a north hollywood woman shamed for not wearing a mask inside trader joe's. >> i have a breathing problem. >> reporter: in california a crush of new cases especially in l.a. forcing the governor to intervene closing bars and night clubs in l.a. county, while recommending eight counties in california take similar action. over the weekend record numbers recorded in georgia, south carolina, nevada and florida which has more than 9500 new cases saturday. governor ron desantis says the biggest increase is among young people 25 to 34. >> this is basic socializing. >> reporter: florida now banning drinking in bars three weeks after many re-opened. >> we're shut down. we don't have a kitchen. we don't serve food. we can't operated. >> reporter: florida recorded nearly 10,000 cases in a single day. i asked the mayor about this. he said it's the percentage of people testing positive, on sunday 22%. that's an indication of a higher community transmission. sam brock, nbc news. >>> the supreme court issuing a ruling finding in favor of abortion rights. scott mcgrun joins us now. justice roberts joinin

it's gone viral with more than 7 million views so far happened in north hollywood where masks are required in public but. >>people with medical conditions or disabilities that prevent them from wearing masks without issue are exempt from the mandate and the woman in this video says she is in that group as tom wait reports for us tonight, it's how she expressed herself in the grocery store that shocked people. it's rated shows a customer at trader joe's recorded a woman throwing a tantrum over wearing a face covering inside the store that just hours earlier celebrated its grand opening here in north hollywood. >>trader joe's employees calm and collected tried to escort the woman from the store customers were disgusted by the woman's behavior she was saying like she had long putter breathing problems right in. >>she would want to be like protected so to speak so said he got to wear a mask that's that the guidelines or wear a mask, it's respectful to other people it's not it's not just about what feels right for you or what selfishly is best for you it's it's about protecting everybody this v

. >> reporter: she said she would thought she would call the north hollywood trader joe's. >> i spoke to a different trader joe's. he approved everything. >> reporter: she had to meet with the manager. >> the manager eventually said okay, go ahead and do your shopping, but just for today. i grabbed my basket. >> reporter: and here is where she went into the first customer. >> she does not have a mask. i heard him say. if you, you don't have a mask, go home. >> they made it look like i am this crazy person. yes, i did throw my basket to the ground on the floor, not at anybody. >> reporter: she stormed out. a few people posted the video, which again, went viral. >> people thinking that everybody is a bad guy, shame on all of these people. >> i hate that this happened to her, but she needs to see you cannot treat people like this. >>> the manager at the toluca store did talk to our sister station, fox 11 and did confirm she got a call from the woman. california guidelines do include an exemption for people with medical conditions and suggest those people have things delivered or carry a

a face covering inside the store that just hours earlier celebrated its grand opening here in north hollywood. trader joe's employees calm and collected tried to escort the woman from the store customers were disgusted by the woman's behavior she was saying like she had long putter breathing problems right in. >>she would want to be like protected so to speak so said he got to wear a mask that's that the guidelines or wear a mask, it's respectful to other people it's not it's not just about what feels right for you or what selfishly is best for you it's it's about protecting everybody this video went viral millions watched and commented on it including trader joe's employees one posted as a trader joe's employee i can't go a day without being obligated to politely take some level of outrage related to masks you have to wear a mask for 20 minutes to shop i have to wear it over 8 hours a day. >>and that was tom wait reporting. well as we begin the another week we're going to take another live look outside overlooking the embarcadero let's go back abry set to get a closer look at the forecast he

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. >> a trader joe's shopper in north hollywood had an angry outburst, after being asked to put on a face covering. >> i have a breathing problem! anyone harassing me to wear a mask, you guys are violating federal law. get that on camera! >> a shopper recorded the incident inside the store on friday. the woman was angry after being questioned about why she wasn't wearing a mask. los angeles residents are required to wear face coverings in public, and inside stores, to help the spread of covid-19, help stop it. trader joe's has not commented. >> ucsf school of medicine is learning more about a security system breach that happened earlier this month. the breach happened on june 1st. investigators believe it was opportunist opportunistic malware with no specific target. the attackers did demand for a ransom payment of $1.14 million. the encrypted data is important enough that the university made the decision to pay the ransom for a tool to unlock the data. patient information, covid-19 work, and campus network information, were not exposed. >> all right. getting to our weather situation, her

we're hearing long beach, north hollywood, pacoima, they're coming from all over and we have seen well over 250 cars. someone else estimated 1,000 cars. you can read the signs, get your knee off my neck. what is interesting also in motion at this very same time, the compton cowboys. comment comp top has a rich equestrian history. many people don't know that. the compton cowboys, they said they wanted to get on the horseback. horses can calm people down and they wanted to drive home a point about police brutality. >> in our communities, we really do experience these hardships that everybody is out here protesting about. even though we got the horses and all these things, we have witnessed police brutality on our own. so i would say, focus. have the important conversations, talk to the people in the communities. understand what the issues are and address them together. it don't matter about race. we can make it all happen. it is really easy, actually. >> so randy from the compton cowboys is leading this march. and you can see on all of these cars, in solidarity, making their statement, a

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that trader joe's in north hollywood had its grand opening that day.ident surrounding wearing masks in public. the woman in the video now speaking out to our station in l.a. this morning, face mask controversy after this outburst caught on camera in a los angeles grocery store. >> so everyone harassing me to wear a mask, you guys are violating federal law. you get that? get that on camera. >> reporter: this trader joe's shopper confronted for not wearing a mask in the store. she claims she has a medical reason not to. >> i have a breathing problem. my doctor would not let me wear a mask. >> reporter: the shopper telling abc station kabc she had gotten permission from the manager at the toluca lake store to go maskless but accidentally went to the wrong location in north hollywood where she said she also got permission and claims the incident began while she was shopping. >> right away he started using obscenities at me and i did what any normal human being, a woman would do if she was being harassed by a man, not knowing if he is a crazy man, so i star

the north star it was produced by samuel goldwyn co-founder of one of hollywood's most successful film companies metro goldwyn mayer. but understand why famous american producers shot such a blatantly perfect and they stick fixture we need to go to the archives of the library of congress where a document from the so-called office of for information of the united states is still stored. more information was established in 1942 by the roosevelt administration was basically a propaganda effort. limited time to good use of legal residents in the sense in it . but it. franklin roosevelt knew that if he wanted to actually turn american public opinion into supporting the war and even more so in supporting our soviet allies during the war he was going to need to use hollywood. live a little we're just going to davis cup one of the classes. for family always. been profiled on the door. it is. glorious genius and you feel it. and. i think. sometimes the officer for information commission how they would musical comedies like this is the army which were intended to increase the prestige of militar

it's a question and hollywood got scared. the north star was eventually released under the name armored attack in the new version the title comrade was removed and narration comparing the nazis to the soviet soldiers who suppressed the hungaroring uprising in 1956 was at it. how what is considered to be an independent private sector of economy a group of private companies and yet it seems like the government finds ways to influence the movie make an industry and i just can read my head around how they actually pulled this off by these publicity trials is show trials stalin understood how they do that hitler understood how to do that well the united states under truman and eisenhower also understood added to that. untrained and intimidating hollywood begins to promote an entirely different image of the soviet union. let's be honest have we anything like it and russia you know can you imagine what the jets would be a little like that. what a film that pokes fun at the behavior of soviet paragraphs abroad was shot in 1939 but it turned ou

a north hollywood woman shamed for not wearing a mask inside a trader joe's. >> that man harassed meor not wearing a mask. i have a breathing problem. >> reporter: in california, a crush of new cases. especially in l.a. forcing the governor to intervene. issuing a state order sunday l.a. county and six others while recommending others take similar action. over the weekend, record numbers reported in georgia, south carolina, nevada, and florida which had more than 9,500 new cases on saturday. the governor says the biggest increase is among young people aged 25 to 34. >> this is basically socializing. you're going out doing different things. >> reporter: to stop the spike, florida now banning drinking in bars just three weeks after many reopened. >> we're shut down. we don't have a kitchen. we don't serve food. so we can't operate. >> reporter: after recording nearly 10,000 cases in a single day in florida, we asked miami-dade's mayor about it. he finds the percentage of people testing positive striking. 22% which is an indication of a higher rate of community transmission. willie, bac

this furniture in north hollywood is called luxury design, owned for almost 30 years by george nazaretti shut down for two and a half months, lay off his six employees, lost about $20,000 in business before he was able to reopen he asked everybody for a break on his bills and he only got a break from his trash service >> and for two months and a half, we had no bills from republic services and that was something that we saved money on >> reporter: how much did you save >> i would say over $600 >> reporter: republic services operates in 42 states and the ceo says a commercial volume's dropped 11% during the shutdown. residential volumes were up at times 20% but residential margins are much weaker so net net it wasn't good >> volume is coming back people are returning to work, our drivers are working more hours again than they were a week ago so sequentially, week after week, the business is improving now and that's the good side. >> well, george is paying his $270 a month trash bill. by the way the trash i'm not kidding just five minutes ago the truck was here picking it up ceo don slager

juan carlos: buenos dÍas.estamos en 1 a de north hollywood, donde hay muchos bares que apenas estaban. como lo mencionaba,aproximadamente medio millÓn, 505,000 personas han muerto debido al coronavirus en el mundo entero. aquÍ en estados unidos, son los estados mÁs afectados que siguen siendo por supuesto texas, florida y arizona. en texas se estaban promediando 1254 casos diarios y ahora ese nÚmero ha subido a 5596 en un solo dÍa. es todo desde los Ángeles y regresÓ con ustedes. marÍa: no hay que bajar la guardia. raÚl: la abogada de familiares de vanessa guillÉnsolicita una investigaciÓn especial en el congreso porque afirma que las autoridades de la instalaciÓn de la base militar en texas estÁ manipulando la informaciÓn. esto ocurre en momentos en que hayan socios en el mismo lugar donde hace unos dÍas encontraron el cuerpo de gregory morales. mike tiene los Últimos detalles. mike: a pasos de distancia de donde hace una semana se encontraron los restos del soldado gregory morales,un amigo descubriÓ mÁs huesos cuando se disponÍa a instalar una cruz en su memoria. >> irÍa colocar est

this morning workers have started to wash away the black lives matter niro off of hollywood boulevard. well just north of los angeles calls are growing now for an investigation into the death of an african-american man in the city of palmdale. >>robert fuller's body was found hanging from a tree back on june 10th. local investigators in the city of palmdale initially determined that 4 had committed suicide. but activists and fuller's family are pressing for the fbi and the justice department to take a closer look at the death. some city and state officials are also asking for an independent inquiry. we'll keep you updated on the story. 4.42 is the time coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news. jim pods could be the new norm in california as people get back to working out we're going take a closer look at that coming up after the break. and here's a live look outside the car market there a camera in san francisco back with more headlines in just a >>4.45 on the clock, let's get a check of the weather with john trouble who's standing by as we take a quick live look out at downtowsan francisco, go

if you had any idea that everybody, from those in the third ward and those in hollywood that would show up in favorite, north carolina, you would have took your knee off of his neck. >> reporter: the funeral service was by invitation only, but yesterday the church opened to the public and mourners poured in by the thousand. floyd's death in minneapolis, where a police officer knelt on his neck for neighborly nine minutes has sparked a nationwide movement. >> and the man by the name of big floyd walked amongst us down those blocks, went on up to that crimson and red and began to mentor and make a legacy that no one can deny. >> in this city we will ban choke holds and strangle holds. in this city, we will require deescalation. >> joe biden joined the solemn service by video. >> now is the time. the purpose, the season to listen and to heal. now is the time for racial justice. >> reporter: two weeks after crying out for his mother, floyd is being laid to rest beside her at the cemetery in texas. as you leave the church here in houston, there are american flags that stretches the line of the road. the volunteer

latest escalation of tensions over the defectors from the north who have been sending propaganda leaflets across the border. one of hollywood's biggest stars has died so shan't singh rajput was found hanging in his apartment in mumbai police of launched an investigation into his death prime minister the rain from paid tribute to the 34 year old calling him a bright young actor gone too soon in china there are growing concerns about a 2nd wave of corona virus infections after the highest number of new cases in months most of the 57 infections were logged in the capital beijing and as in wu hand the original source of the outbreak of food market is thought to be to blame. scenes the people of beijing thought were behind them residents line up to get tested for covert 19 after a resurgence in local infections. once again food markets are under scrutiny this huge wholesale market in the southwestern fing tie district has been shut down as authorities look for the cause of the sudden spike in casey's. should she see you to just see mr vention and control centers in the city and districts have organized specialists to carry out maj

that everybody from those in the 3rd world or those in hollywood would show up in houston and minneapolis and in fayetteville north carolina you to have your need of here's me. if you had any activated bridges why in brad was going to line up in a pandemic. when we told to stay here and sad and we covered in mobs in the streets at the risk of our health you don't trust me our place may. cause you his neck did me nothing but god made his net cut met his head to his body and you had no right to put showed me your madness. genesis 2. said their god for man. and jamie they say he breathed breath. the breath of life to make him. a live human being which means that breath comes from god. breath is how god gives you life. brad it is not some coincidental kind of thing that happens bread is a divine decision that god me and. some babies are born stillborn god decides dobro breath the name. brads breath the sanctified brad is sacred. you don't have the right to take god's breath and a bad day you kate but crap then being a baddie. but you don't look at it that way because the your way kidneys. press a balance. darkness you

from hollywood, florida, about an hour north, 30 minutes north from where i am. these are not bars you're looking at right now. these are restaurants where people are just clustered around inside, drinking, dancing and showing no apparent concern for social distancing or for wearing masks. the police there said it is not their job to enforce social distancing. a couple of police cars were nearby, and they did nothing. in terms of what's going on in florida in the last six weeks, we've seen the statewide reopen. more reopenings in south florida and the numbers are showing that's probably having an impact, you mentioned 13,000 in just a week. state of florida now looking at 80,000 plus cases of coronavirus. that is a very big number. i should add, stephanie, there's been a lot more testing as well, up to as many as 57,000 tests a week, week and a half ago. that's going on. the troubling side of that, the percent positives, the total number of people tested divided by the number of those tested positive also hitting new highs. it was 9.82% yesterday, the highest tha

north america. i want to move from toppling stanch used to taking another look at hollywood the film gone with the wind professor warren have you seen that film. i'm afraid so but i'd like to forget it all right well keep that there ask our viewers keep that in mind and before we discuss further i'd like to show one scene from the film that has been tagged for glorifying slavery in the us self we've got a clip here let's take a look. and get all that and i want you to buy oh now miss you come on and be good yes. i'm going to have a good time to. do my eating at the bottom if you don't have one folks in the office i'm not i'm home with him oh you know they should always come in later but a way to cheat in front of folks like a bird and i mean for you to go to god loves them and i don't feel man of god all. right that's the scene there people have seen the movie they'll recognize that scene mediately. profesor when you see this scene do you agree with the streaming service h.b.o. max that this film should only be viewed in conjunction with something like footnotes or annotations about the historic realit

it was 52 miles north of barstow but it was felt as far as hollywood and southern nevada.t hit at about 6:30 today. the u.s. geological survey said the earthquake was followed by several aftershocks. so far no damage has been reported.>>> a peaceful protest in southern california was interrupted when a car out through a crowd. >> oh my god, oh my god, oh my god! this is video from this afternoon in newport beach. thankfully no one was seriously hurt. you can see people scrambling to get out of the way. sumter items at the car as the driver sped off. police were able to catch up with that driver and make an arrest. police in philadelphia say looters are using explosives to break into atms and steel cash. one man was killed yesterday in what police call a botched attempt to blow up an atm. another man was arrested for allegedly selling homemade dynamite. officials say 50 cash machines in and around philadelphia have been hit since saturday. and looters may want to think twice before stealing iphones from apple stores. iphones used in store displays are loaded with special se

idea that everybody from those in the third ward and those in hollywood would show up in houston and minneapolis and in fayetteville, northy inside and we come out and march in the streets at the risk of because you thought his neck didn't mean nothing. but god made his neck to connect his head to his body. and you have no right to put your knee on that neck. genesis 2 said that god formed man. and they say he breathed breath, the breath of life to make him a live human being. which means that breath comes from god. breath is how god gives you life. breath is not some coincidental kind of thing that happens. breath is a divine decision that god made. some babies are born stillborn. god decides to blow breath in them. breath is sanctified. breath is sacred. you don't have the right to take god's breath out of anybody. you can't put breath in their body. but you don't look at it that way because of your wickedness. principalities, darkness. you trying to figure out how you're going to stop the protest rather than how you're going to stop the brutality. [ applause ] you're calling your cabinet in trying to figure out how it'

any idea that everybody from those in the third war to those in hollywood who would show up in houston and minneapolis, found bill northout and marched in the streets at the risk of our health, you would have took your knee off his neck! cuz you thought his neck didn't mean anything. but god made his neck to connect his head to his body and you had no right to put your knee on that neck! genesis 2 said that "god formed man. they say he breathed the breath, the breath of life to make him, a live human being. which means that breath comes from god. breath is how god gives you life. breath is not some coincidental kind of thing that happens. breath is a divine decision that god makes. some babies are born stillborn. god decides to blow breath in them. breath is sanctified. breath is sacred. you don't have the right to take god's breath out of anybody. you can't put breath in their body. but you don't look at it that way because of your wickedness. principalities, darkness. you are sitting now trying to figure out how you are going to stop the protest rather than how you're going to stop the brutality. [applause] you calli

idea that everybody from those in the third world to those in hollywood would show up in houston and in minneapolis and in fayetteville, northa you would have taken your knee off his neck. if you had any idea that preachers white and black was lined up in a pandemic when we were told to stay inside and we come out and march in the streets the at the risk of our health, you would have took your knee off his neck because you thought his neck didn't mean nothing. >>> all sharpton there delivering an emotional eulogy at george floyd's funeral service in texas on tuesday. the world didn't hear about george floyd 15 days but now he's a symbol of global injustice. it's breathing new life into black lives matter movement. tuesday was a final farewell to floyd. >> this guy that you've known for so long, and you want to celebrate him in almost a private moment, but yet you have to share him with the world. and so just seeing the energy and emotions that were out there, it was almost good for me to celebrate and bid a farewell to my friend. >> i know at some point the last minutes of his life ahmaud arbery thought of me himself. ahmaud

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 the coded a pandemic has not really been brought under control i mean the numbers are the highest of all counties in california and here in los angeles we're not as far away as long as in europe and so people are dealing with social distancing measures a lockdown measures for that in addition to the curfew measures to keep like a double lockdown and edition to the frustr

north face and rei joining that campaign. now, tmagnolia pictures is the first hollywood studio also to turn its back on facebook, pausing itsing in july. you may recall, earlier this month, it was facebook employees who rebelled. they took to the airwaves, calling on the technology giant to do more to tackle some of these issues. you may also remember that it was earlier this month when you saw a post from president trump that the facebook giant -- that the media giant did not do anything about -- it did not label, did not take it down, despite rival twitter putti int label on that post in the middle of the george floyd protest. so the action called upon by employees first, now it's companies joining the protest. facebook says it is committed to advancing equity and racial justice. now, on another matter, big news for retirees and pensioners. the irs has eased rules in reversing required retirement savings withdrawals. so if you take a required minimum distribution this year and want to reverse it, you may do so until the 31st of august. this falls under the cares act emergency legislation back in march. so, taxpayers who f

any idea that everybody from those in the third ward to those in hollywood would show up in houston and minneapolis and in fayetteville, north carolina, you'd have took your knee off his neck. if you had any idea that preachers, white and black, was going to line up in a pandemic when we're told to stay inside and we come out in march in the streets at the risk of our health, you'd have took your knee off his neck. because you thought his neck didn't mean nothing. but god made his neck to connect his head to his body, and you have no right to put your knee on that neck. >> after this emotional funeral today, george floyd was brought to his final resting place to be buried next to his mother. he was brought there in a horse draurn carriage. supporters, again, lining the road on either side. and yet, still, 15 days after he was killed in every corner of the country there are still protests in the streets. this was new york. and washington, d.c. and los angeles. and minneapolis today. protests ongoing this evening. we've got, i believe, live pictures from both denver and phoenix right now, where things are still going on. it's

any idea that everybody from those in the 3rd ward to those in hollywood would show up in houston, in minneapolis, and in fayetteville, north carolina, you'd have took your knee off his neck! you thought his neck didn't mean nothing! but god made his neck to connect his head to his body, and you have no right to put your knee on that neck. >> george floyd has become a symbol, catalyst, for a movement. he's also a real person. with a life and a family. and, today, his friends and family spoke about the man they knew. >> my most favorite memory with my uncle was when he -- he paid me to scratch his head after long days of work. at home, we even create a song about it called scratch my head, scratch my head, yeah. but after that, i knew he was a comedian. he always told me, baby girl, you're going to go so far with that beautiful smile and brains of yours. >> george perry floyd jr. was a father, a brother, an uncle, a cousin, a friend to many. and he should still be alive today. ♪ and i know a change gonna come, yes, it will ♪ >> god bless you. >>> in the last two weeks, we have seen a flurry of action taken by policymakers to