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watched as for gio ourselves time and time again for failing black and brown americans like george boyd and they are angry and they are grieving and they are exhausted. this time they won't be denied. it may make us uncomfortable to hear the this anger and see the images on television to experience this turmoil when our country is going through so much already but that is the whole point of protest. this crisis has long deserved their attention and because we withheld that attention the protesters are demanding it now. we cannot claim to support the goal of justice if we don't confront the reality of injustice. wek cannot walk away from this moral crisis. we done that too many times after too many deaths and every time we do we fail the next black or brown american who dies in police custody. i just can't live with that. we have to make a change and this time white people have got to get past third discomforts. black and brown people have been trying for too long to tell us that systemic racism isn't just limiting their opportunities. it is killing their children. to the communities of

who said he couldn't breathe after he was held down by a police officer with his knee on his neck as boyd begged for his life since then peaceful protests have turned into riots right here in the nation's capital a large group of protesters have gathered right outside of the white house now these protesters aren't alone national guard troops are starting to arrive on the streets of washington d.c. and just moments ago president trump spoke to the nation from the rose garden saying he will deploy national guard troops to states dealing with massive protests he also said he will do what he can to protect washington d.c. with the latest on the ground just outside of the white house his art he is very project. but only put out here all afternoon and i got to tell you one thing before there was hundreds around the south who knew now there are at least thousands here in front of the white house i want to talk about the people that are here in front of me right now we have a lot of young old black white brown all together standing in unity saying that they want a peaceful protests now the curfew

for equality of accountability in minneapolis since long even long before the tragic murder george boyd are indeed the wheels of change finally moving faster in minnesota than we've seen in years past. we're in for need in that way. war or outcry for. that name on the tragic yes or ford or the minneapolis police department we're seeing a lot more people taking to the streets quite a number of young folks who are raising their voices and who have persistently been challenging in justice for the last 20 plus days so it's great to see you and i hope that it continues until we shift this whole system because as we say in the streets the whole damn system is guilty of snow i couldn't agree with you more but i could not agree with you more and became that we've seen all of the we've seen protesters who have shouted down the mayor of minneapolis recently what do you think is the significance of minneapolis the city council's decision to call for the disbanding of the police department and were activists on the ground calling for to put in its place. well just to set the record straight our min

is needed to stress again is that the narrative needs to change so long as we keep on saying i'll boyd all social contact where possible a social industry will never come out of this restaurant's know how to keep you safe we've been doing that for years. there's a bigger problem is again like the national timeout the needs to be addressed in order for our industry to move forward this the one we're moving is i welcome step forward looking forward to see what following steps will will be taken in order for our industry to thrive again and welcome our customers and about. just a small price to pay to get back to this new normality it's businesses like these that depend so much on social interaction want to survive that the $1.00 thing that everyone not just stuff but custom is to get used to this new slightly more antisocial way of life. staying with the same international don't forget if you had a tall website on t. dot com you'll find lots more new stories that probably check out a lot of the video's spectacular footage from today's victory day parade that. is fair to say many of the p

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they want to speak just to pick a script we've tried to get people like me on a scalar and george boyd and they also want to see a change in the way the police have handled here in america that despite ongoing curfews and by the military as police that we have seen here on the ground these protesters say they're not going anywhere anytime they are reporting from outside the white house rachel. and today marks one week since protesters 1st marched through the streets of los angeles it was the 1st break off protest from minneapolis following the death of george floyd a los angeles county alone saw thousands of arrests made from these demonstrations here's artie's natasha suite now with the report. sentences of protesters were to the streets of los angeles more than 2700 arrests have been made since protesters began last wednesday the curfew was extended citywide for a fortnight to see the national guard having quite a presence throughout the city here you can see vehicles stationed outside the. famed dolby theater tuesday night the los angeles mayor eric are said he received a bit of bac

i am here at the site where george boyd was killed by former officer and derrick chauvin and as you can see behind me there are a large crowd of people with here just trying to remember his a life you can also hear music people are grilling and handing out free food they're handing out free water there just how be that these 4 officers have been charged and of course they're waiting on at these convictions now just moments ago the city i'm now also it will ban a troll cold and it's basically requiring police to report and to intervene if they see any excessive use of force taking place now this is just one change that's come in the wake of george boyd's death but there are many more changes to come take a lot more. in the wake of george lloyd's death minneapolis city council has called an emergency meeting today to discuss possibly disbanding the police department reclaim the block and other grassroots community groups have been demanding this for years due to black and brown residents experiencing police brutality the city council president says they plan to replace the department with

>> i think the country was largely unified when they saw the terrible video of george boyd.t ever since then we've been coming apart. at this cultural civil war that i was talking about has been simmering and now it's boiling. i think you saw similar disturbing things happen this week including the image of tim kaine kneeling on the ground like he's a hostage. that even just from the minneapolis mayor being shouted down for refusing to defund the police. it sets up a clash with the fall between the politics of radicalism and defunding the police and law and order. >> chris: thank you, pal. basely this is a conversation that will continue and should continue and we will see you all next sunday. up next, a preview of a special hour on fox news channel tonight, an inside look at the final moments before the u.s. dropped the atom bomb on hiroshima, 75 years ago. ♪ ng your savage moves, and especially your awkward ones. thanks for sharing your cute kids. and your adorable pets. now it's our turn to share... with the geico giveback. a 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies for

boyd being called out as racially insensitive cream of wheat breakfast porridge no less became the 4th brand in 24 hours to reassess the use of images of black people to sell goods caleb maupin looks at the levels of sincerity though behind the changes. rebellion across america it's very clear u.s. society needs to do something to address its flaws when it comes to issues of racism something must be done so corporate and political elites have decided it's time to change corporate logos and advertising and jim i'm a pancake mix made by pepsi corp is going to be changed more people have flipped over and to my mother and me other and cakes in the world we recognize and origins are based on a racial stereotype while work has been done over the years to update the brand where realize those changes are not enough and your mind was based on nancy green a beloved african-american storyteller was born in slavery but rose to become a talented entrepreneur in the post civil war years there was something about it and to my mother the call for angela my mother to be changed has been building on soc

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lorenzo boyd, thank you so much for coming on the broadcast with us. we've asked mara to stick with us to weigh in on a report from her newspaper after this break. more on that when we come back. >>> researchers have shown tens of thousands of americans have died needlessly because donald trump was slow to respond to the crisis, and then when he did, he bungled the response. >> joe biden slamming that response during a speech to socially distance reporters in pennsylvania today. the former veep also accused of surrendering to this virus. mara gay from "the new york times" joins us. here is a sampling from your colleague maggie haberman today. quote, trump doesn't want to be seen as a loser, a label he detests. in the campaign against joe biden and some advisors believe mr. trump's taste for battle will return in the fall, but for now, they said the president is acting trapped and defensive in his self-destructive behavior has been so out of step for an incumbent in an election year that many advisors wonder if he is truly interested in serving a second

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united states in november and we've been looking at polling numbers connected with the death of george boyd in the polling numbers showed that the approval rating for president donald trump has dropped dramatically in the last 2 weeks with the presumptive democratic candidate joe biden now enjoying a double digit lead. over. so spike lee saying perhaps election day will bring change to state it's looking at these live pictures from inside the church this is the funerals for george lori let's see if we can just listen in. for a couple minutes of what is being said in song justice. joining us now. continuing coverage of the funeral of the african-american george floyd if you're all taking place right now in houston texas. african-american children she would say go under the need of a white police officer in minneapolis his death has sparked protests around the world people calling for a change into racism and police brutality we will continue our coverage of this funeral at the top of the we will also have in-depth coverage tonight the day. for all of us here thanks for the company i will see

that said we have had protests in the city because of the issues that were tied directly to george boyd and what has happened in the united states and when you take it to that level again when we talk about merit this is not without merit being that we do have our issues here in this country we do know that race some is systematic in canada our own premier here in ontario doug ford has also said that loud after denying it in the beginning we do know we have an issue when you look at our prime minister justin trudeau in blackface just a few years ago and of course they have been the media picked up on that we do know we have an issue. went up former opposition leader stockwell day is just basically dismissing this in just the whole way the conservative element in this country is looking in to what has happened here in the past it's like i'm saying systematic racism and we're talking about anti black racism this is the issue of the day we know we have the same issues with aboriginal communities and other communities but let's talk about what's on the table here all you need to do is go to

canada and the list goes on although a lot of people think these protests are over the death of george boyd it's a much bigger than the police brutality against people of color isn't just an issue here in the united states of america it's an issue across the globe people want to see an end to this and they want to see an end to system make them raises them whether it be within law enforcement the political system or the educational system so the world is still in the middle of a pandemic the people are willing to risk their lives in the name of justice they say too many people have died and enough is enough i want to mention people aren't just protesting in the streets they're demonstrating out in the season even going to their local politicians homes and demonstrating trying to send a message that things need to change sarah actually how is the united states responding to this global movement. because of the u.s. is responding pretty positively as people around the world there are holding up signs during their protests saying things like black lives matter and your pain is my pain your fig

changing the world and helping us all into a better and brighter future since the tragic murder of george boyd on may 25th by the minneapolis police department the folks fighting for justice on the ground have not only been able to force the minnesota justice system to arrest and charge the officers involved. they also gave a much deserved game of thrones style shaming to an out of this league young mayor and in a stunning turn were actually able to pressure the minneapolis city council to announce plans to disband its police department and invest in community based public safety programs following their calls to defend the police to defund the police so today my friends we honor the real warriors who are out there fighting for real change in this country as we start watching the hawks. she wanted to school on a city street. that are so you'd like to see the grass is always state. great. slaves systemic dissent says the late show which was so please tell us. what's going on watching the hawks i am tyro been there and joining us today is civil rights attorney and kima levy armstrong who has bee

americans no don't know the nams of george boyd, breonna taylor, freddie grady and so many others.th current protests we see throughout the nation and throughout the world are the direct result of an incredible leap in technology. individual citizens and officers themselves can record interactions between police officers and members of the cocommunity in real-time. madam president, both these troubling interactions between the police and the citizens that are sworn to protect c or serve wasteful on video, it's not new but they have the evidence they happened to be caught creating stronger legal evidence, misconduct and abuse. today as the nation experienced yet another civil rights avement, this time giving pandemic, i want to share with my colleague some word colleaguf inspirations i turn to in times of trouble. first it's the constitution. we the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect union establish justice first mentioned in the constitution. so let us think how we can help establish justice as we do by the constitution which we've sworn to uphold and defend.

stunt she told the media quote he did not pray he did not mention george boyd he did not mention the agony of people who have been subjected to this kind of horrific expression of racism and white supremacy for hundreds of years he has done the opposite of that and if or rather when the president deploys the us military inside the united states to keep his version of peace many are now asking is that even legal or was it another one of those protections the democrats and republicans in congress gave away in their post 911 war on terror to destroy our constitution and bill of rights these are important questions that we need to start asking and let's find out as we start watching honks. what's going on in a city the streets. there so let's see this is this. state see all these. crazy sick displays systemic deceptions late show. with so when the real. welcome aboard the watching the hawks i am tired of winter and i don't need a crop. and joining us now to discuss the many legal ramifications of president donald trump's new c.e.o. to unleash the u.s. military on main street as the host

now as we enter the 12th day of demonstrations since the death of george boyd protests in the country have largely been peaceful but there have been still some pockets of violence erupting between riot police and demonstrators artist trinity chavez is taking a look at some nationwide coverage of america and chaos but before we do that i want to warn you some of the images you're about to see might be very disturbing to some viewers. today nationwide demonstrations push into a 2nd weekend but as demand for change grows across the country tensions are escalating coast to coast in los angeles video posted on instagram shows police in protective gear surrounding the car before smashing the windows then aggressively pulling out a black man pinning him to the ground and then handcuffing him this while protesters in new orleans were tear gassed by a thought. or to use their guns never and this violent clash between a demonstrator and seattle police caught on camera was well in new york city's cellphone video captures the moment several police officers begin repeatedly striking a cyclist in a

far and we even learned today all 4 of the officers were fired for their role in the death of george boyd will face charges that really hasn't changed the atmosphere here because even though protesters say it is a start they also say that this movement is about much more than just words but what now as you can see behind me there is a massive crowd of protesters and behind them there is a line of armored police and personnel now we've seen that line increase even more as the day has gone on and it is an interesting development because last week we saw much smaller barricades and then yesterday we saw in new border fence that was put up around lafayette park but today is the 1st day that we've seen those armored personnel to up and put up their face. it's faced with protesters and so far things have been largely peaceful but it was the smaller barricades back on friday that reportedly protesters are ran into them and were able to barrel through them and now report they're claiming that that was what led to those reports of president trump being rushed to his own car now as we have said the

of looting and destruction comes a little sense of peace but the protest over the death of george boyd continue and so do the curfews parties trying to be chavez has that story there are today a much different scene than previous days i don't preach cry lines like i preach politics after days of disturbing video and images of clashes between police and demonstrators there were calls for calm throughout the city and the people looting that is taking a great opportunity to spread our horses to stop killing people and using that for a chaotic icon. if we can is a person who don't know and. are our voice broke several peaceful protests taking place around the city tuesday hundreds paying their respects at a silent vigil in foley square some facing off with police with their hands up without incident this video capturing a touching moment between an officer and a demonstrator the right was known as was attacked a truck was the universe was but as night fell the protesters once again defying curfew. the n.y.p.d. making 280 arrests and urging people to move on to her new home while some of th

after giving his testimony george boyd's brother joined black lies matter protests in washington d.c. following his floyd walks with demonstrators who were marching in front of the white house protesters are promising to keep the rallies going until meaningful change happens in portsmouth virginia protesters tore apart a monument to the u.s. confederacy. the and. the such use of soldiers who fought to keep slavery were destroyed and spray painted with one falling on top of protesters angry demonstrators attacks the monument after 2 rights activists were arrested early in the day present donald trump says he won't consider renaming u.s. military bases named after confederate figures now the debate over statues is even becoming a hot topic in the holes of the u.s. capitol house speaker nancy pelosi says confederates such as should be removed from the capitol building blowsy may be the most powerful woman in america but she lacks legal authority to remove the 11 statues of confederate figures in a letter to the committee that oversees the such use she notes that at least 2 of them were c

the death of george boyd has sparked big demonstrations against racism president trump has promised to crackdown on violent protesters we'll talk to an activist about his anger and the need for reform the tough. he's angry but he hasn't lost hope taking to the streets every day come out the activist at the heart of the protest in washington you're. 2 riding his bike across the city come out doesn't recognize his hometown now dominated by a have a police and military presence for him it doesn't feel safe he's had many guns pointed at him he says from people wearing a badge. in a way it's like let me see your i.d. with a choir. behind my pulling let me see your hand. but then they continue to be hostile and aggressive. pat me down to stuff like that that's what it means to be black in america he tells me 52 years after the killing of king jr it than this seems to be a watershed moment for the you asked but what makes this moment so dangerous is the man in the white house can mount says. he wants a war because if you can start a civil war dan guess what he can stay in office for a little

street leading to the white house brawl protests expected across america in the run up to george boyd's funeral next week. the reporter who tells us his own personal story about the racism he's encountered t. and we're led. to hearing more. comments and statements about my skin color. and europe's top negotiators sees no significant progress during the latest talks on a trade deal with britain. i mean and i must unwelcome protesters in the u.s. vowed to continue rallying on the streets after 10 consecutive days of demonstrations over the death of george floyd in police custody last month in washington d.c. the mayor has formally asked president to remove the federal forces from the capital and city workers and volunteers have painted a huge message of support for the protest movement on a street leading to the white house. at a news conference at the white house on friday u.s. president said all americans should be treated equally by police but the remarks were made about george floyd while commenting on better than expected unemployment figures has drawn immediate outrage you also what

with the smell of tear gas since that fateful monday evening in the latter days of may when george boyd's encounter with 4 minneapolis police officers resulted in his violent tragic death the united states has entered a true period of reckoning a reckoning with our racist past a reckoning with our oppressive present and a reckoning with what our future will be it's in this reckoning when the true colors of a citizen.

roxie washington, the mother of george boyd's six role daughter speaking to reporters. hughes and stephen bush, let's go back to talking to. i mean, you can see there she was very much understandably wanting justice, and thatis understandably wanting justice, and that is what a lot of people are talking about in the us right now that there hasn't been justice for african americans in particular, who they say have been targeted time and time again by police in the us. yes, that's exactly the point. these protests have been triggered by this one event, but there is a long history here of african—americans being treated unfairly by the police. it also goes really deep into american society and there is economic inequality there as well, andl economic inequality there as well, and i think that the mass unemployment that we are seeing in america, the coronavirus pandemic has alsojust really america, the coronavirus pandemic has also just really heightened this —— the social inequalities that exist and have existed in america for a very very long time. that's why this situati

and this calls for change grow louder the police chief of minneapolis where george boyd promises to push for reform of the city's law enforcement park. meanwhile amazon takes a step back from law enforcement for the next year the tech giant will ban police from using its facial recognition software shown to misidentify people with darker skin. born during the last down with her parents far away after weeks of separation the surrogate baby in the ukraine finally meets her family but many others still face a long way. to go and terry martin good to have you with us at a dramatic congressional hearing the brother of george floyd has called on lawmakers to make sure he did not die in vain for its killing in police custody ignited protests across america and around the globe the plea by phil lowness floyd came as demands grow to reform policing and stop african-americans dying from use of excessive force by white police officers. a day after his brother george was laid to rest in houston texas. alone as floyd was in washington d.c. in an emotional testimony he make is to ensure that his broth

additional charges against the police officers accused in george boyd's death. he also upgraded the charges against dere tran11 to second-de murder. he was the first officer arrested for his death. >> first of all, thank you ladies and gentlemen in the press on myself and my friend mike freeman want to share some information with you. i want to begin with a reminder, that is we are here today because george floyd is not here. he shouldd be here, he should be alive but he is not. about nine days ago, the world watched floyd under his very last words, i cannot breathe as he played for his life. the world heard floyd call for his mama and don't kill o me. two days ago when i became the lead prosecutor of mr. floyd i asked for time to thoroughly review all the evidence of the case and we looked at cases and the evidence available in the investigation is ongoing at this time. i also said that i know it's asking a lot of people to give us time, particular people who have suffered for decades and centuries of injustice to be patient and yet we to get the time in togeth

. : >> coming up on c-span2,minnesoh ellison announces additional charges in the death of george boyd. former president obama takes part in a town hall on racial justice and george floyd. later the house judiciary looks at predicting voting rights during the coronavirus pandemic. >> minnesota attorney general keith ellison end announced additional charges against the police officers accused in george boyd's death. he also upgraded the charges against dere tran11 to second-de murder. he was the first officer arrested for his death. >> first of all, thank you ladies and gentlemen in the press on myself and my friend mike freeman want to share some information with you. i want to begin with a reminder, that is we are here today because george floyd is not here. he shouldd be here, he should be alive but he is not. about nine days ago, the world watched floyd under his very last words, i cannot breathe as he played for his life. the world heard floyd call for his mama and don't kill o me.

what this ishis is what this boyd is supposed to do. that is what is so frustrating. mr. gohmert: why didn't we offer amendments when we had the opportunity to do that. the majority said there would be no amendments allowed and i know my friend from texas and i were talking about we could have voted for a bill that included some things that were in the democrats' bill but would not allow any amendments and law officers were going to get sued and they are going to spend more me noo in civil court than enforcing the law and needed to work those things out. but no amendments made because the majority said we continue need your input. we don't want your input and pass it by ourselves and stopped tim scott's bill. they didn't want to make amendments down there. they want to assemble and real fix was ot a emmet till bill into this law enforcement bill which is an embarrassment to say that are 10 years of being involved in a lynching would be the max muslim punishment and put a life sebt sent. democrats are in the majority and i was willing to drop it out. they deposit want that

. >> reporter: william boyd already lost five family members now his brother has the virus and is fighting for his life. >> reporter: what is your message to people who still might not wear a mask, despite the ordinance? >> coronavirus is real don't wait until death knock at your door mask up, practice social distancing, wash your hands. >> this stuff is attacking our community. >> reporter: we join doctors pleading with the city council this week to make wearing a mask mandatory the council voted it down. >> to make somebody do something or require somebody to wear something is an overreach. >> reporter: but the mayor overruled it and starting today residents must wear masks in public places with more than ten people or face a $25 fine. >> many people believe that because they don't know someone that's been impacted, or because the economy not. >> reporter: the inequalities covid has brought to light cannot be fixed in a day, but officials say what you wear could save lives ellison barber, nbc news, montgomery, alabama. >>> up next here tonight, how safe is the salon or restaurants, what

past week like memorial park was packed with protesters demanding change after the death of george boyd now the neville public museum has asked the protesters to donate some of those items they marched way to help document living history, sometimes history gives us, you know the past to reflect on, so we can you know modifier future adjuster future but really what's happening right now it's it's just it's a turning point in our lives and it's an opportunity an opportunity back lemke says to document history happening right before our eyes we need to be recording those stories. >>and you know we need to be able to capture those experiences for those people that are experiencing at the time so lemke is asking protesters to help by donating handmade signs t-shirts photographs even face masks super customize you know face mask that tell an amazing story. >>because again we've got 2 things happening between you know covid-19 still being part of our lives as well as you know peaceful protesting lemke says acted collecting helps tell a more complete story to what we're trying to do here at the

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