david, in los angeles, thank you. ijust wa nt to los angeles, thank you. these pictures we have been looking at in washington, dc. that is a group of people gathered not far at all from the white house. we saw pictures earlier this weekend off people right up against the gates. we can see some kind of gas, we don't know if it is teargas, of in the background. we have seen police officers in riot gear. a real confrontation going on not far from the white house in washington, dc. josie huang is a correspondent for kpcc national public radio and the laist news website. shejoins us in los angeles. thank you for your time. there isa thank you for your time. there is a curfew in los angeles right now. what is your sense of the protests out there and what people are doing? we have heard that some of the protests have died down because the cu rfew was have died down because the curfew was announced for los angeles county, so that covers los angeles, which had a less stringent curfew yesterday, and all the other cities in the county. so because of this cu rfew, a p

this is a movie bulletin from los angeles. you will note that there is a mexican night every wednesday, a colored night every thursday. this was commonplace. so in this context with the demand of the wartime economy, with segregation and ongoing battles for civil rights and the many contradictions all of that evoked, the zoot suit garnered its meaning. it wasn't just these larger economic and political developments, but there are ways in which young folk, young black and brown folk in particular, are caught up in this moment. here is where i would urge you to think about something called the racialization of juvenile delinquency. it is not uncommon during war time for concerns about juvenile delinquency to skyrocket. it is logical, in fact. if we need young people to fight wars, they should be in the armed forces, in the army, the navy. if they're not in the army or navy, then they should be employed in war industry, as we've talked about already. if they're not doing one of those two things there is this concern that they are

joining us now from los angeles is journalist k.j. matthews a k j it's good to see you again we just heard in that report that people have turned out in the 10s of thousands for the black lives matter of protest in the nation's capital what about los angeles. well last year it was it had its own protests here as well there was one downtown los angeles there was one in hollywood there were a few other protests in so rounding counties around los angeles county there were is many people as you would see in washington d.c. in new york and even places like atlanta and philadelphia 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'

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downtown los angeles. that's where nbc news' jacob soboroff has been following protesters for hours. jacob, you are just returning to all of this from maternity leave. congratulations first of all. it's good to have you back. >> reporter: thank you, my friend. >> the last time we saw you, there was no pandemic, and there were no protests. the world has changed for you in los angeles. tell us what you're seeing out there tonight. >> reporter: you know, actually, ali, it's a very different scene than we saw just two weeks ago. if you look here, this is city hall, downtown los angeles. a much more festive atmosphere than we've seen even over the course of the last couple days. on the steps of city hall where you see los angeles police department lined up across the entrance, it's almost like an open mic. we hear speakers call for

desde los Ángeles, stephanie bradford, noticias univisiÓn 34. ayudar a nuestra comunidad para cuando estemos juntos de nuevo. ahora es el momento de responder al censo del 2020. minutos de tu tiempo influyen para beneficios como hospitales, escuelas y servicios de emergencia. llena el censo hoy para tener un mejor mañana. dale forma a nuestro futuro. llena el censo hoy para tener un mejor mañana. ♪ leÓn: los centros para control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades han ido dando ciertas pautas para que el regreso la nueva normalidad sea lo mÁs normal posible. escuelas y negocios comienzan a hacer planes para ajustarse y prevenir contagios a medida que van abriendo de nuevo. gabriela hablÓ con una doctora puntos importantes que hay que tomar en cuenta. gabriela: el mensaje concreto es que el coronavirus sigue rondando en nuestras comunidades. vamos a hacer un enlace. como mÉdico ustedes tienen en las manos una guÍa de cÓmo deben ser las cosas, pero ¿a ustedes les preocupa realmente? ¿puede decir que ya estamos listos para regresar a las clases? >> eso dep

here, in los angeles, he popularized that choke hold. as a matter of fact, i have some information here. between 1975 and 1982, the los angeles police department, led by lapd darryl gates, chief darryl gates, killed 16 people using the choke hold. 12 of whom were black. and so here we are, talking about the choke hold. a different iteration of it with the knee. and so, no, we've not made a lot of progress. and now with the young people on the street, i think change is it in the air. >> let me ask you this because the choke hold is banned by a number of police departments. it's banned by the nypd but it still is what led to eric garner's death a few years ago. what do you think about -- do we need -- or does this country need to criminalize the use of a choke hold in order for police departments, those bans, to be effective? those bans to have teeth behind them. >> well, absolutely. we have banned it, here, in los angeles, and as you said, in a number of cities, et cetera. but, when they use it, they don't get any real criminal penalties

(mÚsica). >>> las denuncias de abuso infantil han disminuido en el condado de los Ángeles desde que comenzóurante la noche a las denuncias de abuso infantil. >>> estaba difícil y ahora con este virus nada más de 6 un poco complicado. >>> la pandemia ha dificultado las investigaciones de abuso infantil dijo en una reciente denuncia de un familiar a la que respondió en la estación de de policías. >>> difícil se trata de niños abusados sexualmente. >>> las llamadas del condado angelino han disminuido prácticamente según estadísticas del departamento de niños y familias en febrero de este año se registraron más de 18,000 denuncias en abril la cifra colapso a poco más de 10,000 se le atribuye el cierre de las escuelas por la pandemia. >>> en la comunidad, la escuela, la policía. >>> señala que antes de la pandemia registraron 262 denuncia de maestros y en marzo que cerraron las escuelas solo 23. no es lo mismo cuando interactúan con los niños. el temor es que el maltrato. (mÚsica) >>> obligando al agencia a volver a capacitar a los trabajadores. asegura que está dispuesto trabajar con la oficina

backing down in their demand for police reforms thousands of peaceful protesters are marching in los angeles as national guard troops pull out of the city on the weekend the mayor eric garcetti said he would seek millions of dollars in cuts to the city's police department they've been growing calls for police departments across the country to be reduced or eliminated but runnels joins us live now from los angeles rob so let's talk 1st about the protests thousands are still turning out on the streets but they seem pretty peaceful. that's right there in this crowd in hollywood that you see is estimated at over $20000.00 people probably one of the largest protests anywhere during this period of time all entirely peaceful so far as we know we have no reports of any arrests or any confrontations with police and as you mentioned the national guard is being withdrawn the mayor of los angeles eric garcetti says that the guardsmen will be out of l.a. as of tonight and while everything is very peaceful now it wasn't the case a few days ago when we are on the streets with this police firing the so-call

pasamos ahora los Ángeles donde tambiÉn continÚa la protesta por la muerte de george floyd y en contrano planeaban ordenar un toque de queda. juan carlos gonzÁlez estÁ vivo. parece que sirviÓ la presiÓn legal que presentó demandas para que se levantarÉ toque de queda. juan carlos: sÍ, así es. buenas noches. esta orden o mÁs bien esta falta de toque de queda se dio horas despuÉs de que la uniÓn de libertades civiles presentar una demanda en contra del condado de los Ángeles. hoy hubo mucha gente, no tanta, ser, pero las manifestaciones continuaron. la gente se ha venido a manifestar y a diferencia de los dÍas anteriores, ayer y hoy hemos visto que la gente se ha calmado bastante y obviamente que tambiÉn tiene mucho que ver la presentaciÓn de cargos contra los otros tres agentes de la policÍa, tambiÉn hay muchos mÁs agentes de diferentes corporaciones policiacas. son muchos los factores. en este momento todavÍa se ven algunos manifestantes que van y vienen, pero todo en completa calma. esta es la parte buena que se ha visto durante las manifestaciones. la gente se porta bien. el jefe de

this is in los angeles right now. jeff paul telling us earlier there is a very low crowd, few people milling around los angeles, seems very quiet tonight. people kind of sitting around, mulling around for there have been zero incidents all across los angeles save for a minor car incident down in orange county a little bit earlier today. up next, the question now becomes if you see these crowds around the country, should the dea, right, the drug enforcement administration, be able to surveillesurveil these protesters and gather theo pick out the bad apples? it's a question we will ask ne next. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under $16. and brand new cars for less than $900. dealdash.com offers hundreds of auctions every day. all auctions start at $0 and everything must go. and don't forget, we offer

automÓviles participaron en los cortejos fÚnebres, que transportaron cuatro ataÚdes hasta el centro de los Ángeles de george floyd y otras personas muertas a manos de la policÍa. >> aquÍ es donde se crea el sentido de decir lo que es justo y mÁs justo desde la niÑez. reportero: la concentraciÓn convocada por lÍderes y activistas buscÓ mantener la presiÓn por un cambio en el gato de la policÍa hacia la comunidad de raza negra. >> en nuestra comunidad latina tambiÉn hay negros. los latinos son parte de la comunidad.entonces, tenemos que trabajar juntos y estar en solidaridad. reportero: otra de las exigencias del movimiento es la de quitar millones de dÓlares de los presupuestos de la policÍa. >> y siempre lo han dicho, nada mÁs que a nuestras espaldas. pero ahora tenemos mÁs evidencia. en nombre de dios pedimos que ese dinero vaya para las escuelas y para otros programas. reportero: momentos de tensiÓn se vivieron cuando alguaciles de los Ángeles intentaron evitar que lÍderes religiosos cerraran las calles para realizar la simbÓlica ceremonia. >> no estÁn ejerciendo justicia cuando deberÍan estar e

the events of the past 3 nights of the and not just los angeles 40 u.s. cities really have had to impose rare nighttime curfews to deal with some of the violent unrest coming from the protests for the moment reynolds in los angeles thank you. and as we were saying these process started after the killing of a black man who died in police custody of a week ago well his brother has called for calm after his death sparked days of protests and riots across the u.s. demonstrators are demanding an end to police brutality towards black americans flowers and posters now cover the ground where george floyd was forced to lie for nearly 9 minutes gasping for breath while a police officer knelt on his neck so it's family say that will release the results of an independent autopsy later on monday after preliminary findings from an official report found underlying health issues contributed to george george floods that. go go go go go. go. go reform not over while in 00. 0. 001 of our on my arm from out on we are now from a market known or the world of. the border our ow

en los Ángeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta cÓmo se viviÓ este dÍa. e sus hijos tuvieron un mejor futuro. ellas tenÍan 10 y ocho aÑos de edad cuando sus padres la trajeron de mÉxico a estados unidos. >> lo importante es que llegamos aquÍ. que llegamos juntos y que seguimos aquÍ. juan carlos: su hija comprende esos sacrificios. >>es muy grande el sacrificio. dejÓ a su familia en su paÍs. juan carlos: la decisiÓn de la corte esta maÑana parece haber recompensado todo lo que han pasado. >> me despertÓ, nos abrazamos de la nociÓn... ya despuÉs cuando lo fuimos procesando, fueron las lÁgrimas y la emociÓn y "vÁmonos a la calle a festejar". juan carlos: no era para menos, se trata mÁs de una gran victoria , la decisiÓn que permite a las personas quedarse en el paÍs. >> claro que esto es un sueÑo hecho realidad, creo que para toda la familia, incluyendo mis papÁs . juan carlos: la seÑora carolina se arriesgÓ con su cuatro hijos. >> me sentÍ afortunada, inmediatamente empecÉ a hablar, ellos tienen una oportunidad para continuar sus trabajos y que logren sus su

earlier we learned the california national guard is leaving los angeles.t that many of these protests have been peaceful. we will bring you up—to—date with more information as we get it here on bbc news. hello there. the first week of summer has certainly brought a big change in the weather pattern. over the weekend, cool northerly winds, some rain, and a good deal of cloud around as well. interestingly, at loftus, in redcar in cleveland, there's been more rain in the last week than we've had during the whole of spring. the start of the new week, though, looks a lot drier. the winds won't be as strong either. that's because we've got this area of high pressure, or at least the nose of it heading towards the uk. may not last long, but for a while, it will keep those weather fronts at bay from the north—west of the uk. now, many places will have a dry day on monday, the sunshine coming and going. there'll still be a few light showers blown onto some of those north sea coasts. and during the afternoon, watch out for some heavy, slow—moving showers in wales an

you see it in los angeles.e starting to detain some of the protestors and move them off the street. in defiance of the curfew. so far, it looks peaceful. we have only seen a few people being detained by police officers. a majority of the protestors are there. kneeling or sitting. saying hands up don't shoot. peaceful protest or saying george floyd's name. many black men seeing themselves in george floyd. like actor and activist who shared this powerful message. >> george floyd looks like me. george floyd could be me. i could easily, easily, be that man on the on the good rowndally that could easily be me. >> i met you and your wife there. so what do you think when you see these protesters here? they're peaceful. they're in defiance of curfew but some of them are being arrested. what do you think? >> one thing i am -- first of all, i'm exhausted. i'm tired. i'm disappointed and i'm angry. and the reason i'm angry is because the fact that the three men who aided and abetted in the murder of george floyd are not i

n los Ángeles, las protestas terminan igual que en otras ciudades francisco cuevas nos cuenta lo quehes chl la manifestaciÓn mÁs numerosa en los Ángeles, a pror madamente 400 jÓvenes tomaron las calles de esta ciudad y muchos de ellos en estos momentos estÁn siendo arrestado han desobedecido la orden de irse a casa. muchos jÓvenes decidieron quedarse y ser arrestados. las pro autoridades dann mensaje claro que no se va a permitir la desobediencia civil. las autoridades nuevamente toman control de las calles de los Ángeles y esta es la imagen que e vive. muchos jÓvenes van a ser llevados al ken centro de los Ángeles y es la situaciÓn que se vive, julio. >>> bien francisco cuevas, gracias por este reporte >>> el gobernador de new york andrew cuomo, anunciÓ un toque de queda, a partir de las 11 de la noche, va a durar hasta las 11 de la maÑana. la gran manzana, no se escapÓ d las protestas, la violencia, la destrucciÓn. ahÍ estÁ rebeca smith ¿quÉ tal? rebeca >>> quÉ tal, julio. bien lo dices julio. el gobernador dijo que a partir de las 11 de la noche habÍa toque de queda y son pasadas

la suspensiÓn por el departamento de policÍa de los Ángeles sucede al mismo tiempo que se presenta unapleto esa tÁctica de agarra del cuello. >> en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. patricia: las minorÍas en estados unidos no solo han tenido que soportar el impacto econÓmico de la pandemia, tambiÉn se han convertido en el blanco de contagios y muertes por este virus. los latinos han sido la comunidad mÁs afectada. el coronavirus tambiÉn hace estragos en una prisiÓn. dulce castellanos nos cuenta mÁs. >> el coronavirus continÚa propagÁndose. el peor brote de la enfermedad en el sistema penitenciario del estado de california se registrÓ en la prisiÓn en el condado de riverside donde hace tres semanas habÍa cero casos, pero ahora se han infectado 993 reclusos. >> no hay manera de mantener distancia social dentro de las cÁrceles, no existen las medidas sanitarias para asegurar que las personas estÉn protegidas. >> una portavoz del departamento asegurÓ que el personal de atenciÓn mÉdica realiza mÚltiples rondas diariamente para identificar de inmediato a cualquier persona con sÍntomas nu

with more for us so so that is happening in los angeles rob in addition to largely peaceful protests and now a state of emergency so what is the latest and in the greater los angeles area well 1st the result i want to mention that the the church people who were struck by that police vehicle did not appear to be seriously injured so that's a good thing at the moment in downtown los angeles there are groups of people running through the streets unclear exactly what is going on with those groups of people earlier today there were more peaceful protests in santa monica and long beach these were marred unfortunately by looting incidents. even in broad daylight and continuing into the night now just a few moments ago mayor eric garcetti issued a new statement i'll just read it for you off my phone. the our city says to those who are hurting we here you to those who are smashing and vandalizing business buildings we see you and we will arrest you so there is certainly a very tense situation in the streets of los angeles and its surrounding cities and rachelle i did some google searching ear

reportero: 50 millones de dÓlares del fondo para las personas mÁs pobres de los Ángeles. amilias angelinas. por lo que se prevee que muchos mÁs solicitarán la asistencia a partir de la primera semana de julio. >> serÁ otorgado por loteria. no sabemos quiÉn realmente se beneficiarÁn. reportero: los pagos a los propietarios de las viviendas los trabajadores indocumentados que perdieron sus empleos por la pandemia califican para la ayuda. >> muchas familias que necesitamos. muchas cosas ahorita. por lo mismo que no trabajamos. autoridades del condado de los Ángeles tambiÉn estÁn buscando crear un programa para asistir a las personas a gar su renta. este con un presupuesto de 20 millones de dÓlares. en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. jorge: un juez no puede cuestionar la decisiÓn del departamento de justicia de abandonar el proceso en contra del ex asesor del presidente trump. debe desestimar el caso. esto decidiÓ una corte de apelaciones por dos votos contra uno. ilia: si las elecciones presidenciales fueran hoy demÓcrata biden le ganarÍa a trump. cuenta con 50 %, frent

and the chance downing by for us in los angeles today. can you give us the latest on the protests where you are. well brian we're an hour from midnight so pretty for far into the evening and what i understand right now the latest from seattle up north is that there is activity here in los angeles los angeles county it's been quieter than monday night on monday night we saw hundreds of arrests particularly in the hollywood area most of the arrests through violating the curfew not for looting although that continues again like the pattern we've seen over the past few days we seeing protests peaceful protests by day and when the sun goes down that's when we get the looting with police saying that some of it appears to be organized crime being involved in that. how are these ongoing demonstrations the 8th day now affecting the measures to contain the coronavirus and everyday life for the millions of people in l.a. county. there's several things going on right 1st of all across the united states and particularly in l.a. county in california th

we have been monitoring the protests happening in los angeles in atlanta that's los angeles on the left atlanta on the right. the city of atlanta has extended an evening curfew for the 4th straight a night to the mayor there ordering the first curfew saturday after a night of a vandalism and looting which got very serious you're looking as at a residential neighborhood. la and we're told that protesters at one point were and they may still be there near the home of the los angeles mayor mayor garcetti they've also ban in the hollywood. but again some of those protesters gathering outside home of the mayor and los angeles. continuing our coverage of protests in the bay area and the north bay today, a group of peaceful protesters gathered in moran city kron four's jason dumas has that story. >>protesters took to the streets of marine city to peacefully protest police brutality on tuesday afternoon here because of what happened to george floyd and all of them. and the hands of police so we want to and police brutality voicing of all he wanted to be her this money and this is my and so i th

aggressive to stand by for the latest from los angeles with france twenty four seventy six seventy. and america's notion nine thousands across the world have been protesting the unarmed black man's killing. from london to berlin rio de janeiro to vancouver protesters have been challenging i called breeze. with some flouting coronavirus social distancing rules. also coming up is how on a p program deadlyy tropical stm amanda hits el salvador guatemala in some flooded areas soldiers of working alongside emergency personnel to rescue people. others are top stories of the sound from the twenty five son of chante thank you so much for joining us this monday. now we start with the u. s. which is been witnessed debate peaceful protests and chaos at demonstrations from washington dc to los angeles in the past days this after the merger on on on on black. george floyd at the hands of police in minneapolis last week. national guard troops have since been deployed in fifteen states to quell the violence and hundreds of people have been arrested. especially since the weekend all of u u have bee

as well as los angeles and other major cities as well.opments in the coronavirus pandemic. the u.s. death toll is nearing 109,000 people. about 1,000 americans have died from coronavirus over the past 24 hours alone. i want to bring in dr. san jjay gupta. large crowds of protesters, many wearing masks, but there are concerns in los angeles about covid-19 spreading through some of these large crowds we are seeing. what do you think? >> it is a concern, there is no question about it. it is one of those things where the protests are important and people want to be out there, but there is the concern the virus is still out there. the idea it is outside is helpful, the idea people are wearing masks is helpful, but people congregating in large groups like there for periods longer than 15 minutes will increase the risk. we don't know how this will play out over the next few weeks. people who are exposed now may not get tested for two or three weeks. we hope there are not any super spreader events at these protests. people, when they go home, the

the los angeles police and other police departments here are able to. surround. subdue and arrest people it is a peaceful process and i think that you could say that these people are practicing civil disobedience. deliberately breaking the curfew and subjecting themselves to. rob i want to take us back viewers back to some of the earlier pictures that we were seeing of that standoff as it's been developing over the last few hours there were a whole load of protesters who basically lay down on the ground some on their knees hands up in the air and they were chanting peaceful protest peaceful protest as the police were approaching we saw that standoff is there the sense that you get that there is some kind of tacit agreement really between the police and the protesters that this is a show of civil disobedience but there is one thing to maintain order and it does look very orderly. it does appear to be very orderly i mean i cannot comment on what happened before i got here because i don't know what what it that was but yes the people here are chanting political slog

soy socorro cruz reportÁndole desde los ángeles. l joven llegÓ al lugar donde ocurriÓ el incidente y vestidos con los colores de la bandera del salvador y de su equipo favorito los angeles dodgers, estÁn pidiendo justicia. nos conectamos en este momento en vivo con el primo de andrÉs, fernando lÓpez. bienvenido a "ediciÓn digital". realmente lamentamos muchÍsimo que haya ocurrido todo esto. a esta hora estÁn investigando lo ocurrido y se dice que andrÉs disparÓ en contra de los oficiales. ustedes que lo conocen, ¿quÉ pudo haber ocurrido? fernando: lo Único que sÉ es que yo no creo que Él haya hecho eso. borja: me gustarÍa preguntarte. apareciÓ un arma cerca del cuerpo de tu primo. tÚ que lo conocÍas, ¿ tÚ sabes si Él portaba armas? fernando: no, Él no tenÍa armas en su casa. Él era una buena persona. carolina: justamente hablando de eso, hemos escuchado en las Últimas horas la conferencia de prensa. muchas de las familias dicen que era solamente un bebÉ. hÁblanos un poquito cerca de andrÉs. fernando: Él era una buena persona, me venÍ

estÁ a la vuelta de la normalidad la familia del joven andrÉs guardado oficiales del sheriff de los Ángelesrutalidad policial. >>> mi hijo era bueno no malo >>> tras la muerte de su hijo e menor a manos de agentes del sheriff de los Ángeles, piden que se castigue a los responsables que mataron al joven de 18 aÑos al lugar de su muerte llegaron familias y amigos exigiendo respuesta este mismo que falleciÓ desde el jueves pasado >>> el que me lo matÓ quiero justicia porque ahora fue Él y luego otro >>> pidiendo justicia por el asesinato de su hijo como cristÓbal guardado paso el dÍa del padre este domingo >>> mi corazÓn me siento destrozado, porque sinceramente yo sÉ lo que era el >>> el joven reciÉn habÍa conseguido un trabajo de medio tiempo como guardia de seguridad para poder pagarse un auto, ella estaba en la zona cuando les mostrÓ un arma y se echo a correr tras una breve persecuciÓn abrieron fuego contra Él no estÁ claro quÉ llevÓ a esta confrontacion. lo que ha generado una ola de protestas donde hispanos y afroamericanos se han unido para condenar la brutalidad policial fin de semana

there has been violence in los angeles, in sa nta violence in los angeles, in santa monica? indeed, in this country is bracing itself for another long and potentially violent night. we've already seen scuffles in minneapolis, in chicago and in miami and there has been looting in philadelphia. cu rfews have been looting in philadelphia. curfews have been introduced in more major cities including, as you mentioned, washington dc bow, where there is a big crowd gathered outside the white house and in los angeles, where yesterday's disturbances were likened to the rodney king riots. nearly 30 years ago. one policeman had his skull fractured after being hit by a brick. president trump has issued a series of tweets calling on democratic mayors and governors to bring in the national guard, and claiming credit for the fact that the guard was deployed in minneapolis to quell some of the demonstrations they are. the question really is, how is this going to end. how long is it going to go on. in the absence of much of the way of leadership, there have been calls even amongst the presid

the dollars need to be focused on the black community here in los angeles.s well as communities of color and women and people who have been left behind for too long. >> trace: police officers are going to be out of a job in los angeles. that's the bottom line on that. >> let me say something on this on a couple levels. one, a few weeks ago, the mayor was committed to los angeles and to a substantial increase in law enforcement spending. now, he's committed to decreasing it. that means we need to think about the leadership in that city and did they know what they're doing in the first place? second, this attempted to make a binary opposite of either we support the law enforcement with more money were we can't support the social services the same time. if i think it needs to be addressed head on. these are bad hypotheses, they're not convincing to many people, they seem like emotional and irrational responses that just aren't going to really galvanize american support ultimately. >> trace: you're right, a month ago you had eric garcetti was telling his neighbo

lester >> miguel almaguer in los angeles tonight. thanks >>> an early curfew taking effect here in new york as well after last night's violence. ron allen has been following the protests all day. ron, what's the latest >> reporter: good evening, lester. this is what we've been seeing all day through the streets of new york city. thousands of peaceful protesters apparently trying to make a profound statement before that 8:00 p.m. curfew goes into effect we're also seeing a massive police presence that's expected to be one of the biggest in recent memory because of all the criticism they've been facing. now, you have to understand the protests here may be turning a corner here and heading about a mile in that direction to president trump's trump tower for a big rally this evening the police have been saying as these protests have been going on day by day they've been getting more and more peaceful but they say they're fighting a determined and sophisticated organized criminal element determined to cause vandalism and destruction. tonig

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i'm poppy harlow from new york to los angeles.so many people and what appear to be some of the largest crowds seen in some cities since floyd lost his life with his hands behind his back 12 days ago. tens of thousands took to the stree streets. despite curfews, there are a number o

hello daryn we're in west los angeles this is. west would it's close to the great university of southern university of california los angeles and as you can see there are protesters gathered here at this major intersection they are hauling or asking motorists who pass by to haul in support of their. their demands for a racial justice for a full investigation and justice in the case of george floyd and more comprehensively a look at systemic racism in the united states the crowd has gotten a little bit smaller. over the past couple of hours there's another group that's marching through hollywood to right through the historic heart of the tourist area at this hour but we're right now you know it's very important that we that we hear the voices of these these people who come out and who feel that it is so important to to make their their their voices heard and i and we're fortunate to have shannon camacho here to speak with us shannon thank you very much for talking with us. you told me earlier this is your 1st demonstration why did

las protestas en se encendieron en el centro de los Ángeles. puntos rojos son san diego, san josÉ, san francisco, en la avenida 1000 ron en los angeles los bomberos batallaron para apagar el fuego en un conocido local de calzados. para las 20:00 quedo en vigor el toque de queda. >> la verdad no me dio miedo, porque uno sabe que en esta situaciÓn si uno no se mete en nada nos le pasa nada. >> con bastante miedo.siento que pueden venir a atacar otra vez. haz que nada por la gasolinera. tengo todas las bombas apagadas y el servicio de gas apagado. >> no lo habÍa visto en vivo, sÓlo en televisión. pero ahora me toca en vivo. carmen: vieron lo que habÍa ocurrido en mineÁpolis, minnesota, pero no pensaron que terminarÍa impactÁndolos tan de cerca. la visiÓn que tienen sobre lo que desatÓ esto difiere mucho. >> me pareciÓ muy mal porque la verdad no era la forma en que lo trataron. no era la forma en que lo trataron. no me gustarÍa que le hicieran a nadie, mi familia. >> ojalÁ que todo pase. ese o vivir esto en vivo. si me siento un poco atemorizada.

louisiana state senator, texas state university, state representative ron reynolds, los angeles police department, city of los angeles, houston community college, a poem submitted by linda smallwood, houston city councilmember carolyn shabaz, county judge, and countless others. and we do hope, on behalf of pastor wright and the poundage fountainof praise church, we hoe words that have been spoken and written will bring you comfort in the days to come. and while the world has been shaken, and awakened, by three words that you are dearly beloved george floyd spoke, i leave with you one word, his final word, which was "breathe." and "breathe" is not passive. nocera, no, ma'am, breathe is active, it is inhale and exhale.

that that video is very disturbing that is in pursing square that's really the heart of los angeles and certainly there's going to be some investigation into that we haven't heard from police chief michelmore yet about whether there's an investigation into those officers who apparently ran over several people there in person square quite a quite a quite a shocking scene the shift the protests largely shifted from downtown los angeles today to the seaside cities of long beach and of santa monica in santa monica which is kind of upscale beach community popular with vacationers people in groups of several 100 marched on the oceanside main avenue blocking traffic maintaining a very peaceful posture as they promoted themes like black lives matter held up signs saying you know don't shoot and i i can't breathe obviously they were protesting the death of george floyd in police custody and police brutality in general these protesters remained largely peaceful throughout the day although right at the moment since they have declined to disperse it appears that santa monica police are making mass

los angeles is the symbol. the california dream the heart of hollywood cinema and the temple of luxury and yet today los angeles is the homeless capital of america in the last few years the number of homeless people has increased from 33255000 beneath the business towers the situation has become trash. when i was a kid in lived here it was nothing like it is now i left for almost 2 decades and i came back a few years ago and it just it just blows my mind it's just going to increase because every month the cost of everything keeps going up there's no regulation so . apartment owners and landlords can raise the money you know the rent. whenever they like but nobody's paychecks are getting bigger. outraged by the situation of these homeless people notice gave up his job as a sales assistant he lives on the salary of his partner layout who works at the university in this way elvis can devote all his time to helping the homeless. a little further from downtown the woman has moved in beneath this bridge elvis in liby

state senator, michael q biz, texas state university, state representative ron reynolds, los angeles police department, city of los angeles, houston community college, poem submitted by melinda woods, houston city councilmember, mila countyna judgea and countless others. , and we hope on behalf of pastor wright and copastor mia right in the fountain of praise church, we hope that the words that have been spoken in the words that have been written will bring you comfort in the days to come and while the world has been shaken and awakened by three words that your dearly beloved george floyd spoke, i leave with you one word, his final words which was breed and breed is not passive. breed is active. accel, is inhale and

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this is in los angeles.enver, but protesters in los angeles, and seattle, police launched flashbangs to scatter protesters. protesters were told to make a difference by voting, go to the ballot box. with voters keeping six feet from each other, the wait line to cast ballots early has been long. in kentucky, one demonstrator, charles booker is running to be the democratic nominee which means he is aiming to oust mitch mcconnell. thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> we have seen you protesting and joining in the calls for the deaths of george floyd and bria breonna taylor, a no-knock warrant for her. they were looking for somebody else. i wonder to you if you feel this time is going to be different in terms of an outcome. >> well, i know it is. i think you are absolutely right. this is different because it is more of a cumulative effect. we have seen so much trauma and pain. the loss of breonna taylor was the next devastating blow. people are standing up for the broader notion we need structural

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