they pepper sprayed children.e children asking for water on the side because they were maced in the face. now, if you have to go as far as pepper spraying children, you're the problem. >> let's go live to reporter derek staal, a reporter with affiliate stations kpho and ktvk in phoenix joining us now by phone. i'd like to just talk to you about what we're seeing, the images. you're seeing the protesters dispersed and right now we're seeing this line of police officers still holding their ground. derek, tell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: yeah, because i was out 7th street and fillmore. and the young lady that you heard from just moments ago i spoke with her. that was from my interview. and i can tell you a lot of people were really frustrated with police that they did deploy tear gas. i've covered a lot of protests in my years as a reporter. this was easily the most chaotic and most frightening i've ever seen. >> i want to ask you, derek, so the question, though, is it tear gas or was it pepper spray? do you

a crowd starts to gather and one officer deploys his pepper spray. chaos then interrupts as you can imagine. you hear students screaming and two students are arrested as firefighters arrived to treat people sprayed you see the same officer spray the crowd again. now investigation found the officer's first use of spray however the police chief tells us what he saw could have about avoided. >> to a point it didn't have to escalate to and turn around we have to use ep pepper spray. it didn't need to go that far. >> now the officer who sprayed the crowd was suspended two weeks without pay. all charges were dropped against those two students who were arrested and police force here also will receive new training and that 23 minute video we have that entire things on the web site. you can take a look at fox5d fox5dc.com. live at university of maryland this morning. angela hemphill, fox local news. . >> time to talk warm. it was like we expected yesterday. it was hot and started raining. >> oh, my gosh the skies opened up in my area around 4:00 or so. >> tha

. >> now, we're gonna use a jalapeÑo pepper in this. and this is a fairly hot pepper.heat. the bigger ones are less hot than the smaller ones. >> mm-hmm. >> you know, so you see a really big jalapeÑo, it might not be that hot at all. but one thing about hot peppers is all their heat is right in here. all these seeds in that white in there, that's where most of the heat is. most of the heat is not in the meat -- in the green part. >> so that's where you should be careful? >> yeah. so, what i do is i just take it out. >> mm-hmm. >> we're just gonna take that out, because really, we want the flavor of the pepper -- and there will be some heat in the skins, but we don't even need the seeds and the stems. unless you really like heat, and if you like heat, go ahead and throw it in there. >> mm-hmm. >> you know? but jalapeÑos have a really nice flavor. in mexico, they use serrano chiles a lot of times. than this. now, there's a safety issue. make sure when you're dealing with hot peppers, okay, you get these oils on your hands when you touch the stuff is where the heat is. an

banana peppers! when you buy them, make sure they are free from any shriveling and day caring and the stem is attached and they have to feel fresh very fresh, no shrivel or decaying. store them in the refrigerator. i cut them in half, take out the seeds. then put them on the grill for a minute and a half to two minutes all the way around olive oil salt and pepper and then stuff them with cheese. that's it. like ricotta. you will love it! sweet banana peppers in the market. grilling time! i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. aren't they beautiful? >> yes! [ laughter ] >> hello! >> a monterey couple is honeymooning in hawaii with a twist. roberta is talking about football still. >> ridiculous. >> first, this couple, they are hopping in a row boat and rowing to hawaii. they have been down this road before. they rode 11,000 miles from africa to new york and that trip didn't tear them apart. he says the secret to success is treating waves like their rela

cell phone video shows campus police officers pepper spraying students. tonight, the police chief of the university tells us this never should have happened. news4's meagan fitzgerald talked with the chief and saw the video from the officer's body cameras which showed how the series of events unfolded. meagan, what did that video show? >> reporter: jim, you can see the moment where that officer pepper sprayed him inside the apartment complex behind me here. the chief says he's not looked at the video yet. we're expecting it to come out on monday and wants to give the people associated with this instance an opportunity to tell their parents that it's coming out. he said, look, this is university and says the actions of this year is the reason why they have suspended that officer for two weeks without pay. he goes on to say that pepper spray never should have been used in the first place. we'll get to video here. this incident here happened back in may. it was may 21st. officers got a call for a fight happening inside an apartment at the courtyard complex.

which then we turn around and say, well, we had to use pepper spray. it did not need to go that far. >> now the officer who pepper sprayed the crowd was sis spended two weeks without pay. the department will also receive new training after this incident and the two students who were arrested all charges were dropped against them and now this video was 23 minutes long. we showed you a quick clip. if you want to see in its entirety go to our web site fox d.c..com. "fox5 local news". >> all right. >> 5:06 now. >> another hot day on tap weather-wise. but we might have a little respite midweek gary is 2459 what you're saying. >> tomorrow looks great i cannot find out a way tomorrow doesn't seem real, real nice especially after the last several days around here and back comes the heat wave late week into the weekend. showers and thunderstorms couple of them so we're tracking them coming down from the north an west. they are weak pingening just a little bit and right through norm of winchester there's a little shower and maybe a thunderstorm. i don't see any

pepper spray in the crowds.rn, though, because as you see these officers lined up, they want to make sure people in the back know that more pepper spray could be used. the reason being they don't want people in the front to be exposed to the pepper spray and then rush to the back and possibly trample people in the back. you're looking at two different images. you see one aerial image to get a sense how many are on the ground and on the ground you see a live image where at 11:32 p.m. phoenix time, you see protesters in the streets still standing there and a tense situation we're continuing to monitor here on cnn. learning much more about what is being called an act of domestic terror here in dallas, texas. this attack that killed five police officers in the line of duty and wounded seven others. the dallas mayor says the gunman, 25-year-old michael xavier johnson acted alone. officials say he was armed with at least two weapons when he opened fire on these police officers as protesters march through the streets o

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these are prosciutto peppers. >> are they hot? >> they say that one in 10 are hot. banana peppers. any type of peppers that you like. that is the twist. for the absolute flavor. our completed hamburger here -- losing with blue cheese. -- filled with blue cheese. we also add a bacon tomato relish. >> we cook the bacon. we chop it up. we use tomatoes. apple cider vinegar. sugar. until it gets saucy. >>> one quick check of the forecast with vanessa really quick. >> a lot of showers and storms today. a chopper flash flooding today. showers and storms, a high of 80. >>> thank you, vanessa. >> thank you for joining us. everyone. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. it's the little moments th

. >> with robertson still refusing orders, the extraction team disperses pepper spray into his cell. it appears to have little effect. >> the stuff they use on me was the regular old cayenne pepper stuff. it does burn. i've gotten used to it already. i knew it was going to hurt. but i did it anyway. because, see, i'm doing a long stint and there's no way i'm going to let an officer disrespect me in front of another prisoner. >> a second round of pepper spray floods the cell. robertson, however, stands firm. moments later, the team rushes the cell. the lead officer activates an electronic stun shield capable of delivering a 50,000-volt shock. temporarily incapacitated, robertson is finally removed from his cell and cuffed. robertson is then taken to a holding area to rinse the pepper spray from his eyes and face. >> oh, my gosh. are you guys going to leave me here forever? >> no, no. >> you could at least be proud that i fought back, i wasn't like a girl. [ bleep ] >> everybody okay? >> nobody really got hurt. well, i didn't get hurt. because i ain't trying -- i'm not trying to really

how a total stranger c >>> bay area police say this man pepper sprayed a woman, then tried to kidnap. tonight how a total stranger came to her rescue. >> this bay area hotel will be transformed into apartments. tone we'll tell you who can live here for less than 500 bucks a month. >> and this bay area community received a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, veronica de la cruz tells us. the suspect is still on the loose tonight. veronica? police say a man pepper-sprayed >>> police are warning about a frightening kidnapping attempt in san leandro. the suspect is still on the loose. >> police say a man pepper sprayed a 23-year-old woman and tried to drag her toward his car around 7:45 this morning on washington avenue. the suspect is described 25 to 45 years old, 5' 10 with a goatee and glasses. he pulled the woman by her feet and someone else tried to rescue her. >> a good samaritan was driving by, stopped to intervene as he was attempting to get her into his car and the good samaritan was pepper sprayed or maseed as well. -- mr. aced as well. a struggle ensued and eventually the suspect left. >> th

which then we turn around we had to use pepper spray. it didn't need to go that far. >> reporter: students at the predominantly african americann party told fox 5 they felt white students wouldn't have been treated like this. the clevises he understands why they feel that way and told thet this during a re september meeting. >> that that it's up to us to do better in american lauren force manyaue and certainly in my department r here. >> reporter: police say untilr: all charges were dropped againsa those two students who were arrested of the the officer whoc pep sprayed the crowd is, he was suspended for two weeks t white-out pay.ay. the chief says as a result of all this department is going too be undergoing new training involving hidden biases. today the university released 23 minutes of body camera footage. if you would like to watch thath we're going to post it on our website fox 5 dc .com live from. college park lindsay watts fox 5 local news. >> not guilty. third baltimore police officer was acquitted in the death of freddie gray.r

says at one point the use of pepper spray could have and should have been avoided. this is a graduation party. the crowd prominently african-american, one man said it was terrible particularly with all the incidents going on across the country. >> the worst thing that i was one police had their knee on the back of the young black male's neck. we already are scared. >> reporter: he recorded some of this cell phone video the night of the party. he says there is no question the officers use of force was excessive. body camera footage with members of the media, lindsey watts was there in her words, this is nothing compared to her images. the body camera video won't be released until monday. police chief david mitchell is not mega excuses. along with the suspension of one officer, all of the charges have been dram against the two people arrested that night. and he's ordered a review of use of force procedures and training in areas of implicit bias and diversity for every officer. >> first of all i feel pain did on the morning i saw the video. it shouldn't have happened t

which then we turn around and say, well, we had to use pepper spray.e should -- it didn't gheed to go that far. >> now it's important to know this all started when students who could not get into the party called police to mack a fake report that there was a fight involving weapons going on there. it was only later that police learned there was never any fighting on celebrating. we showed you a short clip this video apt video was actually 23 minutes long. and financial security and wrestlers claim they suffered long term neurological injuries and the wx we failed to care for them and wwe is calling the lawsuit ridiculous. >> bears charles tillman calling it a career. he found a creative way saying good-bye he punched people out of people's hands and he played twelve years with the bears and final season with the panthers and made parole bowl twice. he had 38 interceptions. >> record setting and chapman the closer throwing tying own record forecastest pitch in major league history and 105 miles per hour. and through see there against orioles through tha

we know at least two officers deployed their pepper spray. police chief david mitchell says his department did not follow protocol. we spoke to one student who says parties in this community are common. that was rare. >> i don't feel like it was necessary because any other time the police have showed up, we just all left. it has never been an issue, all these years that i have inherently's. john: the police chief also the department's use of force policy, so what about the fight that apparently involved a baseball bat? we understand it was a fake 911 call put out right and uninvited guest at that party. thanks. a fairfax man says he is overwhelmed by the support shown for his son after a freak accident in new york city. golden has undergone three operations since doctors amputated his left leg below the knee. he was visiting central park with friends when he jumped on the back of what police believe were homemade explosives. >> at that point, connor said, "that's ok. just don't take my hands." >> golden is a music major. peoplegators believe

which then weep turn around ando say well we had toh use pepper spray. no, it didn't need to go that far. >> officer who sprayed the crowd was suspended two weeks white-out payus.t p his department was not undergo u new training regarding biases. >> violent armed robbery.ry. judge sentenced devonta dicks to 12 years in prig. he was convicted because victim recognized him as a classmate from middle school. key evidence was also a piece of worn outer sneakers. kicks kicked kin the victims apartment door they were able to get shoo print that matched.atch >> this individual stole shoes, part of a theft of shoes where there was a serious assault caught on cell phone video only only to be caught by goodgood forensic work, good detective works linking this shoes to the break indo there's a big shoo print on the door of the home where he burst in. >> piece say there is a second suspect. if you have any information call police. >> we have details about the virginia teenager who lost partt of his leg after stepping onn explosive device in new york city central par

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you can see that stream of pepper spray in that woman's face. that's enough to get her to get out of the car and she makes a run for it. officers quickly catch up sweep the legs. now both officers have her down on the ground and the woman continues to scream and struggle a little bit as the officers try to c the pepper spray from her eyes. >> she looks dressed like she's going to an office. >> right. and that's what's awesome about this show is the story behind this video tells a very different set of circumstances than what the video shows. reports say that a witness saw this woman earlier in the day behaving erratically, were concerned for her well-being called the police. once the police caught up with this woman they found her initially slumped over the wheel with her she sped off. that started a small police chase. not sure what was causing this woman to be in this condition. she was sent to the hospital for observation and evaluation. at this moment police are still considering whether or not to file any charges. >>> all right. take a gues

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. >> salt and pepper again, very important to add salt and pepper.. this is all before you grill. the secret, a little white wine vinegar and some fresh basil. >> what does it do? >> it brightens it up and awakens the vegetable. >> you are not going to marinade it. >> no. just toss and grill it here and there you have it. if you want to help me, take them off and put it there sfwchlt cl why are summer vegetables make us so happy? >> you feel like you are doing something good. it is very easy and you can do this in advance to enjoy your guests. these are beautiful scallops from stonington rhode island. a key to getting them clean, put them for 30 seconds in salted ice water. it gets all the impurities out of the scallops. i love ice water. salt and pepper. right on the grill. then, we're going to turn around and do our tomato vinaigrette to finish that up. >> let's do that quickly. >> okay. let's go. >> love scallops. >> tomato vinaigrette. it is what it is. tomatoes. we have used the grill and taken charred sliced tomatoes with a little salt and pepp

in which his officers used pepper spray. the university has released police body camera footage of the may 21st incident. police tried to break up a graduation party, after receiving a 9-1-1 call about a fight involvng a baseball bat. that call turned followed, when officers ordered people out of the apartment. police used pepper spray. one officer was suspended after the incident. two people at the party were arrested. but charges against them have been dropped. today in baltimore. maryland attorney general brian frosh will announce a civil lawsuit against volkswagen. frosh wants to hold the automaker accountable for the pollution they have caused for violating marylands environmental laws. he will be joined by other attorneys general from across the country seeking civil penalties. a big story out of the sports world this morning.. new reports accuse russia of a state-run doping program during the 2014 sochi olympics. in wake of the report, the world's leading anti-doping officials have called for russia to be barred from

that and the use of pepper spray, he says, was wrong. byi'm terribly embarrassed the actions of our officers. the officer who got involved in the confrontation at the doorway has been suspended for two weeks without pay. the chief says his departmental officers should have used come andis words, more diplomacy he is also calling for a review of the department's use of force policies. live in college park, richard reeve, abc 7 news. fairfax man overwhelmed by the support shown for his son by a freak accid city. conor golden has undergone three operations that amputated his left leg below the knee. he was in central park with friends when he jumped on a bag of what the police they were homemade explosions. he said he would never forget the moment that the surgeon told him equitation was necessary. >> at that point, connor said, that's ok. just don't take my hands. leon: a music major, golden recently finished his freshman year in college. believe that some of the experimenting with explosives left them in the park. there have been no arres

. >>: suspect pepper sprayed or makes turned and walked to the ground and started dragging her by her feet toward his car a good samaritan was driving by stopped to intervene as he was attempting to get her into his car and a good samaritan was pepper sprayed with mace as well they are looking for this blackmail 25 to 40 years old 5 ft. and inches tall when 165 to 180 lbs. the suspect was well dressed with a collar shirt and a black college sweater and he was in the silver in the sound was the victim and the good samaritan and been treated with chemical burns on their faces because of the pepper spray. >>pam moore: according to authorities official said the genders of the victims and not known directors will be needed in order to identify the bodies the small aircraft crashed yesterday as it tried to land on on the airport runway west of yosemite national park when they reached the site it was fully engulfed in flames no one on board survived >>reporter: a firebomb was found in the home consented to the one used in the shooting that with the suspect will portly approached a sergeant w

, >>> new information now in a pepper-straying incident.r the university of maryland that happened back in 93. -- may. >> they called for a party that had gotten out of hand. students in their efforts to break this up. this is how the story is changing. >> the two students who were arrested that night will not be facing charges. but here's the surprising thing. ome others might. police say that initial 911 call that led them to the apartment was completely bogus. they say the caller told them there was a fight inside this party and that someone had a bat. turns out there was no fight and no bat. turns out the people who were called were upset because were allowed to go into that party early in the evening. >> police say the first time officers used pepper spray, it complied with their guidelines. a second spray that happened outside of the apartment did not. regardless, the chief says mistakes were made. >> we responded to a call that could have easily been handled becausing desquealation -- and it didn't have to escalate, too. which then

the response ended with students pepper spray and allegation of police brutality.yland bureau chief brad bell had a chance to see the response from the officer's point of view. here is what he found. brad: the may 21 incident caused outrage across campus. university of maryland graduates ordered to break up a peaceful party for no reason. screamed at. pepper sprayed. shoved by campus police. >> i felt like they didn't have to respond like that. brad: now the university of maryland chief of police saying she is right. it was his own officers who are mostly at fault. >> i'm terribly embarrassed and humiliated by the actions of our officers. brad: chief david mitchell planned to video today but at the request of the students, it was held. this varies from the cell phone clip except it shows officer touched off the disturbance by screaming at a woman who answers his knock at her door. >> the one officer in particular has been suspended without pay for 80 hours. brad: place saying a 911 call about the fight at the party was bogus by people who were turned away. they are

and he kept getting pepper sprayed by the suspect. eventually the suspect decided to leave. >> that suspect drove away in a silver nissan. both the woman and passerby who helped her were treated for chemical exposure to the face. >>> a former de la salle high school quarterback died. he was in the military ranger school in georgia. the army says that second lieutenant michael per rose of walnut creek died yesterday after he got sick during training at ford bening. he had been treated for an illness caused by low sodium. parros graduated in may from the army military academy. he was 21. >>> the sister of the man killed fighting the soberanes fire says he was someone who always wanted to help. 35-year-old robert reagan from fresno county died tuesday. he was killed when his dozer tipped over as he was working to slow the fire. meantime, a group of hikers rescued from that fire may actually be illegal marijuana growers. authorities say they weren't dressed as hikers. a different group that walked out of the hills did admit to being pot g

that is when the old out there pepper spray. police keep saying this morning that there was never a fight and he's embarrassed of how his officers handled the situation. take a listen. had were the people were fighting with a baseball bat. john: the officer that you hear there has been suspended for two weeks without pay and instead of moving on the officers broke up this graduation party and made sure that everyone went outside. some of them being aggressively, forcefully moved out by. we know that two of these officers deployed there pepper spray. two of them were actually arrested for obstructing police last night, but those charges have been dropped. they are saying that they are humiliated by how the officers reacted and that they did not follow protocol and "got it wrong " and they are looking at a review for the department's use of force policies. why did they respond to a fight that never happened? we understand there was a false phone call made by an uninvited guest who was trying to get into that party. reporting live

source: mo 11 n pkg pepper spray -- add rich reeve gmw sigout. if he doesn't have one, abc7 another not guilty verdict in the death of freddie gray. highest ranking baltimore police officer to face charges. today: he was cleared of each one of them. gray died last year the back of a police transport van. 3 more officers are set to go on trial in the case this year. the next trial starts july 27th. in montgomery county, there's a call for action -- after another deadly accident involving bicyclists -- at what some say is a dangerous intersection. that intersection is on veirs mill road at turkey branch parkway in aspen hill. sunday, oscar osorio became the second cyclist to die in less than seven months and county leaders are demanding change. among the changes leaders are calling for include reducing the speed limit and adding more lights. a search is underway for a prince george's county man who vanished 20 days ago. idris sesay is from lanham. he has two daughters who live in silver spring with his wife. the couple separated last year. the fami

even after getting pepper sprayed in the face, he was able to stop that kidnapping.an leandro police say the 23-year-old victim was walking to work around 7:45 in the morning when the suspect, seen in this police sketch, sprayed her in the face with mace or pepper spray. he then tried to drag the woman into his car. neighbors heard screaming and called 911. >> she was incapacitated by the mace. she wasn't in a position to be able to fight back. and what i understand is that she actually felt her feet enter the car. so it was that close to him getting her into the car and leaving. >> this happened on washington avenue, a busy four-lane street surrounded by apartments. the man driving by saw the woman being kidnapped. he ran over and fought the attacker off. chris burns calls that man a hero. >> the two people kind of wiping their eyes, wiping their whole face, trying to get the pepper spray off. >> the victim did not know her attacker. >> we don't know why she is targeted, which is really disturbing. this is just a random attack on the female for reasons that are not

sausage and peppers, italian cheeseste cheesesteak, meatball. i'll keep talking. also don't forget to pick up some cannolis on your way. we brought some for you to try and our famous carmine's salad. >> i'm still chewing. just a nice way to end up with sort of a complete italian meal. you throw the salad in there and the cannoli what's in there? >> that's filled with so mascarpone cheese and dipped in chocolate. >> this is really good. that will go down in tv, something as we having a hard time to bite into that. >> i've been waiting for our director to say, okay, you can join them. >> you should have one. >> you do want to share this. it's a huge sandwich. but if you're willing to -- we're dripping a little bit. >> that's all right. >> you know it's good eating. we appreciate you coming in and sharing the sandwich with us. it tastes great, so thank you. >> come on down to carmine's. we're a block away from the mall. on 7th. >> all right, thanks, brian. >> thank you. >> thanks so much. >>> this just in. the speculation finally nba star kevin dur

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even after getting pepper sprayed in the face, he was able to stop that kidnapping.an leandro police say the 23-year-old victim was walking to work around 7:45 in the morning when the suspect, seen in this police sketch, sprayed her in the face with mace or pepper spray. he then tried to drag the woman into his car. neighbors heard screaming and called 911. >> she was incapacitated by the mace. she wasn't in a position to be able to fight back. and what i understand is that she actually felt her feet enter the car. so it was that close to him getting her into the car and leaving. >> this happened on washington avenue, a busy four-lane street surrounded by apartments. the man driving by saw the woman being kidnapped. he ran over and fought the attacker off. chris burns calls that man a hero. >> the two people kind of wiping their eyes, wiping their whole face, trying to get the pepper spray off. >> the victim did not know her attacker. >> we don't know why she is targeted, which is really disturbing. this is just a random attack on the female for reasons that are not

. >> they shouldn't have pepper sprayed anyone. they pepper sprayed children!you have to go as far as pepper spraying children, you're ehe problem! >> reporter: a similar scene played out in baton rouge where iton sterling was killed on tuesday. cameras captured an officer tointing a weapon at protesters. another shows a woman being tackled to the ground. in rochester, new york, as a line of police advanced, demonstrators sat in the street in a show of civil disobedience. police made more than 70 arrests and apologized for detaining two local journalists covering the story. >> this is justin carter, being arrested. >> reporter: the largest turnout may have been in downtown atlanta where thousands marched for justice. police created a barricade of officers and vehicles to keep the crowd off the highway. and in los angeles, the city's mayor and police chief met with some high-profile protesters apcluding rapper snoop dogg. >> a lot of these people back here are outraged because they don't have communication with the police, and we're trying to bridge the gap and

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police used pepper spray on those trying to block a freeway. >> they should not have pepper sprayed anybody. >> what do we want? justice. >> reporter: protesters railed about police brutality while condemning the shooting. president obama is cutting short a trip to europe this weekend so he can visit dallas early next week. back to the investigation, they do not believe they have any ties to the black lives matter, there's some good news to report, in terms of the 7 other officers injured in the shooting, all of them are expected to recover and most have been released from the hospital. >> that is a bit of good news. any word on memorial services for the fallen officers? >> no public announcement of that. we don't know yet if they're going to be timed with president obama's visit here. but expect a lot of law enforcement from all over the country to show up for it. >> live for us this morning in dallas, texas. thank you. >>> back here in the bay area, a peaceful demonstration drew people to the heart of san francisco. they held signs supporting the black lives matter movement last night. th

and salt and pepper. >> reporter: push it push it real good salt and pepper.emon in there. >> oh, boy. >> squeeze the lemon. >> reporter: in the pan and red source. how about a little red sauce here. >> shake the pan. keep moving the pan. >> reporter: back again. >> shake the pan will shake the pan. >> will has to taste his own creation. >> lets me consider -- >> reporter: let me give you more about the garlic festival. it starts at 10 in the morning and i can tell you it goes until 7 but the last entrance is 6 in the evening 5, saturday and -- friday saturday and sunday and the cost is 20 dollars and there's so much here the next time you see me we will walk around the park and toe joy -- show you along with the food there's a lot of festivities. i survived and i will see the this soon. >> yeah he survived not sure about the calamari. >> reporter: back to you. >> we will try again next year. >> i suppose. >>> thanks. >> we will check back with him in the next hour. >>> dare night commuters coming from the east bay face heavy traffic and sitting in the traffic

and my understanding on the ground was they were pepper balls, people were holding their eyes. you could see a lot of -- i would see about half a dozen folks who were on the ground covering their eyes obviously in distress. my photographer, photojournalist jim frye, actually got pepper sprayed a little bit but kept going. it was pretty tense there for quite some time. >> that was dereker derek staahl, a reporter with one of our phoenix affiliates there in phoenix. let's talk more about this situation. there's so much quite frankly to talk about. bringing in civil rights attorney areva martin joining us live via skype from los angeles, california. areva, it's good to have you with us. it's the situation where there are so many different topics and it's easy for them all to get jumbled together. let's parse them out, let's break them out. the first topic, the fatal police-involved shooting of two african-american men in minnesota and louisiana, sparked the protests that we saw. and there was a great deal of concern just the other day, and i know you raised this question, hey, let

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