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point blank range. >> this australian cameraman and reporter were shoved and hit while live on air. >> policemy gosh. >> i'm getting shot. >> in louisville, pepper bombs fired a crew on live tv. >> who were they aiming that at. >> at us, directly at us. >> qulairks those videos are what is happening in america right now. cops are just openly firing tear gas and pepper bullets an everything on journalists. i mean i can't blame them, if i was doing the shit that the police had been doing i wouldn't want anyone recording it either. so the police are attacking unarmed protestors, defenseless reporters, i mean at this point, you might be wondering, is there anyone, is there anyone nonthreatening enough that the police would not get violent with them? and what we are learning is that the answer is no. >> a salt lake city police officer in full riot gear using his shield to push an elderly man with a caine. the man falls face first on to the ground. >> two officers in buffalo new york pushing a 75 year old man, who falls to the ground, hits his head and starts bleeding. none of the officers in the v

you may have watched those protests live on the air. police say they were responding to people throwing rocks and bottles and attacking them. while the chef chief -- while t defends his officers, making limit on when they can use rubber bullets, they are examining all tactics after they do after every situation. >> did we do everything perfect? absolutely not. is there better training we can have? yes. >> chief said that he reached out to community leaders and groups to help continue to conversation can. today's hearing will continue on friday when the city council will be asking the chief questions. >> george floyd's private funeral was in houston today. but it was watched and streamed live to a worldwide audience. in oakland, they celebrated his life in true oakland style. nbc bay area is there with the details. melissa? >> well, raj, that vigil for george floyd here in downtown oakland has wrapped up and earlier there was a sprawling vibrant community alter for george floyd, i want to show you what that alter looks like right now. you see i

they've been sitting on the ground, some of them with their hands in the air. police say they will enforce violations along with any looting and criminal acts to the full extent of the law. the lapd says hundreds have been arrested during these protests. >>> police in atlanta, georgia, used tear gas to disperse protesters on tuesday at the 9:00 p.m. curfew. according to police, 400 arrests have been made since friday and curfews have been effective at reducing violence. six atlanta police officers face charges, though, for using excessive force to arrest two college students at a protest saturday night. you see the officers yanking a woman out and tasing the driver. two of the six officers have already been fired from the department for that. they all have until friday to turn themselves in. >>> and in the city where george floyd was killed, thousands gathered peacefully in front of the state capitol in minnesota, still demanding justice. only one person charged in floyd's death, the police officer whose knee was on floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes. three other of

comes after outrage that floyd died in police custody, being held down for eight minutes and 46 seconds with an officer kneeling on his neck. and as we come on the air tonight, police departments nationwide are issuing similar guidelines, and california's governor is calling for a statewide ban. still, there are renewed questions about aggressive police tactics, including in buffalo, new york, where a 75- year-old protester was shoved violently by police, forcing his head to slam into the ground. the officers were suspended. but this evening, there is back the city's emergency response team resigned from the uniyd death, there is still frustration nationwide with protests continuing tonight. in washington today, the mayor had black lives matter painted on the street leading to the white house less than 24 hours before more than 100,000 protesters are expected here tomorrow. well, as you can tell, there's a lot of news to get to tonight, and our team of correspondents is standing by. cbs' jamie yuccas is going to lead us off tonight from minneapolis. jamie. >> reporter: norah, protesters here wanted the city to defund the police department. while tha

air. president trump on the police in america.urrounded by law enforcement while signing his executive order today, suggesting police departments ban choke holds unless an officer's life is in danger. but the president does not mandate an end to the practice. also saying the american people demand law and order, even if they don't know that's what they want. families of those killed by police meeting with the president and what they said after. >>> there is also news tonight about the deadly police shooting of rayshard brooks in atlanta. the d.a. to decide on possible murder charges. and what we're also learning tonight about the officer who shot and killed brooks, his record. >>> the coronavirus, and is china tonight dealing with another emergency? residents in beijing now being told to lock down and avoid nonessential travel.

air. -- over there. police and we understand the national guard is around here.will depend on what happens. been donald trump has calling for robust shows of superiority and dominance there is fear in his own backyard national guard and police will feel they have to react. it's not as if they were using kid gloves yesterday. randomly striking out at protesters with pepper spray and then retreat back. protesters imploring on the police to get on their need to show they understand -- to get on their knees to show they understand. knee,stead of taking a they tear gassed the crowd. it makes you wonder if the police force is cognizant of what this is all about, which is the over use of force by the police. we will keep an eye on things like. protesters do not want to give their names. what are you trying to achieve today? >> we want everyone in the country to know that you cannot hide and say you do not know how we are being treated. we know you are purposely ignoring it. you stay home and laugh at the jokes your uncle tells. we know. we are veterans and we have been

. >> tear gas spread through the air as police in riot gear face off crowds.rotesters responded by setting fires. the black lives matter movement spreading to israel. hundreds gathering to demand an end to racial injustice. many holding signs of black people killed by police. >> they need more training. >> protests against racism even reaching australia. thousands flooding to the streets of sydney. >> black men, women are being killed at an alarming rate and it needs to be attention to it to stop it. >> more protests including a string of demonstrations on saturday. >>> coming up a teenager survives a fall of 100 feet from a redwood tree. why he said he climbed it in the first place. i'm phil mickelson. that's me long before i had psoriatic arthritis. i've always been a go-getter and kinda competitive. flash forward, then psoriatic arthritis started getting the better of me. and my doctor said my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage. and enbrel helps relieve joint pain, helps stop that joint damage, plus helps skin get clearer. ask about enbrel so you

that's the air kaepernick protested police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem before games read consistently knelt alongside the quarterback he's long been critical of the forty-niners and league's response to their protest that year. in other nfl news, the league told teams today that training camps are to be held only at team facilities for the upcoming season. the intention being to limit the need for travel and cleaning multiple facilities during covid-19 the forty-niners already hold training camp at levi stadium. but this does present a challenge for the raiders who are planning to hold training camp in napa as they have for many years instead of their new facility in las vegas. and the nba is saying goodbye to a hall of famer today, wes unseld has passed away at the age of 74. unseld helped lead the washington bullets now known as the wizards to the franchise's only title in 1978. he was named finals mvp that year the 5 time all-star was inducted into the hall of fame in 1988. and named one of the league's 50 greatest players in 1996 his family said he passed away su

air. president trump on the police in america. the president surrounded by law enforcement while signing his executive order today, suggesting police departments ban choke holds unless an officer's life is in danger. but the president does not mandate an end to the practice. also saying the american people demand law and order, even if they don't know that's what they want. families of those killed by police meeting with the president and what they said after. >>> there is also news tonight about the deadly police shooting of rayshard brooks in atlanta. the d.a. to decide on possibleg togh aboutle brooks, his record. >>> the coronavirus and is china tonight dealing with another emergency? resident s in beijing being tol to lock down and avoid nonessential travel. it involves another market, a new cluster in the city. what's really happening?what wea life-saving drug. e researchhi for patients on ventilators. is this a breakthrough and how ready available is it in the u.s.? >>> meantime, the record numbers being seen in this countr

reporter: they have given people a chance to air grievances about police brutality and discriminationbritain right now. they have opened up a debate about how the country remembers its past and who would chooses to celebrate. the protesters say it's about opening up discussions, not just closing down oppressions. al jazeera, london. anchor: a bomb has ripped through a crowd of worshipers at a mosque. five people are dead including the one who was leading prayer. reporter: this mosque was packed with worshipers for friday prayer. an explosion ripped through it, killing several people. according to the afghan ministry of the interior, the explosives were placed inside the mosque. witnesses say they tried to help the injured. when they entered the mosque, i saw all the injured people. we started to carry the dead bodies as well as the injured. they did not allow us to go inside the mosque. reporter: the taliban has denied being responsible for the attack. the explosion comes days after another mosque was targeted. isil claimed responsibility. the government has condemned the attack on pl

air. and police are standing by again. the tactic is take a backseat approach. at this point. and allow them to continue marching. >> forgi me if it's hard to hear with this ear piece. is this the same group you were with earlier when i think you said it was dispersed because someone threw project tile at police officers or is this a different group? >> they were part of the large group of peaceful demonstrators. from earlier this evening. that group basically dispated more than an hour ago. which left less than 100 people left behind. of that group i would say there were about 50 folks still in the area where we were. of that group there were some in there that police say threw projectile at them and police officer saying that someone had tried to break into the modal store. and moved in on one or two individuals. from my point i saw two. so, it's hard to gauge exactly were they part of the larger group, did they infiltrate. the larger group demonstrated peacefully and basically left. then we were left with some others who were out here. >> it's interesting, you told us that

an active duty air force police officer named steven carrillo was eventually arrested with the federalomplaint alleging he went to oakland with an accomplice intending to kill cops. >> he was such an outstanding person, proud humanitarian, worked hard. >> reporter: a representative for the family told me that adding to their pain is a sense that they've been ignored by many state elected officials, most notably not getting even a phone call from the governor's office. but many law enforcement agencies were here to express their grief and other emotions. >> anger at the thought that someone so motivated and misguided by hate would deliberately and callously target another person simply because they chose to wear the uniform. >> we want to make sure that my brother's death was not in vain and that we could take this atrocity and find something of good in his death by focusing on his life. >> reporter: i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> loved ones held a funeral today for a young man killed by vallejo police in a shooting that's ignited calls for those officers to face criminal charges.

as well as special counter—terrorism police, the air ambulances were joined by five regular ambulance and a hazardous area response team. police say several people were taken to hospital. three have died from their wounds. another three are seriously injured. a 25—year—old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder. the bbc understands he is of libyan origin and had previously been in prison in the uk, but for a relatively minor offence. police say they are not currently treating this as a terrorist incident, but they are working with counterterrorism officers and are keeping an open mind as to the motivation. then, about an hour later, officers arrived at an address south of the town centre and quickly moved some residents away from a block of flats. at 11pm armed police with shields entered the building. responding to the attack the prime minister tweeted... labour leader sir keir starmer said... this was a frightening and deadly attack on members of the public enjoying an ordinary summer evening. now the investigation into why it happened gets under way. john mcmanus, bbc

he was moved by the ongoing protests against police says justin earhart who served with carrillo in the air for us. >>he sees as police brutality and i need to be something i need at this was his. here's my purpose in life, here's what i now need to do is to take out as many want force officers as i possibly can earhart and carrillo served together from 2011 to 2013 is part of the security forces team at hill air force base in utah, the person he was when we dealt with in. >>had 0 indications that he. >>was to this level of. >>we are holding him on the ground right here is curly was tackled and disarmed by a would be carjack victim before his arrest on saturday and then lowman having been wounded earlier in the ambush and firefight with deputies in his own blood carrillo at one point scrolled stop the duality and other messages on the trunk of a car. a reference to the anti-establishment anti-police sentiment he had been posting on facebook in recent weeks, according to earhart has been huge and closing bell in that area to reduce down the impact the government wastes low winds but it was n

police brutality. raising their fists in the air, coming face-to-face with armored police forces, these protesters took to the streets of atlanta over the weekend over the fatal shooting of another black man by whitete officers. ththey surrounded the wendy'y's where brooks was fatally shot. to the fastfire food restaurant and vehicles nearby. footage of the area, which was destroyed and charred, capture the f following day. toal residents gather peacefully protest and have their say. >> we feel like the black community has been betrayed. protestsprotesters -- are not working. i myself get nervous when the police pull up, me and my family. >> it is time for america to show its. . the killing of brooks has poured more fuel on the raging debate over racism in the u.s., a country deeply shaken by unrest since the police killing in minneapolis of george floyd, and d unarmed black m man. -- an unarmed black man. anchor: the city council has approved an antidiscrimination law, a city in germany, and it is one-of-a-kind there. victims will be able to sue authorities if they stop people based on physical appear

louis escalated and after we went off the air, four police officers were shot amid the wild protests in that city's downtown area. two officers were shot in the leg, one in the foot, and the other in the arm. thankfully all four are in stable condition tonight. a police officer in las vegas was not so lucky. he was shot and had one struggling with an unruly writer last night and the officer was rushed to a nearby hospital, he was put on life support. that same night, heavily armed man opened fire on las vegas pd, but this time the cops got the upper hand. and they shot and killed the suspect. across the country buffalo, new york, at least -- police officers were injured when an suv cloud over them during last night's protest and an nypd officer in the bronx was struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run. another officer was viciously attacked by a group of thugs as looting and vandalism ran rampant through the city. so what do all these events have in common? they come as radical leftists and even prominent democrats are continuing to fan the flames of racial division. and paint the pictur

he was moved by the ongoing protests against police says justin earhart who served with carrillo in the air for us. >>he sees as police brutality and i need to be something i need at this was his. here's my purpose in life here is what i now need to do is to take out as many law enforcement officers as i possibly can earhart and carrillo served together from 2011 to 2013 is part of the security forces team at hill air force base in utah, the person he was when we dealt with him. >>had 0 indications that he was to this level of we are holding him on the ground right here is curly was tackled and disarmed by a would be carjack victim before his arrest on saturday and then lowman having been wounded earlier in the ambush and firefight with deputies in his own blood. >>carrillo at one point scrolled stop the duality and other messages on the trunk of a car. a reference to the anti-establishment anti-police sentiment he had been posting on facebook in recent weeks, according to earhart has been huge and posting about military and reduced down the impact the government wastes low winds but it was

the day the nigerian president met with all heads of security agencies from the army navy air force the police and the intelligence agencies where he was quoted as saying he was not happy with the way the security operations in the country were going to remember that not only the bottom fight in the northeast of the country but also the banditry attacks in the northwest of the country where in the last 2 months hundreds of people have been killed now the military said they were sure that they have gotten very value very high value target as they put it in that compound and that the information they got after the attacks were completely completed was that several of such leaders have been killed. demonstrators have gathered in mali's capital for the 2nd time this month ramping up pressure on president abraham bill because had to resign his opponents accuse him of corruption failing to contain violent groups president has promised to hold talks to establish a unity government because hawke reports. michael is independent square a defiant crowd unwilling to call silent until president a brain blo

the day the nigerian president met with all heads of security agencies from the army navy air force the police and the intelligence agencies where he was quoted as saying he was not happy with the way the security operations in the country were going to remember the not only the bottom fight in the northeast of the country but also the banditry attacks in the northwest of the country where in the last 2 months hundreds of people have been killed now the military said they were sure that they have gotten very value very high value target as they put it in that compound and that the information they got after the attacks were completely completed was that several of such leaders have been killed. former allies in yemen's war battle to control an island off the horn of africa southern separatists have stormed the security department building in the city of how do you on the island of so-called the southern transitional council is backed by the united arab emirates and is fighting government forces supported by saudi arabia now the s.t.c. had originally supported the saudi u.a.e. coalition against

the day the nigerian president met with all heads of security agencies from the army navy air force the police and the intelligence agencies where he was quoted as saying he was not happy with the way the security operations in the country were going to remember the not only the bottom fight in the northeast of the country but also the banditry attacks in the northwest of the country where in the last 2 months hundreds of people have been killed now the military said they were sure that they have gotten very value very high value target as they put it in that compound and that the information they got after the attacks were completely completed was that several of such leaders have been killed. america's top general in the middle east has called iran the greatest threats to regional stability this you countries were on the brink of full out conflict just 5 months ago a behind the scenes that continue to cooperate when it comes to the strategic pause so he has more from tehran. chubby carports insist on baluchistan province is one of iran's economic lifelines this hub of activity is unique it's

the day the nigerian president met with all heads of security agencies from the army navy air force the police and the intelligence agencies where he was quoted as saying he was not happy with the way the security operations in the country were going to remember that not only the bottom fight in the northeast of the country but also the banditry attacks in the northwest of the country where in the last 2 months hundreds of people have been killed now the military said they were sure that they have gotten very value very high value target as they put it in that compound and that the information they got after the attacks were completely completed was that several of such leaders have been killed in egypt has called on the united nations security council to intervene to restart talks on ethiopia's giants hydroelectric dam the 4600000 dollar renaissance them is planned for the blue nile negotiations between the countries as well as sudan have been ongoing for years without reaching a deal. the final shipments of humanitarian aid have now arrived in yemen as the u.n. suffers a funding crisis there

he was moved by the ongoing protests against police says justin earhart who served with carrillo in the air for us. >>he sees as police brutality and i need to be something i need to act and this was his. here's my purpose in life here is what i now need to do is to take out as many want force officers as i possibly can earhart and carrillo served together from 2011 to 2013 is part of the security forces team at hill air force base in utah, the person he was when we dealt with him. >>had 0 indications that he. >>was to this level of extreme. >>we are holding him on the ground right here is curly was tackled and disarmed by a would be carjack victim before his arrest on saturday and then lowman having been wounded earlier in the ambush and firefight with deputies in his own blood carrillo at one point scrolled stop the duality and other messages on the trunk of a car. a anti-establishment anti-police sentiment he had been posting on facebook in recent weeks, according to earhart has been huge in posting military and reduced down the impact the government wastes low winds but it was never to

teargas spread through the air, as police and riot gear faced off with those defying a virus relatedan on large crowds. some protesters responded by setting fires and waving flare guns in the street. the black lives matter movement, also spreading to israel, hundreds gathering in front of the u.s. embassy there to demand an end to racial injustice. many holding signs with pictures of black people killed at the hands of police. at the police there, they need more training to deal with everyday people that they encounter in these communities. >> reporter: protests against racism and police violence even reaching australia. thousands flooding to the street of sydney to call for change, in the country's treatment of its indigenous population. >> black men, women, are being killed! at an alarming rate, in both countries! there needs to be attention to it, to stop it. >> reporter: protests are planned in the coming days including a string of demonstrations in front of u.s. embassies. marianne, foxnews. >>> joe biden is getting closer to reaching the number of delegates needed to clinch the

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the day the nigerian president met with all heads of security agencies from the army navy air force the police and the intelligence agencies where he was quoted as saying he was not happy with the way the security operations in the country were going to remember the not only the book quote on fight in the northeast of the country but also the banditry attacks in the northwest of the country where in the last 2 months hundreds of people have been killed now the military said they were sure that they have gotten very value very high value target as they put it in that compound and that the information they got after the attacks were completely completed was that several of such leaders have been killed. you sector state my pump has accused former national security adviser john bolton of being a traitor he's reacting to bolton's new book which says that president don't trump try to enlist the help of foreign leaders to win reelection bolton is now being targeted on social media in a series of tweets he accused bolton of spreading lies and outright falsehoods from a went on to criticize him for vi

it's about the changes we could see on race and policing. it airsrow night at 10:00, 9:00 central, right here on cbs. tonight cbs news has learned that president trump plans to resume campaign rallies within the next two weeks. the coronavirus pandemic put his rallies on hold more than three months ago. this comes as the president touts himself as a law and order president but has not announced any police reform. cbs's weijia jiang reports tonight from the white house. >> reporter: hosting law enforcement officers at the white house, president trump continued bashing democrats for their calls to shrink the scope of police duties in the aftermath of george floyd's death, what he calls defunding the police. >> there won't be defunding. there won't be dismantling of our police. >> reporter: it's a line of attack the president is pushing as he remains under fire for last week's forceful removal of peaceful protesters in lafayette square. military leaders are still condemning the move, including former joint chiefs of staff chairman mike mullen, who said

police. >> just arrest him. >> reporter: and you can see officers already on top of ellis as they order him to comply. his cry for air heard over police radio. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: officials tell us medics performed cpr for more than 30 minutes, but it was too late. the pierce county medical examiner's aufrls finding ellis suffered respiratory arrest due to physical restraint, classifying the death as a homicide. >> officers who committed this crime should be fired and prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >> reporter: tacoma police chief don ramsdell saying officials have placed the four officers involved on administrative leave while they investigate the incident. police say ellis had been trying to open doors of unoccupied cars when they made contact with him and that it led to the physical. >> i saw him at the beginning walking down the sidewalk and the police officers got his attention, whatever, he walked to the car a little bit, wasn't dumping it, nothing, turned around and was going back to the sidewalk when the officer opened the door and smacked him. >> reporter: overnight, the mayor doublin

and everyone continues to run away from the park as police are advancing with tear gas, with pepper spray. air is very heavy with both. and it clearly seems that as reaction to those fires that were set to the violence that those agitators were stepping up, the various police, federal and local, said enough is enough and had pushed everybody out. and it is just an eerie, eerie scene smoke-filled air with lots of different kind of lights, lights from the sirens, lights from the fires, lights from the flood lamps that the police use to illuminate the protesters. so, the police it appears from here have successfully pushed the protesters out of the park away from the immediate vicinity of the white house. we are at the northwest corner, 8th street and connecticut avenue, and the protesters, there are some, as you're seeing before, who are certainly agitating and trying to cause trouble. there are others who want to keep it peaceful and they are putting their hands up staying hands up, don't shoot. >> but this has escalated. this group which was first in the thousands marched from brooklyn over th

air. how it's going to change is as opposed to calling in the school picking a police department the air you're going to have that redirected to the oakland police department also rahman they anticipate this will happen starting next school year. so the timeline for that they're looking at is about january of the next school year for now reporting here in oakland raider harvey kron 4 news all right, thank you for the update right now. >>well the san francisco unified school district board also voted to remove police from public school campuses now under the resolution the district will not renew its contact contract with the city's police department. it also is labeling its schools as sanctuary spaces from law enforcement. officers will not be allowed on school campuses and money that was previously used to pay campus police will be redirected towards student support services. >>and school districts across the country are looking into removing police from campuses state school superintendent tony thurmond says his department will be speeding up research into the potential harm caused by police

john's church just after we were on the air last night. the police firing at peaceful demonstrators, apparently to clear the way for the president. we've learned it was attorney general william barr who gave the order. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: as president trump rode through washington today, citizens, including families with homemade signs, jeered the presidential limousine. [ booing ] tc were in the motorcade "#icantbreathe." today, outrage is growing over the forceful removal of peaceful protesters to clear the way for the president to hold a photo op at st. john's church. it all began shortly after 6:00 p.m., the hour before washington's curfew took effect. the protesters had gathered just a block from the white house gate. as the president prepared to speak in the rose garden, our camera spotted attorney general bill barr surveying the scene. abc news has learned the attorney general then gave the order to remove the protesters by force. and so it began, continuing even as the president was saying these words. >> i am your president of

. >> the defendant is an active duty air force military police officer charged with killing a fellow law enforcement officer. he appeared in court by video from another county. staff sergeant steven carrillo made a brief court appearance but did not enter a plea that he shot sergeant damon gutzwiller. he has been charged with murder and special circumstances of murder with a police officer. steven carrillo tried to kill several other law enforcement officers. >> four counts on officers including two officers with an explosive device. >> reporter: investigators are looking into a's history to determine what led up to the crime spree. >> we are in the process of investigating this individual. he shares an appreciation of the tragic nature and the magnitude of this case . >> reporter: his client served and has suffered extreme personal loss as well as a traumatic brain injury. it is unclear whether those issues played a role >> there are more colors to steven carrillo to what his possible motivation and what his involvement is. security at the courthouse was tight. law enforcement snipe

police reforms. murder charges: an air force sergeant is accused of killing a federal officer and ambushing sheriff'suties. what prosecutors are saying about his link to boogaloo, the anti-police group.

to stop jumping from funeral to funeral of african-americans who have died at the hands of police officers now air garners mother kevin hart ludicrous and master p. were also in attendance at today's memorial service now master p. he spoke to the media and do you discuss his experiences with police brutality he also spoke out against the media coverage he was saying that some members of the media are showing the wrong parts now meesha we've seen plenty of video of the looting and fires we've seen that stuff on a loop and that's and p. he says this is the wrong message and said the media should be showing the positive sides of this global movement now after george floyd's family al sharpton and been jamin crump the lead attorney for the family left the university a peaceful protest in a way took center stage as people shouted george floyd's name and they called on accountability and demanded that these officers not just be charged as they have been but be convicted and sentenced i mean a. we're going to say you've been on the ground in minneapolis for quite some time what is burning your experience

stories and there are many of them far more success stories now what we're seeing on the air with regard to police community relations to care of an ellipse there's nothing to worry about says steve rogers the police a wonderful i think it's easy to say if you have never people who look like you be brought up against the car have their meat have their mike taken away by having the one put their knee on their neck or have police officers an armed black men at their walking away police officers do not make a they it is time that we have a larger conversation a reimagining with a people like the black brown community and i think to your point you know i was in baltimore and in baton rouge during the uprising a few years ago and the fact that we had to take on american streets and to minimizing everyday american when we're just trying to protest the violence that we were going to get our community i think go to show you how we have totally moved away from. trying to make our community faker to pay placing both and to a very militarized community which oftentimes the 5. incidents of violence but to mir

actually watch that interview in full in the latest episode of going underground which airs this monday now police in the us are becoming increasingly stigmatized amid the ongoing black lives matter protest a major in tulsa police department has been criticized for arguing officers aren't specifically targeting african-americans he says he yet he has got think is that back up what he's saying and he spoke with artie's neil harvey. you had those isolated incidents where i was going to go and since that her and especially on body camera video they're shown over and over again so i think the general public thinks that's happening in the states we make 350000000 contacts year and obviously the fast majority of those are not in the instance that occur we use force less than one percent of all arrestees but when that mistake happens you know we're all healed that skinner all went that we should root out you know there's no there's no place for police brutality or racism or excessive force anywhere but i think the thing that bothers a lot of officers here is is when it happened somewhere everybody gets t

military on the day e nigerian president met with all heads of security, from the army, navy, air force, the policethe intelligence agencies, where he was quoted as e was not happy with the way the security operations were going. not only the fight in the northeast of the country, but also the military attacks in the northwest of the country, where, in the last two months, hundreds have been killed. the military said they were sure they have gotten very high-value target, as they put it, in that compound, and the information they got after the attacks were completin -- completed, several of such leaders have been killed. anchor: much more ahead on the al jazeera newshour, including a boycott on chinese goods in india. can these border clashes get people to give up their smartphones? waiting to be re-united, a father, one of thousands of palestinians separated from his family for months as a result of covid-19. and as football returns around the world, there are concerns teams are playing too many games too quickly. details coming up. ♪ ♪ hello. we've got signs of drier, brighter, and warmer weather

. >> reporter: an active duty police officer left travis air force base that day and went to oakland with an accomplice to kill cops. >> bullet holes are still visible where the 53-year-old officer pat underwood lost his life and his partner was seriously injured. in that same complex today, federal law enforcement officials announced -- >> he was murdered because he wore a uniform. he wore it to signify his authority to protect the federal courthouse where we are gathered here today. >> the explain contains photographs of a white van that parked at the intersection. it says 30-year-old rob was the driver. >> a man later identified as justice got out of the van and walked around the area for approximately ten minute. in a way suggesting he was conducting surveillance. >> the xhanl says after 17 minutes, the van pulled into the intersection and the 32-year-old steven carrillo, an active due police officer from travis air force base, slid the back door opened and fired a ghost gun. parts purchased separately and assembled. >> it was a privately made firearm with no markings or serial n

air. in minneapolis, former police officer derek chauvin appearing before a judge to face murder charges. and now that new case i mentioned from new mexico, an officer with his knee to a man's neck. tonight, that officer has now been charged in his death. abc's alex perez leads us off from minneapolis. >> reporter: tonight, fired minneapolis police officer derek chauvin facing murder charges, making his first appearance in court, via video, in an orange jumpsuit and blue face mask. the prosecutor laying out the second degree murder case against chauvin, saying he placed his knee on floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes as he "went limp." the judge setting bail at $1.25 million. the three other officers, tou thao, j. alexander keung and thomas lane, all charged with aiding and abetting chauvin. tonight, lane's lawyer placing the blame on chauvin, the veteran officer, saying lane had only been on the job four days. was he afraid of chauvin? your client? >> he relied on his 20-year he thought that this man knew what he was doing. my client had -- did exactly what he was supposed to do, follow