the big thing about los angeles is people are really fed up more than ever with traffic in los angeles they are so fed up they decided to tax themselves raising gas taxes to fund public transit. the hope for many of them is if we find public transit many of the people will roads, they will leave the roads and things will move faster. >> with these billions of dollars are being spent in los angeles, they being spent on smart transportation or more roads, more vehicles? they are not being spent on more roads and more vehicles are being spent on a dramatic expansion of the metro system, more buses more electric buses. they're looking at los angeles as this test bed for all kinds of new technology there opening it up and they are telling people if you set up your new company whether it scooters, thomas cars, flying ships, you can try it out in los angeles. >> that happened actually in santa monica pier didn't with the scooter? >> yes. a lot of people were unhappy about it. one day the bird scooters appeared on the sidewalks in santa monica pier people looked at them they saw how they could

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de la policÍa de los angeles. se dio cuando estaban rompiendo los vidrios de algunos automÓviles y tambiÉn estaban cerrando la salida de una de las autopistas en la inocente -- pleno centro de los Ángeles. el objetivo principal era llegar hasta la policÍa, la sede del departamento de la policÍa de los Ángeles. en este momento la policÍa se encuentra en alerta tÁctica y han declarado que es ilegal el reunirse en lo que es todo el primercuadro de la ciudad, el centro de la ciudad de los Ángeles. estado pidiendo a la gente que se vaya, que se retire. incluso algunas protestaron de manera pacÍfica, se sentaron obstruyendo unas calles despuÉs que se habÍa declarado ilegal el reunirse y fueron detenidos, fueron arrestados uno a uno. esto fue de manera pacÍfica. hubo tambiÉn algunos brotes de violencia en esta jornada que comenzÓ en la tarde y se ha extendido hasta las horas de la noche. aquÍ se pueden ver todavía los helicÓpteros, las patrullas, los policÍas tratando de hacer que toda la gente se vaya

from now in the downtown area of los angeles which saw some violence and violent confrontations and again more arson last night. carr said he urged everyone to take a deep breath and go back home and saying that violence and burning fire setting is dishonoring the memory of george floyd the man who was killed by a police officer in minneapolis on monday 1 in another part of the city beverly hills well known as a very wealthy area of the united states another demonstration was underway and the black lives matter co-founder patrice koehler's told a group in beverly hills we are living in the middle of an uprising we're in an uprising both black 9 life now it is unclear how this is obviously unclear how this is all going to get sorted out whether people will heed the mayor's plea to leave. or whether things will be even worse and excuse me as the sun sets it's still broad daylight here in los angeles as you can see from these pictures but. that has not deterred the demonstrators from doing what they're doing and the expression of rage that it's reached from coast to coast across the un

. >> you are a residence of los angeles, kyung. you have probably gotten a public safety alert that is saying the city of los angeles is dou is doueclaring a curfew from 8: p.m. to 5:30 a.m. additional information is on the city's website. it is 8:00 p.m. central in los angeles, 8:01. we are watching the scenes unfold all over the country. you can see her on the streets of los angeles and being moved back by what appears to be lapd. she will correct me as soon as i reset. >> that is the lapd. >> we have been watching it play out in los angeles, in atlanta, philadelphia, new york city, minneapolis, washington, d.c., miami, seattle, salt lake city, all over. the pictures we are at is los angeles. a curfew went into effect two minutes ago. it doesn't appear that the protesters on the street are abiding by the curfew. kyung reporting from the streets. as you observe lapd, take us to the streets. >> what you are looking at -- we were unbeknownst to us squeezed in with the protesters. the line of police came in. i am standing to the nort

within los angeles county. there is a lot of freedom, that's what makes the united states and california unique. so it's a hard place to govern, dubai has a central authority that has a lot of power dubai is organizing things so they can control movement. there investing in all technology and like los angeles there looking to become a testbed for flying machines, robotic cars and all the rest. but all of the data and dubai is going to go to a command center and the goal in the command center is to move people and the things around as efficiently the items here where out. it is a question of freedom versus efficiency. you say you're in dubai and china in the home a lot of deficiency. in the question of the united states, how do we achieve that efficiency while respecting peoples data and giving them the freedom that there used to. >> an authoritarian government and dubai has an easier time of it? >> yes. i think that is true about all kinds of things with authoritarian government. they have an easier time contro

a curfew has been ordered in los angeles and los angeles far from ordered in los angeles and los angeles farfrom alone ordered in los angeles and los angeles far from alone in that. we think about a dozen or so, possibly more now, have requested cu rfews and possibly more now, have requested curfews and place. they are asking their residents to stay at home, to stay indoors from around now, 8pm, 9pm in the evening untilfive in the morning. police efforts now is to try, as fireworks go out there in los angeles, police try and somehow marshall people and get people to go home and to leave the streets. and lots of these cities there have been peaceful demonstrations throughout the day. having speeches, there we re day. having speeches, there were black lives matter organised marches, that did carry on peacefully, but the streets remain full of people and the clashes with police have been the result. we are keeping right across these protests, a wave of protests and around 30 cities right across the us and we are keeping across all the developments here for you on bbc world news. the first c

. >> imagine a scenario, los angeles, 2028 . what should be expect. >> one thing about information revolution is you can't bet on certain things. my co-author, at the turn-of-the-century are the year 2000 and we were predicting the smart phones going to change communication by 2003. and turnout we were way early. it didn't come until 2007. but the changes are so important. so it los angeles in 2020, what will we see predict going to see a lot more choices, they're going to have spent billions of dollars on public transportation. there's going to be cars that are semi autonomous running in certain parts of los angeles. don't think were going to have them at that point were going to have fully autonomous cars going around that space but we will have some of that. and it could be airships like networks of small robotic drones to carry people and their non- across los angeles. >> nu for some time american garcetti other pretty and with the planning do for that time. >> they have a lot of big projects that they hope to get in gear by

only asking about that so los angeles is an extremely surprised out city big greater los angeles area as is happening in just very concentrated very specific areas. you know this is an area the worst hit area is. an area called the fairfax district this is again an area where there's a lot of shops affluent area not a high minority area like south central l.a. was which was convulsed by the riots of 992 but it's a it's a shopping area a lot of entertainment and so on also in beverly hills where there was some ransacking and some fires lit so it has been concentrated in those areas now on the contrary on friday night there was widespread on rest in the very center of los angeles including protests. protesters blocking a major highway and there were a lot of arrests 500 arrests on the evening of friday so you can see these pictures here people are going into stores and coming out with their hands full it is. ironic richelle that this weekend was supposed to represent a new phase of los angeles is reopening for business in the midst of the covert 19 crisis instead. we have this and actua

de la policÍa de los angeles. se dio cuando estaban rompiendo los vidrios de algunos automÓviles y tambiÉn estaban cerrando la salida de una de las autopistas en la inocente -- pleno centro de los Ángeles. el objetivo principal era llegar hasta la policÍa, la sede del departamento de la policÍa de los Ángeles. en este momento la policÍa se encuentra en alerta tÁctica y han declarado que es ilegal el reunirse en lo que es todo el primercuadro de la ciudad, el centro de la ciudad de los Ángeles. estado pidiendo a la gente que se vaya, que se retire. incluso algunas protestaron de manera pacÍfica, se senunas calles despuÉs que se habÍa declarado ilegal el reunirse y fueron detenidos, fueron arrestados uno a uno. esto fue de manera pacÍfica. hubo tambiÉn algunos brotes de violencia en esta jornada que comenzÓ en la tarde y se ha extendido hasta las horas de la noche. aquÍ se pueden ver todavía los helicÓpteros, las patrullas, los policÍas tratando de hacer que toda la gente se vaya de regreso a sus

this is los angeles. as we were talking about earlier on the ebb and flow of protesters on the street, things look relatively calm at the moment. there have been more serious confrontations a couple of hours ago, but the real test is coming up as we had into the evening, just to see how things develop here in la and across the united states and we will be covering every development as it happens here on bbc world news. let us move on to a different story now. the first commercial spacecraft to carry people into space has successfully launched from cape canaveral in florida. the capsule — built by elon musk‘s spacex — has two astronauts onboard and they are now on their way to the international space station. rebecca morelle has more. these are steps towards a new era of space flight. nasa's two, the first to launch from american soil in almost a decade, and this is the rocket, built by spacex, a company about to make history by carrying people into space. bob, doug, have an amazing flight. enjoy tho

los angeles in 2028 what are we going to see? we will see a lot more choices, they are going to spend billions of dollars in public transportation, there is going to be cars that are semi-autonomous running in certain parts of los angeles. i don't think by that point we will have fully autonomous cars going around that vast space but we have some of that and there could be ships, networks of small, robotic drones that carry people who there and jan across los angeles. >> you spent some time with mayor garcetti when you talked about the olympics and what they are planning to do for that time. >> they have a lot of big project they hope to getting year by 2028 for the olympics but the big thing is people are really fed up more than ever with traffic in los angeles and so set up that they decided to tax themselves, raising gas taxes to fund public transit and the hope for many of them is many people will leave the roads and it will move faster. >> host: with these billions of dollars being spent in los angeles are they being spent o

angeles, to the entire area of los angeles. we're also hearing about some more clashes between police and protesters including in atlanta, where about 25 minutes ago, an atlanta p.d. officer was apparently struck by someone riding an atv in the area of 200 ted turner drive. i believe that's near cnn center downtown. the officer sustained what is described as significant injuries and was transported to grady. their condition is said to be stable. quite a lot going on in america tonight. this is a night that is about making change in the country. change is never easy. it will be interesting, i think, to see what happens after this. night is beginning to fall across the entire country. who knows what that will bring through the night and into the morning? i appreciate your making time for us. i will see you tomorrow morning on "meet the press." i'll see you back here at 3:00 p.m. eastern. until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson. chris jansing continues our coverage next on msnbc. over how people who switch to progressive can save

en ese de los Ángeles? 5 de mayo los angeles es margarita, fiesta, quÉ van a hacer? >> en casa, desafortunadamente, una celebraciÓn en familia, dÍa de las madres, el 10 de mayo, espero que nosotros podamos dar pasos de esperanza, la oportunidad de enviar las flores a nuestras madres, pero necesitamos proteger la gente, porque no podemos celebrar el 5 de mayo, u otra fiesta en el futuro, si no hay en los Ángeles. las vidas son sagradas, y continuaremos con esta guÍa. jorge: me quedo con esa frase, "las vidas son sagradas", gracias por hablar con nosotros en espaÑol una vez mÁs, alcalde eric garcetti. marÍa: alcalde de una de las grandes ciudades fundada por mexicanos. jorge: siempre ha estado dispuesto a hablar con nosotros, su espaÑol es cada vez mejor, y la importancia de que alguien se comunique directamente en espaÑol. esta es una crisis terrible la que vivimos en estados unidos, pero del gobierno federal del presidente donald trump, no hay un solo portavoz que haya salido a hablar en espaÑol

los angeles is very spread out. so niece protests, what happened in different pockets, not all at one intersection. they would move, and the side roads. so police were trying to kind of cordon things off and preserve one area. but at times it did get out of control. but i wouldn't say everyone is doing that. there are a lot of people who went to that protest, then went home. >> the california national guard being deployed to los angeles overnight tonight to support the local response to maintain people's safety on the streets. jeff, stay safe out there and we'll get back to you when we can. please stay with us, we'll have continuing coverage of these protests coast to coast over the death of george floyd coming up here in just a moment. stay with us. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these

i'm rick leventhal in los angeles. the curfews not having much effect on keeping people off the treats in minneapolis or other major be metropolitan areas across the country. police making 1,400 arrests since thursday and many more tonight. a tense situation in chicago with stores looted and squad carsua damaged. some protesters were struck with batons on the city's eastside. . some squad cars set on fire with multiple clashes and arrests. four nypd officers allegedly throwing a molotov cocktail into their police car. -- a poll tough cocktail thrown into their police car. mike tobin joins us. reporter: tonight was dramatically different with a big show of force in minneapolis. 45 minutes after the 8:00 p.m. curfew went into effect we saw state troopers, dnr police, sheriff's deputies come up in buss with all the riot gear at the ready and they put out a lot of the teargas. they went up near the fifth precinct which had become the flash point after the third precinct was burned. they swept up the streets with the tearga

ángeles anunciaron la reapertura parcial de los centros comerciales además de eliminar restricciones en las playas >> las típicas parrilladas en el condado de los ángeles estarán prohibidas se permitirá surfear caminar o correr o andar en bicicleta >> se siente rico andar al aire libre pero manteniendo la distancia >> estacionamientos públicos serán reabiertos a excepción de comunidades como santa mónica y malecones cerrados hasta nuevo aviso la advertencia de mantener el distanciamiento social de seis pies están en carreteras parques y aeropuertos >> hemos visto fiestas y reuniones que han resultado en nuevas infecciones >> el condado de los ángeles anunció la reapertura de lugares de comida >> incluyendo negocios dentro de los centros comerciales pero tienen que seguir las reglas que solo son para ir a recoger >> las celebraciones en vehículos son permitidas los conductores deben usar mascarilla al bajar las ventanas fue el pedido del presidente de estados unidos, donald trump para que las iglesias reabran las iglesias el fin de semana y clasificarlas como esenciales el

and that is a major, major intersection this part of los angeles. there is an artery that connects many parts of the city via service streets. so the police officers had set up down here, towards the ocean on 3rd street. and you can clearly see them shooting these rubber bullets again. as they back the crowd up. the police sealed off the street completely in two places. but this is where the most tension was. this is where the most officers were. as well as the most protesters. they impeded their progress. they had set up a lot of their vehicle, tactically right here. and when they went head to head so to speak, face to face. and as you see now even more tension as they try to back that crowd up right there. the protesters and the police squared up. there wasn't one moment where we saw where someone swung or flung a bottle. but the protesters also started jumping on all those police cars that were parked here. and as i say, if you look at anybody standing up above the crowd, odds are, and i can't say it for every single one, but most of those are po

>> jon, part of los angeles is in flames right now. i'm in the middle of beverly boulevard which runs up towards a high end open air shopping small called the grove and right now i'm standing in front of a car that's been set ablaze. it is burning fiercely. people standing far too close to it for their own safety right now. there is a crowd out here of several thousand, i would say. i obviously only have my ability to count those numbers from what i see on the ground. it could be far larger, and you may be able to tell that if you have a helicopter shot. but from a los angeles point of view, jon, i want to explain how extraordinary it is to see this kind of protest right here in this part of l.a., and that is not a coincidence at all. there was a lot of talk last night among the protesters on their on-line forum, etc., that what was the point of targeting downtown l.a., they should move this into what they considered the wealthier whiter parts of los angeles, west hollywood, where we are now and beverly hills, and that would make a far

y desde los cielos de la florida los Ángeles azules rinden homenajee a los heroes que luchan contra la pandemia. ♪ ♪ ilia: el tiempo en estados unidos presenta un complicado panorama. una ola de calor en el oeste, mal tiempo en el centro. nieve, sÍ, nieve en el mes de mayo en la costa este. donde el fin de semana habrÁ descenso de temperaturas significativo. jefe de meteorologÍa de univisiÓn nos amplia. >> tenemos por delante un fin de semana gÉlido. en azul con temperaturas congelantes. mÁs de 70 millones con temperaturas por debajo de los 32. eso es poco habitual. aire frÍo en el polo norte estÁ allÍ, invierno nos visita. se desplomÓ aire frÍo. podrÍamos luvantarnos con todo esto, rÉcord de temperatura bajas en el Área triestatal. temperaturas en 30 con viento, sensaciones en los 20 grados. un sÁbado frÍo. el domingo tambiÉn. repetiremos con temperaturas muy bajas. puede neve en el interior de esos estados. muy poco habitual, mÁs de 40 aÑos sin ver estas temperaturas en un dÍa de madres. regreso al estudio. ilia: muchas gracias. los senadores demÓcratas prese

fist, we want to take you to los angeles -- first, we want to take you to los angeles, to show you something we have seen in really so many cities where the protests are taking place. that's the destruction of law enforcement vehicles. this is a cruiser from the lapd, but this is not unique in what we are seeing in these protests. we are following this as it happens. now, to oakland, where the department of homeland security is now calling the shooting death of a federal protective officer in that city last night domestic terrorism. two federal security guards were shot outside the federal building in that city. authorities say they were targeted. in philadelphia what began as a peaceful protest has developed into a scary situation there. cars being overturned and torched near city hall. in denver, the the mayor is expressing his frustration over the destruction that's happening in his city saying in a news conference today that none of this has anything to do with george floyd. he has issued a curfew beginning tonight for next two nights. and the governor has activated the national guard. >

again, this is on the street in los angeles. protesters and police are coming face-to-face as paul vercammen was just reporting. there have been rubber bullets fired. there have been water bottles as we saw. >> reporter: again, you can hear the sound of rubber bullets being fired. we should also note there is a city bus driver who is in a sense trapped inside his bus. they got him out. the crowd cheered. and now we're seeing random acts of violence. if you look over here, chris, to my right, you can see someone trying to hack out the police car's windows with a skateboard. using the skateboard wheels. and so the violence has erupted here on third street. and we've got people who are pushing and shoving with police officers, and again, that telltale sound of rubber bullets being fired by l.a. police officers in this area. this is not very far from the grove shopping center in los angeles. it's considered more of an upscale neighborhood, but now we're seeing the police cars being vandalized. someone just jumped up and tried to kic

we have a developing situation here in los angeles. kyung lah and her team are right in front of it. what's going on? >> what you're looking at, chris, is certainly a devolving situation, by the minute here. and the crowd is starting to move. but what you are looking at is a restaurant. all the windows are smashed. people were running through it. earlier, we saw a starbucks go get -- get completely smashed up. the windows. and then, the looting started. and we're going to walk this way. people are setting trash cans on fire. pushing dumpsters down the street. and then, jordan, look to your left. what you see over there, those are the police moving in. we had not seen them for some time. but police officers, and we're going to actually start to back up a little bit. they are trying to clear the streets. there have been a number of police officers, who've been injured. we know that at least two had to be taken to the hospital. and with the violence and with the damage that they've seen in downtown los angeles, this has been declared an u

los angeles, atlanta, chicago, cincinnati, cleveland columbus, denver, philadelphia, portland. and rochester. so far no cities in the bay area have issued curfews curfews will give officials the chance to break up large crowds to try to keep them from gathering and to try to restore order the bay area is also involved hundreds of people in san francisco protesting police brutality following the death of george floyd this was the scene earlier today is a group of demonstrators made their way to the bay bridge entrance at harrison and first street. >>police block the protesters from getting on to the bridge itself. the group has since left that area the protests come after a night of violence across the bay area and other cities over the killing of george floyd. >>in the east bay city and business leaders in oakland are decrying the violence in the vandalism that took place amid the protests over the death of george floyd unrest last night turned to chaos and broken glass fires and looting happened as at dozens of business locations and different buildings i would boards ripped o

let's get los angeles, what's happening in los angeles, because i am getting messages from people who are telling me that los angeles is on fire. and there is proof of that. so you're looking at los angeles there. paul, stand by. i just want to get a look at some of images there. do we have any other images in los angeles? aerials from our affiliates? but again, this is los angeles. and let's put the aerials up. from our affiliate. firefighters on the scene of a fire in los angeles. i believe we had a shot of miami, where we saw a car that was burned out in miami. again, another major city in the united states where we are seeing chaos. also in washington, d.c., we saw protesters that were close to the white house. there is d.c., where it got out of control last night. we saw protesters who were fighting with secret service there. also the city of atlanta out of control. salt lake city, we'll take you there. we'll put those images up from salt lake city, utah. look at that. look at the streets of salt lake city. and as i said, atlanta, georgia, out-of-control last night. it is unbelie

angeles but across this nation. >> and that is the mayor of los angeles who is talking about what is an ongoing developing scene where we saw a police standoff. a line of police officers that was holding back hundreds of protesters in a very famous area of los angeles around the farmers market. he has put out a request to, as he put it, allow our peace officers to restore some calm, quote, now's the time to go home, announcing a curfew tonight. there is also a curfew that has been announced in philadelphia starting at 8:00 tonight and a little earlier on maybe within the last half hour or so, we heard that the mayor of atlanta, as well, was instituting a curfew in her city. i'm joined by michael eric dyson, he is the author of "what truth sounds like," michael, it is always great to have you and your voice at a time when we're all looking to try to understand what we're seeing right now. you know, we heard some historic references from eric garcetti. i heard a suggestion earlier today that maybe if one of the black men who had been murdered previously was still alive, maybe we wouldn

i am rick leventhal in los angeles. these curfews having little effect in keeping people off the streets. in minneapolis or other major metropolitan areas from new york to los angeles with police making at least 1400 arrests and 17 u.s. cities since thursday and many more are arrested tonight including in chicago. window smashed and stores looted in squad cars torched in damage producing violent clashes between demonstrators and police. new york city streets were a wild scene earlier with multiple clashes and arrest their presumption or windows broken and as you can see police cars set on fire. one woman was charged with the murder of four nypd officers for allegedly hurling a molotov tail into their police van while they were inside. lawmakers in california and nevada and numerous other states calling on the national guard to help. here in california state of emergency has been declared in los angeles. out in minneapolis they seem to have calmed down a bit. that's where "fox news" correspondent mike tobin is. mike what

"the los angeles times" just broke the story. it's an attempt to continue to slow the spread of coronavirus there. this all comes as the nation's top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci issued a stark warning for the nation earlier today. the united states does not have, he says, coronavirus under control. >> i think we're going in the right direction. but the right direction does not mean we have by any means total control of this outbreak. >> dr. fauci also emphasizing the, quote, consequences could be really serious, he said, if states and cities open up before meeting the guidelines laid out by the white house task force, which is precisely what appears to be happening in many states across the nation. >> it is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak that you might not be able to control, which in fact, paradoxically, will set you back, not only leading to some suffering and death that could be avoided, but could even set you back on the road to trying to get economic recovery. >> these warnings coming during a

andrea: mÁs del 50% de los residentes de los Ángeles han respondido al censo, lo que causa cierta preocupaciÓn, porque si no hay mayor participaciÓn el condado podrÍa no recibir el presupuesto que necesita para su desarrollo. reportera: hasta la fecha alrededor del 57% de los residentes han participado, Ésta no es suficiente y podrÍa causar que el condado no reciba los fondos necesarios harÁ operar programas comunitarios, para hablarnos de la importancia del censo 2020 nos acompaÑa rigoberto. el 57% parece ser un porcentaje alto, pero la realidad es otra, por que cuÉntanos? >> el 50 y 7%, nos lleva a la mitad del camino pero es importantÍsimo recordarnos que la meta es conseguir un 100%, es muy importante que todos nos contemos es fÁcil, es seguro, y es muy importante. el censo, va a determinar por 10 aÑos, la cantidad de fondos que recibirÍamos a quien el condado de los Ángeles, que recibirÍa california, de parte del gobierno federal y eso es basado en la cantidad de personas que vivan en ese lugar, asÍ es que imagínate servicios como escuela, servicios de salud, hasta las carr

the day let's go to our rob reynolds covering all this for us in los angeles so rob it's about 10 pm west coast time this is a pretty massive fire that we're seeing what is your understanding of where things stand now. yes that's right this is a huge fire in a commercial building on the west side of the city it's not one of your big corporate chains it's not a walmart or starbucks it's just a couple of shoe stores and jewelry stores so unfortunately those that's one business owner who's out of a livelihood the national guard has been requested by the mayor of los angeles and they should start arriving units of the national guard from california should start arriving within the coming hours now they're designed to play a backup role 'd to the los angeles police department the los angeles sheriff's department assisting them and allowing the those police officers to deal with the civil on the rest multiple stores have been ransacked as you can see there is fire there have been also a police car set on fire a lot of vandalism police have been using. irritant gas not sure if we can call i

condado de los Ángeles. les damos $400 en una tarjeta mastercard. >> a la seÑora vÁsquez comenta que el dinero le ayudÓ para pagar la renta. >> cuando me dieron eso, yo los di. yo pagÓ 800 donde vivo, pero di la mitad de lo que me dio mi tarjeta. >> el dinero puede ser utilizado para comprar comida y medicinas, segÚn las necesidades de cada persona. pero definitivamente se trata de una gran ayuda. >> decenas de migrantes detenidos en centros de florida pasaron del alivio a la frustraciÓn cuando un juez ordenÓ su liberación por enfrentar riesgos de contagio de coronavirus, pero luego otro magistrado determinÓ transferirlos a otras instalaciones, esto causÓ el enojo de familiares y activistas que esperaban ver los libres. ivÁn: loreta sánchez se siente impotente. su esposo de 47 aÑos es uno de los detenidos en un centro de inmigraciÓn . los otros dos centros son en el sureste de miami. >> la travesÍa fue la peor. >> la jueza federal accediÓ a que trasladaran a unos 200 inmigrantes fuera del est

rick: i am break in los angeles. these curfews have little effect in keeping people off of the streets another metropolitan areas from new york to los angeles. police making at least 1400 arrests and 17 u.s. cities since thursday and many more arrested tonight. including in chicago . with photos and smashed, and stores looted on the miracle mile and squad cars damage. violent clashes between demonstrators and police . new york city streets for a while the scene earlier with multiple arrests there. some store windows broken and as you can see police car set on fire. one woman was charged with attempted murder of four nypd officers for allegedly early a cocktail into the police man while they were inside. lawmakers in california, and nevada and numerous other states, calling in the national guard to help here in california is a state of emergency has now been declared. and then in minneapolis, things seem to have calmed down a bit brady and this is where this all started. and during a slime now tonight mike what is the

let's go now to los angeles. let's go now to los angeles. let's check in with what is happening there. it is just 7:10pm there, of course, with the different time zones across the different time zones across the states, states, so a little earlier, little more daylight, and it seems there are fire engines putting out a fire. we have seen over the last couple of nights buildings set on fire in different cities, vehicles set on fire in different cities, and earlier on in los angeles, it was actually one of the first place this afternoon where we saw a police car on fire ina where we saw a police car on fire in a row of ten or so, doesn't police cars, that were all vandalised and damaged. a cu rfew was all vandalised and damaged. a curfew was ordered in parts of the city of los angeles, like many cities across the usa right now. that curfew may be keeping some people at home, but certainly not others. hundreds and thousands of people on the streets across the us. let's go to minneapolis now, of course, the epicentre of these protests. there hav

>>i'm from los angeles more than 500 people have been arrested. since last night. these protests have started in downtown and they forced their way across the fairfax district all the way to the west side we just lost picture now we've got a tight shot. there's pouring water in that building looks like a for the most part it's a total loss, the roof is gone, and it's just now a shell of of what it was. some angelenos pam have been comparing this to the rodney king riots that happened some 30 years ago it's been that long hard to believe over a similar set of circumstances lee they're saying that this situation seems worse at the protests that in los angeles now see more intense than back then yeah of course we remember rodney king after he had been beaten by police was quoted as saying why can't we all just get along he had a rough. >>ally following that incident he never seemed to really recover and get on his feet after being beaten by los angeles police officers there. we have also learned tonight that the national guard has been called in by mehr our saturday t

all right rob reynolds that live for us in los angeles covering events there rob thank you. hello i'm darren jordan this is al jazeera bringing you extended coverage of the unrest right across the united states over the death of george floyd in minneapolis protests have spread to more than a dozen cities from new york to los angeles where we have reporters standing by in 5 major cities the 1st let's take a look at what's happening across the country the mayors of los angeles that land denver and portland have announced nighttime curfew is in an effort to stop more violent demonstrations minneapolis announced the measure on friday off the shots were looted and cars and buildings set on fire. but no protests have broken out in los angeles where a police cruiser was set on fire all the demonstrations have been held in miami and chicago and in minnesota where george floyd died the governor says he's fully mobilizing the national guard for the 1st time in the state's history but warns he still doesn't have enough troops. president trump says the oath already is then need to get t

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this is los angeles, again. a helicopter shot taking a look in the city whereas i said there will be a curfew. that's chicago that is in the river north district. helicopter looking down at protesters who are there blocking off an intersection across the chicago river. that is just one of the many cities where there is protest activities including right here in minneapolis where i have to tell you there are far more people out in this crowd than there were last night at this time. it is a 100% peaceful protest. we just heard from the mayor of st. paul who said information he had been given or he conveyed earlier today that most of the motests were outside the area, at least the number he said appears to be incorrect. so we don't have good information on this, but there's a completely peaceful protest. it is right in front of the fifth precinct, police station across the road in which there are police. we have seen them, and we have seen on the roof of that building some makeshift barricades that police have put

angeles police department the los angeles sheriff's department assisting them in allowing those police officers to deal with the civil unrest multiple stores have been ransacked as you can see there is fire there have been also a police car set on fire a lot of vandalism police have been using. irritant gas not sure if we can call it tear gas or. not since there are a variety of such. devices they have also used rubber bullets and bean bag type non-lethal projectiles in order to disperse the crowds once the violence began because of course this did start as a peaceful protest march protesting the killing of george floyd in minneapolis earlier this week thousands of people held signs and marched peacefully but then things started to go very badly wrong and now as i say there's been a lot of vandalism a lot of ransacking stores emptied out by people who may or may not have any real connection to the protest movement so let's look at some reaction in his latest remarks the presumptive democratic party presidential nominee joe biden said the past few days have made it clear that the u.s. i

you are in downtown los angeles. what are you seeing and if you could compare and contrast what you're seeing tonight versus -- or this morning with what you saw 28 years ago. >> okay. well, both protests, the unrest in 1992 and the protests we're seeing today in los angeles are born of the same frustration and anger that people felt over incidents of police violence against black individuals. however there's a marked difference. this protest, even though people were arrested, police cars set on fire, right here in downtown l.a., very near where i live, last night there were clashes between police and protesters. there seems to be an organization in this one, the black lives matter movement, it's young people, it's interracial among the protesters. in 1992, it was not organized. there was no black lives matter movement, it was an eruption. there were flash points all over the city. one of the most famous was at the corner of normandy and barnes in south l.a. where regionre reginald denny was pulled from his truck and

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rick: i am break in los angeles. these curfews have little effect in keeping people off of the streets another metropolitan areas from new york to los angeles. police making at least 1400 arrests and 17 u.s. cities since thursday and many more arrested tonight. including i

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the knowledge to this let me take you to los angeles in los angeles residents took to the highways underpasses blocking traffic taking on police cruisers and holding vigils and very loud demonstrations to angrily protest the death of george floyd who died thousands of miles away here now with more on that story from los angeles correspondent natasha sweet. tensions are mounting between police and those calling for justice in george floyd's debt several 100 protesters blocked traffic on the one freeway near downtown los angeles wednesday shocking images reveal to california highway patrol vehicles were attacked protesters are surrounding one vehicle smashing in the windows one protester climbs onto the car's hood taking a hard fall as the officer drives off here you can see the man is covered in blood as he lays on the ground and conscious he is treated and taken to the hospital by an ambulance a 2nd police vehicle seen also has its windows smashed in by protesters activists who gathered near city hall marching through the streets just before getting onto the one freeway blocking the flow of ca

we're taking you live to the scene in los angeles right now that is a police car clearly set on fire where tensions are running high in los angeles just gone after 3 pm in the afternoon this all taking place in the fairfax district according to some reporting on twitter so you can see police and protesters are facing off in clashes in los angeles as part of the demonstrations that have taken place in several cities across the u.s. as a result of the death of a black man at the hands of a white police officer that happened earlier this week in minnesota so we're keeping an eye out on the situation los angeles and we'll bring you any updates as and when we get them. several senior scientific advisors to the u.k. government has spoken publicly to say it's too soon to lift the country's lockdown even though the next stage to ease restrictions starts on monday they say the decision as political as they deem baba reports from london. a socially distance demonstration organized by the activist group extinction rebellion calling on the british government to get to grips with the crisis not c

all of los angeles. the mayor of philadelphia has also imposed a curfew with all of philadelphia. i'm going to be in this crowd this evening with morgan let's listen in to what they're chanting. let's give you a perspective of what's going on there. that's the 5th precinct. those are jersey barriers, concrete barriers, on top of which there are fences. that's what was protecting the 3rd precinct and protesters toppled that and made their way into the precinct. we do know there are police in the precinct. we've seen them. they put some barricading materials. what tends to happen, if protesters get too close, they get up on top and try and defend it by send being out what we call flash bang grenades and tear gas. that's where they send it out f from. the tear gas was not particularly effective last night. morgan, i can't see you. i don't know where you are right now but i believe you're somewhere close to where i am around the 5th precinct. >> ali, you're exactly right. i think i'm on the other side of tha

civic center in los angeles and several. group of the protesters then broke away and entered a freeway a large highway that courses through the center of the city block both sides of that highway and were then confronted by police a patrol car attempted to drive through the crowd and from the video that we've seen from the from the scene it appears that the one of the police cars and allies one of the protesters during the confrontation one protester who had climbed onto the police vehicle was injured after he fell off at the vehicle away that both that protester then received some medical attention eventually the marchers left the freeway but continued to protest in the downtown area the. the los angeles police chief michael moore issued a statement earlier calling the video of george. apprehension by minnesota minneapolis police department disturbing so whether this continues that all. is a matter of conjecture but it certainly seems that it has brought a nerve not only in minnesota not only in minneapolis but across the c

and we've got to get to los angeles. los angeles has fires going on. and you see that. there's looting, fires, violence. chaos. major cities across america tonight. kyung lah's on the ground for us in los angeles. what's going on, kyung? >> reporter: well, don, you've been watching what's been happening at this building. this is a fire from what the police are telling us, they suspect that after the looting takes place they're suddenly having to chase fires. so they're starting to connect the two. are the fires being set after the buildings have been looted? so this is one very large fire that we're seeing. but i want to give you a sense of just what we're seeing on one snapshot, one block if you walk with me here on melrose avenue. so that's one fire. i'm going to turn you this way. as you walk up and down melrose, if you've been through los angeles, you know that it's filled with these stores. stores up and down melrose avenue. and every single one of them the great majority we walked by, they have been completely ransacked. the glass is broken. i don't know how they'

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