then one of those large groups turned around, came back east from beverly hills towards the west hollywoode grove, and that is where they have now set light to at least one car. i'm looking in both directions now. beverly boulevard runs parallel with 3rd street, east to west, and there is at least one fire on each of those main thoroughfares now. thousands of people still around, jon. and remember we're still mid to late afternoon here, so just heard an explosion from the car that was on fire. i'm walking a little closer towards it now. people are running from it, obviously common sense prevailing that they should get away from a burning vehicle full of fuel. flames extremely fierce here, jon, and again, we are mid to late afternoon here. in the nighttime hours as we all know too well these things can get worse. you have to fear that if it's this bad now on the streets of los angeles, it could become much worse as the night goes on. jon? jon: we saw, jonathan, two of the vehicles on fire that you were talking about. we also saw a fire truck near one of them. it appears that at least thus f

rules for the new normal we will welcome back the etiquette adviser to the stars lisa gushing from beverly hills manners dot com but 1st coronavirus coverage whose news can you have be leave and will news coverage itself survive the pandemic let's ask dr margo sasco who heads a masters program in journalism a digital storytelling at american university in washington and as most guest you see on most cable news talk shows are these days she is joining us remotely margo welcome back thanks for having me how and you bet it's good to see you and if there's a slight delay it's because we're operating in remote mode here but 1st things 1st professor i want you to grade both parties the president and the press in those daily white house briefings that are on again off again and generally during this crisis. well i think you know i guess it depends on which political party you're coming from the grade that you would give and it's hard for me to be an objective ject of observer of this presidential administration when for years now they have continuously tried to deal of and marginalize news reporters fo

they are coming from the direction of beverly hills. they are moving from the west to the east straight along third street. this is clearly going to become more tense as this crowd gets bigger. the l.a. shaffer and lapd have been moving in smart fashion to block off every entrance to the grove and every side street that might lead these protesters to it. but they will have to make some quick moves now because this is rapidly developing into a far larger crowd than it was in the last two minutes i have been talking to you, bill. bill: you just heard a nurse in brooklyn urge calm. what are you hearing from these protesters in la? >> it has been so far a very calm protest in totality. bill. i was out here earlier today, this morning i took a morning walk with a cup of coffee through the grove. no sign of protesters. about noon pacific time they started gathering. there was a huge march from the pan pacific park next to the grove down third street. i live 50 yards off third street. it was calm enough, peaceful enough that i thought it was i

there are other demonstrators this of course is you know upon a miss with with wealth luxury beverly hills so that it was a place that was chosen to demonstrate as well the crowd i should point out is is diverse it's mixed it's not only people of color who are demonstrating here far from it some of the chants that have been heard of course black lives matter is is one that many of the demonstrators there are chanting also yelling prosecute killer cops and holding up signs saying abolish the police the mayor of los angeles eric garcetti has appealed for calm if so many other politicians have brought out a number of community leaders including a clergyman to try to calm things down and spoke in very calm terms and urged demonstrators to step back take a breath. and consider what is going on that he said he shared their outrage over the death of of george floyd but that that that outrage should not be taken out on the city of los angeles there are crowds i think not on the scale of the ones that you see here right now in new york but there are are large crowds nonetheless a curfew has been im

museums and the like the earlier in the day gk protesters were gathered in beverly hills which of course is known worldwide again as another exclusive a wealthy area and one of the co-founders of the black lives movement patrice colors said to the group that we are living in the middle of an uprising and she said it is an uprising for a black lives the protesters who are in the middle of los angeles last at the moment report that police have fired some canisters into the ground that could be rubber bullets or some other kind of non-lethal stencil a non-lethal. projectiles but we haven't been able to confirm that at this point the mayor of los angeles eric garcetti appeared on television he announced there would be a curfew. beginning at 8 pm tonight that's right around dark and it would last until around dawn 5 30 in the morning and their guard said he said that the protesters who were acting violently were sullying the memory of george floyd he urged everybody to take a deep breath think things over go home return later but do so peacefully last night friday night and well into saturday

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beverly hills' rodeo drive, there in a tense standoff. they're starting to fire -- they're starting to fire using shotguns to fire what appears to be pellets or bean bags of some sort. they're trying to move the crowd back. this police car set ablaze. trying to push back demonstrators. >> this isn't the answer. honest to god, we made our point. >> reporter: early on, police telling abc news that protesters were mostly civil, but those skirmishes gave way to looting. right there on rodeo drive, looters smashing into luxury stores. that's a target back there, and you can see them hauling out a big-screen tv. no police in sight and seemingly everywhere police overwhelmed. in seattle, two ar-15 rifles taken from a police car, a quick-thinking security guard grabs one rifle and removes the magazine. in chicago, more cars set on fire. police razing the bridges, clashes breaking out there. and one group of people seen on camera beating three officers before other protesters put themselves in harm's way to stop the violence. in indianapolis, that

jeff paul joins us live from beverly hills with more on the deployment. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: we're over here in beverly hills, kind of near brighton way, off rodeo drive. this is obviously a very high price area with lots of high end stores like chanel, rolex. this happens to be the outside of the gucci store and you can see these were the boards that they had up outside and down on the ground we're being told these are the bricks that they used to try to break into this store. we talked to the store over here, they said they did not, though, get inside. you can see they did break some glass. some glass is inside the store but all the product inside, nothing was taken and that seems to be the story up and down here in beverly hills. elsewhere, though, like in the fairfax district, the grove, much different scene over there. lots of protesting. we saw fires, some cop cars set on fire, a lot of back and forth between police and some of those protesters. we saw protesters, some of them throwing rocks, throwing bricks, throwing glass bottles, poli

has been extensive ransacking of stores some high end stores in some very posh shopping areas in beverly hills and other parts of west side los angeles people went in and took things that they certainly didn't pay for just in the last 20 minutes to 30 minutes or so. we learned of reports of the los angeles police firing rubber bullets and beanbag tripe projectiles as well as some tear gas at people who are trying to get into a grocery store. so things are not going well as night falls in los angeles and lect things are getting worse so it's only asking about that so los angeles is an extremely surprised out city big greater los angeles area as is happening in just very concentrated very specific areas. you know this is an area the worst hit area is. an area called the fairfax district this is again an area where there's a lot of shops affluent area not a high minority area like south central l.a. was which was convulsed by the riots of 992 but it's a it's a shopping area a lot of entertainment and so on also in beverly hills where there was some ransacking and some fires lit so it has been con

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that's another reason that you got involved with the alzheimer's society beverly hills store hopes to meet new people to go out and do things with. it i've always liked to dance but 1st you have to find someone to go with and i don't have a partner even if you have a nice bunch of friends none of them go dancing with me. so if you happen to come to berlin i'd like to dance with probably this stuff feel free to contact us we heard a lot about the german alzheimer's society so what actually do you do in this association how do we help patients and families we are self-help organization and as the german society we are the federal aviation off 230 out some associations in germany and to gather our main aim is to improve the life and the life quality of persons with dementia and their families and what is your advice if a patient would phone you or would contradict you. it depends on the situation he or she is in at this moment so. people that are calling us are mostly the relatives and they ask for help because. behavior off persons with dementia is changing. when he or she has a dementi

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of los angeles downtown tonight that begins about 2 hours from now dusk till dawn the same in beverly hills and the mayor of los angeles eric garcetti is emphasizing that while he. sympathizes with the aims of some of the protesters that is to protest racial inequality to protest. improper police conduct and to express their outrage in a peaceful way he's saying that this cannot be done at the expense of destroying the city he's also saying merit our city that the they're trying to keep the police activity pretty restrained and so you haven't seen you know for example the kinds of like armored vehicles and things like that with the heavily armed police on them that i saw in ferguson missouri several years ago sure there's a lot of shoving and pushing going on here but it's not in a militarized way. night is going to be falling fairly soon derren and we hopefully will not have a repeat of last night's widespread destruction in downtown los angeles but as in so many other cities around the country night time could be a bad time back to you all right to rob reynolds there live for us from los

gives her the opportunity to compare her experiences with those of other people with the disease beverly hills doff likes to stay active in the german alzheimer's society works to improve the lives of people with dementia the organization helps the patients themselves and their families. we've put together information online if someone gets to mention before the age of 65 it can be especially difficult for the family if children are still at home yeah. it's important that people make provision for the time when they can no longer cope alone will build stoff has already done that. and i made a plan with a friend who i've known for a very very long time i work together with him in the hospital. he's the boss there now if something happens to me he'll see to it that i get a. place in a nursing home. before that it's good to have something like that and that. there is no cure for alzheimer's patients and their families have to adapt to the disease as best they can one of the worst things is not knowing when your condition might suddenly deterioration. i think everyone fears that that's why it's im

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just describe the area, this is right by beverly hills, you say?market area with affluent businesses? yes, it is indeed. and actually, i saw, i did not see it myself, but i saw... a video posted... yes, sorry they are just telling me i am going to be arrested if i do not go home. lucy, if you do need to get out of the way of anyone... i showed them my press badge, so they're 0k. earlier i saw a video of a mercedes car showroom being looted and people were driving mercedes off the lots. so, that is kind of where it has got to today. right, and we have been looking at pictures of a bank on fire, we saw a store being looted, if you are ok to continue talking, is there any sense you can get from where you are, how widespread this is or how it restricted to certain areas?” widespread this is or how it restricted to certain areas? i have heard, so i know downtown has been a bad today as well, especially in the evening. the whole of melrose, i was there earlier, there was a huge fire, there were maybe five or six fire, there were maybe five or six fire tr

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they want to contain the protest, they don't wanted to out into other areas, particularly beverly hillsich and famous and so on so that is what they are trying to do at the moment, trying to contain it. as i said last night they went on for a very long time last night in downtown los angeles, past two o'clock in the morning there was still the sound of sirens racing up and down the street there. 0k, david, for the moment, thank you very much. we we re moment, thank you very much. we were on our 2a hours ago talking about the rioting and the destruction we saw. we wait and see now whether this will be repeated this evening. but for the moment, david willis in los angeles, thank you very much. and you can see the streets therefrom that helicopter shot. and we can quickly go to washington, dc. again there is a static scene with the protesters on one side of the barriers and police officers on the other side. different scenes in other cities where there is a less formalised division between the two sides as these streets are full of people. one of those locations we will turn our attention

concert in 1993 it's one of several items of memorabilia big option to offer next week next month in beverly hills i included a setlist from the same show the famously erotic cobain killed himself at the age of 27 afternoon from rocketed to fame the back of grunge albums never mind i'm in utero. now here's a reminder of our top stories at this hour france has begun to use its we coronavirus lockdown amongst other things people are now allowed to visit shops and get a haircut but some areas including paris have been declared red zones and to subject to tighter restrictions. and germany's health minister says it is closely monitoring an increase in the country's corona virus infection rate you know as one comes as authorities so fight to control recent flare and infections linked to meet packing plants. are you watching b.w. news i'll be back in just a moment to the day the world news at the top of the i'm good. how does a virus spread. why do we have it and when we'll. try for just 3 of the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the coronavi

rules for the new normal we will welcome back the etiquette advisor to the stars lisa gushing from beverly hills manners dot com but 1st coronavirus coverage whose news can you have be leave and will news coverage itself survive the pandemic let's ask dr margo sask.

rules for the new normal we will welcome back the etiquette adviser to the stars lisa gushing from beverly hills manners dot com but 1st coronavirus coverage whose news can you have be leave and will news coverage itself serve.

rules for the new normal we will welcome back the etiquette advisor to the stars lisa gushing from beverly hills manners dot com but 1st coronavirus coverage whose news can you have be leave and will news coverage itself survive the pandemic let's ask dr margo sasco who heads a masters program in journalism a digital storytelling at american university in washington and as most guest you see on most cable news talk shows are these days she is joining us remotely margot welcome back. thanks for having me hall and you bet it's good to see and if there's a slight delay it's because we're operating in remote mode here but 1st things 1st professor i want you to grade both parties the president and the press in those daily white house briefings that are on again off again and generally during this crisis. well.

rules for the new normal we will welcome back the etiquette adviser to the stars lisa gushing from beverly hills manners dot com but 1st coronavirus coverage whose news kenya be lieve and we'll news coverage itself survive the pandemic let's ask.

you can see the hills in beverly hills. dramaticeing impact the daily commute and internal combustion automobile has met to quality of life. this is a complete production on my part. -- prediction in my part. notably starting in california, there will be increasing restrictions on interval -- internal combustion automobiles. preservell fight to what they have seen in terms of the environmental impact of not having internal combustion engines. that is a huge source of energy demand. this is a huge trend. this is something that will have almost no impact on demand for oil. when investors see the writing on the wall, they run for the exits. after a 30% rally, i would hit this. trump what about the administration seems determined to back oil? how much support will all of those measures really supply this industry? michael: the fed can prevent the default cycle you would otherwise see in the energy patch. president trump has got to get any kind of bailout for the energy sector through the house of representatives. the democratic

and go to places like beverly hills we have some of the higher end retailers, we know that just from some of the people working in the industry. a lot of those stores were already cleared out. the company took their product out of there seeing what happened last night. i don't know exactly the amount of things taken over there on rodeo drive. but there is that damage throughout the stay. rick? rick: jeff, we appreciate it. and we'll look for an update from you. violence our nation's capital prompted a brief lockdown at the white house. protesters clashed with secret service. some of the demonstrators knocked count barriers and threw bricks at officers. leland vittert and his crew were caught in the crossfire. we are joined by a former secret service agent. charles, your thoughts on what happened yesterday. >> thanks for having plea. last night i think we saw a very large be protest group on pennsylvania avenue that came right up adjacent to the north fence line. as vittert mentioned. what we are seeing this evening is that perimeter, that 360-degree perimeter has been pushed out one

he went from being a conservative methodist you in beverly hills to beinga radical communist . he had multiple second acts in his career. he ended up kind of after the book is over he goes to jail, federal prison. a process that happened in the un-american activities committee and frank, he just was a handful and also he was somebody who's kind of ambition and career were similar, i don't know, thrown into chaos by forces beyond his control and i was curious about that . >> when you were in the book going through it and devouring it, i could see their almost parallel lives in a way. there's still a part but also you have scenes in the book where you take one person in another year into that moment where there are intersections that happened . [inaudible] >> i knew early on that the book was going to center on this sort of inflection point where their lives meet and i was going to be in 1949, 50 when housing authority is evicting people from where or got a so to build legion park heights.i knew that was going to be the place where they met and then i knew that their lives were g

and go to places like beverly hills we have some of the higher end retailers, we know that just from some of the people working in the industry. a lot of those stores were already cleared out. the company took their product out of there seeing what happened last night. i don't know exactly the amount of things taken over there on rodeo drive. but there is that damage throughout the stay. rick? rick: jeff, we appreciate it. and we'll look for an update from you. violence our nation's capital prompted a brief lockdown at the white house. protesters clashed with secret service. some of the demonstrators knocked count barriers and threw bricks at officers. leland vittert and his crew were caught in the crossfire. we are joined by a former secret service agent. charles, your thoughts on what happened yesterday. >> thanks for having plea. last night i think we saw a very large be protest group on pennsylvania avenue that came right up adjacent to the north fence line. as vittert mentioned. what we are seeing this evening is that perimeter, that 360-degree perimeter has been pushed out one

you know, he was bit by a coyote as a child and went from being a conservative methodist in beverly hills to being a communist. and he had acts to his career. he goes to jail, the federal prison to protest the house and americans activity committee and frank just, he -- he was a handful and also, he was somebody whose kind of many a -- ambition and career were similar, and thrown into chaos by forces beyond his control and i was curious about that. >> in the book going through it, and devouring it, and they were almost parallel in a way, not exactly, but from arizona to california, but still -- you take their lives one year and another person in another year and actually clash until that moment -- what did you see it come together during your research? >> i knew early on that the book was going to kind of center on this sort of inflection point where their lives meet and that was going to be in 1949-50 when the housing authority is evicting people from where she lived to the park heights. i knew that was going to be the place where they met and i knew their lives were going to kind of go

pandemic hit but it is sort of symbolic i think of of wealth and these protests also took place in beverly hills which is synonymous with wealth so i think that clearly was was was by design the protesters are facing off at various intersections with police the mayor of los angeles eric garcetti is emphasizing that the police are showing restraint the same thing coming from michael moore the police chief in los angeles and they're trying not to exacerbate the situation by any show of heavy handed force but there is a concern for safety of course these vehicles that you see burning there could be exploding tires there could be other kinds of dangers fumes coming from them and just look at that crowd of people as as gave was saying just a moment ago we're in the middle of a pandemic response to be socially distancing but that huge crowd of people all packed together i fear for the consequences of some of those people in that crowd if they are exposed to the pandemic virus but again. as gabe did point out a lot of these young people primarily young people but not all believe that this is a cause th

he went from being a conservative methodist in beverly hills to being a radical communist. he had multiple kind of second acts in his career. he ended up, after the book is over he goes to jail, federal prison to protest the american activities committee. frank, he was a handful and also he was somebody whose ambition and career were similar, i don't know if they were thrown into kind of chaos by forces beyond his control and i was curious about that. >> david has gone through it anddenied it . they all have lives in a way, parallel lives. from arizona to california. there's still a part. but also doing things that you gave away in the book when you take their lives. and learning what another person in another year. and there's intersection that happened. what do you see those lives come together during your research. >> i knew early on that the book was going to center on this sort of inflection point where their lives meet and that was going to be 1949 or 50 when the housing authority is evicting people which is where were going tolive . the legion park heights, i knew th

is it beverly hills?> i can only make an educated guess by catching a snippet of some of these officer's scanners, we have heard there is looting going on on mel rose. >> melrose near fairfax? >> that stands to reason. that's to the north. we are sealed off. we might try to make a move in that direction. we are hearing the pop, pop, pop of rubber bullets being fired. >> so it is 8:33 in los angeles tonight. we have been watching some looting live happening at melrose and fairfax just a couple blocks west of where kyung was, and not far from where paul is now. there are peaceful protesters sitting on the street, and i want to get to governor walz of minnesota. >> we are in a position of strength, significantly greater in minneapolis and st. paul than last night. we have the national guard with another ten in planned stages and preexecution. we are coordinating with fire, law enforcement to ensure the safety of the people of st. paul and minneapolis. know your soldiers stand fast with the people of minneapo

gabe is up first out of beverly hills, california. good morning.tudent ater indiana university, and i'm shocked by what has taken place in minneapolis. rhetoric and social movement course, we talked about what took place in ferguson, we talked a lot about what has taken place with regard to police fatality. being from los angeles, this rings back memories growing up or we talked a lot about the rodney king incident -- brings back memories growing up where we talked about the rodney king incident. -- taking thist position to teach for indianapolis, we as the next generation have an obligation to remember the past, lest we forget about it. it is something we need to incorporate into our curriculum. i think there is a lot more to be done with regard to how we perceive race and society. host: what is something that could be done today amid the images we see, the anger and violence? caller: hmm. i think the most important thing i would say is come together as a nation. i feel there has been a great deal of divisiveness, particularly with regard to the c

there were clashes in places like beverly hills, rodeo drive, melrose, widespread looting around the city. there was tension across the nation. look here in minneapolis, things went well last night. that's not to say. we heard from state and local officials, they are not standing down whatsoever. this is expected to continue day after day, until they feel like they have quelled this to the point which they don't have to show that show of force. but again, officials here say that was effective. and they wish to continue that, as long as they have to, guys. back to you. >> steve, the mayor said yesterday, everybody they arrested in the fourth night of protests, not overnight last night, was from outside the state. the governor said about 80% of the people arrested, was from out of the states. investigations are founding that's not necessarily true. a majority do list minnesota as their address. that has to be verified. when you were talking to people, did you get a sense they were locals? did you get a sense they were angry that the violence was taking away from their message? what did