tlaib who are advising joe biden. >> congresswoman alexandria a casio cortez and rashida tlaib haveicated taking money from police budgets to fund alternative programs but the former vice president and presumed democratic nominee has made it clear he does not share their philosophy. >> no, i don't support defunding the police, i support conditioning federal aid to the police based on whether or not they meet certain basic standards of decency and in fact are able to demonstrate that they can protect the community and everybody in the community. >> even as he tries to claim the high ground, president trump has in invented controversy with a conspiratorial tweet about this incident in buffalo where a 75-year-old protester was pushed to the ground by police, hitting his head and left bleeding on the sidewalk. the president tweeted "buffalo protester showed by police could be an antifa provocateur." 775-year-old martin gugino was pushed away. i watched, he fell harder than he was pushed, could be a set up. the officers involved have been charged with assault, new york's democratic gover

>>well rashida green eyes of the oakland coalition for police accountability says the 8 can't wait police reforms are a good starting point to the list she would that. >>how officers are recruited. how they are selected. how they are trained. no they are supervised. right. how they are disciplined one technique that don cameron says it never should be taught is using to be on the neck of sub would be detained. >>the officer was. >>actually using a technique that teach us. i mean our next circus even said that we don't we don't use our knees and 70's back or upper neck with that area on the 8 can't wait website you could look up police departments across the country to check how many are currently using the 8 policies but in this e-mail the richmond police department challenges the site's accuracy after seed they were listed using only 2 of the 8 policies. according to rpd their current use of force policy covers all 8 recommendations. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>recent protests around the bay area have been peaceful and some of them have even included children. health experts say if

>>well rashida green eyes of the oakland coalition for police accountability says the 8 can't wait police reforms are a good starting point to the list she would that. >>how officers are recruited. how they are selected. how they are trained. no they are supervised. right. how they are disciplined one technique that don cameron says it never should be taught is using to be on the neck of sub would be detained. >>the officer was. >>actually using a technique that we teach us. i mean to our next circus even said that we don't we don't use our knees and 70's back or upper neck with that area. >>on the 8 can't wait website you could look up police departments across the country to check how many are currently using the 8 policies but in this e-mail the richmond police department challenges the sides accuracy after seed they were listed using only 2 of the 8 policies. according to rpd their current use of force policy covers all 8 recommendations has it made you kron 4 news. >>in the east bay congressman eric swalwell held a town hall today. he says that police departments across the country n

commissioner, the police commission has been engaged in this process know for about 5 months larry white and rashida run eyes of the coalition for police accountability the organization that helped write measure ll establishing oakland's independent police commission says instead of signing the pledge they think they're shaft to do other things to provoke police reforms we would like to the mayor to sign a pledge. >>not to weaken the police commission their actions will result in some real change in the rules regarding how the police operate across the bay not only did san francisco mayor london breed side the commit to action pledge. she took it a step further saying she will lead an effort to redirect funding away from sfpd to support the african american community, however, oakland city council member dead cobb says taking money away from opd would result in less police officers that his city comments oakland. >>that we already have one of the most understaffed and are they are understaffed police forces in the country for city our size or 4 seemed our crime rate holding it just society the obama

commissioner, the police commission has been engaged in this process know for about 5 months larry white and rashida run eyes of the coalition for police accountability the organization that helped write measure ll establishing oakland's independent police commission says instead of signing the pledge they think their chef to do other things to provoke police reforms we would like to the mayor signed a pledge. >>not to weaken the police commission their actions will result in some real change in the rules regarding how the police operate across the bay not only did san francisco mayor london breed side the commit to action pledge. she took it a step further saying she will lead an effort to redirect funding away from sfpd to support the african american community, however, oakland city council member dead cobb says taking money away from opd would result in less police officers that his city comments oakland. >>that we already have one of the most understaffed and are they understaffed police forces in the country for city our size or foresee of our crime rate holding it just society the obama pledg

>>well rashida green eyes of the oakland coalition for police accountability says the 8 can't wait police reforms are a good starting point to the list she would that. >>how officers are recruited. how they are selected. how they are trained. no they are supervised. right. how they are disciplined one technique that don cameron says it never should be taught is using to be on the deck of sub would be detained. >>the officer was. >>actually using a technique that we teach us. i mean that our next circus even said that we don't we don't use our knees and some expect or upper neck with that area on the 8 can't wait website you could look up police departments across the country to check how many are currently using the 8 policies but in this e-mail the richmond police department challenges the sides accuracy after seed they were listed using only 2 of the 8 policies. according to rpd their current use of force policy covers all 8 recommendations. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>we go to the north bay now where crews are investigating a fire that destroyed multiple homes and burned more than

the defunding of the police that i'm going to pour between here this is actually for congresswoman rashida to leave because looking at the detroit budget. it appears on here that almost looks like $300000000.00 a year for the police which is far more than everything else combined but if you really kind of zoom in i mean it's in the single digits what they spend on health care or here is housing at 12000000 compared to 300 for policing what why are police giving so much of the budgets in the city and what should be done about that . i think if you drill down in most ways budgets you'll see the 80 to 90 percent of our personnel costs but in a budget like that where you have 300000000 the remainder is still a large large chunk of public funds and i think that in terms of defunding the police. we really need to be looking at what is the expectation of law enforcement in our communities you know over time the police become. you know social workers all of these different roles that. were not part of their core mission crisis intervention teams and i'm not saying that these aren't necessary becau

throwing white collar criminals in prison and that's what we have here and it's only going to get worse rashida thank you for joining me ok. thanks mike airlines around the world have taken a nose dive with the coronavirus pandemic scrapping millions of travel plans so what's the story of the airlines tweaking their passenger agreements making it more difficult to get paid when you pay an airline a $1000.00 trying to get it back when they cancel your flight let's talk about this yes so basically these are a number of airlines that have added these additional clauses even before cokehead where they you know you have to sign these carriage of car contracts of carriage when you buy a ticket in here it's a standard industry document if you want to take it before you can even swipe your credit card to buy that plane ticket you basically have to agree to this and there clauses in there that say if you've got a problem with this airline we're going to have to go to arbitration or you can file an individual lawsuit but no class actions and so essentially it's one of those what you call contract of adhe

rashida tlaib talking about this. >> regardless of race and gender.odd: a quick comment on that. >> a technical component to this, make sure these out caribbean stand up to scrutiny. to blame law enforcement tech companies have a responsibility themselves. on the side of freedom here to make it happen. todd: cara frederick, have a great one. jillian: 40 minutes after the hour, could colin kaepernick get a crack at playing in the nfl, feel that a call about the controversial quarterback. todd: high school grads reach new heights, this is cool, new hampshire school in the class of 2020 up a chairlift to receive their diploma on a mountaintop. the school principal refused to let the pandemic spoil a big moment joins us live coming up. todd: prosecutors will question italy's prime minister over the covid-19 response. carley: dozens of victims families accused the government of negligence. >> reporter: they lost loved ones, formed a group called we will sue you but at this point it doesn't seem they are after money they just want answers and accountability

speaking of repeat offenders, 31-year-old rashida rivage was walking in manhattan when a 92 year oldoman walks past him. he pops her in the face and hits her head on a fire hydrant. he kept walking but was later arrested for the 104th time including sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl, which was supposed to disqualify him for early release and yet, here he is. the woman was recovering physically but mentally she says she will never walk alone in manhattan there's 38 murders which is twice as many as the last time period. overall, mergers and 2020 of 25% over the last year. one nypd official substitute trend is the worst in seven years. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks so much for that. you can't protect old ladies as they walk alone, you are feeling. carol, thanks so much for coming on. there's so much lying, give us if you would an accurate snapshot of crime in new york right now. >> it's been coming for a while. in december i rode how the quality of life crimes in new york were going unpunished and how that was obviously going to spiral into a bigger situation. and the crime spik

. >> the fact that you have sitting congressman wanting to defund the police notably rashida tlaib, notably biden advisor aoc, alexandria ocasio cortez. >> mcinerney replying to ocasio cortez's tweet saying, quote, read the transcript. >> mit researchers warning an online voting system is extremely vulnerable to hackers. researchers working with the anniversary of michigan's said on the ballot poses a severe risk to elections security, the study also slams the program for not protecting private information urging voters to mail in ballots instead. it is being used indoor, new jersey, colorado and west virginia and by the dod to help military personnel and those with disabilities to vote. >> nearly 100 days since its first confirmed case, new york city, the hardest hit city in america is reopening, some 400,000 new yorkers given the green light to go back to work under phase i guidelines and our next guest preparing to reopen part of her business today. >> under love conquers all, jeanette little joins us now, good to see you. >> how are you feeling? today is a good day. >> i'm feeling reall

now a member of congress has endorsed the idea, rashida tlaib.t would happen to our country if we eliminated law-enforcement? of the mayor of los angeles, the second-biggest city in america, his city would devolve into a murderous health scape within hours if the police left. but he won't push back against this idea, instead he kneeled and subservience before the people demanding it. >> l.a. mayor eric garcetti joined protesters moments ago, what he had to say? >> he came out this morning and he took the time to come out and come out among the protesters, he knelt while he was out there saying and showing his solidarity for the movement, for the protesters here today and i can tell you that today, this daytime protest has been very peaceful, very calm, lots of chanting, singing. >> tucker: he kneeled. our leaders are kneeling before the mob. the atavistic ritual of self abasement, of defeat. suddenly many are performing this ritual including police around the country. the mob wants victory but more than that, it wants the total humiliation of its

congresswoman rashida tlaib agrees expecting more soon.n some places, they are not talking or acting. steve fletcher represents the third ward in minneapolis. by this week, his city had been completely scorched by riots, at least 66 businesses were utterly destroyed by fire. at three more vandalized or diluted. doesn't even mention that. instead, he attacked the city's police department for trying to contain the violence. "several of us on the counselor working out what it would take to disband the minneapolis police department. you think people in the city would be shocked by that but everyone else nodded their approval. we did this yesterday, "the minneapolis police department is not reform a reform a bowl. coming. according to the city council and fletcher, all nine members of the city council are now considering getting rid of the minneapolis police department. hard to believe, but not just there. in the city of los angeles, mayor eric garcetti looks out across the worst rioting in the nation's second largest city in a generation, and

>>well rashida green eyes of the oakland coalition for police accountability says the 8 can't wait police reforms are a good starting point to the list she would that. >>how officers are recruited. how they are selected. how they are trained. no they are supervised. right. how they are disciplined one technique that don cameron says it never should be taught is using to be on the neck of sub would be detained. >>the officer was. >>actually using a technique that we teach us. i mean get our next circus even said that we don't we don't use our knees and 70's back or upper neck with that area on the 8 can't wait website you could look up police departments across the country to check how many are currently using the 8 policies but in this e-mail the richmond police department challenges the sides accuracy after seed they were listed using only 2 of the 8 policies. according to rpd their current use of force policy covers all 8 recommendations. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>air travel has taken a major hit from the covid-19 pandemic the transportation security administration released passe

part out loud, for a lot of the prominent democrats, you don't think people like keith halogen or rashida aren't sitting there and nodding and saying, you go girl, you're fooling yourself. it is an absolutely dangerous and radical agenda and that's what we have two -- >> sean: you told me there is anti-semitism, some of their other use. >> i think if you look, not adjust them but the national blm agenda in general there is -- you have to come to terms, all my jewish friends who support them, i think black lives matter totally and absolutely but the organization itself, what i saw in seattle and what i saw in minneapolis and new york and with their own words are, blm national in their own manifesto, they take the time out to pursue this libel that israel is committing. what is one jewish state have anything to do with black lives matter in america? they spilled ink to push this. there's a real, real problem within the organization. >> sean: all right, great work. ami horwitz, thank you for sharing with us. joining us now, former prosecutor, per congressman, fox news contributor, trey gowdy

>> martha: as a result of what happened to george floyd, congresswoman rashida tlaib and a growing number of other people and some of the protesters when you see the signs are calling to defund the police in the united states completely. something that the anarchist groups have also championed, but the mother of another young man who was killed by police two years ago says that when she watches what has happened in the process of minneapolis, she is heartened by the quicker justice that she believes is coming in the case. saying this. >> i have never heard of officers being fired immediate immediately. it is justice. it is saying that the lives of us and our children matter. we matter. and i thank god for that. i think god for change. it is coming. >> martha: while the case of george floyd lit a spark across the nation to fight injustice, it has also provided a fuel for destruction like this. [crowd chanting] >> martha: in some cases we are learning that the loosely organized groups who have at times eggs on these writers and provide a bricks and bottles and stash them in places are tryin

don lamon and rashida tlaib don't care at all.our neighborhood is not their problem here they are in a for the revolution, and make no mistake it is a revolution from above and downward. this is the only revolution in the history that is being waged not on behalf of the working class, but against it. young fox senior analyst joins us tonight. simple question, the landscape hearing people you've covered four years and say things you never expect them to say. when this is all over and god willing it will be, can we put it all back together again? normal politics after this. >> we haven't seen that in a time soon and we haven't had a normal media for a time now. that we certainly don't have the democratic party we used to know and moved ever farther to the left. it is truly out there where the buses don't run with prominent democratic party spokespeople saying the things they are singing, citing evidence they clearly have with the protesters even violent and looting. joe biden speak today was a perfect example. he had about two sente

i spoke with rashida white who owns a restaurant called brunch and sip in the phoenix area. they were supposed to open in march. it was delayed because of the pandemic. they ended up opening, not reopening, opening in may facing a lot of challenges, masks and gloves, constant cleaning, disposable menus. because of social distancing guidelines, capacity limited to about 40%. i spoke to her about some of the challenges they're facing. take a look. >> i worry about if i bring something home to my husband and we go down, we're the owner of these businesses. we are the front line. i can't stay at home and expect my employees to be here on the front line without supporting them. we don't know what tomorrow holds. if people decide, they get so afraid of covid and decide not to eat with us, yeah, it will be really sad. so we'll see. i don't want to risk anyone's life either. that's why we try to do what we can to keep everybody safe. >> rasheedah and her husband own other restaurants that have been able to do takeout so they're fairing better. she says she deals with the occasional

> [ bleep ] no, not at all i feel like i -- we had a great actor who i love cast, right you know, rashida to do something in the marketplace that felt like it would be different, you know what i'm saying? i'm a huge "curb your enthusiasm" fan, huge larry davis fan. my producer who produced "curb" connected me with him. he could not have been more sweet an he also was like, do it. it's satire, you know what i'm saying we don't, as black creators, we don't get to do satire, you know what i'm saying? it's not something people are used to seeing i would say it was really well received, but i would say less well received than anything i've done before. but at the same time -- >> jimmy: why? >> i think it was polarizing, you know what i'm saying i think it was a different -- people, there were a lot of -- people were like, this is just "black-ish" done over. and i'm like, in some aspects it's my story and i'm telling it, but i want to tell it in an aspirational way, this is where my career has gone, but at the same time some of the same problems, just as being a father, being a black man, exist

>>well rashida green eyes of the oakland coalition for police accountability says the 8 can't wait police reforms are a good starting point to the list she would that. >>how officers are recruited. how they are selected. how they are trained. no they are supervised. right. how they are disciplined one technique that don cameron says it never should be taught is using to be on the neck of sub would be detained. >>the officer was. >>actually using a technique that we teach us. i mean our next circus even said that we don't we don't use our knees and 70's back or upper neck with that area on the 8 can't wait website you could look up police departments across the country to check how many are currently using the 8 policies but in this e-mail the richmond police department challenges the sides accuracy after seed they were listed using only 2 of the 8 policies. according to rpd their current use of force policy covers all 8 ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you ha

>>well rashida green eyes of the oakland coalition for police accountability says the 8 can't wait police reforms are a good starting point to the list she would that. >>how officers are recruited. how they are selected. how they are trained. no they are supervised. right. how they are disciplined one technique that don cameron says it never should be taught is using to be on the neck of sub would be detained. >>the officer was. >>actually using a technique that we teach us. i mean get our next circus even said that we don't we don't use our knees and 70's back or upper neck with that area. >>on the 8 can't wait website you could look up police departments across the country to check how many are currently using the 8 policies but in this e-mail the richmond police department challenges the sides accuracy after seed they were listed using only 2 of the 8 policies. according to rpd their current use of force policy covers all 8 recommendations has it made you kron 4 news east bay congressman eric swalwell is calling for the reform of police departments across the country. >>he says a group

>>well rashida green eyes of the oakland coalition for police accountability says the 8 can't wait police reforms are a good starting point to the list she would that. >>how officers are recruited. how they are selected. how they are trained. no they are supervised. right. how they are disciplined one technique that don cameron says it never should be taught is using to be on the neck of sub would be detained. >>the officer was. >>actually using a technique that teach us. i mean our next circus even said that we don't we don't use our knees and 70's back or upper neck with that area on the 8 can't wait website you could look up police departments across the country to check how many are currently using the 8 policies but in this e-mail the richmond police department challenges the site's accuracy after seed they were listed using only 2 of the 8 policies. according to rpd their current use of force policy covers all 8 recommendations. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>the recent protests around the bay area have been peaceful and some of them have even included children health experts say

people like rashida trey, my congress woman, barbara lee who has been in politics forever and got her start actually mentor bid shirley chism who everybody knows says, bring your folding chair to the table. so i just don't want people to take a. from -- take away from this the only path to power is to become an elected official. not all of us are cut out or every role but if it's important if we want to change the by a that democracy functions we put people in the democracy that can model what that looks like, that can model accountable leadership with integrity, that can model what it means to have a radical vision and know how to get things done, and i think we need many more aocs, many more pressleys, more ilhans, more people who are not afraid to say the way this country is set up is rigged, and we have the power to change the rules put do we have the courage and do we have the will? then they show us how to do that. think that i've been asked a million times to run. i don't think that's really my jam. think i'm better in this role. but i also encourage people to run and i help to

you know, people like rashida tel aviv, people like barbara lee was been a politics, i don't want your age are like that but forever and got her start actress was meant toward my surely chisolm who have but he knows said bring your folding chair to the table. i just, i i don't want people o take away from this that the only path to power is to become an elected official. not all of us are cut out for every role, but if you think it's important that if you want to change the way that democracy functions that we actually put people in that democracy that can model what that looks like, i can model accountable leadership with integrity, that can model what it means to have a radical vision but also know how to get things done. and i think we need many more like aoc, we need many more squads, we need many more people who are not afraid to say the way that this country is set up is a rigged, and we have the power to change the rules but do we have the courage and we have the will? and then they show us how to do that, right? .. i believe that our people can be powerful especially in city ha

you and a couple of your colleagues who won in 2018, alexandria ocasio-cortez, rashida tlaib, ilhan omarhe forefront of -- we called the year of the women then, but you're also a group that reflects the communities that you come from. and we seem to be seeing another wave of that energy in the primaries that came through the last week or so. how do you explain what is going on in those races? what's behind it? >> well, first, i wanted to say that it's glorious, you know, especially against the backdrop of what is a tsunami of hurt, many injustices that existed long before this administration, but have certainly been worsened under this administration for these victories to occur and i was very proud to endorse all of those candidates and can't wait to work alongside them. kasie, i've always believed the people closest to the pain should be closest to the power, driving and informing the policy-making. and what we see right now with the uprisings that are taking place throughout the country, is a moment of reckoning. there is a culture shift where people are affirming that black lives mat

. >> reporter: rashida white and her husband were initially planning to launch their newest restaurant, brunch and sip, in march. instead, they opened in may, with masks and social distancing, which limits capacity to around 40%. >> i worry about if, you know, i bring something home to my husband, and we go down, we're the owner of these businesses. we are the front line. i can't stay at home and expect my employees to be here on the front line without supporting them. >> reporter: white does own other restaurants that do takeout, so those businesses are fairing better during the pandemic. one of her biggest challenges, she says, is dealing with customers who don't want to wear masks. hoda? >> joe, thank you. >>> now to another one of the newest hot spots. we're talking about florida. that's where we find nbc's kerry sanders. hey, kerry >> reporter: good morning, hoda. florida, with a record 5,511 positive coronavirus tests in a single day now, while most of the people who have been dying from coronavirus have been aged 65 or older, younger people, many who feel that they're indifferen