they came from south -- they came north on 5th avenue. they came east, they came west, and they just swarmed this area. it was clear that they wanted to move in and take these demonstrators off the street. from what i understand, i was with the chief of patrol for some time tonight talking to him about everything. this group, we have started with them at around 34th street. they're the last remaining group of demonstrators around manhattan. and it just seems like the nypd just decided it was time for thome go home. they made no announcements saying that they were going to make arrests. i've seen in certain situations where they've come out, they say if you don't leave we're going to make arrests. legally they probably have the right now to make these arrests because the protesters are violating curfew. but certainly we talk about diffusing certain situations. this seemed to escalate pretty quickly. now you can see a lot of the officers leaving. and don, several arrests were made. and they're telling me to get on the curb so i'm getting on

daily mail trumps has new york has been lost to thaw and low life scum after looters ransacked 5th avenue and curfew is brought forward from 11 pm to 8 pm until end of week but cuomo into glasgow still refused to call in the national guard and as you can see there some looters on the front page and we've talked about the looters at the top from the very beginning the trillions and trillions of dollars being printed in the can't tell you in effect but here's lady liberty right there on the ground trinket probably made in china sold in times square and just as quite a fitting image for the rest of the stories we have to cover max oh absolutely the poem resonates with a double entendre with deep meaning or with echoes of the past and people coming to america coming to new york coming to ellis island with dreams to breathe through it only to be stomped on and have their life choked out of them. did. happening here in america of course yearning to breathe free is very important that this isn't a part of the problem right now and america is obviously we have the racism and the state power exerc

now we have a trickle down to the population where there ransacking you know the shops on 5th avenue but where did the ransacking start right and let's go back one step for the past 12 years this is something reporters talked about there is only one reason for a stock or a bond price to go up michael hudson said and that's because of the flow of funds into the stock market what had been supporting the stock market for the last 12 years was very largely stock buybacks by companies using their revenue to sort of close down their business disk invest and buy their own stocks to at least keep the prices up well what's flowing into the markets right now this is something you've talked about a lot that this stuff buybacks is hollowing out that it's plundering the balance sheet of these companies of these pup. police listed their public stocks the wealth of the nation as being plundered the last dregs of some exits down credit so they're getting challenges from the central bank i'm not reinvesting it in the in cap ex they're not brain investing in wiring people they're not building plants t

york city now if you look on this this is spectacular that is the apple store flagship store on 5th avenue crews have been brought in not to put not not to put up. wood but to put up steel plates. i don't have a good. idea how you do it so you're going to you know you're going to stay out tonight what's your. what do you pride for tonight you. know what are you out for tonight what do you what is journalist you're covering what you know well close that's what while you talk to me talk to me what i thought it was only it will close me like. that you. know. all right so listen. there's a lot of people out on the streets obviously sorry for that language you weren't expecting that of course this is the scene 58 and 5th avenue here in new york city come this way drew if you pivot around real quickly they're expecting many protesters thousands of them to be here. at this area in the next hour or so there are tens of thousands of protesters on the streets right now in new york city the curfew is about 45 minutes from now and that's trump tower about a block down in that direction lots of police

there was mayhem in qana john the streets of manhattan some of the major shopping district down in. 5th avenue in midtown so you know apple stores still make a landmark department store broken into looted protest of looters trying to set fire to the premises setting fires across manhattan 700 people arrested and so hastily de blasio has to shreds fine line he wants to allow people to peacefully protest this is a liberal city and he's the liberal mayor of the city and people want boys to protest about what happened in minneapolis last week and also against. the de blasio has to let that happen to let it happen in a way that doesn't seem more windows smashed broken glass on the street most being looted down james rhino in new york thank you well germany's foreign minister has insisted that journalists must be allowed to do their job safely when reporting on protests in the united states for hypo mass his comments came after minneapolis police were twice shot at his d.w. correspondent with rubber bullets he was one of many reporters in the us who have had their work limited by police during the p

back down 5th avenue. i wondered if they were going to go to trump tower but there were police barricades and thou this crowd that has been on the prove, nonstop since 1:00 p.m. and stopping and they are stopping in front of trump international hotel here in columbus circle. they could not get to trump tower but they are in front of hiss marquee hotel here in had the city. the protest, craig, has been nonviolent. it has been peaceful. there have been moments of tension as protestored sided with police officers they have come across. but never what i have been able to see a confrontation between protestors and the police. we are less than an hour to curfew here in new york, an 8:00 p.m. cure ffew here in the city that the may extended through sunday night. there are tens of thousands of protestors here. i'm not sure how they try to enforce the curfew at 8:00 p.m. and what might happen. i'm not sure what will happen to the crowd. but i will tell you, earlier, about 30 minutes ago 45 minutes ago there was a c

i then went to the east side of the park to 5th avenue and there was another large contingent of protestersrth to the end of the park i found there were police vehicles with their lights flashing and police officers prepared for some kind of action. it was just one manifestation of the civil unrest that engulfed this country in the wake of the may 25th killing of an african—american man george floyd in minneapolis who was being restrained by a white police officer. today in talking movies we're going to focus on those documentaries which have attempted to look at the issue of police violence when it's targeted against unarmed black individuals. one of the most egregious instances of police brutality to be documented on video has to be the 1991 beating by los angeles police officers of rodney king. footage of the event provoked an outcry. several documentaries have covered the incident of the riots the following year when three of the officers involved in the beating were acquitted. one of america's leading film—makers to focus on civil rights struggles stanley nelson is developing a documen

just the traffic that you see behind me we're on 5th avenue which is iconic retail center of new york city it's still early here saks 5th avenue behind me hasn't opened up yet but it will open reopen today for the 1st time in months so not seeing a huge rush of people out to go shopping just yet but people are also concerned about getting back to work getting their livelihoods back some 300000 people could be going back to work today as many as long as new york city and here's what's known as they used to have reopening here the state has been taking a based approach and new york city is the last to enter this space where we're seeing retail restaurants office offices reopened but with strict social distancing measures in place for example new york's 27000 restaurants are again allowed to serve customers but only outside that means outdoor seating on sidewalks or patios they're making more space available on sidewalks. for some of these restaurants but it very difficult for them to also stay profitable under these new guidelines but they're trying to ease into this to keep the coronav

comedown i have to say though as i was coming down 5th avenue here a lot of stores do still have boarded up windows so perhaps we won't see all of the retail outlets reopening just yet same with restaurants they have to weigh whether or not they can make enough money to justify the expense of bringing their workers back in their inventory back so it's going to be touch and go from here and the n.y.p.d. i can see them up the street from here they've got 2000000 mass that they're scheduled to hand out and they're also going to be walking around in forcing these social distancing guidelines as we enter this new phase here in new york city and of course as we look at this new phase in new york city we have to count through the fact that across the studies that have been restrictions have been eased but also we're now seeing an uptick in infections. yeah nationwide new infections are up 15 percent this is concentrated out west in the south california in particular saw 4500 new cases just on sunday. missouri oklahoma also saw a record high new cases new infections across the united states have

a third of sales roughly, the spas closed for now as you look up and down 5th avenue a luxury shoppingt in we don't want to be here anymore they will move locations saks thinks if that continues to happen, that is good for them back to you. maria: really interesting. nice to see saks reopening by the way, great stuff lauren thank you lauren simonetti in manhattan this morning coming up mullets making a comeback you heard it right the reason why when we come back. stay with us. maria: welcome back, a bit of a blast from the past. the mullet haircut a comeback hairstyle america loves to hit a milley cyrus the look earlier after her dad rocked it in the day dagen did you ever have this haircut. >> i never even had a perm in 80s, so i avoided that. thank the lord, milley cyrus haircut the is carol brady haircut from 70s, sort of a mullet not really, by the way, where i come from you call it a show low, short in the front long in theback, business in the front party in the back i -- chuck rocha appeared on fox frequently worked on bs campaign tweets photos of the mullet he had in texas i am

shops in new york city's famous 5th avenue were looted and police say hundreds of people have been taken into custody. other protests have been mostly peaceful including in denver colorado. and las vegas demonstrators gathered at trump tower to protest the president's approach they feel his words were inflammatory and made the situation even worse. let's get more now we're joined by dean of your puerto william glu crawford who is following developments in the united states for us trump threatening to bring in the military does he have the authority to do so the short answer is yes it's called the insurrection act it's been used dozens of times according to the congressional research service in american history not so much recently it was employed a lot during the civil rights movement the 1960 s. most famously to desegregate schools when the state of arkansas refused to dwight eisenhower sent in the army to force that desegregation. most recently it was used in 1902 with l.a. riots and was also used in 2005 after hurricane katrina so there are instances of this being used but it would fa

daily mail trumps has new york has been lost to thaw and low life scum after looters ransacked 5th avenue and curfew is brought forward from 11 pm to 8 pm until end of week but cuomo ended last year still refuse to call in the national guard and as you can see there some looters on the front page and we've talked about the looters at the top from the very beginning the trillions and trillions of dollars being printed in the can't tell you in effect but here's lady liberty right there on the ground trinket probably made in china sold in times square and just as quite a fitting image for the rest of the stories we have to cover max oh absolutely the poem resonates with a double entendre with deep meaning or with echoes of the past and people coming to america coming to new york coming to ellis island with dreams to breathe through it only to be stomped on and have their life choked out of them but you. did what. happening here in america of course yearning to breathe free is very important that this isn't a part of the problem right now and america is obviously we have the racism and the st

daily mail trumps has new york has been lost to thaw and low life scum after looters ransacked 5th avenue and curfew is brought forward from 11 pm to 8 pm until end of week but cuomo and of last year still refuse to call in the national guard and as you can see there some looters on the front page and we've talked about the looters at the top from the very beginning the trillions and trillions of dollars being printed in the can't tell you in effect but here's lady liberty right there on the ground trinkets probably made in china sold in times square and just as quite a fitting image for the rest of the stories we have to cover max oh absolutely the poet resonates with a double entendre with deep meaning or with echoes of the past and people.

daily mail trumps has new york has been lost to thaw and low life scum after looters ransacked 5th avenue and curfew is brought forward from 11 pm to 8 pm until end of week but cuomo and blasio still refuse to call in the national guard and as you can see there some looters on the front page and we've talked about the looters at the top from their very.

anywhere from 150-002-3000 extension 00 workers will be back on the job both school right now i'm on 5th avenue in midtown manhattan where so. of the most iconic high end shopping centers exists and what we're seeing is a bit of a mixed bag we've got open stores clothing stores here there's one open followed by another that's open followed up by a boarded up shop and in fact the rest of the block is still closed for business with some stores only doing curbside pick up. as for the city's $27000.00 restaurants they are allowed to have outdoor dining with table space 6 feet apart these are restrictions that are difficult for many establishment to adhere to nevertheless the mare is hopeful that this will prevent some 5000 restaurants from permanently shutting their doors and 45000 people from losing their jobs office workers also allowed to go back on the job today but at 5050 percent capacity in their office buildings all of this with strict social distancing measures still in place anywhere inside or outside where you can't be more than 6 feet away from people masks are still required a cautious

i say otherwise the republicans to quote president trump donald trump could have shot people on 5th avenue and they still would have acquitted him don't ask me why history will have to judge that and resolve that but ambassador bolton i think is correct no matter what he had said you know in the ensuing impeachment trial they still would have acquitted him and i think he was locked in the loading for the election coming up and i think this book is a very damning indictment of what the president has done and you'll look to see the the biden campaign and republicans like myself that are against president trump use the book as fodder come november to explain how dangerous this man is to our civilized society into the american way of life. why aren't there more republicans like you i mean that was the mitt romney is broken with but other than that they seemed to stand tall with him or. well you know they asked john kennedy wrote 3 books he wrote why england slept the nation of immigrants and he wrote a book that he won the pulitzer prize for a profile in courage it was a very thin book teddy w

its rates steadily declining entering phase 2 of reopening which means as you said retail saks 5th avenue the iconic department store behind me is reopening restaurants office workers can go back to work at 50 percent capacity you know there's 27000 restaurants in new york city so this is a big part of the economy and while they are reopening they have to serve their meals outdoors it's only for outdoor dining so this is a real challenge for a lot of the establishment they have to keep their table 6 feet apart and the city is planning to enforce this or sending out ambassadors to check on people remind them of the requirements or handing out 2000000 mass but they get moving forward with the reopening given the fact it's been 3 months in the unemployment rate here has skyrocketed to 18 percent kristensen amy there watching all those things reopen for us in new york thank you very much christine. well infections are also rising as alarming ways in brazil where the president dismissed the virus as just a little flu that's now recorded more than 50000 deaths alexia bryant has. brazil's deep d

top there plundering they continue to plunder their focus perhaps and some of the looting down on 5th avenue but the fact is. well where it absorbed we the people absorbed in our whatever one we're loyal to m.s.m. b.c. or fox the plunder continues while they're doing their job you know they don't get paid $3040000000.00 a year just to read headlines write they get paid to assist in the wealth confiscation and destruction of a once driving nation by the plutocracy that will soon be gone and nowhere to be found just like in other countries that you have a disappearing plutocracy in the past. i want you to teach me some of those moves you mentioned earlier was the flying camel drop or hit the camel clutch that's here that's your thing i want to learn the camel clutch the glory but. you know. we entertained you but who is the who we see is the good guy he's the bad guy here i'm clearly the president in all situations both good and bad i gave you the truth today the truth tomorrow that makes me not a propagandist but a journalist. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's

only they'd ever talk about covet they don't talk about when you see 25000 people walking down 5th avenue or walking down the street of a democrat run city you never hear them sang they're not wearing the mask. you don't hear they say as they are breaking windows and running in and then when i say the looters. the n r kids the educators they say what a terrible thing for a president. what a terrible thing. but you don't hear them talking about kobe kobe to be specific covert 19. a hit that game gets further and further away from china as opposed to calling it the chinese virus . or the i just spite the fact that we are i have done a phenomenal job with it i shut down the united states to very heavily infected but all people from china in late january which is months earlier than other people would have done it if they would have done it at all i say hundreds of thousands of lives we don't ever want all that even a man all when i close it down to europe or on close it down because i saw what was happening and by the way most people said don't do it don't we saved hundreds of thousands of l

i then went to the east side of the park to 5th avenue and there was another large contingent of protestersing north to the end of the park i found there were police vehicles with their lights flashing and police officers prepared for some kind of action. it was just one manifestation of the civil unrest that engulfed this country in the wake of the may 25th killing of an african—american man, george floyd, in minneapolis who was being restrained by a white police officer. today in talking movies we're going to focus on those documentaries which have attempted to look at the issue of police violence when it's targeted against unarmed black individuals. one of the most egregious instances of police brutality to be documented on video has to be the 1991 beating by los angeles police officers of rodney king. footage of the event provoked an outcry. several documentaries have covered the incident of the riots the following year when three of the officers involved in the beating were acquitted. one of america's leading film—makers to focus on civil rights struggles stanley nelson is developing a

this just gives you an idea if you pivot around here you can see how pretty empty this is i'm on 5th avenue and 57th street right now one of the biggest busiest intersections in new york city and you can see how surreal it is as this city is under curfew and some of the buildings or i should say stores have been boarded up on the right on the left another one boarded up there you can see down 57th street looking west new york city pretty surreal scenes pretty much on curfew the big question now for this evening is with these protesters peaceful as of now on the streets after curfew what's going to happen that is going to be the big question stephen. the curfew is in 11 pm and oh yeah yeah day buses and i say i mean one of the talking to you earlier you were just reminding us that of course despite all this new york is still the epicenter of a coded 19 pandemic i mean how much are these ongoing protests then likely to undermine the efforts to contain the virus in the city. they said no that's why i'm wearing a mask that's why most people in new york city are wearing a mask that's still the i

though as new york city enters phase 2 of reopening that includes retail outlets like the conic saks 5th avenue which you see behind me here which until this weekend was boarded up office workers are going back albeit at 50 percent capacity hair salons as you mentioned and restaurants this is a really big one for new york 27000 restaurants in this city and it's going to be tough for them because they're only allowed to serve people outside so in this busy city if you can have tables on the sidewalk they have to be 6 feet apart or if you have a patio you can serve your customers and not all restaurants are able to do that the street is trying to accommodate them by closing down some streets and making some curbside areas and more available for them but it's really tricky for a lot of these restaurants now as they're moving into this reopening things and social distancing measures are in place and police are out to enforce them they're expected to be given out some 2000000 mass to people who need them and any place where people come in contact inside or out within 6 feet they're supposed to be we

we have 20,000 square feet on 5th avenue.ens in the studio, the programming, the brand, the ip, that is there. but the quality of the content, the production, we handle all of that to make sure the consumer has a great experience. risk thats the real some of those folks creating the content can just leave, go to another platform, youtube or a social media platforms, and may beget the same sort of traction from their customer base? nate: absolutely. we have seen through covid-19 that using zoom, instagram life, even youtube was more apparent. it was an easy tool. we know that when gyms open back up, a lot of the consumers are going to go back into the brick and mortar. before covid-19, digital at home fitness was growing tremendously. on zoom, onappening instagram life, because those user experiences are not great. you are not really creating that community aspect. neou that brings consumers together, gives great quality, allows us to separate ourselves from the zoom. we do know that the consumer wants great quality content an

in soho, on 5th avenue, busting out windows of major chains, as we saw so much of that disturbing videohe really fell on his sword today and said that's on me. we were watching facebook chatter and dynamiting trying to figure who was going to do the most harm and we missed it somehow. so that is a pretty stunning admission today from the nypd. >> bill, we will keep an eye on your pictures and come back to you if there is news to break. thank you for that reporting. let me turn to our police experts here. because most of the protests we've been seeing so far have been peaceful. joyful even today which is obviously a very different picture from what we saw this time last weekend. and with us right now is former boston police commissioner ed davis and former president of the national organization of black law enforcement executives, cedric alexander. you were both on air live last week and when we saw images of looting and police cars burning and police using batons, it was such a different tone. and scene on the streets. the not just in new york but across the country. cedric we just watc

the naacp organized a protest parade, from 10,000 african-americans, marching down 5th avenue in new york city, protesting wilson, asking why not make america safe for democracy? then there was houston, texas, on the night of august 24, 1917, after enduring weeks of racial abuse from racist white citizens and police officers, a battalion of black soldiers of the infantry stationed at camp logan on the outskirts of the city struck back. over 100 soldiers grabbed their guns, deserted camp, marched into downtown houston, for three hours black soldiers ignited the streets of houston in a fury of gunfire. when the smoke cleared, two black soldiers and 15 white men lay dead, including for law enforcement officials. after the first of three after the first of three court-martials, in which 110 men were found guilty of mutiny, officials hastily executed 13 soldiers, denying them opportunity to appeal their judgment. a total of 19 black servicemen were ultimately hung with 63 receiving life sentences in federal prison. african americans, including the naacp and ida b. wells vigorously protest

you have harold's square flagship store broken into despite being bored up, 5th avenue, soho, as we saw the night before. that's what the mayor is criticizing harshly about. i want you to hear from the governor who gave a news conference and addressed this after the mayor talked this morning. >> look at the videos. it was a disgrace. i believe that. i believe the mayor underestimates the scope of the problem. i think he underestimates the duration of the problem. and i don't think they used enough police to address the situation. because it's inarguable, but it was not addressed last night, right? facts, okay? >> reporter: the governor essentially saying this is a force that is the biggest one in the country. there are 35,000 officers at this city's disposal. they need to use them and create order in this city. this can't go on another night. he said he's offered up the national guard to help nypd, but the mayor said today he does not want that offer. he does not want to bring in the national guard at this point. and i got to say, brianna, i've been talking to a number of my sources, po

the curfew we saw at 7:00 it was beginning on 5th avenue, really high profiles of the city. >> curfews have not seemed to make a difference so far. sthoonk thanks so much. alisyn. >>> in washington, d.c., military helicopters patrolled the skies overnight after that violent crackdown on peaceful protesters outside the white house. boris sanchez is live in washington. what happened, boris? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. first i want to paint a picture for you of what we're seeing right now. i see a couple of fbi acts as well as secret service and local police here too, they're blocking access to traffic at this area just outside lafayette park just steps from the white house. you see the fence that was actually put up overnight. it's about eight feet tall restricting all access to the park. sources at the white house tell us that president trump was angry over reports that he spent part of the weekend in a bunker underground at the white house as protesters were clashing with police right at his front door. the president yesterday deciding to flex some muscle, to show that he's in c

it started around 7:00 in the evening on 5th avenue. a store there being broken into, looters trashing, shattering glass and then running away. the police trying to chase them down. they ran to the upper east side. then there were people around union square who were doing the same, using metal barricades that police had placed on the street to help with some of the peaceful demonstrators, they used these metal barriers to shatter glass through stores and they would run into the store. the other thing is police were standing around. they were maybe a few blocks away. the thing is, for a lot of these officers, you know, there is some fear, of course, because if you go into one of these situations, you could be overwhelmed by these looters and in some cases, they were. and you heard officers calling for assistance all night across the city to try to get this under control. and they just couldn't get it under control. the other thing we saw was -- i saw people after the curfew had ended at 11:00 p.m., there were looters walking around the s

the most recent here on the corner of 59th and 5th avenue right across from the plaza hotel. police coming in, hundreds of them, surrounding these protesters and making sure that they didn't make their way into central park. they moved quickly, they moved aggressively. we saw at least half a dozen protesters put on the ground. their hands behind them cuffed. although we are told many more were indeed arrested. it's the kind of activity that's caused a lot of criticism from mayor de blasio saying they're way too aggressive, they're peaceful, but tonight it's actually the protesters who have been too aggressive, that they have throwing things at police. some injured. what a stark contrast to what we see during the day. we were down by gracie mansion, the third day of protests there. most of the time, spent in quiet, half an hour of silence for george floyd. and many of those protesters decided to go home after that. but about a third continued to march. when we followed them, we saw several dozen of them being arrested. i asked one woman before it started why skyler, why are yo

they don't mind if there's a protest with thousands of people walking down 5th avenue in new york city, but as soon as you get a great group of people, friendly, you know, innocent, nice people in here who want to come for a great cause, all of a sudden, because it is my father and because it is us and because it is a platform they don't approve on, you know, they all decide -- [inaudible]. there is a lot more love in this world than hate. i can tell you that. these people love this country and my father. we're going to win again in 2020. you mark my words. we're going to win. you see the energy. we're going to win this thing again. there's a lot more love in this country than there is hate. jon: interesting that you bring that up right now, talking about the polls. polls obviously weren't right the last time around, but when you look at the latest polling, they don't look particularly strong for the trump campaign. last month, a little over a month ago, the numbers showed joe biden beating your father 48 to 40 percent. this is a fox news poll. now the spread has increased a little bit