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we know that in some cases it is condoned by supervisors. and administrators, we police differently than our counterparts. we seem to be more accepted in the community than our counterparts. that is because those are communities that we come from, we grew up in those communities, we live in those communities, we got married there. we sent our kids to school in those communities. we go to church in those communities. we are a better known entity. when we go on the job, we go back and live in those communities. host: what do you see as the biggest challenge for black law enforcement officers? guest: learning that we have to talk up more, we have to be more vocal about the issues in policing. being in those agencies, what you have to recognize is that out of the 18,000 police departments across the country, 800,000 law enforcement officers, we only make up 12% of the community. research that we have conducted has indicated, where ranking officers are concerned, we make up less than 4%. i served as a senior patrol lieutenant for the state campus

creates an impression that the horse was a boat addressed in that tension was abolished somehow condoning for the scenes order against you when he talked to widely to president trump. you know more than one year ago and we remember you know that was a sickening conversation because zielinski is isn't viceroy of the united states in ukraine and the tragedy of the tragedy over ukrainian u.s. relations is that both zielinski and the former prosecutor general sam call they didn't understand american politics they thought that was really the president they thought that he was rude in the united states which was. a mistake. and there is all it was that basically a start up spewing out compromise on the former american ambassador in kiev america your monish basically it was not a compromise it was all true if you know she wasn't all there in him what to do but she didn't understand you know i know it was and then you go trump but they didn't mean that she won't be our thanks to my trump and giuliani trump and do it isolate it in the united states so now suddenly it won't sound all that former pr

how they condone any kind of radicalism any kind of racist talk you've only it comes elyse in fight in the big countries you know they're. muslim fundamentalists some of whom ford in syria you know the gradation fascists you know the ukrainian nationalists they all give basically a blank check from the united states you know the current actions so who are extremists nationalists in kiev just look at the pictures of what they did do is enhanced his office you know and you're minding a continuation on war in ukraine well they were basically given a blank check or their prosecutor former prosecutor general said to whom i mentioned he said 3 years ago would have been cold any at their record against a ukrainian nationalist activist will be considered an attack against the ukrainian state itself and so that was the police union you can root out you can call for which an hour a new russian influence that's a lot but don't you dare to touch the so-called activists and the western media call them activists nope not see what is activists. insulation is art and sit ins are insofar as they recogn

tell me something, please, that is something you don't condone. >> i absolutely do not condone killing >> i really want to believe jeff. but when i dig deeper into his website, i stumble on something even more disturbing. >> there are two games on here. first person shooter games where somebody is walking into, you know, a synagogue and murdering jews. for somebody who claims he's opposed to violence, to put things like this into the world, that's pretty [ bleep ] unacceptable to me. i know if i push jeff too hard too fast i might lose him. but i can't support a hypocrite who preaches peace while he profits off of merchandise that promotes violence. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ with relapsing forms of ms, there's a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapses. all these other things too. who

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shift and i'm a by mention on condon he thanked everyone except sally how much it should but by and as a whole we're not amused by flicks timing they did not expect him to make the announcement and it seems he told the players before the game. could the wolves profit from the strange circumstances of a cost pulled one back. to last the ball in midfield and vote pounced they are not certain the table for nothing. flick might be seeing again soon for germany away from all those boardroom battles. never sulks for long and quickly redeemed himself with the assist for another most jala goal to make it 31. it says a lot that flick has molded such a resilient side and yet still wasn't happy. half time and flick was again looking pensive is he going to miss the cost and thrust of the bundesliga matches week in week out the 2nd time was going to be tense. made it 32 after 54 minutes through much of miriam finish. it's been a stellar season for glass in this team could he be on the move as well. the old school coach felt compelled to clarify his situation. i haven't spoken to a single club i hav

we cannot condone this inhumanity, america. we cannot condone this evil that we saw on that video where derek chauvin kept his knee on george floyd's neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds, and we have to finally have this racial reckoning, america, because if we don't, then people are going to continue to have these emotional protests, and i am tired as many black people are tired of hearing when they kill unarmed black people, i mean, from the local level all the way to the president of the united states, they say it is tragic that daunte wright was killed, but looting is unacceptable. well, what i want the president and everybody to add to that line, martha, is killing unarmed black people is unacceptable. we have to send that message to the police because the crux of the matter is this black, and i'm going to die black, but police do not kill me because i am black. >> mr. crump, we really appreciate you joining us this morning. thanks so much. >> thank you, martha. >>> and for more analysis on all of this, let's bring in abc new

intentionally racist, not a right was met with aggression and violence which i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder. no more policing, incarceration and militarization. it can't be reformed. the shooting having political fallout, mayor mike elliott giving his office command authority over policing and announce the firing of the city manager who calls for due process for all involved. >> all employees are entitled to process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due process and that is all i can say. >> reporter: all this from the backdrop of derek chauvin's trial in its third week, a press conference being held in minneapolis with the families of dante right and george floyd. >> former civil rights act% founder of the woodson center bob woodson says congresswoman tlaib is off the mark with her call to end policing. >> if she is serious about what she is advocating let her be the first to dismiss the capital police. let her post that she will not respond or call 911. she needs to lead by example and dismiss all of her security at the capital. put it on the l

jackson in no way condone the behavior depicted in the video. this action deeply impacts our community. >> another unarmed black man could be dead today because he was walking in a neighborhood that i'm told is adjacent to his, doing absolutely nothing. pentland could spend up to 30 days in jail if convicted. the sheriff says the man's underlying medical condition may have contributed to the neighbors' initial concern but the sheriff would not elaborate, kenneth, mona? >> thank you. >>> the house judiciary committee has voted to advance a bill on slavery reparations more than 30 years after it was initially introduced. it would create a commission to examine the impact of slavery and discrimination in the u.s. and explore possible compensation for descendants of slaves. final passage is unlikely in the divided congress. >>> today marks two years since the fire that severely damaged the notre dame cathedral in paris. eventually, the famous sphere collapsed. french president macron says it will be restored by 2024. he visits the site today. expert

you don't condone that. >> i don't. >> and we cannot condone that. breaking point. i do say, silence is not an option. and you're right about, these cases, our white brothers and sisters' silence is killing us. it is not upon black people to correct the issue. it is possible the racist to correct their actions. >> i was at a community leader's meeting yesterday with the sheriff. we looked around and talked about the fact that there were not any white community leaders present. that needs to change. >> it does. i have to go. i appreciate your time. thank you for your candor and your honesty. >>> it's been nearly 100 days since the capitol riot. now we're learning about a police order that told officers to hold back their use of force despite warnings the capitol was under threat. so what do you love about your always pan? it's a kitchen magician. have you ever seen a pan cook three things at once? >>> tomorrow will be 100 days since a mob of trump supporting insurrectionists stormed the capitol, attempting to overturn the election. today we're hearing

>> we can't condone this excessive use of force, america . >>> tensions running high across the countryn the face of the former officer charged in the death of george floyd will soon be in the hands of the jury. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news. >>> now it 6:30, a big week ahead of the derek chauvin murder trial in minneapolis. the prosecution and defense are set to make closing arguments tomorrow. >> tensions are building ahead of the highly anticipated verdict from the for -- jury. >> reporter: prosecutors will try to convince the jury that george floyd died because derek chauvin pressed his knee against his neck for more than nine minutes and the defense will likely argue again that other factors including drug use and health issues caused his death and the family attorney was asked what he would say if the not guilty verdict is returned. >> i would say once again the american legal system has broken our heart and that we can't condone this excessive use of forcrica. >> reporter: during three ek th from 45 witnesses anw hours of video of floyd's arrest played again and again and dere

we would condone the harassing people, who have signed up to serve this nation.e can voice our anger. we can voice our frustration with all things in america. there is nothing more american than doing so. we have to do so in love. we have to do so in peace. elizabeth: where are those leaders, where are those leaders saying exactly what you're saying about martin luther king and you know bobby kennedy? how come the message has been lost today. we know, we hear that biden's nominee for to run the doj civil rights division is saying don't defund the police but where is the powerful messaging that you just said, joseph, to mlk, dr. king and bobby kennedy? where is that messaging? >> the reality we're in a broken place in america right now. something has truly broken in the spirit of this nation. i think you can talk about what is happening with covid. people are having such deep isolation. no one has that connectivity to their neighbor. we feel somehow people are left alone. i think again, i would implore our brothers and sisters on the left to recognize if they want

's but the sonoran union high school districts that they do not condone assignments that could make studentseel unwelcome. >>> burning man is officially canceled for a second year in a row because of the pandemic. the desert festival that is focused on community and art attracts thousands from around the world. the organizers were considering proof of vaccination to attend. they have abandoned that attempt and decided to set their sights on black rock city 2022. hosting a virtual festival beginning on august 21st. >>> a historic east bay theater that closed long before the pandemic could soon raise the curtain again. the theater shutdown and 2005. and supporters have been trying to revive it ever cents. e bay time said that the nonprofit tried to purchase the 1941 art deco building. they have targeted reopening date of december 2022. >>> the golden state warriors of the first to launch a digital collection of memorabilia. you can bid for items up for auction. the auction runs through saturday and a portion of the proceeds benefit the warriors foundation p.i.t. it sounds silly to complain abo

. >> i have to tell you, howie, when i first saw -- i don't respect violence of any kind, i don't condonee of any kind and certainly not when you have anybody in political office even tiptoeing along that line. i didn't, i didn't appreciate the word, you know, become more confrontational. but i also didn't appreciate the judge singling her out because, you know, across media you had people on the left and the right weighing in on this, other politicians weighing in on this. and they may not have used the word confrontational, but to me, i kind of started to have an idea of the political leanings of that judge, and one should always be looking at a judge, no matter what courtroom they're n as completely impartial, justice is supposed to be blind. howard: i've got a half minute for each of you. mollie, will the media look back on the george floyd trial and the case and this killing as a turning point in terms of public opinion on this question of police excessive force against minorities? >> well, the media will look at that. i'm not sure if it will be as much in the real world where this w

the violence and condone harassing people, we have signed up to serve this nation and we can voice ournger and our frustration in all things in american, we have to do so in love and we have to do so in peace. liz: where are the leaders saying exactly what you're saying about martin luther king and bobby kennedy, how come that message has been lost today, we know the biden nominee to run the d.o.j. civil rights division is don't defund the police, m where is the powerful messaging that you just said that mo mlk martin luther king and bobby kennedy. >> the reality were in a broken place in the america something is really broken and the speed of this nation, talking about what's happening in collating deep isolation, nobody has that connectivity to their neighbor we feel it as a people have been left alone, i would import our brothers and sisters on i the lt to recognize if they want to say the words of donald j trump have an impact that they influence people, their words alsols influence people, we have to recognize that influence and bring people together to say if were going to build

>> i would say once again the american legal system has broken our heart and that we cannot condone this excessive use of force, america. >> reporter: during three weeks of testimony, the jury heard from 45 witnesses and saw hours of video of floyd's arrest played again and again. chauvin, who listened closely and took notes throughout the trial invoked his constitutional right not to testify. the jury will be seestered during deliberations. as the case watched up, minneapolis has launched one of the largest security th thousands of officers and national guard troops already on patrol. high last week's shooting of 20-year-old daunte wright in nearby brooklyn center. officer kimberly potter faces a manslaughter charge. >> there's no justice for daunte wright. true justice would be him here with us today, being with his family, raising his son. >> reporter: on sunday, a multiracial coalition of women and mothers called for potter to also be charged with murder. cbs news, minneapolis. >>> antioch police are trying to find the suspects who shot and killed a 16-year-old boy in a garage near t

he says the unfortunate attack has nothing to do with racism or the establishment, and he does not condone violence. >> this viral video was made by an 18-year-old and his mother, living otherwise, it shows her son and his bruise i. they were visiting san francisco for the weekend. he says he was sitting alone in an area outside the bar, waiting for his parents. the owner asked him to leave several times because he was underage, but he refused. >> said this is a bar, and you need to be 21 or older to sit here, and you need to get out of here, by the way it sounded said get the [ censored ] out of here come to me. >> i said you have to leave this area, you are not allowed in this area, this is our area, it is considered inside the bar. >> reporter: he says a bystander and patron got involved and punched him. >> i went when he hit him, i cannot believe he did it. this guy, it was no threat, no threat. i was horror struck by it. >> the video alleges that if you are asian, this is the kind of servant you get waiting for pizza, and it has led to hundreds of negative reviews at the bar, and he h

what i've understood is the releasing of video this early in a situation is not something that they condone. they leave it up to me to do that. as i decided to do that, they're not part of this conversation. they're not part of this press conference at this time. >> why did you decide to do this today? >> i felt the community needed to know what happened. they needed to see it. i needed to be transparent. and i want to be forthright. due respect to dante as well. >> chief, can you talk about what led to the traffic stop? dante wright's mother told reporters he had a air freshener on his rearview mirror. >> from what i understood from the public safety briefing there was an expired registration on the vehicle. the tabs were expired. upon arrival when the officer made contact, at that time when he walked up to the car he discovered there was a hanging item from the rearview mirror. so there was a contact that the officer went up there initially for, obtained his id, or his name, he walked back to his car and at that time he ran his name and he found out that he had a warrant. that's why they

what i have understood is the releasing of video this early in a situation is not something they condone. they leave it up to me to do that. i decided to do that. they are not part of the conversation, part of the press conference at this time. >> why did you decide to do this? >> i felt the community needed to know what happened. they needed to see it. i needed to be transparent. i want to be forthright. due respect to daunte as well. >> can you talk about what led to the traffic stop? the mother told reporters he had an air freshener hanging from his rearview mirror. >> from what i understood, there was an expired registration on the vehicle. upon arrival, when the officer made contact, i think at that time when he walked up to the car, he discovered there was a hanging item from the rearview mirror. there was contact that the officer went up there initially for. obtained his i.d. or his name. he walked back to his car. at that time he ran his name and he found out he had a warrant. that's why they were making custodial arrest. >> you can tell us about the warrant? >> i have little inf

and that should be condoned. >> when do you believe, or do you believe as to when this restraint, thent on the ground that you viewed, should have stopped? chief arradondo: once mr. floyd -- and this is based on my viewing of the videos -- once mr. floyd had stopped resisting and certainly once he was in distress and trying to verbalize that, that should have stopped. there's an initial reasonableness in trying to just get him under control in the first few seconds. but once there was no longer any resistance and clearly when mr. floyd was no longer responsive and even motionless to continue to apply that level of force to a person proned out, handcuffed behind their back, that that in no way, shape, or form is anything that is by policy, is not part of our training, and it is certainly not part of our ethics or our values. >> sir, based on your review of the video and based on your own experiencend training as an m.p.d. officer, did you see signs during the encounter that mr. floyd was exhibiting -- in issue of being in medical distress? chief arradondo: yes, yes. >> and you saw at o

and intentionally racist done to right was met with aggression and violence i'm done with those who condone. government funded murder no more policing incarceration and military zeeshan it can't be reformed the police are once again the target of concentrated rage from black lives matter and its allies growth we're seeing much happening in the way of actual police reform or some change happening but for the most part at least at the street level or at the point where people get a reaction with the police we're seeing very little at the end of the day the priests continue slaughtering american citizens on the streets on a daily basis i don't think that it's so much that people hate the police so much as the people he used by the police and the lack of accountability that characterizes the american police a significant portion of. the citizenry are basically tired of this of this mom stopped and will slaughter the reputation of the law enforcement is once again in the spotlight with the unrest now growing many wonder how much of the community will get destroyed in the coming outrage but analy

. >> do you know if he's ever condoned violence >> reporter: at parents for peace the phones keep ringing. >> when covid happened, our help line tripled >> reporter: executive director miriam churchill says it's not just because of the pandemic did the events of january 6th have any impact on your help line that you could see? >> yes the help line number was just hot, hot, hot. >> reporter: on the line, people who want to get their loved ones out of all kinds of hate groups ideologies from white supremacy to islamic radicalism >> people that are using hate, they are >> reporter: it's why they do interventions. these days on zoom and we were granted rare access to listen in as their caller joined on speaker phone. >> we agree your husband needs help >> i appreciate the support. >> reporter: we're obscuring her identifying details but can say she wants help for her husband, who drinks, goes online, and sinks deeper into hate >> he would say if half the population were wiped out things would be better. >> was there a point when you saw that your husband was getting increasingly radicalized?

and you know, we totally condone -- condemned the use of force to try to get rid of a government that place and we will do everything we can to support our friends, but also those countries and producing that stability that is so important. i think that is the real key here. we have to recognize that what we don't do over there comes back to haunt us all over here. i think the lessons of the last 20 years have meant that we have to as a defense realize the best defense is sometimes being over there, being abroad, investing in resilience of other countries. that is the best way of keeping troubles from coming to our shores. >> we will have to ended their. thank you so much for your time. the u.k. defense secretary. thanks to our viewers on the program. goodbye for now. ♪ >> ever since the huge fire ripped through notre dame, this ancient cathedral has been turned into a giant building site. two years on, the work to secure and shore up the structure is mostly finished. but the hard work is far from over. >> don't mi notre dame revisited, and the heart of the cathedral, alongside the me

quick to think of any doomsday scenarios of potential collapse or what now or what not now you know condone their leader he's also apparently trying to mask his country's weakness with exaggerated displays of military strength by holding military parades we saw that earlier this year by advertising nuclear weapons capabilities you know in statements and verbal e. you know he seemingly does not possess and even testing missiles that we've recently seen. do we have a sense of that by the administration's approach to north korea and to the 2 koreas . you know we are still hearing that there they are wrapping up their policy review but you know so we'll have to wait but according to what we've heard publicly from president biden and secretary of state blinken you know i think the contours or the main principles are already out there and they really are that the by administration is definitely open to diplomacy but they're also interested in types of pressure tools to to try to you know to to elicit north certain behaviors that the international community wants to see to perhaps even the right t

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the severity of that so that is not a policy that is not what we teach and that should be condoned. when do you believe or do you have a belief as to when this restraint restraint on the ground that you should have stopped. once mr floyd in this is based on my viewing of the videos. once mr floyd had stopped resisting and certainly once he was. in distress and trying to verbalize that. that that should have stopped. very there's an initial reasonable this in trying to just get him under control over there in the 1st few seconds but but once there was no longer any resistance and clearly when mr floyd was no longer responsive and even motionless to continue to apply that level of force to aim person. handcuffed behind their back. that that is in no way shape or form is anything that. is by policy is not part of our training and it is certainly not part of our ethics are about. sir based on your review of the video and based on your own experience and training as m.p.t. officer did you see signs during the encounter that mr floyd was exhibiting. in disha being in medical distress. yes

given the set of circumstances, i cannot and will not condone any excessive force.nally, any use of profanity is considered unwarranted and not professional. meantime, a community angry, not backing down. >> when you start making noise and clapping back when there is disruptive behavior, people get agitated. that means you are doing a good word. go get this and don't get discouraged. >> the body cam videos released by the family's attorney. the police department says it would not release the video because it involved a minor. >>> on the road to recovery now. after nine months of canceled reopenings and fears it would never open again, san francisco's legendary at the itch grill officially reopens tomorrow. the financial district institution and my favorite san francisco restaurant, but there is not why we're covering the story. will be serving lunch and dinner. established in 1849 considered the state's oldest continuously running restaurant. the owners have been waiting to reopen until the city allowed indoor dining at 50% capacity. the owners opened up reservation

jackson in no way condone the behavior depicted in the video. this action deeply impacts our community. >> another unarmed black man could be dead today because he was walking in a neighborhood that i'm told is adjacent to his. >> you're talking to my wife right now. >> doing absolutely nothing. >> reporter: pentland could face up to 30 days in jail if convicted. as for the victim in this case, the sheriff says the man's underlying medical condition may have contributed to the neighbors' initial concern, but the sheriff would not elaborate. kenneth, mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> the airline industry is hitting back at a new cdc study that suggests empty middle seats can reduce the risk of covid infections on planes by more than 50%. the airlines insist they beefed up safety protocols since that study was done including upgraded filters and airflow systems, and the cdc study did not account for passengers wearing masks. >>> coming up, a dog trying to hide during a storm gets into a tight spot trapped beneath a truck. the rescue effort next. >>>

. >> those schools issued statements not condoning any derogatory remarks and saying it does not reflect on the districts values. >>> the pentagon has overturned a trump era policy that largely bands transgender people from serving in the military. the new rules broaden access to medical care and gender transitioning for those serving and it all goes into effect may 1. earlier today president biden tweeted " transgender rights are human rights and i am calling on every american to join me in uplifting the worth and dignity of transgender americans. together we can stamp out discrimination and deliver on our nation's promise of freedom and equality for all. the changes come two days after the state of arkansas past transgender bills, one banning reassignment surgery for anyone under the age of 18. the governor just signed a bill banning trans girls from participating in school sports consistent with their gender identity. >>> you will want to double check that promise in your refrigerator. in the recall. >>> a home intruder has the tables turned and how he has his little dog angel to than

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worker makes the attack that much more difficult to comprehend says the asian law alliance is richard condon. time. >> obviously we have some adults for whatever reason have this hate and anger that's don't top and. i mean, we need to define some counseling or tell people you know, get involved. the person who is victimized in this case as well as the person attacked her. i mean, obviously he needs some some help because it doesn't make sense to i health care workers and that might close got as police describe the suspect in tuesday's attack as a white or light-skinned hispanic man. >> he wore a black or grey helmet. dark neck gator a black t-shirt with white writing and dark colored jeans. our inquiries at a nearby gas station and other businesses turned up. no surveillance video. >> as police are calling on the public for help. in this case a crime investigation is in progress as we speak. but we need your help. >> if you're in the area of last year was born in on tuesday around 05:00pm saw anything that would help us identify and arrest the perpetrator. please contact us. we need to make

worker makes the attack that much more difficult to comprehend says the asian law alliance is richard condon. time. >> obviously we have some adults for whatever reason have this hate and anger that's built up and. i mean, we need to define some constantly nerd tell people, you know, again, both the person who is victimized in this case as well as the person who attacked her. i mean, obviously he needs some some help because it doesn't make sense to i health care workers in that light post got as police describe the suspect in tuesday's attack as a white or light-skinned hispanic man. >> he wore a black or grey helmet. dark neck gator a black t-shirt with white writing and dark colored jeans. our inquiries at a nearby gas station and other businesses turned up. no surveillance video. >> as police are calling on the public for help. in this case, crime investigation is in progress as we speak. >> but we need your help if you're in the area of last year was born in on tuesday around 05:00pm and saw anything that would help us identify and arrest the perpetrator. please contact us. we need to m

and intentionally racist done to right was met with aggression and violence i'm done with those who condone government funded murder. no more policing incarceration and military zation it can't be reformed the reputation of law enforcement is once again in the spotlight with the unrest now growing many wonder how much of the community will get destroyed in the coming outrage and analysts wave of protests and looting sparked by the very same people expected to defend u.s. citizens people are misperceiving this as an organic uprising against you know legitimate anger against the police when what it is is i think organizations such as b.l.m. and. exploiting the situations that arise slapping their narrative on it and then attacking the police for it they want to try to make some concessions and say ok we can use some reform or we're going basically what it is is if people want the police to get you know better training and to you know what and that that sort of thing that makes sense to me but to just come up with a false narrative that's not backed by any evidence at all and then to say oh th

the united kingdom does not participate in, solicit, encourage or condone the use of torture for any our leading role in the promotion and protection of human rights, democracy, and the rule of law. ministers will have to decide whether to try to reverse the defeat when the bill returns to the commons. the supreme court will be the venue for the latest clash between the uk and scottish governments — this time, over a bill on children's rights passed by the scottish parliament. uk ministers say they're concerned the legislation could exceed holyrood's devolved powers. the snp�*s westminster leader sees another motive. apparently, the only basis of the uk government's legal case is that the law constrains westminster powers. so, prime minister, can you do everyone a favour by explaining how protecting children's rights in scotland threatens the tory government in london? hear, hear! borisjohnson disagreed, and accused the snp of seeking to stir up division. if they really cared about the rights of the child, mr speaker, they would do much more to improve education in scotland, where th

i am done with those who condone government funded murder, no more policing, incarceration and militarization can't be reformed. republican senator kevin cramer is now calling her words ignorant and inappropriate to call represented to leaves reaction. an overreaction would be a disservice to his whole radical that is, and white house press secretary jen psaki stated unequivocally today that the president also disagrees with congresswoman to leave. what i can state from here is that that's not the president of you. the president's view is that there are necessary, outdated reforms that should be put in place. during the campaign, then candidate biden had promised a national police oversight commission. but that commission is now on hold indefinitely while the white house focuses on pushing through the george floyd act, which would set national standards for police behavior, banned the use of choke holds and no knock warrants and end qualified immunity for police officers. senate majority leader tuck schumer said today that he will put the bill on the senate floor for a vote. but as of now, it

given this set of circumstances, i cannot and will not condone any excessive force. additionally, any use of profanity is considered unwarranted and not professional. meantime, a community angry not backing down. >> when you start making noise and clapping back when there is disruptive behavior, people get agitated. that means you're doing a good work. don't get distracted and don't get discouraged. >> that's marley reporting. the body cam video was released by the family's attorney. the police department says it would not release the video because it involved a minor, and out of respect for his family. >>> tonight fema is holding strong on its promise to shut down its mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum. it is scheduled to close next weekend, just four days before california's set to expand eligibility to anyone 16 and older. fema says california's supply line is in much better shape than it was when the site opened and it's working with local health officials on a transition plan. meanwhile, also in oakland, 2,000 people got the single-dose johnson & john