carrie horn is joining me now. thank you so much for being with us today.e now you have a decade later what a different view, right. i want to know what you thought as you watched the video of george floyd? >> it was heartbreaking. because i know that he did not have to die. had one of those officers stepped in and intervened. and from my situation, i understand that i did stop the choke hold and he does live. so for me it was really heartbreaking and i cried for two days trying to understand why no one would listen to me. because police brutality is the problem. and i figured out the solution which would be carrie's law. i should not have lost my pension for doing what was right. >> you had served 19 years, right. you were one year shy of your pension. and i see your shirt there. it says george floyd needed carrie horn but you watched the video and there was no one stepping in. and i wonder if you could tell us what it was like for you in that moment to make that decision, what was your thought process when you decided to step in? >> well, i knelt to him a

the sound of ship horns carry an urgent message what is believed to be the world's largest historic sailing fleet is struggling to survive most of the ships are more than a century old and were used to sail dutch waters transporting cargo. really should feel put out to show off this is the oldest charter ship in the netherlands belt in 876 so more than 140 years old used to be run ship the sound between rotterdam to jewish engines did not exist yet. leon from the low has been restored and sailing ships for the past 4 decades he's safe lab to him from the scrap yard and with his partner he's now organizing to worse but since the pandemic the ship spends most of its time anchored at the harbor from over. because of the virus we are not allowed to be close to each other and that is impossible in this work you can't experience this kind of toll individually you experience this adventure together with one and i have metres distancing now needed on board he says he can't make enough money to cover the high costs of maintaining the old ship . with social distancing rules in place this seems to be

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we show up carrying dlip boards and bull horns and signs and there are a fraction that are not part of black lives matter that are showing up with cement bricks and sawed off hammers. i caught some who are not part of black lives matter and these guys were racist white supremacist and i put it on video and put on it twitter. but the president needs to be careful with his rhetoric. i'm not a thug. i'm an organizer and i'm a black man and i care about my community and he needs to be careful his rhetoric. >> keith, tell me about what happened to you this weekend. >> well, brooke, i was walking down 125th street in harlem, in new york city, covering a protest of black lives matter, organizers approached the west south highway in manhattan and converged on the highway. i was ahead of them taking photos and video to post online and the police approached from the other direction, 94th street and i was in the middle trying to document the whole thing. the police walked past me and i told them i was with the press and they told me to clear the street and i told them i was with the press, they d

carrying banners no police no peace alongside mark cars on horns in a similar demonstration the day before officers threw handcuffs on the ground and it comes after the french interior minister banned police from using chokeholds in arrests describing it as a dangerous method but the general secretary of the french police union is refusing to budge. so. the statement by christopher guest and their this monday is unacceptable he was talking about burn in choke holes in the rest but this is used to an identification just like i and my colleagues were told we are using this method against those who resist identity checks or arrests in order to avoid this collation of the situation in the police christopher cluster near should revise the current stance on this and confirm in a matter of hours that this ban will not be introduced moreover a list of new methods should be introduced that would be as effective and provide safety for my colleagues otherwise the police protests going on right now across france will continue. in the meantime rightwing demonstrations have defended the boxed up statue

carried banners saying no policed. no pace alongside marked cars honking their horns in a similar demonstration the day prior to that officers are thrown handcuffs on to the ground that came after the french interior minister police were using chokeholds in arrest describing it as a dangerous method the general secretary of the french police union is refusing to budge. the statement by christopher guest and there this monday is unacceptable he was talking about ben and cho calls in the rest but this is used here in identification just like i and my colleagues were taught we are using this method against those who resist identity checks or arrests you know that to avoid this collation of the situation in the police christopher custom issued revise the current stance on this and confirm in a matter of hours that this ban will not be introduced moreover a list of new methods should be introduced that would be as effective and provide safety for my colleagues otherwise the police protests going on right now across france will continue. until i heard $1300.00 medics warned that thousands of protesters might be in danger of contra

laura anthony has the story now from danville. [ horn honking ] >> reporter: they came in loud and dozens strong. a caravan of cars carrying protesters to the neighborhood to the home of contra costa county sheriff david livingston. >> we as community members feel unsafe with him as a top law enforcement agency in the county and this is our way of escalating a flairive about what we need in terms of real investment into the community that isn't just more people on the streets with guns. >> reporter: there have been ten inmate deaths from suicide and drugs and health issues at contra costa jails in the past two years and these protesters want those issues addressed. they also want the sheriff's department defunded. juvenile hall closed and -- >> i personally think sheriff livingston should resign. i don't think he should run for another term. >> that is not going to happen. >> reporter: sheriffs monitored the event via helicopter and drone. >> there was no need to have a force there. they were peaceful. there was no reported incidents and it worked out for everybody. >> reporter: one neighbor was sympathetic to the message

place in the state's capitol was over the arrest of the black man seen carrying a baseball bat and seen yelling through a bull hornthe restaurant. and during the protest is when we say some of the statues toppled, including one that fought for the union and another that designated freedom or progress as well. and also we saw democratic state senator tim carpenter, who was on the scene trying to take a picture and says he was assaulted by some of the protesters. in fact, one of the local stations say they had to call 911 for an ambulance after he was punched and kicked in the head repeatedly. a day later, they're assessing some of the danielage, released a statement on how they're going to proceed in their mindset, saying, quote, what happened in madison last night was a contrast in what we've seen from peaceful protests we have seen across our state in recent weeks and i want to be clear, violence against any person, whether in broad daylight, in the middle of the street, in broad daylight, at home in their sleep, like last night, is wrong. it should never be tolerated. and he's prepared to call in the national gu

last night's demonstrations came from a black man arrested, seen on video carrying a baseball bat and yelling through a bull hornde and outside of a restaurant. it was during those protests that we saw some of the statues toppled. one of them for someone who fought for the union during the civil war and another statue that symbolized progress. now in the midst of all of that, we saw democratic state senator of milwaukee tim carpenter who was there and said he was taking a picture before he was then assaulted by protesters. in fact, one of the local affiliated wkow said they have to call 911 for an ambulance for carpenter who said he was not only assaulted but hit in the head and punched and kicked multiple times over the course of these. now you read the statement that governor tony evers put out saying they're not tolerating this type of demonstration and protest. they say there was damage done to multiple pieces of state property. they're assessing that portion. they also say capitol police reported mult peel people trying to breach the state capitol as well. and it is part of why as you mention they are now p

meal, they are finally back outside, able to spend money and help the economy, he used bull horn and carryingnd he gets arrested you know what that does, that gets 200 people protesting, they broke windows and through cocktails. brian: fantastic, lastly, i would expect if we were invaded by another country i would expect them to us. we are doing this to ourselves. this is unbelievable. we are destroying our own country and i don't see one democrat even saying that they're even slightly disturbed by it. steve: governor of the great state of wisconsin said enough is enough and called in the national guard yesterday and he is a democrat. brian: what about joe biden? steve: they gave him an inch? joe biden will have an event and we have a correspondent in the field, maybe he will ask joe about that. in the meantime 8:06 in new york city, fox news alert, federal judge overseeing michael flynn's case has delayed all proceedings after an appeal's court sided with the doj and ordered the case be thrown out. griff jenkins is sorting it all out and he joins us from dc, griff. griff: good morning, the g

horns in solidarity. >> history of abuse and neglect. >> reporter: from the water front, they marched to city halls, teens, adults, families with children, carrying signs and a very clear message. >> i home you realize this is not a white versus black issue. >> reporter: all of them wanting change when it comes to police brutality. >> change needs to happen today. today, immediately, nobody else needs to die by people who abuse their power! >> reporter: that peaceful protest, a sharp contrast to the violence that was committed by looters and vandals over night. early this morning there was an officer-involved sooti officer-involved shooting of a suspect, we know the suspect was taken to the hospital but the place are police are saying little else. >> i have never experienced anything like i have seen in the city of vallejo, that was a cor coordinated attack by such individuals to cause harm to the city. >> reporter: the police chief will not say -- the coordinated efforts, who might be behind that. and the officer involved shooting, they sl have a news conference tomorrow. and it looks like the peaceful protest is winding down. live in vallejo, n