. >> butler boulevard, hello? >> the conversation abruptly ended and quinn sounded angry.t was easy to imagine the tremendous stress she must be under. reid was growing increasingly worried for his wife's safety. >> she's got the cops. they're going to kill me. >> remain calm. she's probably going to call back again. >> the first time she was screaming, crying, help. >> reid stayed at the sheriff's office as surveillance teams scrambled to get in place at butler boulevard. investigators also needed more time to get $50,000 cash together for the ransom. but only 30 minutes later, another call came in. >> hello? >> it was quinn again, instructing reid to head to a different location. he was now to go to a chick-fil-a restaurant. >> take the convertible top down and just wait in the chick-fil-a parking lot. >> i want to see you. i want to exchange you for the money. i am not giving the money without you. hello? >> now investigators rushed to get teams in undercover cars in place at the chick-fil-a. du but they needed more time so they call reid to play dumb on the next call a

. >> professor butler, as we are looking at some of these pictures from los angeles, these look like pictures from earlier told. near the area of beverly boulevard fairfax avenue. the protestors, or at least a group of them, made their way north up fairfax. last i could see from the live pictures we were looking at, it seemed like they were continuing north, up fairfax, towards west hollywood and santa monica boulevard. what is your sense, professor, of the law enforcement strategy that's being used tonight? in a way, when i heard, you know, the various governors and -- and law enforcement officials talking about the national guard and curfews. in a way, it feels like an escalation of the extension on the street. on the other hand, they got to keep order. they got to maintain peace and quiet on the street as best they can. there was property damage last night. there was an incredible challenge, at least in minneapolis, of just getting fire and ems to where fires needed to be put out. but this is a big response from law enforcement. how do you see it? >> so you asked me about the law enforcement strategy. what law enforcement strategy? it seems t