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we talk about, it shows you the dangers, that officers face every day the plan the badge and uniform . christina has more details on how this officer was targeted. i christina . reporter: is a sad day here in california. investigators say that the patent guns and explosives . and they attacked the deputies. tragic loss of the sergeant was a loving husband and father as he was described. flags were flown at half staff to honor the 32 -year-old. he was killed in the attack in the governor released a statement saying the sergeant a healer. he has been with that described as an officer who is dedicated his life to protecting the community. he leaves behind and expecting wife and a young child. so what happened yesterday. saturday afternoon a 911 call

saw that a suspicious man with bomb making materials inside and guns. this happened in a small town in the mountains of northern california. deputies found the man and a home and was ambushed with gunfire and explosive devices. the sergeant was shot and pronounced dead at the hospital. the second deputy was injured in this attack. >> another deputy. he was either shot or struck from the shrapnel on the bomb. and also struck by a car as the suspect drove out of the driveway. we hope that is going to be okay. >> deputies identified the suspect is the ap is reporting that the u.s. air force confirmed the suspect was an active duty sergeant at travis air force base and investigators say they he was founded by after carjacking was reported. there is a shoot out any was shot in an officer was reportedly shot.

korea was being treated at the hospital and for this attack, the motive is under investigation. and they say the suspect will end up facing many felony charges. in the das office is currently investigating. >> so much we don't know about this case. christina thanks so much of spread on this note, the santa cruz police chief who you heard from earlier, posted a message and i want to read it to you. please pray for and think about your police officers and deputies. this is been a crushing couple of months with a pandemic, budget crisis, massive protest now the murder of a deputy. the need to be changed we know that. an inner cops are human. people at home who they love in a community that needs them. the cops are running on fumes yet each time we call them into work, a suit up and make us proud. perhaps not too much editorial but the next time you see a police officer out on the

street, doing the job is worth i think you an understanding of the challenges they are facing right now. >> i think it is important to remember that all of this law enforcement officers, they are tired. much like all of the healthcare workers and doctors and nurses. and talk to so many of these protesters who have been out there who say our fees are tired from walking. i think the entire country is exhausted right now from everything that is been going on. speaking of protest, were also tracking the protests across the country again today the big ones from new york were the curfew has been lifted one and ahead of schedule. in minneapolis, demonstrations began in some city council members are pushing to defund the police. matt is live more than that. reporter: were just blocks away from where george floyd died. this beautiful park is peaceful right now but didn't just a few hours it will likely become a

much more electric. some of the city council members that are in favor of dismantling the police department are hosting an open forum here. to discuss the death of george floyd and what happens next. in today's event, comes after rather stunning political moment yesterday here in minneapolis with the mayor. there was a massive demonstration hosted by a group called black visions collective which is demanding the police department be dismantled. thousands of demonstrators showed up and so did the mayor. the mayor walked through the crowd by himself to the base of the stage when he got there, doesn't stage with mike told the mayor that he is a responsible for the death of george floyd because they alleged that they did not listen to the community. that and the host asked mayor he would now to defend the police, the mayor said he will not. and with an answer the mayor was booted out of the huge downtown crowd. people chanted to go home jacob. here's some of that exchange followed by the mayor

afterwards. will question for you. yes or no. we commit to defunding the police department. >> inaudible. >> reelection is coming up. >> that crowd said they are fries up for reelection next year in the they will win. and some of the organizers from that event yesterday are going to be part of the form here in this part. in just few hours. kristen. >> really put on the spot there. thank you so much. cleveland. leland: entity after mostly peaceful protesters in the nation's capital, president

trump is ordering the national guard to withdraw from washington dc. mark merited that the white house and the present is not reacting to the mayor's request. i marked . reporter: what a difference but we can make. the president was really trying to push a massive military buildup in the cities and no of course, this is a different story. our jennifer griffin reports that the president did want to see some 10000 troops deployed in the u.s. cities to prevent additional acts of violence. defense mark, didn't think that was necessarily a good idea. we did see a smaller number of national guard troops brought into dc. now things appear to be changing. the present tweeting that i have just given an order for national guard to start the process of withdrawing from washington. now that everything is under perfect control. they will be going home they can return quickly if needed. the protesters showed up last night and anticipated. also hearing from the former joint chief who says what we evincing with the military on

domestic matters can have an impact on law enforcement. >> should be get into conflict in our own streets, there's a very significant chance we can was that trust that is taken us 50 plus years to restore. that is what is in place right now. reporter: president trump is also criticizing the former colin powell after he announced on cnn earlier today that he is trying to support joe biden for the presidential campaign. here's what secretary powell had to say earlier. >> i'm very close to joe biden. on a social matter than a political matter. i worked with him for 35 and 40 years pretty and is now the candidate . and i will be voting for him. reporter: the trump campaign said the president trump has the support of a record number of republicans across the country and will win in november. a lot of attention in the new york times piece that came out overnight that suggested that the president joe w bush, they

not support president trump reelection at first, we have not heard from him directly. the new york times has not identified their source. overlooking to see whether or not there is an any movement on that. leland: they also talk about mitt romney and john mccain's widow as well. so work at the white house, thank you very much mark meredith. speech of democratic lawmakers on capitol hill are focusing on police reform tomorrow. then joined us life. walk us through what exactly are hearing that will be it here . and they been assessing the range of options). reporter: is a foregone conclusion that this would eventually appropriate up on capitol hill. and then pressing raw sweeping bills mowbray the democratic bill, no republicans are involved with this. one of the main architects of this is karen bass, the chair of the congressional black caucus.

>> with accountability and legislation, and the transparency and the emphasis on training, we believe we will be able to address those types of situations. it is time for police culture in many department to change. and we believe that the legislation will make a major step forward in that direction. leland: the bar different types of chuckles police news and also tracking a potential problem officers who could bounce from one department to another. and sometimes a policing preferring the term public safety. it makes it easier for victims to file criminal or civil charges against law enforcement. in the words the attorney general. >> i don't think you need to reduce immunity. this could result certainly in increase pulling back in the police in the country and i frankly think that we have generally the best over moaning

only majority police are good people. their civic minded people. they believe in serving the public. they do so righteously. leland: they will roll out this bill in a press conference at 1030 eastern tomorrow and capitol hill. that's maybe when we will actually get the pass of this adulation. on wednesday we will have the first hearing on capitol hill before the house judiciary committee about police violence . in one of the witnesses, the brother of george floyd. kristen: we will be watching. thank you so much print. leland: a number of cities around the country are easing their curfews as protests grow more peaceful. little rock, arkansas are the curfew is now shifting to 10:00 p.m. pretty governor running is now . appreciated governor good to see you. little rock, specifically had its own unique relationship. when it comes to price and dealing with racial tension and issues. i am wondering what happened there over the past week because

that response when state police the call for national guard etc. left very little room for any type of mischief but still you have allowed for peaceful demonstration. gov.: thank you and it's good to be with you today. and we have had a good week in arkansas. in the sense that the peaceful protest that is what they are therefore. if they have protected. we value their message that they are conveying. anger and frustration. they have had very peaceful but protectivproduction productive f the best week. there was one time in which there was some destruction of property but by not the protesters but by those who want to take advantage of the situation law enforcement came in and they protected the property and protected the protesters . that's how it should work. i have been busy this week meeting with some of the protest

leaders, very impressive young people who are passionate about change. and this is one of the most impressive national movements that i assume in my lifetime since the vietnam war. this movement now has to translate into action. leland: who is in the action in a minute. i know you been a governor willing to reach across the aisle as me to turn talk about taking on initiatives that would've not necessarily be at the republican party list but you think about nationally, the calls from tom cotten i will read his editorial. the senator from arkansas. disorderly watch wait for my type but is past time to support law enforcement with federal authority. some governors have room have the national guard . in the circumstances, the author is the president to deploy the military or any other means in cases of obstruction to the laws .1 of the last time, federal troops

were used in a civilian danger, was in little rock, arkansas to into grade schools there. we remember those pictures . window into think of the senators editorial and is on those ideas. gov.: is looking at it nationally is in maintaining order and protecting property in our society from an arkansas standpoint, this is a civilian law enforcement exercise that we utilize in our national guard in a civilian way to support our local law enforcement. under state control. we do not ask first military support that would be the wrong stuff arkansas to take. it seems that most of the governors believe they can handle it with the civilian law enforcement authority. and does have a long history in arkansas. the military and airborne division that was brought in to help integrate central high school.

that was positive but is still something that we don't want to see the military in our streets, whenever civilian law enforcement authorities can maintain that protection. leland: a talk to a number of prominent democrats in arkansas all the whom give you very high marks not only for how you handled the protest but also for how you handled the coronavirus . and talked about how using mark measured approach pretty didn't have the shutdown order that caused so much of the economy, that so many other states are now dealing with in terms of economic damage. but yesterday i believe had the second-highest number of coronavirus positive cases so far for arkansas. doesn't concern you and what he going to do me forward. gov.: is certainly concerns me whenever you look at the seriousness of the virus that contagion. and how contingent it is and how it kills people.

we are taking very seriously. we are taking measures to slow that spread so the same time, people have to work, people have to provide for their families. went to learn to manage the risk. not just in arkansas but across this country to restore and rebuild our economy. but not dig let and neglecting our personal disciplines, making sure that we don't add it to the contagion. and we are increasing our testing dramatically which is one of the reason the cases go up. but we will manage a way through this. and because we did not have a shutdown order, our economy is going to come back much quicker. leland: we appreciate your time as always. going through this coronavirus pandemic another protest as well. we will check back in with you. thank you. gov.: it's going to be with you thank you. leland: mike mullen, you saw soundbite from here. his interview in full from fox news sunday with chris wallace,

2:00 p.m. eastern right after the show. >> small businesses are now facing another challenge. kristen: rebuilding after the devastation left behind by riots . some joining us now are two small business owners. owner of a pharmacy in st. paul minnesota and john, go of tavern in downtown cleveland. i like to start you because you are the owner of the oldest independent pharmacy in st. paul. been there for 110 years pretty and burned to the ground last thursday. how are you doing, how are you employees doing and i believe, you were able to watch it all happen clyde on remote security cameras. >> i was able to watch on my surveillance cameras. i watched the losing lease. we are doing okay. trying to take care patients the best we can.

we are doing okay in my employees have been awesome. kristen: that's good to hear. are you able to fulfill all of the prescriptions for your clients. i know you're not the only pharmacy in your city. >> we have been able in my of the pharmacy, and roseville, we have been able to triage patients out of the pharmacy. guest: and my staff has worked tirelessly to make that happen. there is probably about 12 pharmacies that were his in the twin cities. so we are feeling whatever we can for people. they're doing a great job of it. kristen: so john, you wanted tavern in ohio. you really getting hit with a double am here for you are already shut down because of the coronavirus restrictions. your two weeks away from reopening. then you got hit, the victim of some violent acts during some

protests that took place there. what exactly happened to your business and are you rebuilding pretty quickly do. guest: we have been shut down since 9:00 o'clock on march 15th. and we got gradually reopened. then 1300 employees. we were graduating opening our restaurants. we got hit with a riot last saturday about 8:00 p.m. and we too, could watch some of it live through our security cameras party the painful thing is that our people have been out of work since then. all of our managers and 95 percent of our people want to come back to work. now we are under another delay. we are rebuilding but with custom structural damage to the building and we do not know exactly when that will happen. kristen: just thinking about what the two of you must've been feeling as he watched it.

really helpless. you can't do anything when you're watching your business, gym in your case, business that's been up and running for over hundred years. burned to the ground. and john the know you say that you're going to rebuild. it jim what the plan for your pharmacy. guest: we do plan to rebuild. where trying to plan out contingency plan to meet maintain a mental space in the meantime. though we do plan to rebuild as soon as possible. kristen: proclaimed from both of you, you think the local law enforcement or local political leaders, how would you grade them in terms of how they responded to you. both in the immediate aftermath of the looters destruction of your stores but also while it's happening. a general quick. guest: when we were being looters and broken into . the police were spread thin and no

one responded to that. it wasn't until the building was set on fire about ten - 1030 at night that the firemen gave their reported and they worked tirelessly all night on the fire pretty. kristen: i am so sorry to have to leave it there. thank you so much and we will be f right back. your mission:

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>> landfall in louisiana just a few hours now, you can see this truck right here in the big easy. in new orleans, more on how people there are preparing out not only for the rain but storm surges coming. hi alex. >> we have seen that the storm is kind of disorganized. that's really what we are expressing right now. you see it raining, stopping and thinking of you can probably hear that wind right now predict the storm surge, that is something that people are throughout the area will really need to watch . alex: take a look at this graphic. where we are in louisiana, they could see up to be - 5 feet and storm surge. and there is a sorest mobile island in florida could see one - 3 feet. already we've seen flooded roads more than 5500 power outages in southeast louisiana alone and in some areas will see up to 12 inches of rain as it moves

inland. an emergency declaration for the state of louisiana from the president. many restaurants do not have the chance for the necessities to board up to any of the places because of the pandemic had already caused them to do so. so hotels are removing yes from high floors and also most airline flights are canceled. >> the good thing about hurricanes as you get preparation. unlike a tornado or something that is strikes you immediately. in a hurricane, you can advance morning and we have an advance warning right now cristobal. alex: brought on a tornado which blocked out months flights. 63 miles per our on the wind speed. it needs to be 74 miles which will officially become a hurricane. and people who have from here,

after the epidemic that hit new orleans pretty hard and then some of these protests, this is not another thing the city necessary needed or wanted it again they do feel that if anything, they are prepared for the storms. we see a lot of these homes are elevated to. there's also levees are reinforced right in the governor just her money everyone today to watch these flood levels and storm levels and always keep those precautions in mind. leland: bad things coming three. new orleans is learning that sprayed alex thank you. kristen. kristen: overseas now, beijing is sharing any future covid-19 vaccines with the world but republican senator rick scott, was very skeptical. >> then you get this boxing. unfortunately we have evidence that there trying to sabotage us. by slowing it down. if england doesn't first or someone, we will all share.

we gotta get that done. speech of joining us now is the institute chair. gordon i would like to start by getting you to respond to what we just heard from the center rick scott saying the u.s. has evidence of aging is trying to sabotage efforts to get a coronavirus vaccine. do you have any insight into what this evidence is. >> was senator scott told that he was referring to if evidence from the intelligence, which he did not specify. we also know that in the middle of, the fbi in the unit of the department of homeland security jointly issued a warning that china was in hackers are trying to steal coronavirus vaccine information from americans institutions. so clearly, the senator is right

when he talks about china trying to steal vaccine information in trying to hinder american efforts to develop a vaccine. kristen: in the midst of all of this you also have now china weighing in on all of these protests taking place across the country. he recently wrote that and accusing china of trying to have racial tensions here in america and run after that, the secretary of state mike pompeo, calling it a propaganda that is coming from beijing. so how can we understand what exactly is what what is beijing doing. >> for about a week, is going back to about last saturday. missing the show eight nice in the global ties which is a communist party tablet really go after united states on the george floyd protests. basically what they are accusing united states of being is racist. and during that summing different forms and also they are deliberately twisting the

facts. so for instance, they have taken points from american politicians and put them into the wrong context. completely distorting what has been said. this is just what beijing does. it's a malicious disinformation campaign. and we saw this the beginning of february connection with the coronavirus as well. so doesn't really matter what the subject is pretty beijing is going to go after us hard with the disinformation campaign. kristen: they also, when they often do these disinformation campaigns, is this was a different. this is so different in than usual. >> this is more malicious and we have seen the fabrications think much more obvious. so for instance, the took a quote from speaker pelosi from a year ago which was actually quite famous quote. and they then said she said something else. so it was clear the beijing was lying. and so this obvious gnosis new. it really speaks of i think just

in total americans because they believe that whatever they say, people will believe. even when it's obviously untrue. kristen: before you go, one question about the trade deal . on friday present trucks and after what happened with china and the coronavirus, then enough use the trade deal differently. president trump. everything that we been talking about, what about the possibility of a phase two. >> it would be almost impossible because the difficult issues for deferred to phase two. these are the issues that they won't compromise on and beijing has been made very clear about that pretty been phase one is in trouble. a few hours ago they released its statistics showing a terrible phone the chinese economy. they can't comply with their obligations. kristen: gordon, thank you so much. leland: the curfew in new york

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people during the protest and also new york city really began phase one of its reopening plan tomorrow. here's the mayor on his thoughts. mayor bill de blasio: because god each day better and better situation, or more peaceful protesters coming out who made the decision to end the curfew and honestly, i hope it is the last time we will ever need to curfew in new york city. reporter: peaceful protests and marches continue in new york city overnight protesters define the curfew once again. the nypd arrested one driver for allegedly hitting protesters as he tried to maneuver to the ground. so far more than a thousand people have been arrested in these demonstrations. more than 1100 issues for curfew violators print hundred 19 people arrested, they were from outside of new york city. the d.a. not prosecuting for

protesters for low level offenses also the nypd just releasing surveillance video of an attack on an officer last week calling it an planned assassination. that suspect he stepped the officer. he is facing numerous charges including attempted murder. fortunately the officer did survive. 292 officers have been injured in these demonstrations of hard. and we will have to wait and see what happens. later tonight as i curfew has been lifted. kristen: w is disturbing. it's just kind of creeping up on him. leland: we are still pulling filaments of california where a government ambush killing one sergeant and injuring others. it is unclear if that attack is leading to this protest and rights in the attack that you saw in new york. in st. louis, return police captain was killed by looters

while trying to protect a local pawn shop on tuesday night pretty were joined by former stf david dorn. he will you'll you h. it was on the past of days, that video from the punjab showing the suspect in the shooting and killing of the captain dorn buried and we put that ups of that folks can take a look at the scene think recognize anybody. any news on the investigation and who these guys are? >> well leland, they continue to grow. the good people are really stepping forward. it's about $50000 right now . each going everyday . as far as news goes from i will tell you there have been some promising developments. not enough to say that exactly who is responsible for this. if there known at this point that there have been some very recent developments. leland: that is encouraging for sure in terms of the justice.

it is you think about the captain and what going to send today can you share with us some thoughts about him. it is important to remember him. and other officers who have been hurt and killed the past week . >> will remember the same he was killed, they were forced police officer shot that same evening. so we've had significant issues here in our community. but specifically of david, the different from more than three decades, professionally, probably the most dedicated public servant i have ever run into. i have ever worked with and one thing about david's was willing to give you a break if you're bad guy. but he did have aligned the do not cross. he didn't mind putting people in jail . he was about law and order. leland: you think about what stn terms of four officers ambush and intact. and we've already heard about the ferguson attack in st. louis

in another city's baltimore and others where police officers are not scared to get out of the cars they are now scared. they don't move the gun to be backed up in the realized the community outreach that could happen if they try to do the jobs in different ways . on the question would be this. do you worry about in effect across the country wrapped the events of this past week, there's a lot of police officers who are a lot less willing to chase a suspect down a dark alley. >> think you're always in a police officers who would chase a suspect down a dark alley. when they have to be right now that ferguson effect where there and sing the radio calls but as far as self initiated activity, i would expected to be very low at this point. because you don't want to be the next person on the national news. these resistance of all of the start with resisting arrest, every last one of them. it's extremely rare. it doesn't start in the manner . and they are not pretty to watch . there is no doubt about that freedom the discounting what

happened in minneapolis because clearly that was wrong but whati am saying is it's every wristi g arrest looks horrible. next officer does not want me on the national news and putting his family at risk. leland: that's an important point to keep in mind. any transition from being police chief to be part of the canceled sailors pretty to get the feeling of any part of these protests are fueled by the economic distress. the 70 minority communities st. louis included, is feeling because of the coronavirus shutdown and layoffs . >> no doubt about it . number of the people, the schools aren't in session. i see a protest in sailors, 14 of them in different locations yesterday in our metro area. many young people out there that you didn't see during ferguson. this almost exclusively young people at least in st. louis. leland: now part of the county

council and will be speaking on tuesday to remember his friend and president trump also paid tribute to it as well. thank you sir and thank you to the service of your officers who are still out there on the streets. >> thank you leland. leland: inc. you. kristen . kristen: the death of a california sergeant killed in the line of duty. we will talk to a local official about the loss and the impact on the community. right after the break. we're helping members at usaa.com/coronavirus

leland: we are learning more about the ambush killing of the california sheriff's sergeant . second district supervisor, you knew sergeant damon. unify will and in there with his fellow officers all night with his fellow officers. we don't appreciate you joining us. talking about the motives the reasons in the who what and where and when and why. let's focus on the him. tell us what you know about the

sergeant and why he was such a good friend to you. guest: thank you, damon really was not just model of law enforcement officer but really model citizen. he has a wife and two -year-old child, and his wife is due actually any day with their second child you are to model a person, this would be the person that you would want to model read but the father in law enforcement officer. yesterday just felt like time, very small county. about the entire enforcement response going up there. everybody in the community heard it. we all knew that something horrendous had happened. in here that of a statement, is just so the love within our community. this is going to take a long time, for this community to heal. i just cannot send enough love to the law enforcement agency. leland: this represents a very think that the law enforcement must do. they critical they said they had

guns and bomb equipment. they quickly ran to the call and is her turn out to be great personal risk. lelandguest: he was killed there other officers who were injured and we are still hoping another sheriff's deputy was injured pretty seriously in this and will end up being okay. in a couple of highway officers who were injured. this was, we will learn more about the motive but there's no way to feel like it just wasn't ambush an attack on these officers. to have bomb making materials and to use that against these officers is just unconscionable and is just something so out of character for this community leland. leland: this time to talk about them why later. in the meantime we just appreciate his willingness and your willingness to appreciate friend. and it wife which is an unthinkable time. as she gets ready to give birth to their second child. thank you and we obviously think the sergeant for his service.

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kristen: as protesters continue together near the white house. president trump is now ordering the national guards to withdraw from the nation's capital. live at the square. despite the scene for us there today. reporter: the last few minutes of been walking around here around the white house and it appears all national guards to pack left. as president trump has ordered there are them gently pretty so

far today, this peaceful, at the largest protest in the national and conditions capital. eva's not the case last week when five national guard troops were hit in the head with bricks . and silent protester. next day there was a heated meeting with president trump allegedly ordered 10000 active-duty soldiers deployed in the nation streets. a report from the attorney general room denied this morning. >> that's completely false. sunday night. he did not demand that. reporter: he can from the national guard is pulling out. just in order for the national guard to start the process of what, now that everything is under perfect control. they'll be going home and we can quickly return if needed. far fewer protesters showed up last night and anticipated. army secretary ryan mccarthy said today all out-of-state national guardsmen will be withdrawn from washington dc the next 48 - 72 hours. some will begin thinking this

afternoon. all deployed troop troops pullek on this peaceful quiet day. yesterday thousands took part in black lives matter protest . no plan to defend place, leaders have demanded that late last night here at 16th, the black lives matter plaza, the words defend the place was painted on street. kristen: you can now see that black lives matter painted in yellow from satellite open space. that is how big it is. pretty incredible. thank you so much in leland, it's bit of pleasure these past few days. leland: we will do that as well. we will see chris in person, and just about 30 seconds. and an absorbent material that turns liquid into gel, for up to 100% leak free protection.

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balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. chris: i'm chris wallace. more protests across the country, and a national debate over using active duty troops to keep the peace. ♪ chris: protesters versus police in city after city, as president trump threatens to deploy the military. >> we are ending the riots and lawlessness that has spread throughout our country. chris: and a square just steps from the white house becomes the epicenter of the fight after security forces remove protesters through a presidential -- for a presidential photo op. we'll discuss the president's push for law and order with chad wolf and we'll ask former chairman of the joint chiefs of

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