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At 2.30, yes, this is another weekend in Karen Bass and Georgia Gascones, Los Angeles.

We're going to talk with a woman, Ali Zacharias.

She had her French bulldog, Onyx, stolen right in front of her.

They threw Ony in a car.

And Allie jumped on the car's hood, holding onto the windshield wipers, and the car took off with her sprawled on the hood.

And she survived that.

At last report, the dog is still missing. And we're going to talk with Allie.

This is what life is like. Do you see that video? Yes. Oh, my God. Yeah, it's...

She's lucky to be alive. I know. It's the scariest thing. I don't know what it's like being on the hood of a car like that, holding on a windshield wipers.

Another event over the weekend was quite a few street takeovers in South Los Angeles and in Compton.

And that ended up with a couple of dozen arrests, citations, vehicles get impounded.

A few people were shot along the way.

Steve Gregory.

Just another weekend in L.A.

That's right.

Steve Gregory has the scoreboard here.

So let's take it to early Sunday morning when at least 30 cars took over a big chunk of the 6th Street Bridge. Remember for a while there, it was real quiet down there. When it first opened, everyone was doing street takeovers down there. And then they had to go in and put bollards in there and prevent people from driving all over the place up there. So I mean, of course, you know, we can't have any pretty things or nice things anymore. So they had to try to make that takeover proof. Well, that didn't work out too well. So early Sunday morning,

about 30 cars blocked a big area in Boyle Heights there on the 6th Street Bridge. And officers

got on scene. They ended up impounding 15 vehicles and handing out 150 citations.

That's a lot of people.

Right.

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