>> that's where i think the garcetti line comes in. if it's government speech, no matter what they say to distance themselves, the teacher and the coach can still be a source of coercion. >> even though he says this is not the school district and everybody knows that. there must be countless times when a coach in the post game talk or a teacher in math class, where people would believe them if they said i'm doing this as just me, not because the school district does it but for me, this is super important to me, this prayer and i hope you will join me. that seems to be coercive of 16-year-olds regardless if they know it's him and not the school district. he's the one who will give me an a or not. >> if you say this happens in the middle of class, i might leave you but if you take a familiar example, it's ash wednesday and a teacher goes to morning massing comes in with a big lack mark on his or her forehead, is that coercive? >> because nobody's asking the student to participate. >> but it's a very popular teacher and they will have tha

. >> eric garcetti saying take some of the money from policing about whether to $50 million per. >> i think eric garcetti for doing what he has done for. >> yes i support the reallocation of resources. >> i want to tell you kavanaugh, you have released a whirlwind and you will pay the price. elizabeth: you know, there's even more examples of that. let's show more of the video of the crime on the streets of our country. what is your reaction to what you just heard? >> insurrectionary language from chuck schumer, imagine if someone like donald trump or a republican had made that kind of statement right in front of the supreme court with protesters around and urge them to go to the supreme court. we saw all that with kavanaugh. now they are circling around the house for their circling around the pond to amy kony barrett's house. and virginia laws could be put in place here. these are crimes. we are looking for a solution on the federal side to try to provide some kind of protection of federal judges are the daughter of a judge. my dad actually not threatened many times in her but answeri

and thank you to mayor garcetti of los angeles and the mayor of long beach who i soon expect to be the congressman of long beach. [applause] you guys did a heck of a job and i cannot hear a couple years ago to try to get things moving. everybody, management, labor, leaders. as well as, at the time, we also had governor newsom pushing hard, as well. we have two excellent centers, alex, you do not look any worse for the wear. you are looking awful good. you have always looked good, especially compared to these guys and me. thank you for the fire you bring. you bring some fire to this. i mean it. it is in your heart. we had a meeting together. we have to change it. we cannot give up. we have to turn this corner. john, i cannot -- you are the real deal. i will not get you in trouble, but thank you for sticking up for me. we have a labor secretary, i am his translator, he is marty walsh from boston. [laughter] the only thing you have to know he always has your back. i had an uncle who said, joey, you are labor from belt buckle to shoe sole. today i would like to speak about my economic prio

thank you, sal and jean and mario and mayor garcetti of los angeles and the mayor of long beach who i expect to soon be the congressman of long beach. [applause] you guys did a heckuva job when i came out here a couple of years ago to try to get things moving. management, labor, elected leaders. as well as at the time, we also had governor newsom pushing hard as well. we have two excellent senators. alex you're not looking any worse for wear. [applause] you're looking awful good. you've always looked good compared to me. for the fire to this. alan and i have been working on this for a long time. we just had a meeting and we have to change it. we can't give up. we have to turn this corner. don, you are the real deal. i will get you into trouble, but thank you for sticking up for me. we have a labor secretary, i'm his translator he's marty walsh from boston. he always has your back. i had an uncle who used to say joey, you are labor from belt buckle to shoe sole. he is labor from his forehead to the tips of his toes. today i would to speak about my top economic priority, fighting inflat

its governor gavin newsom and la mayor eric garcetti greeted the president after air force one landed at lax earlier today. >> back outside the la convention center. security was tight. shortly after the president arrived. a female protester near figaro and 11th streets step past a police barricade with a bullhorn in hand in approach the motorcade. lapd says that prompted a secret service agent to grab the woman and throw her to the ground. the woman said she was protesting for women's rights. >> inside the summit, the president announced a new latin america economic partnership to build on free trade agreements and address inequality, food, security and global warming. a plan aimed at becoming less dependent on china. >> we have to invest in making sure our trade is sustainable and responsible supply change that are more resilient, more secure and more sustainable. >> the president's proposal also seeks to counter a surge in mass migration at america's southern border. the president calling it the los angeles declaration. >> the declaration represents a mutual commitment to invest in

one producer of disgrunted eled laker supporters they for the last eight years have been lead by eric garcetti, but now is he leaving because being a mayor was a side gig he was doing until he landed an acting role on "grey's anatomy," very exciting. he is the guy that comes in screaming, is this the hospital. gripping performance. which mean it is now time for l.a. to pick a new mayor and when this race began there was a clear front runner. congresswoman karen bass, a decade of experience in congress and a couple of years ago she was nearly picked to be joe biden's vice president, yeah, she was this close to ruining her life. now, now kok woman bass has the full support of the party establishment in this race. and that meant that she was going to win for much of the campaign she had a clear lead in the polls. but that was all until this happened. >> 634 year old billionaire developer and philanthropist rick car uso is joining a crowded field of candidates to who intend to run for l.a. mayor, caruso is well-known for his real estate company that whether the shopping areas like the grove and am

a self-described abolitionist, vying for eric garcetti's job. telling the l.a. times, "white supremacy is codeified into our system created to build white wealth and law enforcement is the watch dog," the city of angels seeing rise in violent crime while arrests fall by 5.7%. the primary is set for june 7. >> carley: president biden says he will send advance rockets to ukraine. biden says he sees the asset says as critical to the russian aggression. he said we are not enabling and do not want to prolong the war to inflict pain on russia. kremlin declared such long-range weapons represented a red line not to be crossed. >> todd: having your finger on the pulse of what people want, the biden administration asking court to reverse a ruling lifting mask mandate for transportation. the cdc issued the mandate, the justice department said they would appeal the rule figure deemed necessary. i guess they deem it necessary issue the mandate applied to everyone using public transportation, including children as young as two. >> carley: national gas average surging $4.67 pe

is not on your side, eric garcetti has not even acknowledged homelessness is a municipal problem so how are you pushing back against critics who say you've been heavy-handed and have not appropriately taken on brutality within your department and that's why you are facing six challengers? >> i'm facing eight challengers because of the establishment recruiting them to run against me specifically. they do not want to independently elect a sheriff, i'm focusing on homelessness, violent crime. what matters to the community just as you are talking about. they want everyone to look the other way and claim brutality. what evidence do they have? they don't have anything. a large organization is hours like nypd, lapd, there will be issues that need addressed, issues of excessive force which we are holding people accountable, prosecuting where need to be prosecuted and terminating people who need to be terminated and that is it. people claiming we are condoning anything wrong, they are flat out wrong. they've got a false narrative going and they know it because it's all about the distract the vot

i always rail against eric garcetti in los angeles for doing the same about homelessness, it's not my fault, it's a federal problem. everything is a local problem when people are innocent people, a young mother is gunned down in cold blood on the street. that's his problem, that's here. >> it is and it's a horrific situation. it does look like a targeted killing and that's why we need to support a moral legislation that these kinds of weapons and guns, these weapons out of the hands of those who would seek to harm, kill, murder their significant others so red flag laws i think are important when there is judicial oversight and review process where we can get his hands, the guns out of the hands of these boyfriends or husbands, most likely that are the ones committing these crimes but it does sound like it's a targeted attack, he needs to take responsibly for this. he announced a plan in january, i want to see what the plan is in terms of mayor adams, more policing on the streets and more community policing resources because this is a problem not just in new york but across the country

. >> president biden was greeted in la today by mayor eric garcetti and governor gavin newsom. the president is hosting the summit of the americas. it's a gathering of leaders from north central and south america. >> there were 4 other district attorney positions sets taken last night's primary election. we'll start telling me the county and nobody there got more than 50% of the vote. so a runoff election will happen in november between the top 2 vote getters. they are civil rights attorney pamela price. the most progressive candidate on the ballot. and current chief deputy district attorney terry wiley. wiley has several high-profile endorsements, including from oakland, mayor libby schaff and congressman eric swalwell also in the east bay contra costa counties, progressive district attorney diana becton won reelection last night. defeating county prosecutor mary knox with 56% of the vote and the north bay solano county, d a krishna abrams defended her seat in a landslide victory against sharon henry henry had criticized abrams leadership citing her decision to recuse yourself

self-described abolitionist who registered to run in a crowded pool of mural candidates vying for eric garcetti's job. telling the "l.a. times" "white supremacy is codified into our legal system created to build white wealth and law enforcement in its watchdog." the city of angels seeing a 7.2% rise in violent crime from last year to this year while arrests followed by 5.7%. that primary is set for june 7th. did you hear about this? one canadian province will decriminalize hard drugs, including cocaine and mdma, ecstasy, for three years admitted a soaring addiction crisis. british columbia is saying that he will now allow residents to carry small amounts of the drugs with legal consequences starting next year. governments saying they hope the move will somehow encourage addicts to seek help and free up the police force. since 2016, there been more than 9400 deaths due to illicit drugs in british columbia including a record 2024 just last year. >> here at home, the fentanyl crisis is taking a heavy toll on families across the nation including our next guest. his son dylan died of poisoning one yea

thank you, gene and the port of los angeles, as well mario from the port of long beach and thank mayor garcetti of los angeles and the mayor of long beach who i expect soon to be the congressman of long beach, the way it looks like [ applause ] >> you guys did a heck of a job when i came out here a couple of years ago to try to get things moving, everybody, management, labor, elected leaders as well as, at the time, we also had governor newsom pushing hard, as well look, we have two excellent senators, dianne feinstein and alex padilla i'll tell you what, you don't look any worse for the wear, man. you're looking awful good. you're looking awful good and annett, you've always looked good compared to these guys and me, but seriously, thank you, anette for the fire you bring, i really mean this it's in your heart allen and i just had a little meeting together we've got to change it, allen. we can't give up we have to turn this corner, and john, you're the real deal anybody -- i don't want to get you in trouble thanks for sticking up for me and we have a labor secretary that i'm his translator, ma

administration for not including all countries in the region >> governor gavin newsom and la mayor eric garcetti greeted the president after air force one landed at lax earlier today. >> back outside the la convention center. security was tight. shortly after the president arrived. a female protester near figaro and 11th streets step past a police barricade with a bullhorn in hand in approach the motorcade. lapd says that prompted a secret service agent to grab the woman and throw her to the ground. the woman said she was protesting for women's rights. inside the summit, the president announced a new latin america economic partnership to build on free trade agreements and address inequality, food, security and global warming. a plan aimed at becoming less dependent on china. >> we have to invest in making sure our trade is sustainable and responsible supply change that are more resilient, more secure and more sustainable. >> the president's proposal also seeks to counter a surge in mass migration at america's southern border. the president calling it the los angeles declaration. >> the declarati

and the port of los angeles as well, mario, thank you from the port of long beach, and thank mayor garcetti from los angeles and the mayor of long beach, who i expect will soon be the congressman of long beach, the way it looks like. [ applause ] >> you guys did a heck of a job when i came out here a couple years ago to try to get things moving. everybody did, management, labor, the elected leaders, as well as at the time we also had governor newsom pushing hard as well. look, we have two excellent senators, dianne feinstein and alex padilla. alex, you don't look any worse for the wear, man. you're looking awful good. and nanette, i think you've always looked good, particularly compared to these guys, you know what i mean? and me. but seriously, thank you, nanette, for the fire you bring. you bring some fire to this. i really mean it. it's in your heart. and alan and i just had a little meeting together, we've got to change it, alan. we can't give up. we've got to turn this corner. and, john, you're the real deal. i won't get into it, i'll get you in trouble, but thanks for sticking up for

and mayor eric garcetti, according to a public lapd released last month, tipping was grappling with another officer at the training academy when he fell to the floor and suffered a spinal cord injury. >> but the lawsuit claims it was several officers simulating a mom when tipping was beaten to death. police chief michel moore did not specifically address the details of the incident when he took to the podium at the funeral. only calling it a tragic accident in the lawsuit, the family questioned the merit of the training exercise, pointing to other injuries to officers in the past. >> the department has launched its own investigation to determine if any changes need to be made. >> the la pd hasn't provided any further details saying that it won't comment on pending litigation. well, coming up in our next half hour, president biden is in europe for the g 7 summit. the landscape of world politics is changing fast. have a look. and the price of a family vacation is going up by a lot. well, take a look at the costs ahead for you. and the 4th of july holiday is coming up. triple a has a look at w

that meant immediate new restrictions announced by mayor eric garcetti and reducing the number of days that you can water your lawn from three days. to ella's rules allow just eight minutes per watering station in most cases in l. a san fernando valley. the lost virginity district has already ordered outdoor watering to be cut to just one day per week. and in nevada, what's called non functional or purely ornamental grass has been permanently outlawed. why the tougher measures elsewhere. it all comes down to the sources of water. mead, which provides much of the southwest water is just 28% full and within 150 ft of a level where water can no longer be released through the hoover dam. so could we eventually face additional restrictions here at home. well, we respond to the conditions at the moment. our stage. two restrictions do allow us to establish a watering schedule anywhere between one day a week and three days a week and right now we're at the need for a two day limit. so we're not yet at southern california levels of restrictions, but it is a cautionary tale if local conservation

that meant immediate new restrictions announced by mayor eric garcetti and reducing the number of days that you can water your lawn from three days. to ella's rules allow just eight minutes per watering station in most cases in l. a san fernando valley. the last virgin is district has already ordered outdoor watering to be cut to just one day per week. and in nevada, what's called non functional or purely ornamental grass has been permanently outlawed. why the tougher measures elsewhere. it all comes down to the sources of water. mead, which provides much of the southwest water is just 28% full and within 150 ft of a level where water can no longer be released through the hoover dam. so could we eventually face additional restrictions here at home. well, we respond to the conditions at the moment. our stage. two restrictions do allow us to establish a watering schedule anywhere between one day a week and three days a week and right now we're at the need for a two day limit. so the bottom line is we're not quite at the southern california restrictions, but it is a cautionary tale if loc

open race here with garcetti leaving the office after two terms. karen bass, democratic congresswoman, you may remember a couple years ago, joe biden considered her for a spot on his ticket as his vice president. went to kamala harris instead. now karen bass running for mayor of los angeles in a close race here with rick caruso, a developer, he's been a republican, he's been independent, he became a democrat this year. the way it works here in this primary, if nobody gets 50%, the top two advance to november and they have it in a one-on-one race. caruso's success has surprised some. he spent a ton of money in this race. it's like what we're talking about in san francisco. crime, homelessness, quality of life. these have been major points of em fa this? this race. caruso has run on that platform and remember maybe about 30 years ago, about three decades ago in los angeles, there was a republican businessman who ran on similar issues and did get elected mayor of that overwhelmingly democratic city. his name richard reardon. could rick caruso pull som

mayor garcetti says the holidays needed to make sure everyone knows what the day means. and so we are here to officially designate juneteenth as a day that will be celebrated as a holiday and honored in the city of angels here in los angeles. beginning this year, juneteenth will be a paid city holiday for our city employees. juneteenth is on june 19th. last year, the president signed a new law making juneteenth a federal holiday. the us mint has released a quarter paying tribute to wilma man killer, the first woman elected principal chief of the cherokee nation. part of the american women quarters program. man killers quarter is the third in the series. she joins writer maya angelo and astronaut sally ride on the quarter man killer has shown wrapped in a traditional show with the cherokee nation, seven pointed star. it's election day, and all eyes are on the effort to recall san francisco district attorney chaser boudin, the latest on those efforts and on other key races that are being decided by voters. also ahead. i know many people are frustrated and tired of hearing

that meant immediate new restrictions announced by mayor eric garcetti and reducing the number of days that you can water your lawn from three days. to ella's rules allow just eight minutes per watering station in most cases in l. a san fernando valley. the last virgin is district has already ordered outdoor watering to be cut to just one day per week. and in nevada, what's called non functional or purely ornamental grass has been permanently outlawed. why the tougher measures elsewhere, it all comes down to the sources of water. mead, which provides much of the southwest water is just 28% full and within 150 ft of a level where water can no longer be released through the hoover dam. so could we eventually face additional restrictions here at home. well, we respond to the conditions at the moment. our stage. two restrictions do allow us to establish a watering schedule anywhere between one day a week and three days a week, and right now we're at the need for a two day limit. so we're not yet at southern california levels of restrictions, but it is a cautionary tale if local conservatio

stuart: the mayor of los angeles is eric garcetti. he is term limited out. he is out. he's going to be replaced by possibly a guy who was a republican, he is a billionaire, he is running in the mayoral race, he might win. isn't that another sign of shifting attitudes in california? >> it is but the guy who is running who may become the next mayor, rick caruso, lifelong republican, all of a sudden switch to democrat. a big one that is the only way to get elected in california. he became a democrat because that is the only way you can be voted in in california. how about san francisco -- >> gavin newsom remains 53% approval rating even though the crime, the homelessness, people leaving california for the first time in one hundred 70 years i would love to say there has been a rejection of left-wing policies but i am not seeing it. you are right about san francisco, the da in san francisco will probably lose his job today, the guy who appointed george gascon as da of san francisco is gavin newsom who survived a recall but the guy he appointed, the guy who put him there sti

incumbent mayor eric garcetti is ineligible to seek a third term due to term limits. 18 states are holding primaries throughout the month of june 7th or happening this week along with california, iowa , mississippi, montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota, all holding primaries today. in mississippi republican congressman steven palazzo is facing six challengers, his largest ever field of competitors battling for his seat after a congressional ethics group raised questions about his campaign spending. and stay with ktvu. as election results come in, we will have a live blog on our website that will be updating local races throughout the evening. it's all at ktvu .com/ election. the son of an 86 year old woman killed in the racist driven buffalo, mass shooting is calling on congress to act against domestic terrorism. i ask every one of you to imagine. the faces of your mother's as you look at mine. and ask yourself, is there nothing? that we can do. his appeal during a senate judiciary committee. domestic terrorism hearing comes as lawmakers are working to region narrow bipartisan

that meant immediate new restrictions announced by mayor eric garcetti and reducing the number of days that you can water your lawn from three days. to ella's rules allow just eight minutes per watering station in most cases in l. a san fernando valley. the last virgin is district has already ordered outdoor watering to be cut to just one day per week. and in nevada, what's called non functional or purely ornamental grass has been permanently outlawed. why the tougher measures elsewhere. it all comes down to the sources of water, which provides much of the south west water is just 28% full and within 150 ft of a level where water can no longer be released through the hoover dam. so could we eventually face additional restrictions here at home. well, we respond to the conditions at the moment. our stage. two restrictions do allow us to establish a watering schedule anywhere between one day a week and three days a week, and right now we're at the need for a two day limit. so we're not yet at southern california levels of restrictions, but it is a cautionary tale if local conservation goa

los angeles mayor eric garcetti signed a proclamation yesterday making juneteenth a paid holiday for all l a city employees. juneteenth marks the endavery in america and mayor garcetti said holiday was necessary in order to make sure everyone knows what that day means. and so we are here to officially designate juneteenth as a day that will be celebrated as a holiday and honored in the city of angels here in los angeles. beginning this year, juneteenth will be a paid city holiday for our city employees. that juneteenth is celebrated on june 19th. and last year, president biden signed a bill into law of making the day a federal holiday. a shooting at a library in the south bay has parents worried about the safety of their families coming up details on that moment when someone opened fire and ellen mosque maybe sending out signals he wants to get out of this deal to take over twitter. why his lawyers will leave. they have an opportunity to pull out without any negative impact. and now you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for our ktvu newsletter just h

thanks to gene and the port of los angeles as well, mario, thank you for port long beach and thank mayor garcetti of los angeles and the mayor of long beach, who i expect is soon to be the congressman of long beach from the way it looks like. [ applause ] >> you guys did a heck of a job when i came out here a couple years ago to try to get things moving everybody did, management, labor, elected leaders, as well as at the time we also had governor newsom pushing hard as well. we have two excellent senators, dianne feinstein and alex padilla. i don't look any worse for the wear, man. you're looking awful good, looking awful good. and nannette, i think you always looked good, particularly compared to these guys and me. thank you for the fire you bring to this. you bring the fire. i really mean it. it's in your heart. alan lowenthal, alan just had a little meeting to the. together. we have to turn this corner. and, john, you're the real deal. i won't get into it, getting in trouble, but thanks for sticking up for me. and we have a labor secretary that i'm his translator, marty walsh from boston. the

president when he ultimately chose kamala karen bass wants to be the next la mayor to replace eric garcetti. and then over caruso, who was a republican and is now a democrat. he is pro business. he's a developer. those outdoor malls that are so popular in l a he has built many of and you see pretty close here in this is kind of a surprise in a democratic city. la karen bass, a black woman. you might think she would perform better against caruso and older white guy. but a lot of people in la just like here upset with crime and homelessness. and they think that has propelled caruso. we'll have to see january and november spent 40 million dollars of 40 million dollars of his own mind of his own money. but he has 4 and a half billion. >> so he should be ok and will keep spending. yeah. looks like as he hits with no fans, right? all all right. grant, thank you. we'll be right back. and here's a look at a few more races tonight. we're checking out the north bay. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with