Tucker Carlson Tonight: Mike Rowe On Dealing With Coronavirus. Mike Rowe gives a sensible approach for dealing with Coronavirus.

A driver surrendered to law enforcement after leading them on a high-speed pursuit in the San Fernando Valley area Wednesday night. The vehicle was zooming northbound on the 405 Freeway near Granada Hills when Sky5 arrived above the scene at 11 p.m. The driver was originally wanted for speeding, according to California Highway Patrol. The silver sedan made its way onto the 5 Freeway and exited sooner after. CHP officers then attempted a PIT maneuver but the driver managed to flee. The bumper of the vehicle appeared to be hanging off for several miles as the sedan continued to speed on surface streets. The vehicle pulled over in a parking lot around 11:09 p.m. and surrendered to authorities in Sylmar.

Meanwhile, in China. Chengdu, Sichuan, is back on a war footing and rolls out mass testing in the wake of a fresh cluster of COVID19 cases.

Dog rescued from gator in viral video gets deputized by Lee County Sheriff's Office. What has four paws, was once trapped in an alligator's jaws and now upholds the laws? That would be 4-month-old Gunner, who was just deputized by the Lee County Sheriff's Office for his "tenacity and fight. Crazy story. Happy to say that Gunner is here today because of Rick's fast actions, jumping in without hesitation," Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno said in a video posted to Facebook. In the caption of the post, the sheriff's office wrote, "This 4-month-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is the newest recruit to Deputy Dogs!" So, what is Deputy Dogs? According to the Lee County Sheriff's Office's website, it's a "Pets on Patrol" program that encourages pet owners to pay closer attention to suspicious activity while out with their pets. As for Gunner, he's now the program's newest Safety and Security Officer.

LAPD is looking for the woman in this video, who they say pepper sprayed the owner of Kitson, an LA store recently known for its politically charged posters on its windows. Police say the suspect was putting items in her purse, then pepper sprayed the owner after being confronted

‘This is the big one’: President Trump tweets in support of Texas election lawsuit at the Supreme Court.

The election dispute is not over yet. In fact, it’s headed to the nation’s highest court, now, with the support of the Trump Administration and attorney generals from several states.

The lawsuit was filed by the state of Texas against four other states. It claims those four states violated election law.

On Tuesday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed the suit against Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. It asks that those states be blocked from voting in the electoral college.

Now, the four battleground states have until Thursday to respond.

It is no surprise that President Trump was quick to back the suit, after his extensive battles with corruption in the voting process this election.

He also tweeted about an earlier lawsuit from a Republican lawmaker in Pennsylvania. It had asked the Supreme Court to stop the state from certifying its election. Rejected by the justices, it was a blow to the Trump campaign.

It appears that Texas’ new attempt to right election wrongs is providing new hope for justice, and other states have been quick to show support too.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt said Monday that his state will back the suit.

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry also issued a statement, asking for the Supreme Court to consider the case. Furthermore, the U.S. Supreme Court should consider the most recent Texas motion, which contains some of the same arguments.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall tweeted a written statement of support as well.

Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge said she supports Texas’ motion too.

Sacramento: Antifa beating on a man and a woman. The streamer is pro Antifa and begins to chant ‘we didn’t see shit’ at the end after recording the crime.

PALMDALE, Calif. — Sheriff Alex Villanueva announced details and results from an operation at a super-spreader event on Saturday, December 5, 2020, in Palmdale. The operation was done with extensive coordination and meticulous planning from various bureaus and units, including the Palmdale Sheriff’s Station, Human Trafficking Force, Operation Safe Streets Bureau, Aero Bureau, three patrol squads of the Mobile Field Force Personnel, and the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department obtained information that a massive underground party would occur at a vacant house in Palmdale. Previous incidents revealed parties like these often involve drugs, prostitution, underage drinking, and violence. During the well-executed operation on the 6300 blocks of West Avenue M8, 158 individuals were arrested; 116 of them were adults, and 35 were juveniles. Six firearms were confiscated. Most importantly, a girl that was categorized as a Commercially Sexually Exploited Child was rescued.

YouTube just BANNED Right Side Broadcasting from covering the March for Trump tour that is heading to DC because speakers are criticizing the election. TOTAL communist censorship!