unpleasant memories white angels what is it?he police in general, well, as they introduced themselves, this is a type of military police. and they were looking for children came for the first time before i was sitting in the basement. well, they showed my grandfather my photo, the girl began to stand up for me. and even my friends started to turn out to be in these military ukraines, they said, like, uh, your mother killed russia, we should withdraw germany there. she was sitting when they told me all this for me , swearing at them a lot. well, on these whites a lot of people cursed cursing. well, they said, we will still come. a week later they came to pick me up. they saw me and asked my name. in vain. i said my name , they also showed me my photo , there some person asked them to find me, like, help me find her, i need to take her out and that's it. the rest of the market is a little girl. well somewhere like that four years old, somewhere like that, parents hid. they threw the girl into the car, and the parents stand and do

the military whites hid me, the angel came out.ay, like some kind of quiz. well, we believed, i went out and then the auchki saw me and let me show the video to my grandfather, like, how they take the children out, how good everything is. although this is understandable, what is not true? grandfather began to persuade me, they said, if the girl does not agree, then it is through the knee. he was threatened like that, right? well, they didn't care . i had to be taken out. they were looking for the list. so i sat there in the basement until the last until the second until april 1. then an important time they came in and pulled us out, you call this organization of these men, yes , which you were looking for white angels. how did you know what their name is, what is it organization? is that what it's called? well, firstly, what is very when we had the internet, they wrote them and told them in the news on the internet. and when they arrived it was written white on the car. well, i beat them well, in principle, that's how they understo

house, but when you arrive you make arguments, and so, recently, we and the crew of the bakhmut white angell. well, she was. well, almost since the last evacuations of the yar direction, that is, since the time of the yar, we have been lying to the girl, brought her toys, humanitarian aid, and we just talk to her. and we say, well what do you want to go back to the time of the yar, she looks at us, it seems like no-no to me, even though it is located on the territory of donetsk region. that is, uh, well, relatively, uh, in terms of relative safety, but uh, the situation is not like that in the time of the yar which now well, it’s just quite destroyed by the cities, sometimes it reminds me of bakhmut, that is, there are parts of the city that are generally unfit for life, sir, actually, you already mentioned it, i just wanted to ask you about it, people are evacuated according to programs or about - some kind of private agreements, one way or another, they will be far from home, closer, but watching yesterday, here is a fresh video from bahmut. and you mentioned now that there is a chance th

the military whites hid me, the angel came out.e will be taken away, like some kind of quiz. well, we believed, i went out and then the auchki saw me and let me show the video to my grandfather, like how they take the children out, how good everything is. although this is understandable. that this is not true. grandpa started they told me to persuade me, if the girl does not agree, then i will knock him over the knee. he was threatened like that, right? well, they didn't care . i had to be taken out. they searched precisely for the humanitarian lists in the basement sat until the last until the second until april 1st. then an important time they came in and pulled us out, you call this organization like men, yes , which you were looking for white angels. but how did you know that they were called that, that this organization? is that what it's called? well, first of all, what is very when we had internet they wrote them told in the news on the internet. and when they arrived it was written on the car white, well, brilliant. so, wel

under shelling , we will work with pavel dyachenko, one of the members of the police crew, the white angelwho actually does this and is already with we are mr. pavlo in the wind, because it is not pavlo, we congratulate you, i congratulate you, actually, where is the evacuation taking place and what are its successes, uh, as for the donetsk region , it continues along the entire front line, well conditionally let's call it so where the front line, many populated areas are suffering from enemy shelling, and cities and small forces , that is, the infrastructure is being destroyed, houses are being destroyed, unfortunately, the police are recording the injuries and deaths of civilians, and therefore the evacuation is going strong, and it is possible to separate the turkish community there now, the evacuation of families with children continues. well, if you say so in three weeks, more than 30 children have already been evacuated. we are not taking into account the parents. well, you can say that only children, yes, and adults. where there is even more evacuation and somewhere such front point

well, how long can you sit there, uh , the white guys say, angel, police, volunteers representativestely, they do not often make decisions on evacuation, it is very slow, it has been happening for the past week , the previous week. we managed to evacuate 11 people this week. boy yes, if i'm not mistaken, 12 years old, have they already found him, unfortunately, we are looking for uh, the search continues uh, well, i have already talked about it many times, i hope that he is still alive, although, to be honest, uh, the more time passes, the less chances that the child really lived, but that well, we have a full-scale invasion, people, we ca n't take out their power, the people of silom, they make decisions , they are adults, but i would like them to also take responsibility for their lives and well , unfortunately, when the front line is very close, then the argument about the fact that here is my land here is mine the house and if i stay here, it seems to people that the house will then all survive , it's such an illusion, in fact. thank you mr. vitaly for the conversation and for wh

thank you, pavlo pavlo dyachenko, one of the members of the police crew, a white angel was in touch with us. this is the ukrainian donetsk region, and it's time for us to pass the word on the news. i now congratulate our colleague khrystyna parubiy and invite you to speak. i will tell you about the most relevant at the moment. in a moment , eight o'clock is the time to find out what is happening in ukraine and the world at this time . khrystyna parubiy works in the studio. ukraine will continue to fulfill all its international obligations regarding the grain initiative and a ship with grain that left the port of odesa confirmed this, the chairman of the public council reported about serhiy bratchuk, according to him, a new grain corridor can be formed without russia, which he said the day before in the odesa lighthouse. goodbye , the month is already approaching the bosphorus - civilian vessels could not navigate the black sea routes at the risk of running into pirate terrorist activities of the russian federation, and now we have done what seemed impossible even for some of our partners

the information from the white angels is true. we took all the children out of the city.t the same time, seven infectious diseases are monitoring the situation . the topic is for what you just said in order to prevent the return of children and people to the city. that the equipment to hell is unreasonable. thank you. i would really like your experience in evacuating ukrainian children from a hot spot to be adopted by others. thank you. on the espresso tv channel and in a moment khrystyna parubiy appears on the screens khrystyna congratulations and you have a word congratulations colleague well, i will talk about something more irrelevant at this time in a moment wait for eight in the morning on the clock it's time to find out what is happening in ukraine and the world at this time khrystyna is working in the studio the night terror of dnipropetrovsk region was fired upon by the russians

fire systems and another drone of the aggressor, evacuation under aimed fire the russians, the white angelsook seven people and four pets out of the ugledar in donetsk region, upon entering the city, an enemy drone spotted a police car, a muscovite artillery gunner hit the place where they were gathering locals fortunately, no one was hurt, people were transported to a safer place, vugledar, the russians attack constantly in the city , there are no communications, civilians live in basements. just a few days ago, a fire broke out in the front-line village of petropavlivka, kupyan district, a private residential building caught fire under the threat of repeated shelling, firefighters extinguished a fire with an area of ​​150 m², fortunately there were no victims and victims , former judge oleksiy tandyr tried to falsify the examination, instead of urine, he gave consent and saliva for analysis, so he tried to hide the state of intoxication at the time of the attack on the national guardswoman vadym bondarenko, this information was published by babel, the lawyer of the victim's family, vitaly

tried to distort their contents in order to hide alcohol intoxication, rescue under shelling , the white angels took four children from toretsk in donetsk region, two agreed to be evacuated the family, a woman with two sons aged eight and seven, and their sister, 12-year-old svitlana and 15-year-old tetyana, an acquaintance with two daughters , really wanted to leave. but the parents were in no hurry to leave the city. where was the car moving now, volunteers are looking for temporary housing for a family case, it is scary to eat, look at the children at the couple at the front, they received unusual shoes, it lifts the foot off the ground on four metal legs, in case of detonation of mines, the explosion will not occur directly under the sapper's body, this is a ukrainian production, they are made at a factory in kharkiv according to a canadian prototype, the author got the idea after his relative blew up on a petal, tore off a toe, he got on the petal, and that shocked me and i started to think how to prevent it, having some kind of access already at that time produced by the protective lucy,

we are familiar from and artyom of moscow we all remember, yes, as a white angels and stole children.es, they were forcibly taken away from their families, and taken away to them in a known direction. there is even an eyewitness account that, e, hmm, did not testify with facts that they really take the children out. uh, send them to an unknown destination, then they resell them, uh, under the guise of adoption or some other kind of under some other pretexts abroad, but in general, this is the situation for our promotion. we are watching the news reports of the telegram channel, some write that they, uh, do not try to bring western equipment to the forefront, because afraid of our drones. and how they are trying to restrain in the kuppa direction, while preserving western equipment, it turns out , or what kind of tactic is so strange. well, they have a common tactic. the fact is that we know that they are undergoing total mobilization, and people yes from uh western territory of ukraine and from odessa yes unprepared are thrown into the meat. yes, that is, they are fleeing western tech

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do not confuse ukrainian white angels with their dark deeds.rl in the car, and the parents are standing. they do not understand anything eight children disappeared without a trace, how and for what ukrainian volunteers they steal children from their parents, antifreak is on the first tomorrow and always on one tv.ru. uh, on the battlefields in ukraine, there are uh areas where it is advancing. uh, the ukrainian army, there is an area where the russian army is advancing, and under all conditions, the vaunted ukrainian contour offensive is still on. it was not crowned with any notable success. and this despite the fact that nato stands behind ukraine, the united states and more than fifty states support ukraine, and every time russia is crushed, and ukrainian military equipment is another new western military deliveries of ukraine, moreover, more and more modern, including long-range weapons. another obvious success of russia from my point of view on the battlefields of brix the lack of isolation of russia only from my point of view an undoubted

kuharchuk vyacheslav romodan details tv channel inter marathon the only news they are often called angels in white coats but angels also hurt from everything they have seen and experienced, they are tired, however the invincible combat medic artemiy saved the wounded on the battlefield, treated servicemen and was involved in the identification of the dead, returning the bodies of heroes home with a guy who knows what hell is, the journalists of the tv studio talked to ministry of defense, he is only 25 years old, he is a loving husband, a happy father, and in the past he was an ambulance paramedic, but the basis of his life experience, unfortunately, is the knowledge and skills acquired during his service as a combat medic of the armed forces of ukraine, the first of which he received in 2018, after graduating from medical school, he worked here in the city of odesa in an ambulance, but i was of draft age , i was interested in military affairs for a long time, i decided that i would go to serve and signed a contract with the 35th brigade of marines, i took the position of paramedic of the training

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white house acorn landing was sent to los angeles white house aide, gordon lady to spy on, was sent toatrist's office. office and you get your sense of how secretive to give a sense of how it was 14 lead 30 feet 90 and secretive it was, literally special shoes that made it look like he had a plan i target was the psychiatrist of the people that think i got particular work and rest of the white house i fired cia hired c i think the nationals to physically breakage wore a wig, carried a fake i.d., and again yells had special shoes that made it for look like he had a limp. psychiatrist the plumbers target was the filing satire trist of the man who had cabinet leaked the pentagon papers,-winning rogue or trying to find evidence that albert wasn't mentally unstable use against him in something street that's why they were called the white house plumbers in daniel ellsberg cabinet 2000 gordon lady and the west of and seven the -- one of them hired sia connective to the explain the nationals to physically break new york times into ellsberg fike kylie trist why cabinet with a crowbar. he they w

finalmente al menos uno de los generadores de electricidad de emergencia del centro mÉdico white memorial en los Ángelese inflamaron los pies pero decidieron irse y no perder tiempo, de 241 pacientes la mayorÍa fueron trasladados a otras torres del hospital, pero mientras 28 en estado crÍtico eran llevados a otros hospitales una mujer embarazada dio a luz a una niÑa y tuvieron que alumbrar el parto con lÁmparas de mano. >> los bomberos a mi espalda tuvieron que subo es ir a los pisos mÁs altos del hospital, tomar a los pacientes, bajarlos para poderlos llevar a los hospitales designados. bomberos aseguran que nunca habÍan experimentado algo similar como lo que se viviÓ en el hospital de boyle heights, uno de los barrios mÁs latinos de los Ángeles. tras varias horas de incertidumbre, finalmente los generadores nuevos llegaron esta tarde. en los Ángeles, california, francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo. >> en mÁs informaciÓn, la excongresista que representÓ a miami, la demÓcrata anunciÓ que quiere el escaÑo que hoy ocupa el senador republicano por florida rick scott, ella dice que va a pelear por tener v

the storm also caused a power outage to white memorial hospital in los angeles. the generators immediately kicked in on monday but then failed early tuesday. >> so we immediately moved the critical patients to adjacent buildings, and we moved patients that we could not accommodate, critical, to outlying hospitals in the area. >> reporter: death valley national park remains closed after the storm delivered a year's worth of rain in one day. an estimated 400 residents, visitors, and employees are sheltering in place until the roads are passable again. michael spencer, cbs news, long beach, california. >>> new details are emerging about the efforts to track down missing people after the deadly wildfire in maui. according to the fbi, 2,500 people were initially reported missing. 1,400 have been found safe with authorities still working to locate the remaining roughly 1,100 people. the official death toll from the fire is 115 people. so far only about 30 victims have been identified. >>> in pakistan, a cable car was left dangling nearly 1,000 feet over a river when on

the storm caused a power outage to white memorial hospital in los angeles. the generators immediately kicked in on monday, but failed early tuesday. >> we immediately moved the critical patients to adjacent buildings and we moved patients we could not accommodate that are critical to outlying hospitals around us in the area. the next death valley national park is closed after the storm delivered a years worth of rain in one day. an estimated 400 residents, visitors and employees are sheltering in place until the roads are possible again. >>> in other top stories. with more than 500 child sexual abuse lawsuits to answer to, this morning the archdiocese of san francisco has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. new this morning, archbishop salvatore cordileone speaking out in a post online saying the filing will allow the diocese to develop a settlement plan for abuse survivors. this was not taken well by critics who feel the bankruptcy is a ploy to keep information hidden. >>> this comes with other news affecting that community. there is word of a former student o

a power outage at white memorial hospital in los angeles affecting hundreds of patients, including some on ventilators. emergency evacuations underway as firefighters had to carry some patients down flights of stairs with elevators stalled. >> the tower completely lost power. >> the cause unclear. but it comes as teams work throughout the west coast. as the damage left by tropical storm hilary is coming into fuller view. near palm springs heavy mud flows trapping elderly residents. firefighters bringing them to safety. >> to use a 50-ton skip loader, that's not something we do, so it can't be very comfortable for them. >> in the san bernardino mountain town, residents say they're thankful to be alive. following a massive mud slide that trapped firefighters sunday night and narrowly missed her home. >> there was just so much mud that it went over everything. reporter: residents say the mountain gave and came pouring down this road. you can see this is like quick sand. and officials say that until this is clear, an entire town is cutoff. the bravery and training of first responders is bei

angeles hospital. this happened at white memorial hospital specialty care unit, the generators didn't immediately kick in yesterday but they failed overnight with no power, more than 200 patients were forced to get out, that included several people on ventilators and 14 babies with no working elevators, firefighters had to physically bring people down and during the blackout, one mother gave birth. >> the supervising nurses were there, the physicians were attending and what they ended up doing was putting together a bunch of flashlights and shining them up at the ceiling and illuminating the room so there was plenty of light. >> reporter: the baby is doing fine, as for the patients, those in critical condition were taken to other hospitals. no deaths or any major medical events to report. in the meantime, other parts of socal are dealing with major cleanup after hilary , crews clearing out massive boulders that fell between san diego and imperial counties. mud is still covering the road in palm springs. and take a look at this, rescue workers had to use front loaders to help people who were trapped in

the summit was held at the white house, established in the los angeles school district last year. this is about 45 minutes. ♪ >> thank you. hello everyone and welcome to the white house. i know that many of you traveled to be part of this moment and have taken time away from your family and other necessary work. we are grateful to all of you for giving us a little more about time this morning. giving us a little more of that time this morning now that yesterday's storm has passed. [applause] i am telling you, it was so quiet here at the white house last night. they sent everybody home. there was no secret service. -- just kidding. [laughter] so i want to thank you, all of you, for being here. our purpose today is powerful. i want to thank you for your commitment to this cause. as some of you probably know, probably everybody here knows it, i teach at a community college not far from here. and right now, educators are in the final weeks of those, you know, where the teachers putting the finishing touches on their lesson plans. i know i am, i have my first article ready to go. the li

tell me that a apparently that this a apparently attractive woman who looks attractive white woman who looks like an angelive white woman who looks like an angel . why, why, why, like an angel. why, why, why, why would she do such? how could she do such ? and they're she do such? and they're presenting it as if this is an anomaly, like an anomaly . we had anomaly, like an anomaly. we had to my words there . they're to get my words there. they're presenting it like an anomaly when actually when we look at it historically and presently, the violence of white women is not an anomaly . it violence of white women is not an anomaly. it is the violence of white women is not an anomaly . it is the standard an anomaly. it is the standard right ? an anomaly. it is the standard right? right. her an anomaly. it is the standard right ? right. her evidence to right? right. her evidence to make such an egregiously racist claim , queen elizabeth, the claim, queen elizabeth, the first of the 16th century, of course , but it continues, to course, but it continues, to according her, right up to the us civil rights era. okay

tell me that a apparently that this a apparently attractive woman who looks attractive white woman who looks like an angelive white woman who looks like an angel . why, why, why, like an angel. why, why, why, why would she do such? how could she do such ? and they're she do such? and they're presenting it as if this is an anomaly, like an anomaly . we had anomaly, like an anomaly. we had to my words there . they're to get my words there. they're presenting it like an anomaly when actually when we look at it historically and presently, the violence of white women is not an anomaly . it violence of white women is not an anomaly. it is the violence of white women is not an anomaly . it is the standard an anomaly. it is the standard right ? an anomaly. it is the standard right? right. her an anomaly. it is the standard right ? right. her evidence to right? right. her evidence to make such an egregiously racist claim , queen elizabeth, the claim, queen elizabeth, the first of the 16th century, of course , but it continues, to course, but it continues, to according her, right up to the us civil rights era. okay

angeles, an emergency situation after a hospital lost power. the cause of that power outage is unclear. this morning, first responders working to rescue california's most vulnerable residents. a power outage at white memorial hospital in los angeles affecting hundreds of patients, including some on ventilators. emergency evacuations under way as firefighters had to carry some patients down flights of stairs with elevators stalled. >> a tower that specializes in nicu, obgyn and specialized rehab completely lost hour. >> reporter: the cause of the outage unclear. it comes as emergency response teams worked throughout the west coast. as the damage left by tropical storm hilary is coming into fuller view. in cathedral city, heavy mud flows trapping elderly residents. firefighters using construction equipment to bring them to safety. >> to use a 50-ton skip loader, that's not something we do so it can't be comfortable for them. >> reporter: in forest falls, residents like vicki say they're thankful to be alive. following a massive mudslide that trapped firefighters sunday night, and narrowly missed her home. >> it was just so much mud that it just went right over everything. >> reporter: residents say

i was the white supremacist crime coordinator for los angeles. 't have active cases open on almost all if not all the white supremacist groups in the nation. we had agents going under cover. we had informants. i spent months surveilling white supremacist organizations up in the pacific northwest. the fbi is there. they are working on it. local police are frequently there working on it. it is around the clock, 24/7, they're working on it. but you're not going to stamp it out. you have to continue working on it, and i just want to tell people that the fbi has entire squads dedicated to just this. and at the same time, if we cannot enforce the laws we already have, we've got some problems. if the baker act in this case had -- had done its job, it's at least possible this crime might not have happened. i understand this could have been a ghost purchase. however, we got to find that out. we got to find out why somebody who was declared mentally ill essentially at a certain point was allowed later on to own weapons. so it's a double-edged sword. law enf

angeles, an emergency is developing after a hospital lost complete power. the cause of the power outage unclear. this morning first responders working to rescue california's most vulnerable residents. a power outage at white memorial hospital in los angeles affecting hundreds of patients, including some on ventilators. emergency evacuations under way as firefighters had to carry some patients down flights of stairs with elevators stalled. >> their power that specializes in nick nicu, ob-gyn, and rehab lost power. >> reporter: it comes as emergency response teams work throughout the west coast, as the damage left by tropical storm hilary is coming into fuller view. in cathedral city near palm springs, heavy mud flows trapping elderly residents. firefighters using construction equipment to bring them to safety. >> to use a 50-ton skip loader that's not something we do, so it can't be comfortable for them. >> reporter: while in the san bernardino mountain town of forest falls, residents like vicky say they're thankful to be alive following a massive mudslide that trapped firefighters sunday night and narrowly missed her home. >> there was just so much mud that it just went right over everything. >> reporter:

than the average share of the non-white population in the city as a whole in los angeles. are neighborhoods that are continuing to attract a very vibrant and diverse mix of residents reallyy from all incoe levels as well. an example of that is the jefferson park neighborhood shown here in south l.a. that is tremendously diverse, about 50% latino, 35% african-american, and the historic designation really has led to this neighborhood becoming even more kind of close knit and a true sense of community in this area, tremendous reinvestment in many of the homes as well. this photo shows how drought-tolerant landscaping can also be inserted in the front lawn of a historic home and still be very patting with the historic character. our districts also span architectural style, all time periods of the city's history including the balboa highlands historic preservation overlay zone. this is at the very end -- north end of our city in the san fernando valley in granada hills. many l.a. residents will know joseph eisler who developed, i think, about 10,000 homes in the bay area, but t

ca in los angeles have a higher share of nonwhite population is within most neighborhood than the average share of whiteopulation in the city has a hole in los angeles. these are neighborhoods that are continuing to attract a vibrant and diverse mix of residents from all income levels as well. an example of that is the neighborhood shown here in south l.a. that is tremendously diverse about 50% latino 35% african-american and the historic designation has led to this neighborhood becoming even more close-knit with the a true sense of community in this area and reinvestment in many of the homes as well. this shows how drought tolerant landscaping can be inserted on the front lawns of the historic homes and a bigger setting like this so they are very compatible with the historic character. it spans all architectural styles and the city's history including the balboa highlands historic preservation overlay zone. this is at the north end of our city in the san fernando valley in granada hills and the bay area the development of joseph eisler who built about 10,000 homes in the bay area. this is the only trac

white people. so far no arrests, but four warrants have been issued. >>> right now, los angeles city workers are onfe guards all headed for the picket line. they say it's a fight for fair contracts. >>> polls open in ohio. voters deciding whether to make it harder to amend their state's constitution. it's basically proxy fight over abortion rights in the state. that's part of it. early voting turnout has been huge. more than half a million votes already cast. >>> if you are feeling lucky, and you know what, even if you're not, the drawing for the largest mega millions jackpot in history is tonight. little more than a billion and a half dollars up for grabs. if you're not feeling lucky, just spend the two bucks any way. "cnn this morning"

white neighborhoods, right? some of these black families have been there the for generations, but many of them are migrants, right? not o.j. short, right in he'd already lived in los angeles for 25 the years, so he was a recent migrant but, yes, absolutely, this white supremacist activity that we see is absolutely linked to the great migration. so thank you. >> uh-huh. just quickly from one person, they wanted to know about o.j. short. he actually passed away -- >> yeah. oh, my gosh. wow. talk about leaving off an important sentence in my talk there. sorry. yes, ian left that sentence out. thank you. yes. a few days after his family i died, he was told that the hospital and his friends and sporters were trying -- supporters were trying to not tell him. he was in the hospital with severe burns, and they were trying not to tell him that his hifamily had died. but the the d.a -- the v.a. staff went in to question him which now would have certainly been illegal under his condition, and he said i am not in any shape to answer any of your questions, can and hay informed him that his two children and his wife had died, and then he soon passed away. i'm to sorry i left that out.

white house aide, gordon lady, was sent to los angeles to spy on a psychiatrist's office.s, literally wore a wood -- had special shoes that made it look like he had a limp. the plumbers target was the satire trist of the man who had leaked the pentagon papers, daniel ellsberg -- gordon lady and the west of the -- hired sia connective to the nationals to physically break into ellsberg fike kylie trist cabinet with a crowbar. they were trying to find evidence that ellsberg was mentally unstable to use against him and use against him. that's why they were called the white house plumbers. in 2007, one of them explained to the new york times why he did what he did in that first break in. quote, at no time did i or anyone else they are questioned whether the operation was necessary, legal, or moral. the premise of our action was the strongly held view that certain precincts of the white house that the president and those functioning on his behalf could carry out illegal acts with impunity if they were convinced that the nation's security demanded it. now, stop here for a second.

white workers, you are going to have to commute. the los angeles times writes this.rking remotely during the pandemic showed him a hole different lifestyle. no commute, more time with his family and a break from the onslaught of microaggressions and other racist behavior he had to endure. the los angeles times even telling neuro- diversion people, people who experience mental abnormalities, that workplace is ablest and some are eating it up. >> i just got yelled at for asking a very reasonable question. i am finding out somewhere and i wanted to know if there are accommodations for peoples travel timeline? they started yelling at me and saying that accommodations for time violence doesn't exist. i think that anybody who thinks it's okay to beat people like that, yeah, that needs to be dismantled. >> fox news joins me now. we need to segregate ourselves to fight racism. is that what the los angeles times is saying? >> i think they are implying that. what the pandemic done has given birth to a bunch of pansies. it was the longest and most arduous without an epidural. >

. - in los angeles, outrage grows over a videotape of police beating an unarmed motorist. - another explosive case involving whiteofficers... - beating a man they had just pulled over. - and an amateur cameraman recorded it all. - we here in los angeles was just struck by the maliciousness of what we saw, the inhumane sense of this person struggling on the ground, being battered repeatedly. - this is 1991, and things haven't changed as far as minority is concerned. if you're black, and you're mexican, you're gonna have a problem with law enforcement. - city officials have received thousands of angry phone calls from across the united states. - when the rodney king video hit, everybody in the hood was like, "okay, finally, they caught them. what's gonna happen now, now that they have shown a lynching on tv?" - multiple officers from multiple agencies witnessed this, and not one single officer that night ever reported that anything had gone wrong. that, to me, suggests that there's a deeper problem than just a couple bad apples. - another widely publicized incident captured on videotape has become a focus for ethni

by economics to watch the conservancy last year that founded our hp ocs and los angeles have a higher share of non- whitepulation within those neighborhoods than the average share of white population in the city as a whole. these are neighborhoods that are continuing to contracted very vibrant and diverse mix of residents. all income levels as well. the neighborhoods shown here in south l.a. that's tremendously diverse. it is about 50% latino, 35% african-american. and historic designation lent to this neighborhood becoming even more close-knit. the true sense of community in this area has reinvestment in many of the homes as well. this photo shows landscaping can also bee inserted in the front lawn of the historic home but historic district like this is still very competitive a. historic districts ban all architectural style, all time periods of the city's history including the balboa highland historic preservation overlay rezone this is the very north ed of our city in the san fernando valley on granada hills. many in the bay area participants tonight one of the developments of joseph who developed abo

. >> reporter: in los angeles, first responders racing to evacuate nicu babies, and hundreds of other patients at white memorial hospital, after the generators powering it failed. firefighters had to carry patients, some on ventilators, down multiple flights of stairs. and in the midst of it all, a minor miracle. >> there was one baby born after the emergency generator went out, and what they ended up doing was putting together a whole bunch of flashlights and shining them up at the ceiling and illuminating the room. >> reporter: and new video shows sparks flying as an alaska airlines plane made a terrifying hard landing at john wayne airport on sunday, just as hilary was bearing down. the plane unable to make it to the gate. thankfully, no one was hurt. and david, it hasn't rained here in the san bernardino mountains for well over a day now, but you can see just how much debris remains in the road here. that section of the road to my right is still collapsed. the repairs as a result of this historic storm are going to take days, if not weeks, if not months. david? >> david: yeah, the incredible destru

headline yesterday that talked about in health conscious california, los angeles panic buyers cleaned grocery stores of everything except white bread. >> brian: good news for spam. >> steve: everything picked dry. >> ainsley: last bread to sale. first bread to go in the south. >> steve: not going to eat it. to stay up to date on the storm, still impacting our western states. download the fox weather app. or stream fox weather on your connected device. >> brian: let's talk about it. we are now looking at the frontrunner for the republican nomination with four indictments saying he will not show up on wednesday. he's got such a substantial lead. i'm talking about donald trump. so four indictments. here we are in week one of the debate. and these are the candidates to qualify. you got vivek, governor desantis, haley, burgum, the governor of north dakota. senator scott, christie. not a surprise early, pence qualified earlier and asa hutchison over the weekend. still waiting on deck is the mayor of miami, he could get there. we will have to see. the question is how do you handle it? how do you handle a debated without any owning c

white supremacists and the ku klux klan in that story. the owner of the largest publishing out of central avenue district in los angeles she's a very important figure some of you might know about her bec 19e party ticket. but my interest in this story is that she was one of the first to sound the alarm in california about the arrival of the ku klux klan. and she also became one of the most formidable opponents. when we think about the ku klux klan most of us think about usually probably about the origins and of the reconstruction era in american history after the civil war. the clan formed part of the effort to stop african-americans in the quest for freedom. you can see it's showing this clan on the right to left is the name of another white supremacist organization active in the south. you can see the words there, worse than slavery. now the clan of the 19th century we associate agreement with the moment of freedom and its foundations in the south and the terror that it promulgated across the south. my concern tonight is not that but what we call the second clan of the 1920s but became particularly strong in the midwest and some of you mig

. >> how is the los angeles times hr department going to explain this when they say white people comeack people stay home? >> exactly. how is that not discrimination? this is so irrational and irrational. i am thinking about all the kids that will say there is a good one. i know i am not going to school today because i feel like people are treating me like i am different or looking at me wrong or might offend me. cool, like he said, i will stay home and play video games all day. that is where i am safe. >> imagine if you were dating an african-american woman. just imagine. it's never going to happen. but just imagine. she says, they say work is racist because of white people. you are living with her. wait a minute. then it is racist here too. where is she going to go if she is living with a white guy? see what i am saying? this is arguing against interracial relationships. hispanic. >> that's a great point. everly in canada is canadian, african canadian. this is one of the issues we face. >> is she related to justin trudeau? >> it depends on what he is wearing. i will say this, too. w

angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. motivated rampage at a dollar store. police say a 21 year old whiteman killed three black people, then took his own life. they say his writings were full of racism and hate. the victims include a 19 year old store employee. >> one person was shot and killed last night at a shopping mall in columbus, ohio. shoppers had to shelter in place for more than an hour. several p this moy rampage at a florida dollar store. >> authorities saying it was racially motivated. what we're learning about the 21 year old identified as the shooter on alert. >> florida bracing for what's expected to become hurricane idalia. the preparations and the storm's expected track, a sting operation to stop the wave of retail thefts plaguing stores across the country. >> one store location reporting $1 million in losses in one year. the new arrests made wrong address. >> a college student just back at school for the fall is shot and killed, apparently trying to enter the wrong off campus house in the middle of the night. what police are now saying. >> plus, i started becoming hyste

white house says president biden was briefed on the attack. >>> three uber passengers were killed and three others hospitalized after a crash in south los angeles:30 in the morning yesterday in the unincorporated westmont area. witnesses say the driver of a white mercedes ran a red light and t-boned a black honda that was operating as a uber rideshare. investigators say three women who were passengers died at the scene of the crash. a fourth passenger , the hottest driver, the driver of the mercedes were all taken to the hospital. there is no other information at this time. >>> evacuation orders have been lifted following a brush fire our -- brush fire in maui that burned 10 acres. it happened near the deadly site. crews douse the flames which no longer pose a threat. the evacuation order covered a small number of homes above some resort hotels. residents are still reeling from the wildfires on august 8th that killed at least 115 people and destroyed 2000 structures. >>> donald trump's campaign says it has raised $7.1 million since the former president was processed at in atlanta jail on thursday. politico first reported the fundraising numbers

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i spoke with the white house staff and teams and we sent three of the mayors from houston, los angeleswe sent them to sit down and we want to speak with the president on this. >> you haven't spoken to him in 2023 frmth no i have not. i spoke with authorities and our team has been communicating with the white house as well. >> do you support his re-election bid? >> yes i did. i made that clear before. i believe he is moving the country in the right direction and we need to continue to move in the right direction. i can separate what i believe an issue we disagree on how we are addressing it with what i believe over all is needed for this country. my number one obligation is the people in the city of new york. >> speaking of campaigns in early july the manhattan district attorney indicted six people including a former new york police department officer in this straw donor scheme that sent donations to your campaign for mayor in 2021. neither you nor anyone in your campaign has been accused of wrongdoing i should note but were you aware of any of that or what is your response to those cha

white people. so far no arrests, but four warrants have been issued. >>> right now, los angeles city workers are on a 24-hour strike. 11,000 workers, including sanitation workers and engineers and traffic officers and life guards all headed for the picket line. they say it's a fight for fair contracts. >>> polls open in ohio. voters deciding whether to make it harder to amend their state's constitution. it's basically proxy fight over abortion rights in the state. that's part of it. early voting turnout has been huge. more than half a million votes already cast. >>> if you are feeling lucky, and you know what, even if you're not, the drawing for the largest mega millions jackpot in history is tonight. little more than a billion and a half dollars up for grabs. if you're not feeling lucky, just spend the two bucks any way. "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> i am writing myself a note. >> it's worth -- just put the 20 bucks in. >> buy lottery ticket. it's tonight, right? >> yeah. >> to do. i will do that. maybe i'll see you back here tomorrow morning. >> would you come back if you won? >> yes

angeles, carley. >> carley: that is where we begin with this crazy situation out. 200 patients evacuated after a blackout at white memorial hospital forcing firefighters to have to carry patients since elevators were stopped. kouz of the out age is under investigation. chaos erupting at local suburb over the weekend, angry residents protesting turning a hotel into housing for 100 homeless people. so many opponent, turned out and hundreds had to stand outside. they predict the holts will become a hub for drug use and quality of life issues. brian, pay attention to this story, happy anniversary to the pumpkin space latte. 20 years, they have sold hundreds of millions of cups, the most popular seasonal drink. those are your headlines, pumpkin spice latte's birthday. >> brian: and gifts as a country. go shoping and keep it under $15. >> steve: is there actual pumpkin in it? >> ainsley: no, it's a liquid and three pumps is too much for brian. >> brian: they didn't know they put everything in unless you tell them not to. >> ainsley: we are so glad you are born. >> steve: i thought were going to say thanks a latte. >> a

angeles, liz, thank you. now to another storm, the race for the white house and first republican debate. will it appear as donald trump makes up his mind skipping the first gop debate. a few prominent voices within the party, they're urging him to reconsider. here is how rnc chair mcdaniel and former vice president mike pence addressed trump's debate snub this morning. >> i'm still holding out hope that he will come. i think it's important that the american people hear from all of the candidates. >> i've set alongside the president for a long time, and one thing i realize about him is that it's not over until it's over. i'm still hoping he shows up. >> you heard that right, gop leaders are still holding out hope that a candidate facing 91 felony charges will show up to wednesdays debate. while trump might not be onstage, trumpism well. several candidates planned to defend him onstage. minnesota governor tim walz explained how democrats plan to counter the gop in the months to come. >> at the end of the day, democrats understand that if you want to have reproductive freedoms, if you want

angeles during tropical storm hilary. >> look at the eileen villa was in laborer at white memorial hospital monday night when the power justritical inician a unit had to be transferred by ambulance, 2 other hospitals. but eileen continued with her delivery and doctors and firefighters, nurses. they have these battery powered flashlights illuminate the delivery room. okay, so that they can continue with the procedure. all's well that ends. well, mom. yeah, you're doing fine. she did the work. need electricity. she had to, you know, just one of either on pow, right to get that baby out. just one of the one of the the many interesting stories to come out of what they experience down there with that tropical storm. that's pretty >> they could name the little >> light or the storm 9.56. coming up in the next hour. san francisco city officials want to get rid of a ban on homeless encampment sweeps. >> but homeless advocates want to keep it in place. and we are going to talk about what's at odds today and a woman is violently robbed in oakland and now some businesses nearby. they say they're afraid to go to work. state senator sc