violence the looting the riots to understand that they are fed up with things like they happened to george florida the other crowd says this is nothing to do with peaceful protesting against the killing off george off george florida and as you can see emotions are running high . so those 2 groups are both here and watching buildings burning down police not inside and the national guard 500 national guard members are supposed to be deployed here but i have seen any stuff and the people protesting there are clearly very angry but who or what are they directing their anger at. police at the police there's a deep rooted deep rooted mistrust and anger against the police and b r or through the police and want to happen now to. the latest video. this translates also to at least 2 politicians to government city government state government as i said. people here the majority of people says this is exactly what the world needs to see buildings in flames anger and looting to understand that they are absolutely fed up and this is. nots and no place anymore that any cop treats african-americans or people of co

but it's the way that george florida many other african-american men have died in police custody that has fueled this public outrage the officer who restrained george floyd has been charged with 3rd degree murder. but that isn't enough for these protesters in minneapolis or the victim's relatives i believe in god they want the free other officers at the scene to face murder charges to. authorities impose a curfew in minneapolis to try and calm the tensions after days of unrest but protesters along with looters and das mystified it. came washington demonstrators rallied outside the white house president trump condemned the violence that has accompanied protests nationwide in all our situation. i cap'n didn't mean annapolis to descend further into a lawless town archaean chaos and we understand that very well that trump promised to speed up the investigation into george floyd's death but the public is demanding more than just another probe into another death of an african american in police custody it's morning for institutional change after now let's go straight to minneapolis where we

cities for another day of demonstrations over the death of george florida thousands are gathering across the country demanding justice of the florida died in police custody tensions are high in many areas off the nights of chaos and violent clashes . also coming up in a football boss state firmly in the champions league contention after demolishing part of a long. while the goal scorers took a moment to pay tribute to george for. stripping down to protest the continued shutdown of russia's hospitality sector chefs barristers and bartenders across the country say they've found some 5. very hole in a desperate plea for. his welcome to the program dozens of cities across the united states are bracing for another night of protests and unrest over the death of a black man in police custody in minneapolis. gathered in the adjacent minnesota capital sun poll on sunday calling for justice for george floyd protests have turned violent in major cities including atlanta los angeles and philadelphia despite curfews scores of businesses have been looted and set. on file demonstrates has also been gat

cities border curfews in a bid to stem violent protests over the death of george florida protesters clashed with police and intense and angry scenes we should find in minneapolis police used tear gas and rubber bullets on protesters breaking a nighttime curfew to look at the latest from our correspondent there also coming up to nasa astronauts blast off from the kennedy space center in florida but it's a private company that's ferry bennett to orbit we ask an expert if their launch marks the dawn of a new era in space flight. the as. i mary in evanston it's good to have you with us more than a dozen u.s. cities have ordered nighttime curfews as protests rage over the death of a black man in police custody curfews are in force right now in los angeles philadelphia and atlanta among others in arrest has been escalating cross the country as demonstrators took to the streets for the 5th day running there demanding justice for george floyd and and to police violence against minorities while many of the protests have been peaceful some demonstrators have set police cars on fire and there have bee

here they are determined to not obey to this curfew to do protests to still honor the name of george florida and make their voices heard because don't forget anger here at the core is really really still strong there are still 3 cops out there who are not arrested say those protesters and they need to be arrested say the people here and they need to be also charged so this is a core demand of those of those people of the protesters and there's no. there you go you hear george floyd george floyd those chants there's no way that they are that they are giving out protesting and making their voices heard before this the arrest of the other 3 officers and a charge of those 3 officers is not happening. stefan simmons on the streets of minneapolis thanks very much let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. libya's interior ministry says that it has intercepted about caring of $100.00 migrants before they attempted to cross to europe from the coastal city of got a bully authorities say the migrants including women and children will be transferred to a detention

as protesters demand justice for george florida was killed in police custody of the city of minneapolis earlier this be unrest following his death has given rise to a 4th night of demonstrations at cities across the country. also coming up we have liftoff. on the way to the international space station spacecraft by the private space x. company launches from u.s. soil for the 1st time in nearly a decade. plus in a buyout hanging around us they close in on and it's successive ties to the demolished as the go to move 10 points clear at the top of the to. us welcome to the program a wave of outrage has swept across the united states following the death of a black man in police custody in minneapolis 46 year old george floyd was killed while being detained by police floyd was on armed violence flared for a 4th night in minneapolis and authorities say local police and national guard soldiers have been overwhelmed by demonstrators. or just spread to many other cities leaving a trail of destruction and that word for. it i'm sure over the persistence of police killings reaches boiling point it s

cities for another day of demonstrations over the death of george florida thousands are gathering across the country demanding justice off the floor has died at least cost tensions high in many areas off the nights of chaos and violent clashes. also coming up in.

depriving george florida is a. as as a deprived eric garner. one of the things every thhuman ingsbeing must be to to do bree. >>biden talked to george ford's family today said he was truly impressed with their courage and grace during this painful time. and not only politicians weighing in later in the show we'll talk about some of the celebrities reacting to floyd's death and the cnn reporter who was arrested as he was covering for the protests in minneapolis will show you the temps a face off in just a few minutes. nutes.but i'm first fo look at the forecast or where there's kind of been all over the place in recent days we've had everything hifrom a recent heat wave to the expected rain. here's meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez bruce a. >>yeah quite the roller coaster ride out there for the last couple of days in the bay area today is no exception catherine let's take a look at our satellite and radar already tracking those changes e with s those high clouds billowing overhead also cumulus clouds good indicator of a storm heading our way dry fo

as protesters demand justice for george florida was killed in police custody of the city of minneapolisearlier this young rest following his death has given rise to a 4th night demonstrations that rocked cities across the country. also coming up we have liftoff. on the way to the international space station spacecraft built by the private space x. company launches from u.s. soil for.

depriving george florida is a. as as a deprived eric garner. one of the things every human being must be able to do bree. >>a biden talked to george floyd's family today. he says he was impressed with their courage and grace during this painful time. coming up sonoma county sheriff does an abrupt a u turn or does say it's all pretty confusing what she's planning to do about county health orders. and the san mateo county city where you can now park at the beach again. and when we come back why gilroy officials want the county ♪ feel like getting back out there? nissan is ready to help you with a bold, award-winning lineup. and great offers. kick off summer... with no payments for 3 months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to 2 more months. or get 0% financing on 13 models for up to 84 months. midnight a new health order is taking effect that requires everybody in san francisco to wear face coverings in most situations when they're outside the home. this afternoon, the county help officers explained that move and the city's extended timeline

strong look and to see what went on liberal leaning american media as declare the killing of george florida and the protests that erupted in its aftermath it into a long pattern of police brutality racism and the government nor in the concerns of african-americans we do begin with breaking news we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world fires are still burning on the southside of minneapolis after protesters took to the streets to demand justice for george cloyd how do you raise your children in this america i am not sure there is an answer necessarily although you point to angela davis who says it's not enough to be non racist you have to be anti racist however the same media and far less sympathetic in 2015 after baltimore lit up in response to the police dealing with freddie gray was. in 20 scene the concerns of the african-american community seem to be the last thing the american. media was concerned about while artsy was covering the protests c.n.n. was covering a fancy dinner at the white house this streets of baltimore are filled with protesters everyone

state of minnesota died shortly after being arrested protests have erupted over the death of george florida video emerged showing a white officer kneeling on his neck as you could hear him say that he could not breathe. several regions across india have been hit by a heat wave temperatures reaching a sweltering 47 degrees celsius in the capital delhi today authorities are urging residents to remain indoors and to stay hydrated the un has warned that code that 19 will amplify the health risks of hot weather. advances by forces aligned with libya's interim government have halted a year long offensive on tripoli by rival military commander khalifa how far turkey provided support here and help to push back have tars army numerous groups have battled for control of libya since 2014 in a war that has drawn in foreign powers at least 40 civilians have been killed in north eastern congo by suspected islam is militants that's according to human rights groups the attack took place in the territory of it remove the democratic forces militia as killed around 400 people since late 2019 in retaliation fo

native person south asian person or brown person latino are killed by the police every 28 hours george florida unfortunately was something we had to watch for 9 minutes but we could talk about the ana taylor. who was working during the global pandemic where police entered her house while her and her boyfriend were sleep they thought they were being run out and her body was so riddled with bullets and this is last month in louisville kentucky that they had a hard time even putting her back together i can name you. tony make day a black tranced man that was just killed 2 days ago by the police in mentions and i could spend 5 hours a week you all and i could not even answer or we wouldn't even go through the list . multiple police killings rosa let me get a final thought from you we know that one of the police officers involved in this george curry paste been arrested but of course that hasn't stopped the violence so what is the end game here for the protest as them can protest really bring about change because as you've been showing us these police killings are still happening . they have to bri

demonstrators had demanded justice for george florida, he was generally killed on monday while being arrested. >> i cannot breathe, officer. >> shut up. >> is not responsive right now. he is not responsive right now. >> these pictures have angered and stunned people around the world. mr. floyd matches the description of a suspect they were looking for. police officers that were involved were first put on paid leave, but hours later, they were fired. yesterday, the mayor of minneapolis had defended the firing. >>> being black in america should not be a death sentence. this officer failed in the most basic human sense. >>> the fbi and local authorities investigated george floyd's authorities, saying that they should be charged with murder. >>> former police officers say a lot went wrong, leading up to the death of george floyd. one of the biggest mistakes they say? the restraint technique with the officers need on george floyd's neck. it stays there 8 your knee over area, next to the neck. not on the neck. >> he was very badly applying something he was taught, or doing something he was

justice just as much as anyone else that they were just as shocked and outraged by the death of george florida in minneapolis so they're all saying the right things but they're also telling protesters on the streets here in new york please keep peaceful please do not do damage to things and also reminding them listen we're in the middle of a pandemic here but did that's really falling on deaf ears because everyone we're talking to they're talking about one thing and that's not the virus that's justice that they want and so they're in no mood the protesters to hear from politicians at this juncture and really quite frankly while most of the protesters wearing masks like this i have been to when i'm near people which i'm not right now. they're saying they're wearing masks but they're saying we're not going to stay in our houses because of this let's remember new york city is still very much the epicenter of copan 1000 in the u.s. and new york city technically is still a city that's shut down you just won't know it by these protests because they say it doesn't matter anymore we have to take to th

host: george is next in florida, hello. caller: hello. this is george. i think everybody should wear a face mask. president sayshe he's taken, i know he's not taking it. i would like to see him do it in public on television with a drink of water and pills. said he stopped but go ahead and finish your thought. caller: the thing is this, everybody has to use a face mask including the president and the vice president because they are spreading germs. there is no question about it. i don't know what they are taking. i don't know what they are doing to stay alive but most people like the two world war ii men that died the other day from coronavirus, these are the people that i'm concerned about most of i am 87 years old. i was in the korean situation. when you talk about war, war is hell. i know the president was rejected seven times but i don't know if it was his money or his father. someone should be able to stand and the head him of the republican party there, they should do the same thing like the rest of the people are doing. host: that was georgia and f

depriving george florida use a. as it deprived eric garner. of the things every human being must be able to do bree. >>joe biden said that he talked to george floyd's family on friday and says he was truly impressed with their courage and grace at this painful time. let's take a look at some of those protests that happened in atlanta and the destruction done there you can see cars on fire windows broken and a very strong police presence, atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms is calling now. for people to go home after the chaos that broke out. >>this is not a protest. this is not in the spirit of martin luther king junior. this is chaos. >>if you want change in america go and register to vote. the polls on june 9th. in november. that is the change we need in this country. you are just price in our city you are just racing the life of george floyd in every other person who has been killed in this country. we are better than this. with better than this as a city. we are better than this as a country. >>and here's video of a bus with members of the n

carter's campaign for president in 1976 was the fact that on march 9th, 1976, he beat george wallace in the florida primary. thereby effectively ending george wallace's ten year, at least, run for the presidency. there thereby vanquishing the race. it goes on to the democratic national convention where he wins the nomination on the first ballot. and then into the general election. he's flying high until he decides to give an interview to "playboy" magazine which appears on september 20th. just a few weeks before the election but this is the famous interview where he said he acknowledged he lusted after women other than his own wife. a statement that foreiv foreevangelicafor evangelicals would be remarkable. carter began to sink in the polls. he lost 15% points in approval rating or in favorability rating after the "playboy" interview. does he squeak to election over gerald ford and begins his presidency. i'm happy to talk about the presidency itself. i'm conscious of time here. i'm not going to talk so much about his specific endeavors or accomplishments as president. i focus again on the religious

. >> we've seen george reopening and florida reopening -- it is still early days, but we think the toolsre there. this gets set up as a health versus economy. and it is actually health versus health. we see reduction in cardiac procedures, cancer screenings, pediatric vaccinations -- there is a very real health consequence to these shutdowns that must be balanced against as we try to reopen this economy and move forward. >> brennan: absolutely.e-blowice on 60 minutes. he specifically names you in his complaint of having downplayed the catastrophic event. the last titl time you were with us on "face the nation" was march 1st, and you said what americans need to know is the risk to average americans remains low. do you take responsibility for any missteps you have taken? >> i think if we played the entire clip -- i was using words that dr. fauci told me -- i believe what i said is "the risk to the average american at this time remains low, but that could change rapidly." i was always focused on learning that the situation would change. at the moment, the risk was low to any individual amer

carter's campaign for president in 1976 was the fact that on march 9th, 1976, he beat george wallace in the florida primary thereby effectively ending george wallace's tenure at least run for the presidency, thereby vanquishing the nation's most notorious segregationist from political viability. i don't think jimmy carter gets the credit he deserves for having done that in 1976. he goes on to the democratic national convention where he wins the nomination on the first ballot and then into the general election. he is flying high until he decides to give an interview to "playboy" magazine which appears on september 20th just a few weeks before the election and this is the famous interview where he said that he acknowledged he had lusted after women other than his own wife, a statement that for evangelicals would be utterly unremarkable but the press picked up on this and made a huge spectacle of it and carter began to sink in the polls. he lost 15 percentage points in approval rating or in favorability rating after the "playboy" interview. he does squeak to election over gerald ford and begins his pr

george floyd. the president, while he was in florida for the space launch, did address george floyd's memory. here is what he had to say about it. take a listen. >> i understand the pain that people are feeling. we support the right of peaceful protesters and we hear their pleas. what we are now seeing on the streets of our cities has nothing to do with justice or with peace. the memory of george floyd is being dishonored by rioters, looters, and anarchists. the violence and vandalism is being led by antifa and other radical left wing groups who are terrorizing the innocent, destroying jobs, hurting businesses and burning down buildings. pete: darren, your thoughts? >> well, when you look at where the president stands, he's at the head of the executive branch of government. the executive branch of government is tasked with the enforcement. bigger than all of that, the president is providing or introducing a level of leadership. he's opposed looking for us to pay homage to the floyd family and george floyd as a result of his unfortunate death at the hands of police. therefore, this is a time t

chichago illinois para protestar por la muerte de george floyd, arrojando objetos y botellas a las patrullas de la policía también a negocios. en la florida centro de la ciudad donde quemaron varios vehículos la policía contestó lanzando gases lacrimógenos. >> las manifestaciones por george floyd llegaron frente a la casa blanca donde se congregaron inconformes por segundo día consecutiva, a esta hora en varias partes del país se replican estas manifesaciones que ya cobraron una vida >> en houston jóvenes rompen una patrulla en tallahassee una patrulla la arrolladora a manifestantes el sábado, y luego se lanzan sobre ella, en las últimas horas la ira se ha desbordado en una docena de estados las protestas tienen un saldo rojo, un agente murió de un disparo en oakland california y un joven murió por una bala pérdida en detroit, la violencia no es la respuesta dijo el gobernador con las consignas resonando en la casa blanca agradeció el presidente el apoyo del servicio secreto dijo que esta dispuesto a responder con mano dura en minneapolis. >> (información en pantalla) >>en contraste los incidentes en a todos lados también hubo manifestaci

george floyd's. with his pen condemnation of police actions in florida's death some of it from within their own ranks as gabler's all the reports. the scenes of george floyd handcuffed being choked to death by a police officer has led to outrage within the insular tight ranks of the law enforcement community there was unusually quick condemnation on social media a new york police detective said the officer involved brought dishonor to the profession we take over to serve and protect and like to see that that was the. own things other police officers had equally pointed words it's time that we take these bad also as a speak out against and start holding them accountable and hold them to the same laws that we expect systems to abide by and i hope justice prevails and i hope those people are found to be guilty of murder because that's what i was. second i want to say and we've got to change this we've got to break these barriers in these walls and we've got to do what we can as police officers the bigger picture is how the killing of freud is going to complicate police work throughout america already ma

george is then taken from the car by one of the officers and is handcuffed florida sitting against the exterior of the building on the sidewalk on another police car arrives eventually 2 cops pull george up from the ground and walked back across the street. ford's family saying they want the officers charged with murder, he's great mom. a mom i can't breathe i can't agree. >>it's a camera. >>it's really no words to a i. i. i don't feel for her beating her my family. >>minnesota senator amy klobuchar are calling on an outside investigation to be conducted to explore possible criminal charges against the officers, this was not a sudden mistake or a procedure gone bad. >>this was over a period of time you got to look at all the evidence but to me this evidence is just crying out for some kind of a charge. that was omar jimenez reporting for us and body camera footage from all 4 officers has not yet been released. >>the county medical examiner says the cause of death is still pending further investigation. moving things in a different direction now and we'll check in with our chief meteoro

there being no consequences for it trayvon martin obviously this happened in florida he was very young he was killed by george zimmerman not a police officer but someone who behaved as if he was and there were no consequences this is been building and a lot of states and a lot of places what is happening in miami. well about an hour ago i got a notice on my phone an emergency alert saying that miami dade county is now under curfew like many other cities across this nation over the past 2 hours we saw 2 what 'd started as peaceful demonstrations become something else entirely in downtown miami protesters surrounded the main police station there was a car was set on fire the i 95 the main highway that runs up the east coast of florida was partially closed for some time because the protesters moved up onto the highway walking in between the cars but as you said there is a very real history here in the state of florida particularly with that case of trayvon martin who was gunned down by george zimmerman a self-appointed neighborhood watch captain that happened 8 years ago is a case i covered from the very start a

florida for spacex. arthel, quite a collision in news themes today between the horrible disturbances and the tragic death of george floyd and concerns about what could come later on tonight, and yet, the celebration and proud sense of america back in space later on this afternoon. some have said-- >> absolutely, there's no doubt th that-- no, i was just going to say, eric, there is no doubt that this is a very exciting moment here to watch the president head down to the kennedy space center. i do want to point out that as you said, this is happening while these riots are taking place across the country, due to the killing of mr. george floyd. it's also happening while the pandemic is still very much in play. the coronavirus has not gone away, it is still very deadly to many americans, and as far as the rioters there, i think the president mentioned that there's anf -- antifa in the crowds and there is word that there is some supremacists in the crowd as well. and as americans who want the right thing, we don't want any rioters from the outside to come in and cause havoc inside of these neighborhoods. these are com

look at george if you'd like a florida if you're like at others. we have states that are opening up, and the numbers are going down. it is a transition to greatness. i think the fourth quarter is going to be really good. but above all, next year, you are going to have a tremendous year. with all of that being said, to lose lives over this fact could have been stopped by china. it should have been stopped by china. it's terrible. that a thing like this could have happened to the world. losing millions of people. we are talking about the world. the whole world is being affected by this. it's a terrible thing. a terrible thing. >> what's your timeline -- serious side effects -- why is it okay for you to use this drug -- >> president trump: well, i work with doctors, and if you look at the surveys, the only bad survey, they were giving it to people in very bad shape. they were very old. almost dead. it was a trump enemy statement, but if you look at some of the reports i came out from italy, from france, a lot of others, a lot of our front-line workers

erupt with anger over george floyd's death in police custody the president called out those steering protests to violence and destruction, speaking after the rocket launch in florida >> the memory of george floyd is being dishonored by rioters, looters, and anarchists. >> reporter: saturday, attorney general william barr said accountability for floyd's death is coming with both state and federal investigations of the officers. >> that system is working and moving at exceptional speed. >> reporter: and barr delivered a warning after both minnesota's democratic governor tim walls and president trump suggested some demonstrators in minnesota were out of state antagonists, claims they did not back up with evidence >> antifa are a lot of bad people they have to be taught you can't do this. >> reporter: barr says the department of justice is ready to prosecute rioters who traveled out of state to incite violence. >> it's a federal crime to cross state lines or use interstate facilities to incite or participate in violent rioting, and we will enforce those laws. >> reporter: the president says he is prepared to send military police to back up law enforcement and national

though george floyd's family is calling for the officers to be charged with murder and they want justice. >> i can't breathe. please, man. please. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, west palm beach, florida. >> and the death of george floyd has sparked reaction all across the united states. the governor of illinois said it's dangerous to think race is not an issue in the u.s. saying the time for change is now. >> as a white elected official i feel a special responsibility to speak out today. it's the only obligation i have to shape public policy in a more equitable direction. being back in america cannot be a death sentence, but it is. in some ways it is. and it's dangerous to pretend otherwise. we must actually do something to change that reality, to make it so that men like george floyd are not killed on a street corner gasping for air in broad daylight, one moment alive and the next moment gone. >> we'll be back in just a moment. - i've been pretty stable with my schizophrenia for a while, and then my kids asked me why my body was rocking back and forth. my doctor said i have tardive dyskinesia, which may be related to important medications i take for my schizophrenia. i also felt my

next is george from florida. good morning. caller: i can talk now? ok.eople ofto tell the the united states of america that we have a problem. righteryone we know knows from wrong. the problem that does exist. it is up to the individual. either he wants to protect himself or not protect himself. i am 87. i was here during the korean campaign. we were at war. when you are at war, you do one thing. you protect yourself. the same thing the president said now. if we are at war with this pandemic, there is one thing you have to do. protect yourself. people know how to do that. and why they are reluctant to do that i have no idea, but remember one thing. do whatever they themselves.or die,ey wind up sick and they have no one to blame but themselves. thing is to try to correct the situation. that is my peace. -- piece. thank you. call thank you for your and your service. columbus, ohio. governorit from ohio mike dewine. not will open with restrictions but recommendations. what are you seeing in columbus? i am on the conservative side of opening up. i think ther

. >> reporter: it's worth noting a florida jury acquitted trayvon martin's killer, george zimmerman, of murder. and florida's laws are different than georgia's laws. now we reached out to the mcmichael family, they did not want to talk. also, the fbi says they are aware of the case, and they have been briefed. gyle? >> once again the video tells a very different story from the story that we were told initially. very glad that the video exists. thank you very much. >>> ahead, protecting mass transit riders and workers from the outbreak that threatens the future of public transportation. why new york's subway system voluntarily shut down overnight for the first time ever in its history. >>> first, it is 7:18. time to check your local i mean i came here i didn't know anyone. i was still kind of missing my family and stuff back home. i guess she felt it and she would just come and snuggle up on the side of me and she really kept me going. pepper is family so i feed her blue. but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a

george floyd. they is in jacksonville, florida.ood morning to you. >> good morning, margaret. >> brennan: before we get to the specifics of this case, i want to ask you about what is happening on the ground in minnesota. you said friday that the protests should keep going. at this point, is what has happened overshadowed the purpose of these protests? >> margaret, i'm not a politician. i'm the voice for equal justice for marginalized people in our society. and i proclaim that these riots that are erupting in cities all across america are an outward sign of righteous anger that americans, especially black americans, are feeling over the death of george floyd. but not just george floyd. he is just the latest tipping point in a string of killings of unarmed black people at the hands of -- or should i say, in his case the knee of the police. and many elected officials have to understand that it is not these protestors that started these fires across america. it is police brutality and a racist criminal justice system. and the only thin

florida miami también hubo arrestos por enfrentamientos con la policía llegaron al centro de la ciudad donde quemaron varios vehículos la policía contestó lanzando gases lacrimógenos. >> las manifestaciones por georgelegaron frente a la casa blanca donde se congregaron inconformes por segundo día consecutiva, a esta hora en varias partes del país se replican estas manifesaciones que ya cobraron una vida >> en houston jóvenes rompen una patrulla en tallahassee una patrulla la arrolladora a manifestantes el sábado, y luego se lanzan sobre ella, en las últimas horas la ira se

on february 23rd shall i read may 6th briana taylor made 12 george floyd may 25th just last night i heard about a trans black man in florida tony abbott date murdered by police that was just yesterday so you know it's been a nightmare after nightmare trauma after trauma this of course is you know a long legacy of racism and dean manity in the u.s. what is your message to people in positions of power and what is the discussion that needs to take place with the global black community to calm tensions right now . i don't know if we need to count tensions actually i think the tensions are exactly when they should be and i think that the system as it was designed is working perfectly we have people that are being murdered black people that are being murdered and then outrage and the outrage over that outrage and the cycle just continues and you know news outlets in interviews like these the cycle continues we are calling on institutions to change their policies we have the university of minnesota just ended its contracts with the minnesota police department no longer support them at their football games this is a small but nece

george floyd will not be allowed. while addressing an audience gathered to watch a historic rocket launch in florida, president trump talked about speaking to floyd's family. he called them terrific people, added the protests do not honor the memory of floyd. >> yesterday i spoke to george's family and expressed the sorrow of our entire nation for their loss. i stand before you as a friend and ally to every american seeking justice and peace, and i stand before you in firm opposition to anyone exploiting this tragedy to loot, rob, attack, and menace. >> he went on to talk about healing and restoring hope. the comments came after a storm of tweets this morning blasting protesters who clashed with secret service agents outside the white house last night. >>> we're following these protests across our digital platforms. visit our website, nbcbayarea.com, to stay up to date on demonstrations happening around the bay area and the nation this weekend. >>> still ahead, ushering in a new era of space travel. we hear from one of the astronauts who blasted off into space a space. >>> and not on his watch. the very blunt message from

american flag in kansas city missouri signaling their unrest and upset over the death of george floyd in tampa floridace used tear gas to disperse unruly crowds. protesters overnight you can see here how some of that played out with tear gas canisters being fired by police and thrown back by some of the protesters take a listen. >>i'm with the same types of sirens and people running from the police as. in the bay area as in other places, it was 1 o'clock in the morning in oakland that we saw this video of police trying to break up. the crowds and making some arrests as well kron four's reyna harvey is live in elk with oakland more on the protests. >>and it seems reyna like things start off in the day time peaceful people are just demonstrating and then it's at night fall that things tend to turn to destruction. >>i absolutely you know it seems like at this point no business is off limits to be vandalized. i've seen the big chain stores vandalized. i spoke to some local business owners yesterday whose businesses were vandalized and so is just one after the next we're going to show you not just those ch

florida. appeals for calm after a fourth night of violence in the us city of minneapolis following the death of georgeloyd, an african—american in police custody. a former police officer is charged with murder and the pentagon puts the us military on high alert. the situation in minneapolis is no longer in any way about the murder of george floyd. it is about attacking civil society, instilling fear in disrupting our great cities. the uk government insists that it continues to be led by science over the next stages of the easing of lockdown measures after concerns were raised by some leading scientists. we need to proceed in a very cautious way. so we have set out a road map, but at each stage we are saying we are not going to proceed with that unless we are confident that we can do so in a safe way. the return of competitive sport is announced for the uk from monday, starting with horse racing. other sports given the go—ahead to resume behind closed doors include football, rugby and cricket. but in india, the daily total of new coronavirus cases has hit another record high today with nearly 8,000 new

about the violence and rioting following the death of george floyd while in police custody in minneapolis. there is a portion of his remarks in florida after the launch of the space x dragon capsule. i want to say a few words about the situation in minnesota. floyd on thegeorge streets of minneapolis was a grave tragedy. it should never have happened. it has failed americans all over the country with horror, anger, and grief. yesterday i spoke to george's family, i expressed the sorrow of our entire

george floyd. he said rioters and looters should not be able to drownl out the voices of protesters. we are waiting for the president to speak any moment now. reporter: president trump still in florida. but so much of the attention is focusing on what's happening in minneapolis and all over the country. the president talked about as he left the white house. he said he's eager to make sure the folks on the ground in minnesota, the elected officials on the ground, he doesn't want to see the protests continue. this is what he had to say before he midwest washington earlier. president trump: minnesota, they have got to get tougher. they have to be strong. honor the memory of george floyd. honor his memory. they have to get tougher. by being tougher they will be honoring his memory. but they cannot let that happen. reporter: the president tweeting blaming antifa. there have been a large number of protests happening. he said it's antifa and the radical left. don't lay the blame on others. this is outside the checkpoint on 17th and pennsylvania. a number of protesters net with the uniformed police officers. there are a number of protesters and we have been able to hear them. the president

kind of killing has happened trayvon martin was gunned down here in florida 8 years ago by a self-appointed neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman who used a very similar law called stand your ground here in florida and was found innocent that is a case that still haunts the african-american community across the nation where the times are different now we'll have to wait and see but this case is now moving of course it may be some time before any kind of jury can be convened because of the current restrictions there may be other developments in this case but certainly now seems to be moving at a pace that may satisfy the african-american community not just georgia but across the united states or and gallica there thanks for the. so i had al jazeera no longer log down all routes fans are allowed back into the seats in taiwan joe we'll have that story in the spall coming up. business later it's just to buy no bras paul. business leaders just want to buy no bras paul. ian. all right sports fans finally we've got something to cheer for right absolutely and even fans as well sign me after months of delays because the curren

florida. >>> now of course i didn't know george floyd personally, or most certainly you didn't either.know some of his last words, though. "i can't breathe." in minneapolis near the store where that now infamous video of his arrest was taken, protesters created a memorial of flowers and candles in his honor. george floyd was a father, a son and brother and friend. those who knew him best paying tribute to his life. ♪ >> i love my brother. everybody loved my brother. knowing my brother is to love my brother. ? he was just a great dude, man, somebody who supported me genuinely, somebody who wanted to be a protector for everyone. everybody gets along with him. that was floyd, and i'm going to miss my friend, man. >> he loved his kids. his family. i mean, he was a real great man. ? he was kind. he was helpful. >> just a great guy. >> he liked to chat with the ladies and very charismatic. >> faith is something that knee and my brother always talked about, because he was a god fearing man, regardless of what he done. ? i just want to get on the phone and call my baby and hear his voice. he c

george floyd. but how will this message be received? griff: here to react is fox nation host and fox news contributor, lawrence jones. good morning, lawrence. what did you make of the president's words there in florida? >> good morning to everyone and to the audience as well. look, i think it was one of his best speeches. the president came straight out and said that he was an ally of all those seeking freedom and justice. he talked about standing with the peaceful protesters. but he also on the flip side talked about the professional paid anarchists, he labeled them who they were and it showed that the president was aware that there are two groups that are out there. there are the people that are organized from a national level that have their own anarchist agenda. it's pretty clear when you see a lot of people that are out there, setting things on fire in all black, we know the group that they are affiliated with. we know there are many national groups that supply the money under the table. i think the president did a good job in having a balanced tone and still honoring the life and memory of mr. floyd. if i had one thing that i would add to what the president is doing, it's where do we go from h

blatantly provocative and i might add when you're dealing with the miami or the florida situation, it was race tinged. it's georgece-like. how can anybody explain how this is helpful, let alone presidential. >> thank you, reverend. it's not presidential. i think the irony is you have so many trump supporters that say we love the constitution, we believe in small government and yet you have the president of the united states essentially stating that he wants people to be shot. if people loot, there is a process that we go by to correct that ill, if you will, but to essentially have the president, the most powerful person in the country essentially elude to the fact that it acce's acceptable shoot people, how is that acceptable, rev? how have we reached a low point in society to have attained the highest office in the land with that mentality. it speaks volumes about a certain sector of our country. that's why you see so many people, rev, protesting, people who have been relegated for a long time, places in our society, people we have forgotten, people we promise justice will get better and we promise we'll correct

florida. appeals for calm after a fourth night of violence in the us city of minneapolis following the death of georgen in police custody. a former police officer is charged with murder and the pentagon puts the us military on high alert. the situation in minneapolis is no longer in any way about the murder of george floyd.

george is then taken from the car by one of the officers and is handcuffed florida sitting against the exterior of the building on the sidewalk. well, another police car arrives eventually 2 cops pull george up from the ground and walked back across the street. ford's family saying they want the officers charged with murder, he's great mom. a mom i can't breathe i can't agree it's care. >>he treated them was the a i. i don't feel for they heard beating her my family. >>minnesota senator amy klobuchar are calling on an outside investigation to be conducted to explore possible criminal charges against the officers, this was not a sudden mistake or a procedure gone bad. >>this was over a period of time you got to look at all the evidence but to me this evidence is just crying out for some kind of a charge. >>it's 9.13 right now we've got lots more ahead here on the kron 4 morning news we're going to take an in-depth look at the temperatures around the bay you can see some of them here pick out your neighborhood you might notice maybe a degree or 2. less happened it was yesterday but we're