the town of brunswick in western germany because that is the last place where he lived in germany before he left for portugal but the police know that he made a phone call from the area of the hotel where matthew disappeared at the time of that crime so he is directly connected to the scene of the crime in one way or another and they also say that there are likely to have been other people involved in this crime and they're feeling to those people to come forward and they are saying those people might know where the body of the girl is that is an indication that they suspect that maddy mccann was in fact killed in addition to that there are several fed across that have been published of cars and places where this man has been living and there's an appeal to the public to come forward with information and we know that there was a lot of international attention back in 2007 when she went missing and what could all of this mean for finding justice for maddie mccann. well there was a huge international company by her parents that drive out all over the world appealing for help and they were

ahmaud arbery was a 25—year—old man who was shot dead while out jogging in the port city of brunswickonth after video of it was leaked online. that video appears to show mr arbery being pursued through the streets of brunswick and shot dead, and indeed an autopsy revealed he had been shot three times, twice in the chest. now, you mention, mike, police initially arrested a father and son, greg and travis mcmichael — greg mcmichael is a former police officer in that area — and they were charged and then, two weeks after that, they arrested the man who shot the video and that's a man called william bryant. after this grand jury hearing, all three men are now facing a total of nine charges, including murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment, amongst others, all three are expected to plead not guilty. as you say, david, it took so long for this to come to light, local law enforcement seemed quite reluctant to take action and yet again, as in so many cases, video appears to have made such a difference. it does, and that's potentially quite crucial because there are some idiosyncras

that do appears to show marbury being pursued through the streets of brunswick and shot lead, and indeedolice initially arrested a father and son, greg and travis mcmichael, greg mcmichael is a former police officer in that area and they we re officer in that area and they were charged and then two weeks after that, they arrested the man who shot the video and that's a man called william bryant. after this grand jury hearing, all three men are now facing a total of nine charges, including murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment, amongst others, all three are expected to plead not guilty. as you say, david, it took so long for this to come to light, local law enforcement quite relu cta nt to ta ke local law enforcement quite reluctant to take action and yet again, as in so many cases, video appears to have made such a difference. it does, and that's potentially quite crucial because there are some idiosyncrasies to this case, if you like. for example, after he was arrested by police, greg mcmichael, the father, a p pa re ntly mcmichael, the father, apparently told police that th

that video came out everything changed now we are expecting protesters outside the courthouse in brunswick today of course the national guard has been deployed in the state of georgia brian kemp the governor saying he will take action if necessary but he's sensitive to the protesters demands and will meet with them if that is the case this is gregory and travis mcmichael father and son one of them and eggs police officer who both on themselves and basically chased mr marbury down and shot and killed him it outraged not just people in georgia of people across the entire nation it's a case i think of it is in the back of people's minds as they demand justice to mr floyd's death as well so this case will be watched exist dream that closely all 3 men have been in jail since they were arrested by the f.b.i. in may but now the courts will decide whether they should go to trial. here on al-jazeera over the long protests over something else state of emergency turned violent. tropical cyclone that never was that dropped a meter of rain ever salada it's here it's this is this massive cloud they're p

he was killed back in february while jogging in a neighborhood near brunswick, georgia. the suspects are gregory mcmichael his son travis mcmichael and william roddie bryan junior. they all face murder and aggravated assault charges brian, the man who recorded the fatal shooting of arbery was arrested last month on felony murder charges. georgia governor brian kemp is putting a strong law enforcement presence around the courthouse in brunswick. happening today there will be preliminary hearings for the murder suspects in the casegof the death operate again we'll be talking more about that throughout the morning we're going to take a quick break here at 4.42. we're back with more and just a minute. let's get a check of the weather we've got john trouble with a look at how hot it's going to get again today and when the cooldown will begin good morning. john. >>good morning james still watching at the hot weather today for sure, but the cool down at this point not really too far on the horizon tomorrow is going to be a dramatically different today, so you don't have to wait

brunswick corporation, you might recognize them as boston whaler, which i have one, and maker of thery engines. until we get a covid ak vevacci, anything that lets you take a vacation while avoiding crowds, that makes sense it's only down a few bucks where it was trading before the pandemic hit the last time the company reported, they told an encouraging story. do not take it from me, let's check in with the ceo of brunswick corporation and find out how his company is managing to thrive. welcome to "mad money. >> thank you, jim. great to be on >> david, you gave a talk two days ago at jpmorgan and you used the following phrase, you said in the second half of april, i quote, you had a very sharp v, almost a light switch that went on for sales tell me about it >> well, we did, jim you know, april was a month of two halves for us. the first half, obviously affected by the initial pandemic impact and we have taken our production facilities down, maintained distribution we expect it to come back up with all the covid protocols pretty gradually from the middle of april in fact, demand real

while people are protesting the death of george floyd and there are people outside the courthouse in brunswick in georgia who are very tense at the moment if this hearing doesn't go the way that they want it to go there is the potential for violence the state's governor george camp is saying look he will talk to people he understands the needs and wants of the protesters but he said he will weed out any trouble makers so these are tense moments as these 3 men appear charged with the murder of mr aubry they are appearing virtually via various links from from prison cells but there is a lot at stake here it took 74 days before these 2 men were arrested the 1st 2 men because the video didn't come out until may and then it emerged that various district attorney's office had passed the case for one to another saying that it look gregory mcmichael was a former police officer he worked in this office the police at one point telling mr alvarez family he was the victim he was a victim or suspected of being a burglar so all of that happening as the entire country protest against the death of george floy

officer and his son in february but they were only charged in may after a video of the shooting in brunswick led to nationwide protests and he is live for us now in miami joins me on the phone just bring us up to speed on the on exactly what's been going on in court. well we've heard some pretty damning evidence from a lead investigator here from the georgia georgia bureau of investigation that said that one of them 'd responsible for ms to operate death leaned over his body as he was lying on the street dead or dying used a racial slur that has been really the headline from this case and remember this is not a case in which they are deciding these events innocent and essence or guilt this is a case to see where it goes forward to a criminal trial but there are protesters outside just a few 100 of them waiting and watching base with bated breath because they've all seen the video as we all have it seems like a clear cut case to then. travis mcmichael the man that shot this to operate has also been revealed to be posting racially insightful language on the social media outlet so this is all c

speaking down in brunswick, georgia, the south georgia community where all of this happened. expecting to hear that a grand jury has indicted those three men charged with murder in ahmaud arbery case. this comes, brian, less than 24 hours after the state of georgia passed a hate crime bill. so this is something that gained bipartisan support in the state legislature. harsher punishments motivated by racial hate, gender or anything like that. that bill made through the state legislature in large part because of arbery's death. that's one of the main reasons it was able to move so quickly. talked about the fact that as she called it to me, answer to her prayers, she can finally see justice in this situation. when we look at the grand jury charges, this is essentially a very big step, of course, it took more than -- it took several weeks, the killing happened back in february but it wasn't until two d.a.s recused themselves or removed from the case and it was turned over to state investigators that we actually saw an arrest in this. after a large period of no action happening at

this trip today goes and creates guilford brunswick and all the way up to bar harbor. president is a working class president and this is the working-class state. people in this state should not have to face the federal government to take away your likelihood. combined forhave the greatest news for commercial fishermen in the last 30 years the first order is to clear out the undue regulation. the next order will set free the fishermen of your state. [applause] >> well said. please, go ahead. >> first, i want to thank you for coming to the state to talk to our commercial fishing industry. we also appreciate the actions you are taking here today. i don't think there is a single industry person around the stable that disagrees on the need for it, so thank you very much. my name is mary beth. i am the government affairs manager out of rockwood. i brought the boss with me today. she's on the others of the table. the president of the family health company in maine. that he spoke already had provided an awesome history of family health companies in 19 seven. -- 1907. he has be

the death on our bree he was killed in february while he was jogging through a neighborhood near brunswickgeorgia. and these are the men have been arrested gregory mcmichael his son travis and william roddie bryan junior, they all face murder and aggravated assault charges. brian the man who recorded the shooting of arbery was arrested last month on felony murder charges. georgia governor brian kemp is putting a strong law enforcement presence around the courthouse in brunswick. >>well the white house continues to defend the president's photo-op at saint john's church and the use of force to clear the protesters out of the area before before his walk across the street. but secretary of defense mark esper is trying to distance himself from those decisions. >>as caitlin collins explains that has put him on shaky ground with the president. >>defense secretary mark esper was already on thin ice with the white house when he broke with president trump on whether active duty military should be deployed to american cities to curb protests. i do not support invoking the insurrection act in a remark

he was killed back in february while jogging in a neighborhood near brunswick, georgia. the suspects as you may remember our gregory mcmichael his son travis and william roddie bryan junior, they all face murder and aggravated assault charges brian, the man who recorded the fatal shooting of arbery was arrested last month on felony murder charges. georgia's governor brian kemp is putting a strong law enforcement presence around the courthouse in brunswick during today's hearing. >>historically. so much of the progress that we've made in. our has been because of young people doctor king was a young man when he got the ball. cesar chavez was younger not s what we are. >>still ahead president obama putting the call out to young people to speak out when they see injustice we'll have more >>41 and president barack obama addressed the nation and a special town hall meeting he talked on a variety of topics, including the death of george floyd and the protests over that the presidents challenging mayors around the countrto address police use of force policies take a listen. >>wh

cnn's martin savidge is in brunswick, georgia. what have you learned? >> reporter: brooke, many in the community and in this case are still reeling from the testimony of yesterday where the prosecution seemed to deliberately interject the suggestion that it was overt racism, at least on part of one of the suspects that played into potentially the death of 25-year-old ahmaud arbery, a young black man running through the neighborhood back in february. the prosecutors outlined that day as three men, that is travis and gregory mcmichael, the son and father and one william roddy bryan used a pickup truck to chase him through the neighborhood aggressively and used their vehicles to stop him and cut him off as it appeared he was trying to flee from the neighborhood and the prosecution sort of described it as a hunt. they used those very vivid kind of terms. it was also revealed that cell phone video that many of us have now seen that captures the moment at which he is killed, apparently there is more of that video. that is the cell phone of william roddy bryan

. >>> in brunswick, georgia, a judge ruled that the murder trial can proceed for three men charged inhe death of ahmaud arbery sam brock has late details. >> today, though we're acting -- >> reporter: tonight a shocking execution of a racial epithet deployed right after 25-year-old ahmaud arbery was shot and killed on a georgia street >> mr. bryan said that after the shooting took place before police arrival while mr. arbery was on the ground that he heard travis michael make the statement [ bleep ]. >> reporter: special agent rick dial testifying that william roddy bryant, the man who recorded the shooting accused gunman travis mcmichael say f'ing n word as ahmaud arbery's body laid on the ground. >> it's very difficult to hear. the family's attorney lee merritt having to step away after explaining arbery's mother left early mcmichael, his father and bryan will be tried for murder after the judge signed off of probable cause. investigators say they used their cars to trap arbery on a residential street before confronting and ultimately killing him. at today's preliminary hearing, inv

that is the unarmed black man shot and killed while jogging in brunswick georgia back in february. two of the three men charged with murdering him appearing before a judge today as prosecutors start to present their evidence in the case and the phil keating is live in brunswick for us. could you catch us up on what's going on there? >> absolutely. the hearing itself is just about to resume from the lunch break or just data, but this evidentiary air rehearing is critical for the judge decide whether there is enough probable cause to move forward to trial and at this point, we still don't know. this hearing has been going on for nearly five hours now and due to coronavirus concerns, the two defendants, the father and son combo are appearing via live video stream from the jail next door, only people in the courtroom where the judge and the attorneys and the witnesses. this case triggered a racial outrage weeks before the current george floyd minneapolis police case sparked protests and rioting across the country. now, gregory and travis mcmichael, the father and son are charged with f

of the death of a moderate he was killed back in february while jogging in his neighborhood near brunswick georgia, the suspects are gregory mcmichael his son travis and william rhoden bryant junior. they all face murder and aggravated assault charges brian, the man who recorded the fatal shooting of arbery was arrested last month on felony murder charges. we know the georgia's governor is putting a strong law enforcement presence around that courthouse in brunswick during today's hearing. president barack obama spoke to america in a special town hall meeting he talked about the death of george floyd the protests, the cuent pandemic that we're dealing with kron four's theresa stasi has more on the message she had. >>you know, let me start by just acknowledging there. we have seen in the last. several weeks last few months. the kinds of. changes and events in our country of it. or as profound as anything that i've seen in my lifetime, former president barack obama participated in a special town hall meeting wednesday. >>with his foundation. my brother's keeper alliance foremost on his mind

month or so ago i stood in front of you upstairs as the gbi got involved in the arbery matter in brunswick. as some of you may recall, i asked that day for patience from the community. i know it was certainly difficult to ask then and it's probably tougher today. however, i do come to you on behalf of this agency letting you know that we are involved in this particular case and i'll talk about it in a moment. but as with the arbery matter in brunswick, we will ask again for the community's graciousness and patience as we work our way through this investigation. about 10:33 or so last night, the gbi received a call from atlanta police requesting us to become involved in the investigation of an officer-involved shooting down on university avenue at the wendy's restaurant concerning two atlanta police officers and a gentleman, mr. brooks. upon initial arrival we began working the scene. we issued a statement early this morning based on what we knew at that point and that was primarily based on body cam video that we had. i'll talk about why we were a little bit limited in what we had in a mom

chased and shot 3 times by retired police officer and his son in february 1st as for the shooting in brunswick was leaked online in early may sparking nationwide anger and investigator has told the court that one of the suspects used a racial slur after killing our very. donald trump has lashed out at his former defense secretary jim mattis after he condemned the president's move to deploy the military to tackle protesters thatis accused of trying to divide the nation but the president responded with a tweet calling him an overrated general trumps current defense chief marcus but has also said he doesn't support the deployment of troops and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley has released a statement saying americans have the right to freedom of speech and assembly. thousands of people in hong kong of defied a police band to mark 31 years since the channel run square massacre crowds lit candles and observed a minute of silence to mark the $989.00 crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in beijing several people were arrested during brief scuffles with police in hong kong on thu

. >> east brunswick, new jersey, where gary is watching us, an independent. >> i do have the connection>> gary, you are on. go ahead with your question or comment. i have to move on. joan, rochester, minnesota, democratic caller. >> i just had a question. we have a justice system and we're judged by our peers but it seems like if you're a policeman you did not end up being found guilty or if you're a black man you're not reprieved and i think that is fear in some of the people. and down right hurt their feelings. and i think if you would -- if you would convict a policeman there could be reprisal and so people might fear that too. but as far as the rest and everything, back in the early '20s, there was a video on a tv top show that was taped secretly of the military training the police forces. well, when you give police the choice of being for the people or following the military in a are in their trying to teach you something, you're in a very tight spot. and that is one of the problems. and the other problem is i wonder how many people that are belonging to the hate groups in this cou

you want to hold or not no bible when our pre was killed in brunswick. when taylor was killed there know if there's no. way you can't know this and higher prices but god got some people that are stacked up. let me tell you it is jesus told the story that there was a man. lay in bed a sadder world. he'd been robbed and beaten they said one man came but there was this same race his fellow brothel. and he can't walk. then another man came by. that was steep and well read into scripture it's. new never scripture no one had a quo the book back and forward but he only quoted the book he never lived by the book. and he kept walking but jesus said a bad man came back. and he stopped and looked at the man he wanted in a same race but in a same religion but he begged amanda and he took care of restoring the man his bright full being and jesus column to good samaritan the problem is too many of you been walkin bah the area god has been walkin bad the trayvon martin's been while can bad the abra has been while good and bad and now are we stopped for george fraud and

he left his mother's home outside brunswick, georgia for a daily jog, eventually running through a mostly-whiteeighborhood a few miles away. that's when the mcmichaels and bryant began to chase him. >> [ bleep ]. >> the cell phone video taken by bryant shows arbery running, then you see him struggling with travis mcmichael, who was armed with a shotgun. arbery was not armed. by the time police arrived, the 25-year-old was dead in the street, shot three times, twice in the chest. 64-year-old gregory mcmichael used to work in county law enforcement, first as a police officer and then investigator for the local district person o attorney's office. local police did not make any arrests for two months until the video leaked to the public in may. it immediately ignited a firestorm across the country. >> no justice, no peace! >> and on social media, across racial and party lines. >> major developments tonight in that case igniting national outrage. >> a young, unarmed black man, shot and killed. >> culminating in arrest and murder charges, 74 days after he was killed. as george floyd was memorialized

officer and his son in february but they were only charged in may after a video of the shooting in brunswick led to nationwide protests police in senegal have arrested more than 70 people have protests against coronavirus restrictions turned violent demonstrators torched police vehicles and a health center near the capital dhaka calling for an end to the state's from urgency nighttime curfew senegal's interior minister is expected to announce an easing of lockdown restrictions later on thursday and you can follow those stories of course on our website at al-jazeera dot com we of course will be following the news of george floyd's memorial service across the u.s. next its top 12 is there to stay with us. to see. the global pandemic has changed our world as we know it. it's been particularly devastating on the aviation sector airports have been shut thousands of their planes grounded. businesses have seized operations and the long term financial costs may not be known for years to come. but according to the international air transport association this year's loss of revenue has cost airlines m

footage of the shooting in brunswick was leaked online in early may, sparking nationwide anger.he investigators told the court that one of the suspects used a racial slur after killing arbery. libby has u.n. backed government says -- libya's u.n. backed government says it has lost the battle. the battle has raged for more than a year. the main airport fell back into government hands on wednesday. both sides to say they are now preparing for cease fire talks. government troops celebrating the capture of a suburb on the southern outskirts of tripoli. it was a stronghold for forces loyal to the warlord, who launched a military campaign to seize the capital more than a year ago. are f fighting to reinstate rule in libya. we are fighting for our homes and nations. >> the battle in southern tripoli has been tough. government troops have now driven outsiders. they say this is not only a military achievement but a political gain as well. they are taking control of the airport. we have secured the whole area and facilitated that beyond the borders of tripoli. our plan is to liberate citi

that video came out everything changed now we are expecting protesters outside the courthouse in brunswick today of course the national guard has been deployed in the state of georgia brian kemp the governor saying he will take action if necessary but he's sensitive to the protesters demands and will meet with them if that is the case this is gregory and travis mcmichael father and son one of them and eggs police officer who both on themselves and basically chase mr moderate down and shot and killed at midnight outraged not just people in georgia the people across the entire nation is that case i think that is in the back of people's minds as they demand justice for mr floyd's death as well so this case will be watched exist dream that closely all 3 men have been in jail since they were arrested by the f.b.i. in may but now the courts will decide whether they should go to trial i need thanks very much indeed that sounded like a life for us in miami. but more ahead on the news hour including over the lockdown protests over senegal the state of emergency turned violent plus. we'll tell you w

men in the killing to operate the 25 year-old man was pursued and shot dead as he jogged through a brunswick neighborhood back in february. gregory mcmichael travis mcmichael and william roddie bryan, have all been charged with malice murder felony murder, aggregate aggravated assault false imprisonment and criminal attempt to commit false imprisonment. gregory and his son travis told police that they chased arbery because they thought that he was a burglary suspect and acted in self-defense during a confrontation. well authorities say that bryant box operate in with his truck. a national effort to reform police is dead for now democrats blocked a vote to begin negotiations on a republican bill nadia romero reports from washington. today. >>we lost i lost a vote on a piece of legislation. that would have led to systemic change and the relationship between the communities of color. and the law enforcement community, the leader of the senate republicans efforts to introduce police reform tim scott voicing his frustration. >>after senate democrats lined up to squash the gop has proposed bill de

the death of ahmaud arbery, the young blackjogger killed as he ran through a residential area of brunswicke than two months after the killing, when video of it went viral at the beginning of may. now a retired police officer gregory mcmichael — his son travis, and the man who shot the video, william bryan, have been indicted on counts including murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment. tiffany williams roberts is a civil rights attorney for the southern centre for human rights, which campaigns for criminaljustice reform. good to talk to you, tiffany. my good to talk to you, tiffany. my guess we have to say here, of course, there will be a trial and we don't want to prejudge it. it doesn't seem very odd, this delay, doesn't it, clearly grand juries have not been meeting as often as they might do because of the pandemic, but also local law enforcement seemed reluctant to act until there was video which increased the pressure to act. absolutely. ahmaud arbery was killed on february 23, this was before the united states was locked down because of the over 19 pandemic. what we know in

lot of loyalists after the revolutionary war instead of packing up and going to nova scotia or new brunswick, they jump on board with cornwallis and go to india. in fact, quite a lot of them and up staying there for the rest of their lives. the british empire, they certainly had their sights set on india and no longer the north american colonies. >> bringing it back to what was lost or gained. if anyone has ever been to the island of barbados, the only place where washington -- there is a sign there that says we saved washington before he saved the united states. they invite you to a tour on the tunnels and the british had billed tunnels under the island of barbados to protect it from the french. big enough that they could actually get cavalry and soldiers to go through these tunnels. you look, even before that, the smuggling in of the rum and everything else and the molasses and sugar. where did that come from? or the 18th century preservative of salt. so the american colonies, what do we extract? lumber. manure. or to great britain. but these islands in the caribbean are so valuable that w

come and shoot a man jogging down the great when you come and shoot a manjogging down the road in brunswickhat is not great. it's not great when a woman in her own house, sweeping with her boyfriend, and you use a no knock law and break into the house and the man tries to defend his woman with a legal weapon and you claim to believe in amendment two, but you don't believe in it for him. where are the second amendment people defending that rather in louisville, kentucky? you can't be great when you handcuff a man, and even handcuffed, falling to the ground, over $20, and put his neck down, your knee on his neck, and hold it there, and hold it till his body's limp, and you are full of such vengeance and hate that you keep your knee on the neck ofa man you keep your knee on the neck of a man that could not get up and could not breathe. that is not greatness. greatness is when blacks and whites and latinos and asians, and original americans, hit the streets all over this country and march against your teargas, and march against your teargas, and march against your rubber bullets, and march agai

the death of ahmaud arbery, the young blackjogger killed as he ran through a residential area of brunswickter the killing, when video of it went viral at the beginning of may. (tx now a retired police officer greg mcmichael — his son travis, and the man who shot the video, william bryan, have been indicted on counts including murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment. tiffany williams roberts is a civil rights attorney for the southern centre for human rights. earlier i asked her what reforms they would like to to see within georgia's criminal justice system. ahmaud arbery was killed on february 23, so this was long before the united states was locked down because of the covid—19 pandemic. so what we know in georgia, which is the state with the most people under correctional control in the entire nation, is that if ahmaud arbery had been white and mcmichaels had been black, the mcmichaels would have been arrested swiftly and charged quickly. and is it your case that georgia has a particularly punitive criminal justice system? absolutely. despite many years of reforms, what we are s

in fact a lot of loyalists instead of heading up in nova scotia and new brunswick, they jump on top of the corn wallace and head to india. and many end up staying there for the rest of their life. the british empire, they had their sights set and really wasn't the american colonies anymore was india. >> bringing it back to the caribbean, and the whole what's lost or gained. if anyone has ever been to the island of barbados, the only place where washington leads. they have assigned their, that says we st. we saved washington before he saved the united states. but if you travel right outside, but if you're on a tour they bring through the tunnels, and the british had done complete tunnels at underneath the island of barbados, to protect it from the french. a big enough to get a cavalry a horse, and a soldier to go through the tunnels. and even before that, the smuggling in some of the realm and the sugar and molasses, and everything else. so and the preservative salt. so would we have strike lumber here, what we thought we have done here. for, and we brought that to great britain. but th

>> sandra: phil keating reporting live from brunswick, georgia.over the death of george flynn, as william la jeunesse reported moments ago for us most were peaceful last night including in front of the white house in washington. what needs to be done to be sure that they remain peaceful? for more on this let's bring in tom ridge, former secretary of homeland security and the cochair of the vote safe. thank you for your time this morning. first could you give us your assessment of the days and nights that have followed george floyd's death? >> first of all, many stories are tragic but i try to look at the positive developments. george floyd's said violent protests will not advance our cause. i take a look at the police in michigan and green bay and even our capitol police working in concert with and actually walking with some of these protesters, those who have embraced the first amendment and looking to police to protect them. then i take a look at the tragedy associated with police officers, particularly police chief adorned in st. louis while he

civil unrest as the crowds keep getting worse and closer to the white house party correspondent dan brunswick joins us live from the center of the action. a couple hours ago here we've been covering this all afternoon there was hundreds of protesters now there's at least a couple 1000 here that have gathered in front of the white house now i want to talk about the people on this side of the fence with me i have black white brown young people all standing together in unity and talking about making making this protest a peaceful one we did have a little bit of a skirmish with a couple of the protesters going over the barricade taking and me were police actually sprayed them to get back behind the barricade but on the other side of this barricade i want you to take a look we have the d.c. and the park police that are in the front row then behind them we have the state police and then behind that we have a full force of military police or the d.c. national guard that just came in moments ago where protesters actually booed them when they came in now this is widespread president trump is calling o

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had the boards up upright you weren't holding up no bible when aubrey was killing was killed in brunswicks in high places. but god has some people that will stand up. let me tell you this. jesus told the story. if there is a man leaning by th side of the road, he had been robbed and beaten he said another man came by that was th same race, his fellow brother and he kept walking. then another man came by. that was steeped and well read in the scriptures. he knew every scripture, scripture, he knew how to quote the book back and forward, but he only quoted the book, he never lived by the book. and he kept walking. but jesus said that man came by he stopped and he looked at the man, he wasn't the same race, wasn't the same religion, but h picked the man up, and he took care of restoring that man to his rightful being. jesus called him the good samaritan. the problem is, too many of you have been walking by the eric gardeners, been walking by the t travon martins. have been walking by the aubrey 's, and now we stop for george floyd. and i am in houston today because i don't want anybody to ca

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fascist counter-protest has spiraled into violence all right so let's bring in mark bray from new brunswick new jersey he's the author of the book on teeth the anti fascist handbook great good to have you on the program to since a president trump says look he's not going to designate on teeth as a terrorist organization why does he see on t.v. as a threat and does it really pose a risk to civil society and the political establishment well frankly i'm not convinced that he even believes what he says him so to me it's primarily a way of distracting from the very legitimate grievances at the heart of the protest in response to the police murder of george floyd a way to separate the sympathy that people had for the outpouring of rage against russian racism in this country and try to blame it on a kind of a shadowy outsider organization which is doesn't even really exist as a coherent organization as a whole it's a network of different kinds of radical groups organizing against the far right and really you know implicitly implies that you know a kind of racism that can't believe that black peopl

he was killed on february 23rd in the satilla shored community near brunswick, georgia. recorded showed arbery out for a run when he was confronted by travis mcmichael. here's what the georgia bureau of investigation testified about what travis mcmichael told brian shortly thereafter. >> mr. bryant said that after the shooting took place before police arrival while mr. arbery was on the ground that he heard travis michael make the statement [ bleep ]. >> let's discuss now. cnn legal analyst is here. those ugly words may have been the last that ahmaud arbery heard. the special agent also testified that travis mcmichael used the n-word many times in text messages. explain why details like this are relevant in this case. >> it's so relevant, don. good to see you, because it goes to the issue of state of mind. understand in this case you don't have to establish intent, right? so, you don't have to demonstrate that he was otherwise racist in terms of using that. we should note though that there's a parallel federal prosecution -- or i shouldn't say prosecution. that's prematu

you weren't holding up no bible when aubrey was killed in brunswick, when taylor was killed in louisville road. he had been robbed and beaten. they said one man came by that was the same race, his fellow brother. and he kept walking. then another man came by that was well read in the scriptures, knew every scripture, knew because you may pack the police union on one side, but the righteous is going to be on the other side that far courtroom. [ applause ] it's time that we reclaim the righteous in this country. well, reverend, we don't know if we got the money and we got the political power. well, we got the vote. and we got something that we had before we had the vote. we had god on our side. that's why when they was even in slavery, they used to have church out in the slave quarters. because they understood that if they called on god, that god would answer prayer. and the same god that brought us from chattel slavery is still on the throne. the same god that brought us from the back of the bus is still on the throne. the same god that brought us from jim crow is still on the throne. and