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this is an after action critical incident review, which we did in the past in san bernardino, which was did at the pulse nightclub -- done at the pulse nightclub. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> c-span's washington journal. every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, utah republican senator mike leap talks about his new book which are views about adding seats to the supreme court. then john larson discusses this week's votes on gun violence legislation and the january 6 committee hearings that begin tomorrow. watch washington journal live at 7:30 eastern on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> after months of closed-door investigations, the house january 6 committee is said to go public. -- set to go public. they talk about what transpired and why during the assault on the u.s. capitol. watch live on c-span, on c-span now, or anytime online on c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered v

han obligado evacuaciones obligatorias en san bernardino donde las llamas se han contenido en un cincona por parte de la reserva federal el Índice que recopila las 500 empresas mÁs grandes de estados unidos reportÓ una caÍda de un 20%. el desplome afectÓ el valor de las dictÓ divisas. como hemos venido informando la inflaciÓn en estados unidos es la peor en 40 aÑos. miren ustedes nada mÁs. ahÍ tiene los alimentos. veremos en quÉ termina todo esto. algunos pacientes han tenido problemas respiratorios y han visitado a personas enfermas con distintos virus. galo: evite resfriarse porque han detectado que los virus respiratorios actÚan de una manera inusual en los hospitales se registran personas contagiadas hasta con siete virus al mismo tiempo. en algunos casos tienden a agravar la salud del paciente. >> el problema principal es que no tenemos tanta memoria y tanta defensa. los virus siguen mutando y nuestra memoria simplemente no estÁ al dÍa. los virus ha llegado a combinarse en un mismo paciente, los cambios del comportamiento de los virus son un misterio, los mÉdicos se replantean rut

few months ago that the world witnessed the hatching of big bear's newest baby eagle inside the san bernardinonal forest. >> now she's just about all grown up. where has time gone? spreading her wings and taking to the skies for the very first time, but experts say the eaglet will soon be back. >> ah. like many 20-year-olds after college. spirit is expected to return to the nest in a few days to eat, sleep, and hang out with her parents, possibly ask for a loan, learning from their behaviors. >> at the very least, you got to stay on the parents' insurance plan there. yeah? >> until the eagle is 26. in the meantime, here's a live look at their nest. >> i can't tell if they're sleeping or awake. i think their back's turned to us, though. >> i know. >> shade. >>> finally, proof that even the king of the jungle could have a bad hair day. >> this male lion at a zoo in southwest china has been creating quite the buzz for his unusual hairstyle with some even claiming the zoo purposefully gave the lion a bad mullet -- which, by the way, there's no such thing -- in the style of joe exotic. i love the m

uno de ellos ya estÁ prÁcticamente controlado con el 99 % de contenciÓn, pero este incendio en san bernardinonzado a controlar el incendio y han logrado controlarlo en 35 %, pero se enfrentan a los retos de la sequÍa en una zona montaÑosa que no se ha quemado en unos 20 aÑos. las autoridades evacuaron a unas 30 personas de la zona y por fortuna no se han reportado estructuras daÑadas. en san diego, muy cerca de la frontera, este incendio ha consumido 577 acres. cinco personas fueron rescatadas cerca del fuego y dos trasladadas al hospital. los bomberos han contenido este incendio en 15 %. en el norte de california, el incendio rancho, los bomberos han contenido las llamas de un 30 % luego que arrasaran con 700. los nÚmeros esperan seguir avanzando en sus esfuerzos ahora que las temperaturas estÁn un poco mÁs bajas. aylen: a tomar precauciones. un joven promesa del fÚtbol perdiÓ la vida en el sur de florida tras un incidente familiar con arma de fuego. los directivos del equipo y sus compaÑeros de equipo estÁn conmocionados por la pÉrdida. reportero: un joven futbolista de 15 aÑos muriÓ luego

tambiÉn en san bernardino y en san diego. los tres incendios hay orden de evacuaciÓn.ias del paÍs. nuestra colega nos tiene toda la informaciÓn. alexandra, parece una pesadilla que nunca acaba. >> efectivamente. buenos dÍas. primero hablÁbamos de la leche de fÓrmula y ahora de los tampones. principales fabricante reconocieron la escasez confirmando las quejas que han estado circulando las redes sociales en las Últimas semanas. la escasez parece provenir de la falta de materiales clave como el algodÓn y plÁstico que han tenido una gran demanda desde el inicio de la pandemia. la guerra en ucrania ha dificultado mÁs el suministro. tanto ese paÍs como rusia son grandes exportadores de fertilizantes que se utilizan para cultivar el algodÓn. en casa la sequÍa en texas tampoco ha ayudado. han dicho que esta escasez se debe al aumento de las ventas gracias a la campaÑa publicitaria con la comediante, pero por supuesto no explica por quÉ tambiÉn es difÍcil conseguir productos de otras marcas. esta situaciÓn se le agrega el coste de los tampones. mÁs que un producto de necesidad

cinco estados, en california y cinco incendios forestales activos, tambiÉn el fuego chip cree en san bernardinon tratando de controlar un fuego donde se rescataron a tres personas con vida durante la madrugada. ya este fuego ha consumido mÁs de 700 acres. aviones cisterna estÁn tratando de apagar el fuego. vamos al norte del estado, california, donde otro incendio en el condado de texama, las llamas ya destruyeron allÍ 14 estructuras, los bomberos dicen que la ola de calor y la sequÍa son los principales factores de estos fuegos, sin embargo temen los meteorÓlogos han dicho que este calor peligroso se extiende desde el medio oeste hasta el sureste del paÍs, y desde esta madrugada del martes mÁs de 110 millones de personas en el sur y centro de estados unidos estÁn bajo la alerta de temperaturas nunca antes registradas como en minnesota y en milwaukee, donde los niÑos no fueron a clases porque los salones no tienen aire acondicionado. este es mi reporte desde los Ángeles. carolina: estarÍan tocando puerta por puerta en partes de california porque son evacuaciones obligatorias. el parque nacional

so the same rate that applies to san bernardino applies to san francisco. it's difficult to leverage those when the facilities see they're doing the cost of business is much higher than san bernardino. i think the specific d.a.s. budget and dignity fund is also something we can follow up on with the dignity fund, it provides a small amount. it's not the systems level. it's not getting at the systems level that you're talking about, supervisor mar. and we appreciate that you have brought that issue in the housing report to look comprehensively at what our city needs to do to age in place and stay in the city. >> supervisor mar: yeah. thank you. i just wanted to note for my colleagues there was a proposal that was submitted from the community for an affordable pilot project residential care facility for the elderly. it's like affordable board and care home project and it included $1.7 million for an acquisition and then, yeah, it looks like $450,000 for an operating subsidy for the first two years, so one project could consume a huge portion of the budget. >>

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they did one after the attack on the government facility in san bernardino, california, in 1985.ulse nightclub shooting in orlando and a similar kind of study after the las vegas shooting of the man who shot down on the concert from his hotel room. in each case, the justice department has gotten support from an outside police group that used to be called the police foundation. that will be conducting this review. the important thing about this is the justice department will be taking its time. these things take months. sometimes up to a year or more. but they will be able to be very comprehensive. they will talk to everybody that was involved. they will also make recommendations. it won't be just a whose fault was this. he is just about to speak right now. the justice department in this conference room, he has other officials there with him. >> let's go to merrick garland now. he is starting to talk. >> two weeks ago, at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, an unspeakable act of mass violence took the lives of 19 children and two of their teachers. i know i speak for all of u

. >> all right >> all right, daniel is a student in san bernardino, california. good morning daniel. daniel, are you there? go ahead, daniel. >> okay, so, i thank you miss heard, me my name is dennis. but i have been through, i wasn't in the classroom but my elementary school, in six, great went through a shooting. ever since flynn, they've done things like when you try to get into the front office there is a color camera and stuff like that. you have to wait for the door to open and it's locked. one entry and multiple exits will be good. i used to live in a reality, not a reality, but a mindset where i thought that lightning could never strike twice. because once you've been in a shooting i felt like it could never happen again. but we're starting to go into an era where you can go through multiple shootings in your lifetime, and it can happen. >> daniel, how old are you? >> 16. >> so, you're in high school now? >> yeah. >> what was that shooting in your elementary school? what was that incident about? >> it was basically about, it was a domestic violence case a

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high-rise. 25 fire engines were called out to help fight this fire in a six-story building in san bernardino county. the fire started on the fourth floor of that building. that's actually used for county code enforcement. thankfully no one was injured. the cause is still under investigation. >>> turning to the war in ukraine. with peace talks stalled, negotiators are asking for more weapons. things have slowed to a weekly check, and there is no talk being made on those peace talks. the suction calling on the u.s. and nato allies to provide long range artillery, and radar to counter russia's missiles and rockets. president biden announced another billion dollars in weapons for kyiv. >>> actor ben stiller was spotted in lviv ukraine today. he is a good will ambassador, according to a social media post. stiller traveled to poland and then visited the ukrainian border to meet with the refugees there. he said he wants to share refugee stories and amplify calls for solidarity. angelina jolie and bono have also made stops. >>> wildfire season is now all year long in california, but the golden state

en el departamento y santana tenía unos meses aunque sirvió por varios años de la policía de san bernardino da mucha tristeza porque dejaron a su familia a sus hijos a su madre más que nada. todo eso me conmueve me da mucha tristeza >> este es un día de luto tanto para el departamento de policía como para la comunidad en general se lamenta mucho la pérdida de estos dos hombres. regreso contigo >> gracias por tu reporte desde allá. nuestro pésame a las familias. una joven madre de apenas 20 años fue asesinada anoche en nueva york mientras paseaba su bebé de tres meses en un coche, en (nombre extranjero) de manhattan un hombre que vestía una sudadera negra con capucha se acercó por detrás le dispara la cabeza y luego huyó a pie. la mujer quedó mal herida y fue llevado al hospital llegó al hospital pero no pudieron hacer nada, el bebé está sano y salvo en el caso de nueva york eric adán dijo que este crimen es un problema nacional que está afectando a las familias de todo el país. hay más detalles de esta tragedia esta tarde con nuestro compañero julio vaqueiro. del accidente de un tren (nombr

uno en san bernardino, que se encuentra en el bosque nacional a Ángeles.ar un fuego fuera de control, donde se rescataron a 3 personas con vida durante la madrugada. ya este fuego ha consumido mÁs de 700 acres. aviones cisternas estÁn tratando de apagar el fuego. en el norte del estado, a quiencalifornia, otro incendio en el condado de esta jama. las llamas ya destruirÁ allÍ 14 estructuras. los bomberos dicen que la ola de calor y la sequÍa son los principales factores de estos fuegos. sin embargo, tambiÉn los meteorÓlogos han dicho que este calor peligroso se extiende desde el medio oeste hasta el sureste del paÍs. y desde esta madrugada de martes mÁs de 110 millones de personas en el sur y centro de estados unidos, es tan bajo la alerta de temperaturas nunca antes registradas. por ejemplo, en minnesota y en milwaukee, donde los niÑos no fueron a clases porque los salones no tienen aire acondicionado. esta en mi reportes de los Ángeles. carolina: estarÍan tocando puerta por puerta en partes de california, porque son evacuaciones obligatorias. gracias. mie

in southern california, mandatory evacuations have been ordered after a wildfire exploded in san bernardinonty. near triple-digit temperatures and heavy winds have been fueling those flames. it's already burned about 1,000 acres and more than 200 firefighters were on the front lines overnight. in arizona, a wildfire near flagstaff has forced evacuations. a suspect has been arrested. a dangerous heat is expected to spread from the southwest all the way to the carolinas today. we'll have the full forecast in just a moment. >>> to your money and stocks overnight falling as a new workweek brings new concern about inflation, rising interes rates, and more worries on wall street. this morning, a top economist warns america's inflation crisis is about to get worse before it gets better. >> i think you've got to be very modest about what we know about this inflation process. and i fear that it's still going to get worse. we may well get to 9% at this rate. >> reporter: the federal reserve is expected to raise key interest rates by a half point wednesday in an effort to cool spending enough to curb

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tickle ramirez of planned parenthood in orange and san bernardino county says after last september when the texas heartbeat act took effect, which bans abortion after the detection of a fetal heartbeat out of state abortions, increased by 400%. >> now they're bracing for an even greater influx of patients from states that impose stringent abortion laws are banned it altogether because arizona has a 15 week ban currently and could potentially outright ban abortion. we anticipate people be driving in from arizona and california to get that care. >> president biden called on congress to take action. and i spoke with our political analyst michael yaki. if there's any chance of a bipartisan support in the senate to protect abortion rights. >> not to stir a. and this is this point. i really what? whole. this whole action. this decision is the culmination, a very concerted effort by fundamentalists right wing part other republican party since making 8 since the election of ronald reagan to take control of the supreme court and eventually overturn roe v wade, which has happened 3, not just not

in the recent massacres in buffalo, texas, and tulsa, just as they were in parkland, new town, san bernardino, orlando, las vegas and so many other mass shootings. these weapons have no place in our communities. no civilian needs, an assault rifle, and the 2nd amendment does not protect the right to own a weapon of war. it's time that we banned assault rifles from our streets, from our communities, from our homes. but if we are going to truly address the gun crisis, we need to be honest about why our country has failed to act sooner. the truth is, the gun industry is making billions of dollars, selling the weapons that are killing our children. and they are fighting tooth and nail to keep doing it. that is why i have launched an investigation into 5 leading gun manufacturers that sell assault weapons used in mass shootings. we need to know why these communities are marketing, military weapons to civilians and how much they are profiting from the death of our children. of course, mass shootings are just one part of this crisis. we can't forget that gun violence is a steady drumbeat. in so many

las autoridades los oficiales abatidos tenía más de 20 años y santana el agente del alguacil de san bernardinohicieron presente por su parte, patrullas de la policía también salieron en caravana desde la estación recorrieron varias calles en compañía de familiares y amigos >>> funcionarios de california acordaron pagar 51 millones de dólares para resolver las demandas contra el estado derivada de un tiroteo en un hogar para veteranos al norte del estado el 9 de marzo un exagente tomó como rehenes a tres empleados de salud le disparó mortalmente y luego se quitó la vida el estado pagará a los familiares y a la directora >>> la policía tiene bajo su custodia el sospechoso del tiroteo mortal reportado el lunes por la mañana el crimen ocurrió sobre la cuadra 27.000 el sospechoso fue identificado como velázquez quien ahora enfrenta cargos por homicidio el hecho sigue siendo investigado por la policía >>> las autoridades de san josé denegaron el permiso para instalar un letrero digital cerca del aeropuerto internacional de esta ciudad la compañía proponía colocarlo sobre la 800 pero no lo considerar

according to san bernardino county fire, the curious puppies found their way into the den last week.y were trying to lure the tortoise out with a watermelon but it said no. eventually, crews dug out the pups and reunited them with their families. oscar the tortoise? julian: wild story, so many layers. kumasi: he did not want the watermelon. lisa: did you ever see the tortoise? i was busy and never saw it. kumasi: no, but we will try again. lisa: typical july-like weather pattern. temperatures extreme from the host to our inland valleys. we have had mist and drizzle along the shoreline. right now, it is 58 in beaumont, deck of clouds growing. as a spends into a, we have a pleasant day today, but not making its way inland month so that means another day in the 90's. another look at the golden gate, sought in with the fog. miles and the coast, limited son with today. there pattern wednesday. big question, will it last for the holiday weekend? friday is a july 1 and the short answer is yes. we will receive below-average weather this weekend but 90's into tomorrow. 7070 by not too hard to

hot and dry weather fueling this brush fire in san bernardino county, california.t the same time, millions from the northern plains and the mid-atlantic are monitoring severe storms. these images are from richmond, virginia. let's get straight to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, linsey. those storms will be getting to the northeast later on tonight but the heat is expanding as well. we had records fall in austin and amarillo, up and over 100 degrees measured in the shade without humidity. look at what the numbers will be tomorrow. with humidity, heat indices will get to 109, that is dangerous stuff. kansas city, the same thing and on the northern fringe of those damaging wind, large hail and maybe tornadoes with storms from chicago to pittsburgh. meanwhile, in the southwest we continue that hot, dry windy conditions. up to 45 miles per hour the winds will be. north of flagstaff, a new fire burning there. these warnings will persist midweek. linsey. >> some dangerous combinations there. rob, thank you. >>> tonight the navy is prepa

tickle ramirez of planned parenthood in orange and san bernardino county says after last september when the texas heartbeat act took effect, which bans abortion after the detection of a fetal heartbeat out of state abortions, increased by 400%. >> now they're bracing for an even greater influx of patients from states that impose stringent abortion laws or ban it altogether because arizona has a 15 week ban currently and could potentially outright ban abortion. we anticipate people be driving in from arizona and california to get that care. >> it was a total shock factor among so many people that we spoke with earlier today and rallies happening across southern california, including right here in redlands. you can see just how many people showed up dozens, what their signs here in redlands. i'm shelby nelson's. >> well, following this, roe v wade reversal on friday, the president called on congress to take action this morning we asked our political analyst michael yaki if there was any chance of a bipartisan effort in the senate to protect abortion rights. >> not to stir a. and this is t

so here's a question from my colleagues at the san bernardino zoo, "is it true that koalas can catchamydia?" sadly, yepperdoodle. in some parts of australia, 90% of the koala population has chlamydia. it's been a long time since they've had a "g'day" in their furry little vaj-emites. [ laughter ] so why is this venereal disease so prevalent among koalas? it's because koalas have two thumbs on each hand. and as a result, it's nearly impossible for them to put on a condom. koalas might look cute, but in reality they're thirsty little -- who raw dog each other in eucalyptus trees. trust me i'm dr. sean! and one more thing, it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week, whether they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] >> today is the day the celebrate dad. and the best present you can give him is probably just being together. >> i went to my reunion, there was [ bleep ] a lot of friends. >> president citizen he's [ bleep ] fine after [ bleep ] hard. >> i've been staying inside. i [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> arnold schwarzenegger w

so the same rate that applies to san bernardino applies to san francisco.iness is much higher than san bernardino. i think the specific d.a.s. budget and dignity fund is also something we can follow up on with the dignity fund, it provides a small amount. it's not the systems level. it's not getting at the systems level that you're talking about, supervisor mar. and we appreciate that you have brought that issue in the housing report to look comprehensively at what our city needs to do to age in place and stay in the city. >> supervisor mar: yeah. thank you. i just wanted to note for my colleagues there was a proposal that was submitted from the community for an affordable pilot project residential care facility for the elderly. it's like affordable board and care home project and it included $1.7 million for an acquisition and then, yeah, it looks like $450,000 for an operating subsidy for the first two years, so one project could consume a huge portion of the budget. >> i just wanted to add, we need to be able to provide clearly what the dignity fund can

host: mike is calling in from san bernardino california. caller: thank you. my question is on fennel -- fentanyl. i know there's a lot of money being made on sales but do you think there is a more sinister motive for introducing it into our country? also how widespread is it? is it worldwide? host: do you think there's a more sinister motive? caller: it did come from china. sam: i would say i haven't done reporting on the question you are asking, but it is absolutely a valid one. i may try to do some reporting on that if i can, maybe after the paperback version of this book comes out in november because i think it's an important issue. i believe from anecdotally, speaking with people on the border, that there are signs in the cartel world in mexico that say we make fentanyl for the gringos and anyone selling fentanyl to mexicans will be killed. not sure how widespread that is either. but you have to view it, fentanyl and carfentanil, which is 110,000 times worse, as almost weapons of mass destruction. i frequently view what we are going through right now, it'

. >> those flames are moving towards a small town in san bernardino county.o is at the scene with the latest force this morning. >> reporter: we are along the highway 148. this is our view of the fire right now. you can the orange low scattered throughout the mountains. the pockets of flame continued to burn. he remains quite active overnight. this just came into our newsroom. as of late sunday, the fire had already scorched 999 acres. it has 5% containment. officials say that battling the blaze is especially challenging because of the dense vegetation and steep terrain as well as the wind they have had to deal with. there is an evacuation center at the high school. those with small animals you can drop them off at the annual bull -- animal shelter. they have also opened up their area for larger livestock that can be dropped off. the fire right now is under investigation. we will send it back to you in the studio. >> we are tracking the conditions there overnight. it makes us nervous because we are in the same boat up here. >> reporter: the big concern, the w

as it gets closer to those homes, flames moving towards the small town of wrightwood in san bernardinoounty. the fire started saturday night and quickly has exploded in size. at last check it is 990 acres that is burning. >>> turning to meteorologist vianey arana who has been tracking conditions . our firefighters getting any relief? >> the wind is expected to pick up. anytime we see the wind pick up, that is a big concern. right now the winds are light at about three miles per hour. into the afternoon that will change. the temperatures are going to warm up quickly. by 11:00, 12:00, we will bump up to the 80s as well as some of the higher elevation areas. just to give you an idea of the hour by hour outlook. right here the warmer temps bump up to the 80s, increase the gusty winds from the west and that really dries out conditions. it is going to be tough going into this afternoon. temperatures only expected to get warmer through the middle of the week. we will definitely keep a very close eye on that. san francisco looking to full. i will have a closer look coming up. >>> we have a clo

you have a better chance of being murdered in republican-led california cities like fresno or san bernardino then you do l.a. or l.a. county. now, l.a. is for sheriffs and i believe in community policing which means more police walking the streets and building relationships and being paid well and also being accountable, but if you want to fix crime, we have to address the root causes through simple things. increase funding for mental health services, street lighting, cleaning vacant lots, those are things that actually produce crime that i think can go and help communities like west hollywood. >> dagen: i can say in new york city we did that in new york city and almost $1 billion disappeared and overseeing my mayor appear there was a defining movement and crime spiked. what say you? in hollywood telling the residents there might prepared to be robbed if you go out at night. >> yeah, no, this is very obvious. there was only one thing that changed in this country over the last couple of years. and this was the election of all of these district attorneys and prosecutors soros funded, by the wa

they did it after the san bernardino attack and after the pulse shooting and here is how it works. this is lead by the u.s. doj with the support of subject matter experts. so these are members of the fbi for example or police chiefs, sheriffs and what they do is they interview witnesses. they look at the training, the policies, the procedures and the goal here for the u.s. doj is to prepare a report of best practices and also, learnings. so that they can share those with first responders, so that first responders are more prepared for the next active shooter event. but again, don, the key here is this is not a criminal investigation. they're not looking for criminality here. >> yeah, the texas legislature is kicking off their own investigation into the massacre. what can we expect at their fact-finding mission starts tomorrow morning? >> reporter: you know, this will be interesting because most of what will happen tomorrow will be in executive session, which means it happens in secret. it happens behind closed doors. what we do know and what we've learned is that more than one memb

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friday, the fighter jet known as the super hornet crashed in the mojave desert in san bernardino countythe plane and pilot were based at the naval air station in california. it's not clear what caused the crash. the name of the pilot hasn't been released. >>> san jose police arrested a school library aide accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. this is the suspect. brown worked at the middle school. the victim reported the crime to her parents last week. >> the charge alone is obviously heinous in nature. ovg them information from o en a library, were to do something like this is very serious. >> brown is booked into the santa clara county jail on one count of a lewd act on a minor. >>> a former air force sergeant has been sentenced in the murder of a federal officer. steve caria will spend 41 years in prison after pleading guilty for shooting officer underwood in may of 2020. underwood was standing guard outside the oakland federal building during protests against police brutality. caria admitted to plotting violence against law enforcement against the boogaloo movement, an

tickle ramirez of planned parenthood in orange and san bernardino county says after last september whenas heartbeat act took effect, which bans abortion after the detection of a fetal heartbeat out of state abortions, increased by 400%. >> now they're bracing for an even greater influx of patients from states that impose stringent abortion laws or ban it altogether because arizona had the 15 week ban currently and could potentially outright ban abortion. we anticipate people be driving in from arizona and california to get that care. >> it was a total shock factor among so many people that we spoke with earlier today and rallies happening across southern california, including right here in redlands. you can see just how many people showed up dozens, what their signs here in redlands. nelson, reporting for us to judge in new orleans has temporarily blocked the enforcement of louisiana's trigger law ban on abortion. >> providers in the state had stopped performing abortions immediately following friday's supreme court. roe v worried reversal with this legal challenge. the procedures are r

tickle ramirez of planned parenthood in orange and san bernardino county says after last september when the texas heartbeat act took effect, which bans abortion after the detection of a fetal heartbeat out of state abortions, increased by 400%. >> now they're bracing for an even greater influx of patients from states that impose stringent abortion laws are banned it altogether because arizona has a 15 week ban currently and could potentially outright ban abortion. we anticipate people be driving in from arizona and california to get that care. >> it was a total shock factor among so many people that we spoke with earlier today and rallies happening across southern california, including right here in redlands. you can see just how many people showed up dozens. but there are signs here in redlands. i'm shelby nelson's. >> well, after the supreme court overturn roe v wade on friday, president biden called on congress to take action. this morning we asked our political analyst michael yaki if there was any chance, a bipartisan effort in the senate to protect abortion rights. >> not to stir

such as in the 2015 shooting in san bernardino. federal review praised law enforcement's handling of that terrorist attack there, noting in spite of the first officers on the scene being underarmed and without body armor, they channeled their training to immediately run into danger to save lives. and that "many of the decisions made by organizational leaders and steps taken by responders to prepare for and recover can set an example for other organizations." that does not seem to be an example taken by officers in uvalde, texas, despite having been trained in this. and now that community mourns, left to wonder what if police had acted sooner. >> had they gone in sooner and somebody would have taken immediate action, we might have more of those children here today, including my daughter. >> it does sound as though the police in tulsa responded immediately. >>> coming up next, why does this white house seem to be struggling to keep its head above water? stay with us.. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with

from uvalde, tulsa, and he will pass a, to parkland, san bernardino and sandy hook, it is the weaponor many of the killers. the los angeles police department demonstrates an ar-stila ar-style rifle for us. >> you have a 16 inch to 20 inch barrel, you have a stock that is shouldered, you would be accurate at farther distances as opposed to a pistol. >> reporter: not to mention like some other weapons, it can fire a bullet with enough power to pierce soft body armor. something this sergeant knows firsthand. he took assault weapons fire during the now infamous 1997 north hollywood shoot-out where two bank robbers wearing body armor fired on police for nearly an hour, injuring eight people and 12 officers. >> you are being hit with pieces of the vehicles we were hiding behind, asphalt, rate diator fl. >> reporter: and that prompted them to change policy. firepower from weapons is studied inside a ballistics lab at wayne state university where researchering simulate the bullet's impact on a human body. >> it is meant to represent soft tissues. >> reporter: watch as they fire at 1,000 feet