Los Angeles hit by string of train robberies
Rail thefts in Los Angeles County have more than doubled over the past year, leaving train tracks covered in ransacked packages. California’s governor is calling it the work of organized groups, and pledged more money and resources to tackle the rising issue. NBC’s Guad Venegas reports for Weekend TODAY.
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