that situation i could not have been oblivious to it because i deployed the washington state national guard. host: why did you say you did not know about it? inslee: i cannot comment on the quotation right now but we did is to respond those that are responsible with the national security. we asked to send the national guard we responded promptly and with the washington state patrol that was ready and we clear this decision when it was made to bring back police forces in the area. so it's clear we did provide support is a frustrating situation with tens of thousands of peaceful one - - people peacefully protesting and marching without breaking windows or starting fires and in the midst they come into cause violence. it's very frustrating to those who believe it is a righteous cause this violence is unacceptable for all of us and it should stop. >> you said this is news to me i have a good about it from any credible source. inslee: i knew about it that's what we had state troopers ready to respond at the city's requests are made of a statement i made a statement the clearly i did that's why w

and when they asked us to send the national guard, we responded promptly and sent the national guard believe in the hundreds. , our washington state patrol went and they were ready. i cleared the decision when it was made by the city to bring back police forces in the area. they were ready and they were staged, in fact, if they were needed. it was clear we did provide support as appropriate. this is a frustrating situation and i will tell you why. you had tens of thousands of people were peacefully protesting. tens of thousands of people were marching. without breaking windows. without causing fires. and in their midst these folks , came in and caused violence. it was frustrating to those who believe this is a righteous cause do not want to see this violence. the violence is unacceptable to all of us and it should stop. >> i need to address that with you now. your quote was, this is news to me, and went on to say, i have not heard about it for any credible source. you now say you did know. gov. inslee: i knew about it. that is why we had state troopers ready to respond at the city re

a spokesperson who oversees the california national guard says the mission is concerning and should not have happened. >>> the walgreens in san francisco shutting down for good. it comes as little surprise. the store have been frequently targeted by shoplifters in recent months. a spokesperson says the last day for the store will be november 11. this is the third walgreens to close in san francisco. >>> as soon as we get ready for the upcoming week, temperatures are cooler. there will be a little bit cooler tomorrow. is where the temperature. still pretty warm. there was significant cooling in this area. that will be the story tomorrow. in those 93's. turning into 88. something like that. they look like it is going to be pretty good. i think it is going to be good the rest of this week. a lot of issues last week. this week is going to be better. there is some of those highs again. :a good five or 6 degrees. that is one of the reasons the fog is. the other reason, it is just that time of the year. the days are getting shorter. heading for the winter solstice. hopefully we will get some r

and still be a new governor tom wilson owns the deployment of several 100 national guard troops to philadelphia as the city braces for further unrest. more on this we're now joined by joseph hutchinson he's a u.s. civil rights lawyer counted based here and lentils of sending in troops sounds very extreme is that necessary and is it even legal. so necessary i don't think so but legal definitely pick we the governor who have the executive authority in there they are calling in the national guard is usually more or kind of like natural disasters so whenever you have hurricanes for example then the national guard might be called in to help with things like that what the governor was doing in this though is showing that the defense of property is more important than the life so i think it out of there and that there would be looting or violent protests pretty actively in the national guard even though it doesn't really seem to be much of an american you know what if it weren't. so how do you gauge this is this likely to cause protests like we saw off of the killing of george floyd. i think the probl

hand not a lot different pennsylvania governor tom wilson owns the deployment of several 100 national guard troops to philadelphia as the city braces for further unrest. and more on this we're now joined by joseph hutchinson he's a u.s. civil rights lawyer counted based here and sending in troops sounds very extreme is that necessary and is it even legal. so necessary i don't think so but legal definitely so typically when we speak gov to have the executive authority and they're calling in the national guard it's usually more for kind of like natural disasters so whenever you have hurricanes for example then the national guard might be called in to help with things like that what the governor wolf is doing and this is showing that the defense of property is more important than the defense of life so i think it's out of concern that there would be looting or violent protests that he's pretty actively called in the national guard even though it doesn't really seem to be much something i'm urgency that would typically warrant that sort of how do you gauge this is this likely to cause protests

there and that there would be no looting or violent protests pretty actively although in the national guard even though it doesn't really seem to be much of been an american you know what if it weren't so how do you gauge this is this likely to cause protests like we saw off of the killing of george floyd. i think the problem that we're noticing in the states is that you know we heard in the segment that the man who was doing your arms there are reports of his prior criminal record and unfortunately what we see is what we call respectability all take the united states for black victims of crime to be treated with empathy and respect they typically have to be you know the most innocent person you could ever imagine so i think the difference here with sort boy feeling is that yes he was holding a knife but i think what activists are still pointing out is you know just because he was holding a knife does not mean he should have been shot. certainly should have been shot fatally so i think. for this to have the same kind of impact and i think that's why people are taking the streets in philadel

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we brought in the national guard. they have done a great job. and in the midst of that the criminals of a sophisticated rain attacked us just like they attacked other states and they made off with about 2%. 98 percent of those dollars went to deserving washingtonians. from the hundreds of thousands to a few thousand. we are determined to do everything humanly possible to get those the dollars they need. we want to help them. thank you. >> i want to ask you a little bit about your background in management. with the town of 1100 people. what makes you qualified to leave a state with 7.6 million residents and more than 68,000 state employees. i appreciate the question. i am not running to be the leader of everyone's family i'm not running to be the leader of your business. i'm not running to be the leader of you. you the citizens will be the leaders of yourself. i will be the governor that understands the servant role of the governor. and i will run the executive branch -- branch of the state government and you will run your business and your life.

the 372nd was a combination of national guard units and some regular army. the 92nd division was all blackr army, it had some officers, but no black officer or have at a rank over authority over any white officer. a general who issued the infamous order preventing blacks from going to movie theaters in the cap towns in the united camp towns in the united states was the commander of the 92nd division. it was allen greer who was his chief of staff who said that the was only capable of fighting white women and children, that they were basically rapists and cowards, came out of that unit as well, and of course, the three hunted six the eighth regiment -- 368th regiment was set up for failure by white officers who do not give them wire cutters to go out into patrol operations, so the treatment of the units by the white officers in the 92nd division was horrendous across the board. i wanted to make one point that i should have, after the parade, to indicate to the army war 369the report that the was decommissioned after the parade. there was no more 369th. there w

>>they should consider having the national guard are ready to deploy on election night not not at the polls. >>action night for the purposes of protecting the local county clerks and registrars and the search state's office where the ballots are going be going to be tabulated and county because of this count drags on. by some social media could be for an interaction could be the president word gets out that those ballots being counted are all fraudulent manipulated or illegal. there there's a very substantial real likelihood that people. my train take matters into their own hands and local county clerks and registers are just not equipped to deal with that north. neither local police i'm i'm concerned i think that governor should be ready. and and i i call it deployed to the church to let the ballot kerik going peacefully without interruption. >>and michael is acknowledging tension surrounding the election they could go beyond an interruption of the ballot count to other kinds of civil unrest, bottom line he is calling this a very different election season. vicki and grant thank you h

to that end, the national guard has more than 3000 national guardsmen activated in support of emergency operations. they are already moving commodities to set up points of distribution they are engaging in route clearance and engineering operations, security both in terms of fixed facilities like shelters, but in assisting law enforcement. they are also running generator missions. as of this morning, they have 1.5 million meals they can distribute, one point 5 million bottles of water, about 32,000 tarps and early 2000 bags of ice. they are conducting search-and-rescue sweeps in southwest louisiana as well. the national guard has rescued about 10 individuals. about 80 individuals across the state have received assistance with rescue, evacuation or relocation due to urban search and rescue teams. thearily those are marshall's office, but we had teams from other states as well, and some seems -- some teams from fema. all measures put in place in low-lying areas, and where the gaps in levee protection systems were, were successful. that is primarily in st. mary parish, terrebonne parish an

these national guard's members, the only way out was up. >> that was steveb large reporting. the four national guard members were treated for injuries to their legs and heat exhaustion. >>> new video this morning. a massive fire burning in los angeles. fire officials say it started just after 8:00 last night. the roof of the commercial building ended up collapsing. two dozen firetrucks stayed on scene and eventually got things under control just before 10:00. it is not clear what started the fire. >>> campaign 2020. early voting kicks off in some parts of the bay area today. this year, in san francisco, the city hall boating center has been set up to maintain social distancing. it has been moved outside the bill graham civic auditorium under large tents and the last presidential election there was an 80% turnout. the city is preparing for record numbers. the voting ce is one optifor sa >>> it will be one of 588 in person polling places spread across the city. everyone choosing to use one will be given ppe on-site. if you are voting by mail, you can drop your ballot in one of

for these national guard members, only way out was up. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with patel. >> good thing they got them out. live doppler 7 right now, picture is changing. circulation off the coast drying up mid and high level clouds. show you something here. showing up nicely on the san jose 87 camera. going to be beautiful sunset if you can see it away from the coast where it's foggy. air quality, moderate from ukiah to santa rosa, napa, concord, san francisco, oakland. good air in fremont, in green. san jose is moderate and good air around santa cruz area. air quality is going to continue to suffer due to smoke from wildfires and that's why we're seeing spare the air getting extended. good news is thursday afternoon, evening, going into friday, blues showing up, that's less smoke across the region as strong system begins to push them out. spare the air through thursday. poor air quality north bay near glass fire. mostly good except in the north bay. view from the sutro tower. 76 san jose, 55 in pacifica right now. temperatures from upper 50s along the coast to uppe

we are the national guard has been asked to come in, we've not seen any national guard members locally tonight, we are not sure what plans are in place was we saw heavy police presence in west philly and northern philadelphia but did not stop looters from coming back over and over, 30 minutes ago folks still inside trying to sneak out of here as cops come by every now and then. jillian: and alarm. >> joe biden and donald trump traded shots on the campaign trail, biden calling from the con man, the president predicts the depression if he loses. >> reporter: griff jenkins live in pittsburgh with a focus on the battleground state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: good morning, home state of pennsylvania could be the determining factor in the outcome of this year's election, in 2016 donald trump flipped pennsylvania read by 44,000 points and this time turning out to be a nailbiter, the latest real clear politics average trump trailing biden by less than for points would candidate setting the stage hard, the president, an issue near and dear to folks in pittsburgh, the oil and gas and fracking

looting in the streets, the national guard called in. what we're learning about the police shooting of a black man, his mother who saw him shot more than a dozen times speaking out. >>> the founder of an alleged sex cult learns his fate. the judge throwing the book at the man prosecutors say brainwashed and branded women to be his slaves. what his victims are revealing. >>> caught on camera, heavy winds flipping over this big rig. the wild weather on tap today. >>> plus, an auction unlike any other. the sea creature up for sale. >>> and the decades long drought is over. >> dodgers have won it all in 2020. >> the dodgers win the world series, but this morning what we've learned about the player who suddenly had to exit the game. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> and i'm trevor ault in for kenneth moton. we begin with several overnight developments in the race for the white house including a cyberattack targeting the trump campaign. >>> also a new number, 70 million. that's how many americans have already voted

tear gas fired and the national guard activated after a police officer is cleared of charges in the shooting of a black teenager. what we're learning about that case. >>> accused kidnapper in court. the man suspected of snatching a girl off the street facing a judge. how police tracked him down. >>> serious salary. howard stern gets real about reports of his $120 million payday. >>> and all the buzz. the newly famous fly that stole the show during last night's debate. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with the vice presidential debate leaving many important questions unanswered. >> vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris tackled the issues and exchanged attacks but they spent much of the night dodging critical questions. >> in the meantime, president trump has released a video claiming the experimental treatment he was given has cured him. the company behind that treatment has now requested emergency approval from the fda. >> it comes as another military leader tests positive raising more concern about the outbreak in washington. >> let's begin with the debate. abc's

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members, the only way out was up. >> that was steve large reporting, the four national guard members were treated for injuries to their legs and also heat exhaustion, they have all been discharged from the hospital. >>> tonight, a new proposal in oakland would significantly restrict where the city's homeless population can set up tents. at this encampment we visited today, some sidewalks were blocked with trash everywhere, the proposed encampment management policy would ban tents near high-sensitivity areas like schools, homes, and businesses. one city leader does not want to criminalize the homeless, but he says there needs to be a balance. and some homeless say the band would make it tough to find a place to sleep. >> reporter: talking with the homeless residents, meeting with them, telling them they really can't be somewhere. >> letting them know where they can go. >> we are not trying to be a blight, we are not trying to be a bother to anybody. >> reporter: the city council will discuss and likely vote on the encampment management proposal on october 20. >>> a group of activists

not a lot different pennsylvania governor tom wilson owns the deployment of several 100 national guard troops to philadelphia as the city braces for further unrest. and more on this we're now joined by joseph hutchinson he's a u.s. civil rights lawyer counted based here and those of sending in troops sounds very extreme is that necessary and is it even legal. so necessary i don't think so but legal definitely so typically when we speak gov to have the executive authority and they're calling in the national guard it's usually more for kind of like natural disasters so whenever you have hari came for example then the national guard might be called in to help with things like that what the governor wolf is doing and this is showing that the defense of property is more important than the defense of life so i think it's out of concern that there would be looting or violent protests that he's pretty actively called in the national guard even though it doesn't really seem to be my job and i'm urgency that would typically warrant that sort of how do you gauge this is this likely to cause prote

i called up the national guard.e florida highway patrol that has quick response teams met was partially to to not let them take over roadways and things like that. we also work with folks like the mayor of miami-dade county and he agreed we can't allow this to happen and so we had the people out there, we backed law enforcement and the result is you didn't have kenosha or minneapolis in the state of florida. people don't want to tolerate this kind of stuff and that was one of the reasons why i proposed a lot of sweeping reform. i know you want to talk about that because we were able to handle it, but i don't want to be in a position every time someone gets upset about something that a business owner has to worry about whether their store will be burned down or people have to be worried about whether they or their families will be in jeopardy. that's not a way to live. >> the president talks about law and order. he's limited on what he can do in cities and states. the governor has maximum power when it comes to citie

was it your decision not to arm the national guard? recall it as the mayor's decision. 45 seconds. >> i support prosecution of anyone involved in violent activity that is a crime. i used to prosecute spousal abuse -- abuse cases. i do support that. i think he is a fantastic general. he has helped me in many emergencies. he does a great job. not wante he did firearms. he did not believe that more firearms were the answer to magnify and do potential violence in the situation. people and they do fantastic work. we want to continue to follow the law. 40 seconds? >> yes. to me that weus have a police consciously violating the law, refusing to enforce a gun safety lock, and then says the answer is more guns on the street. >> why don't you respond to what the governor just said. voter approved gun control measures, mandates, the court upheld that you refused to follow law-enforcement for everyone else but not for you? >> police officers have discretion to enforce or not. have you ever gotten pulled over and not gotten a ticket? chief and poli

. >>> the california national guard is helping to staff a santa cruz county nursing home where a swer outbreak has killed nine elderly residents in the past three weeks. 61 residents and staff of the watsonville postacute center have come back positive since accept 17th. september 17th. >>> the owner of primo's in vacaville could lose his license for continuing to provide cuts despite covid-19 restricts. he received a stack of paperwork from the state this week. documenting months of defiance and ordering him to appear in court. >> i'm not trying to make money by staying open. i'm myamng to ide r their famrs >> chaos in the campaign trail today. the president's coronavirus diagnosis rose a rent in the campaign plans. >> reporter: president trump says he is responding well to treatment and expected to make a full recovery. the doctor suggested the president would soon return to the campaign trail. saturday would be day 10 since the diagnosis. thursday evening president trump was interviewed on fox news. >> have you had a test since your diagnosis a week ago? >> well, what we're doing i

brigadier general robyn blader of the wisconsin national guard. taking a quick look in pennsylvania they're getting ready to hear from the president of the united states in newtown, pennsylvania first of four stops , joe biden has already commented on the president's focus on pennsylvania saying that the president's refusal to cake covid-19 seriously or be honest with the american people about the reality of the virus has cost pennsylvania thousands of lives, hundreds of thousands of jobs over four years, all president trump has delivered to working families in pennsylvania are broken promises. i suspect when the president speaks, he will argue that point stay with us. a live bookkeeper is helping customize quickbooks for me. okay, you're all set up. thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. neil: all right we are learning more of this overnight daring seal team six rescue of an american hostages in nigeria. lucas tomlinson has many more details. reporter: good morning, neil

the national guard is already moving in as evacuees board up and head out in dammed highways. delta is expected to southwestern louisiana tomorrow afternoon. swarming areas with as much as 11 feet of water. and many of these people were evacuated not too long ago for the same reason. >> hunger laura hit very close by. you saw the blue tarps in the video. >> uh-huh. >> these are covering up roofless houses in the wake of laura six weeks ago. this is hurricane delta. this is not a perfect hurricane. but it's still a major hurricane. 120 mile an hour sustained winds and steadily making its way to the north. it'll turn to the northeast as we head forward the next 24 hours. tomorrow evening as a category 2 hurricane at that point. there is some cooler water just offshore that should weaken the storm. but it's still gonna be dangerous. widespread wind damage is likely. also that storm surge. up to 11 to 12 feet. and a lot of rain. i'll zoom in for a closer look and show you how close this is to the path hurricane laura followed. less than 20 miles to the east. that is where delta is

i'm glad that the national guard is coming in there, trace. city. >> trace: ted williams. always good information. thank you. >> sandra: new lock down measures in italy. some protests have turned violent. police used tear gas on crowds in rome and people also turned out to demonstrate in milan as cases continue to surge throughout the country. amy kellogg is live in milan with all of that. good morning. >> hi, sandra. well there is an awful lot of shock and anxiety here about the turn that things have taken. italy was hammered and overwhelmed early on with covid but went on to become the european poster child for getting things under control. now as you mentioned the cases have spiked back up. earlier this month it was 2,000 new infections a day, now 20,000. still the numbers are better than other european countries but this is not sustainable. many cannot afford the new restrictions on business. for the first time around people fell into line quietly. now we're seeing unrest. here in milan police fired tear gas monday night and turin, restric

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learn more at vote.ca.gov >> o'donnell: tonight, minnesota's governor has sent national guard troopsminneapolis after the former officer charged with murdering george floyd was released from jail. derek chauvin posted a million- dollar bond. he was seen kneeling on floyd's neck for more than eight minutes. well, today, for the first time, the nobel prize in chemistry was awarded to two women. jennifer doudna and emmanuelle charpentier won for their pioneering work on crispr, a gene editing tool that holds promise for curing disease. on tuesday, another woman, american andrea ghez won the prize in physics for her research on black holes. congratulations to those women in science. up next, one side of the house is for trump, the other for biden. how do they manage to get along in such a polarizing time? >> o'donnell: at a time when dinner conversations too often become yelling matches over politics, we could all learn from some college kids in texas. here's cbs' omar villafranca. >> reporter: from the outside, it's the perfect metaphor for america: a house divided with opinions flappin

i saw the national guard with my own two eyes.ll people who were there what they saw wasn't what they saw and that's the scary part. >> trevor: let's talk about the title of the documentary. it's an interesting title. "american selfie, one nation shoot itself." that title is provocative. it has many layers to it. why do you think the selfie is so important in there? why do you think the camera phone is so important in telling the story of protests? >> you know, well, if you look at-- the documentary oscar this year should go to the 17-year-old girl who shot george floyd's murder. you know, i started filming people outside the apple store lining up to buy-- and i'm, obviously, making fun of them. you line up at 5:00 in the morning it get a new phone even though you already have a phone. what's the point of that? i was in the beginning mocking the people that go to such great lengths to take-- you know, fall off a cliff at the grand canyon to talk a perfect selfie. and this totally shallow american culture is what it's become. it's

him out of there governor brown of or again who in 4 months of violence has yet to use her own national guard she has over 7800 national guardsman whose part of their purpose is stablish in peace in their violent outbreaks in her state and she refuses to do it and instead condemns the administration for protecting a federal courthouse and federal buildings in portland oregon that's so just to be clear you mentioned adding officers in portland we were doing that to protect federal facilities we don't just go into a city even when they're violent. the agreement or cooperation of that city unless we have a federal mission to perform so again the 1st responsibility typically in quelling violence and dealing with it is state or local government but where there are federal facilities and where federal jurisdiction is attacked we have to respond to that ourselves and many of those who criticize the actions of your federal officers cited the use of excessive force the american civil liberties union said in august that your militarized agents use sharp shooters to maim people protesters away and i'm u

now we hear the national guard is coming in which could not come soon enough.. >> looks like it. leland thank you. policy director for the romney 2012 campaign and fox new contributor jessica. asked in las vegas about what could happen he has a point of view. let's play this for you have you react. >> philadelphia was torn up by biden supporting radicals, philadelphia police officers great people were injured, some badly. biden stands with the rioters and i stand with the heroes of law enforcement and you know what, they can do their job very easily. just let them do their job. >> jessica, let's get your take on this. >> well, i think the president is trying to stick to a talking point that actually failed him months ago over the summer after the george floyd protest. his campaign made no secret of running on a law and order platform but the problem is the american public have been rejecting that and listened to joe biden who denounces violence at every turn. in fact liberals were upset with the statement that the former vice-president and kamala harris put out

him out of there governor brown of oregon who in 4 months of violence has yet to use her own national guard she has over 7800 national guardsman whose part of their purpose is stablish in peace in their violent outbreaks in her state and she refuses to do it and instead condemns the ministry for protecting a federal courthouse and federal buildings in portland oregon that's so just to be clear you mentioned adding officers in portland we were doing that to protect federal facilities we don't just go into a city even when they're violent. the agreement or cooperation of that city unless we have a federal mission to perform so again the 1st responsibility to pick lee in quelling violence and dealing with it is state or local government but where there are federal facilities and where federal jurisdiction is attacked we have to respond to that ourselves and many of those who criticize the actions of your federal officers cited the use of excessive force the american civil liberties union said in august that your militarized agents use sharp shooters to maim people protesters away and i'm up ca

the national guard was called in to back up staff members who are self-isolating. >>although the overall rate of infection is falling in santa cruz county watsonville post-acute accounts for 9 of the 19 deaths so far. >>bottom line nursing homes and long-term care facilities are still at an elevated risk due to the vulnerable population in congress living settings i think this really shows to just how quickly covid friend in a lot things like a stone or some facility. >>in washington bill rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>the state of california reported another 3500 new cases of covid-19 today and nearly 100 new deaths across the united states, the coronavirus death toll has now surpassed 212,000 while here in the bay area more than 1600 people have died from covid-19 and there have been more than 100,000 cases. >>president trump shared another video on his twitter page today from the white house lawn this time to praise how his administration is taking care of seniors amid the pandemic you have. >>medicines right now and i call him a cure i went into the hospital week

him out of there governor brown of oregon who in 4 months of violence has yet to use her own national guard she has over 7800 national guardsman whose part of their purpose is stablish in peace in their violent outbreaks in her state and she refuses to do it and instead condemns the administration for protecting a federal courthouse and federal buildings in portland oregon that's just to be clear you mentioned adding officers in portland we were doing that to protect federal facilities we don't just go into a city even when they're violent. the agreement or cooperation of that city unless we have a federal mission to perform so again the 1st responsibility to pick lee in quelling violence and dealing with it is state or local government but where there are federal facilities and where federal jurisdiction is attacked we have to respond to that ourselves and many of those who criticize the actions of your federal officers cited the use of excessive force the american civil liberties union said in august of 2 militarized agents use shop shooters to maim people protesters away and i'm up cause

him out of there governor brown of oregon who in 4 months of violence has yet to use her own national guard she has over 7800 national guardsman whose part of their purpose is stablish in peace in when there are violent outbreaks in her state and she refuses to do it and instead condemns the administration for protecting a federal courthouse and federal buildings in portland oregon that's just to be clear you mentioned adding officers in portland we were doing that to protect federal facilities we don't just go into a city even when they're violent without the agreement or cooperation of that city unless we have a federal mission to perform so again the 1st responsibility typically in quelling violence and dealing with it is state or local government but where there are federal facilities and where federal jurisdiction is attacked we have to respond to that ourselves and many of those who criticize the actions of you federal officers cited the use of excessive force the american civil liberties union said in august that your militarized agents use shop shooters to maim people protest as a w

the four national guard members were treated for injuries to their legs and heat exhaustion.they have all been discharged from the hospital. >>> the family of oscar grant will meet at b.a.r.t. and demand that nancy o'malley reopen his murder case. the fruitvale station is where the 22-year-old grant was killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer on new year's day in 2009. it was one of the first police cellnengs to be recordedon nthplat heg pidoby another officer. the officer mistakenly grabbed his gun and said of his taser and was later charged with second-degree murder but at trial he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. the verdict sparked days of protests and riots in oakland. grant's family is planning to hold a news conference today at 1:00. we will bring it to you live. >>> any proposal in oakland was significantly restricting where the city's homeless population can set up tents. at this encampment, we visited some sidewalks that were blocked with trash everywhere. the proposed encampment management policy would ban tents near high-sensitivity areas like schools, homes

biden opposed sending in the national guard. we sent in the national guard and we saved kenosha. we saved kenosha. kenosha wouldn't be standing right now. and i get a lot of credit. thank you to the sheriff and so many others for their support. they actually came out and supported me, thank you very much. where is the, is he around here someplace? thank you very much. that's great. i appreciate too -- it's the first time he ever did it. i appreciate it, thank you very much. fantastic. good man. good man. it took generations to build the america that we know and love, but if the radical left gain power, it would take them only a matter of months to burn it down, tear it down or destroy it. i'm the only one standing between you and the left-wing mob. i hate to tell you, there aren't too many of us, we are standing in your second amendment and many other things, right? [scattered applause] biden has not only declared war on police -- i mean, you know, it really is. my father taught me a long time, don't use the word cops. that's a little slang. always call the police, so i never use

he appeared to agree with pennsylvania's governor tom wolf that the national guard didn't need to be called in to quell the violence that has been raging in philadelphia. they are also blaming della demc politicians to allow it in the first place. at a las vegas roundtable with retail and builders associations, president trump weighing in on the riots that have gripped philadelphia for the past two days. reinforcing his law and order platform. >> what i'm witnessing is terrible and frankly the mayor or whoever it is that is allowing people to riot and loot and not stopped on is also just a horrible thing. you can't let that go on. again, a democrat from state, a democrat run city. >> the president is saying the federal government is looking into the shooting of walter wallace jr. and hammering joe biden for condemning the violence but not the groups behind it. >> this is a group that he supports. he doesn't want to condemn them. i saw that, he doesn't want to condemn them. you have to condemn. you have to be strong. you can't have chaos like that. >> president trump made the remarks

the national guard has been ordered into the streets. we will go to philadelphia to speak with professor marc lamont hill about the police killing and president trump's call to -- four poll watchers to pennsylvania. is the president sanctioning voter intimidation? then we go to chile, where voters have overwhelming approved rewriting chile's pinochet dictatorship-era constitution following a year of mass protests. >> this is the beginning and the end. we are giving birth to a new constitution and leaving behind the constitution of pinochet and his entourage. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the united states recorded nearly 75,000 coronavirus cases on tuesday as the confirmed death toll from covid-19 neared 227,000. the u.s. has recorded over a half-million new coronavirus cases over just the last week. more than half of states are at or near record levels of infections and no state in the union is seeing a decline in new cases. despite the grim news,

white house and a bay area nursing home is facing a surge in cases of the coronavirus why the national guard is now getting involved. and less than 24 hours after the vice presidential debate. the future of the next presidential debate is being debated. how and if president trump and his rival joe biden will meet face to face. >>from the area's local news station. this is kron 4 news at 3. >>talking about the 25th amendment. a warning from white house speaker nancy pelosi today, the democrats could once again be talking about removing president trump from office. >>thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 i'm justine waldman speaker pelosi made that comment today during a news briefing make it clear she is planning to talk about the 25th amendment tomorrow that outlines presidential transfer of power procedures. catherine heenan the host of inside bay area politics is here with this warning from the speaker. good afternoon catherine yeah, i new on all of this and we're one less than a month away from the election. >>nancy pelosi have been talking to reporters about covid-19

new advil dual action. >> o'donnell: tonight, minnesota's governor has sent national guard troops toapolis after the former officer charged with murdering george floyd was released from jail. derek chauvin posted a million- dollar bond. he was seen kneeling on floyd's neck for more than eight ighttes. today, for the first time, the nobel prize in chemistry was awarded to two women. jennifer doudna and emmanuelle charpentier won for their pioneering work on crispr, a gene editing tool that holds promise for curing disease. on tuesday, another woman, american andrea ghez won the prize for her research on black holes. congratulations toomn in science. up next, one side of the house is for trump, the other for biden. how do they manage to get along in such a polarizing time? overwhelmed by bipolar i? ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms, with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have

the national guard has been deployed in philadelphia as the city braces for a 2nd night of on rest following the killing of a black man by police. while donald trump accuses u.s. presidential rival joe biden of making millions in allegedly dodgy deals we look at nepotism claims involving both families. france warns its citizens in muslim countries to be vigilant that's in response to rising anger and protests after paris defended the right to show controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad following the beheading of a teacher who use them as a discussion tool in class. illegal and covert fatigue is felt across europe as restrictions begin to bite once again italians have been ignoring an overnight curfew choosing to vent their anger on the streets the mood in the city as you can see italy is rebelling this government has decided to suppress the italian people to starve them to death. coming to live it's all your top news stories from r.t. international my name is donald quarter welcome to the program. with just 6 days till the us presidential election unrest has filled the streets of wes

we have not seen any national guard yet tonight. in our experience they usually sit back and don't come into the city until they are needed. >>> let's hope things remain peaceful. we appreciate it. >>> we bill police have released files and details of the investigation into the police shooting death of breanna taylor. it includes body camera video showing the confusion after police raided her apartment in march. the files also included investigative letters interview transcripts pictures crime scene reports and search warrants. last month a kentucky grand jury decided not to charge any of the police officers in louisville with her killing. >>> the operators california's power grid have issued a preliminary report on why they say they were forced to conduct rolling blackouts on august 14 and 15. it affected 800,000 homes and businesses. ktvu tom joins us with the details that revealed the major surprise today.>> reporter: it is a major surprise. the superhot days when we have to rolling blackouts. some california generators were actu

by state militias that meet official militias, the national guard. those who are reporting up through authority. he has the authority to do that in certain circumstances, including insurrection or the inability to really protect federal and state law, to enforce and protect federal and state law. the question there is come he can also ask voluntarily for states to send their militias. for example, what we saw in washington, d.c. on may 30, 31st, june 1 fight after george floyd was killed when we saw the president asking for state, national guard's to send their units to d.c. to quell the civil unrest, that was actually not the use of the insurrection act. that was a request for then to voluntarily come, and a number of states said yes, but a number of states, governors said no to that request. the insurrection act is that just a request. it's a demand and it's in certain circumstances. the question there would be are the circumstances of insurrection or rebellion, the predicates in the statute actually met based on what's going on. it would be a misu