and crimes. todd: elizabeth, let s show our viewers how much homicides are on the rise in los angeles, 397 murders in 2021. that is up 53.9% from 2019 and up 11% from 2020. you talk about the policies, if you are elected, what policies will you change and what will dow? i will absolutely be for upholding our law and order, it is critical. and funding our police and making sure that we have safe streets so we can protect our kids, our communities, our families and that we don t continue to have crimes so that business can be opened. todd: okay. but will the voters in these blue states like california wake up and put in people like you who are going to solve the problems? so far california has had a lot of chance to fix problems and
union pacific calling for the d.a. to take action. in a letter, the company writing with the made force suspect to appear in court is causing revictimization by the same criminals. union pacific will meet about the l.a. police department to discuss the problem. l.a. also seeing wave of deadly attacks over the last week. griff: ucla student stabbed to death while working alone at a high-end furniture store while a 70-year-old nurse dies after being attacked at a bus stop. elizabeth, your reaction to this tragic news? it is devastating how crime continues to increase in our communities. every high concentration of crime is in places where democrats control
yet keep vote nothing democrats who promise leftist policies like this. i believe that the californians and americans in general are going to come out in absolute full force. people are upset and frustrated, angry and rightfully so. the crime rates continue to uptick. it is impacting every facet of our lives from our children s education to what we just saw in the news that transpired in l.a. to how our businesses are impacted. i believe that all americans will come out in 2022 so that we will have elected officials come in that are pro law and order. todd: elizabeth hengthank you. 24 after the hour and police making a shocking discovery at a connecticut middle school after a seventh grader, 13 year old drug overdose death. we ll tell you you what is