i worked for tom bradley, and the tension could not have been more ieheightened. >> absolutely. >> and his legacy, it was really awful. you think about it today, and we see these things rather routinely, but i thought the lack of response at daryle gates punishing the community. he was at a fundraiser and and i was there when it happened not even knowing. i drove into the area when they were throwing bricks, and there was news helicopters. and not to respond to that incident in contrast to the 1965. and it was not -- i moved here in 1969, but as i reflect on what happened in 1965 as opposed to what happened, you know, in the response to the jury verdict, what triggers these incidents is always a confrontation between the police and the community based on years -- and i agree with karen, we have to be careful not to be overly simplistic, but it was like a volcano that was building and building. apart from the obvious lapd acting like a force, and the videotape highlights that in my opinion, but you had other issues like jobs, education, no super markets, all of these things that just so

you do and get hurt tom: miller said when he saw john bradley in trouble, he went towards the most violent of the attackers. >> the individual turned their attention from mr. riley to me and stepped over him, came at me. tom: one left this mark. >> the second was under my ear, which was enough to knock me down. >> he took punches intended for me. tom: soon after the group dispersed and metro police arrested two juveniles. this happened rush-hour friday night. >> would bothered me is there was a crowd of people. tom: miller had a concussion and riley needs surgery on his hand. this is not the way they would have chosen. >> i'm glad we met. tom: the former federal prosecutor ed law student have hit it off. i have anomebody that opportunity to meet and get to know, because he is a hero. tom: tom roussey, abc 7 news. steve: stormwatch 7 first forecast this wednesday evening, look at these temperatures this time of year, this time of the evening, 76 at reagan national, 80 at dulles. humidity the heat and is back full force, lower the heat index values eventually into the lower to middle 90's. w

tom hanks set to play an editor, ben bradley, and co-staffers taking to twitter sharing photos of thejournalists questions about how a story comes together. of course, tom hanks, you know, he liks members of the press. he sends coffee machines to the washington bureau quite frequently. >> we can use an espresso. >> just to make sure they're we well-ca well-caffeinated. >>> a new survey from hinge revealing what you should order to land a second date. 8,000 people across the u.s., actually five cities, ideal first date, going out for drinks and ordering a bloody mary topped the list, with a 57% success rate. 24% of people responded to fried chicken. and surprisingly enough grabbing vegan meals came in at 23%. sushi at 19%. the worst thing to order on a date is pancakes, only 8% of people -- >> too heavy. >> order the morning after -- >> that. >> -- a good date. >> that's a different kind of date, that's a hookup. >> it's been a while since i've been single. >> dan got the sushi. >> thank you. we'll be back with more "good morning america" tomorrow morning. have a great days, everybody.

tom: all of this stocks and bonds linked into the politics. you have the bill bradley must-read. went to bring that up? michael: weekend. -- he wasadley talked involved in creating the 1986 tax bill. he talked about what you need to get it done. he said that bill's success -- michael holland, if that is the case, why is everybody trading stocks higher on the idea of a tax reform package that people in washington are saying may not happen? >> i think the markets are not doing that. i think the markets presume what you heard marty talked about and bill bradley talked about, there is little chance of any of this occurring. therefore, if any of this did occur, for all of the reasons you talk about, people are saying it can't happen, the market still believe it can happen. if it did happen, simply a corporate reduction, and some people who know more about it than i do say, even that is a possibility. if you get anything, it would be a positive surprise. help your people in the markets don't think anything -- tom: the bond market. stocks, bonds, politics. of it is a jumbled.