mark meredith is live with more and the problem with standing in a thunderstorm is there is thunder and lightning. >> reporter: we saw strong storms in the dc area. as you mentioned, for those men and women working in lafayette park, it was a mess. two military personnel taken to the hospital tied to injuries from the lightning strike, their condition is not life-threatening. that is the good news but we saw multiple strike throughout the night and into this morning. more bad weather is forecast for today, that could make things difficult later on. it is unclear how many people could show up to protest later today, we did not have a curfew in dc, the mayor's office can always put another one in if she chooses to. this as the attorney general says the protests we have seen were targeted by outside groups, the white house stepped up its

jon: mark meredith reporting from washington. mark, thank you. another round of protests happening from coast to coast today. we are seeing both defund the police demonstrations and rallies supporting the men and women in law enforcement. aishah hasnie. >> reporter: jon, it was a very terrifying night for protesters haas night in louisville, kentucky.

. >> let's bring in nbc news national political reporter josh letterman, and political reporter meredith mcgraw. there were very high expectations set for last night. clearly, the crowd size came nowhere near what the trump administration had been talking about. what are they saying today? >> deny and deflect apiers to be the strategy from the white house and from president trump's re-election campaign, alicia. they're saying it's these protesters who blocked the rally goers from getting in, but as cal just laid out for you, anyone who wanted to get in, there was security there facilitating that. the other argument they're making is that it's the fault of the media. that scared people out of coming to this rally by discussing all the potential covid-19 risks from being in that environment. so we're not seeing a lot of acknowledgment from the campaign that they might have set the expectations too high and when it comes to having some 20,000 people inside that stadium and even more in an overflow crowd outside, that wasn't something that actually materialized when push came to shove last n

for more on that we go to mark meredith he's at the white house. mark. >> good evening jon president trump is spending weekend here in washington we haven't seen them on camera but notice increase security around white house complex that includes new fencing that has been put up around the area as well as we have seen more police presence outside then what we're used to normally seeing president is encouraged governors to call him physical they need help with preventing riot and looting in their own backyard. >> i hope that you also use our national guard, call me we'll be ready for them so fast their heads will spin. >> the president continues to face criticism for his decision to visit st. johns church just outside the white house earlier this the week. several lawmakers have blasted the decision to move protesters from the site now the president is claiming its d.c. mayor bowser who should have done a better job with security he tweeted last night mayor bowser is gross lis incompetent and no way qualified to be running an important city like d.c

i heard her laughing, i think. >> oh, god. >> jimmy: meredith, tell us your version of the story.'m good, how are you? >> jimmy: great, thank you. >> um, my version of the story, well, first of all, let me acknowledge that yes, the note seems ominous. >> seems! >> it seems ominous, because i was still mad when i wrote the note, so it's not like, notice i didn't say i forgive you. i said i love you, like you're going to come back from your hike after you've like thought how wrong you were and were you going to apologize to me. so i was giving him an opening. because in the special he says something like we had a blowout fight, and i said to her, i'm going for a hike! and that's not at all how it happened. we got in a fight, and i said, oh, my god, i'm leaving. not, you know, forever, just like out the door. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> and he's, like, well, i'm going on a hike. like he was wrong the whole time. >> oh, so i did a -- "you can't fire me, i quit"? >> are you kidding? in other words, he tells the story on the show as if he's like, she thought she should apologize, and i thought,

chris: mark meredith reporting from tulsa, mark, thank you. joining us from baltimore, dr. inglesby, director of the center for health security at johnson hopkins university. doctor, i know you watched the rally last night from a public standpoint if not a political one, the good news is there wasn't a big crowd as expected, but as an epidemiologist watching the rally last night, what did you see? doctor: yeah, i thought that the rally was concerning in terms of public health risk. cdc's recent guidance was that the highest risk gatherings are those that are large indoors where people can't stay apart from each other more than 6 feet and where people travel from out of town and this rally met all of those criteria and what i saw was that people were sitting quite close to each other, didn't see very many people wearing masks. there were some people handshaking without hand sanitizer, lots of shouting, all of those things will increase the risk of spread. chris: given all of that, does the president's rally in tulsa have the potential to be a super spreader of the virus? doc

arthel: mark meredith, thank you very much. eric.ric: well, arthel, police reform legislation expected to be introduced on capitol hill this coming week. democrats are offering sweeping legislation to address police brutality and racial profiling. republicans from both sides of congress, they're starting to lay out what they want. garrett tenney is live in arlington, virginia with a look at what we can expect in congress. hi, garrett. >> reporter: hey, eric. the big question here is what kind of compromises are the two sides willing to make in order to get something done. senator tim scott is leading the gop's efforts on criminal justice reform. he laid out three major items the legislation would include. increasing police training. drastically expand information sharing on cases of officer involved violence by having every agency share data with the fbi and then making it easier to remove officers who have a pattern of misbehavior. >> if we do it right, i think we can reduce the number of times that we're dealing with misconduct on

mark meredith is live at the white house for us. but let's first start with lucas tomlinson who is live in washington. lucas. >> reporter: that's right, eric. it was a heated meeting in the oval office last monday, not far from where i'm standing here in lafayette square. president trump wanted 10,000 active duties soldiers on city streets as rioting and looting was taking place. attorney general bill barr and mark esper and the top general are in the room. they advised the president not to invoke the insurrection act. esper didn't think it was necessary but ordered pai paratrooper as a precaution. in the end, they were not needed. esper, mille and barr convinced the president national guard troops can handle the protests. a former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said using active duty troops would have been a dangerous move. >> we have a military to fight our enemies, not our own people. and our military should never be called to fight our own people as enemies of the state. >> reporter: it looks like the president's advisors

mark meredith is at the white house.e the white house near lafayette square. lucas. >> reporter: good afternoon, kristin. thousands of peaceful protesters descended to lafayette square, just outside the white house. we're told the d.c.'s mayor just showed up to applause. we have not seen her yet. she said all u.s. military forces should get out because the protests have been peaceful. >> we don't think that soldiers should be in the nation's capital, patrolling or policing streets. we made that formal request to the white house. we have no desire to have any soldier out on the street. but d.c. residents can't pay their bills. >> reporter: defense secretary esper ordered all active military police outside d.c. to return home to fort bragg and fort drum. he ordered all 5,000 national guard troops in the nation's capital to disarm. that's roughly the same number of u.s. troops deployed to iraq right now. so far, we have not seen a large police or military presence. the guard troops we've seen are a few blocks away and are n

jon: mark meredith at white house. mark, thank you. well the nation's capitol is brace for what could be a protest yet since the death of george floyd and crowd is swelling by the hour. lucas tomlinson is is at lafayette square with the latest. lucas. reporter: jon, with the protest at the square has been peaceful and very vocal as thousands have desended here in front of st. johns church where it wasn't so peaceful in nursery at the church and destroyed -- defense secretary mark ordered all active duty military police outside d.c. to return home to fort bragg and fort drum. also ordered all 5,000 national guard troops in the nation cap to disarm roughly same number u.s. troops deployed to iraq right now so far not seen a large police or military presence and guard troops we've seen few block away from here were not wearing helmet sunglasses or face coverings much more relaxed atmosphere clearly more relaxed social distancing as you can see with the protesters gathered here. nationwide over 40,000 national guard troops have been mobili

. >> mark meredith joins us in the nations capital as hundreds protest in the rain overnight. >> reporter: a stormy night overnight in washington, the bad weather leading to a lightning strike that injured two firefighters -- two military personnel. dc fire says they were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the bad weather did not stop people from going out to protest last night, we saw those people out marching across washington dc and interesting to see if we will see more protests heading into this weekend, donald trump is expected to spend the weekend in washington and the white house has been adding extra security across the perimeter and around the old executive office building next to the white house. this is the attorney general says outside groups may continue to try to so discord over george floyd's death. >> we have evidence antifa and other similar extremist groups as well as actors of a variety of different political persuasions have been involved in instigating and participating in the violent activity. >> critics of the president's response demand more

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mark meredith live in tulsa ahead of tonight's rally, mark what can you tell us, how is it looking right now? mark: arthel, you can see the barricades that have been set along the perimeter outside of center. that's where the rally will be happening tonight, similar what we saw in lafayette park outside of the white house. as i am going to show you, though, this is what people have to go through as they get ready to go inside, original checkpoint where people have to give up water bottles, lawn chairs, if you need a water bottle this is a place to get one. people have to give up a lot lot of the stuff they brought with them. after inside, masks, hand sanitizer and temperatures checked going in the arena, certainly conference of the coronavirus because first rally since early march. i talked to a number of people who have said this is exactly what they we wanted to see. they we wanted to see the campaign get back to normal. we have seen come come from as far away from texas, oklahoma, florida. we have seen people outside of oklahoma make their way for this rally. arthel, you mentioned dem

that's where we find mark meredith this evening. mark. >> good evening jon. president trump is pushing back to restart his campaign rally by at least one day the event will still take place in tulsa, oklahoma but now happen on saturday as opposed to friday. the president had been facing krit sesm for choosing to restart his campaign rallies on that friday. a day that many mark as end of slavery in the united states. the president himself says he now understands why some people had some opposition to this and tweeted out overnoolgt, quote, many of my aron american friends and supporters have reached out to suggest that we consider changing the date out of respect for the holiday and observance of the important occasion and all that it represents. the president told fox this week he's eager to get back out on the campaign trail and see his supporters first hand. >> it will be packed in two seconds and we're going to go to pensacola, going to arizona. we're going to a lot of different places and we're really i haven't started a campaign yet. we probably i guess

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mark meredith. ainsley: they have it on tape.y can use that tape to prosecute downtown road. >> they are all wearing masks and running 10 100 miles per ho. these guys where are their parents 18 to 30 years old. i don't see one middle aged person in there mark meredith is on capitol hill with a look at the destruction. mark, what are you seeing? >> brian, good morning. later on officials will get a chance to surveil all the damage in washington, d.c. after protests protests turned into riot. this was prosecutor chaos. lafayette park. area adjacent to the white house where secret service were trying to keep people back. that did not stop protesters from throwing things like rocks, bottles, fireworks, you pretty much name it. they were being thrown at the secret service. at least 60 of their uniformed and special agents were hurt over the weekend. we think that number is a whole lot higher. across the nation's capital there was a curfew imposed last night and the national guard was activated; however, did that did not stop vandals f

arthel: mark meredith, thank you very much. you get foreign countries, russia, china, especially china. not russia, especially china. are they going to print millions of ballots using the exact same paper, using the exact same machines and are they going to print pa lots and hand them in and all of a sudden, it's the biggest risk we have, the mail-in ballot. eric: well, that was president trump, of course, fox news town hall in green bay last week with disputed warning about voting by mail. the alarm comes as democratic officials in patterson, new jersey, the city council vice president and councilmen elect were four men who have been charged in mail-in voter fraud case in the week. the u.s. postal service found ballots together in mailboxes, charges include fraud and casting mail-in votes, unauthorized possession of ballots and tampering with and falsifying public records. board of elections there threw out 800 mail-in votes, all this as voting by mail has now become a new political lighting rod. president trump is warning tha

harris, back to you. >> harris: mark meredith, thank you very much.le, current and former government officials are warning there could be some legal hurdles to try and designate antifa as a terrorist organization. jeh johnson served as homeland security secretary under president obama. here he is. >> the state department has the authority to designate a foreign terrorist organization as such. there is no legal authority in the united states code or the constitution to designate a domestic movement as a terrorist organization. >> harris: former congressman trey gowdy chairs the house oversight committee and is a former federal prosecutor. great to have you on the program to talk about this. good to see you. >> thank you. >> harris: let's start with what those convocations would be. you heard the former lead security secretary, jeh johnson, talking about legally how you designate antifa as a terrorist organization. >> i don't think anyone knows. i don't think there is a protocol for identifying domestic groups as terrorists, and kind of the more importa

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mark meredith is outside the arena with the latest on the street. hey, mark. >> reporter: if you like the sound of mega phones, this is the place to be. protesters have been showing up all afternoon long, a mixture of black life matters protesters and trump supporters. we're several blocks from the actual stadium where john roberts was just. instead, this is outside of the perimeter, downtown tulsa. so many businesses have decided to close early for today. they didn't want the possibility of getting any damage. police have let demonstrators take over the street, a little bit of a back and forth 30 of minutes ago. i don't know if you can see it, you see the trump spar tears on this -- supporters on this side of the road and people that are anti-black lives matter protesters and we have people taking over this side of the street. one woman was arrested who tried to get into the rally perimeter itself. she wasn't going to get into the stadium, she was trying to get into the perimeter. things have been relatively peaceful. more and more people all after

democrats over how much to spend to deal with the effects of the coronavirus, correspondent mark meredithk to see. >> if we do nothing, more americans will lose her job. democrats are demanding congressman to millions of dollars to revive the economy but within the caucus becomes a dilemma how much to spend on what. >> in my view of the most cost-effective way to reform our dysfunctional and cruel system is to move to a medicare for all single payer health care system. >> aside from that, the lawmakers behind the economic crisis support act. a proposal with qualifying families up to $10,000 a month until the coronavirus crisis is over. >> let me underscore what i believe is an act that the job is not done. >> in march covid-19 brought the economy to a screeching hold, alexandria ocasio-cortez said congress should go all in on spending. she tweeted "this is not the time for half measures. we need to take dramatic action now to save off the worst public health and economic effects. that includes making paid leave, debt relief, waving work requirements, guaranteeing health care and detention

but first, let's bring in mark meredith at the white house with the latest on this weekend's protest.k. >> this week and demonstrations nationwide remained mostly peaceful as americans once again came out to show their outrage over george boyd's death. >> from outside the white house... to the heart of philadelphia and as far west as san francisco's golden gate bridge, thousands of americans marched on saturday in solidarity against police brutality and in support of social justice. >> officers need to be held to a higher standard. you swore an oath. you studied the law. >> in buffalo, new york, outrage is growing after officers were seen on camera shoving a 75-year-old protester. the man fell backwards, hit his head, and remains in the hospital. the two officers involved are facing assault charges. dave pleaded not guilty. president trump continues to encourage peaceful protesters while also repeating his call for governors keep law and order. >> i hope they also use our na ready for them so fast their heads will spin. >> this past week, as protesters gathered in d.c., the white hous

chris: mark meredith reporting from bridgewater, mark, thank you.s hud secretary ben carson. mr. carson, i want to start with that terrible incident in atlanta. i assume you've seen the video. rayshard brooks was clearly resisting arrest and then ran away from officers with one of their stunt guns but was it appropriate to use deadly force against someone whose originally offense he fell asleep at drive-thru window at wendy's? ben: chris, my previous career at john's hopkins, when we would have untoward event we would establish internal review board of people who actually knew what should be done and review every aspect of it and then desimilar -- decimate findings to make sure it didn't occur again and this is a situation that's not clear-cut like the callus murder that occurred in minnesota and requires heads of people that know to make judgment. chris: why do you say it's not clear cut? ben: in the case of minnesota there was an officer -- chris: i understand that one, why was the atlanta case not clear-cut? ben: because we don't know what was in

jon: mark meredith covering the president's visit to tulsa. thank you. >>> joining us now, the executive vice president of the trump organization and of course the president's son, eric trump. we know it's a little loud there in the arena where you are, eric. appreciate you joining us. hope you can hear me. what are you looking -- >> i can. the place is going absolutely crazy. listen, we had over a million sign up for this rally. it is a great way to spend father's day. you see the spirit in this room. it is unbelievable. i mean, people in the room, they bleed red white and blue. they love my father. they love this nation. they love our country. as you can probably hear right now, they really love our country, and it is great to be in this group again. this really kicks off the campaign season, and we're thrilled to be in oklahoma. jon: as you know, it's been a controversial kickoff. there are a lot of health experts saying it's too soon to be gathering people together in indoor facilities like this. this is going to be the largest indoor gath

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chris: mark meredith reporting from the white house. mark, thank you.ning us now, acting secretary of homeland security, chad wolf. mr. secretary, how would you characterize the situation on america's streets after last night? is the violence finally over? how's peace been restored? >> well, we have seen over the last several days, chris that, the violence, the violent protests and rioting that we had seen is diminishing, is subsiding and so that's certainly an area we want to see continue. i think what we've seen over the past week is we've seen a number of violent protesters infiltrating and hijacking the peaceful protesters out there, exercising their first amendment rights and that's what we've been focused on, making sure that folks can protest and can do that lawfully and peacefully. but when we see churches being burned, monuments defaced, businesses being looted, we've got to crack down on that, we've got to address that and the president's been very clear on that front. chris: i want to pick up on this idea of far left extremist hijacking peace

mark meredith is in washington with details on that. >> reporter: lawmakers are proposing dozens of different ways to reform police departments, but some lawmakers also want to defund cities that allow the so-called autonomous zones to operate. iowa senator joni ernst, who's up for re-election this november, wants congress to refrain from sending taxpayer dollars to places like seattle. >> those governors that are abdicating their constitutional duty to protect and provide law enforcement, emergency medical services, fire services to these autonomous zones should lose their federal funding. if they truly want to be autonomous, then they can exist without our federal money. >> reporter: meantime, lawmakers remain split over how to move forward with reform legislation for police departments. last week house democrats along with three republicans approved the george floyd justice in policing act. the act effectively bans chokeholds and no-knock warrants in drug cases, eliminates qualified immunity that protects officers from lawsuits and i

chris. >> chris: mark meredith reporting from bridgewater, mark, thank you.oining us now, hud secretary ben carson. mr. carson, i want to start with that terrible incident in atlanta. i assume you've seen the video. rayshard brooks was clearly resisting arrest, then ran away deadly force with one of their against someone whose original offense was that he fell asleep in the drive-through lane at a wendy's? >> secretary carson: you know, chris, my previous career as a surgeon at johns hopkins, whenever we would have an untoward event, we would establish an internal review of people who actually knew what should be done and review every aspect of it. and then disseminate the findings led to everyone to make sure it didn't occur again. i think this is a situation that it's not clear cut, like the callous murder that occurred in minnesota, and it really requires some heads of people who actually know what should be done under these circumstances to make judgments. >> chris: why do you say sir it's not clear-cut? >> because in the case an officr who was clearly in

our unit was guarding right where maker meredith was.e reporters were on the other side of the line, i saw kevin corke and some of our colleagues out there reporting. listen, thank god, for the men and women who wear the uniform of the metro ph.d. of the federal agencies that were there and then of the d.c. national guard for what they stood up for. what they took. the vial things sai vile thingss they stood on the line. it was an honor to stand with them. if the national guard had not been called up, i can't help but think where washington, d.c. would be right now. i watched on the ground monday night, tuesday night, wednesday night, as the -- as our numbers grew, president wa presence wase monday with the curfew. make sure the crowd was able to peacefully protest. there was a lot of that at the same time i watched bottles and bricks and rocks be thrown at us throughout. there was one point, guys, i was standing for 30 minutes at the vietnam war memorial guarding the vietnam war memorial. and i thought to myself how in the world am i in

reporting in tulsa, mark meredith ktvu fox 2 news. knowing to talk more about this san francisco chronicle senior political writer, and host of it's all part political podcast joins us live this one, joe it's been a while how have you been questioning >> how have you been? >> good. i've been here working from home. let's talk about this rally, so look this was scheduled for today, the campaign moved into tomorrow, reverend al sharpton, having an event today, in tulsa for juneteenth we know the history there, june 1st, 1921 as we just saw supporters of trump have been lined up since yesterday, we have coronavirus there is a lot going on. right now in tulsa oklahoma. campaign says it's going to be a success, joe how do you see this playing out tomorrow? >> well campaign better hope it's a success, this is arguably one of the worst weeks for the president, in his 3+ years of office. let's look what's happened this week, supreme court went against him twice, once on immigration, once on lgbtq q rights, fallen for the behind in the polls,

let's get the latest, i want to go straight to mark meredith live in tulsa. mark, set it up for us. >> president trump made it clea he is eager to get back out on the campaign trail it's been more than three months since he held his campaign rally as the coronavirus was starting days spread in march. as you mentioned, the campaign is eager to make sure it supporters are safe once inside the arena. they tell us they will do a number of different steps including having people's temperatures checked as they come into the center and also w will see that that campaign wil hand out masks as well as hand sanitizer to give people that option if they don't have it that they can do something to stay safe. people who been showing up on saturday also have to agree not to hold the campaign, the president, or the event venue liable for covid 19. supporters who have been out here said they wouldn't miss this rally for the world. >> i knew this would be a big rally, and i wanted to get a seat in this. over 1 million tickets being requested for this. i want to be here early.

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back to you guys. >> sandra: okay, mark meredith on the ground there in tulsa. for more on all this coming up, the oklahoma governor will be our guest for the 10:00 eastern time hour this morning will join us at 10:30 to discuss the preparations, safety measures, everything happening ahead of that trump rally tomorrow so stay tuned for that. >> ed: in atlanta where the fired police officer charged with felony murder in the death of rayshard brooks is due in court today. give it rolls along with officer devon brosnan are facing multiple charges, has the atlanta police department sees a higher than usual number of sick calls. >> what we are seeing is an increase in the officers taking off. we don't believe it's a coordinated effort but as we are singing throughout the country, police departments are feeling very challenged at this time. >> ed: bryan llenas is live on the ground in atlanta with the latest details. good morning. >> good morning. former atlanta police officer garrett rolfe is expected to make his first court appearance via videoconference at the fult

great counterpunch found out i was on the coven 54 years to the day civil rights activist james meredith was shot by a white flight but in mississippi one day after he began the march again pierre against the u.s. racism until then what you have to join me on the ground the following up on you tube twitter facebook instagram in fact. rage and destruction fear and despair as the united states found itself in such a state of turmoil growing income inequality systemic racism or politics take your pick what is the difference between a protest and a riot is it accurate to say the us has become. according to several sources police in the united states from 2 to 4 people every day. my. head and. one of my being arrested for. their little. stab. us against. a long. term side 25 years as. i have to shoot someone holding you know. there is a corruption inside of this at least one of the. 8th consecutive months of protests against police brutality in the united states in minneapolis where george floyd was killed the states to investigate police over the past decade. coming up on the program the ris

arthel: mark meredith, thank you very much. eric.hel, battle against coronavirus, florida hitting a record high just over 1900 covid-19 cases yesterday, we were told cases were rising in california, north carolina, arkansas, arizona, just to name a few and texas especially hard hit now. the epicenter in the lone star state is houston. the county judge says they do not have the safety measures in place to be able to limit community transmission in houston right now. take a look at the chart, 7-day average in our country since march when you take out new york and new jersey, it shows the cases are relatively flat but they are not falling. senior correspondent in san francisco amid the fears of a second wave or maybe worst than the first wave, hi, claudia. reporter: in fact, on average americans are slowly flattening the curve and the number of people dieing from coronavirus is going down. as you mentioned the numbers are especially improved there in new jersey and in new york, but according to analysis done by the associated press, the

mark meredith, ktvu fox2 news . >>> former democratic presidential hopeful and minnesota senator amyemoved her name from the biden ticket. >> i think that this is a moment to put a woman of color on that ticket. >> she faced an uphill battle during her presidential campaign. her history of a prosecutor underwent scrutiny and she was criticize in her handling of a shooting involving police officers. remaining contenders include elizabeth warren and several black women including susan rice former president obama's national security advisor and senator kamala harris. >>> this is ktvu fox2 news at 6:00. >>> celebrating juneteenth with the call to action. hundreds march at the port of oakland. >> once and for all, brothers and sisters, systemic racism in the united states of america. >> it has got to stop. black lives matter. >> a rally to commemorate the historic significance of juneteenth and support efforts to end police brutality against people of color. >>> hundreds if not thousands attended today's rally at the port of oakland. it was a message repeated up and down the west coats. >

this weeks award goes to meredith johnson. >>> she's waiting for a time to schedule the next quilt give away event. you can nominate your local hero for an award on >>> time for a look at this morning's top story, san jose mayor sam liccardo is seeking answers following criticism of the way some officers handled demonstrations against police brutality. he asked the police to share criteria for crowd control methods and reform the use of police policies. if the proposal is approved police would have to seek community feedback on reforms. >>> the california attorney general has launched an investigation into the vallejo police department announcing a full review of deadly force. this comes after several police shooting. >>> in minneapolis, the city council has passed a restraining order against the police department including a ban on the use of coke holds. the move comes as the department faces three separate investigations into the death of george floyd. >>> washington, dc is expecting expecting huge numbers of protestors today. >>> in the bay area, hundreds of people gathered to listen

one day the south will recognize its real heroes there will be theames meredith with a noble sense of purpose that m enables them to face jeering and hostile mobs and withse loneliness that characterizes the life of the pioneer. there'll be old oppressed battered women symbolized in montgomery alabama who rose up with a sense of dignity and with her people decided not ride segregated buses. and who responded with ungrammatical to those who responded on weariness. my feet is tired but my soul is at rest. there will be the young high school and college students, the young ministers of the gospel and aost of their elbows courageously and nonviolently sitting in at lunch counters and willingly going to jail for conscience of sake.dr one day the south will know that when these disinherited children of god sit down at lunch counters, they were in reality standing up for what is best in american dream and for the most sacre values in the christian heritage. thereby bringing our nation back to the great world of democracy which were beat by the founding fathers of the constitution and declara

todd: mark meredith joins us as democrats are giving mixed reactions. >> reporter: george floyd's death reignited the debate on how police reform could happen but top lawmakers pushing back against the idea that defunding departments will do anything to make reforms. you've seen what protests looks like with people chanting and holding up signs that say defund police but we heard from william barr that this would not do anything to reform measures necessary. >> the opposite of where we should go, defunding police, holding the entire police structure responsible for reactions of certain officers is wrong and dangerous. >> reporter: donald trump said defunding is not a viable option and the white house wants to use it as a wedge issue with voters, joe biden says he too is against defunding. >> i don't support defunding the police. i support conditioning federal aid to police based on whether or not they meet certain standards of decency and honorable this and are able to demonstrate they can protect the community and everybody in the community. >> reporter: we are hearing from different d