this is minneapolis at its finest.e you've lost the desire to simply lay out and are jonesing for some friendly competition, look no further than the ever expanding recreational activity of log rolling. excuse me, guys, world class log roller on his way through. so johnny, this is the minneapolis log rolling club. - what are we doing today? johnny bananas: and while the club was co-founded by current president abby delaney in 2015, the sport itself has some serious midwestern history behind it. abby delaney: log rolling is a traditional north american sport. it started in the late 1800s, with the great river long drives when men were chopping trees down all winter long. and then in the springtime, when the rivers were flowing fast and high, they would send the logs downriver, out of the forest to the saw mills. but what happens when you step on a log in the water? johnny bananas: it rolls. abby delaney: it starts to roll. so they had to learn how to roll on top of the log. johnny bananas: how did you get into this? abb

paul and minneapolis.ust need to trust him to carry out the reforms necessary to rein in the racist and terrorizing dynamics of mpd that led to george floyd's murder. let's just trust him to do that. don't trust these crazy activists." and they were able to run a successful multimillion-dollar campaign, a fear campaign, to squash any type of efforts to make meaningful change around public safety. but what i want to know is while they were successful on november 2 defeating the public safety amendment and getting a pro-police majority on city council, what has happened since is that whole thing has fallen apart. their whole fear campaign, fear-based campaign promises have fallen apart. a month after we got elected, chief arradondo, the chief who was going to save the entire police department, retired. in february, minneapolis residents watched another police killing of a youngan by the name of amir locke while he was sleeping in an apartment at 6:30 a.m. mind you, the officers involved in shooting that youn

from houston to minneapolis, he had been arrested or imprisoned for selling drugs. used drugs. it was this cycle of drug use that he was constantly trying to break that his family was trying to get him to break. he would also try to break the drug use and members of his family. take us to minneapolis and what he hoped for, going there not to sell drugs, not to take drugs, but to try to start life again. >> right. george floyd, when he was in houston and when he was incarcerated in texas, they had moved from thinking about -- to rehabilitate folks with drug dependency. and he comes out of prison, he is looking for a job and can't get one because of his record. you can't even have any professional licenses. you can't become a barber in texas at the time if you had a felony. also he had no health insurance because texas had decided not to expand insurance after the passage of the affordable care act. so george floyd, he becomes a part of a group of men who are led by a pastor who tries to rehabilitate themselves, who try to find a way to get clean. the pastor tells him

, craig treadway has more on the anniversary event. >> you it was a hot night in minneapolis. exactly 2 years ago when george floyd took his final breaths under the knee of police officer derek chauvin. >> chauvin the first of 4 officers convicted in his death sentence to 22 and a half years in prison. the court committee to the custody, the commissioner of corrections for a period of 270 months. that's 2, 7, 0, but the image of floyd's death was seared into the collective memory of a nation. an image that lit a fire under the issue of police misconduct and overly aggressive policing of black and brown coast to coast protests springing up. >> and loud calls for police reform echoing, you know. >> so may 20 people. >> all across america. national urban league ceo marc morial agrees on this second anniversary of floyd's death commitments. it spurred action. it out optimism that the country. >> finally would begin to confront this legacy of racial justice and structural injustice. there's no doubt there an awakening, if you will, unfortunately says more yao. >> that awakening als

sinf george floyd by a minneapolis police officer.rs after his death, a new bill was unveiled in a sign was unveiled at the sight of his killing. theories now known as george floyd square, floyd's brother, and we're at the unveiling. earlier there was a rally outside the governor's mansion in st paul. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is serving 22 years in prison for floyd's murder. let's talk more about this with the host of foxholes, the black report. we talked with her every week, and it's good to see you again. good morning, daniel lobo. wonderful to see you yet again. garcia hope you're having a wonderful day. so far. it's okay. there's a lot going on in this world as you know, and you've been reporting on let's focus on the nation marking two years since the police killing of george floyd we heard from president biden yesterday he signed an order that affects federal police does not affect local police departments. there was a lot of talk in the days, weeks and months after george floyd's killing about police refo

trump suggested shooting protesters in washington, d.c., who were demonstrating after minneapolis police killed george floyd. >>> be sure to tune in now to "cbs mornings." former defense secretary esper will join us in our times square studio for more on his new book and his shocking claims about former president trump. >>> we're getting a look at new surveillance video in that nationwide manhunt for an escaped murder suspect and the corrections officer who fled with him. michael george has the very latest. >> reporter: capital murder suspect casey white and former prison guard vicky white still on the run as u.s. marshals conduct a multistate manhunt. new video shows vicky white checking out of a hotel a few hours before she allegedly aided in the jail break. the latest lead, this ford edge abandoned in a rural tennessee neighborhood. inside jail keys and handcuffs. marshals released these photos of the two who are not related, showing the 6'9" casey white's white supremacist tattoos s and what vicky white would look like if she darkened her hair. this shows the pair leaving the alabama

director of the council for the national interest and a former cia counter terrorism specialist in minneapolis, we have stephen barb. he is a political analyst, and in paris we cross to john rick mall. he is a political commentator. all right, gentlemen, cross sack rose in effect. that means he can jump in any time you want. i always appreciate phil. let me go to you 1st here. that big, $40000000000.00 aid bill is about to go through congress. i and that's it, that's not even i think we've, we, if we all added up with the $40000000000.00, it's like $53000000000.00. but at the same time, i don't have a whole lot of respect for politicians, particularly in the west. but congressman chip roy said he kind of asked the, the, the most obvious question, i'm wondering when we voted to go to war. so, i mean, what is the objective here? i mean, what, you print all this money, which the u. s. certainly could use a border, for example. um, so what is the objective of congress is so determined to help ukraine towards what end do you now go ahead? well, i don't know. to me, i'm mystified as to what is reall

going to go to stephen in minneapolis on that. go ahead stephen. yeah, i think certainly to me this, this is more about history than hunter biden. and, and, but read a lot of history and this is just classic for centuries west against russia. and if we throw in their bismark, russia without the ukraine on, that, that kind of says a lot, at this point, at least economically, the u. s. and the, and the rest of the e u, in any event seemed to be going as a russian to try, it would save a bunk there, they're going all in doubling down. i'm not quite so sure. be in the state of the russian economy. i, i certainly the rubles doing well, well i'm a j. j. p. morgan came out with a desk note at the beginning of this week here, and i, and i will use the word resilient because they used the word brazilian. so i'm not an economist. i go to, i refer to people who are okay. obviously there are dislocations here. i'm not painting a rosy picture, keep going. yeah. yeah. yeah. so i, yeah, i'm not, i'm not arguing it's good shape. i think there's been a tragic now m

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going to go to steve in minneapolis on that. go ahead stephen. yeah, i think certainly to me this, this is more about history than hunter biden. and, and read a lot of history. and this is just classic for centuries west against russia. and if we throw in their bismark, russia without the ukraine, that, that kind of says a lot at this point, at least economically, the u. s. and the, and the rest of the e. u. in any event seemed to be going as a russian to tray would save a bunk there, they're going all in doubling down. i'm. i'm not quite so sure. be in the state of the russian economy. i certainly roubles doing well, well, i'm a j. j. p. morgan came out with a desk note at the beginning of this week here, and i and i will use the word resilient because they used the word brazilian. so i'm not an economist. i go to, i referred to people who are okay. obviously there are dislocations here. i'm not painting a rosy picture, keep going. yeah. yeah. yeah. so i, yeah, and i'm not, i'm not arguing it's good shape. i think there's been a tragic now misca

long track tornados to the west of minneapolis, st.ire danger weather with very low humidity and also very windy conditions too severe storms tomorrow possible. back through kansas and oklahoma and record highs in the northeast tomorrow possible. that's a look at the weather across the country.. now here's a peek out your window >>> good morning i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are starting out with nice sometime in cold temperatures and are headed for comfortable weather today. mid-70s for south bay and upper 70s for inland east bay we are monitoring solano county for high fire danger. temperatures tomorrow will reach until the 90s. mid to upper 80s in north bay. temperatures continue to increase through wednesday. a cool down for the weekend and we may have spotty, light showers nearby in time for the weekend. >>> and that's your latest forecast >> up next on our can't miss summer, an inside look at a ne travel trend i don't know if you have heard or not subscription travel. it could save you money on everything from flights to hotels

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. >>> and it's been two years since a police officer killed george floyd in minneapolis.resident is taking executive action, aimed at reforming federal law enforcement. natalie brand explains. >> reporter: two years after george floyd was murdered at the hands of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, president biden signed a new executive order on police reform for federal law enforcement. >> it's a measure of what we can do together to heal the very soul of this nation. >> reporter: he was joined by floyd's family and the loved ones of other victims killed by law enforcement. >> your loved ones should be with us today. you should not have to mourn. >> reporter: the order includes provisions to establish a national database of officers fired for misconduct, ban the use of choke holds unless deadly force is authorized, restrict the use of no-knock warrants at the federal level, adopt the use of body cams for arrest and searches, and require new standards for de-escalation and limiting the use of force. >> it's an important effort. >> reporter: damon hewitt of th

erin hassanzadeh of our minneapolis station wcco has the latest. >> ever heard of jumping worms? are they? i've never heard of them. something else to worry about. >> have you ever seen one? >> i have never seen one, no. >> the name alone is enough to make your skin crawl. >> it don't sound too good. >> but just watch and it may push you over the edge. >> here is a videos on oh, no, okay, they look more like a s animal. >> once you disturb them they start jumping and do snake like moves. >> that would freak me out. >> yeah, i know t is like a night crawler on steroidses. >> and even if that video didn't disturb you, this might. >> it is destroying the ground really quick. >> not something you want to find in your garden. >> probably not. >> jumping worms eat their way through your soil, slithering like a snake and they leave it looking more like this. like coffee grounds raising erosion concerns and hurting the health of your plants. but there are a few things you can do. >> the state department of natural resources said toss unused fishing bathe in the trash and avoid plant exch

as a lessen to us, they returned to the city of minneapolis and sacked it. that's what they do when they don't agree with the jury decision. they riot. that's the maga people are like. that's the greatest threat we face. remember that? here's the maga people. >> we love being together as a family. >> we would play more but it's stomach turning. ask jen psaki. she never recovered from it. buck sexton knows well. he joins us tonight. thanks for joining us. you watch cnn and they tell use because a supreme court justice sam alito wrote an opinion that the right likes, the threat of violence comes from the right, what is your reaction to that? >> the democrat party is wallowing in delusions at this point and doesn't know how to get out of them. the notion that there might be a right wing violence in response to a decision that the right overwhelmingly likes makes no sense and beyond that, let's think about who we're talking about here with the pro life movement. those are not tiny molotov cocktails. they're candles. that's what they want to protect life and prot

officials say as many as 100 homes were damaged in the city of forada, about 135 miles northwest of minneapolis. drone video shows the destruction. authorities say that the city of eagle bend, about 30 miles away, was also hit. thousands of customers are still without power in the state, and there are no reports of deaths or injuries. >>> also breaking overnight, agatha has been downgraded to a tropical storm after making landfall on mexico's southern pacific coast. the category-two hurricane plowed into beach resorts and fishing towns yesterday afternoon. it packed torrential rain and had winds of 110 miles per hour. it drove tourists and residents into shelters. the national hurricane service says heavy rains over portions of southern mexico today could cause flooding and mudslides. >>> and today marks one week since a gunman shot and killed 19 children and two teachers at a texas elementary school. the first few minutes will begin today for two of the victims. there will be 11 funerals altogether this week alone. as the makeshift memorial grows at the scene of the shooting in uvalde, lawmake

we also know the city of minneapolis did award the family money. the burden of these crimes and fees awarded to the victims and their families are from taxpayers. not necessarily the officer. absolutely there was a response to the killing of george floyd. host: the transfer of military equipment there, what would have happened if it would have passed? could police departments effectively all be in place? guest: probably not as intended. if it would have passed the senate and the bill would have been come along, every level, federal state -- federal, state and local would have had to align. what restricted qualified immunity from a police officer being personally liable misconduct. what it would have done if it would have been passed was to change the standard for prosecution from an officer being willingly involved to recklessly involved. it would allow to make the case easier to pass if someone is convicted. the executive order only passed at the federal level. hopefully that will happen at the state level. host: i know you don't speak for them, b

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former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, is now serving 22 years in prison for floyd's murderstill to come tonight. six people trapped inside a strip mall after part of the building collapses, how firefighters were able to free them. and i'm tracking that forecast includes a significant cool down look into the weekend as well back here with the five day ahead, creating a safe space at school in light of the texas school shooting after the break, we're going to introduce you. to the high school student here in the bay area, using the horr ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. for state controller, like a trip to great wolf lodge. only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller.

gregory in minneapolis, we'll go to you, gregory. caller: good morning. my observation as an african-american living in south dakota is, i observed the treatment of the lakota people. witness day after day. particularly the children. [indiscernible] and they just come through together. and i ask the question. you know, generally, people -- not a racist. we just don't want to be around, you know -- [indiscernible] and i say, well -- [indiscernible] what will be next? that's a different observation. and, you know, it's an ongoing problem, you know. it's -- host: gregory, ilale move on to c.j. who is in minneapolis. who is native american. c.j., good morning. caller: good morning. i called in many times and brought up native american issues, especially regarding the pipeline. when i hear them talk about how biden stopped the pipeline but they failed to tell us is that the pipeline is a violation of the treaty going back to 1861. host: ok, so c.j., can you -- sticking to this report, as a native american, did you know about this history? how do you -- have yo

for the pbs newshour, minneapolis. judy: yum. that is all i can say.ur online in nearly a dozen states, high schoolers are required to pass a standardized test to graduate after a pandemic hiatus. those tests are resuming in louisiana and students who did not learn english as a primary language fear the exam could keep them from graduating. you can learn more at pbs.org/newshour. that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. furnace online and here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe and we will see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no contract plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our customer service team can find a plan that fits you. visit consumer cellular.tv. >> the ford foundation. working with missionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of the newshour. this program is made possible by the corporation

millions watched the video of his death under the kneof a minneapolis police officer. the streets demanding justice. but who was george floyd? >> the first thing that we thought about was how much people saw his face, but had no sense of who he was. fred: roberts samuels and tolu -- and another person is the author of "his name is george floyd: one man's fight and his struggle for racial justice." >> wanted to bring back his humanity, a human being who had loved ones and had thoughts and dreams and who saw a lot of those deferred and a railed, in part because of who he was and how society treated people like him. fred: the two washington post journalists conducted hundreds of interviews, spending time with floyd's family and friends, civirights leaders, and politicians. they reported in the sprawling cuny homes public housing complex in the shadow of downtown houston where floyd came of age, and where we met them recently. >> he was surrounded by deep poverty. he was surrounded by crime and the drugs and the issues that come along witdeep poverty. and it made it diffic

and voters in minneapolis rebuffed an effort to drastically reshape policing and public safety in theity. and the authors say there's even been some regression on confronting inequality. toluse: this broader idea that maybe there's too much focus on racism, there's too much focus on this country's history, there's too much focus on addressing issues of systemic racism, and that backlash is having a lot of political force, and it's causing some of the people who are in favor of making those changes to shy away from it now. fred: and, in third ward, the conditions that plagued george floyd mostly persist two years after the world learned his name. for the pbs newshour, i'm fred de sam lazaro in houston. judy: and a reminder, fred's reporting is a partnership with the under-told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. and now, geoff bennett has a closer look at the president's executive order on policing. geoff: judy, the president's executive order, among other actions, revises use of force policies for federal law enforcement and creates a national registry of off

christien kafton ktvu fox two news two years ago today, george floyd was killed by a minneapolis policer to mark the somber occasion. a new sign was unveiled at the site where floyd was killed. the area is now known as george floyd square. floyd's brother and aunt attended the unveiling. the city's mayor was also there as well as charles mcmillan. mcmillan was one of the people on scene during floyd's murder and later served as a key witness during derek chauvin's murder trial. we made some progress. but not enough. and it takes a village to make the progress that we need. it takes everyone, not just me, not just you and what you do for a living, take everyone to do what needs to be done. and have been done yet. it's gonna take a long time. earlier there was also a rally outside the governor's mansion in st paul. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is currently serving 22 years in prison for floyd's murder. president biden side an executive order today aimed at reforming federal police practices. it's a measure of what we can do together to heal the very soul of this nation.

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n then they torched to police precinct in minneapolis, the very symbol of the law. they set it on fire and then they burned a federal building in portland, oregon. in case you've forgotten what all of these right wing attacks looked like from white supremacists, here's what they did on the show. you can see why they're puttingg up barriers and forer the supree ,thosee people are so happyon with sam alito's opinion, they might start burning and looting again. and of course that wouldit be consistent with the years long reign of right wing terror we've been living o through because their thirst for anarchy and chaos is never l sated. at one point these trump voters seceded from the united statesth . they setey up their own nation f lawlessness, drugs and squalor and violence o within the very city limits of seattle just like the confederates of eighteenenli sixty one . 18 but with more weed61 and spray w paint right in the middle of seattle . they talk about brazen but that's who they are. that could happen in yorketownou . no wonder america's abortionist community is

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this is cnbc >> minneapolis fed president with us moments ago.ministration member of general council expected to give a major speech. we went over six weeks or so fed will be in a tightening mode for a while. >> what else can the administration do to soften this blow and other things you have proposed to say, maybe not with this stuff >> thanks for inviting me and teeing up that important question >> our job as dispatched by our president is to do everything we can on the task force dedicated to this. is to help ease pressures on the supply side reducing deficit and supply under each one of those buckets, when it comes to transportation and logistics. our work at ports and trucking have worked to he deuce port time those are the buckets we are in. we can help from our side of the equation. >> you are still proposing some version of build back better there are people who say that is the wrong thing for right now. are you urging him to go a aide with that forgiveness? this is really a reference this year, if you look at the more fiscal stance and l

the primary threats across the region to minneapolis and sioux falls where straight line winds, maybe 60 miles per hour and large hail possible. and notice the areas of concern around eastern new mexico, still kind of getting in line here for the area for fire weather. but notice thursday, also the area of enhanced coverage of severe weather could include a couple tornadoes for the storms thursday afternoon, and we know the pattern has been very persistent here when it comes to lots of wind, lots of hail for these storms over the last several days. the temperatures across the temperature, middle 90s. feels like july. it feels like august for a lot of the central united states. look at chicago, 86 degrees. even minneapolis climbs up into the 80s while portions of southern california highs there are only into the upper 60s. >> incredible. all right. pedram javaheri, many thank. appreciate it. >>> well, a passenger on a small plane in florida pulled off an amazing feat, landing the flight with absolutely no experience. and you can see its shaky touchdown here after the pilot was unable t

. >> right now president biden is in minneapolis. this is a live look. attending a memorial for the late vice president that died in april 2021. he is being memorialized today because of the covid pandemic. on tuesday the president will travel to a lockheed martin facility in alabama which is responsible for making javelin and antitank missiles. some of the equipment that we are providing to ukraine before the president headed to minnesota this morning on the south lawn just as he was getting on marine one. i shouted to the president to ask if he had any plans to visit ukraine with the news that nancy pelosi made a surprise visit. the president just stared, did not say anything and cap walking. >> it may, at some point, but not yet. those javelins making the difference. thank you. >> house speaker nancy pelosi and six congressional democrats visited the ukraine president. the first to visit ukraine since the war began. ukraine has support until victory is won. evacuations are underway at the steel plant which has been sealed off from the rest of the worl

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after that, the inhabitants of minneapolis.y took to the streets and began to smash shops and burn down police stations , other cities and even countries joined them, but the nightmares of americans return with new outrageous reality on the footage of floyd's arrest. a gas station with the price of gasoline is visible, the headline is a dollar 89 cents. today, at the same gas station, fuel costs more than 4 dollars if george floyd could now. gasoline prices it would roll over in its grave american users write. an independent payment area in national currencies will be created in the eurasian economic union. the initiative was announced today on the sidelines of the eurasian economic forum. it was accepted by bishkek participants. they emphasized that neither the dollar nor the euro is any longer a reliable currency; integration should focus solely on settlements in national currencies. today this level has already approached to 75%, but this is not the limit, single markets. cooperation in substitution of hostile imports and hu

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today marks 2 years since another event that shocked the country, the murder of george floyd by a minneapolisice officer. on today's anniversary, president biden signed an executive order on police reform, that creates a national registry of officers fired for misconduct and bans federal officers from using chokeholds unless deadly force is authorized. also tonight, the results from the latest round of high-stakes primary elections and some of the candidates endorsed by former president trump, we have that story. >> reporter: voters in georgia on tuesday decisively rejecting donald trump's endorsed candidate, the first major roadblock to his effort to maintain control of the republican party. >> it has always been built from the grassroots up.>> brian kemp, after certifying joe biden's 2020 win, handily defeated david perdue, who just days earlier tried to downplay his loss. instead, he lost by 50 points, now brian kemp will square off with stacy abrams in a 2018 rematch. >> today is the beginning of the next phase of this campaign. >> of the republican secretary of state and attorney general

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