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Philippine leader's gum chewing worries Japan

TOKYO - The outspoken Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte worries his Japanese hosts. Not just his policy toward the U.S. but also his informal style: Will he chew gum in front of the emperor?

Duterte arrived in Tokyo on Tuesday for a three-day visit, his first since becoming Philippine leader at the end of June.

For diplomats and political leaders, the main issue is his U.S. policy and how Japan can help mend those ties.

L.A. County Sheriff’s Sergeant Dies in Crash While Responding to Pursuit in Compton

A Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department sergeant responding to a pursuit in Compton died in a crash Monday morning.


The sergeant was responding to a stolen vehicle pursuit at about 5:10 a.m., said Sgt. Robert Connor with the Sheriff’s Department.

The pursuit lasted about two minutes before it was canceled due to high speeds and dangerous conditions, Connor said.

The sergeant's vehicle crashed near the intersection of Alameda Street West and East Myrrh Street while responding to the pursuit, Connor said.

Aerial video from Sky5 showed a damaged patrol vehicle at the crash scene as rescue crews loaded the wounded sergeant into an ambulance about 5:30 a.m.

Emergency crews could be seen doing chest compressions on the sergeant, who was in critical condition when he was transported to a nearby hospital, Connor said.

The sergeant later died at a hospital, Deputy Jeff Gordon with the Sheriff's Department confirmed.

He was identified as 47-year-old Sgt. Al Lopez, a 26-year veteran of the force, according to sheriff's spokeswoman Nicole Nishida.


Authorities did not have a description of the person involved in the pursuit.

Anyone with information was asked to contact the Sheriff's Department at 310-605-6500.

Those who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS (8477).

KTLA's Stephen Acosta contributed to this report.

LAPD GETS TESLA MODEL S POLICE CRUISER TO TEST OUT





Friday, October 21, 2016 09:52PM
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Most people know what an LAPD car looks like, but one marked black-and-white you may see in downtown L.A. looks a little different. It's a Tesla.

"We found a car that is very spacious inside. It has lots of technology, and it has also the performance that actually can match any patrol car today," said Vartan Yagiyan with the LAPD's Administrative Services Bureau.

The LAPD's one Tesla is a regular Model S, and yes, it would be plenty fast enough for one of Southern California's legendary police pursuits. The next question of course is, how much tax money was spent?

"Tesla was gracious enough to loan the vehicle to us for over a year, and we've been studying, testing, driving, trying to figure out how to put this car on the street as a patrol vehicle," Yagiyan said.

Evaluating electric vehicles is part of an overall sustainability plan for the city.

"That's really how we're going to accelerate not just reducing air pollution, but lowering our maintenance and fuel costs as well," said Matt Petersen, the chief sustainability officer for the city of Los Angeles.

Already in use in non-emergency unmarked roles is a fleet of 100 BMW i3 plug-in electric cars, each leased by the department for $387 per month, which includes maintenance and training for city personnel.

When advantages and disadvantages of electric cars are discussed, their general inability to take long journeys comes into question. But for city vehicles, including police vehicles, EV range is more than sufficient since the cars tend to stay within the city limits.

Most LAPD patrol cars only drive about 40 miles per day. So the department will be adding to its electric fleet, but slowly.

"We're getting ready to get our next 100 vehicles, and then the following year we'll get another 100 vehicles," Yagiyan said.

The overall savings could be significant, especially as more city facilities adopt solar energy-charging systems. EVs require almost no maintenance.

They might look a little funny now pulling in and out of the department's downtown garage. But to the mayor's office and the LAPD, these electric police cars look like the future.

トヨタ,FCバスを販売へ…都バスに2台を納入予定

トヨタ自動車は,実用化に向けて走行実証を重ねてきた燃料電池バス（FCバス）を,2017年初めよりトヨタブランドで販売すると発表した.

「トヨタFCバス」の台数は2台で,東京都交通局が運行する路線バスとして使用される予定だ.

トヨタFCバスは,日野自動車と共同で進めてきたFCバス開発の経験を踏まえ,トヨタが開発.

燃料電池自動車（FCV）『MIRAI』向けに開発した「トヨタフューエルセルシステム（TFCS）」を採用し,エネルギー効率が高く,走行時にCO2や環境負荷物質を排出しない優れた環境性能を実現している.

また,大容量外部電源供給システムを採用.

最高出力9kWかつ大容量235kWhの電力供給能力を備え,災害などの停電時に,学校体育館等の避難所や家電の電源として利用できる.

トヨタは,2020年の東京オリンピック・パラリンピックに向けて,東京都を中心に100台以上のFCバスの導入を予定.

これに向けて,公共交通としてのFCバスの活用について一般社会からの理解を高めていくために,2017年初めに,FCバスを日本で初めて販売する.

さらに、トヨタは今後,着実に導入台数を増やし,2018年からは新型のFCバスによる導入拡大を目指し,鋭意開発を進めている.

今朝いつも行くスーパー「Ralfh」でMexicoのチップを買ったのですけどKoreanの男が万引きしてSecurityに捕まっていました.

反省するどころかキレて暴れていました.

だけどLAPD(Sheriff)には通報していなく店内から追い出されて終了です.

理由は小さな事件だからです.
まぁ事件とは呼べないです.

殺人事件やギャングの事件や発砲事件が多く忙しい上に人数が足りていないので万引き程度だといちいちLAPD又はSheriffに電話しないです.

あとJailやPrisonの空きがなく軽い罪だと直ぐに釈放されます.

なのでSecurityがGuardをしています.

Koreanはモラルがなく最低な民族です.