reporter: curfews in effect or about to be in a dozen u.s. cities as thousands of people protest the death of george floyd. i'm rick leventhal in los angeles. the curfews seem to be having little effect. not keeping people off the streets in minneapolis and other metropolitan areas from new york to l.a. a tense situation in chicago with squad cars damaged and local media reports that protesters were struck with batons near the trump tower on

the city's eastside. one woman charged with attempted murder of four nypd officers for allegedly hurling a molotov cocktail at their police van. bricks and bottles flying. brooklyn and union square. we saw a report a police van that may have driven into a rick: this is a fox news alert and ongoing coverage of protests crowd of protesters. coast to coast. reporter: we are on west 4th i believe we have live coverage street and fifth avenue in new on incidents on the streets of york city. los angeles, i believe. what we are seeing is a couple dozen of protesters. remember one week ago when the police are charging to clear the streets were empty because of lockdowns over coronavirus. street. they are charging to clear the social distancing seems like a street. we have been seeing this distant memory tonight. throughout the night, rick. there have been a couple dozen anarchists and opportunists lighting cities on fire and

agitators. they are throwing things, egging looting stores. some of them are chanting i on the police officers. they clear the street, they can't breathe which we heard the public and they charge, then victim say in that awful video they retreat and come back and we saw. do it all over again. but others are burning buildings that's what's happening here. we have seen vehicles lit on including that starbucks coffee shop. we all wonder when will this fire. trash cans lit on fire between chaos end. here and flatbush, brooklyn. it has been a tense situation. reporter: we are in the business the day started with:people protesting in new york city. district of chicago known as the but now it has devolved since loop. every single business we pass by 7:00 with consider mishes with seems to have some sort of police. damage whether it's broken glass bricks and fire extinguishers like this convenience store or graffiti. i talked to the clerk who was inside the store when these being thrown. looters started banging on the in union square police cruisers glass, breaking into the store. were lit on fire and there were what he told me is he ran into the back. clashes with police. they chased him back into the we have an arrest here as the

back storage room and kept bang nypd tries to hold restraint. on the door and eventually he from what we have seen on the had to give up and tell them where the money was. ground in flatbush, brooklyn, it down the street we are seeing was an untenable situation. some of the same things. you probably can't see it. it's a few blocks down there. the police charged after two police cruisers were being we saw three torched police cars, fire trucks going up and demolished by protesters, down the streets putting the rioters at that point. after that two other vehicles fires out. there are still people out right now. we don't know where people are were set on fire. in large quantities because we then pepper tray jua pepper prag had to go inside for our own safety. and so the crowd dispersed in this area. but you see police activity like this passing through. we heard there have been shots in the downtown area. thrown. at this hour union square in and north of where we are is the manhattan has been cleared. this is an adjacent avenue where magnificent mile, the popular shopping area? you are seeing some of the chicago. across. you have police officers on nike, neiman marcus broken into bicycles and police with just like we saw here and looted

helmets, and people spec 8ing as well. that's what we are seeing on the and coming to see the show. ground in chicago right now. we don't know where the large this has been a tumultuous groups of protesters are at this evening. very moment. bill deblasio spoke tonight and but we know there are folks out there right now. said the police department acted we have seen people carrying appropriately. baskets full of stuff they have the police department were put stolen. in an untenable situation. the clerk here described it as from our first-hand accounts, i similar to the movie the purge. would say that's true. essentially anarchy, lawlessness they reacted when a few people on the streets of chicago. in the crowd started throwing rick: that's the second time i thing and it became a different heard that reference today. situation. it was no longer peaceful. it's horrible to see the stores reporter: it appeared the police smashed out behind you. are there police in that area were overwhelmed by the sheer protecting the businesses that number of protesters. were broken into? how do you feel about your quickly, are the cops safety tonight? >> we have a security crew with outnumbering the people on the us. we feel safe at the moment. streets? >> yes, they are, a thousand but earlier when there were large groups of people it did

percent, they outup inned get dicey as police tried to police. a couple dozen people are push the line like we are seeing running back this way. elsewhere and try to break up they are getting the situation and disperse the crowd. as best as they can under another thing that's interesting control. but we'll keep watching it. in chicago is they were in a way but it's tough. able to split up the protesters you have people running all over because they have draw bridges the place. but again this is not a along the chicago river. they opened up those draw situation where there are hundreds of people in the bridges. so you have some people on the streets. but people are running away. north side of the river. some people on the south side of rick: let's turn to ted the river and moments ago there was a group of 15 police williams, a former d.c. police officers here who had their detective and defense attorney who joins us on the phone. helmets on and face shields down. the situation on the streets of but they weren't busy at the new york city is not a good one but it looks more promising then moment. then they got in their cars and what we have seen in headed off somewhere where minneapolis. >> absolutely. there is a complete difference. something more serious was what is happening here tonight. happening presumably. for the last four to five nights the deputy ray tores have it was multiple arrests last control -- the demonstrators night, and there were arrests

have controlled the night. today. people have been throwing law enforcement are taking back the treats of these main bottles and rocks at officers. some officers injured as well. metropolitan cities as best they rick: sorry to hear that, grady. can. as you did say and i do agree, in some of the metropolitan we'll get back to you as news cities the protesters are warrants. a curfew is in effect tonight. outnumbering police officers. but there is a different between but protesters are defying the a protester and agitator. orders. last night a huge crowd attacked cnn headquarters. the agitators are trying the what's the scene like tonight? create as much havoc as they >> a different scene right now. possible withably can. what is going to happen here. this was ground zero yesterday where the protest took place and the curfews put into place, the vandalism at cnn center. they actually have not been ebb there was a crowd gathering here forced as i -- have not been early this evening. enforced as i thought they would the mayor issued the * curfew. by this time of the night. rick: the los angeles mayor then 10 minutes before * the

called in the national guard. they will be arriving overnight police got on the loud speaker and announced the curfew. in the city of los angeles to and said that protesters had to assist law enforcement, disperse or they would be enforcing a curfew. the city of los angeles, a scene arrested protesters didn't like hearing that and some of them of some chaos here. i am won ask dering if you have began hurling bottles. some of them launching fireworks insight into how difficult it is for local police to work with after the police officers. and that's when the officers moved in with teash gas. the national guard in securing major cities? very quickly and effectively cleared this section of downtown atlanta. >> local law enforcement throughout the night they have been mopping up some other [inaudible] with the national areas. but there was one disturbing guard. they get together. incident that happened a few hours ago. the leaders of the [inaudible] there was a young man riding -- coordinate together how they at a high rate of speed on own want to move forward. i think it's an excellent move atv. -- on an atv. in l.a. to bring the national guard in. he whizzed past them in this technically they should have been brought in yesterday. direction then made a u-turn and but what has happened again, and came back in the opposite

direction. i hate to be redundant. a block from where i am standing next street over ted turner law enforcement is now trying to boulevard. take back the night. there was a police officer on and the night has always been foot who tried to order him to the enemy for law enforcement stop. the atv struck the officer. because of the gorilla-like the officer was seriously activities of individuals. injured. he was taken to grady memorial rick: it's interesting you make that point. we have seen tactics being used hospital in stable condition. the young man on the atv, police in new york city and in other say he was not seriously injured protests that do resemble -- and he was immediately taken appears to be some sort of into custody. he is among more than 50 people organized situation. where they will attack and retreat, and move to another who were arrested as of late location. they will have people up front holding their hands up, and the last night though that number is people behind them are throwing expected to go up overnight as the objects at the police police continue monitoring the officers. how much of this appears to be situation and mopping up these crowds that are forming in other preset and preorganized? parts of atlanta. >> a great deal of it. but you can see here they have i think the governor out in this section of downtown atlanta minnesota represented that 80 under control. very different scene from last night. percent he believes of the they installed a fence around

individuals coming into the damage at cnn center to minnesota from outside of minnesota. prevent more looting. i think to have organized -- but as you go in some of the well organized. city blocks outlying this area, in what i define as gorilla police say they have gotten more warfare. they come in, they have a group reports of vandalism at other in the front. businesses in downtown atlanta. they are holding their hands up. so there was more damage this those may be legitimate evening. but nothing like what we saw protesters. but in the back you have yesterday. rick: jonathan serrie, thank you individuals wreaking havoc. on the streets of atlanta. joining us, the goddaughter [inaudible] breaking into stores, breaking into liquor offaofalveda king. stores, bringing out gallons of hurricane and televisions from department stores. you have to ask your self what in the hell does that have to do she is running for congress in with the life of joan floyd and how you want to see what john lewis' district. i wonder what you think the happened to employed. rick: it has nothing to do with reverand martin luther king

that as we look at pictures of would think. >> i think he would be devastated. every time i think of martin new york city where some protesters have been arrested luther king, they were always peaceful protests, and he always and are in handcuffs on the sidewalk. you see lang crowds of nypd. called for peace. what we are seeing is something i know he would not agree with. but we know they have been out and about. though he said injustice there were incidents where the police vehicles were torched and anywhere is a threat to justice there were clashes. everywhere. we saw arrests in union square he also mandated that we do this the right way. so what we are seeing now is two and elsewhere in new york city. new york is very prepared to groups of people. we are seeing the people handle these mass protests. protesting peacefully, then we are seeing some of these groups, ted, i know you can appreciate and it seems like they are all the challenges these officers about rioting and looting. face with protesters who as you what i found out from being on mentioned are not clearly as the streets last night and today was the majority of the people concerned with the death of causing the damage here in george floyd as they are with atlanta aren't even from this wreaking havoc and creating i city. so something more sinister is could on the streets. definitely happening behind the >> absolutely. scenes. rick: we have shared reports of i think you articulated it very that of people flocking to areas well where you said the manner

and creating hotpots. in which we are handling this. joining protests not protest, the country is watching what is but to wreak havoc. definitively called new york's apparently it could be happening in atlanta as well. finest. what is your message to the when they have to make arrests, they are making those arrests. people devastated by the death when they have to push people of george floyd? back, they are pushing them what is your message to the people who want to protest the back. death. they could be a model for >> the issue is leadership. what we need is leaders flocking metropolitan cities being attacked around the country. to the streets, a lot of our faith leaders and community rick: we are going back to brian leaders. those who know how to lead peaceful protests. we have the streets filled with lebrianllenas. emotionally charged people of. and they are calling for more violence. >> they put the peaker on and where are the voices of reason. said it's an unlawful assembly if you are out there peacefully and you need to leave. protesting. i would encourage you to do the they warn people if you fail to same and try to encourage disperse you will be placed others. why should we allow outsiders to under arrest. they have had it at this point. come into our community to

they are pushing the crowd back destroy them. and we are left with the in the direction of union devastation and destruction behind and have to rebuild our square. this is what we are talking about. own community. dozens of people, it's not it's time we come together and hundreds or thousands. it's not the situation it was a do it the right way. rick: how upsetting was it to few hours ago. they just want people off the see the damage that was done? treats after cars have been >> it was so upsetting. i'm a small business owner torched and police officers have had things thrown at them and before i am a politician. people have been hurt. lennox was destroyed just across today started peacefully and it the street from my office. turned. to see this area around attack there were some agitators in the like that. crowd for sure that had a different agenda. it seems as if there was no law we saw that firsthand today. evenersment or any type of if you look to the left, you control to bring this problem to a head and stop these people have the supervisors. from destroying this property. they are out in full force. going downtown and seeing what they are the barrier between the was done to the cnn center and protesters and the police. the waffle house and our small they are trying to be the middle men to make sure what happens businesses. it's so frustrating. especially after covid-19. tonight doesn't evolve further. you have a lot of these

businesses that were destroyed they are making sure they can be because the economy has been the barrier between the police closed. and we were just opening back and the protesters. you have, now this morning their there are those at this point it would be people are here just to businesses are completely get a good instagram video to be destroyed. where do we go from here. honest. everyone is here to watch a rick: that is our next story. but before that, i want to thank show. rick: i'm sure there is a lot of you. i hope these people out on the streets are listening to your comfort for a lot of viewers to see thing are as bad as they words of wisdom. were earlier or certainly could spsm as angela said, most be. businesses have been closed up for some, the scenes on the to three months because of the treats of america's main cities coronavirus. now rioting sweeping the nation. some of the businesses have been resembles a war zone. one:person who knows what that looted and burned. chains like target and auto means is my friend christian how zone. these businesses vandalized and destroyed left in shambles with spent weeks with embedded in the employers and employees. iraq. he was chased by a mob and he joins us to tell us what it was we'll talk about the impact

like. bottom line is, riots are having on businesses. >> these are devastating on these small businesses. a lot of them say it won't be covered on insurance under war moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats or riot. i'm wondering if congress will have no by-products. be quick to bail them out. the irony of all this is these [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. anarchists, john lewis stood on the steps of the cap tomorrow at the -- in the courthouse in you should be mad your neighbor nashville, tennessee, and the always wants to hang out. rioters tore up his plaque. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. i think everybody is trying to make ice. making ice. point the blame at this group or but you're not mad because you have e*trade that group. which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler we just need -- law enforcement so you can take on the markets with confidence. needs to do their job. don't get mad get e*trade and start trading they are disenfranchised right

now. commission free today. obviously you have some bad actors that killed that man. they need to be held accountable and i am sure they will. now they need to stand down in these major communities. that's doing damage to small businesses. people won't reinvest in these communities and they will continue a downward spiral. >> i had a buddy in nashville saying the city with us exploding earlier today. what can you tell us about what's happening in nashville and elsewhere in the state? >> i'm in east tennessee. last i heard the rioters were downtown. nashville, the city is booming. so many new people. you are not seeing a lot of native tennesseans doing this.

i just think all the historical significance is being lost. they rioted at the capital and tore down the statue of an editor of a newspaper. the irony of all this doesn't escape me. but it continues on. there is no rhyme or reason for it. it's anarchists, opportunists doing this. those responsible will be held accountable i'm sure. this is doing nothing for their cause. if anything, i believe it's helping the president of the united states right now because of this. folks are tired of this garbage. they are going to vote for the law enforcement candidate. donald trump is that. don't get mad get e*trade and start trading "the retur"drafting"ing" rick: this does not sounds like "the return of the slide job" a message is being delivered "ripping the wall" that was intended by the "gas-n-go" original protesters over the "bump-n-run"

death of george floyd. "the return of loud" what is happening on the streets of america. where is civilized society "nascar is back, and xfinity is bringing you tonight? >> we don't have any. the best seat in the house." this is the product of parents not busting their kids' tails when they got in trouble like mine did and my wife's did. these kids, they park their bmws around the corner then run out to the cameras and tell the press how oppressed they are. we have racial problems in black america. and we need to address those root causes of the problems. a lot of that has to do with education. we have to start working towards those goals. this will set us back years, i'm rick: last night you saw peaf trade. >> we started the conversation about the pandemic and the awful protesters swarming the white house leading to a confrontation effect it's having. we are looking at images of a

target being looted. people have been cooped up in their homes for months, and with leland vittert and grabbed stores are just starting to the camera and broke it. re-open. it seems there has to be a the cameraman has spent connection between the cabin fever and the lack of an ability to go out and do any real considerable time in iraq and and *. christian joins us live. shopping. these people just taking it upon great to see you. themselves to take whatever they >> good to be with you, rick. wanted from a store they haven't had access to for a long time. it looks warm everywhere you are now than last night. >> i don't think it's going to tell us how hairy it goss. help mr. floyd's memory by >> it was a tense situation. stealing a couple of widescreen tvs. i have been to iraq several these are opportunists and times and afghanistan once or thugs. twice. they need to be arrested. last night for different reasons they are criminals. it was as intense or as scary as a lot of the situation i had in trish: we wish you the best for your fine state of tennessee. iraq. when you are with u.s. troops in >> we have been arresting people iraq you had protection. but we were on an island. for going to church and we didn't have any protect. congregating, now they are telling police not to arrest rick: you were at a protest in these rioters.

front of the white house. rick: all the focus was staying you had demonstrators squaring 6 feet apart. off with cops and they turned on now these people are right on top much each other doing the you. walk us through what happened most awful things to innocent after that. >> we had been throughout for people that had nothing to do two hours plus at that time. with what's going on in when you are in that situation minneapolis. thank you for your time tonight. there is always hecklers. we want to get to jeff paul who a lot of times they are with you is on the streets of los angeles and follow you around and try to where apparently things are get you to react. heating upest again. they bait you a little bit. >> we continue to see fires if you ignore them they go away after five to 10 minutes. spark up in the business district along melrose. one guy stuck with us the whole there is a line of police time. somehow he figured out we were officers right here blocking the street. here come some more moving in. fox news and decided that should some of them carrying bean bag be announced. right when we were going live. rifles to keep crowds back. our reporter leland vittert you can see a line of sheriff's started to do a report, he started yelling at the top of his lungs that this was fox deputies working alongside news, and five seconds after los angeles police officers. that there was 5, 6, 7 people if you can probably see the spaulding add knew side. between myself and leland.

they started getting physical that orange glow is a fire. pretty quick. we decided it was time to go. that's another fire that sparked up. if you come out here, we might rick: we have to mute the video move around a little bit. we'll see if the fire department official moves through here. because you see stuff being and there is another fire. thrown at you. you can see another fire we newted the audio because when department official goes by the they are cursing. road here. we are standing on melrose, and they are throwing a microphone there is another fire. and i guess they hit leland with there is one happening behind us. there is one happening just it. one of the guys got knocked to behind photo journalist kyle out the ground. here. >> we had two security guys with it's only about 10:00 out here. us. this is going to be a long night we estimate between 30-50 for the firefighters, the police protesters. officers, the sheriff's we've huddled up and started deputies. making our way. the protests started earlier the guy on my right, jamal, he today around 2:00. it hasn't stopped just yet. got hit across the jaw and went rick: on the screen we see the down. he's a young guy. he popped back up and was not national guard is being called injured. but when he got back up i looked to reno, nevada to help out. the national guard is being at him and said are you okay? called to los angeles to help and he said i'm good. out with the situation in l.a.

but that gave the crowd a chance the national guard was to catch up to us and surround accompanying the fire trucks to the scene. us. where the video picks up we are it's taking a long time to get fires out because the walking. that was right after that firefighters were scared to go incident and that's when another into shot zones and put out blazes without protection because they were concerned for media types were starting to their own safety as well they surround us. should be. from that point on where the mic are these fire trucks waiting on got thrown and where we ended up police escorts before they go seeking refuge with the police department. it wasn't quite as bad. in? reporter: not only police escorts but being able to get but it was two blocks of pretty through crowds or police lines. scary stuff. rick: you are not the only news they honk their horns for crew to have been attacked probably 10 minutes as they try to get through protesters and during these two nights of police officers flips also unrest. i'm glad you didn't suffer debris in the road. one of these big rigs gets a serious injuries. do you believe these people were there to protest the death of flat tire, they can't go george floyd or were they there anywhere else. in some cases to of these residd for some other reason. >> the that's hard for me to judge. this happened about 1:00 in the morning. when you get to that hour.

the people that were still there and wound up and going full throttle. they are probably there to do here. they have to make sure they put some damage. out that fire as soon as it it's a much different scene if spreads. you can tell from the you are there at 3 in the firefighters, the paramedics responding. they are definitely worried afternoon or 8 or 10 in the about their safety for sure. evening. there is a lot of stuff on tv rick: jeff, stay with us if you amplifying the situation in a can throughout this evening. lot of these cities. the worst element was on scene we'll come back with breaking news as we continue to cover the at 1:00 a.m. i can't speak for all those people. protests across america. i think they want to have their as we mentioned. the national guard being called voices heard. but the people that are there at into los angeles and reno. we'll continue to say on top of 1:00 in the moaning and going at the stories so stay with us. at leaf blowers. it pretty strong. they are there to do some damage. >> i could hear it in your voice. it sounded like you were still shaken. when you told might was as bad as you experienced in iraq or other war zones, that struck me. >> it was a scary thing.

i thought about that when we were walking. you and i, we had quite the you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. adventure over there. and you should be mad your smart fridge the trip of a lifetime. is unnecessarily complicated. the coverage, the journalistic make ice. making ice. trip of a lifetime. but you're not mad because you have e*trade but we were always with u.s. which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler troops. we knew of we could be attacked so you can take on the markets with confidence. and the people we were with were don't get mad get e*trade and start trading shot at. commission free today. but if something went wrong we had protection and medical people nearby. this was different last night. we were walking through that park. there was nobody who was going to come to get us. if we had gone to the ground or somebody had struck one of us and knocked us unconscious in any way, shape or for it would have been a bad situation because no one was coming for us. rick: the officers were on the other sides of barricades and there were no police on your

side. >> that's true, yes. that's exactly the case. in these cases you will see in the video tonight, the police are kind of inner mingled. they are not making arrests or pushing around. there is a police presence. the closest police on our side of it was two blocks away. looking back on it i was thinking that makes a big difference. the mob is emboldened by the fact they know there is no one there. they will do things they wouldn't have done if the police were half a block away. i'm not blaming the police. they have the situation as controlled as they wanted it to be. we waded in there, tha job, that's what we do. but it wasn't the best situation for us. but all's well that ends well. and it's okay.

rick: i know you are from the oc and you spend a lot of time in los angeles. we want to go to jeff paul in los angeles where there has been some significant trouble throughout the evening. >> we just rolled up here in l.a. there are multiple fires. just down the street we have seen several stores that have been looted. now we have what appears to be a fire on one side of the street. and it looks like there was one on the other side of the street. this follows a protest out in the street. we have seen some protesters throwing rocks, throwing glass bottles and fireworks at officers. many of those police officers responding with bean bags to get the crowd to push back.

we were a few blocks away in the fairfax district near the drove shopping area where there was some looting as well. around 8:00 police started pushing people back, then they started re-opening the streets to clear out the streets. but now we are seeing some of these spot fires popping up throughout businesses, whether they have been broken into or just for some reason, a lot of these fires are under investigation when they go on. the particular cause will take some time to figure out. this is a scene we are seeing play out throughout los angeles. whether it's a fire of a store, a trash can or fireworks being shot off. in other parts of the community, in particular in briefly hills. rick: a curfew is in effect in that's where we are seeing looting going on down rodeo l.a.

drive. it's 1:00 a.m. on the east coast the mayor here, eric garcetti and 10:00 p.m. on the west coast. called in the national guard, the curfews not having much and they are supposed to be here effect in keeping people off the within four or five hours and streets in minneapolis or other help out with whatever tomorrow major cities in the country. brings. rick: these are remarkable 1,400 arrests have been made in pictures. i read the lapd affected 500 seven u.s. cities. in chicago, stores looted and squad cars damaged. arrests last night. have you heard about arrests local media reports some protte tonight? and has the curfew had an effect. reporter: just after 8:00 they sort of re-opened the street. they let cars go through and a lot of the protesters got out of the streets because there were cars, traffic trying to get through. yesterday they reported 533 arrests. today we haven't gotten the figures. just across the street, there are still people out.

there is graffiti all over that. many stores. some of these just mom and pop stores. we drove past an eye glass store, looted, completely gone. various businesses, not even big named stores like nordstrom or the ray band store. anything they want to get into they are. it will be a long flight for firefighters, for police officers. for sheriff's deputies as things over here just starting to get under way in southern california. rick: did any of this start as a peaceful protest over the death of george floyd? are you seeing that or just seeing a lot of the opportunists and anarchists? >> i spoke to a woman earlier

today, they all arrived at a park probably around 1:00, 2:00. it was big and very peaceful. she was saying they didn't know what to do with all that energy. some of the factions of the group of that broke off into the street. sometimes you paint with a wide brush. there are a lot of people who just want to have their voices heard. but when something this big and this worked up over it, you will have factions that decide to express themselves. rick: we are looking at aerials from earlier today. massive crowds in los angeles. it looks like tens of thousands of people. that appears to be a peaceful protest. it doesn't appear to be troublesome in those images. but i guess things spread out from there and people peeled off

and that's when the trouble started. >> that's the thing we were remarking about. protests throughout the country. los angeles is very spread out. so niece protests, what happened in different pockets, not all at one intersection. they would move, and the side roads. so police were trying to kind of cordon things off and preserve one area. but at times it did get out of control. but i wouldn't say everyone is doing that. there are a lot of people who went to that protest, then went home. >> the california national guard being deployed to los angeles overnight tonight to support the local response to maintain people's safety on the streets. jeff, stay safe out there and we'll get back to you when we can. please stay with us, we'll have continuing coverage of these

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