but this new project are you in now might be a de par-- departure for george lopez fans and admirers,he story of somebody who has lost their faith and essentially are you god's messenger to get them on the right path. tell me about this project and why george lopez said you know what, i will bring out my acting chops. >> first everyone thinks comedians can't ak, that is number one. there are comedians who had sitcoms and deals made in a sitcom. and they have been fired from their own sit-- sitcom named after them and replaced by somebody icing the same name, so as you come up, and you think okay, if you are a feeter you can only throw a right jab you can't throw a left, try to make yourself the best well-rounded fighter, you can move, you got a strong right, you can duct, and when i realized i couldn't act when i already had my deal for my sitcom, i hired a coach and she was with me all of those years. and i stayed with her all those years. but knowing that people don't give credit to me and think that we can't act, especially dramatic that our eyes are always moving around, is that i

. >> many, many moons ago i work on the george lopez situation for abc. george was -- speaking out of school here, someone at abc wanted george to have a tortilla maker. they're like so where do you get your tortillas, george? i get them from the grocery store. that's -- we think a tortilla maker -- it was like a really big issue. >> greg: hilarious. >> he wasn't latino enough for the brass. it's the same thing. justify her existence and her salary by saying there's no caribbean food. >> how is the conversation -- actually, there's not enough stereotypes in this movie. a few years ago we had this conversation about a black aerial. yeah, we can have a black ariel. why not? this lady would say that ariel doesn't eat enough black food. we can't do it. that's not offensive? i don't understand. >> greg: none of us can say -- none of us here can say what she gets to say because she's saying like if she were in charge of james bond and she saw idris elba was drinking martinis, that's not what a -- well, i can't say that. but she would. shed go oh, that's not what

. >> many, many moons ago i work on the george lopez situation for abc. george was -- speaking out of school here, someone at abc wanted george to have a tortilla maker. they're like so where do you get your tortillas, george? i get them from the grocery store. that's -- we think a tortilla maker -- it was like a really big issue. >> greg: hilarious. >> he wasn't latino enough for the brass. it's the same thing. justify her existence and her salary by saying there's no caribbean food. >> how is the conversation -- actually, there's not enough stereotypes in this movie. a few years ago we had this conversation about a black aerial. yeah, we can have a black ariel. why not? this lady would say that ariel doesn't eat enough black food. we can't do it. that's not offensive? i don't understand. >> greg: none of us can say -- none of us here can say what she gets to say because she's saying like if she were in charge of james bond and she saw idris elba was drinking martinis, that's not what a -- well, i can't say that. but she would. shed go oh, that's not what

haciendo la demostraciÓn ante el veredicto en el caso de george floyd sin embargo, hay un par de personas justamente aquÍ a mi lado su nombre es mari cruz lÓpeznto? >>> estamos para celebrar la victoria del movimiento para justicia para george floyd que no parÓ de marchar todo el verano el aÑo pasado todo el aÑo pasado para justicia para george floyd y ahora tenemos esta victoria que condenaron que han un encontrado culpable a la policÍa asesino y ahora vamos a seguir marchando y seguir demandando que le den la condena mÁs grave para dereck s. y seguir marchando >>> mari cruz esperaban mÁs participaciÓn por quÉ no hay mÁs personas ahora con ustedes? >>> creo que las personas estÁn celebrando de cualquier manera que puedan en privado o en cualquier manera que sea. >> todas las personas que han sido vÍctima de la brutalidad policial y tambiÉn marchar para liberar a los niÑos de la jaula porque es movimiento de afroamericanos latinos inmigrantes con y sin papeles todos luchando juntos y el liderazgos de los jÓvenes y las comunidades que han salido para votar a trump para afuera continuarÁ y es lo que necesitamos ahora >>> muchas gracias y ven un

george floyd. millones de personas siguen afirmando que no piensan vacunarse. andrÉs lÓpezr una visa para trabajadoras del campo. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. con fÉlix. fÉlix: la ola de manifestaciones, —— >> disturbios y saqueos. tras la muerte de unapersona a manos de la policÍa. enfrentamientos en brooklyn por la muerte de wright, y presencia policial masiva en chicago ante las maifestaciones contra la muerte de toledano. el ambiente en las calles de muchas ciudades extenso. y la policÍa se pre para para lo que pueda pasar tras el veredicto al acusado de causar la muerte de floyd. en esa ciudad ya hay movilizaciones. es un momento muy difÍcil, dijo la congresista demÓcrata que participo en una. salinas tambiÉn de la policÍa estatal de maryland y tuvo experiencia directa en manifestaciones y disturbios. afirma que en estos momentos los distintos departamentos de policÍa esperan lo mejor. pero sin duda se preparan para lo peor. >> la policÍa prepara su plan de contingencia donde suspenden los dÍas libres para

culpable al exoficial derek chauvin de la muerte de george floyd, decenas de personas salieron a las calles de san josÉ a celebrar el veredicto, johana lÓpeze estas ceremonias ¿cuÁl es el sentir de la gente? cuÉntanos. >> buenas noches, cÉsar, hoy fue un dÍa de esperanza para familias de jÓvenes que han muerto a manos de la policÍa en san josÉ, hablÉ con dos madres hispanas que perdieron a sus hijos de esta manera. (hablan en inglÉs). hoy fue un dÍa que trajo muchas emociones para algunos. tenÍa mucha ansiedad, sabÍamos que algo tenÍa que pasar, lo iban a encontrar culpable o no, asÍ nos dice esta persona de la organizaciÓn. expresÓ que solo querÍa justicia. no es que estÉ contento, saltando de alegrÍa, esto era lo que tenÍa que pasar, esto es lo que tiene que pasar con los asesinos. trajo esperanza a esta madre que perdiÓ a su hijo anthony nuÑez de 18 aÑos en julio de 2016, a manos de la policÍa de san josÉ. >> perdimos a nuestro hijo tambiÉn, anthony merece justicia. >> sandy sÁnchez nos cuenta que su hijo estaba sufriendo una crisis mental cuando fue baleado. >> levantÓ una pistola y se dio un tiro en la cabeza, su primo lo encontrÓ, ll

criminally liable for killing george floyd, because we believe that could be a precedence of finally making america live up to its promise of liberty and justice for all. >> elwyn lopez joins us now from minneapolis. what do we know about how soon the jury could begin deliberating? >> reporter: the decision will soon be in the jury's hands. they will be sequestered after closing arguments monday. the judge talking about how much they should pack for that, plan for long, and hope for short. linsey? >> elwyn, thank you. i'll join david muir as he leads live coverage beginning tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern, right here on abc. >>> the nation is also reeling from the deadly rampage in indiana. part of an epidemic of mass shootings. just overnight, three people killed and two injured in kenosha, wisconsin. and in columbus, ohio, one person was killed, five wounded, at a vigil for a murder victim. tonight, we're learning more about the suspected shooter in indianapolis. police say he legally purchased the two assault rifles used in the attack after he had been interviewed by the fbi and had another gun seized. his own mother flagging him to authorities. will carr j

lopez for us, thank you. >>> we move now to the trial of derek chauvin set to enter week two. the former minneapolis police officer accused of killing georgeyd. his death setting off a summer of protests calling for racial justice across the u.s. and around the world. abc's reena roy is in minneapolis with a look at the prosecution's next moves. reena, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. if week two is anything like we one, we can expt be pretty explove prosecutors have not released much detail about what their strategy will be moving forward, but here is what we do know. starting tomorrow, the state will continue calling witnesses to the stand, including the minneapolis police chief. he has condemned derek chauvin's actions in the past and will likely testify against him just like we saw friday when the ssy. he called the move deadly and said officers are not trained to do that. floyd's girlfriend also took the stand, opening up about their opioid addiction. the defense is trying to prove floyd's drug use and heart issues led to his death rather than chauvin himself. they are expected to call multiple medical experts to the sta

. >> reporter: christy lopez led the doj investigation into the ferguson police department after the deadly shooting of michael brown in 2014. >> incidents like george floyd's killing and officers like derek chauvin don't exist in a vacuum. they are allowed to persist because the culture supports that or allows that. >> reporter: pattern or practice investigations of police departments were largely put on hold during the trump administration. they conducted just one compared to the 25 during the two terms of the obama administration. >> it makes me very, very happy -- >> reporter: george floyd's younger sister bridgett hopes meaningful police reform will be part of her brother's legacy. >> we know that we will never get him back. that's the sad part about it. but we have rejoiced in the end because things are going to be put in position to change. >> reporter: this federal pattern or practice investigation could take a year or longer to complete. meanwhile, there is renewed pressure on lawmakers around the country to come to a deal on police reform after chauvin's conviction. tony? >> jeff, thank you very much. >>> the prosecution team that led the