owner to allow graffiti to remain on private property. it allows public works to issue a notice of violation to a business or property owner ordering removal of graffiti, with fines and possibilities if the own fails to comply with a short timeline. at this time, when small businesses are struggling to stay afloat during shutdowns, to adjust to quickly shifting guidelines and practices and to creatively promote new ways of doing business in outdoor spaces, in demoralizing for the city to force merchants to clean up after vandals or to face fees or penalties. my staff and i hear from small businesses all of the time, as i'm sure you all do as well. they are struggling to hold on, they are tired and they are stressed. and just when we should be offering help, giving them hope, they're handed a notice or a ticket. first their shops are vandalized, and then the city comes along and cites them. i want to share a couple of examples with you, although i know you all know these stories very, very well. elizabeth vasquÉ, who owns a mexican grill,

graffiti art had to mature, and so we're seeing, you know, that graffiti going into the galleries in the 1980's has now spilled back out onto the streets and the streets are now the gallery. andy: it used to be illegal to paint anything on anything, really, that's public. and suddenly our mayor commissions somebody to paint "black lives matter" on a street that otherwise would have gotten you arrested.: ere are many oth cities that picked up on that, on that act and brought it into their own cities. andy: my hope is that with all this new administration, street art will continue to thrive. we are all in need of healing, and artists are going to be the ones that are going to take us there. >> still ahead on "matter of fact" -- >> you don't want to think of yourself of part of the city's poor, but nevertheless, you need food. >> he's helping others eat while he's one of the 42 million americans struggling to put food on his own table. but first -- apple trees are suddenly dying and scientists don't know why. now, the government's stepping in to help root out a culprit. covid has made c

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owner to allow graffiti to remain on private property. it allows public works to issue a notice of violation to a business or property owner ordering removal of graffiti, with fines and possibilities if the own fails to comply with a short timeline. at this time, when small businesses are struggling to stay afloat during shutdowns, to adjust to quickly shifting guidelines and practices and to creatively promote new ways of doing business in outdoor spaces, in demoralizing for the city to force merchants to clean up after vandals or to face fees or penalties. my staff and i hear from small businesses all of the time, as i'm sure you all do as well. they are struggling to hold on, they are tired and they are stressed. and just when we should be offering help, giving them hope, they're handed a notice or a ticket. first their shops are vandalized, and then the city comes along and cites them. i want to share a couple of examples with you, although i know you all know these stories very, very well. elizabeth vasquÉ, who owns a mexican grill,

this worker is painting over graffiti. that said. >> and tipo was here.se i talked to downtown say this is the wrong way for protesters to get their message across its thankful because the buildings have nothing to do with it. that's not the way to manage this. >> anger towards demonstrating its fine. but. destroying buildings is not. police say one person was arrested last night after the fact during a vehicle stop. >> for an outstanding warrant at this time. they cannot confirm that person was involved in this civil unrest. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> south bay now san jose police have arrested a homicide suspect after an hours long standoff last night. the incident happened in the area of north 4th street police say the suspect was barricaded. so they had to evacuate all the homes in the area. they also shut down in both directions up from east heading street to east younger street. the suspect later was taken to the hospital for a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the scene was the same area where police found a man suffering life threatening injuries f

owner to allow graffiti to remain on private property. it allows public works to issue a notice of violation to a business or property owner ordering removal of graffiti, with fines and possibilities if the own fails to comply with a short timeline. at this time, when small businesses are struggling to stay afloat during shutdowns, to adjust to quickly shifting guidelines and practices and to creatively promote new ways of doing business in outdoor spaces, in demoralizing for the city to force merchants to clean up after vandals or to face fees or penalties. my staff and i hear from small businesses all of the time, as i'm sure you all do as well. they are struggling to hold on, they are tired and they are stressed. and just when we should be offering help, giving them hope, they're handed a notice or a ticket. first their shops are vandalized, and then the city comes along and cites them. i want to share a couple of examples with you, although i know you all know these stories very, very well. elizabeth vasquÉ, who owns a mexican grill,

this worker is painting over graffiti. that said and tipo was here. >> those i talked to downtown say this is the wrong way for protesters to get their message across. i consider myself minority a mexican. but i wouldn't. you know, go around spray painting things to get have my opinion heard. >> go up and but a politician in, hey, what's going on, man to talk to face to face, but i would not penalize police say one person was arrested last night after the fact during a vehicle stop. >> for an outstanding warrant at this time. they cannot confirm that person was involved in this civil unrest. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> a big story in the north bay. the windsor town council has voted to remove mayor dominic foppoli. the mayor's accused of sexually assaulting 6 women. one of whom is a current councilwoman kron 4, sarah stinson reports for poli is maintaining his innocence. >> i have my head held high because i know deep in my heart that have done nothing criminally wrong and will eventually be cleared. i'm not without faul

mostly it anti-police graffiti. this happened in walnut creek and it included walnut creek city hall kron four's maureen kelly shows us the damage and has reaction from police. >> spray painted over the city hall signed the words pigs murder. many of the examples of last night's unrest target. police and referenced the simmering anger over officer involved shootings across the nation. the name of the young man killed by police in minnesota. dante right. the scrolled on one building. others say kill cops as officers here want to quickly take pride in our city. we take pride in the service we provide or community. >> and to the graffiti through our downtown area. is vulgar towards us. this is no not a great feeling. police say this is done by a crowd of 20 to 25 people wearing all black. their faces covered. >> the march down the center of the main corridors of the business district starting around 09:00pm. >> you can see it in action in this surveillance video is sum breakaway to spray paint the cost of the destructi

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. >> is it graffiti of the pilgrims, or rather something else?he centuries' old question, archaeologists used new digital techniques. >> applied these various filters in order to try and pull out as much as possible information about the object itself. >> reporter: after years of comparing and contrasting the crosses, experts dated the markings back to the 15th century. >> look at it. it's precise. it's accurate. it has very certain depths. >> reporter: the research revealed it wasn't graffiti but the work of medieval masons. >> you pay something to this special artist, and he carved for you, for the benefit of your soul and your relative souls, he carved for you a special cross. >> reporter: leaving a lasting mark using christianity's most sacred symbol. ian lee, cbs news. >>> well coming up on "cbs this morning," hunter biden, president biden's youngest son, is opening up about his revealing new memoir. we'll have a preview of his emotional conversations with cbs news. >>> plus, only on "cbs this morning," minneapolis city council member jeremi

precise, it's accurate, it's very certain depths. >> reporter: their research revealed it wasn't graffitik of medieval masons. >> you pay something to this special artist and he carved for you for the benefit of your soul and your relatives' souls, he carved for you a special cross. >> reporter: leaving a lasting mark, using christian's most sacred symbol. ian lee, cbs news. >> duncan: the pandemic has proven you can get just about anything delivered, but some things have a special meaning, especially when they look like this. that's next. >> duncan: finally tonight, the pandemic has led to a surge in pet adoptions. cbs' kris van cleave shows us how one rather unique business is booming. >> we're waiting for you. we're at the bottom of the escalator. >> reporter: kristen fallon and her kids are at new york's escalator. >> reporter: laguardia airport to meet the newest member of their family, rex, a mini-bernadoodle puppy. >> hi, here's your new baby! oh, he's so tiny! >> reporter: but getting tiny rex to the big apple was a pandemic problem. >> our breeder's in colorado so we couldn't exa

mostly anti police graffiti. you can see some of the phrases that we use here. reference in the anger over recent police shootings. police say this was done by a crowd of about 2 dozen people wearing all black. >> officers here want to quickly take pride in our study. we take pride in the service. we provide our community and to the graffiti through our downtown area. is booker towards us. this is not it's not a great feeling. >> the cause is estimated to run in the 10's of thousands of dollars there. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news a population plummeted by as much as 80% local efforts to save a special species of turtle from extinction. >> fans of dine and dish can rejoice the kron 4 favorites coming back with on episodes. a tasty local restaurants beast rose and food trucks from force. vicki liviakis has a look and like a lot of us, she's only too happy to get out of the kitchen. >> eating at home is nice and all. but every day. >> things are changing and the good news is that guy. this is back in business. >> so you're in the mood for home cooking

the graffiti sprayers belong to a student group that has been embroiled in arguments with kinsler for years the same group also posted a photo of him on social media channels. islam ist groups then shared it making kinsler a target. criticize islamic fundamentalism which is aggressive and violent and during the past 50 years these movements of also being able to become more influential around the world is of course. was this an issue that affects immigrants to as they are also the victims of islamist propaganda. at even higher risk of being targeted it's philosophy teacher didn't man who lives in paris for security reasons the police refused to let us meet him at his home instead this interview was conducted in a different apartment in an open letter the man had called on friends his teachers to oppose radical islam which in his view is growing more influential in schools. and this is when the priest. they've taken over the young people's lives. just a few weeks ago i went back to my school to pick up my things and i saw a 6 or 7 year old girl wearing a veil which is not a religious t

the graffiti sprayers belong to a student group that has been embroiled in arguments with kinsler for years the same group also posted a photo of him on social media channels. islam missed groups then shared it making kinsler a target recruiting islamic fundamentalism which is aggressive and violent and during the past 50 years these movements of also being able to become more influential around the world is of course on. was this an issue that affects immigrants to as they are also the victims of islamist propaganda. even higher risk of being targeted it's philosophy teacher did you man who lives in paris for security reasons the police refused to let us meet him at his home instead this interview was conducted in a different apartment in an open letter the man had called on france's teachers to oppose radical islam which in his view is growing more influential in schools. and this is where. they've taken over the young people's lives. just a few weeks ago i went back to my school to pick up my things and i saw a 6 or 7 year old girl wearing a veil which is not a religious thing. it'

were talking about the aca be, all cops are the b word, not going to say it and talk about that graffiti which is everywhere across minneapolis in this particular area, was on one of the shields you were referencing so true to form they are painting with a broad brush every police officer who ever put his or her life on the line, put on the uniform because they love the community and want the community to be safe this is how much these so-called protesters care about the people of minneapolis and minneapolis, they don't care about them, what we are seeing tonight is devastation of the community that has already been heard anonymously. do you get a sense that people are dispersing or are they just standing there ground. >> some of them are dispersing in this back-and-forth kind of gang. you can see in the shop the same group of people standing in front of police headquarters dealing with the umbrellas doing the same with the umbrellas, hoping an umbrella would do effective work against the less than lethal weaponry they are ready to deploy. as we are backing up away from police headquarte

on the polish center it really nasty graffiti against the pools who flew over the r.a.f.in the 2nd world war you know people's memories are incredibly short incredibly short people from south asia fought in the 1st world war and the 2nd world war you know you still have gone curse you know from the above who are part of the british army yet this whole thing of you know. everybody was put you know in the same bracket and the hatred and islamophobia that was really deeply troubling we were actually giving out food during the breaks the debate after the break that we had supper club you know series of supper clubs where you know we had our you know cuisine polish cuisine even had you know irish british cuisine because we're all together there we celebrated the fact that especially in london this is a city of migrants the when you look around here in these beautiful buildings these are modern but the base of these burnings is the blood of by people the wealth of this country was built on colonialism on exploitation on slavery this is something that is not taught in schools an

this worker is painting over graffiti. that said. >> and tipo was here.hose i talked to downtown say this is the wrong way for protesters to get their message across its thankful because the buildings have nothing to do with it. that's not the way to manage this. >> anger towards demonstrating its fine. but. destroying buildings is not. police say one person was arrested last night after the fact during a vehicle stop. >> for an outstanding warrant at this time. they cannot confirm that person was involved in this civil unrest. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> there are new details out of contra, costa county after police say a drunk driver caused a fatal crash charges have been filed against 25 year-old christian vargas. police say he was driving under the influence monday. he hit another car near john henry park that's near west leland road and pittsburgh. 3 young children were thrown from the other car. the driver and a 7 year-old passenger were killed. vargas was on probation at the time for an earlier dui conviction. he's facing charges including 2 coun

this worker is painting over graffiti. that said. >> and tipo was here.hose i talked to downtown say this is the wrong way for protesters to get their message across its thankful because the buildings have nothing to do with it. that's not the way to manage this. >> anger towards that. demonstrating its fine. but. destroying buildings is not. >> now police say one person was arrested after the fact during a vehicle stop arrested for an outstanding warrant at this point. they cannot confirm that that person was actually part of this unrest reporting from walnut creek on morning. kelly kron 4 news, thank you so much. marine. >> now law enforcement agencies in the east. bay are teaming up to get criminals off the streets. kron four's charles clifford has details on the joint operation announcement that was made today. >> as part of what's being called operation winstar antioch police in oakland police with the help of dozens of other law enforcement agencies have made more than 50 arrests related to recent gang-related violence across the bay area and the st

it was mostly anti-police graffiti kron four's maureen kelly takes a look. >> most of the graffiti hasmples behind me right now blm obviously standing for black lives matter. the other is an acronym. that is a slur against police using a word i can't say on tv in fact, most of the vandalism targeted police spray painted over the city hall signed the words pigs murder. many of the examples of last night's unrest reference. the simmering anger over officer involved shootings across the nation. >> the name of the young man killed by police in minnesota. dante right. the scrolled on one building. others say kill cops. police say this is done by a crowd of 20 to 25 people wearing all black. their faces covered the march down the center of the main corridors of the business district starting around 09:00pm. you can see it in action in this surveillance video is sum breakaway to spray paint the cost of the destruction is estimated to run in the thousands, possibly 10's of thousands of dollars. many banks were also hit, but so were several small businesses. an investigation is underway. we her

police say this was done by a crowd of about 2 dozen people wearing all black the graffiti. we're talking about banks, small businesses. even city hall were targeted. the cost to fix all of this is estimated to run in the 10's of thousands of dollars officers here. want to quickly take pride in our study. we take pride in the service. we provide our community. >> and to the graffiti through our downtown area. is voter towards us. this is not not a great feeling. >> police say they did make one arrest last night. they say it was during a traffic stop and for an outstanding warrant on that suspect. they have not confirmed if that person was actually part of the vandalism. >> california power regulators. they're stepping up oversight of pg and after finding the utility neglected maintenance on an electrical grid and that great ignited a series of deadly wildfires across northern california it force periodic blackouts affecting millions of people pg and e has been accused of not doing enough to reduce the risk posed by both crumbling equipment and the fact that overgrown trees w

you can talk about the acab spray graffiti. got a couple of the flash bangs, a lot of smoke. probably some gas in it and a lot of bottles going over the crowd at the police officers. >> laura: you talked about the acab, all cops are the b word. i'm not going to say it. we just talked about that graffiti which is everywhere across minneapolis. this particular area. it was just on one of the shields that you referenced. true to form, they're completely painting with a broad brush every police officer that ever put his or her life on the line, put on the uniform because they love the community and want the community to be safe. this is how much these so-called protesters care about the people of minneapolis and minneapolis suburbs. they don't care one bit about them. i'm sorry. what we're seeing tonight is a devastation of a community that has already been hurt enormously. mike, you get a sense that people are disbursing or just standing their ground? >> some of them are disbursing. for some it's a back and forth game. i think you can see in the shot right now, you have the same

and daubing a nazi torch on a graffiti trip to swindon. graffiti ben hannam sprayed on that trip are still visible in swindon to this day. when he did it he was still an active member of a banned neo—nazi terrorist organisation. within weeks of doing it, he was applying to join london's metropolitan police. the propaganda video from the trip was uploaded just days before he put in his application. it took two years for the police to realise they had a nazi in the ranks, and to raid his home to seize phones and computers. just point them out, don't touch them. that's fine. that phone, this apple watch... they had only unearthed him because the membership of a neo—nazi internet forum had been leaked. on his bedroom wall he still had a picture of a german soldier from world war ii. this is a unique case, and never before has a serving police officer been prosecuted for being a member of a terrorist group. when we identified the person we were looking at was a police officer, it was of course a shock but we then moved very quickly to arrest be

pupil one teacher one classroom him marriot see a letter teaches every subject whether it's joe graffiti music or math she'd love to have more people but so far no more families have been persuaded to move to the island. yet why men want to get the cube or papa because i would love to have some fellow teachers also an active part of the situation has brought us together. and i've always been able to offer christo some variety. we've visited other schools. and going to the movies in theaters on other island we have to keep on oscar see but. for now christoph is still spending his breaks along. next summer he'll move on to a new school and if no new people show up only school will have to close. there's little work available on the island handful of people live from fishing and farming like crystal says parents who don't want to speak on camera and a few live from tourism like those who work at the island's 2 temples so long time residents are skeptical whether the school can remain open or. in my childhood there were almost 20 who pulls equally you know weren't more families but each fami

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he said, i think you're really talented and i really loved american graffiti, and what else do you haveularly enjoyed hearing from director ridley scott, who explains how laddie helped make alien, blade runner and thelma and louise a reality. many women in the industry also explain how he gave them a chance when other studios wouldn't. at one point, he's described as gender blind. why do all roles have to be made for men? laddie himself appears much less comfortable talking about his career, perhaps unaccustomed to being in the spotlight, and, maybe inevitably, certain areas are skimmed over by his director daughter. at times, this feels like a premature eulogy, but it's still a tribute to an impressive career, loaded with film trivia and reminders of classics you'll want to rewatch immediately. it is on digitalfrom monday the 26th of april. now to a music doc, and the brilliantly named sisters with transistors. technology is a tremendous liberator. it blows up power structures. women were naturally drawn to electronic music. you didn't have to be accepted by any of the male dominated r

it all started when a graffiti on a university wall accused him and a colleague of being islamophobia. isn't it crazy the fact that it's easy for them to do this some of i didn't even look at myself when it happened i was flabbergasted and all the more because no one was willing to defend me that is the 1st accuse you and the fruit of the islamists. the graffiti sprayers belong to a student group that has been embroiled in arguments with kinsler for years the same group also posted a photo of him on social media channels. islam missed groups then shared it making kinsler a target recruiting islamic fundamentalism which is aggressive and violent and during the past 50 years these movements of also being able to become more influential around the world is of course. it's an issue that affects immigrants to as they are also the victims of islamist propaganda. even higher risk of being targeted it's philosophy teacher did man who lives in paris for security reasons the police refused to let us meet him at his home instead this interview was conducted in a different apartment in an open le

it all started when a graffiti on a university wall accused him and a colleague of being islamophobia. isn't it crazy the fact that it's easy for them to do this some of i didn't even myself when it happened i was flabbergasted and all the more because no one was willing to defend me. firstly accuse you and the fruit of the islamists. the graffiti sprayers belong to a student group that has been embroiled in arguments with kinsler for years the same group also posted a photo of him on social media channels. islam has groups then shared it making kinsler a target. criticize islamic fundamentalism which is aggressive and violent and during the past 50 years these movements of also being able to become more influential around the world is of course on. was this an issue that affects immigrants to as they are also the victims of islamist propaganda. even higher risk of being targeted it's philosophy teacher did a lot man who lives in paris for security reasons the police refused to let us meet him at his home instead this interview was conducted in a different apartment in an open letter

the graffiti sprayers belong to a student group that has been employed in argument with kinsler for years the same group also posted a photo of him on social media channels. islam missed groups then shared it making kinsler a target. criticize islamic fundamentalism which is aggressive and violent and during the past 50 years these movements of also being able to become more influential around the world is of course on. was this an issue that affects immigrants to as they are also the victims of islamist propaganda. at even higher risk of being targeted is philosophy teacher diddy a lot man who lives in paris for security reasons the police refused to let us meet him at his home instead this interview was conducted in a different apartment in an open letter the man had called on france's teachers to oppose radical islam which in his view is growing more influential in schools. and this is when the priests you know they've taken the young people's lives. just a few weeks ago i went back to my school to pick up my things and i saw a 6 or 7 year old girl wearing a very which is not a religio

. >> she sends precedent in a 2018 case for a graffiti artist, where graffiti was featured. for the artist and said the developer had to pay them $7 million for destroying their work or just because you own something doesn't mean you get to change it. shannon: we would love to hear what you think at home. does this artists control after she sold it or buy it back then? we will see. you can tweet us at fox news at night. robert and alex, have a wonderful weekend. a second passover and easter in the midst of the pandemic. they are going back to worship in person. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they exp

. >> new york graffiti artist is one of them. >> i don't think of myself as a sports person. >> okay.howed us her card designs featuring new york baseball legends, don mattingly, doc gooden, tom seaver, and the soon to be released thurman munson. >> i picked people from new york because that's my reference point, that were heroes to my friends, to my dad, to my uncle, favorite player, my sister's favorite player. but i feel like i'm really becoming a baseball fan through this project. >> really? >> yeah. >> just because of being involved with the cards? >> just because of the cards. >> this week, topps also entered the nft market with limited edition digital cards tracked and authenticated with block chain technology. but laraschi says tops' focus remains the same. >> trading cards in their essence, it's a connection. you're a player to a moment. it's like a marker on a timeline. >> that doesn't go away no matter what virtual world we create for us now. >> that never goes away. as long as there's an image, whether digital or whether it's physical, it doesn't go away. >> all because th

care of anything from pipes on the roof to maintaining the walls and beautifying the bathrooms and graffitial. the work i do for myself is different because i'm not actually a painter. i'm a painting contractor which is a little different. during the construction boom in the late 80s i started doing new construction and then when i moved to san francisco, i went to san francisco state and became fascinated with the architecture and got my contractor's licence and started painting victorians and kind of gravitated towards them. my first project that i did was a 92 room here in the mission. it was the first sro. i'm proud of that and it was challenging because it was occupied and i got interior and exterior and i thought it would take about six weeks to do it and it took me a whole year. >> nita makes the city more beautiful and one of the things that makes her such a great contractor, she has a magical touch around looking at a project and bringing it to its fullest fruition. sometimes her ideas to me might seem a little whacky. i might be like that is a little crazy. but if you just let her

we do graffiti clean up.pete: so you tax yourself to protect yourself and that's still not enough on top of what the city should already be doing. >> correct. >> >> here's a statement from the seattle mayor. we asked for a statement. they got back to us. they said we will support those people who protest peacefully but the people who just come bent on destruction and committing crime, we won't condone that at all. do you feel like it's basically being condoned? are you seeing anything being done about it? >> so, we actually have been not really subject to a lot of that. that's the downtown but, no, they may not condone it but they don't could anything. the stories in the paper here is, you know, whether they are protesters or just vandals or the graffiti artists. they often don't get caught and if they do, they are out the next day and they are out doing it again. i mean, you know, everybody in the neighborhood is tagged, you know, multiple times a week. so somebody is doing it and no one is looking. and then

de vandalismo luego de protestas, veamos algunos edificios en la calle 8, fueron vandalizados con graffitisconsidero que hasta cierto punto tienen razÓn. >>> rodrigo blanco que vive en el sector estÁ de acuerdo con las marchas. >>> porque la policÍa, se excede en detener a la gente con tanta fuerza. >>> usar arma letal para un jovencito, verdad que si ya habÍa tirado el arma, verdad, no tenÍa por quÉ matarlo. >>> personas como antonio pÉrez dice que tambiÉn hay que mirar el otro lado de la moneda. >>> quisiera que algo algÚn de los manifestantes se pusiera el uniforme de ellos, y ver que cÓmo a actÚa rÍan ellos al verse en una situaciÓn de peligro. >>> aunque difieren en algunos puntos, ambos seÑalan que no se deberÍa vandalizar la propiedad privada ni pÚblica. una cosa manifestarse pacÍficamente y otra agredir a personas, negocios eso estÁ mal. >>> rompen vidrios y no tienen por quÉ. >>> yo considero que la manifestaciones debe ser pacÍfica. >>> la policÍa de denver dijo que investigan los incidentes de vandalismo, a este punto no se ha hecho a arrestos. la policÍa tambiÉn dijo, que estÁn

the protestors spray-painted 18 police graffiti and the name dante wright was left in several locations. >>> the mayor of chicago called for calm after a police body cam video was released late today. it shows 13-year-old adam toledo being shot during a foot chase last month. protestors took to the streets to condemn the shooting. the video is difficult to watch. >> reporter: you're about to witness a tragedy unfold in the blink of an eye. chicago police respond to reports of shots fired. >> i heard gunshots. >> how many did you hear? >> a lot. more than five. >> reporter: an officer arrived at the scene. body camera rolling. he faces to an'lly in hot pursuit. shoving the second suspect aside during the chase. then suddenly a conconfrontation. the officer yelling to see the suspect's hands. the suspect stopping and turning quickly. the officer fires his shot. the officer begins cpr but it's too late. the confusion is over, we learn the suspect is only 13 years old. his name is adam toledo. the officer said the boy had a gun in his hand. you can see a handgun a few feet away from the you

there is an 2018 case where the purchaser museum where the graffiti was feature.y $7 million for destroying their work. just because you own something, doesn't mean you get to change it. >> shannon: robert and alex have made their arguments, we would love to hear what you think at home, does this artist still control what happens to the work after she sells it, whereas robert says, should she just buy it back? we will see, and let you know how this turns out. you can tweet us with the hashtag #nightcourt. think about, have a wonderful weekend. a second passover and easter in the midst of the pandemic has many worshipers say, this time, this year, they are going back to worshiping in person. we will investigate, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: following more than a year of closures due to the coronavirus pandemic, houses of worship are celebrating this easter and passover season with a gradual return to in person services. chief religion correspondent lauren green chose estimates. >> good evening shannon, as you know, easter is the cornerstone of christianity. its meanin