Confirmed: Truckers organize strike to protest Biden's potential fracking ban.

Dallas PD: Thank you to all Veterans for your service. We are honored to have many current and former members of the military who work for the Dallas Police Department. We thank them, as well as Veterans all over.

This is the moment where yo hear the familiar - “nothing to see hear, move on” defense, along with attacks on the credibility of the news source. That should not deter anyone from asking questions or figuring out the truth - starting with what this means: "More than 20,000 absentee ballots in Pennsylvania have impossible return dates and another more than 80,000 have return dates that raise questions, according to a researcher’s analysis of the state’s voter database. Over 51,000 ballots were marked as returned just a day after they were sent out—an extraordinary speed, given U.S. Postal Service (USPS) delivery times, while nearly 35,000 were returned on the same day they were mailed out. Another more than 23,000 have a return date earlier than the sent date. More than 9,000 have no sent date". (Read the full story.)

All roads lead to Los Angeles!!! Good Morning Downtown seen from North Hollywood!

Florida's governor drafts laws that would allow citizens to kill looters. The expansion of the state's "Stand Your Ground" law would allow armed citizens to shoot suspected looters or anyone engaged in "criminal mischief" that disrupts a business.

New video from Russia.

LOS ANGELES - Wednesday is Veteran's Day, as there will be virtual celebrations and parades across the country. But the day won't be much different for one group of veterans without homes living near a wealthy West Los Angeles neighborhood. Instead of getting their computers set up for a virtual celebration, these veterans are trying to stay warm while sleeping inside a tent or in the streets. "It's getting cold," said Army Veteran Richard Reeves Jr. "Not a lot of us have a tent out." Just outside of the Department of Veterans Affairs, you'll find one tent after another, draped with American flags, all of them belonging to U.S. Veterans battling homelessness. "There are days when we don’t know when our next meal is coming from," said Army Veteran Joseph William Fields. Fields has been living in the area on-and-off for the last five years. He said trying to get help from the VA can be time consuming and frustrating. Reeves agrees. "There are only a couple of programs that will help veterans with PTSD like mine," Reeves said. Rob Reynolds, a veteran advocate with AMVETS, knows what it's like to be in Fields and Reeves' shoes. "In 2018, I came to the VA and I needed services and I was denied service and I ended up on the sidewalk," Reynolds said. Reynolds, now a veteran advocate, said he cares deeply for these fellow veterans. "I’ve seen camaraderie," he said. "I've seen these guys come together. They’re out here cleaning, they’re out here supporting one another and it’s a beautiful thing to see. This is different from other homeless encampments."

Today, we pay our respects and honor all of those who served and sacrificed so much defending our nation. A special thanks to all of our LASD HQ Veterans for their service and those who continue to serve the County of LA communities.