entering our eighth day of protests peaceful demonstrations by day >> but we have police now advancing on protests. oh, my gosh. >> but by night, correspondents and peaceful demonstrators are left to fend for themselves as peaceful demonstrations explode.

the aggressive removal of protesters "early today" starts right now good tuesday morning i'm phillip mena >> america has gone from coronavirus lockdowns to city wide curfews protesters are demanding justice police custody during the day most of these have been peaceful with diverse groups coming together an emotional moment caught on camera as the top member of the force embracing with protesters. police chief stepped into the crowd to diffuse the situation meanwhile in seattle, protesters and officers clashing at a barricade the police appeared to use flash bangs to disperse the crowd.

and in dallas, protesters marching across a bridge found themselves trapped by police on both sides hundreds of arrests were made and protesters were loaded on to two waiting shuttle buses. the world famous macy's flag ship store in the square >> reporter: new york's mayor changed course in the last minute and ordered a curfew as the city geared up for another night of huge protests new york's police also geared up for action doubling the number of officers to the city where there have been trouble. >> an ominous pattern. >> demanding justice for george floyd. >> to those who want to turn this into something that it's not, please stop

>> reporter: then mostly under the cover of darkness violence erupted with chaos lasting well into the night in new york intense street battles between police and people brazenly targeting some of the city's exclusive neighborhoods. >> it breaks my heart that there are people undermining what the protesters are doing it's just wrong. >> reporter: residents capturing it all on their cell phones. >> they were looting chanel. nypd asking the public to help identify two suspects wanted for allegedly bombing a police vehicle on friday while at the same time nypd accused of using tactics like shoving a protester. this video brandishes a gun at

demonstrators. the incident is under internal review >> that officer should have his gun and badge taken away >> he was innocent he wasn't doing -- i mean, it's making no sense. >> reporter: two officers and two national guard soldierers returned fire. two officers are on administrative leave because their body cameras were not on the protest originally over the police shooting of taylor last month. >> this is so much bigger than her, but we can't get justice with violence. it doesn't make sense, it doesn't help. >> in oklahoma at least three people were hurt after a truck drove into a crowd of protesters on an interstate police say they were attacked by a barrage of bricks and bottles. fire exploding on the boston

common this fashion district set to reopen after months shutdown from covid-19. >> as protests rage on president trump is threatening to deploy the military in state leaders can't contain the violence police pushed back hundreds of peaceful protesters outside the white house with no warning clearing the way for the president to walk to the church to hold up a bible jeff bennett brings us the latest. >> reporter: the sounds of flash bangs heard in the background. president trump saying he's deploying thousands of military and civilian police to stop what he calls the rioting and looting across the country >> i have strongly recommended to every governor to deploy the national guard in sufficient numbers that we dominate the

streets. if they refuse to defend the property of their residents i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them >> earlier the president lashing out at governors calling them weak and urging them to take a hard line to protesters according to audio >> they're going to run over you and you're going to look like a bunch of jerks >> the president urging the governors to use force to take back the streets at least one governor of illinois pushed back >> i just got to say that i've been extraordinarily concerned of the rhetoric that's been used by you it's been inflammatory >> thank you very much i don't like your rhetoric much either >> the conference call followed

the latest night of unrest as many peaceful demonstrations explodesed into violence >> reporter: all day long sunday more than a thousand peaceful protesters packed this park and the streets around it but late at night some set fires including in the building behind me about that time police decided they needed to clear the street. they used rubber bullets, flash bangs and all of it happening in the shadow of the white house. >> some of the president's closest allies are urging him to strike a more unifying tone. his advisors divided over the proper response. joe biden held his first campaign event they met with community leaders at a black church in his hometo hometown >> the band aid is ripped off by this pandemic. thank you, jeff. president trump's photo op

outside st. john's is drawing criticism from the bishop. she's outraged tweeting that the president used the bible and the church as a backdrop for a message to the teaching of jesus adding that he did not come to pray or lament the death of george floyd ending with we stand with those seeking justice for the death of george floyd through the sacred act of peaceful protests it has been one week since the tragic death of george floyd and protests throughout this country and around the world is showing no signs of slowing down >> george floyd's funeral is set for next tuesday his brother visited the site of his death for the first time >> reporter: terrence floyd was

overwhelmed, his steps heavy with grief as he saw for the first time the ground that his brother took his last breath >> yeah, we upset. but we're not going to take it. >> reporter: it was exactly a week ago that george floyd died after a minneapolis knelt on his neck for almost nine minutes his death now at the heart of the nation's unrest. his youngest brother is calling for an end to the violence >> let's do it another way let's stop thinking that our voice don't matter and vote. >> reporter: the medical examiner released floyd's autopsy determining his death was a homicide caused by cardio arrest while he was restrained by officers. the manner of death was merchandise caused by as fix ya due to a neck and back

compressi compression. >> the autopsy shows that mr. floyd had no underlying medical problem that caused or contributed to his death >> a new nbc news analysis found that since 2015 minneapolis officers have used so called neck restraints using an arm or leg to compress someone's neck more than 200 times and at least 44 of those cases the individuals lost consciousness several police experts say that number appears to be unusually high that history is what's fuelled the anger and pain >> lives cannot be brought back once they are taken. >> on the sixth night nights of protests -- >> what's his name

george floyd >> his family hopes that call is to action, not destruction >> reporter: more protests are scheduled. >> janessa webb tracking storms for us today >> good morning. we have the upper mid west dealing with storms. we have the storm system a little bit more organized. the gulf is very warm apparently in the 80s and it has potential to reorganize in the next few days this is a potential storm that will impact louisiana to georgi

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go this way. >> let's go. let's go let's go [ bleep ]. >> we are backing up there is severe tear gas and fireworks being deployed by seattle police we are retreating. [ bleep ] whoa >> well, a short time later and thankfully she and her crew were not hurt >> it's so terrifying to see those images >> that's the third msnbc reporter hit in the last few days >> new details on the funeral for george floyd >> and who these protesters are and what makes this moment so

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progress is followed by yet another death. >> how many of you have protested this before in some form so all of you all have been out from testing police brutality in some form before >> tired i have to protest my right to not be killed. >> reporter: it's that feeling of frustration, of desperation driving so many to try yet again to be heard. >> it feels different. >> reporter: brittany helped organize rallies in ferguson six years ago. >> certainly there is a frustration and despair and an exhaustion that is very familiar but also there is more understanding that people have to be actively anti racist in their everyday lives. >> but just like then calm is turning to chaos president trump and his attorney general say the violence is fuelled by antifa but they have not provided any proof of that

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tension is growing across the country this morning as we gear up for an eighth day of protests from california to new york tens of thousands of people have been spilling into the streets demanding justice for george floyd. jay gray is live in minneapolis where floyd was killed p. >> reporter: we are just outside of the precinct one here a mail truck in the way right now but just behind us that precinct is locked down. it looks more like a military base and locked down like so

much of this city and so many other cities across the nation right now. overnight frustration and anger spilling into the streets. tense showdowns between protesters and police. windows shattered. businesses trashed by looters blocks from times square military vehicles blocking hundreds outside the minnesota state capital in st. paul. those edges seemingly unraveling outrage on the heels of overwhelming pain and emotion. heart ache leaving terrence floyd so weak he struggles to walk to the spot where his brother died but once there, his strength is clear. >> what's his name george floyd >> terrence demanding violence in his brother's name end.

>> y'all doing nothing because that's not going to bring my brother back at all. my family is a peaceful family. >> reporter: a family desperate for lasting change >> let's stop thinking that our voice don't matter and vote. >> reporter: ultimately his brother didn't have a vote in how his life would end still, tens of thousands want to make sure. >> keep my brother's name ringing. >> reporter: his voice is heard. >> george floyd. >> reporter: now, there will be a public memorial to george floyd here thursday and another early next week in houston the city where he grew up and where he'll be laid to rest. >> all right jay gray reporting from minneapolis. thank you so much. amid all of the unrest a show of solidarity in new york city this is nypd police chief hugging demonstrators during a

protest on monday. the chief approached the crowd in washington. one of many examples of protests going around this country. >> let's hope all the leaders can show that type of love >>

right now at 4:30, widespread looting overnight. this time in vallejo. our reporter is live with the report of a police shooting. plus, live in san jose as city leaders consider new actions to protect businesses from looters and vandals. and as soon as today san jose may adopt strict new face coverings rules to stop the spread of coronavirus. "today in the bay" starts right now. a good tuesday