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willie? >> sam brock in miami. thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, georgia's governor signed an executive order allowing up to 3,000 national guard troops to help police in the state. blayne alexander is in atlantaing. >> reporter: willie, good morning to you. even higher number of national guard troops could fill the streets of atlanta and throughout the state thanks to that order from georgia governor kemp. atlanta remains under a state of emergency this morning. a very different story from what we saw saturday night versus what we saw on friday night, the first night of protest. right over here really tells the story. this barrier has been put up around many of the places here in downtown around the cnn center, restaurants, hotels, to keep people from getting to these buildings. if you look beyond, you can see exactly why. you see the shattered glass, shattered windows, doors broken in, all sorts of signs from what we saw on friday night. last night a much different story. apd made about 70 arrests overnight. it comes after atlanta mayor enforced a 9:00 p.m. curfew. everybody had to be off the streets of atlanta by 9:00. we were out here. we saw not only atlanta police officers but national g

willis. this is a challengejust this is a challenge just to keep across. we have been focusing on the pictures from minneapolis and atlantat is not just minneapolis and atlanta but it is notjust those two cities. it is not ended and there is anger on the streets america tonight. virtually post— coast. from new york, washington, dc and the east to los angeles and san diego in the west. we had the white house was briefly under lockdown after some rather nasty demonstrations and clashes with police and also here in los angeles, the police have faced off an unruly mob. minneapolis itself, the epicentre of these protests, there is currently a dusk to dawn curfew, a lockdown, which will stretch over the weekend there were still scenes of national guard firing tear gas and other things to dispel protesters just before that cu rfew protesters just before that curfew came into place a few hours ago. the curfew at about by the state governor who declared that had been 48 hours of anarchy, as he put it, and that it needed to come to a halt. given your experience of covering protests and events across america for so many yea rs, acro

atlanta. a similar scene playing out in towns and cities right across the united states. to try and put all of this in context for us, let's get more from our north america correspondent david willisith the scene at the white house. there have been protests at washington, dc, the capital. what has been happening there? you are right, you mentioned protests across the country, cities from milwaukee, denver, san diego, san francisco and here in los angeles, a short distance from me outside the cnn building. you mentioned the white house, it is now under lockdown, the secret service and now clashing with demonstrators who got very close indeed to the white house, we saw pictures earlier rub some very ugly scenes there. meanwhile the dusk till dawn curfew comes into effect injust underan dawn curfew comes into effect in just under an hour's time dawn curfew comes into effect injust under an hour's time in minneapolis, hundreds of national guard officers being deployed onto the streets there in the hope of preventing a fourth night of violence. last night we saw the central police station being set ablaze, there are promises of further protests over the weekend in various cities across

atlanta and philadelphia. there were also demonstrations outside the white house. our north america correspondent david willisin the course of arresting an unarmed black man, the activities caught on camera, just as they were, of course, with george floyd. but a lot of people here wondering now how much longer this violence will go on. this is the fifth night and we have a variety of factors that —— at play here. we have 40 million americans who, of course, have lost theirjobs since the coronavirus pandemic came here. we've had a lot of people who have been at home cooped up the long periods of time, add to all that those incendiary images of george floyd's arrest and death in the custody of a white police officers and you have the potential for just the sort of violence that we've seen across this country over the last few hours. these demonstrations were focused initially in the downtown area of los angeles, where a lot of the federal buildings, including the police department, are located. now, more than 500 people were arrested and six officers were injured in those clashes on friday in the downtown area.