Military police member stands guard in front of a Hindu temple in the downtown area in Yangon, Myanmar, February 2. REUTERS/Stringer

Wauwatosa, WI --: bus lose control on snowy roads near 68th and State, crashing into a row of trees. MCTS says the driver was trying to avoid a line of cars stopped on a hill. No injuries reported.

Tucker Carlson Tonight host warns anyone can be considered a 'domestic extremist'. Bank of America handed over customer data to feds following Capitol riot. There has been an enormous amount of talk -- not just this week, but over the last month -- about violent extremism and the people who embrace it. Those people, we're told, are domestic terrorists who must be put down by force. The war on terror has moved stateside. Extremists are inside our country, and we must hunt them down. We're hearing those words nonstop, not just on cable news, but from elected officials, including some Republicans. We're hearing it from the leaders of federal law enforcement agencies and the intelligence agencies. We're hearing it from the Pentagon. Just this week, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin ordered the entire U.S. military to "stand down" while investigators cleanse the ranks of political extremists.

Pursuit in Woodland Hills, LAPD Topanga negotiates a surrender with the suspect. While that was going, Burbank PD was in pursuit of a stolen police parking enforcement vehicle.

Meanwhile, in Seattle -- The Antifa/BLM Group Has Left The Vigil To Begin Their March

Tucker Carlson mocks his former Fox News colleague Shep Smith for his CNBC segment on people not wearing masks in a Florida grocery store: "If Pulitzer prizes still mattered, and they don’t, this would get a Pulitzer."

Los Angeles -- Thought he was smooth. 😭😭

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department responded to a call of a domestic violence kidnapping call in an unincorporated South LA neighborhood around 8 p.m. When deputies spotted the suspect vehicle, the suspect drove off, prompting a pursuit. At one point during the chase, a female passenger got out of the suspect's white Dodge muscle car. LASD did not specify the female passenger's involvement in the crime or if she was a victim. The suspect continued driving as LASD dropped the pursuit due to the suspect driver's high speeds and erratic driving. CHP picked up the chase as the suspect got on the freeway. The suspect eventually got out of the car in Gardena, running on foot before authorities placed him into custody. At one point during the foot chase, the suspect tried to jump on the back of a moving semi-truck. Officials have not released the identity of the chase suspect.

San Diego Police Department: We thank everyone who has reached out to us sending their thoughts and prayers to not only us but more importantly the Sisto family. They greatly appreciate the outpouring support the community has shown.

“Ohana means family. Family means no one gets left behind… Or forgotten”

#RIP

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - An Amber Alert has been canceled for a 3-month-old who was abducted on Thursday from Newport News. Virginia State Police said the child was found safe in Chesterfield. Police said Jiraiya Sage Cherry was abducted on Feb. 4 and was “believed to be in extreme danger.” Newport News police said one person is in custody. The baby was reported missing after being last in the 13300 block of Preakness Drive in Newport News. Jiraiya is 1-foot-1, weighs 10 pounds, and was last seen wearing a red and white stripe onesie with blue pants.
Newport News Police said they believed the baby was abducted by an unknown female babysitter who is about 24 years old, about 5′5″ to 5′6″ tall with brown eyes and long black hair extensions. She was last seen wearing a black face mask and black jacket.
The woman was last seen driving a silver four-door sedan with unknown Virginia registration.

K9 Action -- Incredible takedown of an armed and dangerous pursuit driver by LAPD K9 and SWAT teams after a 2 hr standoff in Woodland Hills. Suspect has been tazed and is now in custody.

LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles has become a hot bed for human trafficking. Authorities announced that 145 arrests were made in Los Angeles County during a recent statewide operation investigating human trafficking. "Operation Reclaim and Rebuild'' involved more than 100 federal, state and local agencies, and resulted in 450 arrests statewide, the Los Angeles Police Department reported. During the seven-day operation, the LAPD made 91 arrests, the Long Beach Police Department made 13 arrests, the L.A. Regional Human Trafficking Task Force made 36 arrests and the Pomona Police Department made five arrests. Over two dozen victims were rescued, 13 of them were minors. Statewide, 39 victims of human trafficking were rescued during the operation, including 13 juveniles, officials said. In Los Angeles County, 14 victims of human trafficking were rescued, 12 by the LAPD and two by the Pomona Police Department.

OMG! 👀