the clark brothers range has twice as many customers as usual owner steve clarke says gun sales at the decades old family business have never been so high. there's just some people who said i'm not sure how to deal with this if i have a firearm i can deal with this if somebody tries to take something of mine i can defend myself. hardly anyone here wears a face mask social distancing doesn't seem to be important but some have come to reflect on what drives americans to guns these days. my explanation is we americans in the country have gone berserk we think this coronaviruses the next apocalypse and it's just in people are scared for some. unknown reason i know that i think that's a simple as that. was fear for some is business for others there's a one hour wait time and extra paperwork to get into this gun shop in the city of arlington the store was completely sold out in the early stages of the shutdown shop owner sean poulan says he is still struggling to keep up with the clients appetite for firearms. mace and fun has not bought any new weapons since the virus hits for him training

virginia are considered essential business and were allowed to remain open during the shutdown the clark brothers range has twice as many customers as usual owner sean clark says gun sales at the decades old family business have never been so high. there's just some people who said i'm not sure how to deal with this if i have a firearm i can deal with this if somebody tries to take something of mine i can defend myself. hardly anyone here wears a face mask social distancing doesn't seem to be important but some have come to reflect on what drives americans to guns these days. my explanation is. we americans in the country have gone berserk we think this coronaviruses the next apocalypse and. in people are scared for some. unknown reason and i think that's a ship always that. wants fear for some is business for others there's a one hour wait time and extra paperwork to get into this gun shop in the city of arlington the store was completely sold out in the early stages of the shutdown shop owner sean poole and says he is still struggling to keep up with the clients appetite for firearms. we can't

the clark brothers range has twice as many customers as usual owner steve clarke says gun sales at the decades old family business have never been so high. there's just some people i'm not sure how to deal with this if i have a firearm i can deal with this if somebody tries to take something of mine i can defend myself. hardly anyone here wears a face mask social distancing doesn't seem to be important but some have come to reflect on what drives americans to guns these days. the explanation is we americans in the country have gone berserk we think this coronaviruses the next apocalypse and. people are scared for. i don't reason i think that's a simple is that. what's fear for some is business for others there's a one hour wait time and extra paperwork to get into this gun shop in the city of arlington the store was completely sold out in the early stages of the shutdown shop owner sean poole and says he is still struggling to keep up with the clients appetite for firearms. we can't meet the demand. of all the customers we don't have. the variety that we used to have also access to var

minneapolis shout out to be out in minnesota towards float for the family and with 5 but are you guys clark's brotherant a clerk also speaking about the painful similarities between the 2 cases brought me back to my brother about the back to air romney back to a place in my life a moment of my life i wish on my worst enemy work but in an unprecedented move their shield on the former minneapolis police officer captured kneeling on floyd's neck in this video. >>has now been charged with third-degree murder in california this would be voluntary manslaughter but below second-degree murder attorney mark reichel says police officers have been charged in the past but it's extremely rare and the main reason is no prosecutor for political reasons. >>and if you're reelected ever wants to lose a high profile case, it's better not really. >>the blue-eyed profile case and obviously officer-involved killings are always high profile news tonight, a claire says it's an outcome. he wishes. >>it happened in his brother's case there was just kind of bility for my brother and i think we have to wait to see how this play

clark, shot in the back of the head. shot by police officers unarmed, 24 years old, never arrested and still charged and still walking in the streets. he was a father and the brother, he can't live. we go back to tyson nelson. a young african-american man who did not see adulthood shot in the back by minneapolis officers when we went out to protest in front of the precinct police station, the very officer who shot and killed nelson was standing out there on duty. that's a mockery of our lives of african-american people. when we are being treated as if our pain does not matter, we try to peacefully protest but no we have no control what is happening in the city. people are fed up, people are angry and they have every right to be. we are asking the media to be responsible and respectful of how you cover this story. some of these young people are in the streets and they have the right to be angry. we hope today will lead to a paradigm shift and the city of minneapolis where they get bebe recognize black lives matter. we are here demanding charges immediately. by not holding them accountable, the only officer who had faced charges was muhammad north who shot and kille