. >> johnn ridley was here last week, talking about how great you are. glad to have you back. >> was he wearing a gray sweatshirt. >> he was, pretty much, the same john ridley. not getting dressed up except for the academy awards. other than that, that's john. but the conversation was brilliant. we got so much response to him, because he has this way in conversation of almost being poetic. he almost talks like he riteswr. i want to run and write down what he said because there is eight one liners that are so great. >> i know, when john comes up, i like to hit record on my phone. he is a genius. he is smart and thoughtful. he talks like he already wrote down the answer. >> which leads me to ask, after three years of working with him, very intense subjects that you tackle every season, what has been your take away from that? what are you learning about the world, about life, about yourself. i don't want to color the question too much. it seems to me if you're doing work that is that real and so real, you know year after year. there must be changing you in

and john ridley, and sampa, coming up in just a moment. critics to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> i am pleased and other than hadded to welcome john ridley to this program. the executive producer of three projects, a min iseries, gorilla debuted. and the feature documentary, let let it fall." opens in l.a. and new york, and you can catch it next friday on abc, when it makes a television premier, i am out of breath. before our cop verization, right now, let it fall, los angeles, 1982-92. >> he is not protesting, it sigh riot. >> any be that wasn't black wa getting their [ bleep ] kicked. >> it was one of those days, passion was -- it wasn't handed out to other races. >> i was in the boxing gym this morning. telling my guys you were coming on the program tonight. you can almost feel, sense the shock from the guys in the gym. when i reminded him it is the 25th anniversary. hard to process it was 25 years ago. how did you feel digging into this 25 years later? >> it was odd. 25 years, this is not just history, it is anci

. >> last week on this program, we had the filmmaker, jonathan ridley.y and i had a conversation. we've gotten social commentary about that conversation. i've been listening to what people are saying. he hit a nerve last week. and part of what ridley said that hit a nerve, was the same thing you just said. there is a lack of empathy in our society. talking to him about his work, specifically his work around this documentary on the 25th anniversary of the uprising here in l.a. during that conversation, he makes note of the same thing you make note of now. there is a radical lack of empathy in our society. i give him a chance to unpack that. i'm fascinateling to get your take because ridley and i are americans. we're born and raised here. you are not. but you studied america and lived here. from your vantage point, when you see this radical lack of empathy in our society, and tell me what you see. >> first of all, i see segregation. >> okay. >> and my experience of reporting from certain areas of any city, is that there are bits of cities that nobody comes

. >> reporter: how this happened in the city of angels is the story that oscar winner john ridley takes on with his new documentary "let it fall." >> based on my experiences, my upbringing, every aspect of it makes me angry. >> reporter: the beating of rodney king by four white police officers pushed the city to the brink. then when the officers were found not guilty on charges of assault and excessive use of force, the city exploded in violence. that was april 29th, 1992. but ridley's film begins ten years earlier. >> this was not something that happened because of one incident, because of one issue, and did not affect just one community. >> in the early '80s, the street gangs started to connect with the drug dealers. >> we are determined to take back the streets of los angeles. >> "operation hammer" was a free ticket to go out there and do overly aggressive police work. >> reporter: an untreated wound was festering. aggressive policing tactics stoking resentment. koreans and latinos packed in with blacks, a melting pot about to boil over. the flame was turned up just months before the

but ridley's film begins ten years earlier. >> this was not something that ha incident, because of one issue, and did not affect just one community. >> in the early '80s, the street gangs started to connect with the drug dealers. >> we are determined to take back the streets of los angeles. >> "operation hammer" was a free ticket to go out there and do overly aggressive police work. >> reporter: an untreated wound was festering. aggressive policing tactics stoking resentment. koreans and latinos packed in with blacks, a melting pot about to boil over. the flame was turned up just months before the rodney king verdict. a korean american grocer shot and killed a 15-year-old black girl named natasha harlines. she was convicted of manslaughter and a white judge let her off without any prison time. >> the message that goes out to this community is, a black life is not worth much. >> reporter: the images of violence against black people over and over again, the perception that justice wasn't served. >> they've all been found not guilty. >> reporter: years of frustration beget protests. for t

but ridley's film begins ten years earlier. this was not something that happened because of one incident, one issue. did not affect just one community. >> in the early 80s, the street gang start to connect with a drug dealers. and it was a free ticket to go out there and do overly aggressive police work. >> an festering. aggressive policing tactics, koreans and latinos packed in with blacks, a melting pot about to boil over. the flame was turned up when months before the rodney king verdict, a korean-american grocer, shot and killed a 15-year-old black girl. she was convicted of manslaughter and a white judge let her off without any prison time. >> the message that goes out to this community is a black life is not worth very much. >> reporter: the images of violence against black people playing over and over again, the perception justice was not served. >> they have all been found not guilty. >> years of frustration beget protests. >> no justice in america, not for the blacks. >> protests beget violence. >> anybody that wasn't

and john ridley, and sampa, coming up in just a moment.

southbound 95, they're working from ridley down to the state line. they've been out there the last up elf days patching and paving, boy does it need it but certainly do without the delays that are occurring here on 95, and even the blue route, 476, so keep that in mind, rittenhouse square 17th street still closed getting there, the water department, did what they had to do. pass the envelope over to the street department, that's really where we are right now, waiting for the street department crew it come out. they said this morning, to repave that stretch, and hopefully by this afternoon, we will be rolling. right now though rolling on the detour around 17th and walnut. use 21st street, as your best option this morning, and again, coming into the city, tough, as they set up for the nfl draft, kelly drive down to one lane as you come into the city behind the art new same, portion, right lane of the inner drove of the parkway block, and then no access from spring garden street to the art museum circle. what's the forecast like for our wednesday? sue h

well, bill o'reilly was the-- and i want to be daisey ridley, can i be daisey ridley, please. -- i think about the sits, there is much anger on the dark side. >> you are either going to stop talking or i will cut your microoff. >> cut his mic. >> cut his mick off. >> shut up, shut up. >> you don't know anything. >> because they have a right to be in this country. >> their entitlement. >> what do you want to yell for. >> because you're lying. >> what is it your faulted, oh no, millions of dollars, it wasn't your fault, come on, you could you ard say the truth. >> what do you mean cow ard. >> you are a cow ds ard. >> trevor: damn, i dob know if he ever should have had a tv show but i do know he would have fit right in in that imaginary black restaurant, i will tell you that much. he would have been perfect. you're the cow ard, you're the cow ad, where is my food, bleemp [bleep] i will do it live! so it is sad to say but fairwell extremely old friend. but before you go, bill o'reilly, one last time, please, why don't you play us out. >> it is just running around trying to jazz people up, i

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. >> award winning director john ridley takes us through the scenes that played out and the personal stories of those directly involved in his documentary called "let it fall." >> here's abc news reporter with a look back. >> reporter: 25 years after the looting. >> this is utter lawlessness. >> reporter: the violence, you see no officers here at all. those five destructive days in los angeles that claimed the lives of more than 50 people. >> a lot of unrest. >> reporter: oscar winner john ridley and abc lincoln square productions revisit the riots in the documentary "let it fall." >> it's a movement, a rebellion, riot, gorilla warfare. we're talking about human beings that were involved. >> reporter: the uprising started in south central l.a. 1992 rjs just hours after the rodney king verdict broadcast on live tv. >> not guilty. >> reporter: outrage to a jury acquitting the four officers charged with assault and excessive force against king. but ridley begins the film ten years earlier, showing the long festering frustrations between races. >> the harmony of the races. >> reporter: a

♪ ♪ i left my heart in san francisco ♪ ♪ >> you am tavis smiley, join me for an interview of john ridleywe will see you then. steves: prague's old town square, once just another farmers market, is now the heart of the city, but today, the commerce is clearly tourism. the fanciful gothic tyn church soars over everything as if to remind tourists lots of religious history took place right here. back in the 15th century, when some christians were beginning to struggle against roman catholic dominance, this was prague's leading hussite church. hussites were followers of jan hus, whose statue graces the square. he was a local preacher who got in trouble with the vatican a hundred years before martin luther and the reformation. the chalice is a symbol of hus and his followers, who believed everyone, not just priests, should be able to partake in the eucharist, or holy communion. these days, huge crowds gather at the 15th-century astronomical clock back on the old town square. the dials seem to tell you everything you could possibly want to know. it tells the phases of the moon, sunset, current

♪ ♪ i left my heart in san francisco ♪ ♪ >> you am tavis smiley, join me for an interview of john ridleywe will see you then. steves: salzburg's cathedral, constructed in the early 1600s, was one of the first grand baroque buildings north of the alps. it's sunday morning. the 10:00 mass is famous for its music, and today it's mozart. enter the cathedral, and you're immersed in pure baroque grandeur. ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ since it was built in only about 15 years, the church boasts particularly harmonious art and architecture. in good baroque style, the art is symbolic, cohesive, and theatrical, creating a kind of festival procession that leads to the resurrected christ triumphing high above the altar. ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ pacem ♪ music and the visual art complement each other. the organ loft fills the church with glorious sounds as mozart, 250 years after his birth, is still powering worship with his musical genius. ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ pacem ♪ - today on america's test kitchen, dan cooks ultimate charcoal-grilled steaks, adam reviews steak

ridley is make something new ones. "alien: covenant" comes out next month. is that what that is? just announced he's working on even more sequels, creating all sorts of rumors as to whether or not ripley will appear in them in any way. now, i can't confirm whether or not she does, because that'd be a huge spoiler. but i will say that if she did make a cameo, we would have a clip. jim? ( laughter ) ( siren ) >> help me! ( cheers and applause ) help me, please! i need a medic! >> i'll about with you in a minute. ( clears throat ) i'll be with you in a minute, ma'am, okay? i have a whole desk to clean up here. welcome to the waleand bhutanic corporation health clinic where the only thing alien to us is poor customer service. >> the screeno morphs have breached the containment facility. we don't have much time. >> hold on, please. i'm sorry. amelio, amelio, i've told you repeatedly, that if it bleeds white, it's an android, okay? also australia, if it's bleeding at all, you're not doing the eye exam properly. speak up, amigo. i can't hear you over all the screaming. >> look, this is

. >>> a new marina is ridley township and the revitalization of the ridley mall are two developments being celebrated in delaware county. it was laid out at the state of the county address in drexel hill and looking to boost the economy by attracting businesses to the area. >> time now for a first check of the "action news" traffic report. >> lets go to matt pellman. >> monica and brian the state of the streets could be better, welcome to phase two of the nfl draft closures what fun we are having, don't know about that. inner drives of the ben frankly parkway is now blocked and this is the outbound traffic on the parkway being forced out at fringe lynn institute into the outer drive that is crowded. at 6:15 they blocked out the inner drive in both directions. have a broken down bus on 9th street and that is cleared out and 4 miles per hour on the westbound schuylkill. and mid-day construction that gave us big delays on the blue route, 476 at this point. it's normal northbound volume and southbound delay starting to kick in. and burlington county we have an overturned vehicle and that

>> daisy ridley. >> really? >> daisy ridley.break character while shooting a scene. >> benicio. >> really? benicio del toro, who has a part in the latest installment. finn will have a unique experience. he'll go off with one of the new characters, rose, that you'll see. they may or may not have a romance. but 40 years. the broad appeal. is your little guy into it? >> not yet. but -- he has, darth vader and r2-d2 bath toys. so -- he's -- he's starting. >> planting it. >> planting the the seeds early. >> as lucas said, it's for 12-year-olds. we all feel it. >> and 2-year-olds. >>> stick around. "pop news" is next. >> and 2-year-olds. >>> stick around. pop news is next. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. (bark) at petsmart we love all pets. like this little guy, sam. he eats blue wilderness, it's protein rich, grain-free and made with more meat, to sa

also an accident on the southbound side in delco by ridley park.lly blocking the on-ramp so a little extra slow there as you head toward the blue route. watching a crash at city avenue at lancaster avenue by saint charles borromeo cemetery. traffic light troubles in olde city at seventh and local vine giving us confusion there this afternoon but luckily we're recovering on the westbound schuylkill still slow but better than it was when we had that vehicle fire earlier in the curve and our crash on the blue route, 476 southbound past the route one media bypass is long gone but still some slow speeds as you come down from the schuylkill and head into delaware county toward 95 this afternoon. also have a nasty crash in perkiomen township, township line road still blocked. 29 gets you around it and in west sadsbury we've got a bad accident with a vehicle into a pole by the keystone motel along 30 lincoln highway. stay on 340 if your travels between chester and lancaster county this afternoon. rick and monica, back over to you. >> matt, thanks again. >>

and i did think that john ridley fictionalized bits and pieces of it.ution, here?" >> seth: yeah. >> in 1971 england? but of course it's john ridley, so i wanted to actually ask him about, verify the authenticity of some of the details but i also wanted to ask him more and tell me where i could get more information on this. seemingly there's a whole part of uk history that we've skipped. and it's -- for me at least, you know, with what's happening in the world right now, it's very timely. >> seth: it is. it is. >> yeah. >> seth: with everything going on with activism, this is, yeah, incredibly well-timed. >> yeah. >> seth: there is a lot of sort of violence in this as well. you have gun play. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: i think gun play is the correct term for it. >> yeah, i would say that's it. >> seth: you look very -- >> happy with it. >> seth: yeah, you look great. [ laughter ] you look thrilled. like, were you -- have you done any work with guns before? because you're just -- you're a natural. >> thank you so much, you're so kind, you're so kind. i think e

penndot will be working south on 95 between ridley and the delaware state line expect huge delays againomorrow and those lane restrictions continue around the art museum kelly drive down to one lane, spring garden street closed, and septa running detours on three of the buses in the area of the art museum. we'll check the jam cams. sue will have your hump day forecast when we ♪ >>> sean bell has got the flyers in his sites. why he thinks it's time to blow it all up. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >> trust the process. tanking, rebuilding, you've heard these words and phrases before. all words and phrases you usually hear from the sixers but you're about to hear those things from the flyers. i'm sorry to say it. i know you're sick of it, but it has to be done. the flyers need to blow this thing up. they've now missed the playoffs three out of their last five seasons. if they continue to go the way they're going, they'll be a borderline play off team every single year. that's not what we want. that's not the goal. the goal is stanley cup or bust. they need to strip this thing down, bear

he is 77-year-old samuel ridley.ce saturday from barnaby terrace in southeast. police say ridley needs his medicine. if you have seen him give police a call. >>> developing this morning d.c. police on the hunt for man wanted for robbery. this happened yesterday afternoon in the pallisades neighborhood at an exxon gas station there. police say the man and another person took off in a bmw with someone else's money. they crashed that car and a witness was able to keep one of the men on the scene s the other person took off. >>> and to prince george's county now residents from an apartment building have been displaced following a fire in fort washington. some even escaped from their balconies of the third story apartments. the flames quickly spread inside the building on corning avenue but fortunately, everyone was able to get out safely. >> it's a bad thing that we had a fire in an apartment. the one good thing is that it was up on that top floor. if it had been on one of the lower floors, you know, there would have bee

ridley: a royal visit is a realeal kind of accolade and a real honor. mcdonald: there is a familiar pattern to a royal visit. the gathering crowds, the waiting dignitaries, the police outriders that signal her majesty is just around the corner. and even after 60 years, everyone, from the very young to the very old, wants to meet the queen. explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this, made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. where we'll be examining and celebrating the role of queen elizabeth ii in england

now, the focus of a documentary "let it fall," by director john ridley. >> we are determined to take los angeles. >> reporter: he shows how there was a powder keg of unrest. the notorious beating of rodney king by four police officers who were acquitted was the final straw. but there were those two stood up. what kept you from being one of those guys throwing bricks? >> that's not who i am. >> reporter: people like donald jones, who rescued a chinese immigrant from an angry mob. did you know you could have been a victim as well? >> very, very mindful. >> reporter: he regrets he couldn't save anyone. >> terrible. there is no police >> reporter: what was going through your head, your heart? >> that -- i wish that i was there. >> reporter: 25 years later, it still gets to you. >> yeah. >> reporter: why? why? >> because i would want someone to do that for me. >> reporter: a quarter-century later, the wounds still fresh. byron pitts, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. for david and all of us here, good night.

. >> on the cover of the spirit of delaware county, the athletic complex at ridley high school will undergoject. among the areas to be tackled during the make over, turf replacement of the athletic field and repair of the track and tennis court. >> from the reading eagle pennsylvania will get 26 and a half million dollars infusion of federal funds to fight the opioid crisis. according to state officials the mondayly go toward treatment of some 6,000 substance abusers who have little or no insurance. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> up next: the eagles schedule is outment don bell has a look at some of the champ innings facing the birds. >> we have an update on president george h.w. bush's health. see the photo his son, president george w. bush, tweeted out. >> and this is a live look inside the cbs-3 control room this morning, hi, guys. >> it is friday, or as meisha calls it, friyay. stay with >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. thanks for waking up with us, right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> the eagles schedule is out. h

felt like two really intense independent films i shot back to back, especially working with john ridleycreenwriter. >> and direct three of the six episodes as well. i now understood why actors love television. you get this extra time to go deeper into your characters, which sometimes it can be rush, run, rush, in a film. >> rose: she tells ken in episode one, "i have to be with someone who wants to do things," as to why she is no locker with him. >> uh-huh. i think she does not know how to be neutral or quiet in the face of injustice. and that, you know, as we go on with the episodes, we'll find out that her father -- >> who was in prison, was he not? >> a political prisoner in india. so she's really fighting for her right and her right to be in england and work. >> rose: is she prepared for the life of a political radical? >> i don't think so. i think she in her mind she knows and she's determined to stand up for what she believes in. but as i was filming the series, i thought about it, and i go, "there's so much of this that she did not even foresee coming her way, but she baifl went

. >> reporter: now, the focus of a documentary "let it fall," by director john ridley. >> this was notd because of one incident or issue, and didn't affect just one community. >> we are determined to take back the streets of los angeles. >> reporter: he shows how there was a powder keg of unrest. the notorious beating of rodney king by four white police officers who were acquitted was the final spark. but as entire neighborhoods descended into lawless violence, there was those two stood up. what kept you from being one of those guys throwing bricks? >> that's not who i am. >> reporter: people like donald jones, who rescued a chinese immigrant from an angry mob. were you mindful that you could have been a victim as well? >> very, very mindful. >> reporter: that the mob could have attacked you. >> yeah. >> reporter: he regrets he couldn't save anyone. >> terrible.there is no police . they will not enter the area. >> reporter: what was going through your head, your heart? >> that -- i wish that i was there. >> reporter: 25 years later, it still gets to you. >> yeah. >> reporter: why? why?

. >> that doesn't sube due the sorrow, a sadness that's shared by ridley who isn't caustic but says he's among the faithful. now christians in egypt have been targeted in the past, but the father says this feels different. they're going to continue to pray for all those involved. they're also going to be prayer for the tearests. reporting live nbc 10 news. >>> more traffic trouble is on the way. if you drive around the ben franklin parkway in philadelphia, take a look crews are already closing parts of the parkway as the city of the nfl get ready to host the 2017 draft this month. right now road closures are being put up. drew smith is live along the parkway to show us what's happening. >> reporter: good evening. something big is going down here. we're down to one lane on kelly drive. also a street will be closing partially at midnight. meanwhile, it's not just drivers that are affected. if you're planning on taking a run up the rocky step, well, you're not going to be able to this month. the traffic barrels and cones began moving around 8:00 a.m. tonight, and the city's quickly closing

jim: ridley, the head of the competition committee. nick: they will draw. rose gets one. looked like it from here. i'd step away quietly for a few seconds and have a few practice swings just to loosen up a touch. you know, it will be quite a nice thing in a playoff to go first. you stripe one down the fairway, that's your full intentions. but it is a really demanding tee shot, as you've seen over the years. if you block it right, you are more than likely completely blocked, so this is the hardest shot. fortunately fits these players' eyes perfectly. aim at the bunker. hollywoodoff failed. -- holdoff fade. jim: he's concerned, and he should be. he gets another very generous bounce here. gets a little bit away from the base of those trees, but the magnolia throws it down, stays on the pine straw. centuryo lost to harrington in that 2007 open championship i referenced where he had a putt to win on the 72nd green and that time he hit a good putt and it spun out. nick: he likes it. ooh. jim: hugs the right side. nick: wow, just scuttled through the corner. jim: all right, adva

ridl ridley. the oscar-winning writer and director behind "12 years a laif."documentary called "let it fall." about the l.a. riots 5 years ago when the police officers who beat rodney king was acquitted. let's take a look. >> where are you going? i said, i'm going to save that man's life. who told you that? i think god. he told me three or four times to go save him. i was on a mission pip don't know why god picked me. but he chose me. out of 1 million people, he chose me. >> and usually when -- thank you, john, thank you for joining me. >> absolutely. >> usually when you see something like this, it's told from a talking head or a historian. you wanted to hear if the real people. >> we have about 25 different individuals. the story begins. it seems like a collection of people talk about families, circumstances, backgrounds. we begin to understand that almost every vim that we hear from was independent matly involved in an event that led to this uprising. it's a story of perspectives. people. communities. bobby green, who just saw what was going on sand said, th

it felt like intense movies back to back, especially working with someone like john ridley, who directedx episodes. i kind of feel like this -- with this particular one, i understand why actors love television. you get this extra time to go deeper into your characters. sometimes it can be rush, rush, rush in films. charlie: she tells ken, she wants to be somewhat who does things, for why she doesn't want to be with him. freida: i think she does not know how to be neutral or quiet in the face of injustice. as you go on, you will find out that it comes to the father as well. charlie: a prisoner? freida: political president in india. she is fighting for her right in england -- i don't know how much you know about the immigration not but by the way it is repealed even today. people who came from the colonies, mainly from african and asia, where under the threat of being deported. she is really fighting for her right to be in england and work. charlie: what is her relationship with her boyfriend, marcus? freida: market does things. she was to be with people who do things. i think he is the mo

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the confirmation because surely he will make and over the last half century.or this the last resort ridley americans seeking fairness and justice against forces much larger then the muscles of the time those zero struggling to stay in the middle-class as hard as ever to get into the middle-class wil reid needed justice of the court to help break back in the direction of the people. we're turgeon judge gorsuch to the dependent care i did just as the america badly needs his a justice for the federalist society and the foundation so with the skill of the armed forces and to be at the hands of those and syria to make sure he knows when he has such despicableig atrocities he will pay a price is the right thing to do. this is no incumbent with the trump administration to fill up with a cast hearing and nobody. >> what we're doing today and how you need and 112 people serving on the supreme court did is hard not to be reminded as we vote for the replacement of justice scalia also serve other court 26 years after reagan who appointed him left the white house for other teen years after he died so c

what they are coming back southbound i-95 again today paving crews will be setting up shop between ridley and commodore barry bridge, it took some folks an hour to make it through this stretch yesterday and it caused domino delays along the blue route as well, so if you are head together airport or heading south anywhere near i-95 give yourself plenty of extra time and another head up for after the rush hour penndot will be working westbound on the schuylkill expressway, down to one lane, from gladwynn, out to 476, mike and alex, back to you. >>> we have breaking news this morning. a lawyer says man accused of crashing a truck in the crowd in stockholm has pleaded guilty to terrorist crimes. man has been in custody since his a reason saturday. four people were killed and 15 others were wounded in friday 's attack. >> wow. >>> oh, my god. >> no. >> have we establish the doctor himself, 69 years old, is he screaming? >> you can hear other passengers react nothing shock too. >> woman says what are you doing to that guy. >> chaos on this united flight we have seen it a hundred times now from