ick up more that is the mayor of erie. there was a march where he and the bishop participated. the bishop said we will have tangible steps we can take in erie, pennsylvania to make it the all american city. that is some of the things going on across communities when it comes to dialogue between the police and minority communities. you can share your experiences. three lines you can call. eastern and central time zones, (202) 748-8000. mountain pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001, and if you're a member of law enforcement, call us at (202) 748-8002. you can post on your twitter and facebook pages. if you want to text just, you can do so at (202) 748-8003. nevada.art this off in how would you characterize that relationship? caller: thank you for taking my call. thereed to say i was 1971, 1972. i've been on the wrong end of a police baton a couple of times when we were at peace marches. copsre peaceful and the came to cause trouble. this is nothing new. it is the same tactics going on. we do need change. how would you describe the situation there in nevada? we have about 80 virus c

immune to it. to solve it.ve an opportunity and i think that's the conversation that needs to drive ery decision this year, including how we vote. >> so, protesters across this country fog the death of george floyd are calling for justice. and i want to know what stacey abrams thinks justice is. >> i've spent my adult life in active pursuit of not just the right to vote, but what that vote means. and justice is about making certain that every person has free and fair access to e perks of citizenship, that there is accountability and there is opportunity. and unfortunately, in a country where if you are bla you are more susceptible to dying from covid-19, you're more likely toe infected, you're more likely to lose your job. and killed by police. be shot when we think about what happened to george floyd,or breonna taahmaud arbery, rayshard brooks, what happened to tony mcdade and others is about extrajudicial killings. it's aboutr whether stice system, when it comes to criminal activity, whether it works.d ght now it does not for too many people, whether it's justice in our elections, jus

he is in serious but stable condition at the erie county medical center. it is our level one trauma center. he's receiving the best care possible, and while it's early, i've been advised by the representatives from erie county medical center corporation that he is expected to recover. the videos are disturbing. this is a 75-year-old gentleman. he is not a risk to the police. while this occurred after the curfew had been implemented in the city of buffalo, which started at 8:00 and this was approximately 8:30 when it occurred, this is not appropriate. i think we all agree that the actions that need to be taken are those officers need to be held responsible. and as was also seen in the video, one officer tried to come back and actually provide assistance and he was -- eventual live a medic from the new york police came and offered assistance. we're all disgusted. we're disappointed. i was in that square earlier today talking about how we need to allow peaceful protest. it's guaranteed by the first amendment. but this is not anything that any of us wanted to

vice-president's speech, but also the demonstration taking place across philadelphia, also in pittsburgh, in erie and in scranton, pechl. how did george flew my recommend strayingses, and wait way, still dealing with coronavirus. >> yeah, an it's a layer of complications in this election. i should back up and say this election got pushed back for five weeks, when it was supposed to be held, they weren't ready yet to hold a safe and accurate election. there was also an unusual election because anytime you have a voter cast a ballot, a reason to not make it to the polls. with the coronavirus and the entire state with a pretty dramatic change in the last two days to see a demonstration as voter heavy parts the state and that's why voters in philadelphia. so far, the state has not had to make changes to help make sure that voting goes smoothly in the demonstration. except for one change in six counties where the ballots can be counted. the mail-in ballot by today, but the company election offices and the counties that have the most -- to make sure there are no any delays or curfews, so [inaudible] .

also in pittsburgh, in erie, and in scranton, pennsylvania. so how did the george floyd demonstrations play into this campaign, and oh, by the way, still dealing with coronavirus. >> yeah, it's the latest layer that adds some complications to a very unusual election. i should back up quickly and say this election got pushed back five weeks from when it was supposed to be held due to the coronavirus. county officials said they weren't ready to hold a safe and accurate election, they needed more time. it was also an unusual election because it's the first time that any pennsylvania voter can cast a ballot in the mail. so between the coronavirus and new voting rules across the entire state, with a pretty dramatic change, and now in the last two days, we see demonstrations that are in very voter heavy parts of the state. so far, the state has not had to make changes to help make sure the voting goes smoothly due to the demonstrations, except for one change in six counties where the ballots can be counted for additional days. but the mail-in ballot

president's speech but also the demonstrations taking place across philadelphia and also in pittsburgh, in erie and scranton, pennsylvania. so how did the george floyd demonstrations play into this campaign and still dealing with coronavirus? >> yeah. it's just the latest layer that adds some complications to a very unusual election. i should back up quickly to say that, you know this election got pushed back five weeks from when it was supposed to be held. they needed more time. it was also an unusual election because it's the first time that any pennsylvania voter can cast a ballot by mail without having an excuse for why they can't make it to the polls. so between the coronavirus and voting rules across the entire state, it was a pretty dramatic change and now just in the last few days to see the demonstrations that turned into unrest is very voter heavy parts of the state. a lot of voters in philadelphia. and so far the state has not had to make some changes to help make sure the voting goes smoothly due to the demonstrations. except for one change in six counties where the ballots can be c

joining us now, the erie county district attorney, john flynn. mr. flynn, thank you so much for joining us, especially on a crazy, busy day like today. you've charged both of these police officers today. you say you waited out of concern for the safety of the city. what specific safety concerns did you have? >> well, wolf, yesterday afternoon i was ready to charge pretty much. i had kind of dotted all my is and crossed all my ts by 2:30, 3:00 yesterday afternoon. and right around that time a number of buffalo police officers got a letter from the police union here in buffalo that the union was not going to pay for any legal bills that they may incur if they were charged with any kind of criminal violations. so the majority, if not all of the emergency response team here in the city of buffalo resigned. and so there was a situation perhaps last night here in downtown buffalo where they were not going to have enough law enforcement officers to potentially protect the city. now, fortunately, the law enforcement community here in western new york got tog

joining us now by phone is erie county executive mark pollan cars who has seen this video and tweeted his objection to it immediately tonight. what else can you tell us about the situation? you've confirmed that the officers have been suspended an the victim is in stable condition, is that correct? >> lawrence, good evening. and i wish it was a good evening. we've all seen the videos, and there is a second video in which you can see the gentleman's head snap back and hit the street. he is in serious but stable condition. it is our level 1 trauma center. he is receiving the best care possible. while it's early, i've been advised by the representatived from erie county medical corporation that he is expected to recover. the videos are disturbing. this is a 75-year-old gentleman. he is not a risk to the police. while this occurred after their curfew had been implemented in the city of buffalo, which started at 8:00, and this was approximately 8:30 when it occurred, this is not appropriate. i think we all agree that the actions that need to be taken are those officers need to be held resp

president's speech but also the demonstrations taking place across philadelphia come also in pittsburgh, erie and scranton, pennsylvania. how did the george floyd demonstrations play into the campaign? and by the way, still dealing with the coronavirus. laura: it is the latest layer that has added complications to a very unusual election. i should back up quickly to say this election got pushed back five weeks from what it was supposed to be help due to the coronavirus. county officials had said they were not ready yet to hold it. they needed more time. electionso an unusual because it is the first time any pennsylvania voter can cast a ballot by mail. coronavirus, it was a pretty dramatic change. now in the last few days, we veryseen demonstrations in voter heavy parts of the state. a lot of voters in philadelphia. so far, the state has not had to make some changes to help make sure that the voting goes smoothly due to the demonstrations. except for one change in six counties where the ballots can be counted for additional days. it has to be postmarked by today, but the areas that have at th

part of born pulled one back through abdel-hamid sub erie thanks to the goal mouth scramble back salvageda modicum of price points. when nicklaus food called back braman his 5th with practically the last kick of the game his reaction showed what a crucial week this had been. part of born survival hopes that he did in the water but draining a hanging on him. and a quick reminder the top story place in london have used tear gas to keep far right protesters away from black lives nothing. more headlines at the top of the hour until then you can get all the latest news and information from around the clock on our web site that's a new dot com don't forget to follow us on twitter and instagram as well at the news is the handle i'm anthony home for me and all the team here in berlin for now thanks watch. our arm. in arm strong really walk on the moon. isn't the earth really flat is how strong. the government use planes to. conspiracy theories spread like wildfire on the internet. because of small groups who shout louder than other muslims and profit from a lack of interest among reasonable peopl

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we are going to talk about what happened at william erie with major john sullivan, who later on would become a major general in the u.s. army and lead a few different campaigns. we won't talk about his record. john sullivan's record is even worse. taking defeat from the jowls of victory. william mary, the ford at new hampshire, i said at the wrong way, didn't i? december 14th, the militia will gather in the town under major john sullivan. the british have a whopping garrison of six soldiers. as the men march towards the four, it an other hundred 50 will join. now you have at least 400 men going after six british soldiers. captain jiang cochrane is in command. they get a chance to fire some cannons, before the americans enter into the fort. as they enter into the fort, of course, the british will strike their colors. the americans will set the surrender. cochrane is led to kept soared by sullivan who does not take it as a formal surrender. when the flag does get lowered, that does empower cochrane to try to defend the old leg. he becomes rough with the troops. confrontation ensues. som

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. >> now the district attorney in erie county, buffalo is in erie county, defended charging those officers short time ago. here's part of what he said. >> those who say and who are going to argue that i am grand standing here by charging police officers, i prosecuted six -- i said five last week, i forgot about one in hamburg. i prosecuted six police officers in the past three and a half years for criminal violations. i'm not johnny come lately to the table here. i've been doing this since day one of my administration. >> so what happens next with these officers? what's their status within the police department now? >> well, as far as we know, they're still suspended without pay. that happened after our video came out on thursday, originally the police department had said that the guy, which has been named as martin gugino, 75 years old, they said he tripped and fell, once our video came out, they retracted that statement and suspended the officers. before i left the area today where the large group of police and firefighters gathered, there were large cheers where they walked out. where t

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tonight, the protests and marches sparked by his death are growing ery citi lifting curfews after mostlyeaceful demonstrations. at the same time today, in two courtrooms, we saw just how floyd's death is forcing this country to confront painful truths about the treatment of african americans. here in minneapolis, three police officers charged with aiding and abetting murder in floyd's death were in court, while in georgia, there was a stunning development in the death of ahmaud arbery, who was shot while jogging in his neighborhood. today, investigators told a judge the man accused of killing arbery stood over his body and called him a racial epithet. well, there's a lot of news to get to tonight, and our team of correspondents is standing by. cbs' jeff pegues is here with me and is going to lead off our coverage. it was amazing just to see the family come through here and this crowd give them an enormous amount of respect. >> reporter: it was quite the sight to see. and the memorial service today, norah, it was george floyd's goodbye to minneapolis, a city he had moved to in search of a

society might need to be altered so why is the media focused on cullen ery products caleb mop and artsy new york. packaging 2 statues to street names in liverpool in northwest england one target no as a street well known to fall of the beatles but which is alleged to be linked to an 18th century slave trader but is the city in any mood to face the music here's polly boyko. i am in liverpool a famous port city and the city's famous being the last place on the results. so this is the penny lane which is immortalized in that beatles song with its blue suburban skys these signs were defaced during a recent black lives matter protest someone wrote racist over the top of it and scribbled out the penny and the reason big there's some confusion over where the name of this street even comes from some people think that it's linked to a slave trade called james penny who lived in operated out of liverpool but the international slavery museum here in liverpool says that the evidence linking james penny to penny lane is inconclusive and moreover some people point to the fact that some money show pen

the erie county d.a. defend his decision to file charges. >> those who say and who are going to argue that a many grandstanding here by charging police officers, i've prosecuted six -- i said five last week, i forgot about one in hamburg. i've prosecuted six police officers in the past 3 1/2 years for criminal violations. i'm not johnny-come-lately to the table here. i've been doing this since day one of my administration. >> from there now tolu whichville, kentucky, a vigil planned to honor breonna taylor's memory. hundreds of people gathering to celebrate what would have been taylor's 27th birthday on friday. she was killed by police in march when they entered her home using a no knock warrant. the fbi is now investigating that incident. let's go tolu whichville where i'm joined by cal perry. cal, good to see you. talk to me about what's happening there today. >> reporter: you know, it's a remarkable difference in just a week. it's a jovial atmosphere almost like a fair or party and just an extension of

creativity some artists i haven't painted for years are painting out here on another street lydia benny ery she's originally from greece and has painted faces of black people that have been killed by police and we have to be led by them not to forget them this is their. day and they decide to say to process because every few days they continue to kill somebody eventually all these stores will reopen and this would be it's been put here to protect the doors and windows will all be taken down and with it all of this art will be lost forever. it's already happening with the looting over shops are preparing to reopen a group called soho social impact is trying to preserve as much of the art as possible and there is a lot from the hopeful to the defiant to the art that makes you think telling the story of new york and america the past few weeks on the most. unlikely of canvases gabriel's sandow. new york. your challenges are with me still run the reminder of our top stories told trump has addressed a smaller than expected crowd in tulsa oklahoma in his 1st major public rally since the coronaviru

who is known for political songs about the rights of the aroma people police in bangladesh charge if ery boat owner and its captain with murder following monday's river disaster at least $33.00 passengers drowned and several remain missing after 2 ferries collided near the capital dhaka and india's prime minister has addressed the nation as the country deals with rising coronavirus cases they're under modi says time he knocked on to have saved millions of lives but he's urged people to follow social distancing measures or face penalties those are the headlines on al jazeera coming up next year it's inside story stay with us. how should u.s. police forces be reformed as protests against police brutality go on so the calls to cut funding even abolishing law enforcement agencies but is that the political will for genuine change this isn't such. a lone welcome to the program on the killing of george floyd last month the triggered protests across the u.s. and elsewhere against police brutality the 4 minneapolis officers who arrested the 46 year old black american a back in court charged with

which of course were present before the pandemic occurred have continued behind closed doors of many to ery and jenny steele work with young people who are at risk of being exploited by criminal gangs their organization has seen an increase in calls for her. hope but no extra aid for resources and the worry is what awaits vulnerable people when the social restrictions and just trying to pull all of the professionals around us to come and take part offer solutions all across the board to not just to young people and their families now but also after look down another concern law enforcement has not enough regard for children who are employed carry a situations and face enormous pressures to provide for their families or work with an 8 year old who is a young kara a lot of young people in their homes are the carers are the adults and this is where their parents have a physical or nonphysical disability or not is just the roles that have been enforced on them but they've adapted to play and as police begin the task of cutting drug distribution lines there is a need to protect the most vulnerab

the mother of the mother of eri gardner, will you stand? the sister of john, will you please stand?? the father of michael brown, from fredericksburg, missouri,, will you stand? the father of ahmed aubrey, wil you stand? all of these families came to stand with this family because they know better than anyone else the pain they will suffer from the loss that they have gone through. i also want to thank all of those that helped to make this as easy as they could for the family. certainly we think again those in the financial and entertainment world that immediately jumped up and said to the family that they wanted to help, and to make sure that they didn't have to worry about expense. tyler perry and robert smith an champion floyd mayweather. and others that have come, it means a lot because it shows th world the weight of this. brother jamie foxx is with us today. stand up, jamie. so let me get into it. terrel owens, everybody is sending me notes. i want you to turn briefly to the book of ephesians. sixth chapter.ephesians, the si. because i think that we need to understand what we

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question about who joe biden will of as his vice presidential candidate, and to that will speak to erie choose someone that speaks to moderates, progressives, african-americans who can unite the concern for economic rehabilitation of restoring the health of the economy and of the people but really addressing very critical and very divisive issues of race, race relations, and police were on that are absolutely top of the agenda across the united states. it is an historic moment. francine: leslie, when do we know joe biden's running mate and who will be the ideal candidate? are there candidates with whom by his side he canst lose the election in november? >> -- can't lose the election in november? >> i think we are looking at early august on when i didn't steam said they will announce the candidate. a lot of people suspect it will be an african-american female. he already confirmed he will appoint a female as his running mate. looking at the atlanta mayor, the florida congresswoman as two candidates. never really taking -- getting the amount of attention. it just shows you how much things

known for political songs about the rights of the aroma people police in bangladesh are charging if ery boat owner and its captain with murder following monday's river disaster at least 33 passengers drowned and several remain missing after 2 ferries collided near the capital dhaka and india's prime minister has addressed the nation as a country deals with rising coronavirus cases there and ramadi says timely lockdowns have saved millions of lives but he's urged people to follow social distancing measures or face penalties those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next year it's inside story stay with us. how should u.s. police forces be reformed as protests against police brutality go on so the calls to cut funding even abolishing that law enforcement agencies but is that the political will for genuine change this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on iran come on the killing of george floyd last month the triggered protests across the u.s. and elsewhere against police brutality the 4 minneapolis officers who arrested the 46 year old black american a back in court.

. >> we have eri soup supervisor c health. >> i'm here to represent a grant to the department of publicealth that comes to us by way of the supplier of our electronic health record platform epic systems. annually, epic reviews customers who work in the safety net and makes determinations through their charitable fund of who might be worthy of annual gifts and in this case, we were selected. we probably were selected because we are new to the platform and we're a significant safety net customer of the organization and just as a reminder, we went live on the epic platform not even a year ago, august 3, 2019 and we've actually made extensive use of that platform here in our covid-19 response. i would also just like to make a note that we expect to use the funds from this gift to continue enriching the training and learning of all of the analysts and clinicians who use the epic platform. so we hope to reinvest this directly back into what we're doing with regard to the use of this new information system. and i do want to make note that i believe this action is retroactive and my apologies f

it wasn't necessarily new information, but it was a stark reminder that the outlook is .ery unclear theye increased credit availability. mightdit available smooth the economic shock, but it doesn't to limited the economic cycle. that is what they told us yesterday. expect a long, drawnout recovery with the potential of more shock. so you are seeing markets respond accordingly. lisa: seeing these means we will continue to see bankruptcies. are you talking ccc's, even though there's a high likelihood that the fed will not banks to -- will not backstop these companies? george: the world of fixed rick -- byranched by risk. these companies are largely in survival mode. they have refinanced their securities. they have bolstered up their balance sheets in anticipation of rougher times ahead. think -- i think they are exercising their financial flux ability. as you go down the risk spectrum, it gets increasingly difficult to do that. we would still have a bit of a higher quality bias as you get further down the risk spectrum. there's less support. the fed is not willing to help these companies.