art acevedo is the chief of miami police.d morning, chief. >> good morning. >> dickerson: i know this shooting was not in your jurisdiction, but can you tell us anything more about what happened last night? >> i can tell you that is the second shooting in the greater miami-dade area. we had our own shooting the night before where seven people were shot, and one dead. that's 30 shot, two dead in the greater miami-dade area. and it is just an indication of the problem we have with the scourge of gun violence in this country. we need to do much more at a federal level to stop. >> dickerson: you wrote "mass shootings continue to occur on a major basis, and the government talks about the militaryization of the police on the right. gun violence is a public health epidemic our nation needs to address." how do youth that health epidemic, as you call it, should be addressed? >> first and foremost, they need to come out of their own corners, the left and the right, and come to the middle. we need to have universal background checks. we

art acevedo, chief of police in miami, thank you what do you make of the state of policing right nowugh time to be a police officer in our nation. i think it's also a time where there's a lot of great opportunity with what happened last year with george floyd, if there's good opportunity to be the next generation, the change agents that our community wants. i'm still hopeful that we're going to be moving this profession forward. >> you've been making change and demanding change, to read the editorials, not everybody's happy about them >> no. but you know, hey. change is inevitable change is the only constant. we should always count on, as police officers, just as human beings you know, the world's always evolving the challenge is always evolving expectations are evolving. for the police services in this country to continue to be successful, and to build trust, we have to evolve with public expectations i think that if congress does its job and takes the recommendations of the major city chiefs association and other groups in this nation and does enact change, we're going to see the p

joining me now to discuss miami police chief art acevedo. you for taking the time this morning. >> thanks for having me, jim. >> so we have two phenomena going on here, right? we have just an explosion in mass shootings, but you also have big increases in many cities in violent crime, including homicides and gun violence. you know, we tend to discuss those things separately, but i wonder if you think that's wrong because there is some overlap between the two. is there an overlap in causes in your view? >> absolutely. look, it is a time in our country's nation where our courts have been shut down, courts are not holding people accountable, and in houston where i just left a few weeks ago we are arresting the same individuals for committing violence and that has to change, it has to change soon. >> i've spoken to a number of chiefs in a number of cities including in new york and elsewhere who talk not just about a slowdown in the courts from covid-related issues which has had big effects throughout the course system but also policies. for inst

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. >> reporter: police chief art acevedo warned of a violent summer and urged lawmakers to act. >> we need the federal government and both sides to address this issue because without legislation, without certainty as it relates to holding these criminals accountable, we're never going to get through the summer. >> reporter: even before this shooting, local leaders had proposed a $10 million plan to stem gun violence which creates more jobs for underserved youth and adding surveillance cameras to high-crime neighborhoods. one philanthropist is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the men in this attack. manuel bojorquez, miami-dade, florida. >>> authorities arrested a man in texas who they say was plotting a mass shooting at a walmart. coleman thomas blevins is charged with making terroristic threats. investigators say they intercepted a message from the 28-year-old last thursday indicating that he was preparing to carry out a mass shooting. they say a search of his home turned up firearms, ammunition, and radical idealogy paraphernalia. >>

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. >> reporter: on "face the nation," miami police chief art acevedo warned of a violent summer and urgedto act. >> and we need the federal government and both sides to address this issue, because without legislation, without certainty as it relates to holding these criminals accountable, we are never going to get through this summer. >> reporter: even before this shooting, local leaders had proposed a $10 million plan to stem gun violence, which involves creating more jobs for underserved youth and adding surveillance cancer to high crime neighborhoods. tonight, one philanthropist is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the men involved in this attack. jericka. >> duncan: manuel bojorquez for us tonight in miami, thank you. americans are heading into another pandemic summer, but this time with optimism, and memorial day weekend is proof of that. cbs' lilia luciano is in hollywood, california. lilia, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, jericka, it is a very busy hollywood boulevard tonight. here in california, masks are still man d

i have taken that box over from deputy director acevedo. our first permit for this evening, i will mention, thank you to these folks for calling in today. they applied it was like two weeks before we completely closed down last year for limited live performance permit. they were one the ones that were sort of had to be put on hold for a while. that was a bummer. what's good is that at least we received approval for this space. this is for live performance permit vin debut. they are located at 9 west portal avenue. we do have any opposition. i'm suggesting approval with the good neighbor policy. thank you to james robinson owner for being here today and speaking with you. he was told pre-pandemic that he wouldn't have to present because we used to put these on the consent agenda. we're so excited from our permit applicants. we wanted him to come on board this evening. thank you for coming. >> thank you. thank you for having us. i'm james robinson. thanks for the introduction. tonight, off camera, we're joined by matthew and brad. matthew is

tony is still on baby leave and enrique acevedo.a documents are now fully vaccinated and we'll take a look at kids getting the vaccine each as parents push back. >>> the criminal probe of the trump administration moves into a serious new face. rikki klieman tells us what to expect now that a grand jury is involved. >>> charges against lori v

. >> you speak to some in law enforcement, art acevedo, now miami police chief, used to be in houstonkes a point contributing to this is a backlog of cases in the criminal justice system, some of which are covid related and a lot of cases there, people accused of felony, those cases aren't moving forward and in many circumstances they're out while those cases wait to be adjudicated. is that a significant contributor here? and what's got to be done about it? >> the backlog in court cases, bail hearing, investigative hearings, and it is a natural impact of covid and the slowing of things. what you saw in florida for example is what looks like, just what we're hearing from local officials and what's being reported, it looks like this may have been not just targeted but in reaction to a shooting that had occurred or shootings that had occurred at similar music venues so seeing the back and forth that is not able to be stopped by law enforcement at this stage. i cannot overestimate, or overemphasize how shocking this attack is, the three guys are hooded, with glasses it appears, they are w

and enrique acevedo will join the table the following week.he assured tonighty tony that he'll be missed. we got you. >> could repeat that? >> no. we've got to go. see you. grabbing a hold of what matters. asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with fulvestrant or a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is approved for both pre- and postmenopausal women, and has extended lives in multiple clinical trials. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, yellowing of the skin or eyes, da

on "face the nation," miami police chief art acevedo expressed frustration over america's persistent violence, urging lawmakers to take action. >> without legislation, without certainty as it relates to holding these criminals accountable, we're never going to get through the summer. >> reporter: police have reviewed the social media accounts of two rappers who performed that night to see if they were involved in any feuds or had any threats against them. for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the men involved in the attack, one philanthropist is offering a $100,000 reward, and with other rewards out there, the total is now $130,000. michelle? >> we hope it yields some results. thank you. >>> benjamin netanyahu's future as israel's prime minister is hanging in the balance this morning. former ally natally bennett announced his right-wing party is willing to form a national unity government this week with netanyahu's opponents. the action would end the cycle of deadlock that has plunged the country into four inconclusive elections over the past two years. it's also a

and "60 minutes plus" enrique acevedo.oday was going to be his last day here, as anthony mentioned. maternity leave was to start on monday. it's all good. >>> when we come back, paul mccartney tells us why he's so proud of the queen. we'll share some of our conversation with him for tonight's s >>> good morning. it's 8:25. i am len kiese. california department of justice taking over investigation into a deadly police shooting. he mistook a hammer in his pocket for a gun. the attorney general slammed solano da for declining to take the case. >>> majority california's district attorneys against a new incarceration guideline. it would allow more than 63,000 convicts to get out of prison early even if serving time for violent crimes. >>> muni metro service returns this weekend. they've added new signs, tunnel lights, made improvements for a quieter smoother side. riders will also see new directional signs. >>> we are still tracking a few brake lights for the ride along 680 headed south bound into walnut creek. no accidents, an

tony is still on baby leave and enrique acevedo.of american a documents are now fully vaccinated and we'll take a look at kids getting the vaccine each as parents push back. >>> the criminal probe of the trump administration moves into a serious new face. rikki klieman tells us what to expect now that a grand jury is involved. >>> charges against lori vallo. what we are learning about the investigation into the deaths of her two kids and his ex-wife. >>> plus oscar winner and late show jon batiste will join us at the table not as our guest, but as co-host. >> he's got music. today here's your "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> vaccinations are going up and cases across the country are going down. if you are vaccinated you are protected and you can enjoy your memorial day. >> a major milestone in the fight against covid-19. more than half of american adults are now fully vaccinated. >>> republican leaders are condemning marjorie taylor greene for comparing masks and vaccines to the suffering of jews in the holocaust. >>

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