. >> clerk: welcome commissioner foley. >> commissioner foley: thank you, team. >> clerk: so that passes unanimously 6-0. commissioner foley you were absent during the deliberations so we'll move to the next item. and actually we're on commission comments and questions if you wanted to add anything, commissioner foley, before we leave that. >> commissioner foley: i finally got technology working but, thank you very much. >> clerk: very good. well, if you heard it and you were participating audibly through the hearing i will ask for your vote regarding the resolution to support the department's effort regarding racial and social equity. on ma motion, commissioner foley. >> yes. >> clerk: so we're unanimous 7-0. >> president hyland: for that. one of the most important things that we talk about. >> clerk: commissioners that will place us on item 6 for the letter supporting the legacy business program. this is for your adoption. >> thank you, jonas. shelly, did you want to speak? shelly drafted a letter and i hope that the other commissioners were able to review that letter. we have a letter

joining us now, jane foley, rabobank head of fx strategy. i guess it was quite sobering after the blowout jobs number on friday to hear jay powell say we are not going to see a v-shaped recovery. jane: morning. i would argue that perhaps the majority of economists have always been more sober, and in the last month or so we see a lot of exuberance in the markets, particularly in equity markets. even so, many economists have chance of the v-shaped recovery is limited. we saw powell yesterday suggest in the u.s. it would be 9.3% by the end of the year. we have seen extremely high unemployment numbers forecast throughout the developed world and beyond. against that backdrop, it is inevitable we will have a demand-side crisis. if you think about fiscal measures, we have seen measures for very different cap -- from various different countries that a lot of the different stimulus is going into people's bank accounts. is normal to save more when people think they will lose their jobs. they will not be spending either. we have only seen the beginning

. >> clerk: welcome commissioner foley. >> commissioner foley: thank you, team. >> clerk: so that passesr foley you were absent during the deliberations so we'll move to the next item. and actually we're on commission comments and questions if you wanted to add anything, commissioner foley, before we leave that. >> commissioner foley: i finally got technology working but, thank you very much. >> clerk: very good. well, if you heard it and you were participating audibly through the hearing i will ask for your vote regarding the resolution to support the department's effort regarding racial and social equity. on ma motion, commissioner foley. >> yes. >> clerk: so we're unanimous 7-0. >> president hyland: for that. one of the most important things that we talk about. >> clerk: commissioners that will place us on item 6 for the letter supporting the legacy business program. this is for your adoption. >> thank you, jonas. shelly, did you want to speak? shelly drafted a letter and i hope that the other commissioners were able to review that letter. we have a letter also from s.f. heritage. tha

demonstrations following the killing of george foley an american african-american who died in police custody in minneapolis it's the latest of 10 days of anti-racist protests which have spread around the world. that's it from me on the news teams the nalini for how much time we'll have an update for you out of the top of the on keep you informed. the night's. watching the w. news as to johnny. happiness fears for everyone schuman penises are very different from primates you know we have very totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature david and this is climate change regular sex how freeness improves books you get smarter for free you know where you books are new to. good use crime fighters are back again africa's most successful in radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention and sustainable chocolate production. all of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. current fighters tune in no. shit special how drones are helping humans during the krona virus

we can do that with jane foley of rabobank. she is exceptionally attuned to not only with the speculators are doing, but also the commercial banking interests of her rabobank. i have to start with the dollar. i noticed looking today at the bloomberg dollar index that it was basically just resilience for four years, even pushing into five years of relatively strong dollar. that has been a great missed call. when did we finally see the dollar give way to a consensus weakness?h is dollar jane: like you say, the consensus for a number of years has been a weaker dollar. finally, the dollar bears are saying this is going to be the year we see the weaker dollar because a little bit of that money printed and we have added the extra liquidity we saw at the fed. i think the answer really will be in risk appetite because it is not just this year we have seen correlation between the dollar and emerging-market stocks. this has been going on since at least 2018, and it seems to me that the answer to the dollar's trend will be in in emerging

cities for another day of protest over the death of george foley. demonstrators rallied outside the u.s. embassies in europe and beyond calling for an end to racism and police brutality. in 67 years here remember you can keep up with the latest news on our web site that's to w dot com and you can follow us on twitter and on instagram to abstain news thanks for joining us. beyond. the stories that. whatever it takes. to run the. plane flew look at how w. made 4 minds.

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were huge fans of him all the way back to "beverly hills cop," he was the heavy that shakes down axel foley: i didn't realize that. >> in my house, that was a catch phrase. if you were late for dinner, what happened, mikey, did you get lost? that meant you were in trouble. he was so cool to meet, got to know him. just a great guy. and now he's doing the cartoon. >> jimmy: each night we have a charity. you chose st. jude's research hospital. a great organization, they do so many great things for children and families who need it. i'm going to make a donation in your honor. bill burr, "king of staten island," "f is for family," and a very funny podcast. thank you, and congratulations on the baby. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we'll be right back. ♪ (female vo) when it comes to longevity, who has the highest percentage of its vehicles still on the road today? subaru. when it comes to best overall value, who does intellichoice rank number one? subaru. and when it comes to safety, who has more 2020 iihs top safety pick+ winning vehicles? more than toyota, honda, and hyundai-combined? subaru. it's easy

were huge fans of him all the way back to "beverly hills cop," he was the heavy that shakes down axel foleyf you haven't seen it, it's, like, 40 years old. he shakes down axel's friend. hey, mikey. did you get lost? remember that guy? that's him. >> jimmy: i didn't realize that. wow. >> in my house, that was a catch phrase. if you were late for dinner, what happened, mikey, did you get lost? that meant you were in trouble. you were going to get whacked or whatever. he was so cool to meet, got to know him. just a great guy. and now he's doing the cartoon. >> jimmy: so each night we have a charity. you chose st. jude's children's research hospital. a great organization, they do so many great things for children and families who need it. i'm going to make a donation in your honor. st. jude.org is the website, if you want to join me. bill burr, "king of staten island," "f is for family," and a very funny podcast. thank you, and congratulations on the baby. >> all right, jimmy, thank you, buddy. >> jimmy: we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ tomorrow can only be better with wendy's breakfast. win with a bre

proteins and dissimulation that we do they require a massive amount of computing power that is why foley is holding. composed of personal computers and laptops from people all over the world helping us according to polling a town that is now the biggest supercomputer on. these mappings opened up new possibilities for treatments again and the research was a hoping they can see the slings and grind of ours and there are many other projects you can participate in if you're interested look for citizen science projects. has been an outpouring of support for essential workers well why. yeah i mean clapping his whole his create is. think it's just coming from the wrong place right now. health care workers started government petition one form or another could pay of health care workers and $1.00 for their overall better protection and. i want them to so consider what we have to do want to daily basis on how we are good our lives every single day we hear word people to sign the online petition and then to reach out to their representatives and senators to support the bill there is similar petitio

world lobster trials take to the streets for another day of demonstrations over the death of george foley protesters gathered outside the u.s. embassy in london and are calling for an end to racism and police for.

today belgium's king foley sent a letter to the congolese people to express his regrets for the horrors unleashed upon them by his royal ancestor king leopold the 2nd statues of leopold are now coming down across belgium a national reckoning along with royal regrets about the painful colonial past and the legacy still haunting both nations today i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. that. the time has come for belgium to embark on a journey of their search and journey of truth johnny of memory. of the seas the congo is not really independent. anywhere on the truth and memory and bones acknowledging the suffering and knowledge and the suffering of office building to promote its independence by name but not mentally politically or physically if you can with. this recognition was clearly expressed this morning by a sun friend in his letter to president to say katie to the congolese people. say it's a measure of regret it's not a letter of apology speeds it was given that's it he'll have to apologize or rather ask to be forgiven for what our ancestors did or else it. also coming up tonig

and what happened well they are some of brazil's major news outlets including broadcasters globo and foley at the south pole of a leading newspaper there and they say that the issue is one of security that supporters of president joe your bulls and narrow are getting out of hand now wilson are has waged a war of words against the media ever since coming into office and recently the coverage hasn't exactly been kind but what do you expect we're talking about a president who is cool this virus just a little flu who is actually criticized for mocked reporters for wearing masks whilst the death toll keeps climbing now following months of harassment by a hard core of boston are supporters who have called reporters scum and rats and sellout media they are now saying that they no longer feel safe and that cameras will no longer be rolling outside the president's office. this is like reporters in the u.k. saying that they will no longer show up outside 10 downing street but how long will that home without considering that your bill sonora is such a big part of the covert 900 story in brazil. still

today belgium's king foley sent a letter to the congolese people to express his regrets for the horrors unleashed upon them by his royal ancestor king leopold the 2nd statues of leopold are now coming down across belgium a national reckoning along with royal regrets about the painful colonial past and the legacy still haunting both nations today i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day.

so no when i was covering the foley or in the week very different feeling from what we're getting today the day after mary mary about whether she actually did. things against trump today but the thing that's different here in manila today it seems almost more of like a turn block party. because you have what mariel browser did because or where you had renaming the 16th street area to black lives matter plaza you can actually see the sign behind me here in front of st john's church you also had them painting the black lives matter along the street along with the removal of police now this is video from bowzer twitter showing crews early friday morning actually putting the finishing touches on black lives matter murals that stretches for almost the reflux there are those blocks leading up to the white house now once crews were finished there was a ceremony and a moment of silence for george floyd right in front of lafayette park in the church where the 16th street sign with taken down and life lives matter now you also had hauser posting on twitter the letter that she sent to dr donald tr

joining us now is jane foley, rabobank head of fx strategy.what suspect peter navarro was thinking of, but how confident are you that this trade deal is still strong and stable? think the reasons that markets reacted the way know we is because we have a lot of animosity between the u.s. and china. we know that there is bipartisan animosity really there. i think the markets have been suspicious about the tensions between the u.s. and china and this is why they reacted like that. if the backstop was different, i think they would have seen those comments in a different light. we are waiting for china to make more moves. i think the market is very suspicious, particularly in the run-up to the election about what is going to happen with the trade relationship, whether or not there is going to be more tariffs? that is why we got the reaction that we did. the tensions and then the rolling back of those comments, certainly moving markets, where do you see the chinese currency heading? where do you see the chinese yuan? how politicized is that as we he

with that's why i'm here something my friend yeah he does work quite something you do it with the foley and then it's funny how like the old ideas keep coming around they're kind of the best ideas we have another we have another show. called uncle drank which is this sort of that true fictional character that gary busey is going to do. who is you know sort of up kind of a parent had he's not country western he's gulf and western. is this president is. fixable songs like biggest dock on the lake and it's a sterile it's just it's all about getting hammered and it's. it that it's got to be softened and we have another one drug maker oh which is another true fiction kind of a reality story of this girl from amarillo goes to to nashville to. become a singing star and songwriter so we got a whole slate well you guys you guys have laid this out that has i mean usually yeah talk to people a lot of platform they've got a theory all ideas you guys sound like you've got the you've got the story beats pounding out here what we have a year and a half to do it and it just so happened you know that we

protests taking place around the city tuesday hundreds paying their respects at a silent vigil in foley square some facing off with police with their hands up without incident this video capturing a touching moment between an officer and a demonstrator the right was no it was a truck was it was but as night fell the protesters once again defying curfew was. on the n.y.p.d. making 280 arrests and urging people to move on after dark her through her wall some of the rampant destruction and looting quelled tuesday night still some aggressive confrontations there grab innocent people for no reason i just started like a coffin and push them to the ground this door was a he's a journalist and a press has a press pass and they push him to the ground video capturing the moment an officer screams at a journalist. at one point a journalist said he was pinned to his car and forced to leave don't be like they were stuck in the past but despite similar cations new york city mayor bill de blasio calls it progress we saw a very very different picture around new york city last night we still have more w

quite simply a massive protest here at foley square downtown new york city there are only. 5000 people at least that's just a request under way for the 1st time thousands of people just in this particular contest and it's important to point out that there are more than 40 different protests and vigils and gatherings that have been going on throughout the day friday in new york city and in neighboring areas in the metropolitan area there are so wide variety of people out here protesting and i want to introduce you to one of them please jackie please step in for me how are you jackie acosta it's nice to be truly good i think you tell i just want to say you're wearing a mask 1st and i have to smile because i want to virus yes it's still a threat so used to feel that it's important to come out here with yes and gloves included and i still feel that we're still not in face to in new york city even after we get to face to which is this coming monday i still think that mass moving shields and loves to protect us social distancing as well so i will continue to get my mask and make sure current

demonstration which has come all the way from brooklyn is now being rerouted it looks like back towards foley square. now demonstrations been at the school for the last few days but at least have been. cracking down earlier in the evening to get demonstrators out the streets after reading occurred earlier in the week. there's a curfew coming into fact at about dark but many demonstrators are vowing to continue the fight to continue to make their presence known peacefully until after dark the looting issue has been better since the curfew has been in place there's been more criticism of the mayor. himself has. been trying to back the protesters back calls for reforms but also answer cause for law and order in the city as many businesses have been destroyed it looks like it'll be another busy night for law enforcement and demonstrators here in her. a judge in the u.s. state of georgia has ruled the 3 men challenge with the murder of a black man will dillon trial i'm a dog breeder was chased and shot several times by retired white police officer and his son in february but they were only charged

york state introduces new laws to overhaul its police departments in the wake of the death of george foley the ruse known trust between the community and the police. and a mosque in the afghan capital comes under attack as the country tries to move towards peace talks to end years of war. well what brazil's president still scribed as just a little flu has now grown into a major health crisis the country now has the 2nd highest number of deaths from the corona virus in the wild on friday the health ministry reported affair the $980.00 s. putting their total to near $42000.00 brazil is now 2nd only to the united states in terms of deaths and infections the world health organization has voiced concern but says the health system is standing up to the pressure from now. overall the health system is still coping in brazil having said that with the sustained number of severe cases. that is that remains to be seen and clearly the health system in brazil across the country needs significant support in order to sustain its efforts in this regard well let's get more on this without a sound reason the

the brooklyn bridge into lower manhattan and you can see i'm gathered right here behind me this is foley square in manhattan it's where the federal building is located many courts are located the brooklyn bridge is just south of here and as the demonstrators came into this area. it was interesting to see what happened they were basically trapped by police into this little area where we are now and if you look on the side over here you might see some of the officers who've been trying to allow cars to move in and to still get through the area. and this was a big group and as we've seen over recent days they have been marching through the streets they won't stay in any one location long you have different meeting points at different parks and the police tactic that we just witnessed is basically to divide the groups as they're marching through the streets keep him in smaller groups that's thought to be a last chance for violence that way right now we're just seeing a lot of chanting kind of a standoff with police on one side of the barricades and demonstrators on the other it's all been ve

they're certainly concerned foley so so far what we know is that this new cluster of cases centers around a wholesale market in beijing called market now this is the biggest wholesale market in the city it's located in the southwest of the city in a district called full time which is about an hour's drive from downtown beijing now we know about $4000.00 workers work at this market in 1st came to view attention of the authorities went on friday yesterday cheering then had symptoms for the of the cord a virus and tested positive for it one of these men had no trouble history and the 2nd one had recently returned from spending all week in the east of china now after these 2 men were tested positive authorities proceeded to test those linked to these men about 2000 people have been tested so far and from that round of testing 7 people have been confirmed to have the court a virus and have symptoms and $45.00 so far have tested positive without any symptoms so they're asymptomatic cases another interesting thing about this cluster is that view 14 is a saying that a sample of the corona virus w

sure foley so as you said 57 new cases but i want to point out 19 of those are imported and 17 of those19 were passengers on a flight from dhaka to the southern province of guangdong they have now suspended all flights to bangladesh for the next month from grandon in order to try and stem the number of imported cases but also want to talk about those other cases that you mentioned in beijing 38 locally transmitted $36.00 of those in beijing and they're linked to a market it's one of asia's largest wholesale markets it's called the about 90 percent of beijing's fruit and vegetables come from that market so it's a massive operation and most of the people there are all the people there who tested positive for either work or they had shopped in that market so the government is trying to now roll out a massive track and tracing operation and they found that people have also been linked to that market from the 3 provinces so to going to be a huge operation that they're looking to in order to contain that cost and it's a great worry for the government because beijing is the country's capital o

people do you understand this systematic and historical reason for why it's in that position ok or foley want to do is begin no yes there's no you can't people you know hello or most of them just want to come this is.

and we are in foley square. right underneath the federal courthouse, the state supreme court. we are just up the street a block away from city hall where the mayor was just giving his news conference. we are a block away from one police plaza. that is the headquarters of the nypd. this is the largest police department in the city. 38,000 police officers. and they have had their share of controversy over the years. and what you are seeing here are people that are hoping that it changes. that this is an inflection point for the nypd, for other police departments across the country. you see signs "i can't breathe," black lives matter. also signs that there are more specific to new york city. for instance, 50a, that's repealing a rule that puts police disciplinary records under lock and key. they want to make those public. they want the public to have access to police officers' records. there's also a lot of talk about defunding the police. i was talking to city council sources here in new york city about this last night, and they do acknowledge they'd like to take a look at the n

they gathered here after coming over the bridge to foley square. what is interesting is there are several police officers lined up here. for the past several minutes the demonstrators have been chanting at the police officers and they have been standing here and it has been peaceful. the other thing that is interesting is how diverse. a lot of the crowd and marchers throughout new york city, one uptown where we are seeing the same thing there. and across the city. there are several marchers and demonstrations, all sorts of different people and age. people continuing to come together and express their feelings about what has happened, their anger and emotion. this will go on through the night though, as you know. it has been going on several days. there is a curfew, so we will see what happens. this will go on for several more hours. >> not only there but several other cities as well. we will get back to you. i want to go to brian todd in washington, d.c. they are marching, the protesters. tell us where you are heading. >> reporter: we are what are

it's not enough to org phase, so we are seeing these larger people protest, arriving here in foley squarewntown manhattan, right outside the cou courthouse we are not sure what will happen next. we can tell you this crowd is fired up. there is a lot of energy here. it's a very diverse crowd. >> very peaceful right now, athena jones, thanks very much. we will check back with you as well. these protests are still continuing. day ten of what's been going on here in the united states. we are following all the breaking news, we will have more on the first court appearance and became for the police officer charged with aiding and abetting george floyd's death and protests taking place, we'll have updates from all akrcross e countries. these are live pictures coming in from capitol hill here in washington. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the covid-19 pandemic is creating food insecurity on a scale not seen in decades. an estimated 54 million americans will struggle with hunger. ♪ with 200 food banks and 60,000 meal programs, feeding america is the largest hunger-relief organization in the country. join morgan stanl

brink of disaster just long in-depth interviews with experts about one question how to change the foley said. you can't see it but these children have poison in their blood the director of the primary school in center they pasco in peru says learning and concentration difficulties are usually the 1st sign to this minute when they sneeze the blood often comes out of their noses. they struggle to pay attention for longer stretches of time so it's not as if i'm sure it's due to the lead in their blood that's on. the school is right next to a gigantic open cast mine. the crater dominates the town of saturday possible. the global economy is hungry for raw materials. but this comes at a high cost $1.00 that many south americans have to pay. even with their lives. saturday pasco is a town in the heart of the peruvian andes and peru and the sight of a huge open cast mine extracting zinc silver and lead for global markets. the mine is now owned by a swiss commodities giant glencore glencore recently paid several $100000000.00 for it but the people who live here pay an even higher price so today

there had been a group here at lower manhattan at foley square.ined this group and they started to march north. it's been so interesting. i've been covering these protests since sunday. there was an ebb and a flow, a lot of anger in the first days, toward the middle to the end of the week, a lot of people told me how tired they were, how exhausted. will people be able to keep up this energy? driving around manhattan, there is no doubt they are putting their actions behind their words. what are those words? it's not enough to just march for a few days, to say a few things. that's what one person told me politicians do, they make promises and they don't keep them. we're back to when martin luther king was fighting. they're calling for defund bein police, taking a billion dollars out of the police budget and putting it for programs. there's also two and a half hours before curfew and questions about how many will continue after curfew. look at these protesters, they are almost all wearing masks, they have been social distancing and completely peacefu

was an officer- involved shooting at a separate location involving an armed subject in front of the foleyfederal building on las vegas boulevard. cehave been shotne poli headthoffice re stng near they were shot by, quote, cowardly individuals. all the four are in the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >>> new video out of the east bay, showing a freeway takeover as protesters march on to interstate 680 and walnut creek. it was yesterday afternoon, and demonstrators blocking the lanes on 680 at lawrence avenue, turning the interstate into a parking lot. a similar scene in los angeles. 405 freeway was blocked in new york city, hundreds walked on fdr drive, blocking traffic on both sides of the highway. >>> take a look at this new video out of philadelphia. you can see of protesrs scramblinup side, to the tear gas. officials said the tear gas was used after the crowd surrounded and started to rock a trooper's car. >> no justice no peace. >> back in dc, protesters rallied past the 7:00 p.m. curfew there was no apparent attempt to disperse the protesters. >>> now to new york, looters

what you're seeing behind me is another very large peaceful protest taking place here on foley square. we're in downtown manhattan. you can see, we'll show you tape what it was like earlier. chants in the street. what everybody is hoping is that the peaceful protest will stay this way with a large group. as we have been reporting through the week, police and many others believe that there are outside agitators coming in at night and changing the tone of what we've seen on these streets. well over 1,000 people were here this afternoon chanting george floyd's name and demanding change with police policy. last night as you mentioned, new york city had their first test of a curfew with this current unrest at 11:00 p.m. something that will come earlier tonight at 8:00. rioters and looters swarm city streets. many believe these are different groups of people from the protesters. i spoke one-on-one with nypd's terrence monahan after we watched the arrest of an alleged looter on the streets of new york. he said that he felt like the curfew worked as they were able to arrest over 700 people ov

they took to the streets and marched from times square to union square down to lower manhattan and foley square and have been mostly peaceful. in the thousands. probably the largest group that we have seen here since demonstrations began a couple of days ago. and then of course in the evening unfortunately things got a little violent. there was a fire set. police having confrontations with many of the protesters who came from brooklyn. there were a couple of arrests. a little different than what we saw saturday night. here on sunday not as many breakouts, not as many confrontations with police but there were still some. the other thing i want to point out is that along fifth avenue we walked through the flat iron section. a lot of stores. a lot of stores vandalized. glass broken. we have seen some looting. the police are continuing to be out here and protests are expected for the next several days. christine, laura? >> shimon, thank you for that. >>> violence moments ago on the west coast. demonstrators broke windows at a federal court house in portland, oregon. officers responded with r

so certainly most communities want to reassess foley antelope, what other 911 calls are we getting? are they for fire, health issues, what are the issues we are responding to? and then design a police force to respond to the needs of the community. so it is an assessment period and not a defunding period. >> martha: so, you know and i said that. in some cases they are talking about taking money away from the departments and in other cases like minnesota, minneapolis, they are talking about scrapping the department altogether and creating something that is completely different in terms of taking care of the community. here is the attorney general talking about some of what's going on out there, just moments ago on "special report." watch this. >> ag barr: these police officers are pressing african-american communities? there is a lot more damage. a lot more killing and a lot more fear from criminal elements in chicago for example, when we can 67 people shot. and if you pull back the police of these communities, there will be more harm ten to these communities. >> martha: what do you

here now is the company's founder and ceo, peter foley. peter, great to have you.ctual questions so people understand how it works. how can they get it? is a finger prick or swab. and how quickly can the results come back. >> to the first question you can order directly from let's get checked.com. you can go order covid-19 home test and through quick assessment into your home and it's retailing at $130. on the test itself, it is extremely simple. a swab you can do yourself and we'll collect it from you in the home. we're [inaudible]. you will have your results back in 24 hours. so it is a very quick process. jackie: yeah, 24 hours. as we get testing back up and running that is helping getting economy going again. it is getting people back to work. hopefully it will get kids back to school and activity, so their parents can go back to work this would be kind of thing i imagine you would need in mass quantity toss. so i'm wondering how quickly you ramp up? >> our manufacturing facility in queens, new york. that is our local facility, we're manufacturing 100 units per

we are now here at foley square which they have filed into, a place where many of the protesters have been gathering for the last two weeks. but what's so important in all of this, erin, is just the energy. we've been out here every night, and the energy just seems to grow and grow. it is hot. it rained today, and still all of these people have been coming out. they came out tonight. they came out last night. and the group behind me which has been organizing this, i spoke to him. one of the guys, he's only 21. his name is carlos polanco, he's from brooklyn. and every night he comes out here and organizing this effort. you can see hundreds of people night after night still coming out here, erin. >> all right. thank you very much, shimon. incredible when you think about it, 21 years old to be able to do that. let's go to kaitlan collins "out front" at the white house. the president con if you remembering tonight he's finalizing an executive order on policing standards after that round table in dallas where the top three law enforcement officials were not invited. did he offer real detai

have continued including in minneapolis where george foley died the city council there as ordered officers to stop using chokeholds and is working on restructuring the whole place department given it is on the web with was with demonstrators in new york. these are truly extraordinary scenes of thousands of protesters that are right now walking over the brooklyn bridge they're doing it on or of black lives matter and also drawn to the life of george florey these are protesters that are quiet obviously very very peaceful and they're really sending a message a message to new york a message to the united states and they say a message to the world that they will continue to fight for justice for george floyd and black lives matter they're also fighting over the last 2 weeks here in new york for a justice of people that have been victims of police brutality by the new york police department and on tuesday 2 things happened one is a new york police department officer was. sure with assault for pushing a peaceful protest or in the very early weeks of the protest in new york and also new york state

demonstration which has come all the way from brooklyn is now being rerouted it looks like back towards foley square. now demonstrations been peaceful for the last few days but. these have been. cracking down earlier in the evening to get demonstrators out the streets after the shooting occurred earlier in the week. there's a curfew coming into fact about dark but many demonstrators are vowing to continue the fight to continue to make their presence known peacefully until after dark the looting issue has been better since the curfew has been in place but there's been more criticism of the mayor. himself has. been trying to back the protesters back calls for reforms but also answer cause for law and order in the city as many businesses have been destroyed it looks like it'll be another busy night for law enforcement and demonstrators here in her. well in washington d.c. protesters that have ignored. to a few for yet another night many gathered outside the white house. more barriers have been put up to keep demonstrators a far distance off you can just see the white house there and distance and

several in a day as you said there were hundreds of people here just a short time ago in new york's foley square they have marched on you might see a few coming up the street behind me here they've been marching throughout the city today and for the last week there have been some violent incidents the last couple nights even though the movement is overwhelmingly been peaceful the last 2 nights have seen looting some police officers attacked and that's what led the mayor to extend the curfew and have started earlier tonight right after dark in fact at 8 pm but again all of that has protesters just more resolved than ever and i have one here with me we have secured mitchum who is from the bronx and came out to be a part of this event today she kara tell me what it is that brought you out here today especially seeing what you see in the last couple days well what brought me out here is the general fight for our people i mean and the fact that is peaceful and we still get out point across that's what brought me out just justice in general for not just black people or people i know you live in