there have been firecrackers thrown at the secret service, we have also seen not only firecrackers, but bricks their own, water thrown, and now this is a real scuffle that has began. inside lafayette park they are all of these areas where bicycle barricades, bike linked together hooked up, so if the secret service clears this out and pushes everybody back, it could be a real scrum here. the secret service has made it clear, you can stand and shout and protest, but the idea of pushing onto pennsylvania avenue which is an extra area in front of the white house which is in front of the main north lawn is not acceptable. just to give you a number of crowds, we have probably 200 protesters out here give or take. and we have now, shannon, well up to about 100 secret service officers in riot gear. in my time in washington i've never seen anything like this. of the secret service from covering the white house takes great pride in forcing things discreetly. this is anything now but discreet. they have gotten to the point where they are ready now for pretty much anything. they have these weapons

and with the bricks that have been thrown and obviously we have had those firecrackers go off. people can get hurt. if somebody takes one of those to the head and things could go badly. it goes back to how the secret service wants to handle this. they could've come from all directions to arrest these folks and push them out, et cetera. and that has not happened. it's a credit to the secret service and you hope that the violence will stop. the standoff certainly has not. rain has not stopped it. it teargas has not stopped it. and the pushback has not stopped it as well. it would be difficult to talk to any of these officers and try to get any more of an update in terms of what is happening. there is another water bottle that came from all the way in the back. it is clear that whoever the more angry agitators who are out here are pretty well organized. and they have a plan. they came with both waters, bricks to throw, and they also have firecrackers, and there has been a number of nonviolent protesters. a lot of people saying that they don't want to be -- they don't want to be vi

but there are a lot of firecrackers. >> yeah. they would need a hell of an escort to get through that crowd as you appropriately point out. we remind the folks watching what happens when a police headquarters catches fire. don't forget the ammunition store that's in every police station. don't forget the years and years of records, personal effects, and all of that. that discussion is separate and apart from the anger fueling this fire. this, this visual, and knowing this visual of a burning police station, which everyone around the world can identify with, this picture will go around the world. this will not go over well, ali, and this is the kind of thing governors, mayors, members of congress, presidents of the united states will be forced to react to. >> reporter: brian, i have toel y -- tell you the mood here as changed to celebratory. there's music playing. there are actual firecrackers being set off in the parking lot across the road. there is a sense of jubilation amongst the crowd that this symbolic place has been taken.

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just threw a firecracker. >> that was more an a firecracker. >> reporter: powerful firecracker. >> might have been a flash bang. may have gotten hands on undetonated flash bang that the police use that does exactly what you just saw. everybody's okay? >> reporter: good gracious, something else on fire. everything is okay but set something else on fire outside, chris. we don't want to get closer, can you see what's going on? push in on that. okay. these demonstrators are starting now to make way back towards the park. my producer says they're loading tear gas cannisters up now. >> if that's tear gas in front -- >> reporter: security iss tellig us to go. >> it's going to come up the stairs fast. >> reporter: we're getting out of here, get back to you later. thanks buddy. >> here's what we've been watching. you're not looking at minneapolis. on the screen, see it's atlanta, cnn world headquarters. police have been outside and then as the crowds advanced on cnn, on top of the cnn logo and spray painting things and started to light cars on fire and become increasingly violent, we had the poli

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a lot of haze from some of those firecrackers being hurled at police, those flash bombs going off, flash grenades from the police officers. the crowd scattered throughout up and down broadway. you can see the o police officers moving down that line. earlier this evening, oakland p.d. said that they wanted to make sure that people had the right to protest but that they wanted to make sure it was calm and they did not want to see looting or violence on the streets. again, this continues to unfold as we saw cheryl just a few moments ago. at any moment things changing dramatically, but we are starting to see some vandalism and some looting of the stores. >> at one point in oakland earlier tonight, there was 5,000 people. that was the estimation from oakland p.d. and the p.d. said they wanted to help facility everyone's right to protest and organize and get what they wanted to off their chest. but it turns a different direction when the violence erupts. >>> now let's go to san jose. essentially it's been a carbon copy. mostly peaceful protests, but many flash points of danger. this is new vid

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street in a section of downtown chicago and continued to clash with police people were throwing firecrackers and other objects at police officers we saw a police officer cornered by a crowd rushing to get away inside an s.u.v. after the 3rd time of protesters and people i would call agitators wanting to wreak havoc clashed with police in a 24 hour period in chicago the city took the step of imposing a curfew until further notice people will be asked to remain in their homes from 9 pm until 6 am and the city is vowing if you violate the curfew you will be arrested thou the city had had as many as 3000 people it's estimated on the streets at one point in chicago on saturday afternoon they gathered at the federal plaza and began marching north along a major commercial corridor or some as i said ended up in different parts of the city and they remain peaceful there were scenes of people kneeling on mass in front of trump tower a reference to george floyd in the way he died at the hands of the minneapolis police department but things quickly deteriorated people were throwing water bottles bottles

okay they just threw a firecracker and on us.rful firecracker that just went off and got her heart pumping a little bit. >>eventually that crowd broke up in and dispersed but police said they had to use tear gas canisters to get him to do that 3 officers were hurt. multiple arrests have been made. >>the thing is the protesters targeted the media and the police started media we saw both of those things happening as the media was caught in the crossfire of this. >>colin kaepernick is going to get financial assistance to the protesters in minneapolis who need a legal representation. in posts on twitter and instagram kapnick said legal assistance will be paid for by group of the group is devoted to educating and empowering young people of color and developing a new generation of leaders, he says that in fighting for liberation there's always retaliation and we must must protect our freedom fighters so that is the offer a coming in from the former quarterback for the 49 ers and the players, you know who sparked a whole movement and th

. >> just threw something on fire, chris, a firecracker. we got fire. [ bleep ]! >> where protesters clashed with police at the entrance of cnn. physical manifestations of a seething anger. a nation pushed to the brink. ahmaud arbery out for a jog. brie ahna taylor asleep in bed. george floyd gasping for air. >> no justice, no peace! >> these, the latest names of black men and women whose lives were cut short, exposing hup, don'tl to racial t action, echoing across the nation, demanding racial justice and police accountability. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! >> this video the latest flash point, taken on monday evening. it's difficult to watch. showing the agonizing moments george floyd's life was slipping away. >> you think that's okay? check his pulse! >> tonight that now former officer, 44-year-old derek chauvin behind bars, details showing he had his knee on mr. floyd's neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds. nearly three minutes of that after mr. floyd was nonresponsive. and an employer of chauvin saying that he worked security at her club. >> chauvin ha

out of the cnn headquarters but the protesters threw what looked like a firework at one point a firecracker and there you see video of one of the cruisers torched as as it things started as a peaceful march between centennial olympic park and the capital and after a time some demonstrators remained in the area and started throwing rocks and bricks in getting the spray paint out atlanta's mayor. keisha lance bottoms spoke out about those protests in her city tonight. >>you have the face. the cnn building. ted turner started seeing in atlanta. 40 years ago because he believed and who we are as a city. there was a black reporter who was arrested on camera this morning. who works for cnn and they are telling our stories. you are disgracing their building. >>the mayor also said the protesters. our disgracing the life of george floyd and every other person in the country she also told protesters if they want to change america. it's up to them to go vote. >>we're also hearing that the pentagon has put the military police on alert so washington dc there you see earlier today as protesters arrived a

i believe that's firecrackers. those are firecrackers being set by the protesters in this area.his is very different than what we saw last night, don. a little geography here in los angeles. two-story businesses. last night it was downtown. it was more compressed. here it is a sprawl of alley and stores. so when police control one block, they have to move because the protesters will move through the alleys and reform in another area and then there could be looting in that area they reform. it has been a challenge for the police to try to keep people -- so what we have been seeing is a lot of passion on the streets again, but a lot of violence. just watch this, don. you can see what the police are carrying

[laughter] not to smoke but because that was the safe way to light the firecrackers. [laughter] because of matches we might hurt ourselves. [laughter] and then they drink. they were real strict all day long until about 630. [laughter] i know i'm only ten but can i take the car? [laughter] okay. >> how could a person like donald trump possibly become president? maybe just a matter of the great political satirist said. make and said democracy is the theory that common people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard. [laughter] or more likely it something larger because here in the united states we are not alone to have that political awkward moment we're in the midst of a global revolt against the political elites who created the post-world war ii international order for the past 70 years have been running everything and running everything into the ground as far as a lot of ordinary voters are concerned. internationally we are seeing a rise in zeno phobia and authoritarianism and it ranges from the spectacle of the european union in shambles to the please

christer job some people are laughing some people are videotaping or something on fire chris a firecracker. fired. you're right you're ok well the protests are dominating global media coverage on his caleb maupin looks at how that coverage compares with the protest in baltimore some years back. shocking put it has emerged the protesters breaking windows forging buildings and clashing with the police thousands of taking to the streets to protest against the recent killing and george lloyd but police protests have spread far beyond minnesota all across the country clashes are taking place across american streets that. i minnesota's governor tim waltz has declared a state of emergency i am answering our local leaders request for minnesota national guard assistance to protect peaceful demonstrators neighbors and small businesses in minnesota. president trump has promised to seize control of needy apples and says that there will be shooting if there is more looting the tweet was flagged and suppressed because twitter said it was more of find violence these thugs are dishonoring the memory of ge

across the job some people are laughing some people are videotaping or something on fire chris a firecracker if not why are. you all right there ok. big crowd gathered outside the building to condemn the channel's coverage of the current event there was a high placed presence in the area that has come up and looks now at how the coverage compares with the protests in baltimore some years back. shocking footage has emerged of protesters breaking windows forging buildings and clashing with police thousands of taken to the streets to protest against the recent killing of george floyd by police protests have spread far beyond minnesota all across the country clashes are taking place across american streets that. i think you know. i think i minnesota's governor tim waltz has declared a state of emergency i am answering our local leaders request for minnesota national guard assistance to protect peaceful demonstrators neighbors and small businesses in minnesota. president trump has promised to seize control of minneapolis and says that there will be shooting if there is more looting the tweet was

getting proper job some people are laughing some people are videotaping it something on fire it's a firecracker you should fire. your right you ok a big crowd gathered outside the building to condemn the channel's coverage of the current events there was a high police presence in the area at the time to come up and look at how the coverage compares with the protest in baltimore some. years back. shocking put it has emerged that protesters breaking windows forging buildings and clashing with the police thousands of taking to the streets to protest against the recent killing and george lloyd by police protests have spread far beyond minnesota all across the country clashes are taking place across american streets that i'd. like to. thank you. i i minnesota's governor tim walz has declared a state of emergency i am answering our local leaders request for minnesota national guard assistance to protect peaceful demonstrators neighbors and small businesses in minnesota. president trump has promised to seize control of minneapolis and says that there will be shooting if there is more looting the tweet

i thought it was firecrackers, actually. >> reporter: what he heard were gunshots a shootout between deputies and the murder suspect late this afternoon. according to the alameda county sheriff's department this all started around 11:30 this morning after police got a tip the murder suspect was hiding out at the valley inn on foothill boulevard. deputies say they set up a perimeter then called the hotel room to ask the suspect to come out. >> for a period of about five hours, we had conversations with that suspect and pled with him to come out peacefully and surrender. >> reporter: deputies say around 4:30, the suspect did come out nted aemiaomatul ndgun at the deputies in the parking lot. the deputies returned fire. >> we rushed and provide medical aid to that suspect and he was later pronounced deceased here at the scene. >> reporter: people who live nearby say they are shocked to hear what happened. >> i mean, once in a while i see the cops at the hotels over there, but never anything like this. >> reporter: oakland police would not provide us with any information about the murder

squad van scenes of someone burning an american flag people hurling firecrackers and water bottles at police people trying to push through a wall of police officers in riot gear so they could continue marching and as a result the illinois state police did shut down for a while several highway ramps this follows protests that were violent overnight more than 100 people in chicago were arrested a dozen police officers were injured a dozen squad cars damaged the mayor here in chicago lori lightfoot she's by the way the city's 1st female african-american mayor says that she understands that this george floyd episode has quote under earthed generations of pain and anger among black folks and people of color and their experiences of policing in america but she implored people to try to remain peaceful and said they had their 1st amendment right to protest but to do so without causing violence bear in mind that chicago still has very stubborn consistent rates of coded 19 were in the midst of a pandemic so the the mayor has asked that people social distance and wear masks but of course in oth

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then if you people in the crowd started throwing firecrackers, bottles, the police responded with teare, as they say. people went on the rampage all over downtown. we are familiar in the last few days with discussing the virus in the united states and the virus in the united states and the economic challenges that the lockdowns have caused in the united states. astonishing thought that world to sit by and observe what is happening now with these huge racial gulfs opening up into a conflagration again. our people on the street not worried about getting infected? i think they are. frankly, everybody was wearing masks. i personally have been working from home for months, many of us have been, this is the first time i have been, this is the first time i have beenin been, this is the first time i have been in —— within six feet of an unrelated human for a long time. i was worried about that. almost eve ryo ne was worried about that. almost everyone wearing masks. there was some anxiety and some unease initially. there was a different vibe at the start of this protest because people thought,

. >> there's a firecracker. >> yep. >> you are disgracing our city. you are disgracing the life of george floyd and every other person who has been killed in this country! >> reporter: last night in oakland, a drive-by shooting killed one security officer and wounded another. federal authorities now calling it a case of domestic terrorism. in detroit, a 19-year-old killed after someone in a suv opened fire into a crowd. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: the wave of outrage coming after monday night's horrific incident where officer derek chauvin digs his knee into george floyd's neck for 8 minutes 46 seconds. across parts of minneapolis, you you can already see several national guardsmen stations in several areas. the governor here for the first time domestically has activated the entire national guard. some 13,000 guardsmen ready to step in. here in minneapolis, some feel they've been pushed to the breaking point. >> if we've got to do it the violent way, then that's what we gonna do, because we're gonna get answers one way or another. >> reporter: bu

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there were firecrackers thrown at them and that's the white house view. you can see just how close we were. there were firecrackers thrown at the secret service, there were a number of officers hurt, secret service officers hurt and tons of water bottles thrown. and they were standing there with the riot shields taking the abuse, at one point pepper spray, the protesters were looking to pick a fight. that's the feeling i got. they weren't interested in being heard or having a unified message. they were interested in violence and pushing the secret service towards arrest and starting to grab people, et cetera. so my hats off to the secret service who showed incredible restraint in the face of real provocation by these protesters who, when we-- even when we tried to interview a number of them and talk to them and get explanation or cohesive message, they weren't interested. they weren't interested in talking about their position, and they talked about the president. >> and we said what about the doj or minneapolis, they didn't care about any of that. neil:

one firecracker would have went off and probably everybody would have gotten shot . the reason they're out there is because of economics. you got 360 million people $1 million and you would save $1 trillion and they could stay at home. and please, every time you hear this information like a virus cameout of here or there or wherever , you're going to have chineserunning from these other guys trying to blame them for this . it came to europe, somebody flew out of europe and landed at kennedy and here we go. those scientists, please stand up. when you hear stuff like well, chinese gives us this or that, say something. >> host: thank you and beth cameron, do you want to respond? >> guest: i think one of the great things you highlighted ec is how interconnected our world is and you're right. we do know that the cases in the east coast and new york city came from europe and the cases on the west coast by and large came from china and i think what that shows us is that when you have a disease like this one that breaks out and becomes capable of infecting people in sustaina

. >> reporter: fortunately, we were not targeted in any way, there were some firecrackers going off while we were on the freeway and things got a little dicey. you did mention at the top that was a little violence against a driver driving a mustang and was trying to get home from work. he tried to squeeze through and he said he thought the protesters were going to let him through but he got into a confrontation with one of them and they ended up stealing his cell phone. he got out and there was a confrontation, he got punched in the face, the driver did and the protester then broke his rear window with a skateboard, so that man pulled off on the side, he was bloodied up a little bit but nothing too serious and that's about the only violence that we've seen so far in san jose today despite the hundreds of people who are here and the fever pitch that things were at for quite a while. >> for some reason, the crowd that had gathered in the middle of the street, there's a line of police there, something has caused that crowd to start running in the opposite direction. whether they are helping

you know, not to smoke but because that was the safeway delight the firecrackers. [laughing] it's hard to do with matches. we might hurt ourselves. and then of course they drank. it was like, they were real strict all day long until about 6:30. i know i'm only ten but can they take the car? sure. what the -- >> in 2017 p. j. o'rourke published the book on the 2016 election entitled "how the hell did this happen?" in march of that you spoke of the commonwealth club in san francisco to provide his thoughts on president trump and the reasons for his victory. here's a portion. >> how could a person like donald trump possibly become president? maybe it's just a matter of what the great political satirist h. l. mencken said, she said democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard. or, more likely, it's part of something larger here because here in the united states we are not alone in having a political awkward moment. we seem to be in the midst of a global revolt against the political elites. the political elites a

result of that but in any event there were reports earlier this afternoon of water bottles and firecrackers being thrown at police officers of spray painted profanity laced spray painted created comments on police vehicles. people rocking police vehicles and at that time there were reports that were 3 officers were injured so dear and we had spoken spoken earlier and i had told you that i thought once the sun set that it was very likely that things would ratchet up again and people would protest this moment is eerily reminiscent of other moment that the city of chicago had and it won't fade from its memory soon that was in 2014 when the police shot and killed a 17 year old look kwan make donald at the time nischelle a the police had said that he was carrying a gun and he lunged at the police 13 months later dash cam on a police squad car revealed that police a police officer shot him multiple times as he was walking away from the police there were massive protests the illinois state attorney general and the department of civil rights initiated. investigation and the report concluded at that

they will get young men and women in the front line with the police officers and throw firecrackers, explosive device and projectiles. the police have to move forward against them. they are hijacking the crowd and hijacking the intent to do the right thing which is to change how possibly we could have a system where police officers could do that with individuals and try to take over the community. > bill: i know you will be with me the next couple hours. you saw a picture yet again of brooklyn. that was bryan llenas' location. in the last 60 minutes you saw the tear gas go, you saw the police engaging protesters and vice versa. and the cat and mouse game continues. a short time before the sun goes down here in manhattan. these streets of new york have been virtually dead since the 13th of march. it was a friday night when the impact of coronavirus was felt here in new york. and people obeyed the directions on behalf of the political leadership. they stayed home, they stayed off the streets. and tonight they are back and in force. and we are back in a moment as we continue. if you hav

protesters rocking a police vehicle back and forth reports of protesters hurling water bottles and firecrackers at police protesters attempting to broach a line of police officers in riot gear so that they could continue marching ultimately the illinois state police did have to shut down several ramps highway ramps to try to contain the protesters. how the world is still dealing with a crime a virus pandemic in the midst of everything else that is happening several senior scientific advisers in the u.k. government have spoken publicly to say it is too soon to let the country's law down the next stage to ease restrictions starts on monday they said the decision to push forward is political again bob reports from london. a socially distance demonstration organized by the activist group extinction rebellion calling on the british government to get to grips with the crisis not cope with climate change paul stevens a former detective sergeant of london's police force was among those calling for a citizens' assembly on how to rebuild the economy before covered 19 we were investing billions in fossil

he would give us the firecrackers at his cottage at the lincoln lepen for the jaw and gives a speech a lit cigarette. [laughing] >> those with a date. >> not to smoke because, you , t come not to smoke because i was the safeway to light firecrackers. [laughing] started to fiddle with matches,, we might hurt ourselves. of course they drank. it was like, a real strict all day long until about 630, you know? [laughing] i know i'm only ten by can i take the car? sure. what the -- >> in 2017 p. j. o'rourke published a a book on the 2016 election entitled "how the hell did this happen?." in march of that year he spoke at the commonwealth club in san francisco to fight his thoughts on president trump and the reasons for his victory. here's a portion. >> how could a person like donald trump possibly become president? maybe it's just a matter of what the great political satirist h. l. mencken said. he said democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want and deserve to get it, good and hard. [laughing] or, more likely it's part of something larger because here in the united

profanity protesters rocking back a police van reports of protesters hurling water bottles and firecrackers another one burning a flag so again it's clear that there is still quite a lot of anger and tension you have to bear in mind that there has been a stay at home order that is still in place in chicago even though the rest of the state is starting to open up that is because the chicago area has a pretty consistent and increasing rate of coded 1000 cases the mayor here in chicago her name is lori lightfoot she is also the city's 1st female african-american mayor has said that she understands that the death of george floyd has quote an earth generations of pain and anger over african-americans and communities of color and their interactions with police but she is asking people to be peaceful she says she understands that people want to express their outrage but they need to do so without endangering property she's also reminding people that because of the pandemic people need to wear masks and they need to social distance as i said overnight more than 100 people were arrested again. dozen

guys were called because of the fire that was going on and there were protesters shooting off firecrackers earlier directly at law enforcement. they will be moving on to the rest of the city. rick: those are dramatic images just. if our viewers are watching on the screen fires burning in san diego and one vehicle fire we hadn't seen in san diego yet could i saw you were on earlier a e long line of police cars tht have been vandalized and they all had their tires punctured. seems like a brazen act to be attacking the vehicles en masse away they were in that situation. it looks like what is behind you now are mostly first responders. i don't see a lot of protesters are other folks on the streets with the curfew remaining in effect. >> the curfew went into effect today tonight or he people started -- the squad car is a rare sight to see somewhat untouched and a knock on wood for the officer that owns it but throughout the city there is graffiti and broken windows and in some cases earlier this evening we saw some stuff on fire. that is the image we saw throughout the country happening last ni

in the protesters over here shooting off firecrackers earlier. directly at law enforcement. so the going to be moving on. i will probably note doing the same. rick: this dramatic vish visual separated fires burning in san diego. at least one vehicle fire there. but i also saw jeff, you're in for an earlier, long line of police cars that had been vandalized. they'll have their tires punctured. it just seems like a pretty brazen act to be attacking the vehicles and mass and the way they were. and in that situation, it looks like what was behind you now are mostly first responders . is a lie the protesters or the folks in the streets. in the curfew remains in effect. reporter: it went into effect in 8:00 o'clock tonight. it did not seem like people started to leave. this is a rare sight to see over here . the squad car, someone untouched. i'm going to knock on wood for that one grade for the officer who wasn't great but throughout the city flat tires, graffiti, broken windows and in some cases, earlier this evening, saw fires. so that is an image that we saw throughout the coun

. >> reporter: we've seen firecrackers. >> are you guys moving the camera? >> reporter: see, so you can, where we are is behind this police line. i can't see what happened. i heard the sound of glass. there are still crowds out, and they are throwing things at law enforcement. so, you know, you just witnessed what we've been seeing over and over again here tonight, as there have been crowds colliding with law enforcement, but i just wanted to point out one thing as you're watching all of this unfold. what this is about, and if you talk to these protesters, and if you look at some of the graffiti here. this, just here quickly, this says "i can't breathe, george floyd." so this is what it's about, but some of this is getting lost in all of the looting that we're seeing and all of the law enforcement action that we're seeing on the streets. but, you know, i spoke to a woman who lives in this neighborhood. and she said that this was just heartbreaking to watch, because a lot of these businesses are independently owned. they've had to deal with the economic down

they've lit firecrackers in the parking lot. you can see that.here's now a police presence on top of the building. miguel, you see that? these streets are completely clogged in all directions. the earlier fire was only one block over there, and they couldn't get there. it wasn't even in the center of things. without a very heavy presence, there is no chance. there are thousands of people on the street. i get your point, that to let a police station burn is symbolically an important matter for them to consider. there is no chance a fire truck is getting in at this point without a very heavy intervention by the authorities or the national guard. i keep emphasizing that, they're not here. we're not seeing that presence. we know the national guard is in town. i saw heavily armed vehicles on my way here earlier, but there are no police vehicles. there are no armored carriers. there is no national guard in the vicinity. there are a lot of firecrackers. >> the mayor said later he made the call to abandon the building to cut the risk of injury and addres

>>the confrontations have gotten more intense reports of firecrackers going off our. >>joe khaleel reporters on the ground there and he is reporting that there've also been bottles thrown at secret service members who are passing out more shields in getting tighter together as they are bracing for more of a confrontation so will be getting some new video there in the meantime we want to go back to our newsroom where our ella sogomonian has an update tell. >>hey there guys so we're also tracking what is happening across the country, including here at home on twitter take a look at the screen here in washington dc as you mentioned our reporter joe khaleel out there says that at the white house this was about 46 minutes ago that was a scene as it george floyd protests continue to happen. he says that many of the officers are guarding a barricade in riot gear just as they put their helmets on as you can see in that video scrolling down a bit in his feet it says that there are a lot of chance for george floyd again barricades around the white house it was actually put on l

they spent three days not getting into i a -- confrontations with protesters, that's a firecracker. even to the point they moved in on the third precinct. went to the roof and fired tear gas and flash bangs but seemed to be deliberate strategy not to engage where not necessary. yesterday had state police and national guard members standing there with protesters in their face, criticizing them and getting up in their face, they didn't do anything about it. something changed tonight. police drove into an intersection and opened fire on a crowd. i don't know what the strategic change is but something is different in the air. and mood of the crowd was different. they was entirely, not agitated crowd. police reaction to this crowd surprised me more. two nights ago may not have surprised me. we continue to hear noise that might be flash bangs. don't know what it is. we see some smoke, some action behind us. >> if you're able to determine safely what that is, i know you'll get back to us. >> reporter: yes. >> thank you and your crew under extraordinary circumstances have kept your cool and

everybody -- uncle mikey mike, this was more -- my businessman and uncle did this was he would give us firecrackers on the fourth of july. he give us a lit cigarette. not to smoke, it is a safe way. they drank, real strict all day long. and helps to 6:30. i know i'm only 10 but can i take the car? >> host: in 2017 p.j. o'rourke published a book on the 2016 election entitled "how the hell did this happen?: the election of 2016". in march of this year he spoke of the commonwealth club of san francisco to provide his thoughts on donald trump and the reasons for his victory. here is a portion. >> how can a person like donald trump possibly become a president. maybe it is a matter of what the great political satirist hl mencken said. democracy is the theory the common people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard. more likely part of something larger. we are not alone in having a political awkward moment. we are in the midst of a global revolt against the political elites who created the post-world war ii international order and for the past few years have been running everything, runni

and then you talk about chicago new york we've been getting reports there's flash bangs or 8 or firecrackers or fireworks being tossed there in des moines, iowa. so and it's late there. it's after midnight. on is going to continue our coverage. ♪ >> so right now we are going to do a warrant service at a problem house. there's always a ton of people living out of there. there's always a ton of people

and those are firecrackers you're seeing fired off by protesters's we know the national guard is in town. we saw heavily armed vehicles on my way here earlier but no police cars, no armored barriers. >> in the surrounding city, more looting despite the national guard many efforts. police deploying tear gas and pepper spray. the governor declaring a state of emergency for the twin cities. earlier prosecutors responding to escalating calls for arrests saying they won't "rush to justice" and new videos now adding to the picture of floyd's in custody death, including this one, which shows another angle of floyd being pinned down by what appears to be at least three police officers. nbc shaquille brewster is in minneapolis with the latest on the ground. shaq good to talk to you again. we spoke yesterday after the intensity of a third night was playing out. people waking up to a lot of destruction and anger on the streets, but yet still no arrests? >> reporter: that's right, ayman. daylight allowing us to see exactly the impact of those full-scale riots we saw last night. i'll let you take a l

debate stage with donald trump on live television, they might as well send him out carrying and acme firecrackeruse it's over, i don't care who is endorsing him at this point. >> sean: did you see biden in one of his basement disaster podcasts where he orchestrates the taking off of the aviators? am i on? let me take them off again. am i on? >> [laughs] listen, the problem was in the basement, the problem was they let him up on the porch and can i say something? that wasn't a -- that was not a streaming error there, that was actual real-time footage depicting how in ant is the basement, which is where you put all major appliances. his pilot light has gone on. i love the image of his wife going to the top of the basement steps and looking down and just seeing those two eyes down there and she says, "come on, joe, we are going to go run for leader of the free world." what's with the wife all the time? is she a spotter in case he has to pronounce hydroxychloroquine or something? i want to drop the pipe on his breathe hole or something? biden is -- listen, i know he's going to be their candidate for