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Karen Bass deleting all her phone messages from the week of the fire.

No cover up there.

Janice Kinonez, the DWP head, we might be spending $700,000 on security for her.

Yeah.

She makes three quarter a million a year and can't afford her own security.

But now we're going to pay so she can be driven to work.

So she can be driven to work.

So when she gets to work, she decides not to fill up the reservoir for another day.

That's apparently what she does with her time.

Now let's talk to Nathan Hockman, the L.A. County DA.

You remember last year, George Gascon filed a motion to resentence Eric Lyle Menendez for the murders of their parents from 36 years ago.

Most famous, one of the most famous cases in America.

And the Menendez brothers, if they got resentenced, it would likely mean they would be set

free because they would get resentenced in effect to time served.

And Nathan Hockman says no.

And so he's asking the court to withdraw that petition.

Let's get him on now.

See his reasoning.

Nathan, how are you?

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