decades and doing it professionally under the top athletes support program run by the german federal police. moment-i real job at the moment is being a successful archer once he retired from the sport support program i would then return directly to my duties as a federal police officer. for now however she's focused on preparing for tokyo even if she doesn't know if and when the games will actually take place nevertheless it's the love of her sport that drives her on ever born to you simply have a bone in your hand and you let a narrow fly it's a totally fantastic feeling because you somehow of achieve something and what i always find great is that you get a media feedback. unruh will have to wait until after the qualifiers to find out whether or not she'll be going to tokyo and japan she'll be targeting medals just like she did in rio. you're watching t.w. news we'll be back with more headlines for you at the top of the hour you can find more information on any of our stories and much more on our web site did you dot com and don't forget to follow us on twitter of course and instrument t w

federal properties. state officials did not allow local law enforcement to police the area immediately around federal facilities. a nightly assault on the courthouse. local and state officials did not allow law enforcement to make any arrests directed. 17, law enforcement agents were prohibited from accessing the portland police bureau operation center. portland citye council issued resolutions for all members of the portland give anyreau to not operational support. officers, law enforcement officers were abandoned due to dangerous policies by local officials. we briefly addressed a statement from portland. notenforcement officers are serving a general security agency. they have been deployed for an extensive period of time to one city -- that is portland. law enforcement officers are not storm troopers. they are simple law enforcement officers in clearly marked uniforms, properly trained in using procedures and practices. to suggest our law enforcement officers should not be in -- enforcing federal law. unlike local law enforcement, we cannot be directed to ignore. we will not shy away from our duties. the may

that is why they sent federal police to oregon. after weeks of demonstrations that had nothing to do with the federal government, but were focused on local issues in arkham unity, the feds inserted -- in our local community, the feds inserted themselves. officials who took an oath to defend this country demonstrated to oregon and the world that when there is a political and social movement they do not approve, some politicians may deploy border patrol and other feds to shut it down. it is fascist behavior the likes of which this country has fought against. i am an antiracist and an anti-fascist. all americans should be. officials and police showed us something else. the federal forces slandered. federal police went too far for days, thinking they could drive the people of oregon into their homes out of fear. instead thousands gathered to speak and demand and to sing that black lives matter. do you know about portland or -- a portland local organizer? he was using his phone when he was hit in the head by a paint projectile. he was s

>> absolute now. >> federal agents are being accused as unmarked wandering the streets and they have no policearkings. you have federal law enforcement in portland that are not labeled as police in uniform? absolutely not. we are uniforms department and they all wear different uniforms. they are all marked with police and state border patrol and other say ddt and other say i.c.e.. you have patches on their shoulders and they clearly have identified themselves. these individuals are out here essentially in half a square block from where the violence takes place. after the 40th night we know who they are. we know violence has taken place each and every night. we know to come their that's what you are coming to do. >> they have also been accused of not wearing their name tags. there not wearing their name tags because of not only their personal information is put out on twitter and social media but individuals are showing up at their homes and their families identify. we pulled off their nametag and we did put a unique identifier in numbers and letters on their uniforms. we can keep track of them

police. they're replacing federal agents in an attempt to stop all the rioting. ent trump meeting with the national association of police organizations leadership today and getting the backing of florida's largest police union. watch trump on the violent protesters. >> you had horrible people, you had agitators, they weren't protesters. there might have been protesters, but the ones who were the problem were absolute anarchists and in many cases professionals. gregg: let's welcome former nyp commissioner bernard care act. great to see you as always. what's your reaction to this? >> well, listen, these are pros. black lives matter, it's nothing but a black revolutionary group that's enhanced by antifa. these are pros that are out there. the portland police, the local police have been stationed two doors away, two buildings away from the federal courthouse. they've been dying to get out there to remove the anarchists, to remove these terrorists, and the mayor of portland and the governor of portland would not let them out, would not let them assist, would not let th

>> absolutely not. >> your federal agents are being accused of saying they are not marked as police. o you have federal law enforcement in portland that are not labeled as police on their uniform? >> absolutely not. we are a uniformed department. we have nine operating agencies. all of the uniforms are marked as security. others say border patrol. others say cdc and others say i.c.e. they have patches on their shoulders. they clearly identify themselves. ,hese individuals are out there essentially half a square block. they are out there for 66 nights. you know who they are. taking places are at this spot every night. you know that is where your cup -- what you are coming to do. they are being accused of not wearing nametags. >> they are not wearing nametags because of doxxing we have seen of a number of agents. individuals are showing up at their homes and families are being identified. we pulled all their nametags. ,e did put a unique identifier numbers and letters come on their uniform. we can keep track of the accountability for them. >> i have heard over and over again these are f

without legislative change. >> so, i was talking to representative gwen moore about the policing legislation on a federal level. obviously the voting legislation, that makes a lot of sense because it has to be there but as a guy who has dealt with police violence situations for much of your career, how much does federal policing legislation do versus the changes that you have discussed, the cultural changes, the uniformity of change that needs to occur on a local level across this country? >> it does not change everything, but it is a starting point. the reason you want federal legislation is as we deal with these cases here at national action network and lawyers around the country that we work with, unless you have federal statutes, you don't even have an argument in court, and that is the problem. and if you go state by state -- we recently searched george floyd, was able to see in new york the eric garner law passed which made chokeholds illegal in the state of new york but if you go over the george washington bridge to new jersey, it's not illegal there so you need federal law to establish the legal

calling federal police officers stormtroopers or gestapo as clyburn did.ops are not nazis and it is grotesque and offensive. i challenge every democrat in that hearing, everyone of you apologize to those police officers that your party is calling nazis. not any one of them. jerry nadler saying it is a myth, it doesn't exist. testimony from my long-time friend, the acting deputy of homeland security, do you know how many injuries there have been to federal police officers in the last six months, just in portland? >> sean: i know overall, recently in the last two weeks, 2,000. >> just in portland, 277 injuries. we're talking throwing pipes, throwing rocks, frozen water bottles, we are talking hitting a federal officer on the head with a sledgehammer. we are talking commercial grade lasers to blind the officers and by the way, it's interesting. one of the commercial grade lasers, i have to admit, i looked at that claim and i kind of thought that was overwrought. i sort of thought of the laser partner that you play with a cat with and what's the big deal? can'

partly as well because you say the state security forces were there before the federal troops and and they too were not policing the demonstrations as they should. i think ted we are fully to blame because there are a lot of steps that could have been taken to prevent this sort of federal invasion as i said there were 50 some odd days of protests prior to dharma chum's invasion in those protests had nothing to do with dharma jobs had to do with our local police and those protests where tear gas in and be in and arrested just the same as the federal officers had been doing so what i would have said is that if ted wheeler would have stood with his people from the beginning if he would have been al in the streets with his own people from the beginning we would have not been in this situation had he not been trying to demonize protesters himself using the same rhetoric that we had talked about earlier about there being violent and our kiss and outside agitators and trying to quell protests himself we would not be in this situation and if he had just simply listened to the demands of the community and how we wanted

last night, the local police declared a riot. not the federal but the local police. cuccinelli, imr. am looking behind you. i see in bright yellow in all caps, the word police. and we are pretty spread out. how exactly is someone with giant all caps with police across their chest, how are they secret police? what am i missing? mr. cuccinelli: nothing secret about it. it is the internationally recognized identification of law enforcement. senator cruz: by the way, they are focusing on unmarked cars. every law enforcement agency of any size or scope uses unmarked vehicles. is there any reason why law enforcement might want to use unmarked vehicles in an active riot? mr. cuccinelli: well, in other active riots we have seen those marked vehicles targeted with officers in them. senator cruz: and firebombed. literally lit on fire? mr. cuccinelli: that's exactly right. senator cruz: senator merkley also said that president trump withdrew the federal law enforcement afterwards and that afterwards, the protests have been peaceful. it, both ofderstand those statements are obje

banks of indiana has introduced a bill that would make people financially liable for the cost of federal policing, if they are convicted of a federal offense. this bill would also ban people from accessing federal benefits during a pandemic. >>> today, the state assembly will vote on a bill that would require california department of justice to investigate police officers who use deadly police force. the bill cleared the state senate yesterday. right now, the use of deadly force is investigated by local district attorneys. backers of the bill say it would provide independent, accountable and transparent oversight of deadly force. specifically, a statewide investigative division would review the practices of law enforcement agencies and provide recommendations for improvement. >>> the state senate also approved a bill that would set up a task force to study and make recommendations for reparations to african- americans, particularly, the descendents of slaves. in addition, the task force would recommend who should be eligible for reparations. the task force of nine members would be appointed by th

police reform legislation. it is important as well not just to look at what is happening at the federal level but also look at the local level, the ways in which cities have already reimagined and begun to at least talk about reallocating resources away from overly-funded police departments and disturbing that the social services and schools and the like. you have >> the president is meeting with emergency responders and local officials in orange, texas, near the louisiana border. that happens later this afternoon. right now, he is talking with officials in lake charles, louisiana. [indistinct conversations]

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. >> county police, city police, federal police. >> is the curfew war on, the crowd of protesters thinned, but their message doesn't seem to be going anywhere soon. brent: are reported joins us from kenosha in wisconsin. good evening to you. we understand the national guard was out on the streets last night. there will be even more out tonight. what is the situation this afternoon where you are? reporter: right now it's fairly calm here because it's a sunny day, and it's always in the evening, as soon as start falls, when protesters and law enforcement personnel are seeking to clash with each other, it seems like. as of now, and here where i'm standing, i want to step out of the frame here for a second. this is the houseware in front of this house, jacob blake was shot. and where you see this car here, this is not jacob likes car. that was an suv. this is not a crime scene anymore, jacob blake's car, but it's where this car is now where he was shot in the back seven times. and where we now find out, and that is information from the father reporting, that he is now paralyzed from the waist

county police city police federal police. and other as the curfew the wrong crowd of protesters who run the courthouse they know but their message and their movement doesn't seem to be going anywhere soon you. are going to go now to our correspondent stefan simons he is in commercial was gone some good afternoon to use stefan we understand that more of the national guard is being called in to wisconsin to control the protests what's the situation like there right now. that's it right there will be more national guard coming into town here because yesterday the national guard troops who work but which were employed here didn't do really much of a difference here and so did not local police and what i thought and think is federal law enforcement troops the curfew yesterday was not enforced whatsoever so that explains to some degree the looting the torching all for the buildings and cars galore last night what happens right now right here this in the background you see all this media here this is local media this is national med

county police city police federal police. is the curfew wrong crowd of protesters who run the court types they know but their message and their movement doesn't seem to be going anywhere soon. or i want to go now to our correspondent stefan simons he is in commercial was guns and good afternoon to huge death on we understand that more of the national guard is being called into wisconsin to control the protests what's the situation like there right now. that's it right there will be more national guard coming into town here because yesterday the national guard troops who work but which were employed here didn't do really much of a difference here and so did not local police and what i thought and think is federal law enforcement troops the curfew yesterday was not enforced whatsoever so that explains to some degree the looting the torching all for the buildings and cars galore last night what happens right now right here this year in the background you see all this media here this is local media this is national media this is

of the federal police department. i think we have no interest to politicize this in the 1st place i think this is about human rights is about the rule of law i think it would be a mistake if we were giving. additional. feeding the action that this is part of a chip of the structure structural or any c.e.o.'s and this is about a very fundamental rule of law issues that russia will so as a member state of the council of europe has to comply with were you surprised mr nick to see how quickly the united states also came on board and demanded that russia investigate. well i think we have more question marks about at least the role of some representatives of the united states when it comes to specific issues regarding russia i think this mill as we know it consider that this is happening now in the run up to the u.s. election and in the context of the belarus protests. we will we will see i think again all of us in would be well advised not to frame this or to support framing this into part of a geopolitical struggle but it

of the federal police department. i think we have no interest to politicize this in the 1st place i think this is about human rights is about the rule of law i think it would be a mistake if we were giving. additional. feeding the action that this is part of a cheap political structure structural already ceo's and this is about a very fundamental rule of law issues that russia will so as a member state of the council of europe has to comply with were you surprised mr nick to see how quickly the united states also came on board and demanded that russia investigate. well i think we have more question marks about at least the role of some representatives of the united states when it comes to specific issues regarding russia i think this mill's we know to consider that this is happening now in the run up to the u.s. election and in the context of the better was protests. we will we will see i think again all of us in can be well advised not to frame this or to support framing this into part of a geopolitical struggle but

abusof power, i don't think this has ever happened in thhistory of united states before where federal police without jurisdtion have been sent to american cities er the objection of the governors and mayors to essentially guard againsvandalism and graffiti, and with that pretext, have then gone into s other paof the city, arresting pele and brutalizing them. i think it's worth noting, i mean there were problems in but the insertion of the federal presence actually instigated a further reaction, it made things worse according to the mayor and the governor and now, those forces are going in retreats, which i didn't k th helpful. no one defends vandalizing a building or graffiti, but the response to that has been extraordinarily overdrawn think it has instigated investigations by the inspector general and we will see what he concludes. >> this week, texas congress go member louisr revealed he has tested positive for the coronavirus and this comes after he had read comments in about not willing to wear a mask and he said he may have gotten it from handling the mask so much, whhas wearing a mask

but the report by a federal police monitor said opt's investigation had gaps and former chief anne kirkpatrickidn't question it before signing off. the report also takes aim at mayor schaaf for calling the shooting awful but lawful. former chief kirkpatrick released a statement that reads in part, quote, the report on the pollack shooting is purposely misleading and attempts to hide important issues that should be of public concern. she continues, quote, four entities came to the same conclusion that i did. the shooting was, while awful, was within policy. this year's late report by mr. warshaw must be read in context. we reached out to mayor schaaf but have not heard back. >>> san francisco police are hoping that a big reward will help solve the murder of a 6-year-old boy. 6-year-old jace young was shot and killed july 4th on the city's bayview district. today sfpd announced a $100,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for that shooting. jace was shot while watching fireworks. police don't think he was the intended target. >>> a

and you know a bunch of you know 50000 guys in a line shirts creating mayhem you've got federal police on the street which are going to provoke. incidents so what happens you're going to have michigan wisconsin florida where you have right wing legislatures could well say hey it too much chaos we can't certify the vote so you know biden everyone knows bines won by the exit polls they're not going to certify those states when that happens you don't have $270.00 votes for anyone in the electoral college it goes under the 12th amendment to the constitution you're writing is there a total amendment to the constitution says when it goes the house every state gets one vote california wyoming same vote trump is reelected constitutionally and of the 12th amendment in that situation. are you ready for it greg yeah i'm getting a feeling you're laying out the case here you know you're you're bringing in the historical precedents here you're kind of spit balling how it might work out goes into the house the constitution and i'm seeing what's what but brewing here is that this election is complete

county told the city police federal police. as the curfew wore on the crowd of protesters around the courthouse pinned down but their message and their movement don't seem to be going away. stephanie simons joins us from konoha stuff in wisconsin facing a 3rd night of clashes tell us what you've seen on the streets streets so far and last here across around day all day long very peaceful actually not much law enforcement on the street not many protesters on the street this is expected to change tonight as soon as the sun goes down as you can see here at the courthouse kenosha courthouse there's now a fencing build up here is very much the same fence you have also around the washington white house now is to protect the president so this is now set up there's a law enforcement now behind the fence we'll see how this will all develop tonight but it is definitely expect that that this will be not a peaceful night that there will be alter cations that there may be will more torching and. maybe even looting let's hope not but that's

county police city police federal police. as the curfew wrong crowd of protesters who run the courthouse they. buy their message and their movement doesn't seem to be going anywhere soon. w.'s stefan's i mean joins us now from the knowledge in was gone send good evening to you stefan so we understand the national guard was alvin the streets last night they'll be even more out tonight what's the situation this afternoon where you are . well right now it's fairly calm here because it's sunny day and it is always in the evening as soon as dark falls when protesters and law enforcement personnel seeking to clash with each other that seems like as of now and he away i'm stan i want to step out of the frame for a 2nd here this is actually here because he this better know the house where in front of this house jacob lake was shot and way you see this car here this is not jacob lakes car that was an s.u.v. this is of course not and of course this is not anymore a crime scene so take up lakes car was removed but it is exactly there wh

last night, the local police declared a riot. not the federal but the local police. senator cruz: i see in bright yellow in all caps, the word police. and we are pretty spread out. how exactly is someone with giant all caps with police across their chest, what am i missing? mr. cuccinelli: nothing secret about it. it is the internationally recognized identification of law enforcement. senator cruz: they are focusing on unmarked cars. every law enforcement agency of any size or scope uses unmarked vehicles. any reason why law enforcement might want to use unmarked vehicles in an active riot? mr. cuccinelli: in active riots we have seen those marked vehicles targeted with officers in them. senator cruz: lit on fire? mr. cuccinelli: that's exactly right. senator cruz: senator merkley also said that president trump withdrew the law enforcement officers and that afterwards the protests have been peaceful. now as i understand it, both of those statements are false. is it true the president has withdrawn federal officers from portland? and number two, is it true the protest

would send in the national guard he was criticized a few months back when he sent an unmarked federal police officers who protesters say harassed them and this morning the white house chief of staff mark meadows said all options remain on the table. we've had over 200 and our kiss and they're not peaceful protesters these are people that every single night conduct violent acts and it is in democrat cities you know you want to talk about donald trump's. america most of donald trump's america is peaceful it is a a democrat led city important that we're talking about this morning. and as you said this tension is not just in portland it is widespread where look also looking at the city of can no show wisconsin of course that is where earlier this week a black man jacob blake was shot by police officers in the back he's now paralyzed now there were protests following that shooting and during the protests there were 2 protesters who were shot dead police say by a white teenager who was armed and who had come to that city as part of a vigilante group now president trump on twitter this morning retr

under way during friday prayers at the el nor mosque in central christchurch for one gun when the federal. police force top in here there were some people injured in total $44.00 worshipers were killed by brenton terrence at el norte in an attack he lived streamed on the internet he then moved on to his 2nd target across town the lynwood mosque where he killed a further 7 people the youngest victim just 3 years old the eldest 77 he was arrested by police as he was making his way to a 3rd mosque in the town nearby it is clear that this can now only be described as a terrorist attack. that was determined because of the preplanned nature of the attack and the ideology terence subscribe to the australian had studied the layout of the mosques and their busiest times he had uploaded a manifesto detailing his white supremacy beliefs and his hatred of muslims and non european immigrants as the wider population rallied around the new zealand muslim community attention turned to the high powered weapons he fired how he obtained them and in some cases modified them legally i can tell you one thing right now