kyung, thank you, in long beach. dan simon in san francisco. thank you both. >>> now, the mayor of atlanta announcing the firing of two atlanta police officers for using excessive force during protests on saturday night. three other officers are on desk duty, pending an investigation into it. >> right. this comes from an incident involving two college students in a car during the protests in downtown atlanta saturday night. we're going to show you video of that incident and a warning, it is disturbing. >> put them down, man, put them down. >> hey, hey, hey. >> whoa, whoa. >> move it back, let's go. >> hold on, hold on. >> now police said they tased the man because they believed he was armed. they doesn't say why they believed that and no weapon was found. one officer reported hearing the word "gun" two or three times. as i said, no gun was found. >> they were college students, a young man and young woman from nearby college here in atlanta and we're just now hearing from the female passenger in that car. she says she is traumatized and disguste

es el alcalde de long beach.el país estÁn pasando muchas cosas con el covid-19, pero nuestra comunidad siempre ha apoyado a toda la gente. tenemos un 42% de personas latinas. cuando yo lleguÉ venÍa a la universidad y eso hace 25 aÑos, la ciudad ha crecido y hay mucho trabajo. tenemos que trabajar para mantener una ciudad mejor, nuestra comunidad necesita recursos y hemos podido hacer que la gente consiga precios mejores a rentar. queremos que la gente tenga acceso a la ciudadanÍa. soy orgulloso de vivir en esta comunidad. reportera: las estadÍsticas demuestran que el crimen y el desempleo estÁn disminuyendo en long beach. usted esta comprometido a traer esos avances en la ciudad. alcalde garcÍa: lo que se necesita es trabajo y que el lugar de vivir sea cÓmodo. lo que sucede con el coronavirus es que no hay los mismos trabajos que habÍan. long beach y los Ángeles deben hacer mÁs por los trabajadores. reportera: muy bien. usted era republicano y cambio de partido. porquÉ? alcalde garcÍa: eso fue hace mucho tiempo,

what you're seeing here is the long beach police department. they have the batons out. we have seen them firing rubber bullets into protesters who are marching in the streets after the curfew. i should point out, these protesters have been largely peaceful from what we have seen here in long beach, but there have been reports of looting and we saw it in santa monica, we saw confrontations with the police where some people were throwing bottles at the police. it was tense standoffs and then when it came to the looting, people were breaking into windows, walking out of stores with their arms full of stolen merchandise and it was just a surreal scene. here in long beach though as the night fell and curfew passed, protesters peacefully still marched streets. listen to this woman about why she wanted to keep marching. >> because i'm matter. my family matter. i got nephews. i got nieces. i got sisters. i got a mama, i got a daddy. i got friends. i got peers. i got all these people standing right here that [ bleep ] matter. their lives matter. nobody gives a [ bleep ] about us

the oc. >> what happens at long beach affects orange county, what happens in orange county affects longeniors vulnerable in not only our community, but the community as well. >> reporter: the chief health officer reportedly quit after making mass mandatory. about 100 residents also spoke out to the board of supervisors earlier this week. >> i think that the orange county board of supervisors should not focus on politics an i feel safer having my mask on. >> reporter: tonight in seal beach, there are mixed emotions about the face coverings. among the crowd, some people wore them. many did it. >> i don't wear a mask. >> we would not mind going out with allen mask, but they were so many people that are like, so we want to respect those who do have that cautious mind-set. >> reporter: tonight come orange county officials are still strongly recommending people put them on, especially when you can't physically distance. >> it's frustrating, you. because i want this to go away, and the more that we wear it to protect ourselves, we are protecting other two people. >> that was leslie marin repor

long beach. cnn is there. what's the latest?er: things have calmed down considerably after a tense standoff with that group of protesters we had been walking with. what you're seeing now, the police line. i should say, is the police line. you can see law enforcement gathering, really starting to relax after several of those protesters we were marching with were taken boo custody. they're in violation of curfew. we should point out that when we were walking with them, we did not see them do any tagging. we didn't see any violence from them. there was an announcement by police here, those officers you're looking at, for them to disperse and the ones who did not were take into custody. largely, though, chris, we did see them leave. as far as looting here in long beach, there was some looting. and i spoke to some of the people i was marching with, asking them, so, what happened? how did this happen? and they're blaming bad actors in the group, that they do not believe that the protesters who we were walking with and largely the majo

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long beach is another beach community but very different, has its own personality, has its own people. what we're hearing out of santa monica is that it began just like this protest began, a lot of people gathering on the streets, peaceful, gathering to get a message out and that a certain contingent went and starting looting. there are two stories out of santa monica. the larger story of gather, the peaceful protests, to start a national dialogue that even though this is california and far away from minneapolis, there are issues that relate to everybody in this country. so, that's the major story. then the looting took over. they believe that is bad actors coming in and trying to hijack the larger story. so, that is what we're hearing from santa monica. the damage we saw, chris, the damage was intense. it was surreal to see so much of that shopping district have everything smashed out and people walking with items, their arms full that they've just pulled out of a patagonnia. >> a lot of opportunityists in situations like this. stay safe. let's take a quick break. did you see the vid

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several thousand people are in an outlet mall and it was badly damaged in the long beach mayor requested the national guard troops there and violent protests in pasadena, compton beverly lls. cleanup begins after protests and riots in most major u.s. cities. doug luzader looks at the protests right outside the white house. >> national guard troops have been deployed and some protests spiraling out of control including some right outside the white house. fires and violent protests just outside the gates of the white house overnight. more than 60 secret service officers have been injured in the weekend writing. the historic church across from the white house was set on fire. the cities across the country began enforcing curfews but that did little to stop some of the violence. the next time, we don't want them out here doing this again. >> there was extensive looting of high-end stores in manhattan and in minneapolis a tanker truck barrel tour are truck of protesters and all of this touched off by the death of george floyd at the hands of minneapolis police officers and has delayed the fir

long beach mayor has requested national guard troops.here were violent protests in pasadena, compton, and beverly hills. during demonstrations in santa monica kevin scott two protesters trying to stop looters at the front door of a business video shows one man trying to break the glass of an rei store and then a woman steps in and tries to talk him out of it. the man in this video eventually stops smashing the glass. protesters were holding signs that said and violence and stop looting. >>> video has surfaced of former nba player jr smith fighting with a man who allegedly smashed his car window during a protest there in los angeles. tmc does have video of smith kicking the man multiple times and then he punched the person who he claimed smashed his window. smith later justify the violence in a video on social media. >> this eight no hate crime. i got no problem with nobody. nobody and got no problem with me. it's a problem with the [ bleep ] system. the [ bleep ] broke my window and i whipped his [ bleep ] that he didn't know whose windo

if you haven't noticed, a lot of eating happens on long beach island >> it's a lot of fun, i can tellact crazy with customers >> reporter: were you worried when covid happened that you might not have a summer job? that there might not be a summer place this year? >> for sure. we're going to try everything. i even volunteered to do things around the theater when i could. >> reporter: the steiner family opened the showplace it opened with an outdoor tent and social distancing. >> it's been a staple for 45 years on lbi just like after hurricane sandy, after covid-19 we wanted to come back and sing and bring that family entertainment we all love >> reporter: the steiners' fighting spirit and determination like so many other small businesses which are the essence of the jersey shore. after a long day around the island, we have one final stop and the best part about this place, the beach savannah, i love the jersey shore, but i do want you to think about we've got 600 small businesses we're all mom and pops no big box stores. these businesses are trying to pivot and find a new lane. we've g

the focus of the protests today shifted from downtown los angeles to to seaside city's long beach which is the largest port in the united states and santa monica which is a popular sort of vacation beach town to the west of downtown l.a. in both places largely peaceful protesters throughout the day marched along the streets. police keeping their distance from them but in in the middle of the afternoon here in in the law center in santa monica rather there were incidents of people breaking into stores taking out merchandise and running away sometimes jumping into cars and then speeding off these people seemed to have no connection to the peaceful protesters who were protesting the death of george floyd police brutality in general and systemic racism in the last couple of hours the police in santa monica have emerged in the very large numbers to arrest the remaining protesters people who were not fighting with the police but nevertheless refused to disperse now they are dispersing and many of them are have been placed under arrest in long beach there was also peaceful protesting but also

there's been very very heavy damage in santa monica on a major commercial street and as well in long beach with the scenes showing just. story after story after story of business after business with its windows shattered so i think those are going to be some of the headlines that are going to emerge tomorrow no rod but this is what started all this with the flame that well that sparked all this was what happened to george floyd the u.s. has been here before if you go all the way bad. to the 1960 s. in the aftermath of the assassination of dr martin luther king and there was an eruption of anger and grief about what the experiences of black americans had been and there was a commission that looked into it remind our viewers what that commission said and compare it to where we still are now well you know the old saying is the more things change the more they remain the same the kerner commission named after illinois governor auto kerner was formed by president lyndon baines johnson after civil unrest in the mid 1960 s. and it reported back in 1968 that. our nation it said is moving toward 2

west coast of the united states there's reports now of widespread looting at a shopping mall in long beach so that is also a disturbing thing the national guard. is in los angeles they arrived last night it is possible that the presence of the national guard as a backup to the los angeles and other jurisdictional police departments could have some impact as the entire county now remarkably and a county of 10000000 people the largest in the united states is being put under curfew yeah and as you were as you were saying to us rob but there was considerable looting and violence yesterday now we have the national guard in today is that like it to inflame the situation on the streets what's what's the feeling going into the night i was shortly. does it seem that the national guard is taking a very forward position at this point their job they say and authorities say is to back up the police so that the police can control crowds . stop violence stop ransacking and so on so it's not like a military occupation so they say i think there's there's something that no one i don't think has as pointed o

the shift the protests largely shifted from downtown los angeles today to the seaside cities of long beach and of santa monica in santa monica which is kind of upscale beach community popular with vacationers people in groups of several 100 marched on the oceanside main avenue blocking traffic maintaining a very peaceful posture as they promoted themes like black lives matter held up signs saying you know don't shoot and i i can't breathe obviously they were protesting the death of george floyd in police custody and police brutality in general these protesters remained largely peaceful throughout the day although right at the moment since they have declined to disperse it appears that santa monica police are making mass arrests earlier today we saw scenes of santa monica police firing plastic projectiles and smoke bombs into the ranks of the protesters again they were not fighting the police they just simply refused to move another group of people who seemed to have really no interest in peaceful protest or political issues or racial issues in general. descended upon santa monica and broke

standoff in seattle echoing scenes in dozens of cities from coast to coast a clothing store talked in long beach california the united states has been such a blaze by the killing of george floyd. he died in police custody one week ago. a black man pinned to the ground under the knee of a white police officer derrick sjodin he was charged with floyd's murder on friday . in miami protesters demanded justice for george floyd saying his name they chant. that match up. again i can't disappoint you without. this is. the americans importing our children. across the country many police officers also felt compelled to show their solidarity and that on gators 800000 cops * in united states and when you see that you can't justify that and when i look at all the good that we do in a community police officers across the nation can be are destroyed in one act like that president trump has reacted by blaming lefty script for the violence he's also state governments to get tough on protesters but after a week of deepening unrest that has brought fire to the gates of the white house many a calling for the presid

about 25 miles away in long beach a cvs store was broken into and set on fire. inside the flames quickly spread to at least one other business. several thousand people also marched in downtown long beach and an outlet mall was badly damaged. national guard troops are requested. there were also violent protests in pasadena, compton, and beverly hills. >>> cleanup begins after protests and rights over the weekend we look at some of the protests right outside of the white house. suing the national guard troops are deployed around the country, but some of these protests have been spiraling out of control, including some right outside the white house. fires and violent protests just outside the gates of the white house overnight. more than 60 secret service officers have been injured in the weekend standoff. the historic st. john's church across from the white house was set on fire. lincoln memorial was marred by graffiti. cities across the country began enforcing curfews , but that did little to stop some of the violence. >> we don't want them out there doing this a

hannah song runs an ngo called liberty in north korea from an office in long beach, california. in an interview done before the pandemic she talked of working with defectors who tell her this. >> going to south korea was like getting in a timefa forwarding . >> reporter: and will to how one recent defector froze not because there was too little food but because there was so much. >> he was not just overwheld by the abupdance of food but the abundance of choice. he ended up simply eating rice and leaving. >> at places like the new hope community church, the pastor founded it as a haven for defectors like himself, defectors who get the equivalent of eight to $24 resettlement money. do you think they see them as a burden, a fm burden? yes, he says mchl south south koreans think this is a disadvantage. there was a service mentioned a deacon es. having dared death she told us she may risk death again to go back to spread her new found faith. back to the land of praise for kim can jung un, shown recently riding with his military commanders in what looked like a scene borrowed from an

de la tarde entró en vigor el toque de queda >> esperamos que todos estén en casa y seguros >> long beachna fue y a partir de las 10 de la noche >>queremos que colaboren aprecíamos a las comunidades en santana.queremos salir adelante. en algunos sectores de los Ángeles la orden fue acatada, el staples center lucía vacío a las 5 pero otros grupos permanecían afuera desafiando a las decisiones. >> el toque rige hasta las 5 de la mañana del lunes, el gobernador declaró estado de emergencia, se desplegó la guardia nacional >> todos los agentes están en puntos estratégicos. también en dependencias >> ya pasa de las 11 de la noche hay reporte que hay pequeños grupos en la calles, la policía actuará sobre quienes no quieren acatar las órdenes >> no solo el área de la bahía pasa por esta situación también denver fue presa del caos total. >> las imágenes hablan por sí solas. el sábado fue la tercera noche de violentos enfrentamientos entre protestantes y la policía. >> acá todos estamos unidos >> la gente se arrodilló >> (hablan en inglés) >> el toque de queda no era para afectar a quienes están e

people marched in downtown long beach and an outlet mall was badly damaged. the mayor has requested national guard troops and there were violent protests in pasadena, compton and beverly hills. >>> and during demonstrations in santa monica, a camera caught protesters trying to stop looters at the front door of a business. video shows a man trying to break the glass of an rei store and a man woman steps in and tries to talk him out of smashing the glass. the protesters were holding signs that said into violence and stop looting. >> reporter: former nba player jr smith fighting with a man who reportedly smashed his window. smith is shown kicking the man multiple times and then he appears to punch the man that smith claims broke his window. he justified it on social media . >> this ain't no hate crime. i haven't got a problem with anybody who has a problem with me. he broke my window and he didn't know whose window he broke and he got his whipped . >> reporter: it happens in an area protesting the death of george floyd. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies are trying

. >>> in long beach tonight, police are looking for two men responsible for starting this massive firethat burned half a block on sunday. frightening new video shows the moment two men light up and toss beer bottles into a store. a filmmaker documented the fire sweeping across a men's suit outlet and other businesses on the block. in the end 70 businesses were looted in the area. the suit outlet in business for 17 years was the most heavily damaged building in the city. >>> a wind driven fire that destroyed several homes is now being called arson. investigators say they know who the suspects are so now they are trying to track them down. the fire burned three homes to the ground and cause damage to others on maple street. the wildlife center says it's building survived but they lost four squirrels and three owls. this is not acceptable. >> losing the animals is the hardest part. we can rebuild any of these buildings, but losing animals that we have known and loved for many, many years is the toughest part. >> the fire chief says his department has already seen 49 fires this year compar

incluyendo espacios de entretenimientos como museos, zoolÓgicos, y algunos acuarios como este en long beacha todo el pÚblico que vengan a conocer los animales, tenemos animales nuevos, una pelÍcula nueva en el teatro de (nombre en inglÉs), la mayorÍa tienen lugar para dar lugar con enfermedades crÓnicas, piden a todos los clientes que programen su visita en la pagina web. >>> uno de lo centros comerciales, abriÓ sus tiendas, se trata del centro (nombre en inglÉs), donde ahora los residentes pueden hacer sus compras, este lugar tiene que seguir los lineamientos de distanciamiento social, algunos establecimientos tuvieron que remover algunos muebles para abrir espacios para que las personas compartan las Áreas en comÚn, la playa (nombre en inglÉs), y sus Áreas recreativas, reabrirÁn el pÚblico desde el lunes, esta reapertura, incluye tambiÉn los hoteles, el enlace para hacer reservaciones estÁ operando nuevamente. >>> hablando de reapertura, en san francisco, se dio luz verde para que operen los campamento., >>> pues, ahora en la ciudad de (nombre en inglÉs), en el distrito escolar de san fra

wood me a long island 4 towns over a 1000000000 live there with his wife and his all this child in long beach long island he used to pick me up every night in his little blue volkswagen we would go into the city tell our jokes and on the way back we would listen that the cassettes and we would give each other notes and we never worked together i got s n l he went out to l.a. . and he. became billy crystal and then years later we shared a suite of offices which was the most poetically weird thing in the world. may larry david and billy at castle rock which was rob reiner's company robin host defended saturday night live ever so the fact that the 4 of us what together was mind boggling but billy and i still hadn't worked with each other he stuck his head my office one day he said i want to talk to you he had an idea for a broadway show called 700 sundays that he wanted me to collaborate with him on and for those out there who don't know what that means 700 sundays growing up billy's father had 23 jobs work 6 days a week sunday was the day off that was the day that billy spent with is that when

late today torrance police identified her, she lives in long beach but has ties to torrance.ne of the videos, included her license plate, investigators haven't been able to find her. >> the case is being presented to the city attorney's office as we speak. i don't know what sections there are. i don't. lot of this might possibly might not rise to the level of a crime and some of it may. >> reporter: she isn't a victim but says she was assaulted at the mall by her in october. she says it happened in a restroom where there are no security cameras but she took pictures on her phone. >> the level of commitment, very low. from the press conference they just kept saying i don't know. i don't know. >>> well, hundreds of young people took part in black lives matter rallies again tonight in san francisco. big group gathering outside city hall. a 14-year-old organized a march of her own and she told us she was scared her mom wouldn't give her permission and was surprised when she said yes. >> i was surprised she said yes. i thought she would say this is in the middle of a pandemic and

unraveling in los angeles, a state of emergency as buildings were torched again from beverly hills to long beach. millions in damage >> it's overwhelming hurt >> reporter: mark robles comforted by the national guard says small businesses pay the biggest price. >> i saw it all unfold last night on the news, but being here seeing it in person, it's horrible. >> reporter: with banks burned and roads blocked, in san diego, city hall and the shopping district was trashed. across the country, it was often demonstrators trying to stop those agitators from destroying so many american cities. >> this is unnecessary. this doesn't send a message. it doesn't say be socially involved. >> reporter: as the national guard deploys, 20 california cities are under siege. at this dmv in san bernardino, a man with a makeshift blow torch tried to build down the building that serves the public. thousands of arrests now made while in seattle, anarchy was in the streets after mobs were on the move >> here in the seattle area, it's been tension and heartbreak night after night, looting and protests now the community comi

. >> un hombre afroamericano de long beach cambió música por mariachi el amor le nació gracias a unos[♪ ] >> [♪ ] ♪ ♪ >>> buenas noches, soy julio vaqueiro, estas son las noticias que tiene que saber hoy antes que acabe el dÍa. el presidente trump anuncia x va a intentar de nuevo eliminar daca los dreamers dicen que estÁn listos para volverlo a derrotar en las cortes. el nÚmero de konts joi en florida y otros 7 estados llega a su punto mÁs alto. florida estÁ por convertirse en el nuevo

esto sino hacemos un cambio ahora nada va a cambiar >>> esta es la segunda protesta para andrea de long beachque mi hermano cree en esto >>> la muerte de george floyd los hizo pensar en el trato que reciben las minorÍas en el futuro que tendrÁn sino alzan sus voces, piensan en sus seres queridos y quienes tendrÁn como hijos y nietos >>> yo tengo una hermana de 7 aÑos y quiero algo mejor para ella, quiero un futuro y donde ya subasta el silencio se rompe porque un cambio es positivo >>> lo llaman injusticia que quieren corregir, estudiantes en san diego tambiÉn y en west ton es una juventud como una figuras de cÓmo deberÍa ser la sociedad >>> no queremos discriminaciones no necesitamos racistas >>> el mensaje el mismo terminar con el racismo, lograr justicia para george floyd y reiterar que las vidas de los afroamericanos importan. >>> mÁs adelante vamos a estar hablando con un joven activista sobre las posibles soluciones para el racismo del paÍs. vamos a mÉxico porque no llevar un cubreboca le costÓ la vida a geovanny lÓpez un hombre de 30 aÑos de edad fue detenido se lo llevaron y luego apa

. >>> violence moved out of los angeles and into long beach and santa monica.ple spotted in the air running from a mall loaded down with merchandise. what started as a peaceful march deteriorated when a group split off and started running through stores. the city quickly imposed a curfew. meanwhile in los angeles, things have been quieter since the national guard arrived. >> reporter: they're chanting no justice, no peace. as you look at the crowd, you can see just the diversity of american society united behind this one cause, and we also have to point out that the national guard members are very disciplined as well. they have not reacted to the demonstrators, they're standing their ground and also helping to facile state the demonstration. >> things have been largely peaceful so far tonight. county is under a curfew from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. >>> and there were peaceful protests across the bay area today. hundreds of cars stretches for miles in oakland this afternoon in response to the death of george floyd. the cavan d thpo a steady stream of cars and cycli

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country for the 10th day in the row here is a live look now at a protest happening right now in long beach. earlier today city officials announced there would be no curfew tonight for the first time in 4 days as demonstrations have largely remained peaceful as we take a look now at the crowd you can see thousands of people there. many holding signs and appears a lot of them are wearing black not sure if that's a coincidence or was planned. now there was a protest that was peaceful there on wednesday that was organized by a high school student and since then it has slowly grown to be a crowd to this size we will continue to monitor this situation and the other protests that are happening across the country today in honor of george floyd's life. now here in the bay area, hundreds of protesters marched throughout residential and commercial areas of south san francisco today. kron 4 switch recall was there to hear the demonstrators message and they say it's important to keep speaking out about the death of george floyd and the need for social justice. >>and ordered up businesses in downtown so

it happened at a men's clothing store in long beach shortly after looters were reported in that very same area. by the time firefighters arrived, the fire was too intense to even enter the building and firefighters had to watch it from the outside, take a defensive position, they call it. so far no word on the cause of that fire. >>> despite a citywide curfew protests in los angeles again escalated into violence and chaos. even before nightfall, police responded to numerous reports of looting there. firefighters had to battle several large flames as well. one protesters talked about the importance of not losing the message behind the chaos. >> it matters and when i think of ten years in the future when i have kids and i can tell them i stood up for something that matters, this is what i'll think about. >> the citywide curfew is being. l.a. county has declared a state of emergency. >>> looters causing a lot of damage. bob redell is with us in san leandro. at one point that walmart was up in flames. >> reporter: yeah, that fire is out. we'll show you the walmart in a second. i spoke wi

a clothing store torched in long beach, california. united states has been set ablaze by the killing of george floyd. he died in police custody one week ago. >>>> they are going to kill me. >> a black man pinned to the ground under the knee of a white police officer, derek chauvin. he was chaharged with boyd's murder on friday. -- floyd's murder on friday. in miami, protesters demanded justice for george floyd, "say his name" they chant. >> i can discipline you without putting my hands on you. but this is murder. >> across the country, many police officers also felt compelled to show their solidarity and their anger. >> there are cops in the united states and when you see that, you cannot justify that. what i look at that, all the good we do in the community, police officers across the nation can be destroyed in one act like that. >> president trump has reacted by blaming antifa for the violence. he has also urged state governors to get tougher on protesters. but after a week of deepening unrest that has brought fire to the gates at th

a clothing store talked in long beach california the united states has been set the blaze by the killing of george floyd. he died in police custody one week ago. you remarried a black man pinned to the ground under the knee of a white police officer derek sjodin he was charged with lloyd's murder on friday. in miami protesters demanded justice for george floyd saying his name they chant. that match up you. really. like him i can't discipline you without his teeth but this is. the american supporting our children all across the country many police officers also felt compelled to show their solidarity on that on gators are the cops * in the united states and when you see that you can justify that and when i look at that all the good that we do in a community police officers across the nation can be are destroyed in one act like that president trump has reacted by blaming leftist groups on t 5 for the violence he's also a state governments to get tough on protesters but after a week of deepening unrest that has brought fire to the gates of the white house many a calling for the president to

but in long beach, california, police announced today they are investigating this photo where you can an officer pointing a weapon at a man holding his two-year-old son on his shoulders. many of these protesters i spoke to say they plan to be out here past the city's 8:00 p.m. curfew. today, the mayor of the city's largest city-- excuse me-- the mayor of the nation's largest city, bill de blasio, spoke at the tribute for floyd. he was booed, norah, and people even turned their back on him. >> o'donnell: jericka duncan in new york city tonight. thank you. tonight, republican senator lisa murkowski of alaska says she's struggling with her support story president trump after seeing comments from former defense secretary james mattis blasting him. tonight, she says she feels we're reaching a point where "we can be more honest with the concerns we might hold internally about the president." the comments come as the president is facing what d.c. police say could be one of the largest protests in the city's history. cbs' paula reid is at the white house tonight. paula. >> reporter: norah, th

in long beach, they were right there as looters burst through the boarded-up windows of that retailer. in santa monica as night fell, police teams finally arriving, zip-tying dozens suspected of looting or violating curfews. >> there are opportunists who are tracking where peaceful protests are occurring, and they are then going to that city. >> reporter: but the mayhem not drowning out the message. >> it is about george floyd dying. but the microcosm is that america has its knee on the minorities' necks every single day. >> reporter: an active but peaceful situation here. over 1,500 people have been arrested in los angeles over the past 48 hours or so. and the curfew extended here in the county until the end of the week. david? >> the live pictures from los angeles tonight. matt, thank you. >>> when we come back, as you well know, there are now two crises in the u.s. the warning about the coronavirus. and we're tracking a tropical system gaining strength in the gulf. get in its way. hpv can affect males and females... and there's no way to predict who will or won't clear the virus. b

overnight this fire burning in long beach, california.tirds nod to that city amid reports of widespread looting. >> in minneapolis, a terrifying scene, a tanker trunk heading straight into a group of protesters. the driver is accused of trying to insight the crowd. police have also issued a warning that incendiary materials have been hidden in bushes throughout minneapolis. >>> we learned new details about former police officer derek chauvin, the man seen with his knee on george floyd's neck. chauvin has now been moved to another detendfirst court date delayed. >> as the protests grow, 21 states and washington, d.c. have now activated the national guard and dozens of cities have imposed curfews. >> take a look at this morning's "new york times," it says "twin crises and surging anger >>> "the washington post" claiming demonstrations intensify. we begin our coverage with abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: overnight, nationwide unrest. >> we don't want to loot. that's not what we out here for. but we do want justice and we want equality. and if we don't get that, we're goingo repte large cr

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