1:06:00
That's far more dangerous than
all the other stuff the media's
1:06:03
telling us to be afraid of.
- Right.
1:06:05
- As we left the corner
of Florence and Normandie,
1:06:08
I noticed that a number
of helicopters
1:06:10
had appeared in the sky.
1:06:12
Within seconds, the news media
1:06:14
started to arrive.
- So what's the story here?
1:06:16
- I'm waiting.
I thought you would know.
1:06:19
- No, I don't know anything.
1:06:21
- The Sergeant just told me
there's a guy with a gun.
1:06:24
But they're not sure.
That's all they told me.
1:06:26
Since there's no action,
I'm not getting my camera down.
1:06:28
- I just happened to see the
chopper, going to another story.
1:06:30
- What story are you going to?
- It's a near-drowning.
1:06:33
- It's a drowning?
- A near-drowning.
1:06:35
- How about a story
about how you can't see
1:06:37
the Hollywood Hills
because of the pollution?
1:06:39
Could you maybe do a story
on that tonight?
1:06:42
- Pollution, that's rather good.
I find that good.
1:06:45
You can't see it. You can't see
anything around here.
1:06:47
- If you have to choose
between a guy with a gun
1:06:50
and a near-drowning of a baby -
you could only be one place--
1:06:53
- I go with the gun.
- You go with the gun, always.
1:06:57
Is it all over, here?
It's all over? All over?
1:06:59
- Not yet, not yet.
- Looks like it.
1:07:01
- Just wait for these sergeants
down here to come down,
1:07:04
'cause they got all the details.
1:07:06
- Okay. Hey, I was
just wondering -
1:07:08
I just got here to L.A. today -
I can't see the Hollywood sign,
1:07:11
down on the hills there,
down Normandie.
1:07:13
You can't see the sign
'cause of the pollution.
1:07:15
- Right.
- Is there anybody you can arrest
1:07:17
for polluting up the air?
- Absolutely not.
1:07:20
- Nobody?
- No.
1:07:22
- Why is that?
1:07:25
Why is that, Sergeant?
1:07:33
- He's fighting!
1:07:35
- For over a decade,
1:07:37
there has been one show
on American television
1:07:40
that has consistently brought
black and white people together
1:07:43
in an effort to reduce
our fears
1:07:45
and celebrate our diversity.
1:07:48
That show is Cops.
1:07:54
I went to see a former
producer of "Cops"
1:07:56
and executive producer
1:07:57
of World's Wildest
Police Videos:
1:07:59
Mr. Dick Herland.