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the fbi, atf, dea, u.s. marshals service, and homeland security will together be sending hundreds of skilled law enforcement officers to chicago to help drive down violent crime. >> sean: safety, security is the foundation for our great american dream. every child, neighborhood, city deserves to be saved. you can't climb the ladder of opportunity without security and safety. this president committed tosa making serious progress all over the country. let's go back to his conference earlier today. >> my vision for america's cities could not be more different from the lawlessness being pushed by the extremefe radical left, while others wants to defund, defame, and abolish the police, i want to support and honor our great police permit we want to build factories in baltimore, not beijing. we want to make our products in chicago, not shanghai. we want the american dream for american children and i will fight to deliver that dream every ounce, every single ounce of my strength i will be fighting. but opportunity c

and then regina lombardo of atf, tim shea of the dea. of course you know the secretary of dhs, chad wolf. >> president trump: it's like central casting. we forgot one person. >> the head of this program is john durham jr. from the eastern district of new york. who has spent -- how many years? >> 15, but i've been doing ms-13 for ten years. >> on long island, which is one of the hotbeds of ms-13 activity. or at least it was. [laughter] >> president trump: that's really great. you are so important. it's like central casting. people are like central casting. you are going to do a great job. we appreciate it, and we will be meeting you in a similar vein but a different subject next week, and that concerns our cities and, again, people who have lost control of some of our great cities. we are going to straighten things out. thank you all very much. thank you. >> reporter: is that what next week's announcement is about? >> president trump: you will see next week. we'll have a conference and tell you in great detail. it's something that, at thi

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. >> reporter: calling it operation legend, the administration wants to send agents from the fbi, dea and atf into city, it says to help curb illegal gun sales and other federal crimes, but the violence in portland is casting skepticism on how this operation will actually be carried out. in cities like chicago the mayor has made it clear that those efforts which she calls political will not include unmarked troops on her streets. >> so they're not federal troops, they're fbi, dea, atf, and they will be plugged in to the existing infrastructure. i'm glad to see that the president got the message. i'm glad to see that he realized what he did in portland was a grave abuse of his presidential power. >> reporter: amidst growing calls to curb federal agents' actions, the inspector general's office announced investigations into the federal response this weekend and in lafayette park on june 1st. protests here have gone on for nearly 60 is straigstraight day. citizen journalists like alyssa azar is with a collective of citizen journalists who have documented the growing outrage from the begin

federal law enforcement agencies will be committing fbi agent, dea, atf, u.s. marshals, and the department of homeland security, hsi teams. to date, we have sent over 200 federal agents kansas city. we are directing a comparable number of agents to augment chicago's existing taskforces and we are providing an additional 35 agents to albuquerque. forunited states attorneys chicago, albuquerque, and kansas city are here today. these u.s. attorneys and the chief federal law enforcement officials in each of these cities are ultimately responsible for coordinating the ensuringffort and prosecutions from this initiative are effective. linked to this increase in federal law enforcement agents, we are also providing additional financial assistance to the state and local enforcement agent to permit them to provide more cops, more members of our task force. worksaid, federal agents hand in glove with state and local enforce -- law enforcement every day. we supplement and provide support to local law enforcement, but violent crime is ultimately a problem that will be solv

, the dea cute. every possible organization that there was was weaponized against the tea party. i'm so glad that you all survived because the country does need conservative people. i'm worried about how the money is spent. i live in st. martin bill, louisiana. 30% poverty level plus. my best friends are black. i spent christmas and thanksgiving with these people. they're not just best friends because i say that and it helps me look good. i love them. it's not fair what is happening to president trump. he's working very hard for the black people. he hasn't taken a salary the entire time that he has been president. he plays no more golf than obama did. when obama was in office, when he was elected, no i did not vote for him but the morning after the election i woke up and i pray for him. i realized that god has a plan. i know that he could possibly help the relationship between the blacks and whites. that did not happen. things did not improve for black people. look at all the black cities, the cities

>> i'm worried about all those things, but i don't want to conflate what the fbi and dea are doing inities with what's happening in portland and perhaps seattle. let me explain that. imagine there was a tornado or a flood or a hurricane in a city that was overwhelmed, wasn't able to respond. you would expect federal resources to be directed to that city to help. so if there really is an uptick in violent crime or violent criminal gang operating in one of these cities and they want our help, we ought to be there. we've been doing that for decades. state and local and federal law enforcement officers and agents working side by side in cities across america. and so if that's really why we're going to kansas city or chicago or albuquerque, that makes sense. here's the problem. the president has politicized this. the uncanny ability to break everything he touches. so we're looking at it through a prism where we believe this is also politicized when it may really just be an appropriate response to a problem in one of these cities. it's hard to make this argument because people are worry the

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she was targeted by the dea, irs, and fbi, maybe some other organizations. the fact is, we know what it is like to have a government who abuses its power and uses the power basically to weaponize that power against citizens. and it's one reason why when i saw what happened to george floyd, and i understand that the loss of life is much different than targeting of irs, the thing that is similar is that when somebody has power and they abuse the power, and use it to harm citizens, there's a problem with that. and it's something that i've been able to understand at a different level than many other people. i think what happened there was wrong. and then i also understand that anyone who has power when they're abusing that power against the citizens, it is not something that should happen. >> susan in rockville, independent. >> caller: good morning. i wanted to ask you, it's nice that people are happy that trump isn't taking a salary. but for the tea party, you took two salaries, one as a consultant, and one as the president. i wonder why you were against the pu

we are also supporting the courageous men and women of ice, border patrol, dea, fbi, and all the heroesf law enforcement. great people. as long as i am president, i will never allow your mission to be undermined or attacked in any way. we will not abolish the police, and we will not slash the budgets for our military, and we will not allow our country to be swamped with deadly drugs. we have stopped numbers we have never stopped before, or even close. we have done it in a way that our enemy understands, and they are getting a little bit concerned because they have never had losses like this. they have never had submarines taken from them. they built submarines because they have smaller versions. they have never seen anything like what has happened to them in the last year and a half. we will defend our country, defend our borders, our children, our heroes, and our great american flag. we are very proud of our flag. we will promote the american way stayfe, and we will always strong for god, country, family, and freedom. i want to thank everybody for being here. this is a very special mom

the fbi, atf, dea, u.s. marshals service, and homeland security will together be sending hundreds of skilled law enforcement officers to chicago to help drive down violent crime. and murderers and violent criminals are breaking a wide range of federal laws. we have that; it's as wide as it can be. we will find them, arrest them, and prosecute them. they will be in jail for many years to come. and we will work with local police to identify violations of state and local laws to help ensure that offenders are caught and jailed for their crimes. but we must remember that the job of policing a neighborhood falls on the shoulders of local elected leadership. we can never forget that. when they abdicate their duty, the results are catastrophic. americans must hold their city leaders accountable. they must insist that community officials fully support, fully back, and fully fund their local police departments. there is simply no substitute for a police department that has the strong backing of city leaders. in the m

we are also supporting the courageous men and women of cbp, ice, border patrol, dea, fbi, and all the heroes of law-enforcement. i will as i am president never allow your sacred mission to be undermined or attacked. i will not have open borders. we will not abolish the police. we will not slash the budget for the military and we will not allow our country to be swamped with deadly drugs. uh, done it in a way that our enemy understands and they are getting a little bit concerned because they've never had losses like this, they've never had submarines taken from them. they actually build submarines, because smaller versions, but they are submarines nonetheless, very expensive things, and they've never seen anything like what has happened to them in the last year and a half. we will defend our country, our borders, and our great american flag. we are very proud of our flag. we will protect, preserve, and promote the american way of life and always stand strong for god, country, family, and freedom. i want to thank everybody for being here. especially so because you've done so much over t

launched earlier this month in kansas city and past agencies including the fbi, marshall service and dea with assisting state and local police. the announcement comes on a separate limit of federal law enforcement to portland oregon following almost two months of violent protests there. democrats are calling it abuse of power and violation of the constitution. michael served as the 81st attorney general of the united states. welcome, good to see you after a while here. let's talk about the law first. many democrats are saying it's a violation of the law for a president to send and federal enforcement officials into their cities against their will. >> the law on that is the opposite of what they say. federal law enforcement officials enforce federal law, they are not only permitted to do that, the president is charged with doing that in the constitution. the one major obligation he has is to faithfully enforce. it is his obligation to do that. they can enforce federal law without a lead from any local state official. paul: usually when you think of police powers, they are preserved for st

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we've entered into agreements -- atf, fbi, dea, the relationship between the detroit police and the dea, the chief threw them out because of an informant in january who went on a rampage and killed six people. i would like to see some specifics. they had a relationship, now they don't and it's a political year so i'm not even buying th this. >> martha: what's life like in detroit? >> what's it like? they are scared and they are angry and they want help. nobody seriously thinks we should defund the police because as we talked about before, we've already done it and look what's happening. remember, in the next couple of days, those $600 super unemployment checks run out, then what happens? >> martha: you heard the president, he talked about sending help. you say the police aren't doing their job because they are afraid of the ramifications, you talk about sending in state troopers, what do you think having lived there and worked there, is there a solution that's going to make people safer on the streets? >> i think we are in for a slog, i think you know it and the country knows it, the po

because he has the authority to enhance the fbi, the dea.undits of these other cable networks saying he doesn't have the authority, they're wrong and providing a false narrative. so he has the authority. secondly, the cable networks other than fox didn't show the president with these murdered victims families. they're trying to create a false narrative. the narrative they're trying to create is the president doesn't care. the reality is, most americans, democrats as well, they want law and order. this president is on point and final point, i agree with geraldo. the portland mayor who has been denying access to the federal agents, he was heckled. translation, these extremists groups protesting, they're not protesters. they're criminals. they don't respect the people that are defending them, i.e. democratic mayors. >> bill: as we pointed out, he's the police commissioner. a lot of irony in that. this, geraldo, coming at a time, joe biden suggested president trump is a racist. i don't know if that ties in to the actions that he's taken the way

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there are communities that have task force officers helping dea and the fbi in a variety of crimes. fbi and the federal resources, partnering with chicago police, who have other jobs to do. they're still responding to medical calls. the car accidents and assaults. but it is clear that the violence, the level of gun violence and gang violence is out of control in chicago. the fbi can bring in their resources to pinpoint investigations. we need to identify who is committing the crimes, identify the organizations, bring their technology and manpower to assist chicago police on focusing on it. they're successful at it. we should be embracing law enforcement on a federal level to come in and help. they need that help and the community needs that help. otherwise, there's no alternative. you just -- you're swimming against the tide or a current if you don't bring in the resources needed. eric: talking about the community, i mean, parents are worried when their kid goes out and plays basketball or sits on the porch they're going to get shot. let me show you the numbers. so far this year acc

is that legislation a good dea? >>the president has made -- has not made a decision on this yet. i am confident people coming from anywhere in the world that seek asylum, the united states has always been a place that welcomes those people. it has been a little slower. a little slowed down by the virus that imitated from china. -- emanated from china. the united kingdom has graciously allowed them 3 million people to come from hong kong. australia is set up. the world democracies understand with the chinese communist party is doing. we will make sure to take care of those freedom fighters who want to travel who don't feel like they are safe and can continue to do good work inside hong kong or any other country, for that matter. >>on the coronavirus, how sure are you that it originated from a lab in wuhan? and what is the proof of that? >>what i can say is we know this much, we know it began in wuhan, china. the scientific community is quite confident of that. we don't know precisely from where it imitated. cash emanated. there's evidence that it came from a laboratory and others

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marshals, dea, currently in chicago will be "loaned to the department of justice to assist in fightingrime in the city." a program chicago lori lightfoot signed on to yesterday, listen here. >> and like what happened in portland, what we will receive is three forces that will plug into the existing federal agencies that we work with on a regular basis to help manage and suppress violent crime in our cities. i have been very clear that we welcome actual partnerships, but we do not welcome dictatorship. >> bill: while the white house is confident the partnership will be effective, the press secretary continued to have harsh words for lightfoot and other democratic mayors. this is what kayleigh mcenany said last night. >> merrill lori lightfoot up chicago has lost control of her city. mayor bill de blasio of new york city has lost control of his city. the democratic governors have lost control of their streets, at least to missouri you have a governor who came to the president and said hey come i want federal help. whatever i can do to make sure that this never happens again. >> mayor lig

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plus one of the suspects in the shooting death of the mud arbery has been denied bond as the dea announces he's being investigated for another crime and up next why a former game show host who made headlines after getting re t we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>a former game show host chuck woolery revealed on twitter that his son contracted coronavirus and then he deactivated his twitter account woolery made headlines last weekend after president trump re tweeted one of his posts it read quote the most outrageous lies are the ones about covid-19 everyone is like the cdc media democrats are doctors not all but most if his final tweet he wrote quote covid-19 is here and it is real. he also said his son tested positive for the virus in a recent podcast hillary claimed he never said coronavirus is a hoax or not real. but just that he believes we've been lied to. the confede

police say no gun was taken, but the dea tells abc 7 news that some of the gear and ammo were st stolen there is an ongoing investigation. >>> today hundreds of union members and activists will rally against racial injustice to build a better bay area. they want the government to support black lives in police killings and invest in public services that help minority groups. protesters will gather outside of city hall at noon, this is part of a nationwide call for equity. there are planned protests today in more than two dozen says. >>> a new "black lives matter" street mural is at the gardens at lake merritmerritt. members of the justice project and east bay year arts center are calling for their solidarity. and they also planted fresh flowers as part of the project are. >>> today georgia democrats will meet to discuss who will replace la late congressman john lewis on the november ballot. he died friday. and his family spoke publicly for the first time yesterday. >> while we grieve the loss of this legend, we're blessed to know that he touched so many people on every corner of the glob

sure it never happens again >> what we will be getting are some additional resources in the fbi, the dea and the atf we welcome actual partnership, but we do not welcome dictatorship we do not welcome aauthoritar n aauthoritarianism and we do not welcome unconstitutional arrests and detainment of our residents. >> every american needs to be concerned about what's happening right now here in portland because it's unfortunately coming to your city. it's like a road show on the part of our president and he's using port land as his test case >> mayors in new york and chicago and four other big cities are calling on the president to end the federal presence in portland and not send those federal agents into their cities >> thank you >>> breaking overnight, a shootout erupts during a funeral in chicago's south side leaving 14 people injured. one of the witnesses said it sounded like a war police found 60 shell casings at the scene. the search for the shooter continues. >> reporter: >> it was like a war i'm like what the heck is that >> around 6:30 p.m. neighbors heard dozens of gunshots fired

in a car later.erasnd dea they found a picture of sal apes and documents connecting den hollander to a california killing. investigators believe the gun recovered where he died matches not only the one used in the new jersey murder but is now tested to see if it was used in the california shooting. in another murder eight days earlier in san bernardino, a gunman posed as a delivery man, shot and killed attorney marc angelucci, part of the national coalition for men. >> none of us in the movement, none of his friends ever anticipated this happening. when i got the call, i was devastated. this man was also part but digged kicked out. a self-described feminist, roy den hollander had a book and called her a lazy and incompetent la teen adjudge appointed by obama. his racist and misogynistic post caught the attention of the colbert report in 201 1-6r7b8g9s i'l -- i'll fight thefeminists. >> reporter: the antifeminism stems from a bitter divorce from a woman he married in russia. salas' husband underwent multiple surgery and is recovering in the hospital. andrew cuomo announced extra secur

and then from the fbi dea and atf and us marshals service. already working with local law enforcement don't be so ungrateful shooters and drug traffickers to apprehend gang bangers and take illegal drugs off the streets but the mayor needs her head checked if she doesn't think chicago pd needs help you are not at war with the president you are at war with a gang bangers and you are losing. lightfoot is losing everywhere last week the mob stormed grant park toppling a statue of columbus just a piece of - - peaceful protesters? >> years the gentleman dumping out weapons and immediately they start multiple felonies of those that were standing on the statu statue. we have seen frozen water bottles, frozen cans of substances explosive devices and with the pvc with the banner broken apart and then jabbed at the officers. here's more incendiary devices. >> these crimes have real victims.s forty-nine officers were injured 49. eighteen were sent to hospitals. and then with a broken eye socket. >> you saw a little coverage of that because they don't ha

secret government vault far away from the park improved security measures and interventions such as dea horning have helped south africa to cut the number of poached animals by half over the past 5 years. rhino 911 walks closely with the rhine orphanage in nonprofit center that cares for all fund and injured rhino cobbs. you land a fundie america and her colleagues are preparing milk for 3 recent arrivals. only barely escaped the same fate as their mothers who were butchered for their home your land hopes to release the raw and respect into the wild once they have matured but she's concerned about the rise in porcine as a result of the economic fallout caused by corporate 19 rhinos are still being killed it's a faster pace than they can reproduce. the sons of covert 19 a sort of picking up in south africa with definitely seen an increase in costs arriving we've had 4 cops in 53 days so we definitely think that there is an effect you know there is the tourism industries are all closed it's very quiet art and the reserves the anti-poaching teams try their best to patrol and protect the re

johnson was aware of the situation, we should have been thousands of people, including sister, are dea people would still be alive today if the government would have acted on this immediately. david: on a day meant to highlight thousands of new police recruits, numbers of a kind are dominating instead. the virus still has the potential to claim more lives. david shukman, bbc news. katty: l's get more on what is happening in the u.k. and across europe. i'm joined b professor carol sikora. chief medical officer at rutherford health. thank you for joining me. just a couple of days ago, boris johnson thought there was a second wave happening in europe. but just this evening in the u.k., we are hearing about more restrictions on the north of the untry. what is the situation in the u.k. at the moment? >> indeed, we have restrictions to the north in manchester and other northern cies. it is not really a second wave as such. when you look at the series, you fe the waves come in. they are perfectmed. big waves, small waves, rolling. this is not like that. what it is is it is really the first wa

at the governors request we would indicate the city and surge the with federal assets come fbi, dea, atf and u.s. marshals. this is been baffled a four-year-old young boy who lost his life overshot in his bed tragically. this has been a successful operation that has been made instant clean the arrest of wanted fugitives. president trump is taking action in portland, even though you have democrat mayor and democrat governor i'm going to work with us in the situation. we are searching resources along with secretary wilkie at dhs and augmenting the federal protective service to safeguard federal property. the bottom line is this president stands with law and order which leads to peace and will not allow portland to become the new chop like what we saw in seattle. with that i will take questions. >> to questions on portland. one, indicates of the navy veteran who went down because heavy want to talk to law enforcement officers and us about the oath of office that they took. people saw him videotaped. he was beaten with a baton. he had pepper spray sprayed in his face. he now has two brok

they are from the dea, and the u.s. marshal service. bill barr is sending more to chicago, so don't be so ungrateful. they will apprehend gang bankers, take illegal guns off the streets and work ballistics at gun scenes. the mayor needs her head checked if she doesn't think she needs help from the president. she is at war with the gang bangers. last week the mob stormed grant park to topple a statue of christopher columbus. >> here is a gentleman dumping out weapons of things to throw at the police. and they start throwing things at the police standing on the statue. you see frozen water bottles, frozen cans of different substances, rocks, explosive device, and here comes the pvc with the banner that was broken apart and jabbed at the officers. the sergeant in the white shirt walking away holding his eye after that explosive device blew up in his eye right there. here is more incendiary devices thrown at the officers. jesse: unlike the smollett hoax, these crimes had real victims. >> 49 police officers were injured. 18 of whom were sent

and, with a rise in racial crimes, a look at what isne deas terrorism in the u.s. and abroad. next on pbs newshour weekend >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the anderson family fund. bernard and denise schwartz. the cheryl and philip milsteini . barbara hope zuckerberg. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mutual of america financial group, retirement services and investments. and by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporatnded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. president trump commuted thece0- month sentf longtime friend and former campaign adviser roger stone last night-- just days before stone was to report to prison. stone was found guilty of seven ctlonies last november, including obstrun of justice, lying to congressional investigators and

confirmed for the virus case in california, there have now been more than 400,000 cases and s 8000 dea the state, this week, we have seen the highest number of new cases in california and across the nation. inashington, d.c., the senate is working toward a new coronavirus relief package, the white house dropped its demand for a payroll tax cut, which gop lawmakers had opposed, big divisions remain as unemployment benefits are set to expire next week for 20 million people. meanwhile, democrats on capil hill are championing a $3li trillion plan that includes eight. closer to home, governor gavin newsom announced on tuesday, california recorded more than 12,000 new conavirus cases, its highest daily total get, california now has the most se number of in the nation, surpassing new york. joining us now by skype to discuss this, our political and government correspondent, marisa lagos. with us by skype from palm springs isscott shafer. so, let's start with the tu national p, i want to ask you, president trump has canceled the republican national convention that was to be held in jacksonville

it's just a few blocks from the dea and the driver license processing center. when officers arrived they found a young man who had been shot, he was pronounced dead right there on scene and there's been no word on a motive or suspects. well to the east bay now store clerk has been arrested on suspicion of homicide after he shot and killed a homeless person. so police say they have tried to steal from the gas station in alameda this happened saturday night. police say that when young when was the store clerk who opened fire after someone had reported a theft police also say the level of force used by wayne was this not justifiable they say that when needed to step back call the police rather than intervene and risking getting hurt or possibly face higher criminal liability as in this case wang is in santa rita jail now in dublin. predictions are being made about the future of cal training after a sales tax measure that could have generated a 100 million dollars a year was blocked by members of the san francisco board of supervisors. charles stone who is on the p