>> samuel sharpe!the hotel employees here -- that killed my cousin and tried to sweep it under the rug. they did not know d'vontaye had family. the media tried to say he came in here causing a nuisance and when police arrived, he was unresponsive. they forgot to say the employees of the hyatt hotel here cap temperaments 15 minutes until he died. no justice -- >> no peace! amy: that was d'vontaye's cousin speaking outside the hyatt hotel in downtown milwaukee thursday. tune in for our other our when we talk about the recent killings of these two black men here in milwaukee, sam sharpe. we will be joined by his sister and d'vontaye. stay tuned for the other our of special breaking with convention coverage right here at democracynow.org or on your local station. a special thank you to the media crew here who helped produce today's show.

samuel sharpe was a homeless veteran.itchell was killed by security guards outside the hyatt where delegates are swarming through right now, where journalists are getting their press credentials. more in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: "we will all go together when we go" by tom lehrer. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org. this is war, peace and the presidency: breaking with convention. we are broadcasting from milwaukee just after the last night of the republican national convention. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: here in milwaukee, protesters march thursday through downtown to call for justice for samuel sharpe and d'vontaye mitchell. samuel sharpe was a 43-year-old unhoused black man who was shot dead in milwaukee by police officers from ohio who were here as part of a group of 4500 law enforcement officials here for the rnc. the shooting took place one mile from the rnc's proceedings. sharpe's death came weeks after security guards at the hyatt regency in milwaukee killed d'vontaye mitchell. the 43-

>> samuel sharpe!the hotel employees here -- that killed my cousin and tried to sweep it under the rug. they did not know d'vontaye had family. the media tried to say he came in here causing a nuisance and when police arrived, he was unresponsive. they forgot to say the employees of the hyatt hotel here cap temperaments 15 minutes until he died. no justice -- >> no peace! amy: that was d'vontaye's cousin speaking outside the hyatt hotel in downtown milwaukee thursday. tune in for our other our when we talk about the recent killings of these two black men here in milwaukee, sam sharpe. we will be joined by his sister and d'vontaye. stay tuned for the other our of special breaking with convention coverage right here at democracynow.org or on your local station. a special thank you to the media crew here who helped produce today's show.

on tuesday, police officers from ohio shot dead 43-year-old milwaukee resident samuel sharpe, an unhousedk veteran. the officers who killed samuel sharpe are in wisconsin as part of a group of 4500 law enforcement officials group to come to the rnc. the shooting took place a mile from the rnc's proceedings. sharpe appeared to be in the middle of an altercation with another man when the police officers charged towards him before fatally shooting him. this is alan chavoya of the milwaukee alliance against racial and political oppression. >> we spoke with the pd and expressed concerns of the people of milwaukee as to what would happen with that thousands of police officers and law enforcement agents from around this country went to dissent on milwaukee. they did not give us a single answer. it is always, trust the process. look what the process got him? we warned the city. we warned the chief. we warned representatives. we told them, you're going to bring a whole bunch of outside agitators to our city and look at what they're going to do. and they did it today. we're not even two days into t

on tuesday, police officers from ohio shot dead 43-year-old milwaukee resident samuel sharpe, an unhousedk veteran. the officers who killed samuel sharpe are in wisconsin as part of a group of 4500 law enforcement officials group to come to the rnc. the shooting took place a mile from the rnc's proceedings. sharpe appeared to be in the middle of an altercation with another man when the police officers charged towards him before fatally shooting him. this is alan chavoya of the milwaukee alliance against racial and political oppression. >> we spoke with the pd and expressed concerns of the people of milwaukee as to what would happen with that thousands of police officers and law enforcement agents from around this country went to dissent on milwaukee. they did not give us a single answer. it is always, trust the process. look what the process got him? we warned the city. we warned the chief. we warned representatives. we told them, you're going to bring a whole bunch of outside agitators to our city and look at what they're going to do. and they did it today. we're not even two days into t

members have gathered in the streets to condemn the police killing of 43-year-old milwaukee resident samuel sharpe. the officers who killed sharpe, an unhoused black veteran, are from ohio, and are in wisconsin as part of group of 4,500 law enforcement officials in milwaukee for the rnc. but the shooting took place a mile from the rnc's proceedings. sharpe appeared to be in the middle of an altercation with another man when the police officers charged towards him before fatally shooting him. separately, community members on tuesday rallied outside milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm's house, demanding justice for d'vontaye mitchell, the 43-year-old black father who was killed by security guards who pinned him to the ground outside the hyatt regency hotel in downtown milwaukee last month. in more news from milwaukee, anti-immigrant hate speech and misinformation about the u.s.-mexico border took center stage on the second day of the republican national convention, where several of donald trump's former rivals took to the stage, including former un ambassador nikki haley, florida govern

matthias sharp banfield dies during the war. samuel morgan comes to rowan county and lives out his life. and people are nice to him and, you know, and they're okay with it. so a lot of the loyalists don't leave. and my guess is that, you know, william was probably hanging out in north carolina, maybe trying to figure out what to do, you know, and then he probably realized that, well, you know, i don't have any property anymore. and, you know, and the whole horse thief thing, execution thing. yeah, that's little scary. that was a close call there. were a lot of good reasons for him to leave but it took him a long time to do it he doesn't leave 1790 anybody else. we do have some questions on zoom. oh, absolutely. let's do it. we're going to start with some land questions. there are a lot of questions about what to the land that was never scott confiscated, what did jane do with the land to support her family after? okay. well, so they ended up losing. 300 acres to these judgments. although, i mean, it's really interesting that if he had