do you think this will change the lapd in any discernible way? >> i think it will change all law enforcement. first of all, the lapd is t the biggest agency that's doing this. but it won't be long before all cops will do this. this is going to become a common ece of equipment for law enforcement. really the question will be not if you have them, it's why don't you have them? >> stop, stop, stop! >> reporter: over the past years body cameras have been a hot-button issue thanks in part to videos like these. this reserve deputyllegedly miststaking hi gun for his taser in oklahoma city. >> i sho him, i'm sorry, [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the reserve deputy is facing second-degree manslaughter charges. he says it was a terrible accident. but perhaps the most publicized example -- >> stop, stop! >> reporter: an officer for university of cincinnati shooting to death samuel due pose during a traffic stop. the video revealing what the prosecutor called -- >> the most asinine act i've ever seen a police officer make. >> reporter: officer ray tensin

hundreds packed the auditorium at lapd headquarters to remember him. >> the real adam 12 got its name here. >> countless actors have portrayed lapd officers but few have received this kind of treatment from the department which considers milner a major influence on the force today. >> that is the image that drew us all to this place. >> lapd chief charlie beck is referring to pete malloy's persona, the clean cut compassion natser? during the tush lent timed it aired. milner beck says not only drew better people into policing but changed how many lapd officers approached their work. >> pete malloy was a professional, a great moral compass that always did the right thing in the show and in many ways a generation of police officers the way that they think about their job was formed by adam 12. >> his partner kent mccord sharing a story about the show's influence how in the late '60s two officers is approached he and milner during the shoot. >> they said you guys are really making it tough on us. i said, really? why? and they said because we've got to live up to your image. >> it's an ima

this is the lapd. >> and simpson's attorneys know they can strike a cord. with secret knowledge of scathing recordings about to surface, they seek permission to ask lapd detective mark fuhrman if he's ever used the "n" word. >> i'll use the word because i'm quoting him, all of the niggers put them together into a big group and burn them. >> but prosecutor chris darden wants no part of it. >> it's the filthiest, dirtiest, nastiest word in the english language. it will upset the black jurors. it will issue them a test, and the test will be, who's side are you on? the side of the white prosecutors and the white policemen, or the side of the black defendant and his very prominent and capable black lawyer? >> cochran immediately fires back. >> not every african-american feels that way. it's demeaning to our jurors to say that african-americans cannot hear these offensive words. >> the battle lines are drawn. ing and race will have now determine this trial's outcome. january 24th, 1995, the trial of orenthal james simpson gets underday. >> there was a forest of s

do you think this will change the lapd in any discernible way? >> i think it will change all law enforcement. first of all, the lapd is the but it won't be long before all cops will do this. this is going to become a common piece of equipment for law enforcement. really the question will be not if you have them, it's why don't you have them? >> stop, stop, stop! >> reporter: over the past years body cameras have been a hot-button issue thanks in part to videos like these. this reserve deputy allegedly mistaking his gun for his taser in oklahoma city. >> i shot him, i'm sorry, [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the reserve deputy is facing second-degree manslaughter charges. he says it was a terrible accident. but perhaps the most publicized example -- >> stop, stop! >> reporter: an officer for university of cincinnati shooting to death samuel due pose during a traffic stop. the video revealing what the prosecutor called -- >> the most asinine act i've ever seen a police officer make. >> reporter: officer ray tensing the incident he needed to prot

but in the eyes of lapd detective tom lang, it's for the wrong crime. does o.j. simpson deserve to rot in jail? >> not for what he's there for now. that's almost laughable. but, yeah, he deserves to be in jail for murder, for slaughtering two people. and not giving a [ expletive ] one way or the other. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >>> he was a rising nfl star racing toward greatness. >> he was projected to be one of the greatest tight ends in the nation. >> he was a regular guy, trying to figure out what his future would be. >> my son was rich because he had a lot of us. >> then their unlikely paths cross. >> i know. i am sorry mom, but your son was shot and killed. >> tonight, the evidence. >> he said he was innocent. >> he is charged with murder. >> the verdict.

>> defense lawyer barry shek blasts the lapd criminalologist. confronting him about not wearing gloves while handling evidence, and picking apart inconsistencies in his testimony. >> so you did begin evidence collection before the coroner? >> yes. >> so what you said before wasn't true? >> it was to the best of my recollection at the time. >> what do you remember the most about fung just getting torn apart by shek? >> oh, man. >> does that refresh your recollection? >> barry shek is one heck of an attorney. he just ripped him apart. >> you truly believe that evidence was planted? >> yes, from this day till the day i die, i think it was planted. >> who does the defense accuse of planting evidence? mark fuhrman, the same detective prosecutors say found the glove outside of simpson's home. >> did you wipe a glove in the bronco, detective fuhrman? >> no. >> you did not? >> no. >> did you ever, for a moment, believe that the police wanted to frame o.j. simpson? >> frame him? i think that was in fuhrman's mind. >> you say under oath that you have not

while there is yet to bea collision, the lapd 17 helicopters fly low and past. pilots worry about even a small drone strike the windshield the main rotor or one on the tail. >> we impact a drone. now 5,500 pound of aircraft 130 gallons ofpetroleum. >> we are 800 feet over los angeles, this should be airspace free of drones. more than 100 drones cited by pilots at this altitude and thousand of feet above. breaking the rules. in late august this drone came within 50 feet of an lapd chopper. the pilot drove 200 feet. air division commander, al lopez. there is an effort to fiend aend find a way to crack down on bad behavior without a lot of success? >> there are no real regulations now. there are regulations the faa is recommending. for instance recommending it stay in line of soogt of the operator. they don't fly over the unintended public. they don't fly at night. >> reporter: but the city is filing misdemeanor charges against the alleged operator martin sheldon for using a dren to interfere with police. lopez says it's time for legislators to act. >> i hope it do

while there is yet to bea collision, the lapd 17 helicopters fly low and past. pilots worry about even a small drone strike the windshield, the main rotor or one on the tail. >> we impact a drone. now 5,500 pound of aircraft, 130 gallons ofpetroleum. >> we are 800 feet over los angeles, this should be airspace free of drones. more than 100 drones cited by pilots at this altitude and thousand of feet above. breaking the rules. in late august this drone came within 50 feet of an lapd chopper. the pilot drove 200 feet. air division commander, al lopez. there is an effort to fiendend y to crack down on bad behavior without a lot of success? >> there are no real regulations now. there are regulations the faa is recommending. for instance, recommending it stay in line of soogt of the operator. they don't fly over the unintended public. they don't fly at night. >> reporter: but the city is filing misdemeanor charges against the alleged operator, martin sheldon for using a dren to interfere with police. lopez says it's time for legislators to act. >> i hope it doesn't t

and they said because we've got to live up to your image. >> it's an image lapd is highlighting in the lobby of its headquarters and a dispatched farewell to a make believe officer whose impact was all too real. >> one adam 12, martin milner is in the watch. >> rob hayes reporting for abc news. >>> and so many of the speakers said that they loved the show and the show made such a difference because it was so accurate with how it portrayed police life. they used the right codes. the equipment was the same. [ siren ] >> why am i giving you the face? >> totally -- tried to arrest you. >> that's the news for this half hour. tt2watv# #t bt@q.p< tt2watv# #t "a@q>\x tt2watv# #t bm@q5wt tt4watv# #t " dztq eu$ tt4watv# #t " entq 5qd tt4watv# #t " gzt& ,v< tt4watv# #t " hnt&

it shows a man in a car parked behind a lapd cruiser. it was posed to instagram last week and got the attention of lapd who launched an investigation. he was in the park during filming. they know the identity of the primary suspect and have a warrant out for his arrest. >> we are in contact with them and trying to turn himself in. >> they are not identifying the suspect by name but it was posted under the instagram account. it links to the account of the wrapper group. >> he was trying to promote his career as a wrap artist and wanted to gain some type of street credibility displaying this video. >> detectives say it was created for entertainment services and did not pose a credible threat to officers. >> this video is not sitting well with law enforce am officers. it sends a disturbing message to any one who wears a uniform. >> i was angered by this video and officers we know we are vulnerable when we are out there. this is sub human behavior. should be disturbing to every law enforcement officer. we already know that we live with that

tate notified the detectives about the suspicious bikers at the ranch but the lapd did nothing. it turns out another police department was already there, watching manson's every move. but they suspected him of auto theft. not murder. >> when the police swooped in a week after the murders, charlie thought, this was it. somehow they have figured it out. and the police couldn't understand when charlie asked what the charges were and they said car theft. that manson started laughing. but he had a reason to laugh. he was relieved. >> relieved and soon released on a technicality. >> they put the wrong date on the warrant. and they had to actually just release everybody. >> a tragically missed opportunity. it would be months until investigators got their big break. november 1969, one of manson's followers, susan atkins, who was already in jail for another crime, confessed to the murder of sharon tate. >> she couldn't help but brag to some other inmates about a murder she had been involved with. and finally, everything was put together. >> the police returned to the death valley compoun

we begin with a major reform for lapd where every single officer is you fitted with a body cam. will it be cops in check? abc's matt gutman is with them on the ground. >> reporter: lapd giving chase, careening around a corner. we're with them. >> hands up! turn your back towards me! get on your knees! hands on top of your head! lay down on your stomach! >> reporter: for officers parras and splenga, nights like this are routine. the images you're seeing are not. >> thought he had a gun? >> reporter: over the past month lapd, which earned infamy with the rodney king video, becoming by far the largest police department in the nation to deploy body cameras on all its patrol officers, 7,000 of them.

joined the lapd on patrol, wearing the same body camera they do. like them, filming every interaction with the public. the race to a shooting. and the controversial stop and frisk. those moments, the source of so many complaints. the hope that those cameras can protect the public. and police. matt gutman, abc news, new york. >> thank you. >>> and overseas, the massive escalation by russia. they say targeting isis. and some of them accidentally crash-landing in iran. troubling images, appearing to show children being rushed from the scene after the strikes. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: it was an impressive display of firepower. that volley of 26 cruise missiles headed to syria. but we now know four of them never made it, crashing into but those russian airstrikes they claim are targeting isis have been devastating. a syrian aid group says these young children have nothing to do with isis. the u.s., says russia, is targeting rebel forces opposing the dictator bashar al assad. today, u.s. defense secretary ash carter predicted russia will face

watch as a lapd officer fired a beanbag at the suspect who goes down completely. paul bertolli was part of a production crew working down the he heard and saw the police pulling up in front of the chase standing outside. he pulled out his cell phone and shot this video. >> when i saw him reach into his bag i thought for sure something bad was going to happen. i didn't want to see anything too graphic. >> they must think it's all another day in hollywood or something like that, but it was -- it was kind of crazy because we were e ry separate from t tm and they were makakg re that we will stayed inside. >> reporter: the suspect was taken into custody and transported to a hospital for treatment after being shot with the bean bag r@und. according to the lapd, the bomb squad went in to me sure the building was safe after the suspect said something after he was arrested. >> he claimed to have had an after he was taken into custody he said he may have another >> reporter: sid garcia reporting for abc news. >> bean bag bullets. i've heard of rubber bullets but beanbag bul

last week, we joined the lapd on patrol, wearing the same body camera they do. like them, filming every interaction with the public. the race to a shooting. and the controversial stop and frisk. those moments, the source of so many complaints. the hope, that those cameras can protect the public. and police. matt gutman, abc news, new york. >> animal rights activists are applauding a decision by the california coastal commission to ban future whale breeding at seaworld in san diego. the park did get approval for a $100 million expansion that would triple the size of existing orca enclosures. animal rights groups say captive whales are lonely and miserable, a claim park officials insist is not true. >>> the nfl's thursday night showdown featured the colts visiting the texans. 40-year-old matt hasselbeck was at the helm for indianapolis in place of injured andrew luck. and it was colts receiver andre johnson, a former texan who did most of the damage. take a look. one of his two touchdown receptions there. first quarter, his second one capped an 80-yard drive that

you can see a man from inside his vehicle filming an lapd squad car. you can see the officers exit their vehicle, then the camera moves down to show . >> today, we contacted the lapd asking about the video and what their investigators revealed will shock you, explaining quote, the film was made by members of an early 1990 rap group no longer in fashion, posted to ignite a come back by the rap group and went on to decide that detectives determined the video was made for entertainment purposes only, and not a credible threat to police officers. i'm not buying that. it's disturbing, pulling a gun on police officers is quote, entertainment? that is not entertaining. >> it is per verse. i deplore it. there is enough tension between the minorities and cops. in the green room, my neighbor told me about a bill board that says blue lives matter. >> i never understand o'malley -- >> when have you officers attacked, where is the president? where is the guy that speaks out on gun violence? when does he speak out in defense of police officers? of law enforcement? >

in late august this drone came within 50 feet of an lapd chopper hunting for an armed suspect. the pilot dove 200 feet--an evasvive manuever to avoid a mid-air collision. air division commander captain al lopez: ((sot: kvc q)) right now there is not a law you can use to go afafr someone for breaking when it comes to a drone? ((sot: lopezez11624)) e inoa nipaco ei res t pel e ctn./ eris puititoth c b sebuits lydoed t t cy tinsthg --li mdomochgigntalgeopat 5 olminheonor inaotontfe wh i it eecd ba sta ohue. e pdayitou le see drone operators held to the same standards as any other pilot, which would give them options to prosecute reckless behavior. rescue crews are looking for some missing people after a small plane crashed into a mobile home park in florida. still to come... we'll show you how security cameras might help with the investigation. at sunrise. good morning everyone, thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm jacob hellll... taylor. jake>> developing this morning... the search is still going on near miami for more survivors after a small plane crashed into a mobile

according to the lapd, the bomb squad went in to make sure the building was safe after the suspect said something after he was arrested. >> he claimed to have had an explosive in his backpack. after he was taken into custody he said he may have another explosive inside. >> reporter: sid garcia reporting for abc news. >> bean bag bullets. that's interesting. i've heard of rubber bullets but bean bag buts. >> i'm surprised they didn't use a taser gun. a good way to end that situation that could have been a lot worse. >> coming up, a little costume change into it will be quick. here's a hint, yeeohaw. >> we've got some of the hottest halloween costumes for you and your little ones. >> there you have it. >> wait till you see what kendis tries on. this is worth waiting through the commercial break. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" continu ♪ >>> well, in case you couldn't tell, it's time to celebrate halloween. >> you make a good woody. >> i would. >> if you're a little behind in your planning don't worry, there's time to get your little ghouls and goblins this season

but what the lapd union chief just said is in my view unconstitutional and illegal. you can't deny quentin tarantino's right to make a film because you don't agree with the hateful things he does. >> just don't go to it. >> tarantino is getting a big boy lesson about how the world works. and being held accountable for your actions. getting hit in the wallet. 12 million large you're about to feel it. it will have repercussions on him. and i don't care if it was already on the calendar, it's incredibly disrespectful. >>> stay there, kg you're up first on this one. you know when the presidential debate is a joke when virtually all the late-night comics poke fun at it. colbert. and kimmel. >> what is your biggest weakness, and what are you doing it address it? >> yes. they open with the one question that no one in human history has ever answered honestly. when i interviewed for this job, i said my biggest weakness is sometimes i work so hard i forget to cash my paychecks. >> at a certain point i didn't know if i was watching a debate or "the view." [ all people talking a

because of the lapd officer who saw it happen. >> tried to stop the blood. called an ambulance. and the ambulance came and had me out of here and to the emergency hospital in no time at all. and those two officers went with me to make sure everything worked out. >> they did? >> i'm telling you, the good lord was watching over me. >> after x-rays of his arm, skull, legs, stitches to his forehead and a bandage to his knee, bob was released from the hospital after several hours. what kind of outpouring did you hear from people? >> i heard from people all over the country. they all figured falling on the cement sidewalk, the guy probably is finished. >> one reason bob wasn't finished is that since retiring eight years ago, the beloved game show host and animal rights activist takes great care of himself. >> i think at my age, two things are terribly important. nutrition and exercise. at any age. if you don't exercise, you're going to end you like this. >> another important ingredient, a sense of humor. as i found out firsthand. you know what? you made my heart stop. lord, they almos

troubling news for redskins, desean jackson's home was invaded by four armed occupants according to the lapd. their relationship to jackson unknown right now. jackson was not at home during the invasion. there were no reported injuries and no suspect information at this time. >> high school football. they have a bruiser. manzaray goes 89 yards, 14-0, bruins, at this time in control, his linemen giving him a little of -- don't drop him, don't drop him, up oh. westfield pulls within seven and there he is. lake braddock pulls away from west springfield, 56-21 the final. bruins now 8-0 on the season. >>> to the ice, the caps in a red hot start to their season, alex ovechkin with five goals on the year scoring ever in every game he's played in looking for five in a row. barry trotz despite that, still pacing behind the bench. kuntz scores his first goal of the season. pretty passing from the top line. they take a 1-0 lead. in the second, tied at 3. john carlson sends the puck in the air, it's chased down. goes one-on-one with the goalie. you know who's winning this one. caps up 4-3. later in the

but what the lapd union chief just said in my view is unconstitutional and illegal. you can't deny quentin tarantino's right to make a film because you don't -- >> i say just boycott it. just don't go to it. >> tarantino's getting a big boy lesson about how the world worlds and what it means to be held accountable for your actions. getting hit in the wallet a little bit. call $12 million large, you're about to feel it. this will have repercussions on him financially and economically. it was incredibly disrespectful. i don't care if it was already on the calendar. grow up and go home. >>> stay right there. you know a presidential debate is a joke when virtually all the late-night comics poke fun at him. cnbc practically wrote the punch lines for themselves. >> what is your biggest weakness and what are you doing to address it? >> yes, they opened with the one question that no one in human history has ever answered honestly. when i interviewed for this job, i said, my biggest weakness was, sometimes i work so hard i forget to cash my paycheck. >> at a certain point, i

plus, we'll look at what the lapd chopper pleat is doing to combat reckless drones over l.a.'s skies. and finding the source of deadly ice cream took a scoop of luck. more from our cbs news investigation. all of that tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> are you good at crunching numbers. >> jill schlesinger, and she has the jobs report. >> reporter: if you are looking for a new job you might want to check out accounting. the number of openings in this field subpoena 19% in the first 35r9 of this year, according to workforce data firm wanted analytics. here in the bay area the average accountant or auditor earns $86,000 a year. employers plan to boost starting salaries for staff accountants by 5.1% next year. you don't need to be a certified accountant but it would help you earn 5% more. but becoming a cpa takes a lot of work. you are required to have 150 hours of education and a years worth of accounting experience under your belt. you locals need to pass the rigorous cpa exam. the skills learn are useful in any field, which means you can pursue a position in practically any i