if you had been to the brooklyn bridge if you have walked across the brooklyn bridge you know exactly what i'm talking about. it is how you walk over the bridge. instead of putting pedestrian sidewalks or walks on the outside of the bridge the designer put them inside the bridge inside that great net of vertical stays and cables. and above the traffic. so when you walk across the brooklyn bridge you feel it contained in that network of cables and you're not on the edge of the bridge so all of the fears and uneasiness that can go with that are gone. you can enjoy the view in a way that no other bridge can. and tragically there has never been one since. as you know now the engineers who designed the bridges i think they spend weeks and months and years studying how to put that railing at exactly the point so that when you go across in the car you can't see anything. but the engineers are wrote in their original perspectives that people on a sunday afternoon or weekend day you could go with your family or your boyfriend or your children and walk up and out of the city. there were not man

if you've been to the brooklyn bridge and he walked across the brooklyn bridge you know exactly what i'm talking about. the boardwalk. it's how you walk over the bridge. instead of putting pedestrians sidewalks or walks on the outside of the bridge on the permit her of the bridge the designer put them inside of the bridge, and side bet great net of vertical cables so and above the traffic to vehicular traffic so when you walk across the brooklyn bridge you feel contained in that network of cables and you are not on the edge of the bridge. all the uneasiness that can go with that are gone. furthermore because you are above the traffic you can enjoy the view and away that you cannot know whether bridge. there has never been a bridge for this turn walkway was so designed and tragically there has never been one since. as you know nothing juniors who designed their bridge, bridges i think spent two weeks, months, years studying how to put that railing at exactly the point so when you go across and a card you can't see anything. [laughter] [applause] but the engineers wrote an original if

if you've been to brooklyn bridge and walked across the brooklyn bridge you know exactly what i'm talking about. it's the board walk, it's how you walk over the bridge. instead of putting pedestrian sidewalks or walks on the outside of the bridge and the perimeter of the bridge, the designer put them inside the bridge, inside the great net of vertical stays and cables so that you -- and above the traffic, the vehicular traffic that when you walk across the brooklyn bridge you feel contained in that network of cables and you're not on the edge to have bridge to all the fears and uneasiness that can go with that are gone furthermore because you're above traffic you can enjoy the view than you can. there had never been a bridge where the pedestrian walkway was so designed and tragically there's never been one since and as you know now the engineers who designed our bridge, bridges i think spent, weeks, months, years studying how to put the railing at exactly the points that when you go across in a car you can't see anything. [laughter] [applause] >> engineers wrote in the original perspectiv

if you have been to the brooklyn bridge, walked across the brooklyn bridge you know what i'm talking about. it is the -- it is how you walk over the bridge. instead of putting pedestrian sidewalks, walks on the outside of the bridge in the perimeter of the bridge, the designer put them inside the bridge, inside that network of vertical stays and tables. above the traffic, the vehicular traffic so when you walk across the brooklyn bridge you feel contained in that network of cables and not on the edge of the bridge so all the piers and uneasiness that can go with that are gone. furthermore, because you're above the traffic you can enjoy the view in a way that you can on no other bridge. there had never been a bridge, pedestrian walkway which is so designed, there has never been one since and engineers who designed the bridges spend weeks, months, years, studying how to put that at the point so when you go across the car you can't see anything. [applause] >> engineers wrote in the original perspectives on sunday afternoon, go with your family or your boyfriend or your children and walk

if you've been to the brooklyn bridge, if you walk across the brooklyn bridgeyou know exactly what i'm talking about . it's thewalk , it's how you walk over the bridge area instead of putting pedestrian sidewalks or walks on the outside of the bridge, on the perimeter of the bridge, the designer puts the inside the bridge, inside that great net of vertical stage and cables. so that you and of all the traffic, the vehicle or traffic so that when you walk across the brooklyn bridge you feel contained in that network of cables and you're not on the edge of the bridge so all the fears and uneasiness that can go with that hard on you are the more, your above, because your above the traffic you can enjoy the view in a way that you can on no other bridge. there had never been a bridge or a pedestrian walkway so designed and tragically there's never been one since and as you know now the engineers who designed the bridge, i think spend weeks, months, years studying how to put that railing at exactly the point so that when you go across in a car you can't see anything.[applause] but the enginee

it does appear to be the same group of protesters who had moved over the brooklyn bridge from brooklynthat has been a source of remarkable tension between police and protesters in the last 24 hours. a lot of arrests made in new york. there are arrests and protests goes goi going on across the country. this is the scene downtown philadelphia. we saw some smoke a little while ago. we don't know what's going on. but philadelphia is under curfew right now. the curfew went into effect at 8:00 p.m. eastern. as you can see like the case in minneapolis the cuff few is not all that effective. there's the smoke. you can see there's smoke somewhere downtown. just trying to get a handle on where that is in downtown philadelphia. this is center city philadelphia, and that is a city that's also under curfew. we have violence that's broken out in miami, los angeles, in seattle, in chicago, in san francisco, in oakland. last night tear gas. we don't know what's going to happen there tonight. where i am in minneapolis we have a very, very large peaceful protest. a few thousand people. there are speeche

all in all, a peaceful crowd, a large one heading to union square across the brooklyn bridge. >> allhank you for that we certainly got a flavor for the movable crowd and we hope along with you that everything remains peaceful along the walk, perhaps you saw some of the live picture from above of the walk, indeed, stretching across the brooklyn bridge into lower manhattan, if you were watching msnbc prime coverage last evening, you saw our own garrett haig stationed in lafayette park and moving from lafayette park into the area adjacent to it. moved by the crowd, the u.s. park police, the u.s. secret service uniformed division, metropolitan police in washington. it got real sporty where you are, how does tonight differ? >> reporter: yeah, brian, it certainly did. today's protesters had much more move an organic feel, largely by university students down here to lafayette park. it was stationary for a couple hours. a peaceful endemplt i saw lots of parents out here with their kid, then it went through a march. we went past the mall. there were the number of skirmishes with police, peopl

it's mostly dispersed here several 1000 of the protesters went over the brooklyn bridge and you see behind me there as you can see there some are officers still sort of milling around. around here some other protesters have left to go more back north to the city but it's mostly at least in this area dispersed but what we saw was huge huge crowds late this afternoon of people all out here wanting their voices heard protests that we haven't seen in new york city for years i want to bring in one of the protesters to talk to now her name is carolyn nixon how are you think that various parts let me ask you why why did you why are you here today protesting the murders of george floyd and brianna taylor. what particularly you said about george ford's word or you feel you have to be here today well i think that america is sick and we have to root out racism and i think that white people need to stand up and do something instead of sitting on their couch and posting on their instagram stories a lot of people out here you're 22 it's a lot of young people right what particularly is driving

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on fire the day before thousands of people demonstrated outside the city supreme court on the brooklyn bridge and at the barclays center arena. but president donald trump has offered to send in the national military to minneapolis and pledged to put an end to what he called mobile violence. but his comments haven't stopped people from gathering in large numbers at his front door this is the scene in front of the white house an hour ago with police set up barricades in an attempt to stop protest from advancing. in minnesota towards floyd died the governor says he's fully mobilizing the national guard for the 1st time in the state's history but ones he still doesn't have enough troops john hendren joins us live now from minneapolis where a curfew has just come into effect john so tell us what's happening in effect what's happening on the streets. well that's right the curfew just went into effect here and as you can see hundreds of people thousands of people in fact are violating that curfew as they did last night so this is a test not only of the curfew itself which failed pretty badly last ni

i mean, in the past, we've seen how you had therfalls" at brooklyn bridge in new york. you've got a "waterfall" exhibit here, also, at tate modern, and then you also in the past had the shock tactic of dyeing rivers green in cities, something which you've stopped. why is climate so important to your work? i mean, i should also mention "ice watch," which, of course, you had glaciers that you'd shipped in from greenland to the uk. why is climate so important to you? i'm old enough to remeer that there was, like, the distinction between culture and nature, and now we know that nature isn't something t there. nature has been sort of taken over by humankind, so to speak. there's no outside. there's no-- everythingas been cultivated, ich is what we call the anthropocene, but, as i for many years already had been interested in moss and water and in ephemeralness owith anonymo, it wiously very easy for me to start thinking about, "well, can i use my artworks "to make explicit what it is "that the scientists are talking about, "what is it the politicians are talking about, "what

brooklyn bridge area however we're trying to catch up with some of these protests that are still happening in new york there's one that's going on in brooklyn that we've been hearing about and also some or some of these protesters have moved up to the union square area of new york city we're told as well this is been a day where there are easily tens of thousands of protesters on the streets throughout the city of new york i would say for the last 45 hours through the afternoon through the early evening it's now nightfall here just in the last a half hour or so it's got dark so i have to see if scenes from friday night a repeat themselves when we saw some clashes between police and protesters here in the city but overall for the most part not all but for the most part it's been pretty peaceful but there is certainly been a lot of anger on the streets all of the protesters both of whom are young have been telling us the same 2 things number one they are angry number 2 they want justice and that's what they're trying to get their voices heard out here yeah get a buzz we're talking to you we'

whom i mean that's certainly not a coincidence and if it is then you know i can sell you the brooklyn bridge go ahead well exactly and again if you look at the timeline 2016 the f.b.i. opens an investigation of flint what was the predicate a ridiculous story that he had attended a dinner at cambridge and he was romantically involved with a russian academic who supposedly had sinister g.o.u. connection there was no romantic involvement he didn't go off with this. russian academic and she was an academic youth so the f.b.i. opens this investigation finds eventually that there was nothing that the nothing derogatory it's about to close this investigation a ridiculous investigation to begin with and then. they're basically they get an order of don't close it now this all of it came from up above this was already because this is if you look at the. january the all that will be the f.b.i. matter want to close it by january the 3rd already mccabe is talking oh no we've got to keep the. the investigation going but on the basis of what he's not no longer a russian asset the logan at that of course th

. >> large scale a sim s cities ay wertedgro yor whenhe and blocked the brooklyn bridge. in atlanta, there is a lot of damage at cnn headquarters. protesters smashed the windows and spray painted messages on the building. in ohio, hundreds of people gathered in downtown columbus for a second night. protesters clashed with officers outside the police headquarters and set off fireworks. it was a similar scene as protesters gathered in washington, d.c., and chanted outside the white house. that caused the white house to go on lockdown this afternoon. and tonight president trump says he spoke with the family of george floyd and expressed his condolences. m as him callingked outrageearln for authorities to shoot protesters in the street. the president called the protesters and looters thugs and threatened to send in the national guard to get the job done right. twitter flagged the president's tweets as glorifying violenc th, len. thanks very much. we want to take you now got a live look in oakland where protesters have gathered at 14th and broadway. several buildings have been

were set on fire thousands of people have demonstrated outside the city supreme court on the brooklyn bridge and outside a sports arena police cars have been set on fire in miami as well and protests there turned violent officers responded with tear gas and protests are continuing into the night in los angeles where some people have looted stores and fires peaceful demonstrations were held earlier and 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

been set on fire and thousands of people demonstrated outside the city's supreme court on the brooklyn bridge and outside a sports arena police cars also set on fire in miami what was initially a peaceful protests turned violent officers responded with tear gas and fireworks a curfew has been in place there for just over an hour we'll be live with robert oulds and los angles and just a moment 1st let's go to john hendren who is live in minneapolis obviously we're we're all of this started so the curfew has been on in force for a few hours now john what are you seeing. this is what a curfew is supposed to look like you've got quiet streets not a lot of people out although you're seeing a few cars here. but it was a far cry from this just an hour or 2 ago that was when thousands of protesters gathered just about 2 blocks down there and police came in huge force and they were firing tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd they quickly and rather easily took over that area in more arjen numbers we got a whiff of that tear gas as we were running away during our live shot 2 hours ago. but

been set on fire and thousands of people have demonstrated outside the city supreme court on the brooklyn bridge and outside a sports arena those cars also sort of fired by a.m.a. what was initially a peaceful protests turned violent officers responded with tear gas and fireworks a curfew has been in place there for just over an hour. so we have reporters standing by live in 4 major cities care elizondo is in new york and the gallagher is in miami romper and also is in l.a. and in minneapolis where this all started john hendren so observation 100 is there right now so as we talked about these curfews are in place what is happening now john and if what i saw a little bit earlier you were kind of in the thick of things as police were starting to sort of move in on people tell us what you've been experiencing. that's right we were standing in a spot where there was a very peaceful protest of hundreds of people going on but that protest was right in front of a police station and the police had manned that area the night before so the protesters took it back and the police came out in force they thre

they down here staged a demonstration outside the supreme court building and marched across the brooklyn bridge and the white house was briefly logged on as protesters took their calls to the country's leader but he eventually broke up the large group hundreds also marched through the streets of the capital let's return it to many opulence allison how to have a is reporting for us from there allison this curfew doesn't seem to be working as far as we can see it's an eerie scene out here right now i am right i'm i'm standing in the middle of the street where formerly there were some national guard and some state minnesota state for trolls what i've been told by our red chapman. and anchor for c.b.s. local c.b.s. news here is that the national guard is pretty far up lake street that's the street that's just behind me to to the west i'm sorry just right behind me and he said that he thinks that the national guard is going to do a kind of a military flanking tactic where they're going to draw the protesters in and and surround them so we'll see what happens this evening but you're right the curfew

on fire the day before thousands of people protested outside the city's supreme court near the brooklyn bridge and outside a sports arena. president trump meanwhile has offered to send the national military to minneapolis and pledged to put an end to what he called mob violence but his comments haven't stopped people from gathering in large numbers that his front door this was the scene in front of the white house an hour ago where police set up barricades in an attempt to stop protesters from advancing meanwhile 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 to him waltz has also called on people to do their part to stop the violence . i can tell you that you'll see the best of minnesotans rising you'll see opportunities for people to show the best of who we are and we simply asked for cooperation to help us reestablish order on our streets to make it clear that the force that has been put on the ground is there for the long haul. that this is not a place wher

hours ago crowds gathering outside the new york supreme court building before marching across the brooklyn bridge chanting no justice no peace. and the violence in minneapolis prompted a tweet by president donald trump suggesting looters would be shot which was later hidden by twitter in the tweets trump called rioters thugs and said when the looting starts the shooting starts to set the message glorified violence and removed it from view although it can still be accessed by clicking on it the looters should not be allowed to drown out the voices of so many peaceful protesters they hurt so badly what is happening and it's so bad for the state and for their great city so we are working very closely with the justice department we're working with local law enforcement we're working with everybody and we're speaking with the family and hopefully everything can be fairly taken care of. ok joining us now who's honest and had us as a journalist in minneapolis alison somewhat of a couple of hours or so away from this few is there any sign that people are going to take notice of it. you know talk to a cou

crossed the brooklyn bridge. they shut down the brooklyn lanes, and you could see people spraying graffiti, knocking over garbage cans. 15 police vehicles burned. 14 officers injured including a bike officer struck by an suv. protests continued in washington, d.c. where secret service agents were arrested and protests under way outside of the white house. that all continued, but what we do have here in -- in minneapolis at least is quiet. the police were determined last night to take back control of the streets, and part of that whole story starts here, because this was the focal point of the initial, the rallies and the meetings on tuesday night, on wednesday night. by thursday night, these fires were burning, and we were here showing them all to you all along this way, and when you go a block over there, you can't see it anymore, but it's the the third precinct, the precinct involved in the death of george floyd, where those police officers were based. that was taken over. led to a lot of tension, running battle

the three rivers, the manhattan bridge, the williamsburg bridge and the brooklyn bridge are largely shut down tonight. the fdr was closed for a period of time. significant amount of protesters going back and forth on those bridges. some of that peaceful, but some of the other protests we've seen in brooklyn haven't been at this point. we're going to continue to follow that, and keep you closely posted as we also follow 14 arrests in philadelphia and ongoing looting in pittsburgh based on information i got from police there. >> what are we seeing tonight compared to what we saw last night. >> what we're seeing, i think across manhattan, we're in front of the barclays center, this is a pop-up group. there are about five minutes old, i was speaking with some of the participants in this group of protesters, similar as you can hear messaging, black lives matter, no justice, no peace. just up about ten minutes away from here, there was a police car reportedly that was set on fire, there was also 70 arrests, you may have been getti arreste. this is in the flat bush area of brooklyn. joshua, a l

of protesters have been gathering, many of them in brooklyn earlier before marching across the brooklyn bridge. over 70 protesters have been arrested and a number of nypd officers have been injured. msnbc's richard louie is with another group of protesters in brooklyn. what's happening where you are? obviously a lot of folks there. >> reporter: you were talking about the group that was walking across the bridge. that was actually a splinter from the group we were with about 2 1/2 hours ago. we're still with the group and this group has since grown in size and brought in other ad hoc protesting groups. we're now about a five block long group. the police just arrived down the block there. it has been pretty much i don't know if we can see it here, but it's been pretty much a quiet protest until about 30 minutes ago. we were at the target and there seemed to be some conflict within the protesters, should we stay away from the glass doors, windows of the target here or should we do something. and then quickly the tension peaked and everybody ran away, and then we're now here. and as you know cover

. >> reporter: we just walked over the brooklyn bridge. we have been walking with this group. they are gathered here at the ba barclay center. the police have allowed them to gather here. this is by far the largest protest we have yet seen in new york city this week when all of the protests started. it has been mostly peaceful. police have made a couple of arrests. not here though. police are on the perimeter, allowing them to stay here. hearing chants of "black lives matter," "no justice, no peace." more people are streaming in to this location. it will probably get bigger as the hour goes. what has been significant is that a lot of the folks gathered in lower manhattan, crossed the bridge peaceful while they crossed over the bridge, no incidents on the bridge. the police have allowed them to march, walk the street, chant. what usually happens is when protesters head into the street, that's when police move in, but if they stay on the sidewalk and follow the law, police don't move in. it has been peaceful. large location, plenty of space for protesters to gather and march and

protesters took over the brooklyn bridge without much incident. as the hours went on, the night devolved. some more clashes between protesters and police including thatvideo of police plowing through a crowd of people. they were throwing things on the vehicle before you see it lurch forward quickly. as hours went on, there was more looting. there was fire set ablaze. some 47 police vehicles destroyed and local businesses also decimated by all of this, including several assaults and arrests overnight. there were some 350 arrests overnight and some half dozen protests planned for today including right here in times square where we are around 5:00. >> thank you. let's zip over to los angeles. >> in a culture and institutions that surround us, we feel a righteous rage and we have to express it. the rage must not consume us. it must not be turned back on us. we know that it is only with peace that progress can follow. we must not allow any who feast off of chaos, who hunger for division, who want to replace peaceful protests with images of a nation com

many of them in brooklyn earlier before marching across the brooklyn bridge. over 70 protesters have been arrested and a number of nypd officers have been injured. msnbc's richard lui is with another group of protesters at fort green park in brooklyn. what's happening where you are? obviously a lot of folks still there. >> reporter: yeah, chris. you were talking about the group that was walking across the bridge. that was actually a splinter from the group that we were with about 2 1/2 hours ago. we're still with the group. this group has since grown in size and brought in other ad hoc protesting groups. we're now about a five-block-long group. the police just arrived down the block there. here. but it's been pretty much a quiet protest until about 30 minutes ago. we were at the target, and there seemed to be some conflict within the protesters. should we stay away from the glass doors and windows of the target here, or should we do something? then quickly the tension peaked, and everybody ran away. we're now here close to fort green park. as you know, chris, c

changing and marching through new york city, more people joining them as they marched across the brooklyn bridg brook, where we saw massive loads of people outside the barclays center and more, it was turning into a tense situation and there is a lot of anger involved in a lot of pain for the people who watch this video on monday saying that there needs to be radical change in this country. that these things cannot happen. but of course, not that kind of protest that lawmakers and the city wants to see. the mayor is even in brooklyn tonight, and tweeted "we have a long night ahead of us in brooklyn, the sole focus is de-escalating the situation and getting people home safe." there will be a full review of what happens and we don't want ever to see another night like this. so another night like this to talk about what exactly we are seeing, we saw in brooklyn the people set a police van on fire, a video of them surrounding this fan, setting that on fire, police called a level 4 mobilization to bring up and level 5 would be the most springing police from the borough's income of thousands of prote

protesters took over the brooklyn bridge. all of it seemed to devolve as the hours went on into more riotous behavior. people throwing bricks at officers, vehicles being lit on fire and more and more arrests and more people being injured and looting stores. as today goes on, we know more protests are planned. we also know from the molotov cocktail incident yesterday with the van being lit on fire, federal attempted murder crime charges are now facing one woman who did that with four officers in that van. >> shocking video. thank you for sharing all of that with us from times square. let's go right now as promised to governor andrew cuomo. take a listen. >> let's talk about where we are today with the covid virus first. the number of hospitalizations are down again. intubations down again. number of new deaths still dropping. all good news. number of lives lost down to 56, which is in this absurd reality we live in actually very, very good news. there will be a point at which the number of deaths can't get any lower because pe

if you believe that i've got a bridge in brooklyn i would like to sell you. >> florida governor ron dissentholding back and highlighting the coronavirus numbers, the vice president standing next to him to hand deliver ppe to nursing homes. is not the only one that unlike new york governor andrew cuomo, the state has not gotten a fair shake from media. let's talk about it. kevin walling and fox news contributor lisa booth, great to have you both. i kind of thought it was interesting politico a few days back noted this and they said the headline, florida man beats covered for now, florida doesn't look nearly as bad as the national news media and sky is falling critics of been predicting for two months now but then the national news media is based in new york and loves andrew cuomo as much is in love to hear in florida governor ron desantis. sounds like he has had enough today. >> i'm sure it was kind of therapeutic for him to get that all out of the system because they shamed him, the media led floridians to believe the actions of dissenters would put them in harm's way and that is not been t

investigate itself again on this issue after covering it up at the highest levels, you know, i have a bridge in brooklyn the president should appoint a special counsel that relies on agents of law enforcement outside the fbi to investigate that mess of an organization. if you look at the fbi's statement, it spends all this time talking about they're going to investigate misconduct, and it ends with this, with this trite comment about the agency's commitment to the rule of law or language like that. there's nothing in the recent history of the fbi to suggest the agency committed to the rule of law. it was a vehicle for a political investigation contrary to the rule of law of enemies of the president, namely barack obama. and wray's done zero to, a, expose it and, b, prosecute those responsible. lou: yeah. and now, you know, this obviously is approved by the attorney general. this goes to -- [laughter] the tom fitton view of the prospect of justice in the justice department, and it is a dark, indeed, vision of what we can expect. anything here that changes your mind? >> well, i guess the only silver linin

unnecessary trips so he or his wife were caught on video taking a nature walk in a brooklyn park some 10 miles and a bridge away from his own backyard where he has a park wash. seriously you guys have a park you live in the middle of the park you don't need to not essentially travel to brooklyn. come on you won't even open the roads for people of all backgrounds are. not going to give it a break like this is selfish behavior. and he wasn't finished. you call yourself a progressive but you should throw yourself to brooklyn. this is ridiculous like this is the epitome of non-essential travel bravo whoever that was if the blasio were republican this would have been blared all over the place blasted out and you would have known about it by now number 2 we've all heard the expression you know getting caught with your pants down well a.b.c.'s will receive reporting from home on good morning america last tuesday took it a step further they will scale up the program if it is successful guess fairy call i love it well thank you all right did you see that let's take a close up here he has no pants on he didn't wear

if you believe that, i got a bridge in brooklyn i'd like to sell you. >> reporter: for weeks, statese taken steps toward lifting lockdowns, with mixed messages coming from federal authorities. after much delay, the centers for disease control and prevention has quietly released a 60-page document with guidance on testing and re-opening, but it generally steers clear of language on mandatory rules. it includes cleaning and social distancing recommendations for bars and restaurants; suggests staggered shifts and physical barriers to prevent contact in the workplace; and calls for limited ridership on public transportation, with required face coverings for transit workers. scols in areas that meet certain metrics for lower virus transmission are encouraged to space desks at least six feet apart, conduct daily temperature screenings, and serve lunch in the classroom, if they reopen. notay left out of the c.d.c. document, any mention of how places of worship should resume activity safely. overseas, another glimpse of what moves toward normalcy mig look like came from south korea, where hi

i marched earlier with a lot of them from brooklyn, downtown, lower manhattan, marched over the bridge. at first very peaceful. police allowed them in, huge area here at barclay's center and gathered and chanted and clapping. then things escalated. protesters started pushing on the metal barriers that we see the police use and police went in to push them back. that's when things escalated. we did see police use pepper spray, officers with shields and then the helmets. it's very rare that protests in new york city the nypd wears the helmets. reason is they don't want to escalate and know that appearance matters. rare to see them wearing helmets. some here are not. then seen others on my left here are wearing helmets, that's because of the bottles thrown. there was fireworks, fireworks going off, protesters throwing fireworks at the police officers. it gets tense, then it calms down, chris. for the most part this has been going on now as i said almost four hours. >> shimon, stay safe with the team, keep an eye on the situation, let us know what we need to know. thank you and the team for

brooklyn. what's happening? lot of folks are obviously still there. >> reporter: yeah, talking about the group walking across the bridge was splinter of the group we were with, it has grown in size and brought in other ad hoc protesting groups. about five block long group. police just arrived down the block. been pretty much -- i don't know if we can see it here, pretty quiet protest until about 30 minutes ago, we were at target and seemed to be some conflict within the protesters, should we stay away from the glass doors and windows of the target here, or should we do something, quickly tension peaked and everybody ran away, now we're close to fort green park. as you know, covering so many of these yourself, the ebb and flow. had very quiet moments, candlelight vigil 20 minutes ago, holding up phones, then accelerated again. it's early in the evening. last night in brooklyn there was a lot of conflict. police have arrived. there is going to be a change -- [ no sound ] >> we've obviously lost the audio, and our crew i'm sure when they have a chance to safely re-establish they will. we're clearly seeing in brooklyn a po

bridging the cultural gap between africans and black americans. he create add clothing company featuring nigerian fashions, opened a restaurant in brooklyn with hiser and found the nigerian film festival. melvin roscoe, veteran of the nypd nearly 15 years. he served as a school safety agent in queens, and in that time kept thousands of school students safe. roscoe was the 42nd member of the new york city police department to die from coronavirus-related illnesses. >>> we'll be right back. you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. transfer your service in minutes, making moving with xfinity a breeze. visit xfinity.com/moving today. >>> this morning restaurants in nevada are taking steps to reopen inside casinos, even though gambling is still off limits, for now. casinos there are making big changes a

bill gates are still playing their regular bridge game during the coronavirus pandemic said buffet, "okay, i see your golden gate and i raise you the brooklynccording to a new poll 44% of americans say that their favorite way to relax is visiting the beach the rest said it's agreeing to a zoom happy hour and then getting out of it five minutes beforehand and finally, grand canyon national park will reopen to the public tomorrow for memorial day weekend. said guests, "i don't feel good. i don't feel good. i don't feel good. i don't feel good. this has been a monologue. we've got a great show for you tonight. musician and actor janelle monae is here. and you know patton oswalt from "king of queens," "ratatouille," and "a.p. bio. he's one of the greats and has a fantastic new stand-up special so, i'm excited to talk to patton, but first, "a closer look." >> seth: hello everyone, and welcome back to another attic show without tacos and i say without tacos, because that's an anagram for attic show and personally, i think coming up with anagrams is a fun way to pass time during a pandemic. denim cap. tng worse than wearing a denim cap is going th