so we have reporters standing by live in 4 major cities care elizondo is in new york and the gallagher is in miami romper and also is in l.a. and in minneapolis where this all started john hendren so observation 100 is there right now so as we talked about these curfews are in place what is happening now john and if what i saw a little bit earlier you were kind of in the thick of things as police were starting to sort of move in on people tell us what you've been experiencing. that's right we were standing in a spot where there was a very peaceful protest of hundreds of people going on but that protest was right in front of a police station and the police had manned that area the night before so the protesters took it back and the police came out in force they threw grenades you know smoke grenades rubber bullets and tear gas came out and mediately and i am this was a peaceful protest that was going on at the time the police then marched in a number of as we were just preparing to get on air we were tear gas and these are the bullets that they were firing their sort of rubber pellets a

officers who were present to be charged over his death let's go 1st to new york and talk to gabriel elizondo you've been following these protests all day this is day 3 now all of those protests in new york just bring us up to date with what you've been seeing there on the streets. you know we've seen tens of thousands of mostly young people but not all on the streets of all over new york all the way from above central park in the harlem area they've marched all the way down to times square and then down to where we're at the brooklyn bridge it's mostly dispersed here several 1000 of the protesters went over the brooklyn bridge and you see behind me there as you can see there some are officers still sort of milling around. around here some other protesters have left to go more back north to the city but it's mostly at least in this area dispersed but what we saw was huge huge crowds late this afternoon of people all out here wanting their voices heard protests that we haven't seen in new york city for years i want to bring in one of the protesters to talk to now her name is carolyn nixon how

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exchange but like the rest of the country reopening did not mean it was business as usual as gabriel elizondo explains. a sign of the times a past governor of new york arrives for the reopening of the stock exchange trading floor nearly 2 months after coronavirus shut it down for the 1st time in its more than 100 year history. thanks andrew cuomo ring the opening bell to cheers from traders also wearing masks only a quarter have been allowed back the rest continue to work remotely making for a sparsely populated and unusually sedate trading floor traders were forbidden from using public transport to get to work and also needed to take a temperature test upon entering the building i feel very safe and very comfortable coming back into this building the measures that they put in place prior to the n.y.s.e. closing and continually through today is something that certainly reassuring they were also required to sign a waiver promising not to sue should they catch coronavirus with the work necessary move according to the stock exchange president most of the people that work down here on the trading

option but to store bodies on ice in the rented vehicles because he had run out of room his gabriel elizondo. the lives lost already victims of new york's coronavirus crisis now part of a funeral home for dozens of bodies were found decomposing in trucks at this funeral home in brooklyn there maybe were as many as 50 bodies inside the police moved in and discovered it after residents complained about a foul smell emanating from the building by thursday morning caskets were arriving to take away corpses to unknown locations and family members with loved ones inside who are showing up in a desperate search for information ronald 60 year old brother francoise died of cope at 19 he tells me his brother's corpse has been inside the funeral home for more than a week now. about it because every day. so it's not good not only exactly what they say because it's really so very very sad to me should covington said she thinks her mom's body is also inside so right here this is too much for me i'm sorry but i'm so cloudy right now because this hurts her words hurt people who live in the neighborhood were

were fighting for a paying crees novel's will remain are facing years of financial hardship gable elizondo reports from philadelphia. at philadelphia international airport wheelchairs used to take elderly or immobile passengers to or from their planes and gates sit empty and for the wheelchair attendants many have been laid off or facing difficult choices like reginald smith a husband and father forced to choose between possibly contract in coronavirus at the airport and bringing it home to his family or quitting his job knowing it would lead to financial hardship he chose his family's health my wife was a high risk. i did have a precaution her i didn't want to do it so when people come out all across the we're no matter who we know me good turnaround where we have. a labor union representative says over $600.00 philadelphia airport workers he represents from the service employees union have been laid off they were all contract employees hired by 3rd party companies that. folks were buying. and you know they seem to be leaving them out entirely you know of the equation and they're the ones

brooklyn has taken it on herself to help medical workers get what they need to stay safe gabriel elizondo reports from new york. she's been called the patron saint of personal protective equipment or p. p. e. and for hospital staff here in brooklyn rhonda rowland shear is definitely a godsend like many americans she became frustrated at the hard time hospital staff faced getting a hold of p.-p. essential for working with patients infected with covert 19 unlike most people she decided to buy the equipment herself and then give it away this handout the line went around the block each week her charity cut red tape for heroes gives out plastic bags inside her gloves masks shoe coverings hand sanitizer and other supplies given to anybody who needs it and we treat non-medical staff just like the medical staff because they're the working people the maintenance workers that are in the rooms of coban patients picking up the trash bringing a lot of yet they're considered non-medical workers and i don't agree with this anybody with a hospital gets free people hospital staff are appreciative but this

action in the death of george floyd some of it from within its own ranks the police forces gave elizondo. the scenes of george fully handcuffed being choked to death by a police officer has led to outrage within the insular tight ranks of the law enforcement community there was unusually quick condemnation on social media a new york police detective said the officer involved brought dishonor to the profession we take over to serve and protect and would like to see that that officer. on both aspects other police officers had equally pointed words it's time that we take these bad also as a speech out of gas and start holding them accountable and hold them to the same laws that we expect systems to abide by and i hope justice prevails and i hope those people are found to be guilty of murder because that's what i was. second i want to say. and we've got to change this we've got to break these barriers in these walls and we've got to do what we can as police officers the bigger picture is how the killing of freud is going to complicate police work throughout america already many black communi

well as rubber bullets to disperse the crowds peaceful demonstrations were held on saturday april elizondo is in new york he says things that what. tom until small groups sought to cause him trouble as night fell. chaotic scenes here in new york city late in the evening i'm in union square area of the city you can see that some of the protests turned out to be violent in a way this is where the real heart of the major conflict between police and protesters were was held after nightfall at one point more than 2 police vehicles were set ablaze we saw helicopters are still at this hour buzzing over the air and there are groups of protesters still roaming in certain areas but earlier in the day we saw tens of thousands of peaceful protesters take to the streets in new york to have their voices heard at one point they peacefully protested right in front of trump tower in front of a heavy police presence and then moved down the streets of broadway down to downtown new york city where one point they were greeted by applause by onlookers these were mostly young people all of whom said that they we

staff are among businesses trying to ride out the shutdown but it's feared many won't make it give elizondo reports from philadelphia. welcome to philly. as his traveling to resume video shows philadelphia is a food town no longer only known for its famed cheese steak sandwich philly is going through a restaurant renaissance it's become a top destination for foodies and home to some of america's most innovative and talented chefs but the shutdown brought on by coping 1000 has stopped everything and it will be particularly hard for independent restaurants to come back from the lockdown now in its 10th week city officials have yet to say when restaurants will be allowed to reopen some have just given up this week 3 restaurants said they would close for good and there could be a lot more to come and he's 30 to 40 percent of restaurants and still about me not being. that's why. i can't imagine walking down streets center city philadelphia. with 34 doors. out of 10. we are in the hospitality industry is what adds to the richness of the culture of our community and we provide and represent hundre

al-jazeera elizondo reports now from atlantic city. the massive caesars hotel and casino sits empty all over atlantic city casino floors are silent shows cancelled hotels locked up it's been 2 months since the governor abruptly ordered casinos closed in response to the corona virus outbreak in new jersey it's taken its toll on the employees like jeff payne who has worked for over 30 years at caesar's most recently as a host in the high rollers diamond lounge restaurant he was furloughed well that's my restaurant we have we have pried off 45 in that particular location in our restaurant but in the building i say we have probably about 800 employees 800 all of them all of them gone all of them into atlanta city the once thriving gambling capital of america's east coast was in the midst of a revival in recent years that brought new hotels and entertainment venues and more jobs until the pandemic hit and the sea the city like this. i never never but imagine a would come to the us that there be no one working. i mean it it's. it's like some

people elizondo is in new york he says events that were calm all day until small groups started causing trouble when night fell. chaotic scenes here in new york city late in the evening i'm in union square area of the city you can see that some of the protests turned out to be violent in a way this is where the real heart of the major conflict between police and protesters were was held after nightfall at one point more than 2 police vehicles were set ablaze we saw helicopters are still at this hour buzzing over the air and there are groups of protesters still roaming in certain areas but earlier in the day we saw tens of thousands of peaceful protesters take to the streets in new york to have their voices heard at one point they peacefully protested right in front of trump tower in front of a heavy police presence and then moved down the streets of broadway down to downtown new york city where one point they were greeted by applause by onlookers these were mostly young people all of whom said that they were out here for a reason i'm here for george floyd i'm here for all of those have

at least 2 police cars were set on fire tens of thousands of people turned out to protest deborah elizondo is there. i slate it groups of. protesters are still kind of going around the streets a little bit but for the most part what are we are seeing now is the after effects of some of the ugly side of the protests that we saw the vast majority were peaceful but here in union square area of new york city in the last hour to 2 hours it got quite chaotic actually there's still. some groups of protesters up the street there police have the street blocked off. i guess you can describe it as somewhat of a tense calm at this hour. ben over there that was set on fire there's about 3 police vehicles that were set up blaze this evening and then if you follow me over here i can just give you an idea of the anger that so many people have. this is 2 of the police vans they were vandalized here. again and what you're looking at is a manifestation of anger and frustration by some of the protesters who say they've just simply had enough and that what you're seeing here is they're saying that this is gone

live for us in minneapolis john thank you let's cross over now to new york and talk together bill elizondo gabe we've been talking to you throughout the night it seems the way you are things seem pretty calm behind you but elsewhere across the city. things are kicking off. yeah that's right i mean let me explain what's been going on in new york you don't have one protest in new york city you have several of them and then they're then breaking off into smaller groups quite frankly we just simply can't keep up with all of them we marched or war with them for about 30 to 40 blocks. from near times square all the way down to central park to times square to near the brooklyn bridge where with them for the last several hours as you saw then they dispersed now there's a group that's near union square area of new york city but there are some tense standoff and some isolated reports of clashes that are happening with that group of protesters another group that we're hearing about in brooklyn as well but it's it's a complicated and very unusual scene in a way because unlike other protests where it's

they were fighting for a paying crease the those who remain a facing years of financial hardship elizondo reports now from philadelphia. at philadelphia international airport wheelchairs used to take elderly or immobile passengers to or from their planes and gates sit empty and for the wheelchair attendants many have been laid off or facing difficult choices like reginald smith a husband and father forced to choose between possibly contract in coronavirus at the airport and bringing it home to his family or quitting his job knowing it would lead to financial hardship he chose his family's health my wife was high risk. at this had. cost him her i didn't want to do it so when people come out all across the we're no matter who we know me good they'll turn around we're. a labor union representative says over $600.00 philadelphia airport workers he represents from the service employees union have been laid off they were all contract employees hired by 3rd party companies. and you know they seem to be leaving them out entirely you know of the equation and they're the ones who their wives or sau

al jazeera correspondent gabriel elizondo is in new york he says events there were calm all day until small groups sought to cause him trouble as night fell. chaotic scenes here in new york city late in the evening i mean union square area of the city you can see that some of the protests turned out to be violent in a way this is where the real heart of the major conflict between police and protesters were was held after nightfall at one point more than 2 police vehicles were set ablaze we saw helicopters are still at this hour buzzing over the air and there are groups of protesters still roaming in certain areas but earlier in the day we saw tens of thousands of peaceful protesters take to the streets in new york to have their voices heard at one point they peacefully protested right in front of trump tower in front of a heavy police presence and then moved down the streets of broadway down to downtown new york city where one point they were greeted by applause by onlookers these were mostly young people all of whom said that they were out here for a reason i'm here for george floyd