grady trimble is live for us today in cicero, illinois, with the latest from there. grady?ll, we're south and west of the city right now and there was looting here yesterday. right now i want to show you what is going on. there were threats of violence on social media. just in the last hour or so, police have locked down several roads and they are on high alert right now, trying to make sure there is no violence in the streets of cicero tonight. yesterday was a bit of a free-for-all at times with looters hitting a liquor store and other stores in this area. two people were shot and killed here and here, 60 people were arrested. across chicago several hundred were arrested. then over in the far return suburb of napierville. there was a peaceful protest planned. that lasted for hours. at some point it turned violent and people started looting stores there. i talked to a business owner napierville and who said it is senseless. >> i don't know why they even came here to destroy everything. it seems like, we had protests t was great to come in, after everyone left to break thing

destroyed our capitalist democracy and replaced it with a mafia state what the roman philosopher cicero called the commonwealth a raise public a public thing or the property of a people has been transformed into an instrument of naked pillage and repression on behalf of a global corporate oligarchy we are serfs ruled by obscene the rich the potent masters who loot the u.s. treasury pay little or no taxes and have perverted the judiciary the media and the legislative branches of government to strip us of civil liberties and give them the freedom to commit financial fraud and that. the loss of control over our system of rulership the misuse of all democratic institutions the electoral process and laws to funnel money upwards into a handful of oligarchy while stripping us of power ominously means that the ruling elites can no longer claim the right to have a monopoly on violence violence employed by police and security agencies such as the f.b.i. which have devolved into occupying forces to protect the exclusive interests of a tiny ruling criminal class exposes the fiction of the rule of l

destroyed our capitalist democracy and replaced it with a mafia state what the roman philosopher cicero called the commonwealth a raise public up public thing or the property of a people has been transformed into an instrument of naked pillage and repression on behalf of a global corporate oligarchy we are serfs ruled by obscene lee rich on the potent masters who loot the u.s. treasury pay little or no taxes and have perverted the judiciary the media and the legislative branches of government to strip us of civil liberties and give them the freedom to commit financial fraud and theft. the loss of control over our system of rulership the misuse of all democratic institutions the electoral process and laws to funnel money upwards into a handful of oligarchy while stripping us of power ominously means that the ruling elites can no longer claim the right to have a monopoly on violence violence employed by police and security agencies such as the f.b.i. which have devolved into occupying forces to protect the exclusive interests of a tiny ruling criminal class exposes the fiction of the rule

jose gutierrez was a bystander, watching others loot a store in cicero. being there he was shot in the head and killed by this man. that is what police say. another victim in illinois was this man, 27, shot to death outside of a grocery store. no one remembers his name, we should. in minneapolis, francisco, who is 46, was found dead next to a burned-out car. police attributed his death too complex, homicidal violence. that's obvious. at least three people were murdered during the violence in indianapolis. one was former indiana football player chris beatty. he was found shot to death just outside his apartment. an unnamed latino man in his 20s was also killed on sunday in los angeles in an area that was completely demolished by rioters. and those are just the ones who was killed. probably not an exhaustive list. thousands have been hurt, maim, financially ruined, brain damage over the past week. dozens of those are police officers. they were injured trying to protect the public. one of them is las vegas police officer, he was shot during the riot on monda

police arrested 60 people in cicero. in the western suburb of neighb naperville.ople came to clean up and then they were looted. we talked to some business owners they say it's senseless. >> i don't know why they came here to destroy everything. we had the protest. it was great. everybody left. then they wanted to break things. >> we should point out that thousands and thousands of people gathers on the north side of chicago and peacefully protest. no major issues there. chicago's mayor announcing that they're dealing with the coronavirus entering the next phase of reopening tomorrow. that was the question. and it is going to go forward. dana? >> dana: we wish them the best. thank you, grady. the killing of george floyd, another harsh reminder of america's ongoing struggle with race. my next guest is a republican congressional candidate in minnesota. he's also a father of five. sharing a powerful and hopeful letter his wife wrote to their sons after floyd's death. it reads in part -- excuse me. i was going to read about it. i wanted to have you here, kendall. a bu

house speaker nancy pelosi cicero begins her "trying to get away with murder, the murder of george floyd well, i think, if republicans are going to insist on half measures on things like studies about choke hold, that is absolutely letting people get away with murder. >> the country has given us the opportunity to lead, to lead! and my friends on the other side just said no. not know to the legislation. they just said no. >> shannon: look at the police perspective on the deponents with foreman u.s. police commissioner, bernie kerik. start with speaker pelosi, republicans are trying to get away with murder, the murder of george floyd, she was asked if she wanted to retract that or apologize, here's what she said. >> absolutely, positively not. the fact is -- people say i think you frankly in the press have given them far too much credit for a bill that does nothing. they are saying will you have your bill, they have theirs, yet, our build on something, does nothing. >> shannon: your reaction? >> you know what, shannon, i think ms. pelosi is a little confused about who killed george floyd.

citiess but, for instance, in the chicicago subus, f faraway subus fromom the majoror c city like , ciceroand others, , have also seen a strange incidence of looting ththat have gogone on.n. do you have some concern there y be some a attempts s to a acty -- deliberate attempts to provoke violence to stir up greater animososity among g some sectors of the american community? >> absolutely. are three sets of folks who are in the streets. there are protesters, those who are fighting against police brutality and police terror. there are white supremacists, those who are exploiting who black paint in this moment and really try to undermine our protests. then police whwho sometitimes as protesters, so undndercovers, ad also uniformed o officers who he created significant amount of distressed havoc and confusion in protests. we have to be careful when we are protesting, both with covid-19 but also because there are times when their agent provocateurs and different people who have different agendas than what our movement actually hasas. amy: we want to thank you for joining us, patrisse cullors, p

we are in cicero where this liquor store was looted and police put up these barriers to stop people fromghborhood. we also have video of that happening. it was going on during the night and even in broad daylight. it became violent at times as well with two people shot and killed and more than 50 people arrested. then in naperville, a far west suburb of illinois, we also saw rioting and looting there. we talked to a business owner in the downtown area as folks gathered in large numbers to clean up this morning. he said there was a peaceful protest that went on for hours, but then as it got later, he describes what happened next. >> i thought that we would probably be pretty safe here because there was a good show of police last night. but the protests came and left and people came back and as soon as the fireworks started going off, it was like a signal. reporter: i should also mention thousands and thousands of people gathered on the north side of chicago outside of the downtown area in what was largely a peaceful protest. as we are dealing with all of this looting and rioting, we are a

we were in one of those suburbs this morning, cicero. we can see some images from there. i believe we have some of those pictures where a lot of businesses were vandalized. some looting happening out there. so now the governor has sent national guard troops to that area as well. and more protests planned today at 2:00 p.m., we're headed to wrigley field where another protest is planned. action continuing here in the city. at the same time, katy, chicago is on track to hit 50,000 cases soon. 1,000 people still hospitalized in the city during the coronavirus pandemic. so crisis within crisis here as we see in so many cities across america right now, katy. >> and so many health officials were very worried that all of these protests with everything so close together could lead to another rise in cases of coronavirus. chuck, i know it's something -- dasha, thank you. chuck, it's something you and i have talked about. what happens when you cram all these people together. this is -- it's justified protest but, remember, we are in the middle of a pandemic. >> exactly. >>> up next