in march is terrible. >> reporter: they feel another terrible toll, history repeating itself bill neely, nbc news bergamo. >>> protests and violence in philadelphia after police shot and killed a black man they say was armed with a knife. almost 100 arrests, 30 officers injured with more, here is ron allen. >> reporter: tonight, philadelphia is preparing for more of the anger and rage that spilled onto the streets. at least 91 people arrested businesses vandalized and looted police vehicles damaged, following the death of walter wallace jr. seen on this video, police responding to calls about an armed man, heard telling him to put down a knife before opening fire. [ sound of gunfire ] wallace's family says there was a domestic problem and that police wer told the 27-year-old father of four had mental health issues when they first arrived. >> they didn't have to shoot. we need new laws we need them to be trained differently. >> reporter: the officers that used deadly force against wallac didn't have tasers, the commissioner citing budget constraints. >> these officers were not deployed t

beyonce and other celebrities were among those supporting the protesters here's nbc's bill neely. >> reporter: in africa's biggest city, the sound of a massacre peaceful protesters killed >> they're shooting at us right now. >> reporter: in a brutal crackdown by security forces. it followed days of demonstrations against a notorious police unit accused of torture and murder the protests spreading online around the world. from beyonce calling it senseless brutality to rihanna and nigerian sports star turning on their government. >> you guys are a shame to the world for killing your own citizens. >> reporter: echoing american protests, their slogan is our lives matter their president an ex-army general pledges to reform the police many don't believe he'll do it. nigeria is africa's economic powerhouse. 200 million people tonight both protesters and government are defiant. dozens are dead. it's a tinderbox lester >> all right bill neely, thank you. >>> back home now to the tight race in florida we have been following. young latinos will be a critical voting bloc there. morgan radford an

mayor shelton neely. sheldon neely. and the next president of the united states, joe biden.. three days until the most important election of our lifetimes. i love you too. now youi know right have got the michigan-michigan state game, and that is a big deal. the paul bunyan trophy is on the line, but this tuesday, everything is on the line. our jobs are on the line, our health care is on the line, whether or not we get this pandemic under control is on the line, but here's the good news. tuesday, you can choose change. on tuesday, you can elect joe biden and kamala harris. you can choose a better america. and what is even better news is you do not have to wait until tuesday to cast your ballot, michigan. you can vote in person right now. just go towillvote.com, find your polling place, get out there and vote. if somebody like you already voted, go help your friends and family make a plan to vote. we have got to get everybody out there. i love you too. ok, that's it. put that mask back on. listen, michigan, joe biden is my brother. i love that -- i love joe biden and he will

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joining me from milan, nbc chief correspondent bill neely. great to see you.me about the concerns there about these new restrictions and whether people are complying. >> yeah, hi, andrea, there are concerns. in about 15 minutes' time all the bars, restaurants and cafes right across italy will close their doors. every day they must now close at 6:00 in the evening. it had been 11:00 in the evening. this will affect hundreds of thousands of businesses across the country, needless to say many people are very worried, not happy about it. there were some protests over the weekend, even a very small protest in the last hour. in addition to that, the prime minister has introduced other measures so gyms, movie theaters will close indefinitely. religious services will be restricted. so to sporting events. basically everything will be suspended except for professional sports like soccer, which will be held behind closed doors. why is this happening? look, record numbers. virtually every day, about 20,000 new cases every day at the start of the month it was about 2,000.

nbc news chief global correspondent bill neely just returned from ireland to london. you were just there. does this support you? and are we going to expect other european nations to follow suit? >> yeah, surprised me and it certainly surprised the people i talked to because ireland, even at the beginning of this month, had a fairly relaxed attitude. not many restrictions. it was at tier 2 of 5. and then suddenly a few days ago, it bumped up to tier 5. twice the government had rejected the advice of its public health officials to do this so people thought, well, that's it. the government is going to stick with tier 2, tier 3 and then suddenly as people said to me, the government appeared to panic. why did they do this? there was some uptick in cases in the capital dublin. there was a very well publicized case of one man who came from abroad and infected at least 56 people in ten houses, including an entire sports team because he had refused to quarantine. so public health officials very anxious about that. so the government has raised it, as you say, for six weeks. it'

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nbc's chief global correspondent bill neely joins us from stockholm.his morning clear evidence of a second deadly wave of coronavirus, but here in sweden, nothing yet. once again, sweden, which refused to lock down, is a global exception and for americans living here, and for swedes themselves, that's good news it looks like the world we lost. cafes and restaurants full, people relaxed, no face masks, no panic american elizabeth dacey feels safe here. >> i have to say, honestly, i'm glad i'm here, in comparison to what i'm watching my family go through in the u.s >> reporter: jim from new york runs a deli and likes sweden's light touch. >> i would say they're pretty much hands-off here in sweden, opposed to hands-on. >> reporter: you feel safer here than you would back home >> definitely, definitely. i'm kind of proud about the way we've handled it. >> reporter: sweden kept most of its schools and businesses open. it asked people to socially distance half of swedes live alone anyway it banned large gatherings but imposed few other rules. for sweden, bu

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bill neely in milan. what's going on there? >> yeah, hi, steph. to gabe gutierrez describe what's going on in minnesota, it sounded very familiar because it's record numbers of cases here in italy, too. averaging about 20,000 new cases a day. at the start of the month, it was 2,000. so a tenfold increase. and in the spring, the first wave was concentrated really around milan, northern italy. now it's all over italy. and there is evidence that the health system is buckling. hospitals beginning to be overwhelmed. and i spent some time in a tiny town of bergamo, not far from here. they had 6,000 deaths in just over a month in the spring. so people there are pretty terrified about what a second wave would mean. and there have been protests overnight at the tough new measures introduced by the government. in the industrial city of charin last night, there were people on the streets, riot police firing tear gas because the government has introduced measures that mean bars and restaurants will have tho close at 6:00. that will affect hundreds of thousand

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mayor sheldon neely and the big three to come, the next president of the united states, joe biden. three days, flint, three days until the most election of our lifetimes. i love you too. i know right now you have the michigan/myichigan state game ad that's a big deal. this tuesday, everything is on the line. our jobs are on the line, our health care is on the line. whether or not we get this pandemic under control is on the line. here is the good news. on tuesday, you can choose change. on tuesday you can elect joe biden and kamala harris. you can choose a better america. you don't have to wait until tuesday to cast your ballot. you can vote in person right now. go to iwillvote.com. find your polling place, get out there and vote. if somebody like you already voted, go help your friends and family make plan to vote because we need everybody. not just some people. we got to get everybody out there. i love you too. okay. that's it. put that mask back on. michigan, joe biden is my brother. i love joe biden and he will be a great president. i'll admit 12 years ago when i asked him to b

chloe neely is a 29-year-old mom of two.n the soccer sidelines. >> tell me about life as a mom. >> it's busy. >> reporter: when covid hit, her waitressing hours were cut back. that's when she started spending more time online. >> i'll have, you know, like, 30 different notifications. >> reporter: most mornings she spends 20 minutes reading. >> i have a group on facebook. they post different articles. >> reporter: her feed is filled with links to pages and pages of unsubstantiated qanon theories. along with a million others, she describes to a q-themed youtube show. >> explain to me who q is. >> i believe it's a group of several people that were, you know, either in the military intelligence or know a good bit. they'll tell you about, like, the dumbs, okay, about the deep underground military bases. >> reporter: deep underground military bases where? in this country? >> oh, yeah, everywhere. they're everywhere. they're worldwide. and it's crazy to think about because, you know, not everybody really knows. >> reporter: a penta

nbc's bill neely is in milan. >> reporter: hi, shep. very different italy tonight very quiet because from 6:00 tonight all bars, cafes and restaurants right across italy have closed their doors. until 11:00 tonight. they have to shut and that's hundreds of thousands of businesses right across this country. many people protesting at the weekend unhappy about this because they think their livelihoods are endangered scuffles, small protests in roman, naples. not just restaurants and cafes, gyms and movie theaters will close. religious services are being restricted sporting events, all sporting events except professional events like soccer which will take place behind closed doors the reason for this, record numbers of daily new coronavirus cases. they're averaging about 20,000 new cases a day. at the start of the month it was about 2,000 new cases a day. the health system is buckling. hospitals are beginning to be overwhelmed. people are scared because it's not just here in the north and milan is the epicenter, it's now right across italy

. >> reporter: chloe neely is a mom of two who spends sundays on the soccer side lines.scribes to their more outlandish unproven theories. do you believe there's a satanic worshipping group of people who are trafficking children and drinking their blood? >> i would like not to believe that. >> reporter: but you think it might be or is? >> yeah, i think it definitely could be possible. yes. >> reporter: both women voted for president trump and plan to again. do you believe the president is stopping child trafficking rings, pedophile rings? >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, pittsburgh. >>> after a quick, god help us, coming up a final word about tomorrow night. when we come back. a final word t tomorrow night when we come back. how do trump and mcconnell respond? they swoop right in to put a justice in the seat for life. why? the president says it right out loud; he wants his justice on the supreme court because he thinks the court will decide the election. he won't let voters choose; he wants the supreme court to decide. with this lifetime appointment... ..

i spent some time with chloe neely, a mom of two, spends time on the soccer sidelines every weekend, president trump in 2016. she got involved in a boy was tragically killed and beat on it death, where her link to qanon begins. when the pandemic hit her waitressing hours cut back, more time to be squon lionline and a told her about qanon. she believes that q is a group of people inside the u.s. military, and this mysterious q puts out cryptic messages online but many women like chloe get interested because of a central tenet of q that elites are running child trafficking rings. do you believe in this idea that there is a ring of democrats who support pedophilia? >> i don't believe it's just democrats. i believe it's republicans, too. i mean, you know, judges, police officers. >> are to be clear, who are involved in child trafficking? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: is there anything that you could hear in the media or from friends that would dissuade you from the beliefs that you've outlined? >> no, there's just too much evidence. there's just too much. >> let me play one more clip for you,

. >> reporter: chloe neely is a mom of two who spends sundays on the soccer side lines. she subscribes to some of q's outlandish unproven theories. do you believe there's a satanic worshipping group of people who are trafficking children and drinking their blood? >> i would like not to believe that. >> reporter: but you think it might be or is? >> yeah, i think it definitely could be possible. yes. >> reporter: both women voted for president trump and plan to again. do you believe the president is stopping child trafficking rings, pedophile rings? >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, pittsburgh. >>> after a quick, god help us, coming up a final word about tomorrow night. when we come back. >>> last thing before we go tonight, happens to be a bit of transparency. we're not going to be on the air tomorrow night. we're going to be preempted by something very special on this network, however. it's a film based on the man who saw it all alongside the president for 8 years. both terms of the obama presidency. in this portion of tomorrow night's documentary he talks

folks, it's good to be back with friends, mayor neely, governor whitmer, lieutenant governor, gary peters send to the united states senate because i'm going to need him. we can always count on him to be your senator for you and your family. my good friend congressman dan kildey who we need to send back out. dan is a good man, a good man and, of course, i wish we could figure out how to send back a guy who we used to have an expression up in scranton, we would say when somebody -- a patch on his jeans. mr. president, you're still driving him crazy because he knows he wasn't a patch on your jeans. i tell you what, barack obama, great to be with the president again. it reminds me of what we can be when you have a president of character, a president respected around the world, a president that our kids looked up to and did look up to. i want to say something we don't say often enough and i mean this from the bottom of our heart, barack obama was a great president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] >> i want to make sure we say here today, mr. president, thank you, thank yo