because what we see is we do see that cloud of mace. what was he doing buffalo before the shooting and before the mace? >> i didn't register that trio of individuals until the yelling started and he raised his hand and the mace came forward. i don't know what he had in his hand, mace, something else. but that's the direction the mace came from was him and it was a huge cloud and then the cloud just exploded and the shots rang out. he turned around and took four steps away and fell face down and the other two guys went the other direction. >> and who was there trying -- we see that. we see the other folks who that's a possibility for the gunshots came from and seemed to be in an altercation with them. a lot of people came to the man's aid. who were those folks? could you tell? >> there were street medics. that have been dealing with this protest for months on end. and those volunteer medics come in to situations without even thinking about it. they don't care who they're helping and just need to help and those wonderful people trying to

i was maced and beaten by those same officers. now, the first black congresswoman in this history. [applause] i will be holding everyone one of them accountable. the pain so many of us have had to endure for far too long. floyd,mmer after george breonna taylor, and so many more were taken from us. millions are taking to the streets to join us. for years, black lives matter. we have been called radicals. terrorist. we have been dismissed as impossible. now we are multi-racial, multi generational. united in demanding change. demanding accountability. demanding our government and our country recognize that black lives do indeed matter. these are not just words or gestures. leading totion outcomes. historicst say it is that this year of all years we are sending a black working-class mother. all the way to the halls of congress. [applause] from all corners of missouri, communities have embraced a bold, fearless vision of change where regular everyday people like us can feel it. power to the people. this was never about me. i could never have done it alone. i acknowledge our team and eve

mace came from was him. it was a huge cloud, like 20 feet long. and then the cloud just exploded. and the shots rang out. >> reporter: then dunlap says the vkt took four steps and fell face down. and two other men, he says, ran in another direction. portland's police chief said his force had a strong presence on the streets on saturday night, but still couldn't get its arms around those confrontations. >> we had folks stationed at different areas but it's very difficult when you have small dproupz groups of people spread throughout the city, sometimes engaging in violent acts with each other. we only have limits resources so we can't be everywhere at the same time. >> reporter: president trump tweeted "rest in peace" reporting to the portland shooting victim. but the president so far has said only this about the shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin, referring to the video of the shooting. >> i'm looking into it very strongly. i will be getting reports and certainly let you know pretty soon. but i wi

i was maced and beaten by those same officers. in those same streets. months from now, the first black congresswoman in this history. [applause] i will be holding everyone one -- every single one of them accountable. st. louis has remained a symbol to the country and even the world of the pain so many of us have had to endure for far too long. this summer after george floyd, breonna taylor, ahmaud arbery, and so many more were taken from us. millions of people are taking to the streets around the world to join us. to say for years, black lives matter. we have been called radicals. terrorist. we have been dismissed as impossible. now we are multi-racial, multi generational. united in demanding change. demanding accountability. demanding our government and our country recognize that black lives do indeed matter. these are not just words or gestures. concrete action leading to measurable outcomes. let me just say it is historic that this year of all years, we are sending a black working-class single mother -- [applause] all the way to the halls of congress

. >> i saw the guy come up like this with the bear mace and lay it into the two guys in front of him and then i heard the shots. like, it was that fast. it was mace, pop, pop. >> reporter: the victim wearing a blues lives matter flag and reportedly a ho right-wing grou. late today, authorities identifying the victim as 39-year-old aaron danielson of portland. the president retweeting a video of trump supporters entering portland, calling them "great patriots." and in kenosha, officials tonight bracing for the president's planned visit tomorrow amid protests following the police shooting of jacob blake, and days later, the fatal shooting of two demonstrators, allegedly by 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse. >> the timing on this we felt was not good, and so we did make the request for him to do it at a different time. >> reporte sen o the come. the president saying -- >> i am a tremendous fan of law enforcement and i want to thank the law enforcement, they've done a good job. >> reporter: the white house also adding, there are no current plans for president trump to meet with jacob blake's

bear spray, as well, bear mace.he side of the road, throwing things at the trucks. quite an extraordinary, chaotic scene. and -- and -- and now, police are investigating whether a person found shot to death, nearby, was related to that violence or not. portland has, of course, seen protests practically every night since george floyd was killed by police in minneapolis, minnesota. that was more than three months ago, now. >>> now, the white house is saying president trump will go to kenosha, wisconsin, this week. that is the site of the police shooting of jacob blake, and the protests there ever since. mr. trump, expected to meet with law enforcement and tour some of the damage from recent unrest. that, from the white house. now, we don't know if he will meet with the man shot by police, seven times, in his back, or that man's family. on saturday, mr. trump focusing on the violence, again, after the shooting. and again, took credit for calling in the national guard which, of course, is done by the state's governor, n

maced and beaten by those they police officers.ix months from now, as the first black congress woman and the entire history -- [cheers] this summer after george floyd, breonna taylor, and so many more were taken from us, millions of people taken at the streets around the world to join us come to join those who have said for years starting in this place that black lives matter. bushyes, that is cori speakingng to heher purplele fak -- he is a nurse come after all -- on primary night and joining us now from st. louis. welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. can you talk about this incredible upset? you a challenge congressmember clay in 2018. he narrowly lost but you were back at it again and you one. >> thank you for having me on. w was an effort from people all across our district, across t the state of missouri, and across the country. we believed that it was timime r a change, time for an active leader, someone who knows the streets, who knows the struggle of what is happening in our country, especially with co

he said he then was overcome by mace. i couldn't see any any more. but shortly thereafter authorities did arrive. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene, yet to be identified. this followed with a tumultuous day with a pro-trump vehicle rally that drove through the city. you could see trump supporters on social media firing off mace and paint balls. clashes didden shoe between protesters and counter protesters. authorities have yet to make a direct connection, suggest to the ongoing investigation, whether there is connection between that protest and exactly what happened in the evening. trump administration officials, rather, are speaking out, saying that when it comes to the situation in portland, overall all options are on the table. take a listen. >> after 94 days, perhaps now we're going to act because someone was shot last night. you want to talk about donald trump's america, most of donald trump's america is peaceful. it is a democrat-led city in portland that we're talking about this morning who just yesterday denied help once again from

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drove through the streets of portland, clashing with counterprotesters, firing off paintballs and macehe says n self-defense when counterprotesters were pushing against their vehicles. different eyewitnesses give a different account. he said that convoy had left the city, that the protest was over. that jay was here in portland because he lives in portland, it was around 8:00 p.m. when he was walking done the street here in downtown, when he says a man approached them and fired two shots -- the first shot hit his friend chandler's mace can niis and then shot jay in the chest, jay died at the scene. take a listen to what he told me. >> tell me about jay. >> jay's one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. it doesn't matter if you're far left, conservative, no one will want to hurt this guy. >> you were good friends? >> good friends. >> do you have any regrets? looking back on saturday. >> i have regrets that jay was shot. i don't know whether we went to the -- the way media is portraying it had something to do with the trump cruise, it didn't. jay was walking around in his own town and he

something like mace, f something like mace or pepper spray is a short range tool for those circumstances. >> could you make the rules of engagement that dhs is using available to the committee and you both mentioned there is an ongoing inspector general investigation into tactics used in portland. will you produce relevant documents if the inspector general's office requested it? >> yes and we look forward to cooperating with that investigation. we wanted cleared up and concluded as quickly as possible. >> thank you, mister chairman. >> thank you, mister chairman. thank you both for being here and for your service. i would like to ask a few questions about the office of intelligence and analysis specifically as i am sure you aware last one that was reported the office of intelligence and analysis distributed supports about two american journalists who published documents about dh occupations in portland and collecting information from the electronic communications of protesters in portland. would you agree those activities are illegal under the first and fourth amendment? >> we certainly

it was mace, pop, pop, and the guy who had the bear mace turned and took three or four steps and thenell. >> reporter: the man who died was wearing a blue lives matter flag and a patriot prayer hat. a right wing group whose members have clashed with portland protesters in the past. >> we ask that anyone with information or video or eyewitness accounts please come forward and share that information with our investigators. >> reporter: the fbi and atf now assisting with that investigation. all this as nationwide anger escalates over the shooting of jacob blake. peaceful protests in kenosha, wisconsin saturday. hundreds calling for justice. abc news reporter zohreen shah spoke with blake's uncle asking if the president plans to meet with them. >> has he reached out to your family about visiting you on tuesday? >> no, he hasn't. but we say thank you to vice president biden and sister harris. they did reach out to speak to our brother. >> reporter: an investigation is under way in kenosha after 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse allegedly shot and killed two people. amy, his lawyer saying it was

cons maced out to outweigh things going forward. >> they not think the fed will step up. >> and is off the table for now. >> i do not think bonds are attractive. more.: greg has what is the bid is -- biggest crack you see emerging? greg: probably a another turned on in the economy, covid-19 is damaging the fundamentals of corporate america. i think it is a negative story you are telling in the abutting, but supply is getting absorbed in the marketplace. there is a strong demand for retail, from overseas investors, and the cost in the hedge has come down. supplies are actually being absorbed. taylor: this week we set a record investment-grade issuance for the year and it is only mid-august. it is the market digesting this healthy amount of supply within the corporate investment-grade bond market? greg: 1.4 trillion dollars is the number you are talking about, the most that has been issued, and we are only in the third week of august. we think the supply will come down toward $80 billion a month, but that is still quite a bit. the market is still there. if you are a corporate treasury, y

this is a wonderful mace to live and grow up -- place to live and grow up.r leaders will end keepous -- will keep us safe and focus on how we can improve because we are always striving to be a more perfect union. connell: i will say we've been out in five swing states in two weeks, and as you're speaking, a woman i spoke to in north carolina pops to mind. she voted democrats in many elections, you know? the violence in the cities was something of concern to her, and she thought she'd vote for the president this time around. at the same time, we have run into voters, many of whom say they're undecided in other swing states, who have soured on the president personally. you don't like his style or you don't like, you know, his rhetoric. what do you say to those voters? because many of them have been women as well. >> you know, just this week we've had at a police station rioters with boards and rebar and quick dry cement try to trap police officers in a precinct while other rioters tried to set fire. if your commander in chief does not come out and call for saf

witness said the victim quote sprayed mace and launched it right into the other guy cnn has not confirmed if the victim is the person who sprayed the nice according to new york times reporter mike baker, the man killed was wearing a hat with the insignia of patriot prayer. >>a far right-wing group that has clashed with protesters before. trump tweeted quote rest in peace about the shooting victim while again criticizing near we. wheeler saying trump inspired the conflict in the city hundreds of cars filled with supporters of the president. >>rallying in clackamas county and then driving through downtown portland. they were supported and energized by the president himself i'm reid binion reporting. >>well developing out of missouri st. louis police officer who was shot in the head saturday has died that officer was responding to a shooting. he had been a he has been identified as 29 year-old to maris lohan he'd been with the department for about 3 and a half years. a second officer was also shot in the leg, but was released from the hospital the gunman was arrested after an hours long stan

people are getting assaulted, maced in these robberies, sell phones, purses, maced, assaulted with gunsoing on in minneapolis. your reaction? >> they're being killed. there are rapes going on. what are they saying? give in, you can't even defend yourself? that is absurd. never happened in tennessee, i can assure but that is what is happening there in those democrat-run bastions. they're throwing up their hands, letting criminals own the city. it is absurd. elizabeth: congressman mark green, great to see you, sir, come back soon. >> thanks, liz. see you. elizabeth: he will be back. senator ron johnson now pushing back hard on former obama officials foredodging questions and downplaying whether former president barack obama directed and ordered any of the surveillance on the trump campaign in 2016. now this, reports are coming in that under the obama administration, the question is this for members of congress. talk to former independent counsel ken starr on that next. looks like they picked the wrong getaway driver. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but with

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there was one shot in the face with pepper balls, a woman was maced at point blank range. some protesters report they were retreating or given no warning. should federal officers aim impact munitions at the head or -- or,e or pepper spray excuse me, rubber bullets when it is clear protesters are attempting to comply with their orders? mr. cuccinelli: you have listed a wide array of devices -- senator coons: if protesters are attempting to comply with police orders, should they nonetheless be subject of teargas? mr. cuccinelli: when the entire group that is being contended with is in compliance, i would agree with you. one of the challenges that we face is when one, two more complying,or are not when you have differences in close proximity to one another. something like mace, for instance, or pepper spray is a short ranged tool for those circumstances. senator coons: could you make the rules of engagement that dhs is using available to the committee? you mentioned there is an ongoing inspector general investigation into the tactics used in portland. will you commit to sitti

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who is known to the more or less a loss of for promoting some revolutionary ideas i don't think that macemakes any any difference to any thanks so much for your time in any problem i guess director of the minsk dialogue council on international relations. thank you ok more news on the way for you i'll be back in just a few moments. seem wrong. to shape our. outlook. and in detroit because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in. spearing dramatic development that only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. welcome back to sweden the senior surgeon deaths in the 1st half of 2020 governments that suggest 15 percent more people died when compared with the same period in the previous year the revelation has reignited criticism of stockholm's approach to the pandemic unlike most european countries sweden didn't go into lockdown the majority of public places remained open throughout

witness said the victim quote sprayed mace and launched it right into the other guy cnn has not confirmed if the victim is the person who sprayed denise according to new york times reporter mike baker, the man killed was wearing a hat with the insignia of patriot prayer. >>a far right-wing group that has clashed with protesters before. trump tweeted quote rest in peace about the shooting victim while again criticizing near wheeler. wheeler saying trump inspired the conflict in the city hundreds of cars filled with supporters of the president. >>rallying in clackamas county and then driving through downtown portland. they were supported and energized by the president himself i'm reid binion reporting. >>we're also following developing news out of missouri, the st. louis police officer who was shot in the head saturday has died that officer was responding to a shooting in the city's south side. he's been identified as 29 year-old tamara spill hannon he'd been with the department for 3 and a half years. a second officer who was shot in the leg was treated and released after the shooting on s

that we face is that one or two people with differences of close proximity to one another but like mace or pepper spray is a very short range tool and is for those sorts of circumstances. >> can you say the rules of engagement and you both mentioned there is an ongoing inspector general into those tactics used in portland will use it for an interview to produce documents what they requested of you? >> and we look forward to cooperate with an investigation we want it cleared up as quickly as you do. >> senator blumenthal. >> and with the office of intelligence and it is reported the office of intelligence and analysis had reports about two american journalists with operations in portland and also reports that they collected information from those protesters and that these activities are illegal? >> and the publication of raw material was quickly addressed by the act being secretary. >> we removed brian murphy from his position. i just want to make clear you would agree. >> it's a second part of your question i'm not so readily agreeable to. and to see what people themselves declare so th

a woman was shot in the head with a plastic bullet and maced at close range. should federal officers aim impact munitions at the head or use mace or pepper spray or bullets, excuse me, rubber bullets when it's clear protesters are attempting to comply with their orders? mr. cuccinelli: well, you've listed a wide array of devices -- mr. coons: when protesters are attempting to comply with police orders, should they nonetheless be the subject of tear gas or -- mr. cuccinelli: when an entire group that is being contended with is in compliance, then i would agree with you. one of the challenges that we face is when one, two, more people are or not complying. where you have differences if close proximity to one another. but something like mace, for instance, or pepper spray is a very short range tool and is for those sorts of circumstances. mr. coons: could you make the rules of engagement that d.h.s. is using or will continue to use available to the committee? and you've both mentioned there is an ongoing inspector general investigation into the tactics that were

for long-term, low-cost loans for seasonal businesses and those with less than 500 employees and macing revenue losses. $190 billion for second-draw ppp loans. and simplified repayments and those aren't without controversy. the proposed revenue test, small businesses will need to prove their revenues have dropped by at least 50% 120 trade groups asking lawmakers to lower the threshold on the back of the fed that shows an impact on minority-owned businesses as a result of the pandemic >> a lot going on there, kate. what sticks out the most to you about some of the proposals. >> i think the thing that has people up in arms the most is that revenue saying 50% of a drop is too high if a business even loses 20%, that is enough to close its doors. everyone wants something in this but i would say that's top of mind right now >> i'm going to put you on the spot here. i apologize, you are our small business and sort of restaurant guru new jersey, you still can't dine indoors. they've been trying to do the outdoor dining and then it was 90 degrees and humid and then you had tornadoes touching dow

stifle any opposition any dissent on the one year anniversary political leaders had been gathering to mace and push me to political leaders to try to find a solution to what's been happening day there but they aren't being allowed to do so but meanwhile members of the country's governing bought at the edge on the party of b j p did meet to hoist an indian flag in the capital city we haven't heard from the government about this and fact is not on the agenda for the government or the mainstream media which is and highly focused today on the inauguration of the construction of a temple in india's most controversial contested religious site a place called which many hindus believe is the birthplace of their god and which is the size of the demolition of the 16th century mosque in 1902 both of revoking to shmooze autonomy and the building of this temple have been longstanding promises of the hindu nationalists big government ad and prominent in that in the more he is with the a today he is joined by some of the most prominent hindu nationalists leaders in the country to mark this inauguration t

a group some of whom argue and fight when a person identified as a transgender female, she sprayed mace at some in the group who grabbed her purse and skateboard. the truck driver appears to trying to help her, he eventually returns to here's nearby truck, ribs the engine loudly and inches forward as members of the group gather around the vehicle while others shot at each other to get out of the road. he then guns the engine, speeds away but crashes. the group then surrounds and beats him accusing him of trying to drive into them. haner is recovering at home. hours before the incident he shared a facebook post criticizing the attention given to george floyd's death in police custody. shannon: we will continue to track it, thank you. a former fbi attorney pleads guilty in -- downplayed by the mainstream media but some predict this is just the beginning. our legal families live next. ca. >> tech: so if you have auto glass damage, stay safe with safelite. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protecte

someone else came through right after words shooting mace or pepper spray including myself. >> some peoplethink a paint ball is=9b too bad but what it feels like being shot by pain balls? >> it stings. it is not a pleasant experience for sure. >> we are looking right now at the video that you shot last night of these protesters facing off with counter demonstrators. did you get the impression of were they trying to provoke the crowd when they$uçn: peeled off 600 members of the caravan. >> i mean just the idea of gathering of big groups of trump supporters and going to downtown portland, that was a bit o of -- part of the whole scene. when they got downtown it was a bit more just mutual clashes that were happening. some people getting out of the car and fighting with fists and some people were pushing proteseprote protesters with their vehicles, get out of the way. it is really non-stop all night. >> thank you for joining us this morning. what's the scene, is it a mess there? what does it look downtown scen around 2:00 a.m. last night. >> there were still protesters out in downtown. there w

angry crowds throwing objects at officers and spraying one with mace. the deputy police chief blamed this man for stirring up the crowds. >> officer shot the man again even with he told them i'm down. >> suspect was brought to a local hospital. no word right now on his condition. administrative duties. this all comes on the heals of a violent weekend in the city. at least 35 people shot. three people killed. steve, anxiously and brian, back to you. >> thanks, todd. it's amazing what's going on. because this started off with george floyd and the way he died and what it means for race in america. and now it's just turned tout flat out seems to be a war against america and american cities in particular. in fact, i look at this one call from this black protester in portland who says we are struggling to have our voices heard it. happened so much that the things that we care about get hijacked get put on the back burner. that's exactly what's happening. what i thought was really amazing when the attorney general sat down with mark levin he sees the whole com