beverly hills resident. john, thank you for joining us. explain how the curfew will work and whether you feel that beverly hills is prepared for what may come tonight. >> well, i certainly hope we are and i think we are, as last night proved the curfew is a precautionary measure, very simply, because of what happened as you mentioned, the looting on saturday. and it takes effect as you correctly mentioned at 1:00 and that just means that everyone should stay home. nobody should go out. people who are out are in violation of the curfew and of course, that allows the police and the, you know, to take advantage of that to be able to ensure that there isn't any rioting or any illegal activity going on. liz: sure. you know, that was what was so shocking and what we're looking at right now, rodeo drive stores from cartier to alexander mcqueen to rite-aid. let's just be honest. it's not specifically the luxury names, but to see one of the world's sort of most famous renowned shopping areas attacked in pretty much b

this frenzy of looting at a beverly hills mall. but beyond the shattered glass, organizers hope their message remains. >> i want the police to come to an agreement with us to give us the same opportunity to have the same protection from them that white americans have. >> and matt gutman with us from california again tonight. and we know that all of l.a. county is now under curfew, but even with that curfew, matt, i know there are more protests planned for this evening? >> reporter: there are running skirmishes throughout l.a. you can hear that police siren just behind us. over the past 36 hours, david, nearly 1,000 people have been arrested and you're seeing something that we haven't seen here in a generation. that is the national guard deployed here to the streets. there are dozens of them lined up here and just behind us, on the other side, another protest gearing up right now, david. >> all right, matt gutman with us again tonight. matt, thank you. >>> president trump has been out of sight at the white house today, in the middle

connell: you can beverly underscore hills underscore furniture.aybe that helps you for time being. thanks for telling the story because we think it is a important story. >> thank you so much. thanks. connell: in this area, this is stuff. a lot of optimism, jackie about reopening but reality is it is tough to reopen when you have lost between 3 and $400,000 worth of merchandise as joe has told us he has. much more from the bronx as we continue. back over to you. jackie: thanks, absolutely it is tough, but the positivity he is emitting there it is really inspiring in many ways as well. all right as states begin to reopen across the country one health technology company is launching an at-home coronavirus test kit. it is founder is going to join us later this hour. thousands remain without power across mississippi and louisiana. we're live from new orleans with the latest on tropical depression cristobal coming up next. >> all you can do is stay prepared, stay informed. and just have a plan ready. so, if your network's down, you're down. verizon know

i certainly in beverly hills on and but. most people are abiding by dot curfew however i have just been told. around 100 protesters. who wrote the arrested for breaking the curfew and just before i left. 6 men arrested because they broke. all right to life for us in beverly hills lucy thank you very much indeed for the update. now a black business owner has been shot and killed by police in kentucky on monday amid protests against the killing of african-americans david mchattie was shot when officers moved in to disperse a crowd during a curfew in louisville police say they were shot at 1st the police chief has now been fired and 2 officers have been put on administrative leave with folks right now giving voice to not trusting law enforcement one of the most important things we can do to build that trust is to make sure that we are fully transparent right now about it and if it bears out. that actions were taken wrongly i guarantee you will act and will act strongly now democratic presidential hopeful joe biden has vowed to

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on wilshire were arrested this comes just one day after beverly hills was looted and vandalized and in arrests gone wrong as these business owners try to protect a neighboring gold store from potential looters they're arrested live on television . more curfew is expected for to see eve mean as police sheriff departments and the national guard who are bent more violence than theft reporting in los angeles sweeps. and the city of miami has lifted its curfew after a day of protest and it peacefully monday this as other florida cities were main on alert after several days of demonstrations that did turn violent are to correspondent john harvey is live out of miami for us with more info john what's going on. well manila there's a substantial number of people marchers protesters behind me here i'm going to kind of step out of the way let my photojournalist andre shoot this we've been following the crowd we're on northwest 20th street where just basically around the corner from the university of miami hospital from the justice center area it seems that they're heading towards what's ca

liliana: los disturbios llegaron a varias ciudades como beverly hill.ar el orden. vemos el despliegue de la policÍa. esta situaciÓn llevó a las autoridades declarar estado de emergencia y toque de queda que comenzÓ en la noche a las 8:00 y termina a las 5:00 de la maÑana. voluntarios llegaron desde otras ciudades para ayudar a limpiar. >> estuvo muy feo esto anoche y por eso llegamos a ayudar. paola: le advierto que las imÁgenes que va a ver a continuaciÓn pueden ser perturbadoras y se muestra el momento un camiÓn se dijo a los manifestantes en minneapolis. -- se dirigiÓ a los manifestantes. ahÍ lo ve, justo el camiÓn cisterna arremetiÓ contra los manifestantes. el camiÓn frenó y la multitud se abalanzÓ contra la cabina y el chofer resultÓ herido. hace dÉcadas que new york no sufrÍa la violencia desatada y este fin de semana hubo incendios, saqueos y mÁs. los arrestos se cuentan por decenas. fabiola galindo nos informa. fabiola: se desatÓ el caos. destrozo en 17 ciudades. >> no se ha hecho lo suficiente, hay arrestos, pero siguen habiendo actos de discr

looting across the country on row dayo drive in beverly hills, on kensington avenue in philadelphia. of the bastille, the third precinct police station headquarters for the officers who arrested george floyd was set bu as the smoke c mimgs that emerged were these. americans of every color, aiming, and gender filling streets across the country in daily massive peaceful protest es. like the one in front of the white house monday that turned to mayhem. when attorney general bill barr approved plans for federal officers and armed troops to forcefully clear the streets. on monday night after seven straight days of protest all over the country, president trump said i am the law and order president. what did you make of that? >> it was frankly among the most appalling displays of power i really have ever seen and certainly have ever seen in this country. rea constituted a moment of tremendous debasement for this democracy. >> what do you mean? >> i mean that the president wanted to show that he was strong. he wanted to do a photo op in front of a chump holding a bible. and he wanted to show

where there were still hundreds of people it took to the street all day long from hollywood to beverly hills into downtown los angeles to be as well. as you know people are not only protesting against police brutality against people of color but they're also crying out against systemic racism and discrimination you cover entertainment there in los angeles is there still major concern that black people are under-represented in the industry and if so why. yes that's a big problem is actually 2 big problems the biggest problem is what you just mentioned is that there are still a number of people who are still misrepresented in underrepresented in hollywood black people than spanish asians and not only that with the blacks especially hispanics and asians that are there in hollywood many of them are complaining now about how they're treated just yesterday or a couple days ago actually when people get that black out tuesday there were a number of hollywood couples and networks and studios saying that they stood in solidarity with their black brothers and sisters and then there were a number of act

and a number of stores on rodeo drive in beverly hills. ted, you have seen it all. how do you think they should stop it? >> it's going to be very difficult to stop what is going on in the next several hours. but i think they are going to have to get together with community organizers they will have to sit down with law enforcement. they have a lot of outside agitators coming in. and they are -- these are not protesters. these are looters. this has nothing whatsoever to do with george floyd. this is primarily individuals who are hell bent on creating havoc and getting whatever they can, stealing whatever they can, and creating as much havoc as they can. rick: they are doing it, and the concern is they are not listening to dialogue. they are not concerned with what community leaders might say or what might state and federal leaders said. it appears they are hell bent on breaking stuff and burning stuff. >> you are absolutely right. this afternoon i watched what was going not city of angels and philadelphia. what we are going to need is -- i think that curfews need to

keep in mind, too, in beverly hills in particular, a lot of those storefronts were already boarded up looking like they were prepared for a hurricane because the stores were emptied because of coronavirus. they already had them boarded up, but we're seeing more boarding up here. i am in melrose in the fairfax district, and this is where we saw major looting and graffiti happening on saturday. this was after peaceful protests in a nearby park bled out and lost control of its message. we did see people out here trying to keep that message calm. it did not stay that way. you see graffiti down here. behind us there are a couple burned-out buildings and every once in a while we get a whiff. it smells like they're still burning. so many people were out cleaning up, they were boarding up, but this has graffiti completely ransacked on the inside of it, burned-out cars here as well. but the response to clean it up was very quick. same thing in santa monica after the unrest there last night. but i also want to take you to portland because portland saw a lot of unrest in oregon as well. it start

por el cantante durante un tour de la década de los 80, se vendió en $570,000 en la subasta de beverly hillspación, se ha identificado con esta causa desde inicio y puso, pollo una lista de negocios de personas afroamericanas para impulsar el trabajo de la gente de color, comedias y se desmaya en plena presentación, dijo que se debía a una deshidratación extrema y mucho trabajo, dijo que dio positivo a coronavirus y que es asintomático, se encuentra en cuarentena y agradeció a su público por el apoyo, algunos padres estudiantes de preparatoria están preocupados porque no fueron parte del plan de regreso a clases y no están de acuerdo con las clases virtuales petición está circulando para recolectar firmas de padres de familia, quienes se oponen a regresar en agosto, la destrucción sea 100% a distancia virtual >>> nos toma por sorpresa la propuesta, diciendo que se oponen pues no es una forma equitativa de impartir educación, la tecnología no es confiable y les preocupa la salud mental de los jóvenes por más tiempo encerrados en casa, han recolectado casi 1000 firmas aunque voceros no estuvie

. >> if no-knock warrants were exercised against people living in beverly hills or bel-air with the samerequency that they are exercised against black people who live in black neighborhoods, we would have far more constraints on police officers' ability to do that. >> kimberly crenshaw is a law professor at columbia university and ucla. >> if you are exercising your second amendment right to protect your home you will shoot back. and when you shoot back, that becomes a justification for the police officers to completely take your home out. >> after brionna was killed, tame t tame ca spent hours searching for her. >> he asked if i knew if they had any enemies or anybody that would want to hurt them. and of course no, absolutely not. i say, and he asked if anything had been going on with brie onna and kenny. >> and they're asking questions without letting you know that it was a police officer who'd shot your daughter. >> exactly. >> they could have told her what happened to brionna, but they were in self-protection mode, and if we can get that good story together, we can muddy the waters e

prices are starting to go up in select markets, the average daily rate at a vacation rental in beverly hillsut $1,000 a night compared to $450 in may of 2019 a rental in the berkshires up to $171 a night come parred to 113 last may is this a lasting trend? bring in matt roberts, interim ceo of vacation rental platform and former ceo of open table welcome. >> thank you. >> why do you think demand is increasing when stay-at-home orders are being lifted? >> yeah. i think there's several factors. one, everybody is eager to get out and to travel again. they really want to get out of their house and they want to be in a home just not their home. a there's flexibility with remote working right now. kids activities canceled and really a preference, a share shift if you will to professionally manage vacation rentals because cleanliness is emerging, drive to rural destinations is a strong consumer preference. >> what do you make of the civil unrest playing out across the cities, matt does that accelerate the shift of cities to suburbs >> it is incredibly sad what's happening right now and i feel very

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

teddi mellencamp, of bravo's "real housewives of beverly hills," shows us around her family abode inlywood hills. and how this designer mixed it up in his own santa monica home. but first, we head out east, to bellport, long island, to see how one designer transformed his client's home into an entertainer's paradise. the grounds of this property feature places for people to tan, people have glasses of ros , dinner outside, and even a putting green, to practice your short game.

and beverly hills. groups as diverse as buddhists or black lives and an event that's called more skating and less hating. we're here in front of a makeshift memorial in west hollywood. i have to share with you what we saw yesterday really was an extraordinary event, a rally right here at the laugh factory, this historic and very well-known comedy club. many artists, actors and people who gathered here in a stand up for social justice rally had an opportunity to talk to comedian and activist tiffany haddish. it was raw, emotional. she described -- this is somebody who grew up in south central los angeles, worked her way up to have a respectable and very successful career, only to find that she is currently being harassed by police and she wanted to share her story to make it clear how important change is necessary. >> i shouldn't be afraid when i see those lights come on behind me. i shouldn't feel like is this going to be the last day that i'm on earth. i shouldn't feel like it's dangerous to be born th

he and my family were huge fans of him all the way back to "beverly hills cop," he was the heavy that you get lost? >> jimmy: i didn't realize that. >> in my house, that was a catch phrase. if you were late for dinner, what happened, mikey, did you get lost? that meant you were in trouble. he was so cool to meet, got to know him. just a great guy. and now he's doing the cartoon. >> jimmy: each night we have a charity. you chose st. jude's research hospital. a great organization, they do so many great things for children and families who need it. i'm going to make a donation in your honor. bill burr, "king of staten island," "f is for family," and a very funny podcast. thank you, and congratulations on the baby. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we'll be right back. ♪ (female vo) when it comes to longevity, who has the highest percentage of its vehicles still on the road today? subaru. when it comes to best overall value, who does intellichoice rank number one? subaru. and when it comes to safety, who has more 2020 iihs top safety pick+ winning vehicles? more than toyota, honda, and hyundai-comb

that says members at the beverly hills branch of equinox, a member who worked there for two days tested positive. one trainer who didn't want to be identified says that instructors and trainers are required to wear their mask at all times. the company has one big exception for the members. they say they can remove the masks inside the club, quote, when vigorously exercising and during periods of intense exercise. >> i wasn't surprised that it happened so quickly. if people are given the option to not wear masks, then they won't. >> some employees believe more members will test positive until the chain requires everyone to wear those masks inside the club at all times. >>> a key player in last year's world series championship team is among the first to opt out of this year's shortened mlb season. long time washington nationals veteran ryan zimmerman says he won't play due to potential health risk and exposure to his family. washington pitcher joe ross is also opting out. the 60-game season starts on july 23rd. >>> here's something good now. san diego zoo is welcoming this little guy. do

clear that now the protests have an economic component take a look at what's happening in soho beverly hills and other high end shopping districts thank. you thank you thank you on the militarized streets one chance has caught on tape all right ok ok ok it's got a familiar ring to it one can flashback 9 years to occupy wall street. occupy wall street was about mass unemployment it was about bias among courts and law enforcement and a lack of accountability among the powerful in the united states economic inequality is hitting the african-american community harder than ever the rate of coded $1000.00 infection among african-americans is much higher on august billionaires have gotten through richer amid the pandemic the unemployment rate has risen to 20 percent and that disproportionately affects african-americans not surprising that the sentiments of occupy wall street are peeling right now thanks right guys. thank rate rise. by thanks i think i could see he was like out right guys thanks he's watched the mike the scene outside i haven't changed very much sense that my hair was certainly a lo

even if the peoplef beverly hills and bel aire don't feel their in, they'll seet.he location has changed and the faces and chants of a new, younger generation, the message is the same. >> we have a right to our rage! >> this time, we have black lives matter. we have a movement for black lives. we hize brilliant orgs who are saying, you know what? let's make sure w move t work into spaces of white affluence. let's drupt their spaces. let's not just keep the pain and anger and iagen the black community. at let's spread it out. reporter: thoung college student who became an icon, mark craig has 2020 will be another >> the energy that this young generation has showed rightow can definitely make change. i mean, they made the most powerful man in the world go inside o his bunker. that's symbolic. when this is all written and said, and the history books are written, that's what's gonna be remembered. >> the protests in los angeles and ankly around the count ask a rainbow -- is a rainbow proces i've been out with the protesters. i see who is protesting. it's a whole new ge

. >> and my family were huge fans of him all the way back to "beverly hills cop," he was the heavy thatr alert if you haven't seen it, it's, like, 40 years old. he shakes down axel's friend. hey, mikey. did you get lost? remember that guy? that's him. >> jimmy: i didn't realize that. wow. >> in my house, that was a catch phrase. if you were late for dinner, what happened, mikey, did you get lost? that meant you were in trouble. you were going to get whacked or whatever. he was so cool to meet, got to know him. just a great guy. and now he's doing the cartoon. >> jimmy: so each night we have a charity. you chose st. jude's children's research hospital. a great organization, they do so many great things for children and families who need it. i'm going to make a donation in your honor. st. jude.org is the website, if you want to join me. bill burr, "king of staten island," "f is for family," and a very funny podcast. thank you, and congratulations on the baby. >> all right, jimmy, thank you, buddy. >> jimmy: we'll be right back. ♪ add some resistance. sara, your movie plus trial is about t

across the country, the city of beverly hills just banned protests after 9:00 there after a group of protesters were using bullhorns and playing music and quote disrupting the tranquility of the residential neighborhood. now, as the country goes into week three of unrest, democrats say they know the pressure is on on congress to pass a police reform bill. >> we're finding a lot of support from police officers. yesterday i had an hour-long meeting with the fraternal order of police, and they are very supportive of the idea of national standards and significant training. you should be accredited to be a police officer, any profession that allows you to use lethal force, there should be very significant training. >> back here in new york city, of course there are calls to defund the police. mayor de blasio has promised to spend more of the police's budget on youth and social programs. but according to local reports here, the mayor is apparently against the city council's recent proposal to cut a billion dollars from the nypd 6 billion dollars budget. jon? jon: thank you. >>> some seattl

of the city of beverly hills in santa monica. experts you continue to curb our any looting or vandalism that may occur i have. have announced curfews today starting at one pm for business sharks were a lot of the high end stores that had been looted. saturday and sunday are located as well as a four pm city wide limit. city wide curfew sorry a police arrested a roughly four hundred people i yesterday sunday. i am today i wonder the mayor of santa monica issued a statement that i think clearly sums up. what was happening here in los angeles and santa monica specifically he said quote on sundays there monica honored and respected and ultimately protected. a peaceful protest against institutional racism you're our solidarity with those honoring george ford was betrtred. as was his memory by opportunistic and organized criminals. the national. guard has also been deployed. to watch over the speed i and l. a. m. a are said he hope. that the- of the will be a short visit but there is no fixed timeline i it's interesting to note the las

. >>> said news in hollywood, carl reiner died last night of natural causes at his home in beverly hills he rose to comedies high ranks of fame as the creator of the klondike show and teamed up with mel brooks and the 2000- year-old man. he was widely honored winning several emmys and earning a star in hollywood's walk of fame. he was also named the directors guild honorary life member. he passed down his talent to his son who was a noted actor and director himself. he is known for his role in all in the family and for directing when harry met sally along with many more films. getting word now the governor is speaking. let's go live to the news conference. >> particular the issue of homelessness. we have not taken our eye off the ball of focusing with intentionality on addressing the needs of the most vulnerable californians particularly those out on the streets and sidewalks. so many struggling with physical disabilities, so many struggling with emotional disabilities, many self- medicating drug or alcohol addictions, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, paranoia, many families torn asunder

protest group it started downtown then went to the fairfax district near the grove mall then into beverly hills long beach and here in santa monica things became so heated here sunday a 4 pm curfew was sent. for santa monica and a sudden 6 pm curfew for the rest of us angeles county well stores closed early to avoid looters some store owners stood guard in front of their shops armed l.a.p.d. chief saying it hurts to see police colley back to a place he thought they'd overcome i'm sad i'm not in my market is he so i've lived through this before is an easy target for 38 years and i pray that we never be back into such a situation and i don't lay has any such a different place than it was 30 years ago we've made so much progress as a as a community as a society as a police department to be doing here the police were there. in oakland an independent journalist was hit by those projectiles you just heard and the f.b.i. is investigating after 2 federal protective service officers were shot and one died of his injuries saturday night aerials from sunday night shows several stores in san francisco bein

in los angeles a crowd marched from hollywood to beverly hills, at one point kneeling down for five minutesnting " peaceful protest" before breaking into applause. in san francisco demonstrators briefly shut the golden gate bridge. and an estimated 30,000 people rallied in chicago to demand police reform. more on the protests in the united states in a moment, but first, let's look at the demo held in london yesterday. this report is from sean dilly. black lives matter! more than 4000 miles from the scene of george floyd's death, during an encounter with white police officers in minneapolis, the cries of injustice could be no clearer than on the streets of britain. black lives matter! in central london, many thousands gathered in support of black lives matter. it's been our grandfather's fight, it's been our father's fight. we don't want it to be our children's fight, and that's why we want to make sure they're a part of this as well. nojustice, no peace! police say the day passed mostly without event, but as evening approached, the mood started to turn. many had already left when fireworks,

that email said a member at the beverly hills branch of equinox who worked there for two days, tested one trainer who doesn't want to be identified says the instructors and trainers are all required to wear masks at all times but the company has one big exception for the members, they say they can remove those masks inside the club when they're vigorously exercising or during periods of intense exercise. >> i wasn't surprised that it happened so quickly, because if people are going to be given the option to not bear mask, then they won't. >> some employees believe more members will test positive until the chain requires everyone to wear those masks once inside the club at all times. >>> a key player on last year's world series championship team is among the first to opt out of this year's shortened mlb season. ryan zimmerman says he will not play due to potential health risk and exposure to his family. washington pitcher joe ross is also opting out. the 60-game season starts july 23rd. >>> happening today, heal the bay releases its 30th annual california beach report, including its ye

for days protesters marching into places like beverly hills. squaring off against police in mostly peaceful protests, from l.a.'s city hall, secured by to national guard, to the heart of santa monica. what you're seeing right now is police squeezing the protesters. they have actually surrounded us. eye ng in from all and when that didn't work, tear gas. on the fringes of the protests, we saw looting. despite a countywide curfew protesters leaving this supermarket ransacked, trying to stuff that widescreen into a sedan. another store looted. people going in. people coming out with arms full of goods, and police nowhere in sight. in long beach, they were right there as looters burst through the boarded-up windows of that retailer. in santa monica as night fell, police teams finally arriving, zip-tying dozens suspected of looting or violating curfews. >> there are opportunists who are tracking where peaceful protests are occurring, and they are then going to that city. >> reporter: but the mayhem not drowning out the message. >> it is about george

would stay with her on eighth street in dupont circle at her home in washington went with her to beverly hills and i went to detroit to see the underground railroad in her apartment overlooked a river on the exact ground of frederick douglass and i spent time with her and i found old montgomery advertiser newspapers and show them to her she used to say we would drink that because she had a frame of mind only to say the same thing from december 1, 55 turning out to be an amazing woman and during world war ii trying to get african-american kids to go to libraries it would even let montgomery get a book in the public library she sued them for the right to vote for women that were raped in alabama and it was covered up in her day i started to realize everything about her was the episcopalian church later in life she went to japan and adopted buddhism with her christianity. she used to tell me i'm mixed-race i'm scottish and irish in cherokee, and she would rattle them off so by getting the opportunity while i turn that into my publisher your the biographer what is it? there isn't one. [laughter] s

beverly hills shutting down any gatherings in residential areas at night.ct is the columnist miranda devine. good morning, miranda. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: good morning. before we get into this let me read what they put on social media the city of beverly hills to preserve the peace and tranquility of residential neighborhoods effective tonight and until further notice no more than 10 people shall gather in assembly in a public right-of-way in a residential area between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. many interpreting this we support your cause not just in our rich neighborhood. what do you say? >> it really is a rich vein of people there from the hollywood celebrities and the wealthy liberals who have their gated, you know, beautiful he's estates and their private security. and they are all very supportive of these protests when they occur in other people's cities. and, yet, they don't want it close to home. but i think that really they ought to now share some of the love that seattle is getting, that summer of love and what's wrong with h

fargo, beverly hills cop. but overall, look. now, you see a lot of defending of defund the police. so it's a saturday night, go to google and look up defund the police, what it means. there are dozens of articles out there. the media says it doesn't mean what it looks like. let us tell you wait really means, the redistribution of funds from the police department. which is the same thing. it weakens the police department and weakens society. greg: joe, you are a tv blue guy. if they come after police academy, i'm going to war. all right, kat. is this cancel culture unstoppable? it feels like it's a perpetual motion machine, rage, and fear succumbs to it. kat: there is no nuance. there have been times in my own life where whatever -- i would have been less than thrilled to see that a cop had been watching me. and i am an adorable blond cutie pie of a woman. the legal system is going to be statistically more lenient on me. but the people who are saying this, let's just do away with police. there are some people who are admitting that, i just -- it's kind of like, they are thinking lik

the state i we share that in real time in local law enforcement cities that were looted such as beverly hills and acting early curfews for wednesday officials saying they will be actively patrolling the streets reporting in los angeles the toughest weeks r.t. . and over to new york city where after nights of looting and destruction comes a little sense of peace but the protests over the death of george boyd continue and so do the curfews parties trying to be chavez has that story there are today a much different scene than previous days i don't preach violence like i preach politics after days of disturbing video and images of clashes between police and demonstrators there were calls for calm throughout the city and the people looting that is taking a great opportunity to spread our horses to stop killing people and using that for a chaotic icon. if we can as a person who don't know and. for our voice to grow several peaceful protests taking place around the city tuesday hundreds paying their respects at a silent vigil in foley square some facing off with police with their hands up without in

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state where we share that in real time with local law enforcement cities that were looted such as beverly hills and early curfews for wednesday efficient saying they will be actively patrolling the streets reporting in los angeles the toughest sweeps are. elsewhere around the world pope francis is weighing in on the protests in the u.s. and addressed to was followers the pope said quote we cannot tolerate or turn a blind eye to racism he also expressed great concern about the disturbing social unrest in reaction to the killing of george floyd the pope added that nothing is gained by violence and so much as lost and called for for national reconciliation and peace. are the heads are bumping at facebook after market upper berth decided to leave president trump's controversial messages posted up on my we're going to talk about that and then a 4th we're going to hamburg. that's some good news about the future of the 2020 m.l.s. season and to keep up with all the latest news and anything you might have missed make sure you download our brand new free app called portable t.v. can watch there 247 it w