NYC -- GUN BUST ON A PARTY BUS that a police source states officers had prior intel on. Once pulled over, several weapons were found onboard and as a result several people on the bus were arrested. This occured just after midnight in Dumbo, Brooklyn. Video by Dakota Santiago (FNTV)

Good Friday Morning Los Angeles! With sunrise approaching Los Angeles, the downtown temperature is 54°F. Today's expected high 69°F.

Los Angeles -- Two people were shot and wounded following a fight at a hookah bar in Anaheim late Thursday night. The gunman is at large. The shooting occurred at around 11 p.m. at the Fusion Ultra Lounge at an outdoor shopping center in the 500 block of South Brookhurst Street. Anaheim police responded to find two men in their 30s with gunshot wounds. They were taken to a local hospital are expected to survive, police said. Investigators learned that the shooting was precipitated by an altercation between two groups of patrons at the bar. At least one person then produced a gun and opened fire, police said. It’s unclear what started the altercation. There was no description of the suspect or suspects.

LASD HQ wishes all those who celebrate the Lunar New Year a very prosperous year of the OX. Please celebrate responsibly with family & friends. We will keep working hard with our communities for a healthy & successful year.

WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! NYPD Critical Incident Briefing - 34 Precinct, Officer Involved #Shooting.

China releases the first videos of Tianwen-1 probe entering orbit around Mars.

ATLANTA, GA— CNN praises Governor Cuomo for killing off the elderly since they probably would have voted for Trump.

The station's hosts said that forcing nursing home residents to admit COVID-19 patients was a "stroke of genius" that all other state governors really should start looking into.

"A genius move, brother," said Chris Cuomo as he interviewed Andrew Cuomo, which is not weird or biased at all. "Really inspired. How do you come up with it? You're so great."

"Aw, shucks," said Andrew Cuomo. "Stop it!"

"No, you stop it."

"You stop it!"

This went on for some time before the brothers argued at length over who would hang up first.

At publishing time, the station had also recognized another element of just how genius this move was, since those killed by COVID-19 are now voting Democrat.

MEXICO CITY - Prosecutors in the western Mexico state of Jalisco say that police have found 18 plastic bags full of hacked-up body parts on the outskirts of the city of Guadalajara.

Police found one human limb near a highway overpass, which led them to the heap of taped-up bags in a gully nearby, the agency said late Thursday. The severed limbs are being examined to determine how many corpses the parts belonged to.

In November, authorities recovered 113 bodies and additional human remains from a secret grave in the town of El Salto, just outside Guadalajara. A total of 189 corpses were discovered in the town throughout 2020.

The state is home to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, one of Mexico’s most violent and powerful. More bodies have been found in secret graves there than in any other state in recent years. The cartel has been fighting a breakaway faction in and around Guadalajara for years.

More than 80,000 people are listed as missing since Mexico's drug war began in 2006.

Texas -- Cleanup continues more than 24 hours after the deadly pileup on I-35W in Fort Worth.

The Tampa Police Department needs your help identifying an unknown male suspect responsible for damaging a statue in Downtown Tampa. The incident occurred September 24, 2020, between E. Madison St. and E. Polk St. If you have any information about the suspect, send your tip anonymously via the SafeTampa app or send an anonymous tip via text message by texting the keyword SAFETAMPA and your tip to 847411 (20-442190)

New Variant Alert: WHO Chief Scientist: “We are now getting reports of people getting reinfected with a new variant of the virus, suggesting people who’ve had prior infection could get infected again.”

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North Hollywood -- A 90-year-old North Hollywood man spent $10,000 on an ad in the Wall Street Journal to complain about his slow internet speeds. "Corporations, they don’t listen necessarily to the homeowner on the street. They listen to the press. Aaron Epstein is a man who knows what he likes: streaming movies and watching television on the internet. He also knows what he hates: slow internet speeds. “With 3Mbps, which was the only speed AT&T has been giving me, it was, yeah, I don’t know if you’re familiar with the term buffering.” Epstein said he has been with AT&T for 60 years and his parents were customers of the company for even longer. But when he noticed their ads for “lightning fast” internet speeds, it bothered him so much that he started calling customer service — over and over — in an attempt to get answers. Epstein said at times his internet was so slow that watching movies was more like watching a slideshow, which is when the idea dawned on him.

Multnomah County Sheriff's Office: Not blizzard-like. BLIZZARD conditions at our Troutdale Sheriff’s Office.