you mentioned what happened in aurora. we all remember that.nd that calls some of the families to issue an expression of concern. has there been reaction from the filmmakers and do you think creating this film that they showed insensitivity or any recklessness and in making this and should hollywood have that burden? >> well, todd philips, the director of the movie, has been quite outspoken about this. he's said a number of things, including the fact that art is not necessarily designed to make you comfortable and that by being unflinchingly violent that it is not whitewashing violence. i don't think the studio or the filmmakers can entirely ignore the context in which movies being released. they knew going into this or should have known going into this that doing a hard "r" version of joker, who is a sadistic psychotic loner would have some parallels to real world events that might make people uncomfortable with it. so i think the initial studio reaction was a little flat-footed, frankly, and i don't think a lot of what they've said since has

delfino: las mejores proporciones la tiene rosa aurora.rtas tenemos para el día hoy, rosa? rosa: ♪ compren, compren, compren compren, compren, compren, compren ♪ nayeli: oye, chinito, y ahora que ya somos novios... chino: ¿quién dijo que somos novios? nayeli: le voy a decir a la miss que me robaste un beso. chino: tú me robaste mi torta y yo no fui de chismoso. nayeli: toma tu torta y regrésame mi beso. chino: ay, con tal de que me dejes en paz. coco: santa cruz martínez, jesús santo. ¿qué haces con tu lengua metida en la boca de rodríguez salcedo nayeli alejandra? todos: ¡uh! coco: se callan. chino: ¡espérenme, ey! mi excursión a los prismas basálticos. mi desarrollo integral, ¿por qué? carmelo: ¿quién nos iba a decir que la chamaca esa jalara tanta gente? delfino: ¿cómo no? yo al ofertín nunca le vi forma. pero a la rosa, qué formas. oiga, ¿no se forma? Órele. carmelo: sí, ¿quién sigue? delfino: abrígate, joven, allí hay peines para el gallito. lucha: quiero aprovechar este espacio para hacer una denuncia. imagínense ustedes que aquí en

en 2012 un atacante solitario en aurora, colorado disparÓ contra los asistentes a la premier de batman estÉ enojado, porque el niÑo es vÍctima de violencia en su propio hogar. >> por eso algunas madres creen que estas pelÍculas no deben ser para menores. >> no creo que en este momento deben estar viendo eso . creo que provoca mÁs violencia a los muchachos jÓvenes, de todo tipo de edad. >> para evitar contratiempos y que los seguidores puedan disfrutar de este lanzamiento alguna recomendaciÓn. "recordamos a las personas que se mantengan vigilantes y sirve algo que parece fuera de lugar y sospechoso llame al 911", dice este policÍa. es una de las pelÍculas mÁs esperadas del 2019 y tan solo su preventa indica que podrÍa ser uno de los Éxitos mÁs taquilleros de este aÑo. con o sin polÉmica es un personaje que estÁ en el cine y la televisiÓn desde hace mÁs 50 aÑos y ha sido interpretado por muchos actores. los productores rechazan que la pelÍcula estimule mÁs hechos violentos. ilia: gracias. un empleado de una estaciÓn de policÍa de parÍs asesinÓ a navajazos a tres policÍas y a una empleada

in colorado, my adopted home state, i visited the aurora i.c.e. facility recently and the i.c.e. agent and of the people that work there from the private contractor, many of them are proud and recently naturalized americans who understand that to preserve that special gift of being able to become an american, you need an orderly system that's able to bet properly and decide who we want to let in, who should stay here and how we should remove the people who don't belong to in the first place. >> host: i was about to move the business and the move to open borders think but i can't resist commenting on the aurora situation. a member i was in colorado when i saw you the weekend that a group of folks on the i.c.e. facility, turn the american flag upside down, put a ball of i.c.e. on and raised the mexican flag. i went to that facility that sunday morning, the day after, and you and i talked about this. i went in there other than 1200 people. i found found clean rooms, iphone tvs, ipads, three square meals a day. i found internet access. here's the interesting point to your point. ther

fears are heightened because the 2012 mass shooting in aurora, colorado, at a midnight showing of theat man film "the dark knight rises." >>> a woman drove into a tree after telling her kids to unbuckle their seat belts. she told the children to stretch out their hands right before she crashed her speeding minivan into a tree. all four were injured, none are life threatening. williams told police her husband had put a hex on her that caused the crash. she also had marijuana in her system. >>> there are now more than a thousand cases of vaping related lung injuries across the united states. the cdc says 1,080 cases have been reported in 48 states and the u.s. virgin islands. 19 deaths confirmed in 16 states. additional deaths are under investigation. this week the mayo clinic reported lung damage in some victims resembled a chemical burn. researcher at the clinic says the injuries look like the kind you expect to see in toxic chemical spills. >>> frequent fliers beware, los angeles international airport will ban ride share and taxi drivers from curb side pickups and dropoffs at termina

fears are heightened because of the 2012 mass shooting in aurora, colorado, at a midnight showing ofhe batman film "the dark knight rises." >>> a huge night in sports with two playoff games and a thriller in the nfl that went back and forth into the final seconds. hi, carolyn. >> it was an electroifying thursday night. if you did go to bed early, i don't blame you. i got you. let's start in seattle. russell wilson making a case for mvp. the seattle quarterback threw for four touchdowns. starting with this amazing pass to tyler lockett in the back of the end zone. wilson placing the ball only where lockett can get it. concentration keeping both feet in bounds. ending his night with this. a juggling near drop to give seattle the lead with less than 2 1/2 minutes remaining. nice little play there. russell wilson just looking phenomenal. rams offense showing some signs of improvement, as well. 15 seconds on the clock and kicker greg zuerlein made his previous three kicks and the agony of defeat. the mlb playoffs two juggernauts going head to head. cardinals rallied in the eighth against

elle fanning's aurora is set to marry a handsome prince, to the disdain of her mother, played by michelleere's a clip. i remember the story of a baby, a baby cursed to sleep and never wake up. really? who would do such a terrible thing to an innocent child? well, there are many who prey on the innocent. i'm sure your kind would agree. what do you mean my kind? she means humans. there are fairies missing from the moors... what i'm missing is some wine. ...stolen by human poachers. that's the first i've heard of it. someone gave the order. i would not mess with her! i know that already! here's the weird thing. this was kind of the sequel nobody was really asking for, but itjust happened anyway because the numbers seemed to add up. if the other one was a sympathy for the devil story, this is building up to a great big battle which i have to say comes a little bit like lord of the rings—light. the script is all over the place. literally, it looks like somebody took a bunch of plot elements, threw them on the floor and thought, just arrange them in a fashion... have a bit with a castle and an

reportera: el mexicano fÉlix pizarro lleva meses detenido en el centro de procesamiento de ice en auroraformaron que fue hospitalizado. >> nos preocupamos porque no sabemos nada y a Él lo llevaron al hospital de emergencia. >> nuestro temor principal es que estÉn tratando de ocultar la situaciÓn verdadera, su condiciÓn de salud. reportera: por ser diabÉtico necesita una dieta especial que no le dieron. >> se le solicitÓ que le dieran una dieta especial por su salud. esto no fue posible hasta el 2 de octubre. reportera: pizarro es mexicano y entrÓ estados unidos en el 94 con permiso especial. luego se quedÓ como indocumentado. tiene tres hijos nacidos en estados unidos y dos nietos. >> estoy sin derecho a fianza de nada. reportera: afirma que inmigraciÓn golpe la puerta de su casa mientras Él estaba para ir a trabajar. [indiscernible] reportarÁ su hija mayor hizo una peticiÓn para pedir su residencia. Él se siente impotente y dice que era el sustento principal de la familia y ahora ellos estÁn sufriendo. ¿quÉ es lo que mÁs le pesa a usted de lo que pasa con su caso? >> estar aquÍ encerrad

elle fanning's aurora is set to marry her handsome prince, to the disdain of her mother, played by michellefer. here's a clip. i remember the story of a baby, a baby cursed to sleep and never wake up. really? who would do such a terrible thing to an innocent child? well, there are many who prey on the innocent. i'm sure your kind would agree. what do you mean "my kind"? she means humans. there are fairies missing from the moors... what i'm missing is some wine. ...stolen by human poachers. that's the first i've heard of it. someone gave the order. i wouldn't mess with her — i know that already! it is definitely battle of the cheekbones going on there! here's the weird thing. this was kind of the sequel nobody was really asking for but itjust happened anyway because the numbers seemed to add up. so if the other one was a sort of sympathy for the devil story, this is building up to a great big battle which, i have to say, comes on a little bit like lord of the rings lite. the script is all over the place. literally, it looks like somebody took a whole bunch of plot elements, threw them on the

some fear copycat situations of the aurora colorado shooting that killed 12 people.ngton beach has seen threats out there which close to the theater. some call it dark and disturbing. her brothers movie joker is getting a lot of attention. the movie centers around a character who is struggling emotionally in response to violence. law enforcement around the country is beefing up their present and asking local theaters to be vigilant. >> joker is really hyped up. there will be a lot of attention and a lot of people going. they should ramp up security. seven years ago 12 people were shot and killed in an aurora colorado theater that shows the dark knight rises. a warner bros. movie that had a joker character in it. some authorities are worried that some may try to re-create that tragic incident. one moviegoer said they were discussing this case in his class. >> we read a couple articles on the joker and the dark knight rises had an incident about a shooting. we talked about how the public would react to a movie like this. >> reporter: to make sure customers are safe sta

there are no specific threats only concerns because of the 2012 mass shooting at an aurora, colorado, movie theater. 12 people were killed, many more injured. the director of "the joker" is asking people not to prejudge his film. >> it makes a statement of lack of love, childhood trauma, lack of compassion in the world and i think people can handle that message. >> reporter: the film's star says it's supposed to be thought provoking. it's good when movies make us uncomfortable or challenge us or think differently. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> as for holiday jobs, we're talking about what if santa has his north pole gig locked up for the foreseeable future? postal service looking to hire. a little less than three hours from now at 8:00 in san francisco the usps is holding a holiday hiring event. it's happening at the processing facility at 1300 evans avenue between bayview. postal service plans to hire some 30,000 holiday workers nationwide. >>> one of the biggest names in hip-hop is embracing male art and hopes more men. >> asap rocky showed off his manicure tel

how are other survivors of not just aurora but other gun violence going to react to being triggered again some fans aren't afraid. >> it doesn't bother me. i was planning to see the movie anyway. >> reporter: this is the kind of movie fans would dress up for. but security concerns have prompted some major chains to ban costumes. "joker" reveals the background of the villain, a man who finds relief in violence. brian lowry says among the parallels with real life attacks, he faces female rejection. >> i don't think the movie is endorsing the character, but it is taking a character who traditionally is the antagonist and making him the protagonist. it's taking the joker and putting him front and center. >> reporter: "joker" star joaquin phoenix says it's meant to provoke. >> i think it's really good when movies challenge us or make us think differently. >> reporter: warner brothers owned by warner media said in a statement it is not their intention to hold this character up as a hero. >> the creative community's position on this is that no one should sensor themselves because they feel like

in colorado i adopted home state, i visited aurora facility in the ice agent facility that work there from the private contractor, many of them are proud and recently naturalized americans who understand that to preserve the special gift of being able to become an american, you need an orderly system that is able to vent properly and decide who we want to let in who should stay here and how we should remove the people who do not longer in the first place. >> i was about to move to business and your open border inc. but i cannot resist commenting on the worst situation. you remember in colorado, i sell you the weekend that a group of folks stormed the facility into the american flag upside down and put abolish ice on it and raise the mexican flag. i went to that facility that saturday morning the day after that occurred. i went in there and i found 1200 people i found tv, ipads, three square meals a day, i found internet access, jim's, here's the interesting point, there were people in that facility in 57 countries around the world, pakistan, india, indonesia, this is not just a northe

. >> much like the characters, maleficent and aurora, our relationship has gotten a lot closer too.ave a cocktail with you, a glass of wine. when you met her she was a kid. >> that was crazy when you turned 21. i sent you alcohol. >> you did. >> did you? >> she sent me some champagne, yes. >> can i ask about the ping pong? >> ping pong? what ping pong? >> i didn't invite you because you're the queen. >> no. they excluded me. >> we went paint balling too. you were better at that. what e? >> y'all are digging yourself deeper and deeper in a hole with the evil queen. >> dinner and shopping. i'm sure lots of things. >> we will definitely take you paint balling. >> thank you. yeah. >> nischelle, you were busy because you also sat down with eddie murphy. you also sat down with eddie murphy and i am a huge fan. >> oh me too. eddie telling me why it was the perfect time to head back to 30 rock. >> ah too hot in the hot tub. burn myself. >> when you feel like you've done everything like you have, was that the reason you said now is the time to go back to "snl"? you can still be funny e all w

they've banned masksce the screening of another batman-related film during which there was a match in auroracolorado, several years ago. amc is reaffirming that ban, reminding customers it's okay to wear costumes but no face paint, no masks, nothing that conceals the face. another theater chain, the landmark, which has locations here in the bay area, has just announced it will be banning masks as well as costumes. the u.s. army has warned of a, quote, potential threat, first in an internal email. they say they are not aware of a specific credibl police are making their presence known. we know law enforcement in chicago plan to do the same. inpif what the army put out, no specific threat, only concern. movie theater during the screening of "the dark knight rises." 12 people were killed, many more injured. now the director of "the joker" is asking people not to prejudge his film saying it's about, quoting here, lack of love, childhood drama, lack of compassion in the world and, quote, he thinks people can handle that message. reporting live in emeryville, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob

york, chicago y los Ángeles, confirma que vigilaran los cines, esto a siete aÑos de la masacre en auroraistÓrico aunque s vigilamos de cerca lugares donde ahÍ estas personas desplegar hemos mÁs oficiales en las ca calles. >> no hay ninguna amenaza pero dicen oficiales que esto es como precauciÓn, y es que la pelÍcula esto nombre marginado que batalla con su salud mental y que termina cometiendo actos violentos, hechos que autoridades dicen que son muy cercanos a rejillas como los tiroteos masivos que ocurren en el paÍs , aunque a nivel local a policÍa de san francisco au n aumentarÁ la seguridad , de los teatros a que la bahÍa se muestran preocupados algunos padres. >> que le den mÁs atenciÓn a eso porque tal vez puede haber una persona desquiciada que quisiera volver a copiar. >> eso veremos quÉ es lo que pasa verdad, aunque no pasa nada, yo creo que no pasa nada. >> por su parte la cadena de cine previo mÁscaras en sus instalaciones mientras que acÁ no se permiten disfraces. >> sandra bermÚdez noticiero telemundo 48. >> un comitÉ de la policÍa de richmond aprobÓ ayer una d declaratoria

it comes seven years after a mass shooting in aurora, colorado, wear gunman killed 12 people and shot many more during the premier of a different batman movie. >> we're aware of the historical significance of the opening of this film. while we always pay attention to large gathering spaces, we'll be deploying extra officers, there will be a lot of them visible on the streets. >> with no credible threats made, police say the show of force is out of abundance of caution. amc theaters are banning masks and landmark theaters are not allowing moviegoers to wear costumes. >>> some of gandhi's ashes were stolen at a memorial in india. the word "traitor" was also painted. some view him as a traitor for his advocacy of unity. after his death, his cremated remains were sent around the country to various memorials. >>> live look now at the big board. at least we're in the green this morning. stocks did rise today, recovering from big losses earlier in the day as expectations for the federal reserve to further ease monetary policy. calm concern over the u.s. economy. >>> do you want to get far aw

and violent tale of a kill are, sparkings concerns it could inspite violencet the theater in the aurorahereor there was a batman movie and a shooting seven years ago isgo n show t film. though the studio says there is no credible threats, the nypd ic stationis at theaters arou the city. the film grossed over 13 million in domestic previews. joker overseas already brought in nearlyil 25on. the number one foreign film in every market where it's released. i think the controversy is only helping this movie. d ofink joker is the k film that has some mystique, a mystery. it's aov dark. everybody knows that. fueling interest in the film. joker will in at least $80cts million of of the domestic box office opening w wkend opinion expected to top the october re yrd set lastr by sony's venom. with fan dang o andts adam tic both reporting record october presales. while joker is a stand alone origin is to story, the question for warner brothers and apparent at&t is what the film will do to bolster interest in the d.c. superhero universe. ahead of birds of prey and wonder woman 1984 opening next ye w

. >>> candlestick park circuit in 1989 and when it ended, aurora came up from the crowd in homes that the giants had finally awoken. alas, it did not happen. the world series was delayed 10 days after the earthquake and the ace went on to sweep the series. don robinson was the giants starting pitcher that night and told me he was the last giant in the clubhouse when the quake hit. >> all of a sudden i felt my could anythingocking back and wallanget inrogers des came dow me. there was me. if anything would have fell they would still be digging me out. >> robinson eventually did catch one play resume, giving up 4 runs and 4.2 innings and was the losing pictures. the raiders hope to shake, rattle and roll on green bay sunday, temperatures in the 50s and we will send vern glenn to lambeau field and thank god for that. >> reporter: am i even talking? do i look cold? >> we will be -25 wind chill when i was there in 2013. sunday is the homecoming game for rater angle who grew up in green bay in high school and he joined the raiders as an undrafted free agent. >> i thought we would play here

northern france has caused major public health concerns but this week authorities in the city of aurora declared the area safe. there is no risk regarding asbestos fiber in the air the results of 3 a specialist tests are available. for the best here we are in the area closest to the place of the disaster and we can see that the white swans have stayed there in their habitats and there is no trace of pollution in the water so we have physical proof that the environment and wildlife are not currently affected by the pollution that occurred to the 2 further away. in an attempt to calm fears the french government even set up an emergency helpline but locals are still deeply concerned for their health and are deeply skeptical about authorities claims that the air is safe to breathe artie's dubinsky travel there for us. the chemical plant just across the water that was a blaze afic plume of black smoke billowed into the sky as firefighters battled almost 24 hours against the flames. in the dark goodies with i'm not saying that the smell isn't pleasant i'm just telling you what the results of

i guess the shooter, in the case of aurora, was or threatened them.-- is that justified? >> it definitely was. i wanted to see the film. i'm surprised you did go to midnight showing -- >> it's doing very well. >> that's the point. >> speaking of the numbers, it could gross $90 million for the weekend, and that would be huge, and that might even be with people deterred from going to see it. so it's sort of missing some sales in there. what i really think is the issue is the movie is free enterprise, right? we don't want to ban free enterprise and even the expression of art. but should the local authorities, should the federal authorities be protecting free enterprise in that way, protect civilians and spend money to protect the theaters? because people are going as patrons, that's really where, i think, the rub is. neil: how far do you push it? how do you address that? >> i don't think b in needs to be a a heightennenninged police presence. people seem to be having a lot of fun there, sure. i don't think it was are a very comic bookis y movie, if you d

[applause] [cheers and applause] >> and i would like to ask my sister aurora to come up and introduce our red lightning women singers. >> good evening, relatives. we are from the red lightning woman power group. we came about the name through our sister betty over here in regards to missing and murdered indigenous women. we started about a year and a half or two years ago through a red ribbon dress workshop where we had some workshops on domestic violence and sexual assault awareness. we created, 21 -- we created and so 21 ribbon skirts. red represents are missing and murdered women and domestic violence. we are from the native american health centre here in san francisco, the wellness department, located on mission and seventh. we believe that women are sacred and when we wear our skirts, we are sacred, and also native women, is april mentioned, have the highest rate of domestic violence. we believe in saying her name for our sisters that are no longer here due to domestic violence, and we come from matriarchal society originally, before colonizers came. i just want to say, remake tr

. >> reporter: his company, aurora, which develops autonomous vehicle technology says the potential benefits for freight companies, meal or package delivery firms, even ride share operators is enormous but still unproven. that's not stopping tesla ceo elon musk from phing his p company's auto pilot techn togy as the next step of letting the car do the driving but fender benders and close calls with driverless teslas have some wondering if e public is ready to accept this move. >> the public's going to have to trust these. if we don't have new safety metrics, transparency and experience with people, we're not going to see the widespread adoption that's going to make this truly transformative. >> reporter: which brings us back to chris ermson. as a leader of ogle's self-driving car project, he talked about the future oe autonomous cars. >> our team's goal is thaty 12-year-old son won't have to get his driver's license because he can get places. >> he turned 16 about two weeks ago. and so he can get his driver's license. hens hasn't yet gone to go get so we are -- i think when we looked forward

in the smoke that went up into the earth during it this by the authorities in the french city of aurora and help to clear the area save for a major blaze in nearby chemical factory late last month. there is no risk regarding asbestos fiber in the area the results of 3 a specialist tests are available. for the best here we are in the area closest to the place of the disaster and we can see that the white swans have stayed there in their habitat and there is no trace of pollution in the water so we have physical proof that the environment and wildlife are not currently affected by the pollution that occurred to the 2 further away. to kill him for years the french government even set up an emergency helpline but locals are still deeply concerned for their health on the spite claims by the authorities the fear is safe to breed chart to minsky was there. the chemical plant just across the water that was a blaze a thick plume of black smoke bellowed into the sky as firefighters battled almost 24 hours against the flames. and it's good is with i'm not saying that the smell isn't pleasant i'm j

inadequate medical care led to another death of the ice detention center in aurora, colorado. [inaudible] went into methadone withdrawal when he arrived there and for two weeks he grew worse and worse and the medical staff he was exaggerating them or making them even when he cannot sit up. there many other credible reports for medical neglect including one case where detainees were treated fed sores were so infected that is like had to be amputated. despite all this evidence the nakamoto group inspectors found that aurora was in compliance with 4141 detention standards in both 2017 and 2018. let me close the steps congresse can improve ice detention. number one, congress should require teach us to impose financial conferences for document and violations of detention standards, and which type of inspection uncovers them. number two, the 2017th dhs found a policy that individuals known to be suffering from physical or mental illness were disabled, elderly, pregnant or nursing or whose detention is otherwise not in the public interest rate congress require teach us to reinstate.

will say i actually had to childhood friends that were in the theater next to the theater where the aurora shooting happened as of a have gone through years of p.t.s.d. and anxiety and very real impacts that happen as a result of god so in a way to all of the people who did survive the shooting this is kind of a slap in the face to them to now say oh wait a 2nd watch out for this next one comes right along and so it does raise a much bigger conversation about how we conduct ourselves and how we look at violence and every day society and in our movies don't turn around and criticize us when these things happen so that we should act this way when you're putting this out there well there it is a lot to talk about another great week in the gallery thank you so much scotty now he is fair and runs and rachel blevins and that's our show for you today everyone as my co-host tells us remember everyone in this world not the left in the tell you i love you i'm tavis wallis keep on watching along and have a great day and night everybody. gandhian by north beach so many people because they copied him y

tonight i consider aurora my own. >> there is no union, there will be no wedding!e go home now. auro >> starring elle fanning and sam riley, "maleficent: mistress of evil" scoring only3% splat on rotten tomatoes and michelle pfeiffer's accent did not help. the best way to watch "maleficent" is with no expectations, don't think too hard and you'll be fine. a haphazard mess on nearly every level. >> whoo, okay. >> yikes. >> next to another sequel of a cult classic ten years after the original, "zombieland: double tap" stars woody harrelson, jesse eisenberg, abigail breslin and emma stone reprising their roles and squaring off against the newly evolved undead with a few new twists along the way. >> my sister is gone. she picked up a boy. he's from berkeley. >> berkeley? >> you don't have weed, do you? >> do i look like the type of person that would have weed? >> i'm sorry. >> boom, yeah. >> i have nothing against hippies, i just want to beat the [ muted ] out of them. >> we're going to go get her. we ride at dawn. >> start talking. >> you first. my name's tallahassee.

host: the next caller is from aurora, indiana. caller: we've got a complete mess. takeemocrats want to everything the working people work for. talked about how much money they want to take from the rich. these guys create jobs. america is under siege by the democrats. they are taken away all of our want to give us everything free, which will never happen. will never happen because god says the world would be destroyed by fire. he has talked about people on the streets. everyhat we've got in country. i never thought i would see a day when our children wouldn't be safe at school. it's the people. guns don't kill you. it's the people behind the guns. democrats know nothing. they are stupid. host: go ahead and respond to that. guest: first of all, i believe in science. that the more we focus on the science of things like the climate crisis, the better off we will be. the consequences will only be worse the longer we put off the inevitable change in our regulations and conduct so we can sustain things. the most important thing i hear in your comment is it's a generation

the unmistakable aurora of the blue angels beginning of fleet week. >> blue angels seen flying over internationaln francisco expects over a million people to show up for fleet week to check out all the events free to public including tours of the military ships. s the all free. >> reporter: police are asking everyone to attend, please do your part and stay safe and report any suspicious activities. >>> new details of the antonio brown saga. his legal team are seeking roughly $40 million of unpaid salary fines and voided guarantees that's after the raiders and the patriots released and following numerous issues on and off the field. that case won't be heard until springtime. >>> after losing the raiders to las vegas, could the oakland a's be next. rob manfredi is sending a strong warning to oakland leaders. she's threatening the city saying the team could go to las vegas. the team negotiated an $85 million deal to purchase half of the coliseum land from the county. the city council filed a lawsuit to stop that sale. the mayor says they want to come up with a plan that appeals to everyone. >>> stil

business behind science, we're joined by ronan levy, also the cofounder of canvas ls, which he sold to auroraonan, great to have you with us >> thank you >> as meg had mentioned, it's a schedule i narcotic, psilocybin, so how do you do research? >> most of the research is happening with the fda guidance and oversight. fda gave breakthrough treatment status to mda as well as psilocybin there's clinical trials happening right now on both of those substances, actually >> what is the farthest along the research has gone so far, as effective in whatever disorder item. >> so a trial being led by maps, which is the multidisciplinary association for psychedelic studies is actually starting a phase iii trial, which is the last phase of fda approval, using mdma to treat posttraumatic stress disorder, ptsd, and the effects are very positive i've heard some reports showing that it's showing about an 80% cure rate for ptsd, relative to the standard of care, which is -- >> a cure as opposed to a treatment that would mitigate the symptoms >> that's correct. the standard of care right now is about a 30% impr

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. >> the fears driven by the 2012 shooting in aurora, c during "the dark knight rises."ictims wrote to warner brothers voicing concern about "the joker's" violence.vi. >> we remind people to remain vigilant. if you see anything that seems out of place, call 911. >> not that concerns about violence will necessarily stop anyone from seeing the movie. >> there's a threat all the time somewhere. that would stop you from living, so i wouldn't have any problem. >> reporter: some are still being cautious. >> i chose my seat based on where i felt i would be safer, because you never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: there's nothing specific or credible, but the fbi worries about the volume of threatening language, concerned a film that critiques societal failing that give rise to mass shooters could inspire more of them. aaron ka turski, abc news, new york. >> just a shame we're at a point in society before you have to think about whether, should guy to a movie, should i note? maybe i should stay home. i don't want to take any chances. >>> that's going to do it for abc 7

huge impact on the rest of the pot stock sector and so we're watching this fallout continue today auroras price target cut over at mkm and some of the worries include the bigger disparity in pricing between black market and legal market and a slower than expected store opening pace in ontario and questibec. so there are fundamental issues here with the sector people are concerned about >> thank you for watching "power lunch" >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> it does, indeed welcome to the "closing bell," everyone i'm wilfred frost. i'm here at the nike post. that stock one of two on the s&p 500 hitting record all-time high more on the analyst note that's driven that move coming up broader markets trading broader. the dow is down three points after friday's massive rally we have 59 minutes left of trade. >> and i'm contessa brewer in for sara eisen let's look at what's driving the action keep that champagne on ice that was the chinese state media's cautious response to the announcement made friday saying, pen still has to be put to paper

family of those who lost loved one in aurora are concerned about the spin off. 2012 massacre happenedr of a batman movie. in a statement to nbc news, warner brothers says gun violence is important to them. the studio has a long history of donating to those touched by violence. as of now, the studio does not have plans to cancel the film. >>> nancy pelosi back in the bay area today but not to talk about impeachment. she's here to promote the international aids conference. it's the first time the conference will be held in san francisco in 30 years. the city was at the center of the hiv crisis 40 years ago. it was the city at that time with the most hiv patients in the united states. >> we were losing our friends all the time. some of us were going to two funerals a day. >> pelosi says the conference will focus on combatting hiv and aids in the bay area. >>> not so forever anymore, forever 21 filed for bankruptcy this past weekend. they make trendy clothing mostly for teenagers. they couldn't keep up with online retailers that responded more quickly to changing trends. customers are loo

i mean, we have seen as you mentioned here in the introduction what happened in 2012 in aurora, coloradothe terrible, terrible fatal mass shooting at a midnight screening for "the dark knight rises." the "joker" is an r rated movie. the first one in the batman franchise, the first one in many comic book movies and it is extremely violent, payithis one graphic, graphic violence, and again, it also has something that i think is more triggering in this age of mass shootings, which is that it is like many of the profiles we see in mass shootings, a disgruntled young white man who has social and cultural issues and is looking for an outlet. so i think as we have talked to -- as i have talked to lapd and nypd sources across the country, people are on alert. we've already seen one movie theater in huntington beach, california, shut down because of a credible threat. the fbi have been involved. the military have told members of their -- the services to be careful, credible threats they've heard and as i exclusively reported the nypd have undercover officers in some of the theaters to just be a l

aurora madaula is a catalonian mp, and historian on nationalism.nd jail those protesters on the road? welcome the first of all, thank you for reminding me and giving me this opportunity. —— inviting me. we have no trust on the spanish judges, so yes we believe that they are going to put injail every yes we believe that they are going to put in jail every person that is at least pronounced to be pro—independence. this is what they are doing. there chasing pro—independence people. after more than 100 years of prison for the former government and two of the main civic leaders of the catalonian independence movement, peaceful movement, as we have no trust on the spanishjustice. movement, as we have no trust on the spanish justice. a lot of people have said that as long as they continue peacefully, there will be support for those calling who have taken to the streets, but we have seen taken to the streets, but we have seen violence, what do you make of that? if you have seen today, it's beenin that? if you have seen today, it's been in general strike da

. >> reporter: this location behind me in emeryville he been banning masks since the aurora, coloradohooting years ago and today with "the joker" coming out concerns that movie could spark violence. amc is reaffirming the band reminding customers, look, you can wear costumes but no masks, no face paint, nothing that will conceal your face. landmark theaters also has locations here in the bay area have just announced they'll not only be banning masks but costumes as well. it is about batman's nemesis and depicts his mental breakdown and turn to violence. the united states army did warn of a potential threat surrounding this moos back off makingporting. known. we know law enforcement in los angeles and chicago plan to do the same. some cities will be sending in plain clothed officers. there is no specific threat, only concerns. during a screening of "the dark knight rises," again, another batman related film, 12 people were killed in the shooting, many more injured. asking people not to prejudge the movie. >> the movie makes a statement about lack of love, lack of compassion in the worl

sec >> reporter: seven years ago 12 people were shot in an aurora, colorado data that showed the darknight rises. another warner bros. movie that had the joker char re-create that tragic incident. in one case that one moviegoer says they were discussing in his government class. >> the article was on the joker and, actually a few years ago the dark knight rises had a shooting. we talk about how the public would react to a movie released like this. >> reporter: alameda theaters showing the fictional movie to make sure their customers are safe, staff will check bags amongst other safety measures. people with spoke with are excited about the film and welcome any safety precautions. >> i don't think it's that necessary but, i'm kind of glad they also take that step to ensure safety. >> alameda is pretty safe i don't think any of that will happen here. they also said they're going to check all backpacks and oversized bags and left. two some theaters are not allowing costumes, face painting or facemasks. best thing to do is to check with the theater before attending. ktvu fox two news. >>> t

. >> reporter: seven years ago 12 people were shot and killed in an aurora colorado theater that show the dark knight rises. another warner bros. movie that had a joker character in it. some authorities are worried that some may retry to create that tragic incident. a case that one moviegoer we spoke with said they were discussing in his government class. >> we read a couple articles on the joker. and i theater had incidences and we talked about how the public would react to a movie release like this. >> to make sure their customers are safe, staff will check bags amongst other safety measures. people are excited about the film and welcome any safety precautions. >> i don't think it is that necessary but i'm kind of glad they are taking an extra step to ensure our safety. >> alameda is a pretty safe city. they say they are going to check all backpacks and oversized bags. >> reporter: some theaters are not allowing costumes, face painting or facemasks. check with the theater before attending. paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now to new video from richmond that shows the moment shots

director takes on superhero films and the "gq" actually understands masculinity anymore, raymond auroraowe has it all in "seen and unseen." but first to today's most dramatic story, republican house members frustrated with continued secrecy of the process, stormed the ultra-secure conference room were scifs during closed door hearing and called for transparency. >> behind those doors they intend to overturn the results of an american presidential election. we want to know what's going on. this is a soviet style impeachment process. >> we are finding -- >> show your face where we can all see the travesty that you are trying to waste on america. let's see if we can get in. >> laura: instead of asking why the most serious political tactic available come impeachment the removal of duly elected president is happening out of the public view, last move to paint this is out of an act of desperation. >> you may wonder bill taylor gave a devastating opening statement yesterday. they were freaked out. >> all they can talk about is the stuff these guys got spun up about today, the capital. that is

some of the families of the aurora victims, two of those were children, we should say, say they don't >> it's a difficult and complicated situation. i think on the one hand, unfortunately people are easily influenced especially young people, especially people who are on the edge. and what this film does do is make you similar pathetic to -- sympathetic to someone who is sociopathic. that's a danger but at the same time it's not the first film -- i don't know if this necessarily glorifies violence. cheryl: their point was they make him look sympathetic. he is a murderer, he goes out and starts shooting people. >> i'll use a reference. the movie monster, she was a prostitute and serial killer. you didn't necessarily think she should be killing but you understood why she was. cheryl: okay. that's true. >> and in this movie, it's a similar situation. you understand what drove him over the edge. the danger is -- who do you blame? do yodo you blame society? do you blame his upbringing. he basically went off his meds because the government cut funding, so -- cheryl: political side note too.