is charging amy cooper with falsely reporting an incident. d "the new york times" that amy cooper has already paid a steep price. a lawyer for amy cooper says she lost her job, home, and reputation. >>> now to the man who was filmed making racist comments to diners in carmel valley before being kicked out by the waitress. the video has been shared all over the world. now that waitress is speaking out in an exclusive interview with 5i7 news reporter melanie woodrow. >> say that again. >> reporter: it was those words that caught janica cochran's attention. the carmel valley lucia waitress said she had been watching michael losthouse all night. she wasn't serving him but saw him switch tables and send back food multiple times and even be rude to her manager. the final straw. >> asian piece of [ bleep ]. >> get out of here. get out. you are not allowed here. >> i already put my [ bleep ] money down. >> do not talk to our guests like that. get out now. >> to hear the emotion coming out of my voice, to see my mannerisms, i -- it was unbelievable. yo

is charging amy cooper with falsely reporting an incident. christian cooper told "the new york times" that amy cooper has already paid a steep price. a lawyer for amy cooper says she lost her job, home, and reputation. >>> now to the man who was filmed making racist comments to diners in carmel valley before being kicked out by the waitress. the video has been shared all over the world. now that waitress is speaking out in an exclusive interview with 5i7 news reporter melanie woodrow. >> say that again. >> reporter: it was those words that caught janica cochran's attention. the carmel valley lucia waitress said she had been watching michael losthouse all night. she wasn't serving him but saw him switch tables and send back food multiple times and even be rude to her manager. the final straw. >> asian piece of [ bleep ]. >> get out of here. get out. you are not allowed here. >> i already put my [ bleep ] money down. >> do not talk to our guests like that. get out now. >> to hear the emotion coming out of my voice, to see my mannerisms, i -- it

chris cooper, the victim, is not cooperating with the manhattan district attorney saying tuesday amy he need to pursue charges, he should pursue charges but he can do that without me. cooper spoke about the incident on "the view" and said he accepted her apology. >> everything else that's happened to her, you know, i just -- i don't -- i'm uncomfortable with defining someone by a couple of seconds of what they've done. you know, it was a stressful situation. she had a moment of very poor judgment. no excusing that it was a racist act because it was a racist act but should that define her entire life? i don't know. only she can tell us if that defines her entire life by what she does going forward and what she's done in the past. i can't answer that so but frenzy is what makes me uncomfortable. >> reporter: amy cooper's attorney telling abc news his client will be found not guilty saying the rush to judgment by some in the cancel culture of this epidemic, will be proven as wrong as cancel culture itself. she lost her job, her home and her public life. now some demand she lose her freed

the center of this of this case the black bird watches name is christian cooper is not related to amy cooper the woman the story he says he's not interested incorporating with this in this best occasion or the prosecution he says that amy cooper has suffered enough she lost her job over this incident she did lose her dog for a period but she did get her dog back and she's been publicly shamed because of this so this is kind of started a small debate now prosecute or not where people are going so far as saying the prosecuting any cooper would go against what the protest movement this summer has been about that the system is broken and you know policing the prison systems are broken so you shouldn't give put someone in jail for a year of or an incident like this of course the other side of the coin a lot of people are arguing that you should definitely prosecute her to serve as a warning for people not to use their whiteness or their privilege to actively hurt someone of course now this debate will surely go on some so we will hear the name and the cooper again ok. cool. now we'll take a look

for me, amy cooper was a way to do that, not given the specifics of that case. understand very much in this moment that without t any other mechanism for justice, i don't shame or criticize or even challenge people who call for the killer copops to be arresesd or incarcerateted. that is not an abolitionist vision for me. i do understand without any otother tools s or resources, we left with anythingng else to hod onto with regard toto the possibilities of justitice. i want u us to have a more robut and ambitious freedom in the long-term. in the short-term, opportunities to not use prison for drug addiction, for using -- dealing with the dispute for people coming to deal with someone asleep in a wendy's parking lot like rayshard brooks. i say let's do it. in cases like breonna taylor and othehers, i understand we have fewer mechanisms and have to do something to hold the state accountable in the short-term while we look for a broader and more ambitious freedom dream in the long term. amy: marc, we will in where we began, with covid. the reports and studies showin

today amy cooper was charged with filing a false police report punishable by up to a year in jail. shortly after this incident, she was fired from her job at franklin templeton, which is based in san mateo. >>> a lot of tension and confrontations over a black lives matter mural. it starts after a white couple painted over the city-approved mural in martinez. things escalated after that. nbc bay area's melissa colorado has the details. >> i said to my friends on facebook, i was like, yeah, i'll be doing job duty again. >> reporter: with her cell phone in hand, valentine clark is guarding these three words in bright yellow paint. clark says she felt compelled to drive over from pacheco and watch over the black lives matter mural in martinez after a white couple was caught on camera saturday trying to paint over it. >> they're still at it. >> i feel a duty to come down here and just, you know, document anything i see that might be any wrongdoings, you know, make sure racists don't get their day. >> reporter: tensions were still high on sunday. that's when police arrested 30-year-old j

we have amy coopers in the newsroom still to this day and it's unfortunate because you know segregation that the user was referring to that is the case when there's room and as i said in my essay it's pushing out a lot of very brilliant talented capable black journalists who honestly don't want to endure this let me just remind everybody who amy to play he's infamous in the united states right now she was in central park and that was a. birdwatcher. and there was an interaction between her and the bird watcher which i happen to be a black man and she called the police and she was afraid for her life but she did some some extraordinary acting was she was doing that that is that story that contributes to the kind of the mood right now so i'm looking at where do we go from here oh you will tweet diana you are described as horse lady you are a loon of college you're a journalist of color i wonder if this is the solution boss lady oh you're talking about who controls the news the narrative how the stories. maybe if there were more people of color. in newsrooms maybe quincy wouldn't have to t

i don't know. >> amy cooper's lawyer believes she will be found not guilty. she said the public's rush to judgment in what he calls the cancel culture epidemic, will be proven wrong. >>> a key witness in president trump's impeachment trial, lieu ten nall colonel vinman, is retiring. his lawyer saying a campaign of bullying, intestimony station and retaliation, he says led by the president. a defense official said vidman just this week has been approved for promotion. the final word would have been the president's. >>> when we come back tonight, we continue to celebrate the essential workers, and this was something we were really happy to see. try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support silky hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. beauty comes naturally, only from nature's bounty. i wasn't sure... was another around the corner? or could things go a different way? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of pat

. >> amy cooper will face up to a year in jail if convicted. amy cooper issued a public apology in may for making a call that quickly cost her her job and her dog at least temporarily. according to "the new york times," this is the first instance in the u.s. with a white person being charged with filing a false complaint against an african-american. >>> in a rare unanimous decision, the supreme court held that fr that a state may require presidential electors to support its popular-vote winner. elena kagan writes the state instructs its electors that they have no ground for reversing the vote of millions of its citizens. we have with us legal analyst danny cevallos. is it as straightforward as it seems? >> well, on the one hand the electors argue that the right to vote is so sacrosanct, so cherished, they shouldn't interview, but the states prevailed, arguing that the constitution gives them broad power to appoint electors, and that power to appoint including power to control and the power to fine or penalize if these electors go rogue. so it d

there is amy cooper there. was with her dog inside the wooded area of the park where a lot of bird watchers frequent. the man who encountered her was christian cooper. and simply, what he did was he asked her to leash her dog. and then it just sort of unfolded into this confrontation. specifically what happened here, it touched off a nationwide conversation. the video here that went viral. she was frantic on the 911. she called 911, frantically saying that an african-american male was threatening her life, was threatening her dog, all of that false. amy cooper wound up apologizing. she issued a statement within days of this incident, apologizing for what she did here, for how she overreacted. christian cooper, he was not cooperating in this investigation, but the prosecutor still went ahead and charged her with this charge of filing a false report. she is due back in court on october 14 to face the charges, john. >> all right, shimon, thank you very much. keep us posted on developments there. >>> so, brazil's co

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. >> reporter: this memorial day incident showing amy cooper calling police on a black man who askedher dog has now resulted in a misdemeanor charge. >> please send the cops immediately. >> reporter: manhattan's district attorney announcing monday cooper is being prosecuted for falsely reporting an incident and is to appear before a judge october 14. if found guilty she faces up to a year in jail. cooper's lawyer says she will be found not guilty and noted she already lost her job, home and public life. >> she was going to tap into a deep, deep dark vain of racism. >> reporter: speaking to gayle king last month the man who recorded the video christian cooper said amy's behavior was racist but stopped short of calling for further action. >> i'm not sure if someone's life should be defined by 60 seconds of poor judgment. >> reporter: errol barnett, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: and coming up next, call it three's company, a covid survivor delivers triplets. covid survivor delivers triplets. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a

now manhattan's district attorney is prosecuting amy cooper. she faces one charge of falsely reporting an incident in the 3rd degree and is set to be arraigned in october. >>ahead tonight a day from celebrations 2 crime scenes gun updated 2 big us cities over the holiday weekend air travel experience seeing a spike over the long weekend with aaa has to say about where americans are setting their sights this summer plus a big acquisition by over a motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>a big acquisition for a big ride sharing company uber san francisco bay's rideshare company uber is buying meal delivery service postmates for billion a move is an all stock deal uber wanted to buy delivery service grub

in may, amy cooper drew oidespread condemnationor threatened by a black man.onfrontation, which is a misdemeanor. she was ordered to appear in court october 14. what do you make of that, spencer? >> well, she did file a false report, and it's captured on video. so there's little doubt that she committed that violation. even if there hadn't been the racial component, filing a false report is a serious matter. i guess the law should apply. >> seems that way. drew, what do you think? >> yeah, i mean, i'm in agreement with spencer. what she did was wrong, she got caught, and now justice is being served. this is what she gets for filing a false police report. >> perhaps her being charged, this will be a deterrent to other people who may be doing the same. >> there are consequences. kanye west is running for president of the united states. the tweet over the weekend sparked a lot of debate, and questions including if he can actually run, he would have to do so as an independent. even then he would need to get the necessary signatures to get on the ballot. that deadl

in new york, amy cooper, the white woman who called 911 and falsely claimed a black man in central park was threatening her, was charged monday with filing a false report. christian cooper, the man in question who was in the park bird-watching, had in fact simply asked amy cooper to leash her dog. chris coopop filmed ththe interaction, which quickly went viral. in georgia, republican govovernr brian kemp declared a state of emergency monday, activating 1000 national guard members following weeks of unrest and a weekend marked by increased gun violence. five people were killed over the weekend, including an eight-year-old girl secoriea turner, who was killed saturday night in atlanta while riding in a car with her mother. secoriea turner was killed close to the wendy's where rayshard brooks was shot and killed by police last month in the parking lot. cnn is reporting a draft document to ban the display of confederate flags at military bases has been circulating at the pentagon. if such a policy goes ahead, it could create major tension between the military and trump, who has defended con

man who asked her to keep her dog on a leash which are the park's rules, the woman in the video amy cooper was falsely telling 911 that a man was threatening her life and now manhattan's district attorney ernie is prosecuting her. she faces one charge falsely reporting an incident and she's scheduled to be arraigned in october the manhattan district attorney is also encouraging anyone who has been the target of a false report to contact authorities much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 6 after gun violence erupts in several us cities over the long holiday weekend. >>some officials say enough is enough and they're demanding change and after the break learn why some hand sanitizer products could we have a warning right now from the food and drug administration some hand sanitizer products could be hazardous to your health. >>mandy gaither has more on what to look out for in today's health minute. >>if you're using hand sanitizer to help slow the spread of covid-19 you want to check the label the fda says it's seeing an increase in hand sanitizer products contaminated with potentiall

fallout from that widely viewed video of a white woman calling 911 on a black man in central park amy coopers now charged with filing a false report after telling police in may that a bird watcher threatened her life. if convicted, cooper faces up to a year in jail. >>> tonight jeffrey epstein's alleged accomplice has been moved to a new york city jail cell as new details emerge about her arrest here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: with roughly a dozen vehicles and a plane circling above, the fbi arrested ghislaine maxwell at her property in new hampshire. >> i really hope she comes forward and says a, b, c, d, e was involved this is how it ran you know, just help us victims get some accountability. >> reporter: virginia roberts giuffre is one of several accusers, who say maxwell helped coordinate a sex trafficking ring of underage girls for jeffrey epstein and his friends, allegations maxwell has previously denied. guiffre accuses prince andrew of raping her when she was 17, and that maxwell helped arrange it >> she woke me up and said you're going to meet a prince today. >> reporter: this p

in may, amy cooper was criticized on line her reaction to the man, who asked her to put her dog on and keep her distance. she has been accused of falsely reporting nfrontation. which is a misdemeanor. wyou'reatching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program, after the statue of a slave trader in the u.k.wns brought do look at the legacy of britain's colonial era in our new series, echoes of empire. brazil is the epicenter of the tipandemic in america. more than 1.6 million infections. the worst affected area has more than 320 thousand cases. even as the crisis worse,he city is getting back to business and restaurants have reopened. y as ktson now reports. issues such as occupation of intensive care beds, the death, and they've labeled across the state, they've labeled municipalities in a series five phases.if the suation getsy have to go back to closing. here in the city, they have been able to reopen. i've just taken a walk around the block in theast three months there have been restaurants and beauty salons close, but walking around in the space of a cple of blocks

we would love to talk to amy cooper. i think there's more to that story.chris makes a good point. should you be judged for one incident in your life? he raises a good point.% vlad, let's see we digress. >> it's an important story. fans and musicians are remembering country music hall of famer charlie daniels. ♪ >> the singer had a series ever hits including his best known "the devil went down to georgia." he suffered stroke. billy ray cyrus told us his friend had a heart of gold. >> charlie daniels was one of those guys that gave me a shot to get on the big stage. >> how do you want in the home remembered? >> he needs to be remembered as a gentle giant. he was made from god. and he's going home to sing and play with angels. >> what's really fascinating about charlie daniels early on in his career he played in sessions for ringo starr, for bob dillon. he did bridge rock and roll and country music. >> i think he's playing with angels. if the devil want as rematch, i think charlie will beat him. >>> the mvp of super bowl signed the most lucrative deal. patric

amy cooper is now charged with filing a false report after telling police in may that a bird watcherhreatened her life. if convicted, cooper faces up to a year in jail. >>> we're back in a moment with new details in the arrest of ghislaine maxwell, accused of enabling jeffrey epstein's years of abuse one of his accusers is now speaking out explore floor and decor your way, and comfortably shop over a million square feet of in- stock flooring! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. all in one stop! visit floor and decor in person or online. >>> tonight jeffrey epstein's alleged accomplice has been moved to a new york city jail cell as new details emerge about her arrest here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: with roughly a dozen vehicles and a plane circling above, the fbi arrested ghislaine maxw

the woman in the video amy cooper was seen falsely telling a 911 operator, the man was threatening her life. now manhattan's district attorney is prosecuting cooper. she faces one charge falsely reporting an incident in the 3rd degree. she is scheduled to be arraigned in october the manhattan da is also encouraging anyone who's been the target of a false report to contact that office. happening now here in the bay area police are investigating a possible kidnapping in valais how after reports of a woman were seen being hit by a man and then shoved into the back of a car. this happened yesterday afternoon near the area of rotary way and the cologna lane, this is a picture of the car. the woman was seen being shoved into. it looks like an older model silver infinity sedan they did get a license plate number and it's a temporary plate with the numbers which will put up here now 8 d m n to 8 for if you have any information contact the layout police. much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 5 the supreme court blocked president trump's attempt to end dhaka. >>but in immigration advoca

> fallout on the viral video of a white woman calling the police on a black man in central park amy cooper is now charged z with filing with false police report. if convicted she faces up to a year in jail. >>> storms produced flooding and water rescues throughout the northeast. the rain caused damage to homes, cars and power outages and prompted a flash flood emergency for philadelphia and the surrounding areas. there were at least 24 rescue calls but no mayor injuries in pennsylvania it also moved through new jersey, maryland and virginia. >> where it's storms or sweltering heat, let's check your whether with meteorologist janessa webb good morning. >> good to see you both, good morning, everyone. we had a classic ring of fire that developed across the northeast. what happened is you have the bubble of heat that surrounds these storms and it filtered to the south, allowing for these storms to be really compact for philadelphia area into new york city we saw over 6 inches of rain in less than 24 hours we have power outages in that area and still dealing with the flooding the storm system

amy cooper called 911 after the man asked her to leash her park in central park.he video went viral after cooper frantically was calling police and she ended up losing her job and now could face up to a year in prison if convicted. >>> today oakland leaders will discuss how to prevent another incident like this. a fire truck caught in a crowd while responding to a 911 call. it happened on the fourth of july near lake merritt. the fire truck was responding to a medical emergency and it never got there because it took 14 minutes to get through this crowd. >> when you see those flashing lights we're attending to an emergency, a 911 call and we need to cooperate as citizens, residents, neighbors, visitors. please allow our vehicles to get to the emergency because there's someone suffering. >> well, thankfully the patient survived on saturday thanks to an ambulance that was able to get there. the city is now considering more parking enforcement around lake merritt. a crackdown on fireworks and more education about wearing masks and social distancing. >>> a little known

this video shows amy cooper calling out the race that far video after he simply asked her to put hera leash. >> there is an african-american man in central park. he is recording me and my dog. >> the video shows no threat. now cooper is charged with filing a false police report. the video has been viewed more than 40 million times. cooper was fired from her job after that inc off thousands of workers as soon as october 1st. the company is telling workers they might receive so-called warn notices. airlines can't lay off workers until then due to the stimulus agreement. sfo increasingly seeing planes, but still flights are way off from last year. we had pandemic lows, we're seeing the numbers bounce back. but still the number of travelers there and at other airports around the country is less than half what it was a year ago. so what about the health and safety aboard those flights that are flying? nbc news correspondent blayne alexander has a look behind the scenes. >> reporter: air travel is once again starting to take off. how are you feeling today about getting on a plane? >> prett

. >>> we told you yesterday about amy cooper. you remember amy cooper. she's a white woman who called police on a black bird watcher in new york's central park. cooper lost her job and was widely condemned after this video of the racist confrontation was released. now it turns out that the bird watcher, that's christian cooper, is not cooperating with the investigation. in a statement yesterday, he said, "she has already paid a steep price, and bringing her more misery seems like piling on." as you know, amy cooper lost her job, she became vilified in the media. she lost her dog temporarily. christian cooper says, listen, if the d.a. feels the need to pursue charges, they can do it without me. he knows there's a greater principle at stake, but he's refusing to cooperate with it. i remember when we did an interview for "justice for all," he said i don't think anybody should pay a price for 60 seconds of their life. whatever her motivation was. he goes, i just don't think it's worth the price. his sister, on the other hand, who released the video, as i said

. >> reporter: this morning amy cooper, the woman at the center of t facing a criminal charge >> i'meing threatened by a man in the ramble. please send the cops immediately. >> reporter: manhattan district attorney announcing that cooper is being charged with falsely reporting an incident in the third degree, a criminal misdemeanor. in the video from the late may encounter, cooper who's white calls out the race of bird watcher christian cooper no relation after he asked her to put a leash on her dog in an area of central park that requires dogs to be leashed. >> i'm in the ramble and there's a man, african-american, who is recording me and threatening me and my dog >> reporter: the incident caught on camera just hours before george floyd died in the hands of minneapolis police helped spark a national debate on racial bias. cooper was fired from her job, an investment firm franklin templeton her former company saying they do not tolerate racism of any kind and she also had to temporarily surrender her dog back to its rescue group we spoke to christian cooper after the incident >> i th

911 that she was being threatened by a black man there are now new details tonight on the charges amy cooper. >>is now facing and up next the military identified as the remains of specialist vanessa for the sweaty faces, and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. wear a mask. let's all do our part to slow the spread. attorneys for the family of 20 base. investigators say that she was bludgeoned to death in the family's attorneys says skiing was beaten so badly that officials had trouble identifying her. >>they couldn't identify with it with their dental examination. it could come from. it was her with attention because her i think that says states was ashen so badly to respect he can take down a fine. so that's why they had to send her body too dover air force base to get examined that fashion. and confirm it it was for that's why it took a lot longer than they expected. >>he had been missing since april her family believes her death was linked to harassment. and tonight. there's a lecturer at the university of wi

we now details on the charges amy cooper is now facing and up next the military identifies the remains of specialist vanessa get while her family's attorneys reveals disturbing >>attorneys for the family of 20 year-old vanessa guillen says the army has positively identified her remains, good was killed while serving at fort hood army base. investigators say that she was bludgeoned to death in the family's attorneys says gain was beaten so badly that officials had trouble identifying her. >>they couldn't identify with it with their dental examination. it could come from. it was her with attention because her i think that says states was ashen so badly to respect he can take down a fine. so that's why they had to send her body too dover air force base to get examined that fashion. and confirm it it was for that's why it took a lot longer than they expected. >>gm had been missing since april her family believes that her death was linked to harassment. and tonight a lecturer at the university of wisconsin milwaukee who was a colonel in wisconsin's air national guard is facing backlash for

in may, amy cooper was attacked online for her reaction to the man, who asked her to put her dog on aooper of falsely reporting the confrontation, which is a misdemeanor. she's due in court in october. this week singapore becomes only the second country in asia to hold an election during the pandemic. unsurprisingly, the disease and its impact is a key issue, and how to ensure safe elections. sharanjit leyl is there. empower your future! this is what singapore's election rallies normally look like for the country's opposition parties. and this is what they look like now. five years ago, tens of thousands of people filled this field. i was here then, in this exact same spot. and as you can see, there's nothing of the sort this time. this election will mostly be fought online. we are stakeholders in this country... like this — political parties live streaming their campaign rallies, since large outdoor gatherings are banned. cedric tan has invited friends over. i do miss a good rally when you're there, and you can taste the air and you have a think about what will happen on polling day.

there was a furious reaction online, in may, over amy cooper's response to the man who had asked herosecutors accuse her of falsely reporting the confrontation, which is a misdemeanor. she's due in court in october. a pub in the county of somerset in england has decided to close after being told a customer tested positive for covid—19. the lighthouse inn in burnham on sea only reopened on saturday after being closed for months. the manager said staff were also waiting for results of their tests. the british socialite ghislaine maxwell, former girlfriend of the disgraced financier and convicted paedophilejeffrey epstein, has been moved to prison in new york, from new hampshire, where she was arrested. she faces six charges, including recruiting and grooming girls for epstein. she has previously denied any wrongdoing. here's our new york correspondent, nada tawfik. what authorities wasted no time after the holiday weekend, transferring ghislaine maxwell from new hampshire to new york on monday morning. and what's interesting is, even though her trial is taking place in manhattan, she i

in may, amy cooper was attacked online for her reaction to the man, who asked her to put her dog on a accused cooper of falsely reporting the confrontation, which is a misdemeanor. she's due in court in october. the british athlete bianca williams is considering legal action against the metropolitan police. she alleges they racially profiled her when she was stopped with her partner driving in london on saturday. the couple had their 3—month—old baby in the car when they were stopped, searched and handcuffed by police. a statement from scotland yard says there was no concern about the officers' conduct. our home editor mark easton has the story. police in north london stop a mercedes and demand police in the occupants, both black, get out of the car. wait, wait, he didn't do anything! that's the voice of bianca williams, a gold medal winning british sprinter. for what?! why are you touching me? her distress is obvious as officers demand she leave her 3—month—old baby in the back of the vehicle. along with her partner, portuguese sprinter ricardo dos santos, the young mum is handcuffed

women care and especially in the aftermath of race and police brutality protests like this one of amy cooper who was asked by a black man to just leave her dog in central park new york in an area where no pets were allowed watch here. please don't please don't come close and if you could please please call the cops please call the cops i'm going to tell them there's an african-american man threatened by what police told emotively like. so new york city police they said that by the time they responded to cooper's call both cooper and that man were gone but the video sparked outcry which led to cooper actually losing her job and actually being charged with filing a false police report now that's where this newly proposed care act comes in drafted by 2 california lawmakers who want to make it official that if an individual contacts law enforcement solely to discriminate on the basis of a person's race ethnicity religion gender sexual orientation or gender identity it is no longer a misdemeanor or a felony charge rather it's now a hate crime co-author rob saying quote if you're afraid of a black

of threatening her in new york's central park has been charged with filing a false police report amy cooper was criticized after calling 911 in may claiming to have been threatened by an african-american man christian cooper was birdwatching when he asked her to put her dog on a leash she has since publicly apologized but her frantic phone call was seen as an example of every day racism. a former partner of convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein has been moved to a jail in brooklyn but a socialite you know in maxwell was arrested and charged in new hampshire on thursday next what is accused of working with that scene to facilitate a sex trafficking ring and faces up to 35 years in prison gabriel is under has been a shift for us. prosecutors are going to be arguing that she remain in jail as this process as this legal process goes forward this case can be watched very closely because you got to remember also that. prince andrew was linked to her there's a photograph of prince andrew with a young woman more than 15 years ago with elaine maxwell in the photograph that led to all sorts of specu

falsely accused a black man a threatening her life in new york's central park is now facing charges amy cooper was socks from her job after the incident in may christian or was birdwatching when he asked her to respect spock walls and put her dog on a leash the video he took of her making the call costs public outrage she is charged with filing a false police report and will appear in court in october. the french president has reached his cabinet but has kept most of his government's key figures is the man you're mccraw to replace his interior minister christophe casts an heir will face heavy criticism for his response to block lies matter protests just last week mccraw replace his prime minister following local elections. now the british government is offering it to $1000000000.00 lifeline to save the arts and culture sector it is museums and music venues have remained empty during the course of a sop break the government says a support package will save the crown jewels of the u.k.'s auto industry but can't protect every job only chalons reports from london's west end the a what is a theatre

make decisions to be held responsible that's why we condemn white cops for being bad or condemn amy cooper in central park for calling the police on a man in using rape and that way when a white person does something bad. the instinct is not wrong but to hold them responsible. but when a black person does something bad is a very different attitude people take. they think they are being in my end and this is a sign of their moral superiority that they don't blame the black person for doing something bad. but it's actually the opposite. the only people you don't blame for doing something bad our children and babies and dogs. because you understand they cannot be appealed to to change the behavior. so by using any kind of misbehavior by black people they think they are doing the morally on my end thing but it is the essence of dehumanizing. >> only follow up with the cultural question because when we talk about black cultural attitudes with respect to crime and so forth, what we are talking about is a subculture certain segments of the black community low income who live in poor communities a

the woman, amy cooper, is seen panicking, swinging her dog around by the collar. the incident happened back in may. the man simply asked cooper to put her dog on a leash. she is filing misdemeanor charges now for filing a false police report. >>> and we've got some weather to talk about. a little cooler today. going to be a little cooler tomorrow. that's going to help firefighters quite a bit out there, as we get into a less wind pattern, a little more fog at the coast, and just generally temperatures tomorrow, certainly cooler than today. today cooled down as well. so fires burning around the bay area. i suspect with these winds dying down later tonight. higher humidities and lower temperatures, they should have a pretty good handle on them by the 10:00 news. so of course we'll revisit it then. you do have some air quality issues out in the east bay, but from the bay looking back towards san francisco, you don't see fog yet. we had fog this morning that burned off quick. think we'll see a little fog tomorrow morning. 24 is the wind, though. and that's what is giv

the video of the incident went viral in may, and it showed amy cooper yelling at a black man who wasing and pointed out her dog was supposed to be leashed. the manhattan district attorney now urging anybody who has been a target of false reporting to contact his office. more major league baseball players opting out of the 2020 season while several teams halt their summer camps. thei a sports wrap up next. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com. >> dana: a new york city supermarket chain getting hundreds of unemployment claims from the state of new york despite only laying off three people during the pandemic. fox business networks kristina partsinevelos has more. >> t

finally, the central park dog walker, amy cooper, was charged this week with filing a false police noter incident in new york where she lied about an african-american man, a bird watcher who she said he was threatening her. why are the media still milking this story? >> because it picks up on the racial -- the struggle for racial justice that's going on right now. but i like that the media is so woke that even her dog is now going to get justice. people jumped all over the fact that she was choking him inadvertently while she was yelling at this guy. now you the dog's been taken aware from her, getting put up for adoption. howard: i didn't have th canine angle. i like the fact that the bird watcher said you know what, she lost her job, i'm not going to pile on. he's not cooperating with the prosecution. good to see you. have a good sunday. >> thank you. you too. howard: that's it for this edition of media buzz. i'm howard kurtz. you can read my daily columns. we can continue the conversation on twitter at howard kurtz. check out my pod cast, media buzz meter, we deal with the buzziest st

shockwaves across the country manhattan's district attorney is now charging the woman seen in the video amy cooper for falsely reporting an incident in the 3rd degree cooper is scheduled to be arraigned in court in october. the attorneys also looking for other people have been the target of false reporting. the most magical place on earth is getting ready to welcome back visitors this weekend walt disney world in orlando, florida released this video online featuring workers being trained on safety measures. disney says all visitors will have to make a reservation and will only be allowed to enter one park per day. all guests except for children younger than 3 years of age will also have to wear a face mask and have their temperatures taken disneyland in southern california may reopen on july 17th pending state approval. >>but most of all continue to wear masks. >>well that's warriors star steph curry pleading with all of us to wear a mask he posted this video on his instagram page monday. in the video curry reiterated what most health officials are saying and that is reminding people to social dis

that's why we condemn white cops for being bad or why we condemn amy cooper in central park for calling the police on a man she ought not have called the police on and using race in the way. when a a white person does something bad, the instinct which is not wrong, the correct instinct is to hold them responsible as a human capable of making decisions. but when a black person does something bad, there's a very different attitude people take. they think they are being enlightened. they think this is a sign of their moral superiority, that they don't blame a black person for doing something bad. but it's actually the opposite. the only people you don't blame for doing something bad are like children, babies, and dogs. because you understand that if they do something bad, they can't be appealed to to change their behavior. so by excusing any kind of misbehavior by black people, people think they are doing the morally enlightened thing but it's actually the essence of dehumanizing. >> let me follow up with a cultural question, because i think, coleman, when we talk about black cultural atti

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