east los angeles, where anthony was killed, has had the highest number of deputy in both shootings in the county since 2016. according to loyola in court testimony, deputies have said that the banditos controlled the station around the time of his fatal shooting. we went to easterly station to see if we could learn more about the banditos and the culture here. deputy david bento has been with the ally sheriff's department for 10 years in this car right here. okay. he transferred to the east tele station 6 months ago. you obviously we've had to deal with a lot of street gangs. right. so then if you hear people saying, oh, there's gangs within the sheriff's department, but i say, where show me oh yeah yeah. why do you think they're saying i have no idea. i'm not saying that there's never any bad people with the sheriff or my link, there's bad with in any profession i haven't personally experienced. and so i can tell you. but if someone said either, yeah, here it is still a, it's a showing war. kennedy hall, an incident that happened in this building brought out some of the most detailed

let me take a time east los angeles where anthony was killed has had the highest number of deputy involved shootings in the county since 2016. according to lula. in court testimony, deputies have said that the banditos controlled the station around the time of his fatal shooting. we went to easterly station to see if we could learn more about the banditos and the culture. here. deputy david bent though has been with the ally sheriff's department for 10 years, so we're going to be in this car right here. okay. he transferred to the east tele station 6 months ago. you obviously had to deal with a lot of street gangs. right. so then if you hear people saying, oh, there's gangs within the sheriff's department, but as a where show me. oh yeah. yeah. so why do you think they're saying i have no idea. i'm not saying that there's never any bad people in the sheriff or i think there's bad with in any profession i haven't personally experienced. and so i, i can tell you. but if someone say there's game theory still, it's a showing war. kennedy hall, an incident that happened in this building brought

and in december 2019 deputy perez, and another officer shot and killed a 25 year old man in east los angeles. it gives us a rage because these are people that were supposed to be here to protect. and sir, i want to know who were they protecting other than themselves? who are they serving the sheriffs that actually killed my son? are still in our community. we've all seen them. sheriffs drive by in front of our house after they murdered my nephew and face no consequence. we now know what they're capable of. all my family has been wearing body cameras now, so that if anything should happen, we have everything documented. we've lives our entire lives in east. i'll lay there are gangs harry. now we're not afraid of the gangs in the streets where more on the lookout for the gangs with badges. my family comes out every week. sometimes they come out 3 times a week just to make sure you know that the tree can grow nice and healthy. man, thank you all. i missile my crazy the vargas family is determined to take their case to trial. being able to look those officers in the face to have other pe

for other people are critically wounded at the church, which is in laguna woods, south east of los angeles police have detained one person in connection with the shooting. the incident happened at lunch at a lunch bank banquet following the morning service. and again, to remind you, this is all very preliminary information. we believe a group of church goers to teen him and hog tied in late with an extension court and confiscated at least 2 weapons from him. he was detained when the deputies arrived. that group of churchgoers displayed what we believed. exceptional rosa, heroism and bravery in interviewing or intervening to stop the suspect. it comes just a day off. the 10 people were killed in a supermarket shooting in buffalo in the state of new york. an 18 year old white man opened fire to grocery store and predominantly black neighborhood. us president joe biden called for national unity as a remedy for hate. after months of delays, somalia finally has a new president. people have been sharing and firing guns and for the british and the capital one could issue a son shake muhammad as w

of los angeles. there's a fly, probably the most expensive fly in the world. here, here comes i here flying right by it. that is one of them. here it is again. see that up there a century ago. there may have been on the order of around 40 square miles of, of habitat. that is essentially the distribution of the sand dune. and over the 20th century, 95 percent of the remaining habitat has been destroyed or converted over to other uses. only a small fraction of that 5 percent supports good populations of this rare insect, this del high sand flower loving fly. and they emerge during the heat of the summer and the adult fly only lives for a few days. at the most, colton county underwent huge economic development. business and industry gradually swallowed the sand dunes while the so called dell high sunflower, loving fly, had the sad honor of becoming the 1st american flight on the endangered species list. to protect it in 1993, the state froze on commercial activity on its habitat. colson's growth dropped

postal service located at 20616 -- 2016 east first street in los angeles, california, as the marine corps reserve private jacob cruz post office. private jacob cruz grew up in boyle heights and was the second born of five children. at the age of 17, private cruz enlisted in the marine corps. as part of the second marine division, his mission was to secure the island of beshio in order to control the japanese airstrip. tragically during a battle, private cruz was kill. private cruz was declared unrecoveringable for 77 years before his remains were identified and returned home to his family in los angeles. on march 25, 2021, he was then laid to rest with full military honors. he was the recipient of numerous awards and citation including the silver star, the purple heart, combat action ribbon, world war ii victory medal, american campaign medal, marine corps presidential unit citation, asia eatic pacific theater medal, marine corps medal, the gold star lapel button. i encourage all of my colleagues to join me in paying respect to this world war ii hero by naming the post office at 2016 east

the largest wildfire in testify state east history consumed an area roughly the size of los angeles. to the fight over abortion rights over a landmark supreme court decision that could overturn roe v. wade. oklahoma legislators passed an anti-abortion bill outlawing abortion from the moment of fertilization. it would be the most restrictive law in the nation. here's cbs's jan crawford with the details. >> reporter: the legislation would prohibit abortion at any point in pregnancy except to save a upwoman's life or in the case of rape or incest. it would take effect immediately after governor kevin stitt signs it, which he has said he will do. >> we believe life begins at conception and we'll protect life in oklahoma. >> reporter: the law goes further than a similar texas law which bans abortion there after six weeks and gives private citizens the right to enforce it by suing abortion providers with $10,000 awards. itself in effect, causing some texas women to seek abortions in oklahoma. oklahoma closed that door last month when it enacted its six week ban. today's would ban aabortion

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. >>> that is a good looking live picture on a friday morning. 6:33 out in los angeles. 9:33 here on the east coast. the markets are now open with investors hoping to end the week on a better note after days of volatility. but crypto has been taking a beating with bitcoin losing $200 billion in market value in a single day. and losing more than a trillion dollars, a trillion dollars in the past six months. correspondent gadi schwartz has more. >> despite high-profile celebrity endorsements, cryptocurrency has been in a sudden free fall. since that matt damon ad aired during the super bowl, bitcoin has lost half its value. this week dropping below 27,000 for the first time in over 16 months. the reason experts say could be traced back to the collapse of a controversial luna and its counterpart tara known as a stable coin because it is supposed to stay pegged to the u.s. dollar. but this week the crypto version sent the value of luna plummeting making it almost worthless. the nosedive sending shock waves across major crypto exchanges. wiping out $200 billion in wealth overnight. one us

. >>> 6:25 in the morning in los angeles. 9:25 here on the east coast. the republican primary election in pennsylvania still too close to call this morning. dr. mehmet oz and dave mccormick each expressing confidence they will prevail when all of the votes are counted. but a clear result could be days if not weeks away. as mail-in ballots are counted. earlier we spoke on "morning joe" to nbc news national political correspondent steve kornacki. he broke down the current state of the race. >> basically what we could show you here is mehmet oz's lead in this republican senate primary sits at 1241 votes and if you remember, basically 24 hours ago at this time, we were showing you a tally of just over 2400 votes. so essentially in the last day, that oz advantage over mccormick has been cut in half with what came in yesterday. overall, it is not a ton of votes that came in yesterday. and overall it is not a ton of votes that are left to be counted here. but what we could show you, the 1241 is the difference right now. where are the remaining votes. one place,

activists and protesters also speaking out in los angeles, in the fight for reproductive rights. nbc's scott cohen is joining us from there. scott, good to talk to you. once again, talk to us about what you're hearing there. >> you know, it is interesting jasmine, because california has really set itself up as a sanctuary in the words of a number the speakers here. for abortion rights. so reproductive readings are not in any immediate danger here in california. as we have heard from speaker after speaker after speaker. but they still have come out here to make their voices heard, and in the words of some of the people that we spoke to here, fight against some of the apathy that they say is what got us here. >> i remember some of my friends who are a political or whatever going, oh it's not gonna be so bad, it's not going to be so bad. and i will look at the right now in the eye and say, it's that bad guys. this is where we are, and i could've told you then this is where would be. >> if you live in a state that is a red state, you are not only not going to be allowed to have an ab

attacker still at large. >> bill: los angeles smash and grab robbers pummeling retailers clearing out a store as the staff appeared customers look on in disbelief. >> dana: a bad weekend for gun violence. 39 people shot and killed across the country. garrett tenney is live in chicago. good morning. >> good morning to you. let's start with the stabbing in new york city. police are still looking for that suspect dressed in all black wearing a mask who got off of an e-bike, pulled out a knife and with no provocation started attacking a 29-year-old man carrying a brown paper bag. this happened thursday afternoon. the victim was slashed multiple times in the back and arms. police say the victim did not know the attacker and they're still looking for that suspect. this comes after chilling video was posted on social media showing an individual shouting obscenities on a new york city subway and grabbing a woman's hair as she tried to move away. as other passengers stand there the woman whispers, somebody help me as she sits there being held by her hair for almost 30 seconds until her attacke

los angeles, new york, even if you're heading out to the east coast, of course, partly cloudy conditions over there, but let's take it a step back, if you are staying in san francisco this weekend, daytime highs not only today but for the next couple days are going to pretty much look just like this. upper 70s in our forecast for our inland areas. we'll slowly start warming up as we head into memorial day alone. however, along our coast, and even in the bay, we're still dealing with upper 50s/low 60s. partly cloudy skies no matter where you live. we'll talk more about that coming up. for now, back to you. >>> from the court to thrive city, celebrations all over chase center, as the warriors take the western conference championship. next up, another trip to the nba finals. >> of course we back! we'll see you guys in two weeks when we got that trophy in our hands! >> oh yeah. the dubs are advancing to their sixth finals in eight seasons and the first since 2019 >> it was a big night for klay thompson. call him game five klay. it was a vintage performance from him. he couldn't miss and fini

in los angeles, california, as the marine corporal -- marine corps reserve private jacob cruz post office. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of any use e closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] -- . [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for pol

rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles . ah. this is al jazeera, these you top stories, the body earth out is there a janice sharina black lay is now at a hospital, morgue, and occupied east jerusalem. a funeral for the 51 year old shot dead by israeli forces will take place on friday. at a palestinian president, mahmoud abbas that he would seek justice for her death at the international criminal court. paid tribute to sharina blackwell, a state service held in her honor. well, how middle the authorities of the ease, really occupation are to be blamed for killing sure in this crime will never be able to stop free speech. such a crime will definitely be punished. the perpetrators will be punished. you refused any joint investigation committee. with israel, you authorities, cause they have committed such a crime. you don't trust them. and we'll go immediately to the international criminal court in order to find the perpetrators and criminals venue look set to apply for nato membership. after the prime minister, president said it m

. >>> it is 6:31 in the morning in los angeles. some low lying clouds as you wake up. 9:31 on the east coast. joining us now, co-anchor of cnbc squawk box, andrew ross sorkin. we've been talking all morning about this dpraft decision from the subpoena which looks like the country is headed toward striking down roe v. wade. we've been talking in the last several weeks alone about florida and disney an the legislation down and there and companies having to step into the fray and take a stand at their political peril. you could imagine what is about to happen, the pressure that is about to be brought by employees, by consumers of some of the major companies. >> i don't have to just imagine it, willie, coy tell you i've been on the phone on texting with ceos all morning who themselves have been getting emails and texts from their own employees on this issue already. which is to say, what are these business going to do, are they going to speak out, are they not going to speak out? it is a big, big issue. amazon, i should just mention an

here we're going to see temperatures in san francisco and los angeles pick up by the time we get into the mid week. now we have got some wet or whether that's going to pull across the east coast, but temperatures here are also on the up. much of that rain is going to roll away from the great great lakes towards new england and eastern areas of canada. now we still got that warm air rising up from the gulf and as it meets those cooler conditions, we could see some severe storms or once again rolling across the south east. we could possibly see some tornadoes with that. they're talking about heavy rain as we had to central america. we see some of the heaviest falls for the bahamas and turks and the cake of islands in the days that had some of that pushing into cuba with thunderstorms in havana well towards the weekend. but for much of mexico, it's a fine and dry picture that should weather update. ah, one of the fastest growing nations in the cut over then development international should come with 3 of filling up from the world. one, it was gateway to world trade. oh, a book about kill

a live look at los angeles and the fourth hour of "morning joe" starts right now. it's 9:00 a.m. in the east and 6:00 a.m. out west. we've got a lot to get to this hour. the latest from the war in ukraine as russia claims gains in the east while ukraine reports advances in kharkiv. retired u.s. army brigadier general peter swak and richard hus will join us. plus how trump backed candidated fairs and the former president's grip on the gop. we'll go live to west virginia for that. >>> we start with the latest inflation report. >> breaking news just now, the april consumer price index shows consumer prices jumped 8.3% compared to this time last year. not quite as high as the 8.5% spike in march, but we still are at the highest levels of inflation in 40 years and prices are soaring, especially at the gas pump which just set another record high this morning at $4.40 a gallon. the markets already reacting. yesterday the dow tumbled for the fourth straight day as investors began to sour on the u.s. economic outlook. some on wall street warning of a recession because of inflation possibl

a failure at every level from every r of los angeles county government shadow system. a lay secretive sheriff gangs on al jazeera facing longer hours, some shorter deadlines. south korean delivery drivers are literally being worked to death. one 0 one, east explorer, the dock side of consumer convenience and south korea on al jazeera. i'm rob reynolds at the us mexico border on may 23rd the by the administration plans to terminate. title 42. that's a pandemic era policy introduced under donald trump. that allows for the immediate deportation of migrants in mexico will meet migrants seeking a better life. and here from some of the hundreds of thousands to boarded, yet preparing to try again, special coverage on al jazeera. ah, we regret the intrusion to what should have been a peaceful procession. amusing to whitehouse response falls short of condemning. b is rarely attack on morning during the funeral algebra journalist sharina lockley. ah i'm kim fidel.

joining us now is gadi schwartz in los angeles. you're at a gas station. lots of folks on the road today despite insane gas prices. what is it at where you are right now? >> reporter: you don't even want to know. around the country, it's like $4, a little more than $4. here in california, the average is $6.15. this one is $6.19. across the street, another one that's $6.19. so well over the national average. if californians could get gas for like $4 a gallon, there could be a traffic jam a mile long here. these are the prices we're seeing in los angeles and across california. one of the things that people are asking about, no matter how many times they hear explanations from experts, why is it so much more expensive here than in california? and why is gas continuing to be on this upward trajectory if we have tapped into the national reserves and there are all these other things put into place to alleviate this? the answers are many. the experts here in california say one, the reason why it's more expensive here is about $1.50 of this goes to regulation fees

here we're going to see temperatures in san francisco and los angeles pick up by the time we get into the mid week. now we have got some wessa, whether that's going to pull across the east coast, the temperatures here are also on the up. much of that rain is gonna road away from the great great lakes towards new england and eastern areas of canada. and we still got that warm air rising up from the gulf and as it meets those cooler conditions, we could see some severe storms or once again rolling across the southeast. we could possibly see some tornadoes with that. they're talking about heavy rain as we had to central america. we see some of the heaviest falls for the bahamas and turks and the cake of islands in the days that had some of that pushing into cuba with thunderstorms in havana well towards the weekend. but for much of mexico, it's a fine and dry picture that should weather update. ah, mental capital is capital which nature group. when nature is transformed into a commodity big business takes a new interest, buying landscape protecting landscapes. it's a phenomenal opportuni

a live look at los angeles and the fourth hour of "morning joe" starts right now. it's 9:00 a.m. in the east and 6:00 a.m. out west. we've got a lot to get to this hour. the latest from the war in ukraine as russia claims gains in the east while ukraine reports advances in kharkiv. retired u.s. army brigadier general peter swak and richard hus will join us. plus how trump backed candidated fairs and the former president's grip on the gop. we'll go live to west virginia for that. >>> we start with the latest inflation report. >> breaking news just now, the april consumer price index shows consumer prices jumped 8.3% compared to this time last year. not quite as high as the 8.5% spike in march, but we still