tomÁs villanueva says they're expensive and bad for the soil. so he and his team invest a lot of time and effort collecting excrement from dry toilets, mixing it with natural ingredients like stone powder or straw to transform it into a rich compost over a number of months. the activity of bacteria leads to high temperatures during composting. that heat kills any pathogens. tomÁs: this compost here is now ready. and it smells pleasant, like fertile soil. reporter: they use it to grow various types of cabbage, beetroot, broccoli, fruit and a whole lot more. we've come to the small town of ocotepec in the state of morelos. here, architect cÉsar aÑorve has also looked at ways of recycling feces. he decided to try out something completely new. cÉsar: this is an ecological neighborhood that i set up more than twenty years ago. i wanted to show that homes can use dry toilets and not pollute any water. reporter: in other words, toilets that divert the urine away from the feces and that are not flushed with water. these toilets are not connected to

villanueva is the most powerful sheriff in the land. claims this is all a deep conspiracy against him. >> there's a lot of people working in concert and coordination that includes "the la times," that includes people that obviously want to defeat me electorally, and includes the board appointed inspector general and the civilian oversight commission. a lot of people working overtime. >> reporter: now back in 2018, villanueva called himself a democrat and won. he's moved to the right since then. he refused to enforce a vaccine mandate within his department. he publicly blames democrats for the homelessness crisis out here. the question is going to be, can he win re-election appealing to a pretty different constituency by talking about things like conspiracies involving the press? now he declined our request for an interview but has clarified on twitter that that l.a. times reporter is not, in fact, a suspect and he will not be pursuing criminal charges against her in his investigation into who leaked that video. nick watt, cnn, los angel

villanueva did, and later tried to demote her. villanueva is the most powerful sheriff in the land. claims this is all a deep conspiracy against him. >> there's a lot of people working in concert and coordination. that includes the l.a. times, that includes people that obviously want to defeat me electorally, that includes the board appointed inspector general and the civilian oversight commission. a lot of people working overtime. >> now, back in 2018, villanueva called himself a democrat and won, but he's moved to the right since then, refused to enforce vaccine mandate in his department, publicly blames democrats for the homelessness crisis here. can he win again appealing to a different constituency talking conspiracies involving the press? now, he declined our request for an interview, but he has since clarified on twitter that the l.a. times reporter is in fact not a suspect. and he's not pursuing criminal charges against her in his video leak investigation. jake. >> disgraceful. nick watt, thanks. >> also in los angeles, tonight an inside look at the real story behind the l.a

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yeah, you know, since the beginning of when i reported this story, sources were saying that sheriff villanueva was in on a cover-up. yesterday was the first time we heard from someone with firsthand knowledge of that, as if they were personally in the room when they watched him -- when they watched the video with him five days after it happened, and, you know, he's been saying since it became public he found out about this incident eight months after it occurred and took very swift action, but that sort of called into question now with these -- with yesterday's firsthand witness. >> look, alene -- sorry, go on. >> i was going to say, he's under the inspector general which oversees the sheriff's department is looking into the incidents you're asking about, who is accountable, that's one, you know, independent body that's looking at this case. >> your reporting is tremendous here. it is so backed up. and this is obviously something to take very seriously when someone you are raising legitimate questions about is then coming after you and your first amendment rights. we do appreciate you discussi

people like erica villanueva are also being targeted on this day. she made the mistake of posting a tick tock video suggesting the chip along to a gang, thus, according to when you law, inciting young people to become terrorists. villanueva faces up to a 15 year prison sentence. but the government's declaration of war against el salvador is 70000 gang members. targets not just suspected gang members and sympathizers, but also the media, which has often been a harsh critic of president naive bouquet les mother, i think salvatore's journalist association, close it open censorship. we m b was, it was a report leader who's a very ambiguous, violate the law unconstitutionally, because the aim is to control the narrative. the government already has the control of our institutions. the only thing that remains the control is the media and freedom of expression. the penal code reform contemplates criminal charges against media outlets that we produce, or transmit messages or st. maintenance allegedly created by gangs that quote, could generate a state of anx

. >> and they refused to take cases, sheriff villanueva has no option but to rely on george gascon's offer. >> he is legalizing it. when he says he is not going to prosecute, he is legalizing. when he says he's not going to enforce mandatory registration for sex offender, he can park himself of the grade school where previously he was banned from doing that. >> you could have a sex offender living in a tent smoking meth on the sidewalk next to a school? >> come that's happening right now. in venice, there is one person who has an rv, smokes meth in front of the grade school peered the grade school had to install a hard plastic covering, a tarp all around the schoolyard to shield the kids from the homeless rv. and that is just a scary thought right there. >> tucker: life around you did grade year by year end you think i'm i guess that's just the way it is now. and occasionally someone steps forward and says no, it doesn't have to be that way. you could actually fix this. it's not that complicated. that's one of the messages that sheriff alec villanueva has been telling the rest of us

county sheriff villanueva convened a press conference to dispute all of this reporting. and what he did at this press conference, that is not causing a pressure on those headlines, that he got up at this press conference today in person, and you put up a big poster for everyone to see. the post had three large photos on it. one on the right is the l.a. times journalist who did this reporting. also, another photo is one of his political rivals for the elected position of l.a. county sheriff, and the third photo was the l.a. sheriff's department inspector general. who investigates things like this. the reason you put up the photo of those three is because, the chef announced today that all three of them are no subjects of a criminal investigation. e to how the l.a. times report, or at lean, got that security footage. they're all the subjects over criminal investigation nova whose office. he says they're all being investigated now for possible felonies like, conspiracy and burglary and unauthorized use of a database. this list of potential crimes. all while the l.a. times r

people like erica villanueva are also being targeted on this day. she made the mistake of posting a tick tock video suggesting the chip along to a gang, thus, according to when you law, inciting young people to become terrorists. villanueva faces up to a 15 year prison sentence. but the government's declaration of war against el salvador is 70000 gang members. targets not just suspected gang members and sympathizers, but also the media, which has often been a harsh critic of president naive bouquet. les mother, a funeral salvatore's journalist association, close it open censorship. over for me, i'm be worth it because i read the book is liter homes are very ambiguous and violate the law and constitution. it is. the aim is to control the narrative. the government already has the control of our institutions. the only thing that remains to control is the media and freedom of expression. 4 the penal code reform contemplates criminal charges against media outlets that we produce, or transmit messages, or statements, allegedly created by gangs that quote,

forces discovered mass graves in mutual following the withdrawal of russian units from the area present. villanueva zalinski says, russia wants to hold an illegitimate referendum on independence, and the south of ukraine is old residence in the occupied regions of her son, and at supper regent nuts against the person information to russian forces. the vote is seen as an attempt, why moscow to deal legitimately to legitimize rather it's occupational good leaders of written. and india have called for an immediate cease fire in ukraine prime ministers, wars, johnson and a render motive. made the appeal after talks in delhi, the 2 leaders signed a new defense agreement to reduce india's reliance on washington's tanks and artillery are not the only weapons ukraine is using to fight the russian invasion. there's also a war being fought over the airways, ukrainian computer specialists and radio operators have managed to jam russian communications or intercept them. and in the process, they've been able to reveal some shocking details of the war's brutality. this man known as viking, is one of ukraine's mo

sheriff alex villanueva hinted that a criminal investigation has been launched into how a l a times reporter state regulators are talking about ways to prevent another explosion similar to one we saw last year that happened at a hayward power plant. trunks of heavy metal flew through the air after a steam turbine blew up. last may, the russell city energy center, state regulators created a long list of fixes, including safety upgrades, preventative maintenance and training. commissioners unanimously voted that all those fixes must be complete before the plant can be restarted. well this might be a rare events. we have to do all we can to make sure that it never happens again. i'm someone could easily easily have been killed by the flying shrapnel as the report called it. the first responders could have been hurt. and i think you are hearing from all the commissioners. recognition of how life threatening this incident was and you know, it's not often that we on the dais are ruling on matters of life and death. state investigators are also looking at similar power plants to make sure extra saf

. >> villanueva darÁ la vida de una mujer que pierde a un ser amado. >> pierde a su hijo. mi cerebro se niega a aceptar cosas a veces. es algo que esta mujer se tiene que aprender a reconstruir desde cero. desde el amor nada mÁs que logrÓ sentir y agradecer por haber tenido la oportunidad de haber disfrutado de su hijo, pero va a ser algo muy fuerte. >> alejandra barros vivirÁ en carne propia una terrible enfermedad. alejandra: son varios looks por diferentes razones. ahora es una tapa que vamos a arrancar, mi personaje va a arrancar a grabar, pero hay varias. gracias a dios como la de mi personaje no esperemos que nunca jamÁs. tengo una prima muy cercana, muy queridas que tuvo una situaciÓn similar. como que tengo mucha informaciÓn de primera mano. >> esta es la cuarta entrega de la saga "vencer". >> el mensaje fundamental es que ante una pÉrdida uno se tiene que sobreponer. asÍ sea la pÉrdida mÁs terrible, mÁs fuerte como la pÉrdida de un hijo, de un padre, tienes que salir adelante. carlos: con ese elenco serÁ un Éxito. tambiÉn serÁ todo un Éxito esto d

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alex villanueva lone voice on the west coast talking about how these policies are making his job impossible. not only to enforce crime but even to hire police officers. he sees light at the end of the tub. >> i think 2022 is going to be a special year i think it's going to be a referendum on a national disease that's going to finally see a cure coming along. wokeism is on the ropes. let's put it out of its misery in 22. [cheers and applause] my only goal is to make l.a. livable again. and i'm going to focus on that he want everybody every everyone who is in elected office do the right thing. don't make decisions on how this may look for the next job i'm already identifying. how about the job right in front of you take care of your current responsibility. >> steve: absolutely. awful of the polls when you ask american voters what they're concerned about, obviously everybody is impacted by inflation. but they are also worried about safety and crime and this is a big issue and they better get ahead of it and ahold of it. >> ainsley: god bless him for staying in l.a. and trying to clean up the c