but there was no sign of lloyd she simply. >>what not. just disappear. >>like this occur is a monzo is a close friend. she says lloyd has been under a lot of stress lately and needed to get away. but where lloyd was going was unclear, she said she just needed to clear her head and she wanted to take her son to big sur but on tuesday chp found lloyd's car abandoned more than 700 miles away from big sur investigators with the san bernardino sheriff's office say a missing persons report was filed a day later so far there has been no confirmed sighting avoid her son did not go on the trip, she's got a little bit got means heard. >>she really good friends to a lot of people's she ever love serve where we work co-worker and friend rebecca malone says lloyd recently deleted her facebook and has been unreachable on social media or over the phone. >>malone worries her friend will be suffering through scorching desert temperatures. she's holding out hope that lloyd will turn up soon we're just concerned and want to get the word out there just that we can try her c

she says lloyd has been under a lot of stress lately and needed to get away. but where lloyd was going was unclear, she said she just needed to clear her head and she wanted to take her son to big sur but on tuesday chp found lloyd's car abandoned more than 700 miles away from big sur investigators with the san bernardino sheriff's office say a missing persons report was filed a day later so far there has been no confirmed sighting avoid her son did not go on the trip, she's got a little got means heard. >>she really good friends to a lot of people's she ever love serve where we work co-worker and friend rebecca malone says lloyd recently deleted her facebook and has been unreachable on social media or over the phone. malone worries her friend will be suffering through scorching desert temperatures. >>she's holding out hope that lloyd will turn up soon we're just concerned and want to get the word out there just that we can try her calls we just got to bring her home that's all there is to it she just has to come home. >>police are asking anyone tonight who ma

>> amy lloyd wasn't coming back. >> no. amy lloyd was not going to testify a second time.al she made, testify once, then disappear. >> there was no way to bring her back because once someone has that level of cover, you can't undo it, bring them back. >> and then do it again. >> and then do it again. >> no option but to make a deal. shane got to plead guilty to second degree manslaughter. >> and did you, in fact, commit the crime that you are pleading guilty to? >> yes, i did. >> which meant that at least he now admitted to firing that fatal shot. >> i thought, well, plea gar bargain, spends another ten years in jail, i'm not too bad with that. >> wasn't ten more years, it wasn't any more years. he got the time he'd already served, five years, plus just three days of house arrest. >>> three more days. >> three more days. he walked out of the courtroom, went home. and that really checked me. >> he successfully sued shane in civil court for wrongful death. the jury awarded him $63 million, later reduced to 33 million. no matter, said mike. he has president receivedn't re doe

." ♪ right now you are looking alive at more mass protests underway over the death of george lloyd andwas an emotional day for george lloyd's family with two memoriaservice is being held, on minneapolis and the other in new york city. family, friends, political leaders gathering to pay their respects. on the ground in minneapolis with the latest. steve? >> there were about 1,000 people inside the hall here, many of them invited guests, friends and family but several more outside and media really from around the world lining the sidewalks out in front. this has become an international story over the past ten days. it was a real mix of emotions, at one point it seemed like a funeral, at other points it seemed like a political rally here. probably the emotional high point came from the eulogy given by reverend al sharpton who reminded the crowd that the last dying words of george lloyd were those of the call out to his mother. reverend sharpton said he was stunned to learn that george lloyd's mother had already passed away. here is reverend sharpton. >> you know, i was thinking, maybe he

erica lloyd's friends have been posting fliers like this to try to get the word out. her parents have just flown from maryland to southern california to join in on the ongoing search. friends and family are desperately hoping someone spots her and helps her make contact with police. >> just keep your eyes peelted for the girl with the pretty blue eyes and the nice smile. >> just help us bring her home. that's all we ask. >> reporter: sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> still no sign of a san francisco man who vanished from mt. shasta more than a month ago. police are offering a $25,000 reward to help find devonte morgan. he's 28 years old. he was last seen on may 5th at mt. shasta. that's north of redding along i-5. morgan and his girlfriend were on a trip, staying at the cold creek inn. >>> as we head into father's day weekend, be smart and wear a mask. in the last 24 hours, the bay area has reported nearly 300 new cases of the coronavirus. alameda county continues to be the hot spot, adding 64 cases just today. solano county reporting 49 new cases. across the co

but there was no sign of lloyd she simply. >>what not. just disappear.monzo is a close friend. she says lloyd has been under a lot of stress lately and needed to get away. but where lloyd was going was unclear, she said she just needed to clear her head and she wanted to take her son. >>up to big sur but on tuesday chp found lloyd's car abandoned more than 700 miles away from big sur investigators with the san bernardino sheriff's office say a missing persons report was filed a day later so far there has been no confirmed sighting avoid her son did not go on the trip, she's got a little got means heard. >>she really good friends to a lot of people's she ever love serve where we work co-worker and friend rebecca malone says lloyd recently deleted her facebook and has been unreachable on social media or over the phone. >>malone worries her friend will be suffering through scorching desert temperatures. she's holding out hope that lloyd will turn up soon we're just concerned and want to get the word out there just so that we can try her calls we just got to

the lloyds of london, they would return runaway slaves to be returned to lloyds. whole business model was predicated on slavery. the idea that years later you can turn around and make a token nod, employ a few people, give money to charities, reparations, is frankly offensive and cheapens the idea of reparative justice. >> if we get to this place, if it was to happen in some way, what form would you like to see reparation takes? >> it has been long-standing campaigns of reparations. including the u.s. courts. lloyds was one of the companies named in one of the cases that went through the courts and people talked about money, money is a big part, let's be honest, there is a big financial get, wealth that we have that was taken from slavery still with us. and so is the -- so a lot of this has to be economic. jamaica, barbados are asking for debt relief, educational programs, but there is lots of practical ways this could be done if we wanted it. >> the u.n. human rights chief called on countries to examine their past and described a better understanding of the scope

brief look at some of the other business stories making news insurance giant lloyd's of london has said sorry for its role in the atlantic slave trade it was included in the university college database of companies with ties to slavery lloyds has pledged to fund opportunities for people of color. an indian confederation of companies is calling for a boycott of hundreds of chinese goods it follows a border clash between indian and chinese troops that left dozens of soldiers dead on both sides a boycott would backfire if china were to ban exports of raw materials. germany's dusun cope says the european commission has approved the sale of its elevated division a group of finance is agreed to pay over $70000000000.00 euros embattled industrial like on says it will use the money to pay off debt and restructure. russia is now lifting a ban on telegram 828000 cold war had seen the messaging app locked in russia on national security grounds until it gave up the keys to its ring christian but the company refused citing user privacy. and it most ok of c. has opened its 1st outlet with fully autom

be more forceful in who now what we're up to now go now cops who over who like the catholic guilt lloyds bank. 18 don't place every complaint shooting there's no way that that person should have been patrolling the city defunding the police is an extremely dangerous idea i think it makes for a popular hash tag on twitter and you have a lot of hollywood elites that are jumping in on this i think you've actually seen it in our major cities across the united states we need defining police departments for years most large cities do not have in our officers are extremely understaffed and as a result you've seen crime actually go up in all these major cities and now we're going to employment up near 40000000 you're only going to see crime numbers skyrocket i think that over the last 6 years there have been a constant drumbeat in the united states of anti police rhetoric and false narratives and i think that most people think officers are just going out there to shoot people left and right and that there's a systemic racism within police departments but the statistics don't bear that out in the

hello and welcome to crossfire after all things are considered peter lloyd well we're told the civil unrest in the united states and beyond is about systemic racism we're told western institutions and values are inherently flawed and corrupt though neither really explain the real evidence of social breakdown what is really in play here is an ideology and ideology that demands absolute submission and total. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest maybe bob but you must go he's a political analyst and editor it interests me internet media project and in nicosia we cross the outer sapporo is the director and writer for the duran right gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that means in germany i mean want i was ok alex let me go to you in nicosia here i mean we've been talking about this now for a few weeks and i've actually changed my mind a number of times in trying to analyze and understand what's going on.

tenemos en vivo, de regreso con ustedes >>> muchas gracias por esta información, en memoria de george lloydesta en la cartilla de la universidad de mineápolis, hasta políticos se congregaron para darle el último adiós, su cuerpo viajará a carolina del norte donde tendrá un funeral privado y será trasladado para una ceremonia >>> este fue el mensaje de cientos de personas, christian cáceres hablo de este movimiento, de esta comunidad >>> decenas de personas decidieron congregarse en la plaza, sin un toque de queda decidieron quedarse y compartir su mensaje >>> decenas de personas se reunieron en las plazas, exigiendo >>> que el grupo que decidió, >>> estaban listos, >>> todos los mismos probamos, >>> espera que esto nos mantenga unidos, al regresar a la plaza, a todos, >>> queremos crear el cambio, el vandalismo es coraje de otras familias que salieron >>> que tenemos que pelear por sus derechos >>> los residentes del condado dicen que seguían luchando y manifestando, a manos de la policía, noticiero telemundo48 enes de manifestación para exigir, de la ciudad >>> apoyamos a la comunidad afro

rest at his funeral in houston texas friends and family members spoke about the man they knew in law lloyd's death ignited a global protest against racism and police brutality. one. being a man his crime in the what's of his supporters was being born black more than $500.00 guests attended the funeral and he sed in texas for george floyd whose death under the knee of a white policeman spots global protests calling for racial justice. roberts will. speak is that the ceremony made impassioned pleas for change but much just system because in proclaim last largely a life for the african american system to fail. he's lucky to be shane just no more hate crosspiece so why does it make america great again but would have america ever been great. in a fierce unity civil rights activist reverend al sharpton accused president onil trump of caring more about trying to stop protests than ending police brutality. and we know the price for black light is the same is the price for white light we go keep coming back to these situations over and over again either the law will work or it won't work. trumps oppo

a movement against racial injustice, calls for changes in policing and protests worldwide, george lloyd laid to rest. >> this will be a home-going celebration. >> floyd's funeral at the fountain of praise church in his hometown of houston cap six days of mourning after services in minneapolis and north carolina. religious leaders remembered the 46-year-old father and said his death would not be in vain. >> i leave with you one word, his final word which was "breathe." >> attendance was limited to 500 people and included family members of other african-americans killed by police including breonna taylor, michael brown, and eric garner. >> there will be no more 8 minutes and 46 seconds of injustice. >> what that order will say is in this city we will band choke holds and stranglehold. >> is the floyd family thanked all those that came to support them they reiterated all their calls for justice. >> i want justice for my brother, everybody is going to remember him around the world, he is going to change the world. >> democratic presidential candidate joe biden met with floyd's family on mon

lloyd pearce took to instagram to share his thoughts about being black in america.t an option for me. we look alike to those who discredit our existence. we are recycling hashtags and protests." >> atlanta hawks' coach, lloyd pearce is joining me now. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> when you posted this, you took a photo of yourself for a reason and it was effective. tell us about this. >> the underline name is many may recognize me as the coach of atlanta but if you zoom into the picture, you don't get to identify who i am. i am still a black man and i have been a coach for two years and i have been african-american 44 years of my life and i dealt with injustice and inequalities not only for myself but many african-american men. people are reacting and seeing george floyd of the incidents that occurred. we don't see it until it hits home. i want to share it in the people of the platform that i can reach. >> you are hosting a company wide workshop on race right after you get off the air here. can you tell us a little bit about this and what

close friend says that lloyd had been under a lot of stress lately and needed to get away but where lloyd was going was unclear. >>they say that. orange and that the best friend she just needed. take it away i don't know why we don't know and that's the thing is nobody knows anything there's we could say one thing it could be to leave the opposite nobody knows anything. >>investigators with the san bernardino sheriff's office say a missing persons report was filed wednesday one day after her car was discovered. coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 9 we will have more on the investigation into her appearance. >>coming up on kron 4 news at 8 off the force the latest move from kentucky authorities says the investigation into the shooting death of brianna taylor moves forward, more restriction relaxation certain services are now allowed to take place in every bay area county and coming up next in oakland college professors at the center of a viral post over an e-mail he sent to a student tonight that professors been removed from the classroom. say goodbye to spring in hello summer we've go the

lloyd no get believes a lack of opportunity is contributing to a downward spiral. there's nothing there for them but alcohol and drugs there's nothing exciting or good for them to enjoy. michael ogilvy takes us to a popular spot the adults and children go to drink alcohol kimberly's allowing him to drink 3 times as much i'll hold you know him try to you know normal sitting for the boys to have a drink is 90 cans of beer. it's copious amount you know. and they'll drink that you and i and then go back next time good assignment i'll spend the whole white on a home. and not even flinch. terrence james often finds himself in a drug and alcohol haze. we go on to have a good time you know. going broke some of weed. a few years ago when he was high and depressed terence tried to hang himself. as i hear that happened in the oh well here. for with the rope he takes me to the site of his suicide attempt oh. come over here to help me understand how you're feeling that day. it was getting dark going from going on. waist the truck and going and one of my mind in my mind that sch

the decision amid unrest over the death of george lloyd. the tech giant hoping the when your pause will allow congress time to regulate the controversial text. amazon pitched it softer to law enforcement helping to crack down criminals. rob: pro golf is back. charles schwab challenge begins in fort worth, texas, the first official tournament since the pga shutdown competition 3 months ago. there will be a moment of silence for the memory of george lloyd. turning to talk about some weather. remnants of cristobal wreaking havoc in the midwest coming out of the gulf. pretty crazy. sandusky, ohio. severe thunderstorms destroying part of the community theater. most of the roof gone as bricks damaged cars nearby. this is crazy. in indiana powerful windss pushing a semi tractor-trailer right over on the highway. jillian: in michigan heavy hail, winds and trees damaging homes. 600,000 without power in the region. senior meteorologist janice dean here with a look at the weather. >> janice: what a storm. finally the remnants of cristobal lifting into

they hadboth george lloyd, they had a knee on the neck . but the fact that he was asphyxiated, that is modern lynching. that is the way you kill most animals. by asphyxiation. so i think in this instance and other instances, that you have a police officer who will step outside the realm of legality and to the realm of illegality to law and may in fact be acting as a lynch mob in the example of george lloyd . so having federal police murder and as always as a lynching, i think it's highly improbable . and it would include law enforcement although for me, the responsible and held accountable under the federal law . >> in 2012 you are admonished with a lot of gavel banging when you wore a hoodie and sunglasses onto the house floor to speak about the killing of trey von martin and i watched that video again this week and it honestly made me cringe to watch the whole episode unfold and i guess i'm wondering whether you think you would get that same treatment today if you did that again today or whether attitudes andleadership have changed since

to respond on the ball to some lloyd know gets younger brother last year the suicide spot the only good ranges to take up a suicide intervention course i lost my little brother too so. last year. we had my birthday. mowanjum has a population of 350 people. and is about 8 kilometers away from the town of. it situated in the kimberley. the week before we arrived there had been another 5 suicides in the region. it's taboo to talk about the aboriginal culture to even say the name of someone who has passed away but we've been invited to speak with people in the community. there's been more suicides there than anywhere else in the kimberley region just about every single family has been touched by suicide. is a suicide response worker for the derby and area has been working here for more than 17 years her normal has become in this community. very year old kids. want to hang in there actually mark out the tree we're identified trees that they want to hang. out in the kimberley region. in the kimberley region it's probably 30 completed in the last 12 months. and that's an epidemic. of the spot

not to protest this subject could prove to be the largest ever seen in the capital there certainly lloyd at the moment aren't they the country's biggest race rallies in half a century show little sign of abating but the riots rage have now largely turned into more peaceful calls for justice and reform. all across the corporate world major firms major brands have rushed to show that they're on the protester side in the call for justice reform flooding their social media for instance with images of solidarity messages but the sincerity of the biggest retailer of all is in question it's accused of playing both sides. keeping a quick simple and brutal treatment of black people in our country must stop together we stand in solidarity with the black community our employees customers and partners in the fight against systemic racism and injustice. this is amazon that's currently selling this kind of technology to law enforcement right now currently selling this technology to the f.b.i. . the fools that she is but this proportionately of people of color including 6 members of the congressional b

lloyd's life a video showing a white police officer using his knee to pin down floyd's neck to the streets and the audio of floyd pleading i can't breathe well across america the air has been thin ever since from los angeles to atlanta every day people have marched angry over yet another black man dying at the hands of police and those peaceful protests have descended into violence stores set ablaze looters pursued by police armed white soldiers and that anger is not only american here in berlin yesterday demonstrators marched to protest the death of george floyd the scene was repeated in london paris vancouver and toronto that dismay matched by international fears over america's vanishing moral authority in times of crisis the u.s. president usually offers words to calm and collect the nation u.s. president donald trump has posted tweets blasting the radical left and the news media today he lashed out at u.s. governors calling them weak telling them to crack down on protesters trump himself spent part of the weekend hiding out of sight in the white house bunker we have more tonight beginn

he addressed the divisiveness in the nation at the moment is these protests in the wake of george lloyd's that states have also been hitting hard fronts with anti racism protests in anti police in tallaght protest still maku said that divisiveness was rife in the country but he said the funds would stand up to racism anti-semitism but he said in the wake of those fools across the world to stop jews to be removed the streets to be renamed the france would not be rewriting its history the hyperbolic myth or the republic any trace or any name from its history she will not forget any of its must to pieces will not demolish any statute we must look together at all our history our relationship with africa and never revisit or deny who we are well this of course comes on the back of an unprecedented health crisis with 19 and the future president said current be build unless the country moves on from the shambles that it is in at the moment and that's largely in reference to the protests we've seen which may for the large part of being a normal violent but they have descended in parts into clashe

george lloyd's death is being fit into a much wider array even protest you see police brutality racism and inequality is all wrapped up into one the 1st protests focused primarily on george lloyd's tragic can. was was was. you know i. i realize thank god for god the police are frequently accused of targeting minorities but george floyd's death seems to have revitalized the black lives matter movement protesters have defaced monuments to the confederacy and more recent u.s. figures deemed to be racist many wonder if it seems like the whole history of the united states is being challenged we've seen white protesters kneeling down as a way of acknowledging their privilege and the history of slavery and colonialism kawhi beef was a whole. hell of the inequality of today is certainly rooted in the history of slavery and segregation and lack of opportunity for african-americans and many people are looking after the meeting of today and saying it's really an expression kind of. thanks black people have every right to burn down a country they built for free the looting firestone's councils is

host: in florida, republican line, lloyd. caller: good morning, america. host: what do you think about this idea of defund the police? caller: what i have seen on cnn and msnbc, they already want to quit using the word defund. this is another of their tricks. watch out, america. host: what do thing about the idea? caller: it is truly insane. we live in a system out here. of riverside and jacksonville it has a problem with burglaries and we need protection. host: are you saying that level of protection would not exist [indiscernible] speaker pelosi: good morning, everyone. it is an honor to be here with the members of the congressional black caucus, house and senate, are distinguished chair karen bass, senator booker, senator harris, the distinguished democratic leader of the senate -- senate, mr. schumer. we are gathered here in emancipation hall aptly named for those that built the capital, sadly. last summer, a number of us went to god to observe -- ghana to observe the 400th anniversary of the first slave coming across the atlantic. that tragedy, that h

president the people that have the most money are protected and now we have this horrific death of george lloyd which i think it was very i was very pleased that there was a universal virtually universal reaction to this this is this was an atrocity but that seems so long ago when we think of the. the riots and continued protests and the actions of the president here but the messages are always on race and i think that's misguided because at the end of the day this is a class issue it always is a class of go ahead well you know in the end us race determine what class one is in we can't there's no clean dividing line in this country and floyd's death is something that happens every day to a black person by the way every day to 3 people in this country an average of 3 people killed by the police and racism is a big part of that so this story begins with racism and racism that's practiced all the time mostly against black people but i think the reaction to it as you say they were both in was universal and i think the protests obviously were sparked by his chilling but i think they are sustained an

tito he is all over sol it is in houston all over you are the fountain of praise church for george lloyd's funeral took place yesterday tell us more about that. yeah it was a very sad and emotional day procession the ceremony in the church lasted for 4 hours you got a little bit of an idea through the report that we've just seen his family members delivering a highly emotional speech is moved to tears of course but then there was also this cheerful aspect to the ceremony the family wanted to celebrate the life of george ford and that was done in the tradition of the american church so with lots of gospel music lots of music played in general of course and in addition to that there was a political dimension and that was with the congress people who came from washington delivering speeches civil rights activists and one of the speakers was the democrat al green and i had the opportunity terry to speak to him earlier let's listen in what he had to say for reconciliation and if country in germany we've had reconciliation to a great extent you don't think he's. recognizing him you don't feel th

protests across the united states lead to an arrest and just order all in response to the death of george lloyd will discuss police brutality and income inequality drug makers are focused on a run a virus vaccine but one will be ready and how soon is too soon we have a director who specializes in vaccine to discuss we have a packed show for you today so let's go and dive right in. chaos continues in major cities across the united states over the last few days fueling protests went on following the killing of george floyd atlanta los angeles chicago philadelphia minneapolis and washington d.c. were among some of the cities that imposed curfews still protests continued protests that began peacefully ended in may 1 windows were smashed buildings were vandalized and police vehicles were set on fire stores and even small businesses were looted a number of retailers including target c.v.s. and wal-mart all temporarily closed some of its stores are cross the country nearly 5000 national guard soldiers and airmen were deployed in 15 states and in washington d.c. and more than 4000 protests were arreste

in light of joy george lloyd's death why do you think that countries like canada other countries around the world are so embrace in this movement we're seeing protests all over the world right now. well this is this is putting a spark to the few black racism not only in the united states but literally around the world you know even can you can find replicate so that sort of racism that is the united states you can find it you know it can be done you can find it in the mainland europe you can find in countries like south africa still it's still a problem we like to believe that we've made strides of progress in that racism is the thing in the past and unfortunately if you if you talk to people from black new and used just about anywhere in the world they will tell you know like this didn't just go away because there were some social science made i think what you're seeing right now is the order to scold and the way to the idea that racism is a little longer a problem when you look at the fact that there are protests happening in every part of the 50 states and. people are coming up for a

george lloyd, and what happened to him.any days ago that our journey began as a nation, talking about all sorts of things that hurt, including race, including brutality, including the protesting being co-opted by those who would turn it violent. but we have now seen the others pull into place, and the attorney general for the united states, bill barr. >> thank you for joining us at this remote press conference. over the constitution avenue entrance to this building is a latin inscription that translates, "everything is created by "law & order"." that ancient principal still holds true. our free society depends on the rule of law. the assurance that ordinary citizens can go about their lives without being subject to arbitrary violence or fear. when the rule of law breaks do down, the promise of america does, also. our nation is now confronting two serious challenges to the rule of law. the first is a long-standing one that was recently crystallized and driven home by the killing of george floyd in minneapolis. the video of t

i didn't hear any of this will be sure before lloyd was called by all turn to show up in the final week of the day right now there are about 50 to 75 people all who are looking down for something at all ready to leave for those who may feel that he was clearly a good partner by the way actually he still got a good 5 wins and try to turn to new i want to see the atmosphere right now is a little different from what it was a lot of night you know there are people there just they can picture and walk around and that's why at least trying to remember mr george leads the life. of you know it's pretty hard to imagine any way that they could be when you got what was it 90 minutes of video watching him stand around while the guy slowly dies i mean you know i was here are around the inlets are looking and not a lot of follow real words that has turned you down the protesters were you know right and completely reasonable to betsy to describe what is happening here the sort of the city where this can or has always been. an atmosphere of respect and safety and purpose. the rest of inland so much. an

lloyd but even even that aside these countries are also protesting for their own rights in mexico for example people are taking the streets because so many women have been killed these they've been brutally murdered by police officers so this this i think is i hear what you're saying but i think it also speaks for countries who are dealing with their own issues of either police brutality or some sort of violence and much like i said the women taking to the streets who have been a lot of who have been killed groups of women the women's movement more so just on our neighboring country. yeah your point is well taken and i think what what happens as a result of that essentially we're both arguing the same thing that if you were to turn on c.n.n. or of us embassy or fox news right now they would tell you everything to the george floyd incident without looking outside of that the danger with that is that we will then think that oh they just passed a new policy that says you're no longer allowed to use that chokehold ok everything is solved no everything is not solved because the underlying

sexy these are small suburban communities so this has nothing to do with getting justice for george lloyd this is an opportunity that these very violent gangs who should rightly be called domestic terrorist groups of what they're doing who are not and perpetrated against in the sack people. and now barring the minority of those people looting and displaying criminal behavior how do you take this momentum as president obama spoke about today and propel change what does that change look like and how how do you harness this why it's want the people and varying ideologies about what moving forward means. you know if it a daily thing. generation before me. didn't have a figured out in a generation before them didn't have to figure it out you got so many people who make in a conversation about any and everything but the history of violence and poverty and racism and white supremacy and all the different things cocktail than a few really nice people in the streets right now i know that my job as a person who loves my city and who loves my community is the pull of love and support for the young p

lloyd pierce, very interesting getting your perspective. i want to thank you for coming on "the beat," sir. >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. i want to thank my other guests. we'll fit in a break. as mentioned, we have so much in tonight's show. there was a historic supreme court ruling protecting lbgtq americans. and we also have our interview live with the chairman of the judiciary committee, jerry nadler coming up. later, health officials in tulsa warning donald trump against holding his rally there. and later tonight, beyonce weighing in on another one of these important cases involving breonna taylor. i'm ari melber. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. (burke) at farmers, we know how nice it is to save on your auto policy. but it's even nicer knowing that if this happens... ...or this.... ...or even this... ...we've seen and covered it. so, get a quote today. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. the 3:40 mid-shift migraine medicine. it's called ubrelvy. the migraine medicine for

in the wake of george lloyd's death minneapolis city council has called an emergency meeting today to discuss possibly disbanding the police department reclaim the block and other grassroots community groups have been demanding this for years due to black and brown residents experiencing police brutality the city council president says they plan to replace the department with a transformative new model of public safety jeremiah ellison the son of minnesota attorney general keith ellison and a representative of the city's ward 5 weighed in tweeting we are going to dismantle the minneapolis police department and when we're done or not simply going to glue it back together we're going to dramatically rethink how we approach public safety and emergency response it's really passive do many organizations have already cut ties with the city's law enforcement including the university of minnesota minneapolis public schools minneapolis parks and recreation board and law firm dorsey and whitney officials say this list could grow in the coming weeks floyd's family held memorial services yesterda

lloyd garrison's the liberator. england, abolition having more success. keep that in mind. iss reflects english slavery well in the not cotyou can sees average price of a slave over the years before civil war. what does this chart show? booms and busts. maybe i don't know how to use this. whatever. happen in thenics world economy, the american economy. panics happen but slavery is there. the price of slaves growing, 1860, price of slaves is at an ?ll-time map. right there on the petersburg, between norfork on the north carolina border. here is a map, i'm not sure how well it appears, part to see. states, 1830, slave population. roughly, red are orange dots, the middle ones, southampton county, 50% slave. lots of slaves. virginia is the heart of slavery. cotton boom is happening, biggest plantations, which had been in south carolina will move to mississippi and alabama. mississippi more than alabama. louisiana and mississippi. these plantations don't ever change the fact that virginia is the largest slaveholding state in the country in 1860. virginia has a norma's sleigh pop

is taking place right now at the fountain of praise church in houston texas friends and members of lloyd's family have been speaking strongly and eloquently about the man that they knew and loved we're going to go live to houston in just a moment but 1st let's hear what some of those friends and family members have been saying about a man named george flow. now that we thank you for this celebration we thank you for the life of joy it's oh i don't got that at a moment when he caught up for you mama we believe that mama it's nice. that the premise. for redemption grants. for man upon this world because somebody must come out that george ward was not expendable this is why we're here. this. was not he was born black. that was his only crime george florey. these serve the dignity and the respect that we are court all people simply because they are children of a common god and it's very unfortunate that we have to be here but we're going to celebrate the life of your floor today. no more hate crowds. so i said make america great again but when you bring great. those 4 offices where little. and

and do the right thing has made a short film which makes connections between george lloyd's death and what the filmmaker sees as institutionalized violence and racism in america's police forces the oscar winner told d.w. why this time he's hopeful of change. spike lee's response to the death of george floyd was to make this film editing footage of floyd's killing with the chokehold death of garner in 2014 and with scenes from his own 1989 film do the right thing to write it was based on real love chokehold murder. and. the simple and brutal message is this is happened before if nothing changes this will happen again. but lee does see a difference this time in the broad group of americans whose response to george floyd's death was to take to the streets. or my wife's sister and brother take in the streets and joiners on inform and saying this has to stop and there's a national crime or these police departments across america got to do some with them you know they got a day they got to be reform change fast app and how policing is done in the ninety's states of america black t.-i for de

but lee does see a difference this time in the broad group of americans whose response to george lloyd's death was to take to the streets. or your system broke. and join us. in saying this has to stop. and there's a national crowd or these police departments across america got to do some with them you know they got out they got to be reform change fast app and how elise's done the united states of america left t.i. for decades spike lee has been making movies about u.s. racism and the forgotten history of african-americans amid the shoot 'em up action of his new film the 5 bloods about black vietnam vets least slips in social and political commentary. about the current resident of the white house leaders of mince words his nickname for president donald trump says a lot of agent orange is going to go down as the worst president in history of the united states in america. and it's funny now you see his allies these generals and politicians are slowly starting to move away from him because they can read the writing in the wall and they don't want to go down in history attached this guy. bea

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