forcibly removed there by police it's now the 8th day of demonstrations following the death of george floyd national guard soldiers have now been deployed in 29 states as incidents of arson vandalism and losing punctuate otherwise peaceful demonstrations at least 5 people are reported to have died in the unrest well our correspondent she had her tanzi is in washington d.c. where at one point protesters trying to break through a fence near the white house. just when we thought it was over during the day i don't know if it bode well because the police a bit over the. medicine every other if you will a drizzle they usually do it well what happened was the protesters were so we can this part of the way. through to the bit as you can see so far it's used to hold together with several banks around but now you can see these trains are here because it actually stays were a little bit and as soon as the cops saw that there is a military police as soon as the people here through that they started firing tear gas pepper spray. well in the west of the country there are intense scenes in los angeles. demonstrators the

forcibly removed there by police it's now the 8th day of demonstrations following the death of george floyd national guard soldiers have now been deployed in 29 states as incidents of arson vandalism and losing punctuate otherwise peaceful demonstrations at least 5 people are reported to have died.

cities across the country it is now the 8th day of demonstrations following the death of george floyd national guard soldiers have now been deployed in 29 states as incidents of vandalism and losing punctuate otherwise peaceful demonstrations at least 5 people are reported to have now died in the on rest while in the state of oregon thousands of protesters marched on to one of portland's busiest roads to stage their protest as you can see they lay face down on ben's side bridge with their hands behind their backs for 9 minutes in remembrance of george floyd those 9 minutes reflecting just how long a police officer forced his need down on for its neck. while in los angeles there's been a standoff between police and protesters the demonstrators sat on the ground and refused to move despite violating that city's curfew many of them have now been arrested and many protesters are still on the streets of the u.s. capitol washington d.c. rallies were held around the white house a day after president trump had crowds forcibly removed by police but our correspondent she had her tansy is in washington d.c. fo

. >> we are back with a fox news alert, peaceful protesting across the nation honoring george floyd, national guardroops activated in 32 states to keep the peace. rob: curfews lifted in major cities including dc, 10,000 arrests have been made nationwide. jillian: honoring george floyd in an emotional memorial, 8 minutes and 46 seconds recognizing the span of time floyd struggled to breathe as the minneapolis police officer kneeled on his neck. >> what happened to floyd happens every day in this country. it is time for us to stand up in george's name and get your knee off our next. rob: floyd's funeral set for tuesday in houston, texas. in new york city, police arrest marchers for defying curfew. jillian: lauren green joins us as offices and protesters clash. >> reporter: it was the eighth night of protests in new york city contentions continue to rise, and clash with cops. marchers took to the streets of brooklyn demonstrating your the brooklyn center the scene of much violence earlier this week. it was a large but more peaceful protests occurring throughout the city of the 5 boroughs, they made th

george floyd. over not just who killed him, but what killed him. thousands of people have been arrested in the united states in the one week since the killing of george floyd. national guardare being deployed in more than half the country as of this morning. 26 states and the district of columbia have activated well over 5,000 national guard soldiers. at least 40 cities have imposed curfews. overnight, we did see peaceful demonstrations, but we did absolutely see outbreaks of violence and looting. >> if you're looking for a leader who calls for unity and an end to the violence, you have to look somewhere other than the white house. president trump tweeting threats to crackdown on protesters with vicious dogs and ominous weapons. he himself retreated into a bunker for a time this weekend. this morning, there's debate in the white house whether the president should speak out. the police officer who pinned george floyd to the pavement with his knee for more than eight minutes has been criminally charged. protesters are demanding the arrest of the other three officers who did nothing to stop it. the minneapolis police chief tells cnn in his view, those officers are complicit.

todd: massive peaceful protests across the nation honoring george floyd. 32,000 national guard troops now activated in 32 states to keep the peace. jillian: tensions running high as officers crack down, 10,000 arrests have been made since the protests began. earlier in new york thousands attended a memorial for george floyd. >> his brother terrence was there supporting the family while slamming rioters causing chaos throughout the nation. >> i'm proud of the protests but i'm not proud of the destruction. my brother wasn't about that. the floyds is a god-fearing family. >> the ground turning their backs as bill diblasio took the stage before booming his speech. >> we have to make a change in this city of this country. i thank you for being here. >> after the memorial crowds marched across the brooklyn bridge closing it down. hundreds of national guard's in washington dc may be getting evicted. the mayor is kicking them out of their hotel as they work to keep the city safe. >> mark meredith joins us in the nations capital as hundreds protest in the rain overnight. >> reporter: a stormy

under curfew nationwide as violent clashes and mass protests rage over the death of george floyd, the national guard deployed across 27 states and washington, d.c. rob: in medicine wra minneapoln 300 protesters arrested. a tanker truck was seen driving right through a crowd on sunday on a highway. that driver was arrested. in new york, looters overnight targeting so many high end stores in the soho district of manhattan like chanel, a rolex shop, so many others, gucci. jillian: completely ransacked. in the nation's capital crowds defied curfew and vandalized the lincoln memorial. rob: violent protests and looting are threatening chicago's attempt to move into phase three of reopening with covid-19 after the city's businesses have been shut down for nearly three months. >> it's a terrible thing that after being shut down for so long and the businesses were preparing for opening on june 3rd, and we will make a determination whether or not we can go forward but we haven't made that determination yet. jillian: a chicago organic super food juicery was one of many businesses ransacked this weekend. the ow

nation. u.s. president on trial based crackdown on unrest off the killing of george floyd deploying the national guard across the states. at a protest not planned to last week members of the georgia national guard also got in the mood to dom. joly and some police in riot gear became an unexpected and possibly reluctant audience for this dance performance that also went viral. you. are just ratty the cofounder of the street down style crump expressed his pain and anger and. he and the dances a coolie for change and accountability for the police killing of black americans. who are about to man the al jazeera. door charges their resale rob a reminder of our top stories a lockdown has been reimposed in parts of china's capital after $45.00 people at a wholesale market tested positive for the krona virus what's being called a wartime emergency in beijing has full schools to delay reopening following 2 months of no infections mexico has reported its highest daily number of corona virus infections since the start of the pandemic more than 5200 new cases raises the total to nearly 140000 at least $16000.00 ha

nation. u.s. president on troubles crack down on the rest of the killing of george floyd deploying the national guardacross the states. at a protest not planned to last week members of the georgia national guard also got in the mood to don's. mom told and some police in riot gear became an unexpected and possibly reluctant audience for this jones performance that also went viral. where you. are just rushdie the co-founder of the street down stall crump expressed his pain and. he under the dunces a calling for change and accountability for the police killing of black americans. who are about to money al-jazeera. i am. now again i'm fully back to all with the headlines on al-jazeera the police killing of another black man in the u.s. has triggered new demonstrations brooks was shot by officers in atlanta after a struggle at a fast food restaurant it was then set on fire by protesters an officer involved has been sat 10 atlantis police chief has resigned the noir representing brooks family has accused police officers of using unnecessary force and as we are just getting this case the details are just ge

george floyd. he also announced the state national guard would begin demobilizing while local law enforcement remains present on the ground. gov. walz: good morning, everyone. good morning, minnesotans. i want to just say how grateful i am, how proud i am of minnesotans. for the second night, we have ha

house marches in several big cities as demonstrations over the death of george floyd continued into a 6th day and national guard and police officers in a number of locations on the ground in a show of solidarity with the protesters. and the time curfew is in force in minneapolis where george floyd died earlier there was turmoil as a truck appeared to plow into a crowd of protesters on a highway in the city there were fears of mass casualties and onlookers reacted with anger police said the driver deliberately aimed at the crowd and he was taken away for his own safety and eyewitness said on the one woman was injured. more on that situation in minneapolis where you live with stephens staff and we'll talk about those frightening scenes during the mass protest earlier in a moment but if we could start in the tray. isn't the curfew is in effect last night calais same to re-establish control of the city what is happening it's not. all right now we're not far from the side where we earlier reported from when the curfew took effect and police. forces remaining protesters from the highway rams and from the bridge over

guard did in washington d.c. and also many appel this during the time of those george floyd now manila the national guard actually has 11 of these are c. 26 aircrafts and typically they use these aircrafts for drug enforcement or border patrol monitoring there's no telling when this investigation is going to be completed but as for right now it is in the hands of the inspector general reporting outside the capital fair and fronsac r.t. . and the russian president has warned of the dangers of quote ignoring history's realities lattimer putin has made the statement in a detailed article for an american in turn actual affairs magazine ahead of next week's rescheduled victory day parade putin points to western coverage and teachings increasingly failing to mention the vital role of the soviet union in the 2nd world war and why airbrushing the facts today sets the world up to repeat those same failures are. reports now in the article. which by the way initially was published in english loma putin desex history looking at what events and decisions made the 2nd world war possible and what the world today can learn from

national guard imposed curfews quickly broken. tonight we welcome fox news political analyst caldwell on a nation in pain. caon healing, and on the brother of george floyd he was killed in police custody, george floyd's brother saying the looting and rioting has to stop. that looters and rioters attacking businesses many owned by minorities is not the the way. george floyd, he said would not accept or condone that. floyd family also saying that they have findings of an independent autopsy determining that george floyd died of asphyxiation also a chuck grassley fox business exclusive over who was behind what republicans senator ron johnson called, quote, out of control leak to the media that threaten national security in the first month of the trump presidency. first independent counsel ken star on reaction pouring in that the declassified transcript of the phone call for jay mike fell flynn and russia ambassador add to mounting evidence that fbi and administration had no league basis to interview and go after michael flynn to continue with a trump russia probe now taking serious hits to its validity and credibility. also this former deputy attorney gene

thanks for joining us the national guard is pulling out of washington d.c. nearly 2 weeks after the death of george floyd sparked rallies and cries for justice right across the u.s. president donald trump who once ordered troops to dominate the streets and stop violent protests now says the forces are no longer needed but demonstrations have continued with thousands of peaceful protesters vowing to keep up the message that black lives matter cross over to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett and we've been hearing from the attorney general what does he have to say. well he has been defending the trumpet ministrations response specifically when it comes to what the mayor of d.c. is called a militarize ation of washington d.c. streets of well you're right he's tweeted that he's now telling the national guard or citizen soldiers that they can go there is still push back to the action that was taken outside lafayette park on monday protesters say they were peaceful but they were had tear gas used on the something the administration is disputing also disputing that there was a show of force in fact

. >>> protests nationwide following george floyd's death. now national guard members have tested positive after the protests. 20 states have increased the number of cases after the protests. alameda county has more than 4,000 cases. the most in the bars still are not allowed to reopen. >>> we are charting case counts in 14 local counties. only santa clara county in the top right corner shows a flat yepping curve. soon hospitals and health care centers in that county will be allowed to test any essential worker, anyone showing symptoms and anyone exposed to a known covid-19 case. >> the county can't do it by itself. the small community clinics can't do it by themselves. the large health care centers, the large clinics in this county, need to step up. >> the order covers more than an estimated 1 million people. it takes effect on monday. >>> as restaurants reopen around the bay area, obviously they're having to dramatically change the workplace to accommodate all the protocols to stem the tide of covid-19. this while trying to stay profitable. it's a tough act.

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the way the state and police forces have responded to the protests following g george floyd's killing with the national guardalled out in so many cities and states across the country? >> there is no doubt that this reckoning's moment of , but we want to make the connection between the local and the global. the seedshen you sow ,f greed, to mystically inequality. globally, imperial tentacles, 800 military units abroad, violence and effort, and africa, supporting various resumes, dictatorial ones in asia and so forth, there is a connection itween the seeds that you sow violence externally and internally. same is true in terms of the seed of hatred, of white supremacy. hating black people. anti-blackness hatred having its own dynamic within the context of a predatory capitalist civilization, obsessed with money, money, money. domination of workers. marginalization of those who don't fit to gay brothers, sisters, lesbians, trains, and so forth. thahathe convergence sister taylor's talking about of the ways in which the american , itse imploding foundations being shaken with uprising from below, the cataly was ce

george floyd. more than 32,000 national guard troops activated in taits. dc and major cities lift curfew curfews. family and friends gather to remember at george floyd. people at the memorial service and thousands watching from screens outside observing 8 minutes and 46 second of silence. that's the amount of time floyd struggled to breathe and minneapolis police officer kneeled on his neck. >> what happened to floyd happens every day in this country, it's time for us to stand up and say get your knee off our neck. maria: the minnesota department of human rights is scheduled to brief the city council today in the state investigation into potential racism within minneapolis police department. meanwhile this, nfl quarterback drew brees. >> there's not much that i can say that would make things better right now, but i just want you to see and comments that i made yesterday and hurt many people especially friends, humans, former teammates, loved ones, people that i care and respect. that was never my intention. maria: brees offered a second apology later saying, quote, i will do better and i will be p

hello the national guard is pulling out of washington d.c. nearly 2 weeks after the death of george floyd sparked rallies and cries for justice across the u.s. take a look at the scene live in the u.s. capitol now where president donald trump has who had once ordered troops to dominate the streets and stop violent protests is now saying the national guard troops are no longer needed but demonstrations do continue where thousands of peaceful protesters valen to keep up the message that black lives matter and demanding police reform reports. a movement that shows no signs of abating across the united states another day of massive crowds demanding police reform and it appears in some places getting what they want the latest from new york city mayor bill de blasio we will be moving funding from the n.y.p.d. to euthanasia tears and social services he didn't say how much but it is the latest sign that demand to defund the police is gaining traction at least for democratic leaders the trump administration is defending the heavy police presence and it handling a mostly peaceful protests are you t

. >> george floyd, rihanna taylor all in just three months, it's 30 years of rodney king. >> the l.a. national guard was called in after widespread looting with more than a dozen states activating during the protest. the violence has brought a steady stream of cities issuing curfews and even came within a few hundred yards of the white house. president trump targeting one of the groups he said is behind the violence, tweeting the united states of america will be designated as a terrorist organization. the attorney general echoed those statements saying federal law enforcement actions will be directed at apprehending and charging the violent group of agitators who have hijacked peaceful protest and are engaged of violations of federal law. rioters who don't wait for dark in philadelphia where a number of police cars were set on fire. the head of the minnesota national guard said his soldiers are armed after receiving a warning from the fbi that there was a credible lethal threat against the minnesota national guard. >> there are shots fired, their sto pepper spray, let's move. >> the national guard h

national guard patrolling the streets. the fires and businesses destroyed. some demonstrators trying to put out the flames started by others. and the protest organizers who now say this is about more than george floyd. >>> as this plays out across the nation this weekend, president trump out of sight at the white house today. the president praising the national guard, accused of stoking the flames, threatening in tweets to unleash, quote, vicious dogs, on protesters. >>> and tonight, investigators are now looking at new video this evening, showing what appears to be the minutes before george floyd was pinned to the ground and died. officer derek chauvin with his knee on floyd's neck, charged with murder. george floyd's family calling for the three other fired officers to be charged, as well. >>> and this country now struggling with two major crises at a time. reopening the country in this pandemic. some testing centers now closed down in the middle of the protests. 15 states reporting a rise in cases. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on this sunday night on what has before a difficult weekend, a difficult time in america

shocked the nation showing a white police officer kneeling on the neck of a black man named george floyd protests in hundreds of cities across all 50 states more than 17,000 national guarddeployed. over 9,000 civilians arrested. a national reckoning that has brought both chaos and -- >> breaking news, an arrest has been made in the death of george floyd. >> reporter: all four officers now charged in george floyd's death. in atlanta, one officer fired and two facing charges after the shooting death of rayshard brooks after months, one of the three police officers involved in the killing of breonna taylor now fired. the country also grappling with its past already more than 67 statues have been removed from coast to coast. either by choice or by force >> we all need to be in solidarity together. >> reporter: the calls for justice echoing an unexpected wave, too. companies in the world like quaker oats changing their branding and their messaging even nascar shifting gears, banning the confederate flag at events for the first time in its history. leading to a powerful moment of solidarity with the circuit's only black driver. but as the fires die down and the glass is swept

george floyd. >>> police say the national guard will no longer be in vallejo. 50 national guard members in case thereere violent protests. as of this morning, the troops are pulling out of all cities around the state to go back to their home arteries. the california guard says it will maintain a quick reaction force all over the state to help out if law enforcement needs them. >>> it is 6:38. a group of demonstrators tried to block a freeway over the weekend. sky fox was flying over the scene yesterday afternoon. oakland police stopped the demonstrators from getting onto interstate 880. they still caused traffic delays. the group had just left a demonstration a couple blocks away outside of the oakland police headquarters at seventh and broadway. >>> tropical storm cristobal well crashed overnight. it brought reins to mrs. ellie and alabama. it has weakened to a tropical depression. that does not mean the danger is over. >> tropical rainfall rains a whole bunch real quick. you've got to be careful out there. try to stay off the roads. >> another 12 inches of rain could fall in some areas. the storm i

protests in at least 140 cities coast to coast following the death of george floyd in police custody. the national guard activated in more than 20 states. curfews imposed, thousands arrested. in downtown minneapolis, a tanker plowing onto a packed highway, sending people running for their lives. in boston, an suv ramming straight into a group of protestors, and flames seen from historic st. john's church in washington. >> stop! stop! >> in atlanta, two officers fired after the violent arrest of two college students. massive looting breaking out in los angeles. a state of emergency declared. so many questions this morning about who's really behind the most violent protests. >>> angry scenes outside the white house. protestors shoot off fireworks. news that president trump was moved to an underground bunker by secret service on friday. the president calling for overwhelming force to stop the protests. >>> and new video this morning of what appears to show the moments before george floyd was pinned to the ground and died. an officer leaning into the police car, scuffling with floyd. ex-officer derek chauvi

george floyd to death. we've called out our national guard and our state police but the rhetoric that's coming out of the white house is making it worse. people are feeling real pain out there. >> okay, well, thank you very much, j.b. i don't like your rhetoric much either. because i watched it with respect to the coronavirus, and i don't like your rhetoric much either. >> the president and that very tense phone call with governors today. the president saying it's a war in a sense. and jon, one of the republican governors pushing back? >> reporter: charlie baker, the republican governor of massachusetts with harsh words about what the president said. he said, and i want to quote this, i should be surprised when i hear incendiary words like this from him, but i'm not. at so many times in the past weeks, when the country needed compassion and leadership the most, it was nowhere to be found. instead, bitterness, combativeness, and self-interest. saying that from the president is not what massachusetts and the country needs. david? >> jon, thank you. >>> meantime in minneapolis tonight, the brother of george floyd

national guard and imposed curfews which were quickly broken. tonight we welcome fox news political analyst, gianno caldwell on a nation in pain, on healing and brother of george floydhe was killed in police custody. george floyd's brother says looting and rioting has to stop. they are attacking businesses owned by minorities, and it is not the way. george floyd would not accept that. george floyd's family says findings of independent autopsy, determining george floyd died of asphyxiation. we have senator chuck grassley, on who was behind on what senator ron johnson called, leaks to the national media that threatened the national security. ken starr on reaction pouring, in declassified transcript twine michael flynn and russian ambassador and the fbi and obama administration had no legal basis to interview and go after michael flynn and to continue with the trump russia probe, now taking serious hits to its validity and credibility. also this, attorney general rod rosenstein is preparing for a senate grilling on wednesday. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox b

people across the nation had been arrested over days of protests since the killing of george floyd nearly 40 cities across 26 states have announced curfews tonight some 5,000 national guard members have been activated in 15 states and in the nation's capital washington dc, another 2000 are prepared to activate if they are needed officials hope that setting these curfews will help to calm things down kron four's noelle bellow joins us now with more on how the bay area stands on all this noel. well if you live in san francisco you likely received that emergency alert that came over our phones about 3 hours ago. >>we just got another text reminding us of that curfew that began just about 6 minutes ago for san francisco, the city enacting a strict curfew of 08:00pm until 05:00am indefinitely. >>there's no end in sight for this one officials say about 200 officers from outside agencies have been brought in to help san francisco tonight, san jose also announced it would be implementing a curfew this evening that one begins at 8.30 the curfew will last for the next 7 days and as you heard from dan of course after looting began this evening in walnut creek, the city declared a c

nation's street. smaller but passionate as ever. new calls for racial justice in minneapolis for those mourning george floyd's death. >> that's where real justice happens. >> the president orders the national guard to withdraw. also tonight. law and order. the attorney general says the president never demanded 10,000 active duty troops and defends the use of force on people protesting, saying they pose a threat. >> pepper spray is not a chemical ircan't tackedic in th spotlight well beyond minneapolis. and later -- >> no justice, no peace. >> voices from the protest front lines. >> broad day light. >> good evening. i'm major garrett. demonstrations sparked by the death of george floyd while in minneapolis police custody 13 days ago have coalesced into what appears to be a nationwide todapl returned to the street falling for police reforms and racial justice. the crowds diverse and overwhelmingly peaceful. jamie youkilis tonight where it all began. >> rtearks a week since george floyd died at the hands of fighting against police brutality and racism. crowds returned to american streets again today following yesterday's mass demonstrations, protesting the death of george floyd. overnight it got ug

george floyd to death. we've called out our national guard and our state police but the rhetoric that's coming out of the white house is making it worse. people are feeling real pain out there. >> okay, well thank you very much, j.b. i don't like your rhetoric much either. because i watched it with respect to the coronavirus, and i don't like your rhetoric much either. >> a very tense call between the president and the governors. pushingba?ne of the >>epter: gr cha baker, the republican governor of massachusetts talked abo u o words, he surprised when i hear incendiary words from him but i'm not. at times in the past weeks, compassion was nowhere to be found. instead, bitterness, and self-interest. saying that from the president is not what massachusetts and the country needs. >> jon. >> thank you. >>> as for the u.s. military moving in from ft. bragg, let's get right to martha raddatz. an always use t's very rare,rio. lethal force to defend themselves, but as for buildings, when the u.s. military is overseas, they can s fali but force to protect u.s. ey tha unless the president invokes the has t done thadavid

five miles north of the minneapolis intersection where george floyd died is the neighborhood of hawthorn. the national guard was sent there in the summer of 1967 when young african americans rebelled against an unjust power structure. 53 years later, spiritual wounds remain. cbs' jamie yuccas. >> reporter: in the hawthorn neighborhood of north minneapolis, the summer blossoms and quaint porches hide the layers of inequality. pastor edwin williams' sanctuary church has been on a mission of unity for 12 years. do you think racism is deeply rooted in minnesota? >> of course, of course. it's deeply rooted in america. when you run into somebody in the community and they are angry, it's because every single thing that has been set into place that we're told is supposed to help us is working against us. >> reporter: here, 35% of the community lives below the federal poverty level. 40% are unemployed. the neighborhood has seen unrest before. in 2015, protesters demanded justice for the death of 24- year-old jamar clark, who was shot and killed by police. >> this can't be another band- aid put on this thing. like, t

and the arrests of the other three officers that were at the scene of george floyd's death. 26 states activated the national guard. we start in minneapolis with omar jimenez. >> reporter: protests we have seen today and the course of yesterday have looked a lot like this where at times there were music playing and peaceful during the daytime hours and yesterday and the nighttime hours was the first time we clearly seen more of a peaceful vibe especially as compares to what we have seen in the later weeks of last week. they stayed the entire night until 6:00 a.m. central of the same spot here. think beefed up the amount of law enforcement that we have seen over the weekend, saturday was a transitional day where there were heavy clashes and violent at times between police and protesters. on sunday there were some clashes, things transitioned actually. the vast majority of those, over a 100 of them seemed to be a peaceful manner. former officer chauvin, his court day has been moved back a week. we expect to hear of family of george floyd's is expected to be here and we'll be hearing from the family's attorney over t

minnesota where george floyd, a black man, died on monday after derek chauvin, a white minneapolis police officer, pressed his knee into floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes. the national guard said as of this morning about 5,000 soldiers and airmen were activated in 15 states and washington, d.c., with "another 2,000 prepared to activate if needed." in new york city, peaceful marches during the day yesterday turned violent as police clashed with demonstrators around the city. in widely shared videos, an n.y.p.d. officer accelerated an s.u.v. into a crowd of protestors in brooklyn. ( screaming ) new york city mayor bill deblio defended the police today and said the vast majority showed restraint, and that there would be an independent review of police actions. mayor deblasio said he wasn't considering a curfew in new york, but across the country dozens of cities instituted them. in washington, d.c., police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protestors outside the white house. in chicago, a 9:00 p.m. curfew was declared as the mayor said what had started as a peaceful protest had devolved into criminal conduct. in los angeles, hundreds of protesters have been arres

sixty's with the nation gripped by violent protests for 7 straight days over the death of george floyd at the hands of the police police 40 cities have imposed curfews with the national guard activated in the police 23 states as well as washington d.c. in one of those states missouri police say 4 officers been injured by gunfire after a violent protests instant lewis. the mayor of new york has extended a citywide curfew as more loosing erupted in midtown manhattan and some extra officers were sent to areas where there was particularly violent damage to property while the governor of new york say's violent protesters obscure the righteousness of the let. in washington d.c. protesters of a noble rally were forced off the streets for tear gas and stun grenades in order to clear the way for president trump to have his photo taken outside a church near the white house he later warn that if the un rest continues he will do whatever it takes to stop the killing. the recent days our nation has been gripped by professional anarchies violent mobs arsonists looters criminals rioters and tea for and others today i have strongly recommended to every governor to deploy the national guar

as with the nation gripped by violent protests for 7 days straight now over the death of george floyd at the hands of the police at least 40 cities have imposed curfews with a national guard activated in at least 23 states as well as washington d.c. . so let's round up the situation as it stands now the mayor of new york has extended a citywide curfew as more looting erupted in midtown manhattan thousands of a straw forces were sent to areas where they were particularly bad since the damage to property the governor of new york says meantime violent protesters obscure the righteousness of the message. to it. over washington protestors at a peaceful rally initially were forced off the streets with tear gas and stun grenades just minutes before president trump was due to speak from the white house he went on to warn that if the unrest continues he'll do whatever it takes to stop the chaos. in recent days our nation has been gripped by professional anarchies violent mobs arsonists looters criminals rioters and tea for and others today i have strongly recommend it to every governor to deploy the national guard in sufficient numbers that we dominate the streets if a city or sta

700,000 residents in the districts, many of them black and brown and during the george floyd protest they called in the national guard and the mayor said there was little she could do about it because most of dc is under federal control. and they were handing out economic relief to the different states, dc only got a fraction of that money. such a small fraction of that money. they obviously one statehood because it allows them certain privileges. what are the other arguments besides the political argument about why this should not have been? >> i mean, the constitutional arguments are several. the main hurdle i see is that it involves repealing the 23rd amendment that gives dc three electoral pass today. that is a very high hurdle. in 1978, both houses of congress passed legislation to give dc representation. only 16 of the 38 states ratified it that were needed. however, again, like you said, that doesn't mean they shouldn't try it is understandable. and you bring up a really great point about the role of institutional racism in this. i have heard a lot of representatives from black lives matter make an effective a

george floyd. last night fir raged right outside the white house in yaf yet park as the national guard among oirs surrounded protesters >>> terrifying moments as a tanker truck speeds through the bridge in minneapolis. that driver now in custody >>> and extraordinary moments as police kneel down with protesters it's monday, june 1st. "early today kwtsz starts right now. >>> good morning, fire and anger continue to burn across the country over the death of george flo floyd. a washington, d.c. is feeling the heat multiple fires burning overnight close to the white house after a curfew went into effect. and demonstrations turn chaotic in los angeles multiple police cars were destroyed. authorities say hundreds of people were taken into custody this disturbing moment interrupted protests in minneapolis. a truck came barrelling through a group of people sitting on a closed interstate. many of them swarmed the truck >> an nbc affiliate identified that man as the semi truck driver arrested and charged with assault. two police officers in atlanta have been fired after being accused of using excessive force. video s

minneapolis police department after the death of george floyd. >> the mother of floyd's brother speaks out for the first time. >> right now armed national guard soldiers are defending this small grocery store because it is one of the few in this region that is not been looted, the national guard is protecting this minority owned store so neighbors can safely get access to food in minneapolis. inslee secretary grocery stores of been ransacked or are boarded up to prevent violent leaders which is created food deserts in here in minnesota the governor now says the department of human rights is filing a charge to launch a civil rights investigation into the minneapolis police department to review the department's practices and procedures over the past ten years to determine if there's any discriminatory practices towards people of color. and also in minnesota george floyd's 6-year-old daughter standing next to her mother at a press conference the girl's george floyd was a good man and his daughter's proof. >> he does not have a father. he will never see her grow up, graduate, she 100 walked down the aisle. >> a private memorial service will be he

coast to coast following the death of george floyd in police custody. the national guarded in more than 20 states. curfews imposed, thousands arrested. plowing onto a packed , a highway, sending people running for their lives. in boston, an suv ramming straight into a group of protestors, and flames seen from historic st. john's church in washington. >> in atlanta, two officers fired after the violent arrest of two college students. massive looting breaking out in los angeles. a state of emergency declared. so many questions this morning about who's really behind the

some people are. >>> thousands of national guard troops sent to washington after the protests over george floyd'sd be leaving as early as monday. d.c.'s mayor has complained about the troops from outside the region. >> reporter: some of the nearly 4,000 additional national guard troops that were brought to the nation's capital in response to the recent protests could start going home as soon as monday. the top general in the d.c. national guard told cnn in an exclusive interview. >> they'll be redeploying this week, probably as early as monday. >> do you have a sense of how many, is that all of them? or just a portion of them? >> h >> they will leave as the situation dictates. >> reporter: now the presence of those troops from some 11 states was major point of contention with the white house and the mayor, with the mayor asking to remove those troops, saying local law enforcement could handle the protests. but defense officials say because of the peaceful nature of the recent protests they could potentially begin drawing down the number of troops. the general also addressed another controversy, t

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general william walker, the commander of the dc national guard said the out-of- state troops will begin leaving as early as tomorrow. >>> george floyd's brother is expected to testify before congress this week. he will be speaking before a house judiciary committee hearing on police practices and accountability. floyd told cnn he spoke to both president trump and former vice president joe biden last week, but he didn't get much time with trump. the hearing is set for wednesday. >>> on to the fire watch now and fire crews are fighting to get a 1,400 acre blaze in solano county under control. it ignited about 24 hours ago outside the winters. evacuation orders have been lifted. three structures have been destroyed and the flames are 10% contained. right now a team of at least 600 firefighters are attacking the blaze from the ground and the air. >>> in iocity, crews rushed al a ntain a small s fire le oold cars and tires before spreading to the surrounding grass and trees. nothing else damaged. it's unclear how that fire started, but it appears some people may have been camping in the area. >>> high winds didn't help. they have been stir