york and in between the 2 shows i'm in the dressing room and we're looking out the window on the 7th avenue in manhattan and 7000 people are pouring out of the theater and 7000 people are worrying into the theaters 14000 people in this man on the street and that concept stanchions and there's a quagmire of traffic and this is new york city and i'm just idiot potts from toronto and my wife says what are you thinking you know this is men have honestly what i was thinking was and i told her this this is a city of 10000000 people 9000000 984000 people don't get me that i'm here. but i still believe that you know there's always more that don't so even though i don't get it or i don't like it or i don't i try to be constructive and i feel that you know simon callow gets the bad rap of maybe being mean he's never mean he's only been honest he's honest and you know they plucked him when he started on american idol from the music industry from being a music executive and you know this from just everything we've done from movie state t.v. . the way he talked to us as the way you know people casting p

what happened was as we were marching along 7th avenue, someone threw a bat bottle. this is the same area we were at yesterday. someone threw a water bottle the at the police standing on the side. and the protesters act tufly rushed in to protect the police and to keep the protesters from getting closer. and also to diffuse the situation. and that's a lot of what we have been seeing here today. protesters wanting to diffuse the situation. not antagonize police. and police have been standing back and allow iing them to mar through the streets. you see now this is the manhattan supreme court. this is the courthouse in lower manhattan. some may be familiar from law and order. this is where they have gathered. it's been a remarkable day here so far for new york city. >> reporting to us from downtown manhattan, we appreciate your reporting and it is important to see these scenes. the peaceful protests because we have seen such terrible scenes of looting and that's where the cameras go to the looting and burning and clashes with police officer. this is what it's all about.

this is 7th avenue and 42nd street in new york, new york.s the street with no problem today. you shouldn't do it. that tells you how quick ly people will be coming out here. some traffic reporters this morning on television and radio, there were some traffic jams. new york is a big small city, we've got 8 million in our five boroughs and so there may be some crowds somewhere, but they're not crowded here, nicolle. >> rehema ellis, thank you so much for that report and for your candor. i'm not if it's a sustainable new normal ever. >>> so states moved to reopen and protests continue to sweep across the country, experts are worried about the impact that this combination could have on our coronavirus numbers. according to "the new york times," cases are already on the rise in 21 states, while california seeing the largest spike, you can see the virus is also widely circulating in states that were faster to reopen -- like texas and florida. joining our conversation someone we turn to often with questions like this, dr. vin gupta. an nbc news med

the fbi is now looking for anyone with surveillance cameras between 7th street and west grand avenue war between webster and market streets and oakland's to contact them. well as free to go mentioned today would have been brianna taylor's 27th birthday, but about 2 months ago. she was shot and killed when police broke down the door to her louisville apartment in an attempted drug sting and they shot her 8 times. taylor's family has since filed a wrongful death lawsuit claiming charges of battery wrongful death excessive force and gross negligence. police had the wrong place the no knock warrant issued by police included taylor's house because according to police authorities suspected a man involved in a drug ring was receiving packages at her whole last month, the fbi announced an open investigation into the circumstances of her death. but the 3 officers involved in her shooting are still on administrative leave they have not been charged with any crimes. taylor and the empty was said to be a best friend to many people. tonight, we know the secretary of defense is sending home nation

the fbi is now looking for anyone who might have surveillance cameras or video between 7th street and west grand avenue or between webster and market streets in oakland to get in touch with them. no arrests have been made. >>today governor newsome urged mayors and other local authorities to end the use of the national guard to help deal with protesters. secretary of defense mark esper washington dc to return t troop are from fort drum in new york and fort bragg in north carolina troops from fort bragg received orders to return earlier this week and according to the head of the army, fort drum soldiers will also return back home as well. announced by the state today more businesses will soon be able to fully reopen to the puic bars gyms and some professional sports can begin. next week run for gayle ong joins us live with the details here gayle good to hear. >>grant many of the businesses i spoke to are optimistic ut their fi again particularly restaurant bars winery owners. we'll soon be able to serve indoors. >>it's been a tough go of it for das bruise d in frerlast 3 months the small brewery has been

the fbi is now looking for anyone with surveillance cameras between 7th street and west grand avenueet streets in oakland. so far no arrests have been made. >>san francisco mayor london breed is announcing free coronavirus testing for anyone participating in peaceful protests she made the announcement on twitter saying the city supports peaceful and public protests, anyone participating regardless of where you live can register at the fillmore pop-up site for free testing. you don't have to have any symptoms to get tested so something to consider. well still ahead on the kron 4 morning news as a stay at home orders begin to loosen its important that we stay vigilant and also maintain good hygiene. >>coming up our health expert, karen o lock joins us with advice on reducing your risk ♪ ♪ make your summer everything it can be... and discover what's possible at lowe's. >>and welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody we're feeling a little bit more like a tumble like weather than it is for june up we have these winds that are kind of in place keeping temperatures down

it happened just after midnight at the building on 7th street but officers made the arrest about ten blocks away on san pablo avenue and thankfully no one was hurt. >>> this just in from oakland police. roughly 60 people were arrested last night. opd said the suspects are accused of shooting at officers, vandalism, looting and possession of firearms. department also says looting and breakins around the international boulevard. there were also multiple incidents of side show activity. we're also told one officer had life-threatening injuries and had to be taken to the hospital. >>> several bay area cities will be under curfew again tonight. san jose ordering people to stay home from 8:30 to 5:00 in the morning or until further notice if the situation demands it. santa clara's curfew runs the same hours and the curfew in san francisco also going on indefini indefinitely. starts at 8:00 p.m. and ends at 5:00 a.m. danville issued a mandatory curfew between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. >>> businesses in the mission district also got looted. this video shows the damage left after a jewelry store was broken in to. latino and

avenue. hoover continues his fight, but really the declaration, when the japanese attacked pearl harbor on december 7thand the germans declare war on us on december 11, the battle between intervention and noninterventionist comes to a crashing end. america first in its first incarnation dissolves itself. there is no possibility of a after that. of a after that. i will say one quick thing because of the blockade. the british and roosevelt promised if there was starvation, they would lower the blockade. hunger, ok. starvation, no. in the winter of 1941, there were as many as 1000 greeks dying a day of they did lower the blockade for greece and swedish ships, 12 of them, provided food for greece under german occupation. the germans did not steal it. during all of world war ii. the interesting thing, of course, is they did not steal food for relief. they stole everything else in greece. they did not steal the food. does that mean it was possible to feed the poles and western europeans throughout the war and not have a critical effect on the military campaigns? we don't know. we will probably never know. no