we still have hospitals on the there will be -- anarchy. verge of being overrun with there will be no anarchy. covid-19. we're in the middle of a pandemic right now. civilization must be cherished. we have two crises that are the voices of law abiding sandwiched on top of one citizens must be heard and heard very loudly. another. >> reporter: it's also an issue from paris to hong kong, where eric: it is the morning after. eric: that is the president anti-government leaders accuse after a fourth night of rioting balancing the law and order police of using social that put the nation under siege, message, he tweeted out when the distancing rules to break up protests continued in cities protests. there are now more than across the country over the looting starts, the shooting death of george floyd. 6 million confirmed cases of that in some places have turned will, basically. at the same time, comforting and covid-19 around the world, more into lawless an arc ky. addressing the racial inequalities and the horrendous than 367,000 have died including the -- anarchy. obscene act that occurred in 103,000 people here in the u.s. minneapolis. which has more than 1700 cases. >> well, it's a good question, police cars were torched, more eric and i think you saw governor cuomo doing that just businesses looted, from new york overall, deaths here in the city to los angeles. united states are trending down now, talking about the systemic but you know, in some places slowly but a couple of states are still fighting to level off police and protesters marched and institutional issues of racism that this country has in terms of new cases including together, a reminder that cooler faced for so long and continues heads will prevail. arizona, south carolina, and to face, while also saying here in california where the hello, everyone. welcome to america's news burning down your own house is numbers have been going up for a headquarters. not the answer. few weeks now even as the golden i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. president trump has been a state prepares to reopen more of more than 1600 arrests happened quote, unquote, law and order its economy starting tomorrow. across the country last night. type president. arthel. arthel: claudia cowen, thank

at least three people were he has certainly put more focus you. killed when shots broke out at a on that than racial eric. eric: arthel, on this sunday, protest in indianapolis. reconciliation during his three some of the worst violence was plus years in office. many churches are reopening as seen in minneapolis, where states begin to ease their he has argued that his policies coronavirus restrictions. mr. george floyd, an unarmed have helped african-americans but you know, there are still limits in some places on houses but he has also in times like black man, died in police of worship. custody, nearly a week ago. doug mckelway live in this used divisive language. washington with the latest on 5,000 national guard troops are activated across more than a that. hi, doug. dozen states with thousands more >> reporter: hi, eric. the charlottesville rally three on standby. california religious leaders are years ago comes to mind as one left extremely divided after an here's national security advisor of those times. robert o'brien earlier today. his critics have said he is not exceedingly rare late friday rising to the challenge on that. night decision by the supreme >> we're not going to federalize his supporters would say that he the guard at this time but if is and that his focus on law and court. >> we like to hug. necessary we have further we like to shake hands and we order is what is required. military assets that can be your question was about balance. like to embrace one another. deployed, military police units i mean, that's all about showing i think that's something that and that sort of thing that can they would certainly have to the love of god with one anoth be deployed, if the governors look at at the white house if he and mayors need it if they can't another. is to do an address and even if >> reporter: well, it may be about showing god's love but that kind of showing is also how get control of the situation. he's not, as we know president we'll do what's needed to help trump often addresses the media covid-19 is spread and that is control the cities. and speaks to reporters so he'll if the situation got out of control, there are military no doubt continue to be asked why in 5-4 decision late friday police units available on short notice that can be deployed to about this and his response will be looked at closely. the supreme court chief justice protect american citizens and the property. eric: you know, national joined to uphold california's that's something we hope doesn't happen. security advisor o'brien said right to limit the size of arthel: we have live team fox just that, that the president coverage. religious congregations, a mark meredith is at the white speaks every single day. decision that has kept

and finally, quickly, what do house. you see happening this week at congregations divided. >> which don't need to be in a aishah hasnie is in new york city. but we begin with matt fin in rush. there's no rush to meet back in local levels. g 1968, the buildings in a global pandemic minneapolis. matt. when we know many of our members >> reporter: arthel, there were assassination of martin luther violent riots yet again here in king, the mayor of new york walked through harlem, calmed are the highest at risk of minneapolis. contracting the virus. officers were even shot at. the situation. new york was not involved in >> we want to keep our overall it was last night that parishoners safe and i believe law enforcement finally seemed that with all my heart but at riots. to gain some control in this washington d.c., downtown the same time, my goodness, the city. we found out how bad it's really restrictions are so tough. been during the riots here in destroyed. detroit, what should local minneapolis, during a very officials do in conjunction with revealing press conference from the president, 30 seconds, do you think to try and finally >> reporter: california's restrictions keep congregations the governor and state law to 25% of their normal capacity. tamp this down? enforcement. minnesota's department of public >> it's certainly hard to safety says it got innovative predict what's going to happen a threshold that chief justice next but certainly we've seen in roberts says is within the last night in an effort to the last night or two that this majority of the constitution. finally end the days of has only been spreading. i should say within the bounds dangerous rioting. i think the president and local listen at the public safety of the constitution. he said and i quote, local officials will all be -- will commissioner describes some of important ya's guidelines place all have an interest in trying their tactics. >> we took an ar-15 off of to stop it and the question is restrictions on places of how they would do that and how worship, those restrictions people, we took guns off of appear consistent with the free they will cooperate going exercise clause of the first people. forward. amendment. we noted that once again their eric: that is the challenge as and in his dissenting opinion, well as dealing with the tactics had also changed. inequalities and the situations we noted that we were seeing justice brett kavanaugh wrote that brought this about in the first place. >> absolutely. cars drive through our the 25% cap, quote, neighborhoods and through our eric: jeff mason, white house discriminates against religion communities without any license plates on them and with their and such discrimination violates correspondent for reuters, the first amendment.

always good to see you. on may 22nd, you might recall lights out and their windows >> you too. blacked out. that president trump promised he arthel: joe biden calling for police moved to stop those peace after protests across the would give religious gatherings vehicles and when they did, the country turned into riots. equal billing with secular drivers and occupants of the how these events could impact gatherings that are deemed vehicles fled on foot. some were arrested. mr. biden's choice of a running essential services. it appears that promise has been mate. usaa was made for right now. made moot by friday night's late >> reporter: and we want to show you one of the countless opinion by the supreme court. buildings that was burned here and right now, eric, back to you. is a time for action. eric: doug, thanks so much. in the minneapolis area. so, for a second time we're giving members the governor now says th 8:00 p. a credit on their auto insurance. doug mckelway reporting from a great looking leather chair. because it's the right thing to do. curfew will be extended into we're also giving payment relief options thank you. tonight. the national guard and law to eligible members arthel. arthel: and this is a fox news enforcement assistance from all so they can take care of things like groceries over the state says it's alert. 240 miles in orbit where two before they worry about their insurance speeding up their response. they're no longer going to wait or credit card bills. american astronauts arrived at for the perfect plan but instead right now is the time to take care of what matters most. will respond to riots rapidly the international space station like we've done together, so many times before. a short time ago and they're like they successfully did last about the open the doors of discover all the ways we're helping members their capsule. night. we'll bring you all the action minnesota's governor was asked at usaa.com/coronavirus from space, next. why he did not send in the national guard or act faster after minneapolis had a police precinct burned to the ground on thursday. the governor says he accepts there he is. responsibility. and he says communities were still raw from a law enforcement oh, wow. officer killing a man. you're doing, uh, you're doing really great with the twirling. the governor says assembling a

force earlier last week might dad, if you want to talk, i have a break at 3:00. have been problematic and it just takes time. okay, okay. i'm going. i'm gone. we also heard minneapolis mayor and the governor repeatedly say like -- like i wasn't here. in recent days that forces outside the state showed up even [ horn honks ] keep -- keep doing it, buddy. blaming white switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. governor says candidly perhaps he wanted to believe it wasn't swit- i'm szasz.ssive and you can save hundreds. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. minnesotans causing the riots. we do consulting, but we also write. arthel, eric. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; arthel: matt fin, we'll take it it's important. back here, reporting live from we walk three to five times a week, minneapolis. thanks, matt. a couple miles at a time. eric. eric: arthel, what started as a - we've both been taking prevagen for a little mostly peaceful protest in new more than 11 years now. york city, well, like other places quickly turned into chaos after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. as night fell. demonstrators smashed windows of police cruisers an set them on - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. fire in manhattan and officers prevagen. healthier brain. better life. sprayed protesters with some type of chemicals, pepper spray, for example. and there's a video of a police suv driving into a crowd in brooklyn. that's sparking outrage across social media and prompted new york mayor bill de blasio this morning to set up a commission

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accountability needs to be. >> reporter: now, a lot of folks as reaction from former vice president joe biden on the again in this area have been events we have been seeing throughout our country the past expressing their dismay, not few days, the presumptive only at the police vehicles that democratic presidential nominee are damaged but the businesses that have been damaged, condemning the violence in the struggling already from the streets, saying it should not pandemic. overshadow the reason for the this particular pizza store, i protests. mean, the window already still and as for the killing of george floyd, well, that could now smashed through, still hasn't been boarded up. affect biden's choice of a just a very sad scene out here. running mate. jacqui heinrich is live in new eric. eric: all right, aishah, thanks york city with the latest on mr. so much. arthel. hi, jacqui. arthel: well, eric, president >> reporter: hey, there, eric. trump is now back in washington in addressing the unrest, former after a attending the nasa vice president joe biden initially did not caution be in your moment. you've been avoiding. like people... and pants.ings spacex rocket launch yesterday. the president using strong against violence but challenged white people to understand the but don't avoid taking care of your eyes, language to condemn the riots everyday injustices black people because we're here to safely serve you with new procedures taking place across the country and vows to quell the, quote, suffer. but last night the campaign put that exceed cdc guidelines and value your time. out a new statement with a mob violence. mark meredith is live at the different tone it reads inart visionworks. see the difference. white house with more. protesting such brutality is mark. >> reporter: good afternoon. we don't expect to see president right and necessary. trump make any on dashcam ray it's an utterly american response. burning down communities and statements today but -- on camera statements today but he needless destruction is not, eric: we have a fox news alert, a major development, president trump just declaring one of the did address the violence violence thate endangers lives s groups he has blamed for the yesterday in florida. he talked about minneapolis as riot as a terrorist well as what we've been seeing not. violence that guts and shutters

in cities all across the businesses that serves the organization. president trump tweeting this, country. community is not. quote, the united states of he called on governors to use biden asked person to use the america will be designating better police presence to get pain not to destroy but to the rioting and looting under control, also to use the propel the country into a phase antifa as a terrorist of progress. national guard. biden has criticized president organization. the president and some other trump's response to the riots, he says for those who are using administration officials had calling for real leadership. claimed that antifa has been one violence, invoking violence, of the main organizers of the there will be consequences. some have gone a step further, numerous protests that have turned violent around the >> we are working toward a more like val demming who said country in the wake of the death of george floyd. just society but that means president trump is unfit for the reports said there had been building up, not tearing down, office he holds. >> this is about america as a coordination on social media, protesters have been seen with joining hands, not hurling nation. the nation is on fire and the walkie-talkies and officials say there have been other president of the united states indications of some type of is standing there with gasoline. fists, standing in solidarity, professional incitement and involvement that they say is a not surrendering to hostility. >> reporter: senator kamala part of a lawless anarchist harris also appeared to be joining the protests near the white house, clapping along to a >> reporter: now, the white effort to attack american house is not holding back on hands up, don't shoot chant labeling those responsible for society. our police, our law enforcement, yesterday. the unrest is causing scrutiny the rioting as left wing our stores and our commerce. for another vp contender, the president taking that step radicals. the administration says the senator amy klobuchar accused of outrage spreading online may be of attempting to designate fueled by foreign adversaries. being too friendly to police in antifa as a domestic terrorism her time as a minneapolis the president's national organization. we'll have more on this security advisor says the prosecutor. she didn't address comments from throughout the next hour. intelligence community is watching the work of many jim clyburn that the timing arthel. countries, including russia and might not be right for her. ♪

china. >> i can't discuss politics arthel: well, well, well. >> we saw chinese foreign right now. my city was on fire last night you're going to look at live ministry spokesman trolling the and our communities are hurting. pictures from outer space as the state department about this. and we want to see a better so it's open. it's coming straight from the flight tonight and that is all i spacex dragon capsule carrying government. so it's something we're keeping have been focused on. two nasa astronauts docked with an eye on. listen, to our of adversaries, and i know that's what vice president biden is focused on. the international space station this morning after their the american people may have our historic launch from cape political differences and we've gone throug crises before but wl >> reporter: klobuchar and biden were set to attend the minnesota canaveral. those astronauts will board the iss for the first time any democratic farmer labor virtual convention this weekend. overcome it. i was canceled due to -- it was minute now. >> reporter: this was the scene outside the white house on phil keating is live at the canceled do yo due to unrest ine saturday. kennedy space center as we wait there has been so much concern statement biden is speaking at a for the capsule hatch to open. about what security around the white house would look like. phil, it really is very several buildings around the white house perimeter have been rally. despite the campaign challenges thrilling. >> reporter: it really is exciting. you know, and for the second tagged with graffiti, that line posed by coronavirus and the straight day it's been unrest, biden is leading up pennsylvania and northwest. president trump in a new poll absolutely flawless for spacex and nasa on this historic out this morning, showing that we didn't see protesters get nearly as close to the white voters prefer him by a margin of mission to return astronauts to house as they had lafayette space from florida once again 10 points. park, outside the white house, and from launch to the space that was shut down. eric. eric: all right, jacqui, thanks the president says because of so much. the pandemic, he no longer plans station rendezvous this morning, arthel. arthel: well, eric, police to host the g-7 at the end of everything appears to be going arresting more than 1600 people exactly as planned. next month here in washington. taking a live look, 250 miles up there had been some concerns in dozens of american cities, above us, that is the space that some world leaders may not california declaring a state of station and the crew inside the accept an invitation because of coronavirus. emergency as thousands of now we know the president says space station as well as the national guard troops are crew inside the dragon, well,

the meeting will happen later in activated and curfews imposed the summer. they are all attempting to get he also says he still hopes to have it here at the white house all across the country. the hatch unlocked. it's going to take about 1 o 10r and that other world leaders new york city mayor de blasio including from russia and india saying bow protesters -- both may also be invited. 15 more minutes according to the president also tweeting a protesters and police officers will be held accountable for any nasa and finally the astronauts yofew moments ago, he wanted to will be able to float inside and get a lot more of living space. violence. joining us now, mike moriele, welcomed aboard by your fellow congratulate the antifa led president and chief executive officer of the national urban astronaut and their friend, chris cassidy. league. i want to start at the root of the second big moment for the anarchists among others were this. shut down quickly. derek chauvin has been charged test flight happened when they we'll let you know if the with third degree murder, second president has anything else to say as the afternoon rolls on. docked with the international arthel. degree manslaughter. what does that charge signal to space station after a 19 hour arthel: march meredith on the you and why do you think the flight from earth. they had time for fun and show north lawn. other three officers have not thank you, mark. >> i understand the pain that been arrested or detained? and tell, doing a zero gravity >> i believe the other three side spin and revealing a people are feeling. we support the right of peaceful officers should have been protesters and we hear their arrested. they should be detained. stow-away on-board. tremor, the apatasourus. pleas. and it's not explicable to me as but what we are now seeing on the streets of our cities has nothing to do with justice or to why there have been no charges nor arrests with respect this is what they picked to make with peace. to those three officers. this historic flight. and the men also named the the memory of george floyd is derek chauvin has been charged being dishonored by rioters, dragon for this mission. with third degree murder which >> without further ado, we looters and anarchists. would like to welcome you aboard eric: that's president trump is something that people are

reacting yesterday to the questioning as to why it wasn't capsule endeavor. widespread violence our country we chose chose endeavor for aw first degree murder and then has sumpled he blames as we have there are some grave concerns about the autopsy report which heard radical groups like antifa reasons, one because of the and what he brands the radical is why the family's lawyer, ben incredible endeavor nasa, spacex and the united states has been left for stirring up the unrest. crump, has indicated there will how can it be tamped down. on since the end of the shuttle be an independent autopsy program. jeff mason, the correspondent >> reporter: and the other reason for both of these report. what does this speak to? for ro reuters joins us now. this speaks to the fact that for astronauts, both benkin and some reason the criminal justice hurley, had their very first they are using this tragic system, the prosecutor's office, flights into space on the space the system and the people who horrendous death to attack law shuttle endeavor. enforcement, our society, our arthel. are to hold police officers arthel: absolutely. accountable have not swiftly and and you got to love auto institutions. when you drag a demonstrator effectively done their job to docking. phil keating, thank you very this point. and i believe that we cannot much. we have to take a break. through the street or the demonstrators drag a chicago stick around. these are extraordinary times, allow anything that's happened police officer through the to take the focus off of the street, kick people in the teeth and we want to thank the extraordinary people who are walking, it is need for there to be justice for in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. horrendous. the memory of mr. floyd and let's listen for a moment before at novartis, we promise to do our part. we get back to you to new york actual justice with respect to governor andrew cuomo who is as always, we're doing everything we can the perpetrators of this discuss all 06 thi all of this . to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. heinous, awful act of violence let's listen. that took this man's life. if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. arthel: you know, mark right >> 256, which is in this absurd now i want to play sound from we're here to help support you when you need us. minnesota governor tim walz. let's listen. take care, and be well.

reality we live in actually >> this is the moment where we to learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx very, very good news. start but every time we get to or visit cosentyx.com there will be a point at which this place we never start the the number of deaths can't get process to make sure it doesn't happen again. any lower because people will and that commitment amongst leaders in our community, die of something and covid virus watching this happen across the united states, watching another name be added and for those of is very good at affecting those us who are old enough to rodney people who have other illnesses king, to mike brown, and but this reduction in the number unfortunately now we've added of deaths is tremendous progress george floyd. arthel: so mark, of course all from where we were. police officers don't abuse and -- their authority. however, there is a systemic eric: that is governor cuomo problem. not discussing this, he's should there be a mechanism to talking about coronavirus and some good news that the numbers investigate and prosecute police are declining in the northeast. misconduct? >> a governor like governor walz some states ar around the count, could appoint a special mississippi, alabama, others, prosecutor and create a special have seen a spike in coronavirus. that pandemic is still here. investigation unit that takes back with jeff mason here. the investigation and the prosecution of police can an oval office address help misconduct, particularly the comfort the nation and restore killing of individuals by the order? what do you think? what is the sense that the police, out of the hands of president should do now, besides

local das so there's some his speaking about this integrity and some confidence in yesterday and tweeting? >> sure. the process. well, there's no question that at the national level, there is a need for reform in the law people at times like this, a period of national crisis, do that's used by federal look for guidance and look for prosecutors, the standard is an old standard. leadership from the top. it's a difficult standard to from whomever is in office and meet. and i think it should be president trump is the one right reformed and i think in the next few days you're going to see now that certainly many people some action towards that end. around the country are looking you know, good people can be part of a rotten system. to for some solace or calming and when we say that there's words. his words yesterday in florida systemic racism, when there were more along those lines in needs to be systemic reform, terms of talking about peace and it's not a condemnation of the respecting the rights of people who may participate in peaceful protest. the system at large. it's a recognition that the and also honestly were in line changes we need are systemic, with what some of his other state and local officials have which means changes in law. said in terms of where the changes in policy with respect protests have gone right now, to policing, with respect to essentially moved beyond a protest over the death of accountability of police officers and now is the time for mr. floyd. that said, his rhetoric hasn't people all across the political been like that online. his rhetoric on twitter has been spectrum to join in this kind of much more inflammatory and some

of the other things he has said reform. this outrage we see, let's have been much more inflammatory. to get to your question about an separate lawful protesters from oval office address, it appears those that would create havoc to be something they're considering at the white house and destruction has built up but no final decision on that over years. yet. it's hard to say what effect that would have but it is trayvon martin, no something that in other times of accountability for those that took his life. crises his predecessors have eric good afternooner. used to try to bring calm and good afternoon -- eric solace to the nation. garner. i could go on. eric: speaking of local officials, let's listen to 99% of police officers who take the lives of citizens, 99% of governor cuomo talking about the situation live right now. hang on, jeff. them face no accountability >> the same case in states all whatsoever. this is the concern. this is what people i believe across this nation, we'r where y protest about, those who are the name changes but the color stays the same. you then had the first press lawfully protesting, that's what conference by prosecutors those of us in the civil rights looking at the minneapolis and advocacy community -- i ran situation that frankly raised a city, i ran police reform that was successful in large measure. more questions than it answered it can be done. and the real issue is the it should be done. now it's got to be done on a continuing racism in this broad basis indeed at the country. and it is chronic and it is national level. arthel: mark moriele, president

endemic and it is institutional. and it speaks to a collective and ceo of national urban league, thank you very much for all of your work. >> thanks for having me. hypocrisy. we're very good in this country arthel: thank you for joining at telling other people how they should live their lives and how us here on fox. they should act, how we preach we'll talk to you again soon. >> thank you for having me. arthel: we'll be right back. is boost high protein... high standards but we still discriminate on the basis of color of skin. and now, there's boost mobility... that is the simple painful ...with key nutrients to help support... joints, muscles, and bones. truth. but this is a moment for truth. try boost mobility, with added collagen. eric: president trump claims that mail-in voting is susceptible to fraud. experts say any is minimal. now, at the same time, it is the head of the federal election we're returning $2 billion dollars equally true that violence never to our auto policyholders through may 31st. commission claims mail-in voting as dead wrong. works. how many protests have we had? because now, more than ever, turns out there was a new being a good neighbor means everything. mail-in voter fraud case this how many nights have we gone past week, it happened in west through like last night? like a good neighbor, state farm is there. virginia where a mailman was charged with a federal case of how many times have we burned tampering with mail-in ballot down our own businesses, our own applications that voters had already popped in the mail. neighborhoods, and our own prosecutors say the 47-year-old communities? burning down your own house mail carrier, thomas cooper, scratched out the democrat party never works and never makes affiliation on absentee ballot sense. burning down your own struggling requests and circled republican instead. they say he claimed it was a

businesses, people who are trying to bring back the joke. someone not laughing is the attorney general of that state community, never makes sense. it dishonors mr. floyd's death. of west virginia, patrick morrisey who joins us now. mr. attorney general, it was the mr. floyd was not violent. state's election force task force that investigated this. mr. floyd was compliant. it's a weird case. your reaction? >> a couple things. mr. floyd wasn't even charged or first, i found it ironic that several hours after twitter had accused of a vie len violent cr. repute tated president trump we there was no violence. released the fact there was real that's what's makes the killing live absentee ballot fraud going nor outrageous. eric: listening to governor on in west virginia. this isn't isolated. we had the case reported a andrew cuomo discuss the couple days ago but even going situation. back w one more sound back to 2010 in lincoln county, west virginia, there were huge bite from the president who was yesterday at cape canaveral absentee ballot issues. i think there are real concerns talkin arc ky. here. people want to utilize this forum to vote and that's appropriate, especially during covid-19. but don't mistake the fact that this could be a helpful tool with the fact that there are problems with fraud. there really are. we saw some of it this week and we could talk about that.

eric: you know, you talk about the case a few years ago which i covered in your state, down there. at that point a sheriff was accused of manipulating and helping to fake i guess these absentee ballots and there was a federal plea. i mean, this really gets to the heart of what this country stands for, the very basis of our democracy and what people died for, to protect the integrity and credibility of the election system. >> memorial day was a couple days ago and many of the brave service men and women fought and died for our country and her freedoms. and now here we have the right to vote, the integrity of the ballot box which is being put at stake. that's not a laughing matter. i think that's why the president is right in the debate. we have to make sure that we're checking for voter id, there's a tight chain of custody so that everyone's right to vote is being protected.

that's what we're trying to do in west virginia. i think that's what the president is trying to accomplish as well. and i did find it ironic that just a couple hours after the president's words are rebutted on twitter that this comes out. eric: you know, officials though say, experts say it's really miniscule when it does happen. the brennan center for justice cited less than 500 cases out of billions of votes going back to 2000. here's wendy weisser of the brennan center for justice about that. >> the systems have gotten only more and more secure over time. so that the rate of voter fraud in mail balloting like the rate of voter fraud in in-person voting is very, very small. i want to show you something really important. are you guys ready for some weirdness? it doesn't even register let tubi bring you thousands of movies and shows. statistically because we have so 100 percent free. many protections in place. eric: ten seconds. can it be stopped? so, when real life is a little too real. >> we need to do more with wake up! respect to voter id, tight chain will you accept this rose?

deal or no deal? i like to push the envelope. of custody, have controlled stream your favorite reality shows. mechanisms, close loop system, that's going to make it better. we are kind of a big deal here! eric: hopefully it will. with tubi. watch free. west virginia attorney general patrick morrisey, thank you so much. we'll be following that case and the others that pop up. we want to protect the election system. and we'll be right back. arthel: with states across the country well into phased reopening plans, public health ♪ experts now fear massive protests could spark new ♪ coronavirus outbreaks due to the ♪ close proximity of so many demonstrators. claudia cowen is live in the san francisco bay area with more. ♪ fine, no one leaves the tablefine, we'll sleep here. claudia. ♪ >> reporter: that's right, arthel. it's a legitimate concern when you look at the pictures and consider there is virtually no it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. social distancing and very few people are wearing masks. kraft. for the win win. add to that, smoke from fires and tear gas which makes people cough, you've got a deadly recipe there for possible new infections. but many protesters don't care. others say they have no choice.

expense ingram, a -- a black woman who marched said it's not okay in the middle of a pandemic we have to be out here risking our lives but i have to protest for my life and fight for my life all the time. the mayor of atlanta is urging demonstrators to get a covid test this week. health experts worry that silent carriers of the virus who don't show any symptoms may be infecting others without realizing it. in minnesota, the epicenter of e esterday.

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corrupting across the country with another night of violence, more than a dozen major american cities turning deadly in some places as police cars were torched and businesses looted "coast to coast". welcome back to "america's news headquarters", i am arthel neville. leland: thank you for joining us, i'm eric shawn, the outrage over the death of george boyd while police custody, while in minneapolis while it happened, protest had lawless anarchy around the country, even affecting europe