Welcome to California Live everyone.

Thank you all for being here, and we owe you all a huge, huge thank you this morning because California Live received.

It's very exciting.

Danny, unfortunately, was not there.

But we're going to go to that a couple of minutes.

But Danny had a really holly weird experience.

Just, I've got to tell you, it's one of the strangest nights I've ever had of my career.

I went to the Cory Feldman premiere last night of his documentary to Tell All My truth.

The Rape of Two Coreys And you know, Cory came on California live last week.

He told us he was going to expose the people he claims sexually abused him and his best friend, actor Corey Haim, who died tragically 10 years ago.

And he was going to stream this movie around the world for everyone to see the movie theater.

The Directors Guild was filled with his friends, celebrities, people who were there to support him and then write a crowd a big, big turnaround and then right in the middle of the movie.

It was so bizarre he stops the documentary just before he's going to name the alleged abusers that had just caused chaos.

It was weird.

And he announces that the film is not streaming around the world.

So that so He did tell you why he stopped it then?

Yeah.

He said it was a technical glitch.

It was so strange.

But he stopped it for, like, 10 minutes and everyone did he go back to it?

T He did.

Eventually, after everyone encouraged him to keep going on.

And, um, Cory decided to play the rest of the movie for 10 minutes.

He just talked about how he was hacked and how he's not.

People are not streaming this rail.

And he was because he was upset because he wanted the world to get out the word to get out, right?

World and the world wasn't watching as we did.

But the show went on.

He played the movie.

He did name the names.

Did he did name the names.

I don't feel comfortable releasing them because we haven't been able to reach out to anybody for a response to what he was saying.

And, you know, here at California live, it's our responsibility to give you guys accurate information.

Yeah, with what's going on.

But I have to tell you, it was just It was a bazaar, bizarre night and again, just our biggest responsibility is our viewers.

I love you.

We want to give you guys the right information of or so but here is what he did say right.

It's a mixed bag of emotions Right now.

There's there's a great victory here in the fact that we actually got to show it to the people here.

But I was told that we went under attack during the film during the streaming and the world hasn't gotten to see it, so I don't know where we're at.

I don't know how many people got to see it.

How many people didn't.

I've been told that some people got to see half the movie.

Some people don't get to see any of the movie.

I don't know what happened.

We have a lot of investigating to do and we're hoping that everything gets ironed out in time for the 12 o'clock stream.

But we do know for a fact that it wasn't on our end and that it happened because we were hacked.

You may have been hacked, but this is still 2020.

There's social media.

People know the names that you have named.

How do you feel knowing it's out there right now?

Ho boy.

Uh um, it's scary.

It's scary.

But I have faith.

I have faith that other victims will come forward.

That's what matters most right now is other victims.

Please come forward.

Let your voices be known.

Please stand by us so we can stand together and bring these people to justice.