followed by a statement by the secret service in fact the and i saw it with my own eyes the metro police department have in fact supported and that is something standard that we see this sort of tandem partnership that occurs with the u.s. secret service and even the most routine of protests or even a transport of a dignitary so this is a mayor this is not known for her fiery rhetoric and that's exactly what we saw one day earlier but a considerable shift in the tone this time around but i think there is another layer to this press conference and for those of us who have lived in washington d.c. for some time well i wasn't here for the race riots that occurred back in the late 1960 s. the effect that it had on the city lasted decades and that was something that i did have the opportunity to see and really we've seen the city come back in a vibrant way in the last 10 to 15 years and you heard the mayor there speaking expressly about her support for people having the opportunity to express their 1st amendment rights to push back on institutionalized racism that they perceive to be within police depar

officers have been placed on administrative assignments a spokeswoman for the louisville metro police department said in an e-mail the internal of a. continues she declined to comment further reporting for the news with rick sanchez natasha suites r t r let's get into this joining us now is retired u.s. marshal matthew fogg is good enough to share his a thoughts on this a chief thanks so much for joining us you know i want to start with i was just reading the articles about this and the warrant itself troubles me apparently they were given a warrant gives them permission to enter without warning because one of the suspects once received packaged at her house what i mean does that give if i invite you to my house and apparently at some time in the past you've done something and they're looking for you does that give police to break the right to break down my door. well there and then affidavits and there's and especially if there was say an informant involved a lot of times you keep get lindsay stuff like that you take good judgment sometimes you can get just authorize a war the problem is there

her family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the louisville metro police department. the lawsuit details how police shot taylor at least eight times after they burst intnto her apartment, unannounced, with a search warrant. the man police were looking for did not live in taylor's apartment and was reportedly already detained by police when officers arrived at taylor's residence on the night of march 13. at the time of her killing, taylor had been working as an emergency medical tetechnician treating covid-19 patients. your final words? with senatotore dangerousthat these no knockck warrants i believe ae a constitutional - -- unconstitutiononal, but s senatr rand said they should be abolished because it is forereseeable that innocent, law-abiding citizens would be hurt orr killed and breonna one ands exhibit number we cannott forget aboutut black women, as i have been proclalaiming, if you ran with ahmaud inn the ahmaud arbery cacase, you need to o stand fore because blblack women'ss lives matter, too. and d this was just an e executn of her in the sanctity of her own h

police inside her own apartment have filed a wrongful death, lawsuit against the louisville metro police department. the lawsuit details how police shot taylor at least eight times after they burst into her apartment, unannounced, with a search warrant. the man police were looking for did not live in taylor's apartment and reportedly was already detained by police when officers arrived at the residence on the night of march 13. she had been working as an emergencyy mededical techniciann treating covidid-19 patients. the supreme court hearard oral arguments by telephone tuesday in a pair of cases that will determine whether president trump can continue to keep his tax returns and private financial records a secret. president trump is resisting subpoenas from the house financial services committee, which is investigating possible money laundering in trump-related property deals, and from the house intelligence committee, which is looking into whether trump's business dealings put him at risk of blackmail by foreign governments. new york prosecutors are also seeking trump's financial records. justice

louisville metro police department was one of the first in the country to implement body cameras. in this case, the narcotics team executing a warrant, sadly they did not have them on. that's the only time in five years that happened where we would definitely be better off in terms of body camera evidence. on monday, this past monday is when i made the announcement of that change. we're going to take those opportuniti opportunities. >> how are you going to deal with the union in terms of being able to -- the police union -- in terms of being age to question police in matters where there's questionable police behavior? how is the city going to be able to deal with the union's resistance to having police questioned like that? >> we'll do it to the fullest extent of the law that's valk o available to us, here in jefferson county and then we have a state law issue we need to contend with. we'll be advocating for all the changes that we need. i want to emphasize our police understand the importance of police community legitimacy and they understand the police are only as legitimate as

the louisville metro police department have announced that the three officers involved in her death are now on administrative reassignment. joining me now is philip bailey, who has been following the story in louisville, kentucky for "the courier journal." what can you tell you about the latest? >> one of the more disturbing elements that's come forward is the allegations by the family's attorney and has now been reported by multiple outlets that the u.s. inspector, the u.s. post office inspector saying the information in the affidavit is not accurate. lapd in the affidavit obtained a no-knock warned said that breona taylor had someone visit her home that was a suspected drug dealer, who was picking up mail from her location. the u.s. postal service inspector said there was no way to tell if she was receiving suspicious mail, and that he was never contacted by lmpd directly. he informed them there's no way to tell in she was receiving suspicious mail on behalf of the supposed drug suspect. so this has raised even more questions about lmpd, its discipline and handling of the case. there'

paul police department, by the metro police department, minneapolis metro police department yesterdayngs were escalating here. we know that the mayor of minneapolis has requested the national guard to come in and help keep order tonight. again, protests are expected until there is some action in this case. where the investigation lays right now, it's still in the hands of the fbi and state investigators. we don't have by this time line or any sense of time line on when a decision on possible charges will come. but right now those investigative bodies are doing their work. katy? chuck? >> shaquille brewster, thank you very much. >>> chuck, over to you. >> you know, multiple police chiefs across the country condemned the actions of the officer in minnesota. among them is detroit police chief james craig who joins us now. chief craig, i want to start with you with a question i asked to a counterpart of why nuyours houston. is this a recruiting issue or training issue? is this a vetting issue of future officers? is this a culture issue? it's clearly systemic. >> you know, i can tell you l

secret service along with the park police and also the metro police department all now prepared to deal with this i can hear overhead the helicopters that are circling the white house campus there are also park police that would be the the monitors the national mall in washington d.c. they are on horseback and then of course the heavily armed u.s. secret service we see assault rifles on rooftops we also see that there are heavy weaponry that is part of sort of a broader riot gear response team all staged in the park now again this is a mostly peaceful protest for the moment the concern is when the sun goes down what this mayor does not want to see is another night of smashed windows and arrests and people potentially getting hurt now we should point out that north of here in the city of philadelphia about 2 and a half hours north and south of new york city things are getting much worse there the situation has spiraled a bit out of control there have been police cars that have been commandeered and there is extensive looting that's going on prompting donald trump to tweet about the situa

our task today is we are bringing a unified command of metro police departments, sheriff's departments and other law enforcement jurisdictions and other public safety entities into a multi agency command center where we will create a plan that will keep the peace, maintain the peace and prevent further lawless behavior in the cities of minneapolis and st. paul and surrounding suburbs. we are going to do this the right way. and do it with full knowledge that our oath is to serve the state of minnesota, serve the communities and to protect them. we are fully confident that we can do that mission and that we can do it while still ensuring that the constitutional rights of those who need to have their voices heard and need to fully assemble can be protected. i can tell you that no one could have heard mr. lloyd's voice in the chaos of the screaming, shouting and the fires at 1:00 in the morning on lake street. my job is to make sure that tonight the community is safe and that our team is ready and prepared to keep it safe. with that, i am very pleased to introduce the colonel of the inneso

our task today is we are bringing together a unified command of the metro police department, sheriff's department and other jurisdictions and public safety entities into a multi agency command center, where we will create a plan that will keep the peace, maintain the peace, and prevent farther -- further lawless behavior in the city of minneapolis, st. paul and the surrounding suburbs. we are going to do this the right way. we are going to do it with full mission is to our serve the state, serve the communities, and to protect them. that weully confident can do that mission. and that we can do it while still ensuring the constitutional rights of those who need to have their voices heard, of those who need to be protected, and of those who need to assemble. no one couldu that have heard george floyd's voice in the chaos of the screaming and the fires at 1:00 a.m. on lake street. my job is to make sure that tonight, that the community is safe and that our team is ready to keep it safe.eep it >> my name is matt langer and i have the honor and privilege of serving as chief of the state pat

our task today as we are bringing together a unified command of metro area police department and sheriff department and other entities where we'll create a plan to keep the peace and maintain the peace and prevent further lawless behavior the city of minu minneapolis and city of saint paul and surrounding suburbs. we'll do this the right way. we'll do it with full knowledge that our oath is to serve the state of minnesota and serve the communities and to protect them. we are fully confident that we can do that mission that we can do it while still ensuring that the constitutional rights of those who need to have their voices heard and we need to freely assemble can be protected. my job is to make sure tonight that the community is safe and our team is ready and prepared, keep it safe. with that, i am very pleased to introduce the colonel of minnesota state patrol. >> thank you, commissioner. my name is matt langer, i have the honor to serve as chief state of minnesota patrol. the first word that comes to mind and it does not represents everything that occurred this week well enough but i

our task today as we are bringing together a unified command of metro area police departments, sheriffs departments, and other law enforcement jurisdictions and other public safety entities into a multiagency command center where we will create a plan that will keep the peace, maintain peace and prevent further lawless behavior in the city of minneapolis, the city of st. paul, and in the surrounding suburbs. we are going to do this the right way. we are going to do it with full knowledge that our oath is to serve the state of minnesota, serve the communities and to protect them. we are fully confident that we can do that mission and that we can do it while still ensuring that the constitutional rights of those who need to have their voices heard and who need to freely assemble can be protected. i can tell you that no one could have heard mr. lloyd' -- mr. fls voice and the screaming and the shouting and the fires at 1:00 in the morning on lake street. my job is to make sure that tonight that the community is safe that our team is ready and prepared to keep it safe. with that, i'm very p

>> as far as we know, the police department is looking into this. a spokeswoman for louisville metroice did offer an apology and said that no journalist should be targeted for doing their job. it's not clear at this point if it was in fact louisville metro police. there were other agencies involved. but the local police department is looking into it. the tv station did release a statement and say that, you know, our employees were exactly where police told them to be, and despite that, it's still pretty clear that this individual turned and was intentionally targeting these journalists. so of course that is something that's concerning as a journalist myself, but also knowing that there are a lot of journalists in the field who are trying to tell -- trying to tell the story. so it's something that i think people are at least reassured to know that lmpd will be looking into it. although of course it never should have happened in the first place. >> tessa, thank you. >>> in the wake of george floyd's death, protesters in his home town of houston are planning to take to the streets again

police. >> i've seen some statistics that rank major metro areas and their police department, the percentage of police officers that live in the city limits and minneapolis is very low on that list, which is to say if i'm not mistaken, the majority of the police officers in the force are living outside the city. i wonder your feelings about that whether you think that contributes to some of the issues here? >> i think it's nearly 94% of our police force do not live here in the city of minneapolis. i think that this is highly problematic but, you know, i do think that the accountability, right, consequences for your actions is going to go the furthest. i'm in favor of these reforms where people need to live where they work. i'm in favor of us diversifying the police force and in favor of us and our training. that goes out the window if somebody knows they sort of have carte blanche when they go out to abuse the community. >> do you feel like there's a solution here? i mean, the sort of short term solution the protesters want as my colleague shaquille brewster was saying is criminal charges he

floyd but also jamar clark, people who have been killed in the various police departments in the metro area and whose deaths have largely gone unrecognized as crimes. >> just pull out your tea leaves for one second and just tell me finally where you think we will be one week from today. >> you know, all i can do is speculate. i hope that the district attorney is able to get his act together and make the arrest of the four officers who participated in the murder, and i hope that the crowd -- i hope that the protesters begin to recede and go home i understand the rage. it is shocking to see the level of destruction that's occurred i just hope that we can keep as many people as safe as possible and begin on the road to justice. minneapolis city councilman jeremiah ellison councilman, thank you so much. we appreciate your time. savannah, over to you. i think that's really what the protesters are calling for. >> all right minneapolis city councilman jeremiah ellison councilman, thank you so much. we appreciate your time. savannah, over to you. >>> hoda, also overnight a tweet about the situ

police or metro police to participate and support the secret service as they tried to quell the protesters that is something that mayor meriel bowzer has denied she says my police department will always protect d.c. at all who are in it whether i agree with them such as those exercising their 1st amendment rights or those i don't namely at real donald trump that was on her twitter feed. so we're watching very carefully for next steps the u.s. president expected to leave in the next hour he'll be headed to florida for another attempt at that space x. launch he did try to go earlier in the week of course it was canceled rescheduled for today we'll be watching very carefully the president made many in the united states furious when he appeared in the rose garden on friday and said nothing about the death of george floyd if you will wondering what he will say if you will speak to reporters at all as he departs for florida i was house correspondent kimberly how could reporting live from washington can be many thanks well it's been condemnation of police actions and the death of george floyd some of it from within the ranks just here escape on his own though those scenes of geo

that building metro nashville police said it deployed gas at the historic courthouse to protect the building. after protesters set it on fire police said on twitter that the fire department is responding there to the nashville city hall now to washington dc where earlier today, a number of secret service vehicles were vandalized those cars were parked outside the white house on pennsylvania avenue protesters writing profanities on the vehicle smashing the windows and then standing on top of some of those secret service vehicles finally now taking a look at seattle where extreme unrest was evident all day today not only in these torch billy police vehicles you can see it. but just in to the newsroom. this video of 2 people struggling over a gun officials in seattle say demonstrators stole ar 15 rifles from police, demonstrators also then started fires and threw flash-bang grenades in total thousands of people defied seattle's curfew which was supposed to begin at 5 o'clock tonight really is clear when you see all these images that many across the country have really reached a breaking point right now, especially as we continue in this 5th night. pam alright noel, thank yo