and action bronson was the only one who is hysterically funny.ing cameos like, rza is in "funny people." >> seth: yeah. >> and ghostface killah is in "walk hard." and method man is in "trainwreck. so i'm just working through the whole wu-tang clan >> seth: yes >> it's my tribute to staten island over a career [ laughter ] >> seth: that's very -- that's very nice of you to do we had pete on and he talked about, you know, writing a first draft of this movie. i imagine, like, for somebody like him who is playing the lead in a film that is also, you know to some degree pulled from his own life, did he have anxiety in the early days of shooting >> you know, he got very nervous right before we started shooting so, you know, we were having fun writing for a couple of years. and then the night before shooting started, i just started getting these e-mails from him and he was sending me the imdb resumes of actors he thought should be better than him. and he was like, "can i not go to work tomorrow what about emilr hirsch? you know, what about cole sprouse?

i'm, like, "wow, action bronson, two for two right out of the gate." >> yeah.etty incredible >> seth: exactly >> also, couldn't care less. like, just walked in and just crushes it it's ridiculous. >> seth: just rolls out right after. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. i will say action bronson has always been a great guest on our show and we're never quite sure he's going to show up till the last minute and he's never let us down >> same on our end we had no idea if he was ever gonna come, and he showed up and just knocked it out of the park. and we're very grateful for that >> seth: as long as people -- it's incredible the patience you will have with people who deliver. [ laughter ] you play an aspiring tattoo artist in the film you obviously have tattoos of your own is this something -- have you ever given one in real life? >> i've given a couple to my friends of, like, little tiny tattoos, like words and stuff. but nothing too crazy because i have a shaky hand, i was told. so, it's not really great for tattooing. >> seth: yeah. it would seem like that's the way -- it w

bronson has been placed on alternative duty. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> in alameda county a hate crime investigation is underway after a series of ropes were found hanging from trees like nooses. a woman strolling around larry merritt in oakland showed the video on tuesday afternoon. oakland parks and rec removed them, and it's being reviewed by the fbi as a possible hate crime. opd interviewed the person who installed the ropes who said they were put there months ago as exercise equipment. the mayor said it will not be tolerated. >> it's incumbent on all of us to know the racial violence, the terrorism a noose represents, and that we as a city, must remove the terrorizing symbols from the public view and investigate these as hate crimes until further otherwise. >> actual rope hanging down? like why? why do you hates? why do they hate us so much? >> it's against the oakland city code to hang anything from the public trees. >>> demonstrators took to the streets to lift up voices that often go unheard. in san jose, pe

. >> sean: dan bongino, pat bronson dominic brosnan.he mysterious appearance, get this, pile of bricks, literally being stationed near the sites of where these protests and riots ultimately become. they are staging it. joining us now to report another disturbing story, he's in our west coast barrow tonight, chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. so they are literally staging weapons that they're going to use that evening to throw the bricks of the cops, trace, is that how we interpret that? that's what it looks like. >> that's the belief. you have these piles of bricks and rocks showing up near the various protests sites. fayetteville, north carolina, kansas city, dallas, none of them are in your construction areas, leading many to assume the bricks were planted by outside agitators pacifically to stir up trouble. in fact, the new york police department says has evidence that anarchist groups were pushing the protests towards violence and vandalism. federal law enforcement officials say the violence points to far left groups

office along actually bruce while he laid on the ground the other officer officer bronson. on mr bruce young we've concluded at the time mr brooks was shot dead he did not pose an immediate threat of death or serious physical injury to the officer we appreciate and we come in the d.a.'s office for charging these officers appropriate. but that's just one. step 2 is complete this is a celebration or a victory lap of watching these officers get charged. nobody's happy nobody's celebrating because this never should have happened i just hope they can read things need to follow me his are charged right out of syria. it is because i don't know what i want to know how to see him if you must help but after everything in a film is bad here is. what he went through. donald trump's weighed in saying he hopes the accused officer is treated justly outing not brooke should not have resisted arrest. ok gets a fair shake because the police have not been treated fairly in our country they have not been treated fairly but again you can't resist a police officer like that and he ended up in a

office won't actually miss the bruise while he laid on the ground the other officer officer bronson actually. on mr brooks and strong we've concluded at the turn mr brooks was shocked that he did not pose an immediate threat of death or serious physical injury to the officer we appreciate it we come in the d.a.'s office for charging these officers appropriate . but that's just one. step 2 is conviction this isn't like a celebration or a victory laugh of watching these officers get charged. nobody's having nobody's celebrating because this never should have happened it is health it everything falls out how nice the fall out of the house is i charged right how serious. it is. what if it hadn't seen this for myself but after everything they felt is back here. what he went through. with traumas weighing in he's hoping the accused officer is too to justly as he put it adding that brooks should not have resisted arrest and would be gets a fair shake because police have not been treated fairly in our country they have not been treated fairly but again you can't resist a police officer like that and

the 2 here officer garrett rolfe the man who fired those fatal shots has been fired officer devon bronson he has been placed on administrative duty and the atlanta police chief erica shields she resigned after serving less than 4 years in her position and i want to warn you that the view video you're actually about to see could be disturbing to some you're looking at surveillance video friday evening of those 2 officers responding to a complaint that a man was sleeping in his car outside a wendy's blocking the drive through lane now what started out as a civil conversation with brooks well quickly escalated into a scuffle on the ground with brooks grabbing a taser from one of the officers and at one point aiming it at officers as he ran away that's when officer role fired those 2 fatal. shots in his back now brooks death ignited fresh new protest saturday and sunday which were starting to die down following the protest over the death of george floyd with protesters setting fire to that wendy's where brooks was killed monday morning the family of ray shared brooks along with the family's l

announced a love and charges against officer garrett role including felony murder the 2nd officer devon bronson faces 3 charges including aggravated assault and is said to be cooperating with the investigation and a warning to you the video you're about to see could be very disturbing last friday brooks was killed outside of a wendy's restaurant following a struggle with police the situation escalated when the officers tried to restrain brooks after he failed a so bright a test that's when brooks grabbed officer roles taser ran away and at one point the taser at the officer officer role then shot him twice in the back. killing him on scene. and as protests against racial injustice and police brutality continue nationwide growing anger is fueling a new movement today the senate g.o.p. unveiled its police reform bill one day after president trump signed an executive order implementing certain reforms we'll get the rest of the story now from trying to be charges and also a warning the video you're about to see could be disturbing police brutality and racial injustice protests continue to fuel a na

officer garrett rolfe has been terminated terminated immediately and fellow officer devin bronson placed on administrative duty. the district attorney says he expects to make a decision midweek on whether to pursue charges against the police. at a recent town hall forum, atlanta's mayor expressed her frustration over this incident and others like it. take a listen. >> really been difficult for me to put aside my own anger and sadness during this time and really be able to articulate what our communities need to hear because the reality is what can you say? >> over the weekend arsonists set fire to the wendy's where brooks was shot. so many people in the streets protesting. firefighters were unable to reach the building in time to save it. atlanta crime stoppers is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to those responsible for the weekend fire. back to you guys. steve: all right. jonathan serrie on the streets of atlanta. thank you very much. it does sound as if the fulton county d.a. will decide by wednesday to charge the officers involved. meantime former top cop here in new

deputy bronson, he did his signature bond and they think. he's already been moved from the fulton county jail for security reasons. he doesn't plan to seek the death penalty. take a listen to what he told our wolf blitzer. >> we charged it based on the facts and i'm hoping the people in this country will get away from the little criticisms and understand the broad picture. this is a 27-year-old man who's dead. he didn't have to die. >> reporter: there are concerns about the weekend and stafgs within the police department. >>> former national security advisor john bolton is asking a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the justice department. that lawsuit seeks to block bolton's book next week. a court hearing is scheduled later today on all of this. meanwhile, bolton accuses the white house of trying to prevent him from sharing embarrassing details about president trump and president trump has been attacking bolton over on twitter. secretary of state mike pompeo said this about his former white house colleague, i've not read the boo

, i know you're just trying to do your job and bronson said to him, we were worried about you becauseere asleep in your car, there was a humane exchange before the two before they decided to put the cuffs on him. you think about the judgment, joe, because in some ways, bronson and rolf couldn't handle brooks, he got away. did you see the line of cars in the drive-thru? he discharged his weapon with all of those people around. right. as the guy was running away. in some ways we'll have to see how the investigation proceeds. this looks like male egg o, bros got the best of him and he executed him in this way. think about this, you have this humane exchange, the row of cars trying to get their food, and the officer discharges his weapon for a guy who's running away, with no weapon, not posing any imminent danger. it's unconscionable joe in every way imaginable. >> you know, eddie, i'm sure you would understand. say they were going from room to room in a house, chasing from somebody from room to room in a house and it's dark, and you turned around a corner and a guy is olympianing somethi

announce whether he's made a decision on the charging document with regard to garrett wolf and devin bronson the two police officers on the scene late friday night at the wendy's. so here we go. paul howard, the d.a. at the microphone now. >> mrs. miller, the husband of rashard brooks. she's here today with her attorney. after we make our presentation, she is going to make some remarks or mr. stewart. we also have with us today three witnesses from west memphis, tennessee. they are here with their lawyers, sean williams. we are also going to ask mr. williams to address you as well. so we have decided to issue warrants in this case today. i have with me copies of the warrants and after my presentation, we will let you know how you can get copies of the warrants to date. so the question have asked, why were we able to charge this case now. so i want to explain that we have already had an opportunity to speak with three of the witnesses in this case. those are the three witnesses who were from west memphis, tennessee. we have had an opportunity to conduct interviews with seven other witnesses o

bronson. you talked passionately. you think these charges are a little too far in how far they're reaching. can you explain it for us? >> i don't think it's a little too far, it's way too far. officer brosnan is not charged with the shooting, he's not at fault at all with the shooting. the charge is he violated his oath of office by not following proper protocol, the use of force policy. they say he never should have put his foot on mr. brooks' arm, which he did for literally a matter of seconds to stabilize, make sure there was no weapon nearby. he came upon a very chaotic scene. it was not an assault, not an aggravated assault. he wasn't trying to hurt him. he was just trying to make sure there was no danger. we are literally talking about seconds while officer rolfe runs back and get his first aid kit, puts gloves on, there are other pl policemen standing there and they're charging my guy who is standing there with a concussion that he didn't give aid fast enough. >> and you said yesterday maybe your officer is go

atlanta police officers walking out or calling out sick in protest since charges of garrett rolfe and bronsony of police officers not showing for work and two of six city police zones yesterday. they were far too quickly and without due process. >> what we are trying to get across is if you continue to arrest officers and charge them with murder without due process and terminate them without due process and you don't give the officers the ability and the guidelines to do their jobs, you know, the reality is there's bad people in this world and they are going take advantage of that. reporter: meantime there's another controversy involving officer rolfe who faces 11 charges, including murder charges, rolfe's mother fired from her job 24 hours after her son was charged. the family believes it was retaliatory but just last night the company, well, rolfe's attorney said they were made aware that the company fired the stepmother over offensive social media post that was posted. no details on what that social media post was, but all of that controversy surrounding this and then rayshard brooks, publ

city official immediately terminated the officer and placed a fellow officer, devin bronson, on administrativeeave. the city's response has some critics. listen. >> mr. brooks, he didn't just resist a lawful arrest, he did so violently. he fought with the police again and again. he took their weapon. one of their weapons. and tried to use it against him. >> while there may be debate as to whether this was an appropriate use of deadly force, i firmly believe that there is a clear distinction between what you can do and what you should do. >> reporter: atlanta police chief erica shields resigned shortly after video of the police shooting became public. she explained in a written statement, quote, i have faith in the mayor and it is time for the city to of move forward and build trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve. the georgia bureau of investigation has been called in to conduct an independent probe into the shooting. eric, back to you. eric: all right, jonathan, thanks so much. arthel. arthel: eric, thank you. for more on all of this we're going to bring in now former i

the other officer, devin bronson, also faces charges for aggravated assault and two counts of violation of oath. >> at the time of the photograph, he is standing on the body of mr. brooks. >> reporter: but he has turned into a state witness. >> he plans to make a statement regarding the culpability of officer rolfe, but he indicated that he is not psychologically willing to give that statement today. >> wolf, as you can imagine the pain in that room especially from the family, just this afternoon the family had another news conference where they talked about the loss they've had. listen to arab on broo listen to rayshard brooks' wife talking about the pain. >> i felt everything that he felt just by hearing. what he went through. and it hurt. it hurt really bad. >> now, wolf, we're just getting new information here that is going to sort of throw everything off. we had been told by the attorney for officer devin bronsnan that he is not going to be an attorney for the state. we should also throw in there that gbi is doing their own investigation. they say they were unaware the da was going

the other officer devon bronson is out on bail and faces four charges including aggravated assault.terday he called the brooks death "a total tragedy" and he said that brooks was "friendly and respectful in the initial encounter. and meanwhile morale is set to be an all-time low in the atlanta police department. eight police officers have resigned since june 1, the police chief showing walkouts in a high number of fallout. the chief expressing shock that the charges against the officers were so hastily filed without due process by the district attorney. >> i was surprised that he was able to get to charges so rapidly. and it was just interesting to see being that gbi had not completed their investigation. >> the atlanta police foundation, a private organization has donated 500000 to -- $500 to every police officer to boost morale, and the nonprofit organization has raised $250,000 for the forr officer and now accused murderer rolfe. dana. >> dana: bryan llenas, thank you. there are concerns that florida may be the new epicenter in the pandemic with the state health department report

garrett rolf who reportedly fired the fatal shot was terminated immediately and another officer, devin bronsonwho also responded to the scene, has been placed on desk duty while the investigation continues. listen. >> while there may be debate as to whether this was an appropriate use of deadly force, i firmly believe that there is a clear distinction between what you can do and what you should do. >> reporter: and mayor bottoms also announced she accepted the resignation of atlanta police chief erica shields who explained in a written statement, quote, out of a deep and abiding love for the city and the department i offered to step aside as police chief, apd has my full support and mayor bottoms has my support on the future direction of this department. the chief went on to say, arthel, that it's time for the city to move forward and build trust between law enforcement and the communities that they serve. arthel. arthel: jonathan, one more thing. about that wendy's restaurant that was burned down, any sign of the franchise owner, any info on that part of the story? >> reporter: no one as far

officer devin bronson is charged with aggravated assault. telling the atlanta journal constitution.have not done anything differently that night. i have 100% faith the truth will come out. people will see this for what it is they will understand i didn't do anything wrong. >>but for many the circumstances surrounding brooks death or symptom of a larger problem, no matter the race. >>let us through these other how we want to be treated as people, let's love one another 5 everyone's right. >>brooks leaves behind 3 young daughters and one stepson the fulton county sheriff's office in atlanta confirms a suspect in connection with that wendy's restaurant fire following rayshardbrooks death is in custody natalie white is facing charges a first degree arson on the night of june 13th restaurant was set on fire while protect protesters marched in body camera video. the police released. brooks tells officers said white is his girlfriend. their relationship has not been independently confirmed, although her attorneys says the 2 did know each other. >>president trump's longtime friend and advis

officer devin bronson is charged with aggravated assault telling the "atlanta journal of constitutione would not have done anything different that night. i have 100% faith the truth will come out, people will see this for what it is. i didn't do anything wrong. but for many, the circumstances are a symptom of a larger problem. >> no matter the race, let's treat each other the way we want to be treated as people. let's love everyone and fight for everyone's rights. >> reporter: erin, if you think about this the most powerful voice today was the voice of the youth. that young lady spoke so much power into that room, so many people crying. when you think about this, brooks leaves behind three daughters, 8, 2 and 1 and you have a stepson he had. a lot of people are focused on the young people and what they felt moving forward. it was a tough day especially inside that church, erin. >> all right, ryan, thank you. >>> next i want to go to reverend rafael. i appreciate your time. i mean, you know, watching you today, you've said that you have had to give these kinds of speeches far too often

the other officer on the scene, we are told that apparently estate turned witness devon bronson is facing three charges including aggravated assault. he's now a cooperating statement is apparently set to testify for the prosecution. earlier today, fulton georgia attorney announced the charges. >> these are the 11 charges, the first charges felony murder and this is a death that is the result of an underlying felony and in this case the underlying felony is aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. and the possible sentences for a felony murder conviction would be life without parole, or the death penalty. >> sean: this show will remain consistent as we have throughout the years and this is not what happened to george floyd. that was cut and jot down like a dried. but like always you cannot rest rush to judgment. we have not seen all the evidence, and we don't have all of the tape but apparently we have a lot more to learn that a lot more to see. of course what we have happen at the wendy's in atlanta was awful. rayshard brooks was killed and that's a tragedy but it's also true that these t

last night the images was sought of an exit or they seemed like out of a charles bronson movie or something, smashing, grabbing, looting, assaults on law enforcement. you name it and bill de blasio's city had it. at mullins this morning tonight we are losing our city. ed will be hearing moments to deliver a message to new york leaders. and yeah, i put that." in an attempt to quell the violence, new york city 'his curfew was moved up to 8:00 p.m. tonight, but that hasn't gotten folks off the street. they're just totally ignoring the curfew. and after what we saw last night, what could that bring? let's collect a bryan llenas on the upper west side of new york city. brian, things look like they're taking a turn near times square at the moment. tell us. >> laura, good evening, or getting reports about downtown and times square. what we have seen thus far though is that there have been protesters that were out throughout the day. it is different than what we saw at this moment last night with large groups of looters that were just going in and out of midtown manhattan. behind me is what is a bl

>> jason, they shoot in bronson, murdered by culver city police. 20 2000. >> reporter: and this is 1999im? >> yes i did. >> reporter: what happened with these cases, do you remember? >> this police officer in this case, they walked away. in this case walked away as well. >> reporter: your main concern is you want some of the cases to be looked at. what did the chief tell you? >> inglewood and culver city in their jurisdictions, they handle the cases differently. >> reporter: did you feel like he was listening to your concerns? >> i felt he took a political approach as i expected him to do. >> reporter: were you expecting the answers that he gave you? >> pretty much. >> reporter: what are you hoping happens? >> i hope these types of cases can be reopened and retried and looked at, and put under a microscope. a fine scope. these police officers that killed these young men, they took their lives very young, they also affect the people that love them, are attached to them. to this day his mother has been trying to find justice in this system to this day. her son. >> reporter: that is the ye

. >> let me say something -- charles: bond vigilantes went the way of charles bronson. kathryn before you chime in on that, one thing david spoke made me think about, when you listen to jay powell, jerome powell, he talks about things i heard no other fed chairman talk about, lesser degree perhaps his predecessor, that is main street. if he feels like, it is not official, but sounds like he also wants to do more things for society. and whether that's backing up extraordinary government spending, feels like fed policy now is also, particularly this week after the last two weeks, i believe the fed will be asked, jay powell will be asked in the q&a session what the fed will do to right the wrongs? because their work exacerbates income inear quality, their work exacerbates wealth inequality. >> i couldn't agree more. we're in troublesome position when general idea of consensus that monetary policy is the panacea for all ills, charles. my concern here the rich are in fact getting richer, while main street lending facility hasn't even been launched. meantime you have artifici

the other officer on the scene, we are told, apparently now a state to turn to witness, devon bronson, facing three charges including at a graded us i assault. apparently set to testify for the prosecution. earliero today, georgia distrit attorney powell hall where it announced the charges. let's take a look. >> these are the 11 charges against officer role for. the charges felony murder. this is the death as a result of an underlying felony, and in each case the underlying felony is aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. and the possible sentences for a family vision would be life -- life without parole, or the death penalty. >> sean: this show is going to remain consistent as we have throughout the years, this is notte what happened -- that was cut and dry, the tape is clear. like always, you cannot rush tor judgment, we will not do that on the shoulder. we have not seen on the evidence, we don't have all the tape from apparentlywe we have a lot more to learn off a lot more to see. ofmo course, what happened at te wendy's and rayshard brooks was killed, and that is a tragedy, is o

what's the latest on that back and forth over officer devin bronson's cooperation with prosecutors?> as you said, ayman, they have until 6:00 p.m. to surrender. over the next few hours we'll see those officers turn themselves in. as for the back and forth over brosnan, there was communication between the d.a. and officer brosnan. d.a. paul howard was celebrating the fact that he would be a state's witness and offer information about what he saw and experienced the night of the shooting. he was praised by brooks' attorney saying this is incredibly unusual that an officer would agree to be a state's witness and calling him courageous for volunteering to do so. later in the day, the attorney for brosnan put out a statement saying he had not agreed to be a state's witness and it was mischaracterized. he had been cooperating with the district attorney but in no way was he admitting to guilt or becoming a state's witness. we'll see how it pans out in future proceedings. >> catie beck outside the fulton county jail in atlanta. joining me is atlantic city councilman antonio brown. we spoke

just after 10:30 p.m., officer devin bronson responding to a call about a man allegedly asleep at thearked in the drive-through right now. >> reporter: brooks wakes up, pulls over into a parking spot and appears confused as he looks for his license and said he only had one drink that day. officer garrett rolfe arrives and puts the man through a field sobriety test. everyone still calm. when the officer tries to put him in handcuffs brooks refuses. >> stop fighting. stop fighting. you're going to get tased! >> reporter: it gets intensely physical and brooks grabs the stun gun as one of the officers. as brooks is running away, you see him reach back and point the stun gun at officer rolfe. that's when investigators say rolfe fired three shots. brooks died at the hospital and leaves behind four children. >> they took something from me. >> reporter: the city moved quickly and fired officer rolfe saturday. officer brosnan is on administrative duty this morning. the police union says the officer who was fired did not receive due process. the police -- the police chief here has resigned and

there's an even -- katy, there's an exchange between him and officer bronson, he said we were worriedbout you. you were asleep in the car. he said, i know, you were just trying to do your job. he said i live down the street, i could walk home. what we saw is a police officer understanding his power, deciding to escalate. and then, when he could not control rayshard, for whatever reason he decided to break loose, to take the taser, he broke loose from the two of them, that officer decided to discharge his weapon in a parking lot with a line of people there. it seems to me, not just simply bad training, bad decision, but really, really an issue we need to address in terms of how we police and conceive of public safety more broadly. >> so what do you expect to happen after this? the officer has been fired. the police chief has resigned. what should happen next? >> well, first of all, what we saw is this horrific ritual of black public grief. we're going to see families grieving. we're going to see black people crying in public. we're going to see video footage repeatedly of trauma of the

. >> the officer who fired the shots was are terminated immediately fellow officer bronson has been placedcharges over that incident, the shooting touch off protests all weekend including blocking off interstate setting fire to wendy's restaurant where brooks was shot so many in the streets firefighters unable to reach that building in time to save it, police reform going to take center stage in the washington senate republicans expected to formally roll out their plan wednesday house the democrats last week unveiled sweeping plan to reform the criminal justice system, many leading democrats pushing back against call to downtown police departments altogether president trump expected to degree ofs poliaddress this wit order. >> biggest on line fund-raising date yesterday on president trump's birthday, the gop war chest added 14 million dollars, topping the previous record 10 million dollars, back in october 2016, republicans now have about 255 million dollars in cash. compared to about 100 million dollars for joe biden and the democrats. headlines from newsroom back to you >> thank you so m

bronson or mr.park, would you spend a moment on describing your security plan a little bit more in detail as well as are you intending to have a community liaison or phone number where people could voice concerns or observations as you are starting your operation? >> i'll take that, alexis. most definitely, commissioner. the security arrangements are, you know, we are a corner, so we will have cameras on both street frontages and at the main entry, and we will have security personnel outside from half an hour before opening until half an hour after closing. as you know, anyone seeking to enter a cannabis business needs to present i.d. and be recorded, and we will be following up should anyone violate the rules regarding use of the product in the neighborhood or double parking or anything like that. we've discussed our security arrangements at length. there will always be a cell phone that the manager has in his possession such that they could respond to any neighborhood concerns. we will post that p