the genesee county sheriff, chris swanson, decided to take his helmet off.people put their batons down, and joint with the marchers. we are joined now by sheriff chris swanson. did you plan that in advance, or was that spontaneous? chris: i wish i was smart enough to do that when i first walked up, but it was 27 years on the job, experience, training, but more importantly, having a hard for people. it was a beautiful moment, a lot led up to it. heart for people. approaching the crowd, we could sense the anger, and i knew something different had to be done. david: we have seen and heard stories of other protests that some are not peaceful protesters. some are out there to do some damage. how did you know that you didn't have any of those people? what would have happened if there was violence? chris: i'm actually convinced that there were rioters there ready to be triggered, but the majority of the protesters who have righteous anger outnumbered those. you cannot pick and choose who is there, but as the tensions grew throughout the week, and in eight minutes a

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and it was last night here, we introduced you to genesee county sheriff chris swanson in flint, michigans here for you. what can we do? tonight, here, what he said. >> the only reason we're here is to make sure that you got a voice. that's it. don't think for a second, don't think for a second that he represents who these cops are from all over the county and around this nation. we go out there to help people, not do that nonsense. >> there we go! >> i'm just gonna tell you, we want to be with y'all for real. so i took my helmet off and laid the batons down. i want to make this a parade, not a protest. [ cheers and applause ] these cops love you. that cop over there hugs people. so you tell us what you need to do. >> walk with us, walk with us! walk with us, walk with us! walk with us, walk with us! >> let's walk. let's walk. >> reporter: saying we'll protect you. we're with you. they said march with us. so he did. right now is a time for action. that's why usaa is giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can pay for things like groceries before they worry about their in

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and in flint, michigan, the genesee county sheriff joining hands with members of the community, saying"we will protect you, we will march with you." >> we can't forget, on all our police cars across the nation, it says protect and serve. >> yes. >> protect and serve. that means all people -- that means all people deserve the same dignity. and we marched, no one ounce of damage, nobody's arrested, nobody got hurt. this is the way it's supposed to be. >> reporter: the efforts tonight to acknowledge the very real pain, as that sheriff and others concede there is a lot of work ahead to heal and make change. we hope it's a start. thank you for being here on a sunday night. i'll see you right here tomorrow. good night. >>> some of the vandals, they thought this was a game. >> san francisco takes a new step starting tonight, to help prevent more violence like this during police protests. >>> literally picking up the pieces. emeryville business owners today respond following a destructive night. >>> and paying tribute to a federal officer shot and killed during a protest in oakland. abc7 news

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genesee county sheriff in flint, michigan, who told the demonstrators there, we are here for you andwe do? when they said march, he did. >> the only reason we are here is to make sure you got a voice. that's it. don't think for a second that he represents who these cops are from all over the county and around this nation. we are out there to help people and not do that nonsense. we want to be with y'all for real, so i took the helmet off and laid the batons down. i want to make this a parade, not a protest. >> that was abc's david meurer reporting. >>> coming up, we are sharing san francisco business news, a san francisco company announcing its laying off employees and moving jobs out of the city. >>> two dozen arrests, new information from the north bay overnight. >>> walnut creek police used >>> right now at 6:30, breaking news. vallejo police shoot a man outside a walgreens that may have been looted. a second suspect leads them on a high-speed chase. >> police in one city firing tear-gas. the arrests made after curfews went into effect. >>> the sun is coming back and the heat is b

jillian: that's genesee county's sheriff, chris swanson, telling protesters the officers connected toded death do not represent all cops, saying, quote, we go out there to help people. i tweeted this video and i said this is the unity we need to see. guys. >> you know what, jillian, i got that same video from somebody who lives in michigan and said look at this guy. really something. all right. thank you very much. meanwhile, let's move on to philadelphia. philadelphia rocked overnight. rioters ransacking a police vehicle there, then torching it. coming up, a live report on the aftermath from the city of brotherly love. you're watching "fox & friends," it's monday, june 1st. if you are new to medicare, listen up. medicare alone only covers 80% of your costs, leaving you to pay the rest. try the new fitscore from healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. it instantly pairs you with plans that fit your insurance needs by comparing thousands of plans from nationwide companies to help maximize your savings and get you the benefits you deserve. and that's why i love healthmarkets, your in

. >> that was genesee county sheriff chris swanson and he joins me now.he breaking news, you understand what's happening on the streets all over the country. you are being called an inspiration for how you worked with that march and just -- and for peaceful -- making things peaceful. what was going through your head in that moment? >> i'm going to tell you i couldn't do my part if i didn't have johnny franklin, quon adams, jeff hawkins. they were community leaders in that group that saw that i wanted to hear what they had to say. that we wanted to let them voice their opinion. that's what the frustration is. you need to let the people talk. and when those three brothers stepped up, and i gave a big bear hug and i said what do you need? they said walk with us. and that's the change. you got to listen to the people and walk with them. i'm telling you. it starts from the grassroots. >> let me jump in. it's very different of what we saw today. the sort of militaristic state playing out in washington and the president saying he's going to deploy the military h

could hear the cheers erupting in the crowd. [ cheers and applause ] it was here we introduced you to geneseein flint, michigan, who told the demonstrators there, we are here for you, asking, what can we do? when they said, march, he did. what he said -- >> the only reason we're here is to make sure that you got a voice, that's it. don't think for a second that he represents who these cops are from all over the county and around the nation. we go out there to help people, not do that nonsense. we want to be with you all for real. so i took the helmet off and laid the batons down. i want to make this a parade, not a protest. these cops love you. that cop over there hugs people. so you tell us what you need. >> walk with us, walk with us! walk with us, walk with us! >> let's walk! >> reporter: saying, we will protect you, we are with you. >> our thanks to david. swanson there and so many others showing they are part of the community, they patrol the community, they serve and protect the community. when it comes to community policing, community policing is more than just talking. community polic

that's why when you look at the sheriff in genesee county went viral, he was engaging with people who were hurting, the protesters. that's how we solve the problem. not throwing more police and military at something that is festering. we acknowledge it and we try to solve this problem, not militarize this. >> one of the things that, you know, that has been so encouraging has been scenes of protesters defending stores so that they don't get looted. protesters defending, in some cases, police officers or at least communicating with police officers, but we have seen in some cases protesters defending police officers and trying to -- trying to tamp down violence, and not wanting their peaceful protest, not wanting their legitimate protests and demonstrations to be, you know, taken over by elements that are out there with -- are going to break into a store, or take stuff. because that's not what the vast majority of these protesters are about. >> that's right. i mean, the vast majority of people who are showing up to protest really care about the issue. they care about the george floyds of

genesee county sheriff, good morning.k you for having me. >> ed: as i understand it, the protest said simply walk with us and you said okay. talk about that. >> we saw the tensions build the whole week, everyone felt it, and we wanted to give those individuals the platform to actually have their voice heard and as tensions continue to grow throughout the day, we saw a clash and it was met with officers in riot gear from our office and the police department and as they were coming to the police department and i was walking toward them, i'm thinking how did we get here? how did we a race in 18 minute 42nd video all of the good work that is done? that day, it changed policing. so when the folks came up and there was so much tension and rightly so, righteous anger, i saw a fist bump with miller and i saw a hug out of the side of my eye and i said that's it. i took off my helmet and lay down the pathans and that was the change. you saw the video, it's incredible. >> ed: it certainly is incredible and in the last minute we have

the story of the human race in the book of genesee's has two proverbs in the beginning. the first one was on disobedience and the second one was on fratricide, the killing of a brother. one was disobedience of god, one was the rejection of god's plan that humanity be based on brotherhood. cain and able. so that when kane said, by my brother's keeper? the rejection of god's plan to build humanity based on brotherhood became a very crucial sin. and this was happening at the beginning of the human race, it just says a lot to us. so that if we relate christ coming to save humanity with reconciling us to god, we must tag onto the work of christ also the theme of healing brotherhood. i don't call your friends anymore, i call your brothers. -- therefore it is not for nothing that jesus said i do not call you friends anymore, i call you brothers. this is the point of christ's active salvation, to restore brotherhood, which was destroyed by many forms of identification, part of which is racism, for which people find ways to reject one or the other. the call for reconciliation and

and in flint, michigan, genesee county sheriff chris swanson, who told members of the community therefor you, we hear you, we are here to protect you. in bellevue, washington, police chief steve mylett and a demonstrator embracing. the police chief later explaining the power of that moment. >> i heard them. i felt them. i think they heard me. i think they heard my voice and my heart. and the heart of everybody that stands behind me. it's dialogue like this that we learn from each other. >> reporter: in miami, a line of law enforcement. and then the moment it all changes. a highway patrol captain, roger reyes, walking up to this woman, hugging her. she was grateful. >> i love you, man. i love you, man. >> reporter: in new york city's times square, an officer who was kneeling, raising his arms to the protesters. a demonstrator then hugging him. you could hear the cheers erupt in the crowd. the country in pain, but in so many communities they are walking together one step at a time. >> our thanks to david there. these images are extremely important, mona. >> we heard an impassioned speec

and in flint, michigan, genesee county sheriff chris swanson joining hands with members of the community protect you, we will march with you. >> we want to be with y'all for real. so i took the helmet off and laid the batons down. i want to make this a parade, not a protest. got little ones here, you got dogs, so listen up, i'm just telling you. these cops love you. that cop over there hugs people. so you tell us what you need to do. let's march! >> reporter: the efforts to acknowledge the very real pain as that sheriff and others concede there is a lot of work ahead to heal and to make change. >> we can't forget all our police cars across the nation, it says "protect and serve." that means all people. that means all people deserve the same dignity. and we marched. not one ounce of damage, nobody's arrested. >> our thanks to david there, showing us moments of leadership across this country. as we kick off another week here, we don't know what's ahead, but we do know seeing that right there, solidarity gives us hope. >> one day at a time. are there are times when our need to connect reall

. >> morgan radford, thank you sheriff christopher swanson, the sheriff of genesee county marching alongside to you. >> good morning, sir thanks for having me. >> sheriff, on saturday, did you have it in your mind when you got there, as you and your men were getting ready, that you would lay down your helmet, layt a spontaneous decision. >> it was a down your baton and march alongside protesters or was that a spontaneous decision. >> it was a spontaneous decision with all the agencies there, flint township, to lead for that area it made the most sense. when i saw the crowd and felt the frustration and the fact we were only accelerating the issue, it was time to take the helmet off, go to the shot caller, the lead organizer, give him a big old fat hug and say what do we need to do. that was the tension breaker the next question was the one that made history. >> what was the response from those demonstrators, protesters, what did they say to you >> they wanted to know what i thought. when i looked at the lead organizer and said, listen, that guy is not who cops are. these police officers love