report" is up next. >> bret: i welcome the fish. jesse, congratulations. now you are going to te

los angeles county and avoid this issue altogether. anderson. >> nick watt, i appreciate it. thank you. >>> officer wilbert mora, the second new york police departmentng to a domestic incident in harlem last week died today. officers mora and rivera were both shot and killed after a suspected gunman opened fire in a harlem apartment. the suspect tried to run away but was confronted and shot by a third officer who was on the scene. both men were just two of five new york police department officers who have been shot in the first month of 2022. we'll be right back. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a painful, blistering rash that could interrupt your life for weeks. forget social events and weekend getaways. if you've had chickenpox, the virus that causes shingles is already inside of you. if you

contact with the san francisco police department and we'll bring you more information as soon as it comes into our newsroom. >> continue fees at the ports of long beach and los angeles have once again been delayed. the fees on companies whose import containers have been lingering of marine terminals are now expected to take effect on friday. this is now the 11th time. those fees have been delayed. both ports are the country's busiest, the ports recently reported a 55% drop in the number of aging cargo on the dock since those fees were originally announced back in october. the goal of the fees is to reduce a backlog of ships. experts say that water levels continue to fluctuate today along the california coast after that massive volcanic eruption in tonga, but also on the warnings have been lifted after 2 to 3 foot swells reach the california shores yesterday across the golden state. the hardest hit areas, war along the santa cruz which saw some coastal flooding. san francisco fire crews had to rescue 2 people who were pulled out to sea by a powerful rip current. just one day before saturday's massive volcanic eruption. the location was already erupting in togo. you c

in fact, according to the papers out in los angeles, apparently this guy was in a restroom of a restaurant and somebody recognized him from police departmentculating. they called the cops and he was taken into custody at a bus bench nearby in pasadena. i hope the person who dropped the dime on this guy and got the cops there does get the $250,000 reward that was put out there. but, nonetheless, you know, we have been talking for a long time about how a lot of these people in positions of authority, particularly d.a.s kind of look the other way, no consequence for crime. a statement from the l.a. county d.a. george gascon's office yesterday was it is tragic and heart-breaking that brianna kupfer was murdered while she worked. it is a tremendous loss for her family and friends, the community and los angeles county. we are working with lapd and will review the case as soon as as it is presented to us. and, ainsley, the sad thing about this story is the randomness to it. but, also, when you think about it she wasn't supposed to be working that day. she was off but wound up working because she wanted to cover for somebody. she was going to take