weekend >> savard: good evening. i'm steve savard reporting from kmov in st. louis. anger and anguish with america on edge tonight. protests erupting in dozens of cities following monday's arrest and death of george floyd in police custody in minneapolis. most of the protests have been peaceful. then at night, turning to rage. this was ferguson, missouri, rguson, missouri,are still raw where the ll r the shooting death in 2014 of michael brown by a police officer. this morning, america's newspapers told of the pain, aension and heartache, including minneapolis and st. paul, which saw its fifth night of violence. we begin there with cbs news chief justice and homeland security correspondent jeff pegues. >> reporter: this city may have turned a corner last night. law enforcement brought in reinforcements to help restore order. this is one of the flash points, though. you can see how they have put razor wire out here, trying to make sure that the demonstrators don't breach this barrier. >> clear this area, you will be arrested! >> reporter: police in the twin cities cla

savard. captioning sponsored by cbs frio d ryweeps acrossmeri in dozens of states, outrage over the death of george floyd boils over on to the nation's streets. >> savard: peaceful demonstrations demanding justice by day, collapsed into chaos at night. leaders search for answers. >> we are asking for peace. we're not asking for patience. >> savard: the president's words adding to the frustration. >> my administration will stop mob violence, and will stop it cold. >> he speaks and he makes it worse. >> savard: plus, crises converge-- protests and a pandemic add to the tension. and, with america on edge, the world watches. >> this is the final straw. we're seeing more and more murders. >> savard: also tonight, another first for spacex. >> it's great to get the united at to back in the cruise launch business. >> savard: and later, a squirrelly story, from a pandemic-inspired photo shoot. >> they went nuts, so to speak. this is the "cbs weekend news." weekend >> savard: good evening. i'm steve sa

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savard.s is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, i'm steve savard with kmov in st. louis. protests ee ruchting in a and death of george floyd in police custody in minneapolis. most of the protests have been peaceful. then at night, turning to rage. this was ferguson, missouri, where the wounds are still raw from the shooting dth in 2014 of michael bro by aolice morning,meca newspapers told of the pain, tensio hearncding minneapolis and st. paul which saw its fifth night of violence. we begin there with cbs news correspondent and home land security, jeff pegues. >> reporter: this city may have turned a corner last night. law enforcement brought in reinforcements to help restore order. this is one of the flash points, though. you can see how they've put razor wire out here, trying to make sure that the demonstrators don't reach this barrier. >> clear this area. you will be arrested. >> reporter: police in the twin cities clashed with protesters bracing for a confrontation. once again, lar

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