"black lives matter" is far more ambitious than that. s working to remake the country and then to control it. it is a political party. as of tonight, "black lives matter" may be the most single powerful party in the united states. nobody said that out loud but politicians understand it perfectly well. if nothing else they understand power because i can smell it at great distance. that is why they are lining up to bow before "black lives matter." >> you can't really reform the department that is rotten to the root. >> we heard our people cry out, "i can't breathe." we heard our people stand out from a "black lives matter." this is a systemic problem that requires a comprehensive solution. >> what i would say is there is a legitimacy with anger. and outrage. >> none of what you saw is a stretch for democrats. they believe long-term goals align with those with "black lives matter" and at times they function as an arm of the democratic party. more telling an ominous is the response from many republicans. they've been happy to go along as well

if the leaders of black lives matter are political. rs, and they are, by definition you are allowed to have any opinion you want to have about them. black lives matter wants to run the country, therefore, you ycan criticize black lives matter. those are the rules of the system, but not anymore. imagine a world where you are punished for questioning the behavior of the president or for insulting your local mayor. you probably can't imagine that because it's too bizarre. it is un-american. that is where we are right now. black lives matter has changed the rules and this is the first new rule, no criticizing black lives matter. you can be fired from your job if you disobey. many americans have been. on friday, for example, the principle of the public school dismissed from her job for posting a following words on facebook page "i understand the urgency to feel compelled to advocate for black lives, what about law enforcement? just because i don't walk around with a blm sign should not mean i'm, a racist." unfortunately the principal's boss

black lives matter means defund the police. got that? black lives matter means defund the police. hat's what black lives matter means. no one really explains that. now we know with intel and pepsi and amazon are supporting when they send money. defunding the police. suddenly it feels like all the adults have gone to saint barth's and turned off their cell phones. who was running this country? who's in charge? anyone? yet amazingly, some republicans in washington seem giddy as they watch the country go insane. democrats have gone too far this time, they will tell you. we are guaranteed to win in november. probably gotten text to of that affect recently from friends. sounds good, but they are wrong. they are totally and completely wrong on many levels. but one thing if you care about a country, you've got to try. you have an obligation to try your very best to protect and defend it no matter who is helped in november. that's what patriotism is. not about you, it's about america. even as a matter of peer politics, this is a mindless analysis, a stupid calculation. bad ideas are like c

since early june donations have been pouring in to support black lives matter and this santa clarita group seems to be taking advantage of the moment in the popular name further once black lives matter foundation hasn't done a thing to advance the movement with the millions he's raised since swagger jack in the brain but boards isn't the only one coming under fire for donations the minnesota freedom fund a popular built on in the midwest is getting a lot of social media fire as well after raising $30000000.00 in the wake of george boyd's murder and the subsequent protests the phone has only use 200002 bail out protesters black grassroots activists were quick to call out the bail fund asking for transparency in a plan of how the money would be spent. but for their part the minnesota freedom fund is addressing the issue in real time via twitter it seems to shake out that this bail fund isn't the ferias at all but it's understaffed working through the complicated web of cash bail unfortunate procedures and loading up on volunteer capacity. that was unclear what would you call a swagger s

what do we mean when we say black lives matter? why defund the police has become a resounding call. and i'm proud of the conversation we're having not just as a movement but as american people and people living inside this country. >> trevor: right now, i think more than ever before in america and in and around the world, people are asking questions about policing. are there different ways to police? can policing be improved? is policing even essential in the way that we see it every single day? and the reason i've gathered all of you on this panel is because you're some of the voices who have been most vocal in talking about policing as we see it, you know. everything from the reforms that could be done today to long-term solutions that could change the way we see enforcement of laws in the future. and so, you know maybe i'll start with you, sam, as part of 8 can't wait. the organization got a shout-out from former president barack obama, and it was initially-- and i think it still is-- an organization where you went for police ref

whatsoever the black lives matter foundation is actually located in santa clarita california it has one paid employee and lists a u.p.s. store as its address the black lives better foundation has 0 point nation with b.l. him and according to the foundation's own founder robert ray barnes i never met them never spoke them and i have no one lation shit with them since early june donations have been pouring in to support black lives matter and this santa clarita group seems to be taking advantage of the moment in the popular name further once black lives matter foundation hasn't done a thing to advance the movement with the millions he's raised since swagger jack in the brain but boris isn't the only one coming under fire for donations the minnesota freedom fund a popular built on in the midwest is getting a lot of social media fire as well after raising $30000000.00 in the wake of george boyd's murder and the subsequent protests the phone has only use 200002 bail out protesters black grassroots activists were quick to call out the bail fund asking for transparency in a plan of h

or black lives matter.le marching about this, i don't even see sharpton marching about this. when you look at that little 3-year-old kid who was sitting in the car, or that 13-year-old girl who was sitting, watching tv, a bullet went through her neck. at 16 and 17-year-old kids, boys who are out behaving, having a good time, somebody walks up and murders them and it's like nobody knows their name. it just moves on and that's the end of it and let's get back to the cops. i don't understand the mindset of these organizations. shouldn't you be in these neighborhoods marching for protection, and there are, there are pastors, there are anti- crime individuals, but their voices aren't heard. it's the mom's voice that's hurt. what you think about. >> i'll tell you, you hit it right on the head. here's the problem, this is why black lives matter. it's basically, in my opinion, the al sharpton of the 21st century. they are profiteers. they are profiting on trying to give a narrative, a false narrative that is white

all lives will not matter until black lives matter. it is just that simple. eople need to understand that. when people say black lives matter, they are not saying that other livers dons matter. >> and many are demanding that they get the systemic change that they have been asking for. and not just with the black community, but with indigenous people. two shocking events this week in canada between law enforcement and indigenous people have shocked the country. and for that reason, they are looking to the trudeau government to make the systemic changes that have been promised for so long. paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >>> u.s. experts warn of a possible spike in coronavirus cases. when we return, how these protests could be playing a part in the spread. >>> also a new tone from the top of the nfl. the national football league on racism. we'll tell you what the commissioner did and did not say. companion. it's kind of my quiet, alone time. audible is a routine for me. it's like a fun night school for adults. i could easily be seduced into locking myself into a plac

lives matter. so i question the people that say all lives matter. what is it about black lives matter that triggers you? and really think about it, and do some soul-searching for sure. because we know you matter. but right now, the pandemic is here. we're in a pandemic within a pandemic. >> dominique, how much room is there for black lives matter to be more lgbtq inclusive? this movement is just finally, nationally starting to see significant change happening. regarding black and brown people. that's after years of pushing. how much bandwidth does it have to broaden its focus? >> how much bandwidth? it's suppose to be there. we're supposed to be a part of this. we're black and we're brown. there should never even be a question about if we should be a part of it. because to be honest with you, many people of the lgbtqia plus community have always been a part of black lives matter and the black lives movement. to exclude us, it's kind of, to be honest with you, it's kind of disrespectful for anyone to even say that is there room. we are black, we're brown, we're part of thi

not mean to be insensitive in any way. >> the co-founder of seattle black lives medical we talked to her in 2016. >> all lives matter is a new racial slur. >> explain why it is a racial's letter. >> the realities when americans created the conditions that require a phrase like black lives matter. you know what it is to live in a world where i didn't have to say black lives matter? do you know how horrific it is to grow up as a child in a world that so hates you, that you have to literally say to other people my life matters which everybody's life matters, well you are being guns down in the streets and mass incarcerated and forced into slavery. black lives matter is not a strong enough statement for me. >> thank you, seattle, for being for one of the most progressive cities in the united states of america. >> marissa's group showed up a bernie sanders event in seattle in august. >> you need to let me speak, get out of my face. >> the crowd didn't like it. >> i was going to tell bernie outrageous the city is but you already did it for me. thank you. >> what it is going to take to dismantle white supremacy is white fo

foundation break that down for me and how exactly did this swagger jacket which is the black lives matter foundation is actually a registered nonprofit organization and they noticed that there was a lot of attention being played to black lives matter as a group they saw the hashtags they saw that there were individuals who were willing to donate and give and they set up a go fund me page as well as a donation page on their website not listing that they had 0 affiliation with the actual black lives matter group and they were accepting donations in the millions from the very big name individuals and celebrities sports sports folks they were accepting it from different members of the tech world and those 4 have not saving anything related to where the money is going to go they have no plan of that and they haven't spent any of it yet either it's just certain there is it is just sitting there wow that's messed up and then there's this guy the you know the guy the owners and he's basically just not giving up anything on it right. there people are questioning him but he's not really stepping fo

march was organized by lack lgbtq leaders and organizations. >> that's what we are here to say, black lives matter, all of them, and all the different colors that black comes in. >> how old are you? >> 10. >> why are you here?>> i'm here to show my support to black people that are getting killed by cops all over the nation. >> the le pride parade was originally scheduled for today but was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. organizers of le pride said they stood in solidarity with today's marchers.>>> a deadly shooting by atlanta police is fueling even more anger over how people of color are treated by law enforcement in this country. an autopsy shows the men who died was shot twice in the back during an encounter with officers friday night. greg liggins joining us live with the latest on this case.>> reporter: as you know, protesters in atlanta have been pleading for justice for george floyd. now it's richard brooks, different names, same problem. and demonstrators are demanding it stop. demonstrators gathered out side of the wendy's when ray shard brooks was shot and killed by officers. dr

black lives matter gained a national prominence after his clashes with police. ie gray and baltimore in 2015. black lives matter became a potent political force from the democratic presidential race. before he dropped out martin o'malley got a taste of their tactics in july 2015. >> black lives matter, white lives matter, all lives matter. >> saying all lives matter was seen as offensive and o'malley later apologized. >> that was a mistake on my part and i meant no disrespect. >> marissa johnson is a cofounder of seattle's black lives matter and we talk to her in 2016. >> all lives matter is a new racial slur? >> explain for our viewers why it's a new racial slur. >> the reality is that they've created conditions that require a phrase like black lives matter. do you know what it's like to live in a world where i didn't have to say black lives matter? do you know how terrific it is to grow up as a child in a world that's so hates you? that you have to literally say to other people, my life matters. and they say well everyone's life matters, while you are literally

black lives matter came out of that appalling tragedy. ns in ferguson and around the united states involved black people. what we are seeing now are white people getting involved as well, and i think that is critical to the framing of this debate, that everyone understands that you cannot have one section of society being treated badly and the other section of society not being affected by that. fairness is good for everyone, and i think it's very, very important that a lot of young white people are on the streets now. this is something that you did not see in the civil rights marches of the 1950s and ‘60s, that simply did not happen. and that could be why this might be a turning point. so, clive, can you give us a brief look back at how we've got to this point. what happened with george floyd? racism doesn't come out of nowhere. it is the product of centuries of a sense of the part of the predominantly white population in the united states that they are superior to black people. and that is what underpinned the whole concept of slavery. t

the image was captioned black lives matter. we stand for justice and peace, united we stand, united we fall. for critics, the juxtaposition was too reminiscent of all lives matter. founders said this, moto scapes severely apologize regarding the black lives movement. we understand this is not enough, we will continue the support to the best of our knowledge and will provide more information regarding our actions in the upcoming days. on new york magazine's food blog called grub street. several restaurants were called out for what was described as empty tweets that didn't go far enough. burger king shared a quote, cinky all lower case rift on the company slogan when it comes to people's liveses there only one way to have it without discrimination. mcdonald's published a square, they were once one of us, the post reads. pop eye deleted the tweet saying we are nothing without black lives and then reposted it with additional words sharing their commitment to fofrter an environment where quality is a priority. and papa johns saying o

black lives matter. period. so i would yield to any of my colleagues on the republican side who can unequivocally say as we calibrate we are right now -- where we are right now that black lives matter. does the gentleman believe that all lives matter? can anyone on the republican side say unequivocally black lives matter? >> unequivocally, all lives matter. why is that a problem to acknowledge? >> reclaiming my time. i think it is clear that my colleagues on the others don't want to have the uncomfortable conversation we need to have about legs. -- about race. typically, in police shootings, most of the folks is on the conduct of the officers and we don't get to the harder part, about the systemic issues we have in our country. nobody is disputing with the -- what the officer did here with mr. floyd should be defended. so we have to have the harder conversation about systemic issues and policing. instead, we get this strawman of, well, you're trying to defund the police. nowhere in this legislation is anyone seek

we're told students from berkeley high organized this event. >>> in the past week we have seen black lives matter murals appearing in studying all across the country and tonight berkeley will be deciding where to put one of its own. kpix 5's andrea boar ba is live in berkeley with that story tonight. >> reporter: hi, ken. the crowd is chanting, of course, for black lives matter. that is one of the topics that the city council here in berkeley is taking up via. >> meeting as we speak. they're talking about police reforms and also a mural. the city of berkeley has already barred us police officers from using choke holds but tonight it is considering more of the eight can't wait reforms for its officers. >> i think we're all united in making sure we're serving our community. >> reporter: in addition to stack ling systemic reforms against racism and police brew fault, the city council will also decide where to put a permanent black lives matter mural like those already painted in washington, d.c. and oakland. >> you know, a very small symbolic step and it is certainly only complements the hard work t

we'll let you hear the chanting. >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! ♪ >> whose street? >> our street! >> whose street? >> our street! >> whose street? >> our street! >> reporter: and wolf, as we come back here, they're saying whose streets? our streets. well, this street is very busy. beverly boulevard. and right now it's being occupied and there are no police officers, national guardsmen, any law enforcement in sight. i'll toss it back to you. >> all right, paul. thank you. paul vercammen from l.a. let's go to new york. right now bill weir is on the scene for us with a group of protesters. update our viewers, what's happening where you are, bill. >> reporter: well, wolf, this has been a relatively quiet night. the groups have gotten smaller as the week progressed. we heard police scanner traffic here. we're following this group that seems to be headed for the manhattan bridge that would cross into brooklyn. according to the commander's voice we heard over the police scanner, if they try that they'll be arr

. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> response?mmissioner roger goodell issued this on behalf of the owners. >> week, the national football league, admit we were wrong for not listening to nfl players earlier. and encourage all to speak out and peacefully protest. we, the national football league, believe black lives matter. >> remember, three years ago the owners try to enforce a rule to make players either stand to during the anthem or stay in the locker room. this is big! >>> the nba michael jordan's estimated wealth 2.1 billion. he and his nike brand announced they will donate $100 million over the next decade to organizations try to ensure racial equality. >>> and get this. it is owner john fisher told the chronicle he made a mistake and will resume paying minor- league players $400 per week. this in response to the public backlash the club received after being the only team to stop paying its minor leaguers. >>> now, hunter and lexi pence, steve young, a who's who posted home videos out of a campaign put on by spark water. it

. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> it is these cheers that unite us. >> one teamnge. >> what do you say we talk to some of the people in that video. jason heyward and kur tcurtis granderson are both here now. good to see you. this started because you and friends were on a group text trying to figure out what to do. you felt like you wanted to do something and this came about. >> this isn't the first time these things have happened. baseball players in this game have had conversation and stories about conversations who have happened to people they know, themselves and others in the locker room, on the bus ride, on the play. cameron maybin and d. gordon and jackson said let's come together and do something about it. we got 61 guys to come together to come in and be part of it which has been great. >> you talk about black lives matter. as a black athlete in baseball, what made you want to be part of this? >> it was something we hadn't seen in our sport. we have a pandemic going on. a lot of crisis in the country. we realized we had to speak up for our community. we h

along with the words ‘black lives matter‘. criticized the demonstrations and called for state and local officials to crack down on them. black lives matter protests have been held across europe. most of the demonstrations were peaceful, although protesters did clash with police in belgium. reged ahmad has more. protesters in rome wearing face masks, kneeled in silence with their fists in the air. thousands taking part in socially distanced black lives matter protests. —— black lives matter demonstrations. chanting: i can't breathe. protesters chanted "i can't breathe", echoing the words that george floyd spoke as a police officer in the us knelt on his neck for nearly nine minutes. like scenes seen in many cities around the world, black lives matter protests have been held across europe, just as many of those countries emerge from the coronavirus lockdown. in brussels, the heart of the eu, thousands gathered peacefully outside the courthouse in the belgian capital carrying signs. translation: black lives matter is not only abo

i got -- tell me black lives matter. you're lying! >> laura: well, if black lives like hers were really the focus, we would all, all of us know her name. celebrities would flock to her store and those of thousands of others and help them rebuild and protect them from future harm. look, as we've said many times on this program, the killing of mr. floyd was an absolute assault on humanity. and the use of his death to run a proxy campaign for a political candidate, i don't care if it was a democrat this time, it would be a republican some other time, it's a transparent insult to our intelligence. just like wanting us to believe that a heavily edited interview by cbs of joe biden tonight means anything significant. biden claimed he did not approve of the black lives matter demands to defund the police. >> no, i don't support defunding the police. i support conditioning federal aid to police based on whether or not they meet certain basic standards of decency and honorable this and in fact are able to demonstrate they can protect the commun

black lives matter! lives matter! >> the couple stepped out of a hotel in wedding attire and were greeted by a cheering crowd. the protesters parted for the newlyweds who held hands and raised their fists in the air to show support. the bride called it an empowering moment with everything that's going on right now. her husband said getting married and being involved in the protests made their day even more memorable. >>> a man who >>> a community in buffalo, new york, is coming together to reward an 18-year-old budding entrepreneur for stepping up to help clean his neighborhood after looting. >> great. antonio gwen extent ten hours cleaning up damage . a community member saw what he was doing and decided to give him, wait for it, a red mustang convertible. >> the car he sent me a picture of was the same exact car that my mom first had got me. it's the same color, same everything. >> a local insurance company will cover the policy for a year and he received a full ride to a local college to get him on his

criminalization, that's going to be important, but our goal is to geten trump out. >> tucker: but for black lives matter government is just the start. the movement for black labs, that's a major black lives matter organization, once skin color-based reparations and a ban on all deportations of criminal foreign nationals. no matter what they did. for the past month the group has been completely above criticism for some reason. larry elder is a radio show host, one of our favorite guests, we're always happy when he can come on. thanks so much for coming tonight. so black lives matter, and i do to my hat to them, has achieved more political power in a shorter period of time than any group i've ever seen. more than ross perot in '92. it's amazing. why haven't we seen a forensic examination of what they are calling for? >> it is pretty impressive how powerful they've become and if you look at some of the written demands that they've made over the past two years, it's pretty clear if this is all about transferring property from white people to black people. it's the same premise as is reparations. the extract

black and that has got a lot of people affiliated with black lives movement rather upset because this is not just a throwaway hashtag black lives matter it's not just a way to show support is actually a way to exchange information to share what's going on to show what's happening and black lives movement people are saying please we appreciate the thought but if you're going to do this but keep it to black out tuesday and keep black lies matter out of the way so don't use the hash tag black lives matter black lives today there's a very strong economic component in fact economic goal for this particular movement have activists been trying to deal with that well quite literally getting online lots of internet people going out there and saying fix this fix the issue we almost all the posts that we went through today in our research just people are out there commenting on pages we can see. here just showing commenting in the bottom of instagram post please remove this tag please remove black lives matter tags you can see this here for example please edit the caption or move black lives matter we've been seeing this over and over and over a

black lives matter and about racial problems here in japan, black lives matter and about racial problemsaddressed. and what would you say about the wave of protest we have seen across the united states and right round the world, including japan, in the light of what happened to george floyd in minneapolis? it really has been an extraordinary global phenomenon? minneapolis? it really has been an extraordinary global phenomenon7m has been, it really has been. i think it's a result of black people around the world having similar experiences. people are now taking notice of how negative and detrimental they have been to the progress of people of african descent around the world. the diaspora, i would say in the united states and the caribbean and other western countries, are having a very similar experience. they have been at the bitter end, the business end of white supremacy and racism. black lives matter, these protests around the world, are addressing these and it is bringing to attention a lot of the problems like police brutality and unemployment, health care, discrepancies, these kind

black lives matter. that needs to be made. but this person from the greater new york black lives matter, we have the tape of black lives matter members saying what do we want? dead cops, why do we want them? now. different from the protesters talking about the group, he said, literally, that if the u.s. it doesn't give us what we want, we will burn this system down. >> yeah. well, sean, this has never been about black lives matter for that specific group. one of the cofounders has already admitted she's a devout marxist. you know, marxism, responsible for the deaths of hundreds of millions, you know, concentration camps and the kind of thing. they may have missed the history books on that one. experiment with communism at all. but this has never been about statues. can we just be clear --ab i want everybody to listen here. this is about statues, this is about raw, unadulterated power andes intimidation. the democrats tried elections, they lost. donald trump deleted them handily in the electoral college. t

murals declaring black lives matter have popped up on city streets as far away as washington, d.c. and as close as oakland, up next, the city of berkeley. >> when i saw black lives matter get painted in d.c., i thought we have to do it in berkeley. i mean, we're berkeley. >> reporter: the architect made these lay-outs for what it could look like. >> i did a quick lay out, all dimensions, and that is actually not for berkeley, but anyone in the nation or the world to use it as mural. >> reporter: the city manager has signaled approval and it will be discussed tonight at the city council meeting. >> we will have discussions on what it is going to say outside of black lives matter. we know it will say that. we will have further conversation about the location. >> reporter: possible locations include martin luther king boulevard or the street in front of city hall. >> i think that is going to with amazing. i go to berkeley high, we need that unity and having that there is going to symbolize a lot of unity, hope and maybe even some push that we need in the future to get through what is g

central london where there is a new wave of anti racism protests in the capital hundreds of black live lives matter demonstrators have surrounded the statue winston churchill which last week was dogged in graffiti declaring him a racist there are kinds of demonstrations to this and there have been scuffles. meanwhile swedish opposition passes his eyes at the government's relaxed approach to the corona virus which resulted in one of the highest mortality rates in. good afternoon just gone for here in moscow he with r.t. international protesters in the newly formed autonomy in seattle are considering their next move having seize control of the area after it was abandoned by police president trump has threatened to send in the army if the local authorities fail to resolve the matter. we never let this happen in seattle if we have to go and we're going to go and to go because you were going to do it but to go to do it he's got great national guard troops to iraq you can do it but one way or the other it's going to get burned these people are not going to occupy a major portion of a great city our polit

talking about black because black was not only there are so many times i didn't think black was won't matter or lives on matters of black lives matter and that's important because black lives are being taken and the conversation that we are not having and we need our allies we need our white allies to support us we need them for 247 and 365 days out of the elections and just because something is on the news we need to talk about it we may be having these days but isn't there always that risk there that the idea of black lives matter just becomes a feel good slogan that doesn't come because divorced from issues like defending the police i have a feeling that mitt romney doesn't want to defund. police break up so i've seen a lot of like defunding the police and what that really means is we allocating funds that are going to the police force to better serve black communities. because like that is what is really important that's what we want our mayor to do not really this street performance art that is written on the street but really helping uplift and support the black communities in the city and arou

you're mad because people are saying blue lives matter or all lives matter, but you don't want to say trans or queer. no you cannot decide which blackatter. >> living with and surviveing all of the isms that get thrown at you by the culture can be both heartbreaking, and simple. >> and it's really sad that, to think that i'm fighting for other people who may potentially kill me. >> reporter: the lgbt community of color is at higher risk for chronic health problems. >> we have higher rates of suicide and homelessness. >> we need to learn cultural humility so we can go into places that aren't necessarily our own. >> and i still can't breathe. >> we just want to feel safe. we want to be able to exist. >>> we have much more sf pride 50 content on our website. visit kpix.com and look for san francisco pride. >>> tonight video of a mask melt down at a trader joe. a woman screaming as she was being thrown out of a trader joe. she says she asked permission to come into the store without a mask because of a medical condition. >> it's never okay to harass or assault anyone based on an assumption or anyone because someone is not wearing a mask

. >> black lives matter!> earlier, about 10,000 people took part in a peaceful protest that started at the port of oakland. the long shore union shut down west coast ports and called for people to join them to protest racism and police violence. one man we talked to saw violence from the police while growing up in haiti. >> when i see the police murder of george floyd and other people, it struck a chord in me. and it struck a chord i too. >> it's still happening. >> freedom america. >> hundreds of people in san francisco marched from the ferry building to city hall to celebrate juneteenth. two supervisors are calling for it to be an officially-recognized holiday. >> we have a national movement and national awakening to the way in which racism and inju soety at a levels. and so many people are waking up to that. >> san francisco usually celebrates juneteenth with a ma parade through the western addition. >>> swimmers took to the water in aquatic park as part of a floating protest. that included eight minutes a

than just black lives matter. els encouraged by the vast turnout. >> the african-american community has been speaking about the issues for years. racism is not a black issue. this is something we can't solve alone. we need support. >> in oakland, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> a crowd of about 1000 rallied before taking the demonstration through city streets. a huge group ended up in front of the central police station ofoffi whmbus where they faced protesters took a collective need to show their support for the black lives matter movement. several other protests were held across the bay area. they cut a large group of demonstrators. they listen to speakers and held up signs. >> after a driver was shot and killed by a highway patrol officer. officials have not released any details about what led up to the confrontation but we are told it happened around 10:45 last night in the east side of the city near 96th and cherry street. a woman was shot she is in stable condition in the hospital. >>> firefighters keeping an eye on sp

it shows a black lives matter demonstrator rescuing an injured counter-protesters. they aren't on the same side here but one is helping the other out. scuffles broke out between far right activists and black lives matter, they jumped in and weren't entirely successful. that photo has been shared widely on social media. let's check in with anthony flores, are we going to have a baseball, golf match? >> we know we're going to have a baseball season, we just don't know how many games. that will be up to the commissioner. terry, i know you golf. you know how relaxing it's supposed to be but sometimes it can have you shaking your head. the two missed puts and the pga title. stick around. sports is next. in an unprecedented crisis... a more than $10 billion cut to public education couldn't be worse for our schools and kids. laying off 57,000 educators, making class sizes bigger? c'mon. schools must reopen safely with resources for protective equipment, sanitizing classrooms, and ensuring social distancing. tell lawmakers and governor newsom don't cut our students' future.

by what the police decided to do. >> this resident said police only moved in to disburse the black lives matter protestors just around the time of the 6:00 curfew. >> there were antiblm protestors that were allowed to stay while the black lives matter protestors had to go home. >> he believe this protest would have ended peacefully if the police did not enforce the curfew. >>> i used to believe that the tide had turned but i look around and it does not seem like much has changed. i hope this is the beginning of something different. >> the clayton county addressed why the police targeted the protests tuesday. they wanted to tarlt the larger crowd and the antiblm protestors were on private property where the curfew does not apply. >>> in mill valley a crowd came out to protest and march for black lives matter. demonstrators held signs and chanted while they blocked the streets. at one point they laid on the ground and said i can't breathe. >>> an social media post had a string of racist comments including the n-word. the principal of the school said i am angry that any student in my school would