you know i'm not sure why they would say that we have documented evidence of seattle police department claiming things are a riot as early as is i think it was that may 30th with that pink umbrella video that's now into this new york times reported on you know seattle police department calling it a riot when in fact what you saw was a crew folks response from the seattle p.d. targeting peaceful protesters who are just trying to make it different roles and they risk their responses entirely disproportionate we have you know water bottles and umbrellas and they have tear gas and weapons of war so. you know it is what it is seems to be the standoff then the protest is a feel strong about what they want the police to seem to be stepping back what are the authorities doing because ultimately it seems like control is in the hands. you know one of the things we saw here in seattle was the president of the police officers killed mike so long claimed on live public radio here in seattle that he is actively calling for federal agent involvements which is in direct contrast to what our seattle po

and s specifically, we e are fighting to defund the seattle police department. we know there is no instance in which police actually keep us safe. very often when police are called in to any situation, they tend to escalate it or people involved in the situtuation are sent i into the crcriminal punishment systetem, which is disproportrtionately made a bla, indigenous, anand people of col. ththere are three key demands tt have remainened athe f forefront of our movement. it is fight to defefend black lives. the first is to defund the seattle police department starting with the rebalancing package. the city council have an historical about on either august 3 or august 10 to bidding on how the process goes where council members will vote on that 50% package first with a 2020 rebalancing. we have seven of nine councililmembers, veto-proof vo, that have committed to defunding seattle police department by 50%. there is a strong chance that we will see some defunding in this rebalancing package but our focus is also much on the 2021 budget and those council members are

also coming up calls are growing to defund seattle's police department why the city's police chief when i have a breakout from eczema, i feel like i'm in this shell. gold bond eczema relief relieves five frustrating symptoms of eczema. my skin's back. >>tonight seattle's police chief is dismissing calls to drastically cut funding from her department that between support by city council members and the activist the idea seems to be gaining momentum. >>cole miller reports. >>the chance to be fun may become a reality during a virtual news conference for members of the city council join activists and pledged to cut and rebuild s p d from the ground up it is the institution of policing itself that must be dismantled 3 other council members later made the pledge as well to follow for guiding principles proposed by the group's holding the conference. >>replace current 911 operations with civilian controlled system. >>scale up community let solutions fun, a community created road map to life without policing and invest in housing for all the proposals outlined by decriminalize seattle and king

she only shutdown chop once protesters and rioters vandalized her house, in the seattle police departmentshortstaffed has to go to her house. city councilmembers houses, even councilmembers who agree with defunding the police department, there is no satisfying amount, don't know why she is trying, it is about protecting citizens of seattle. todd: it will be interesting to see if this defunding movement is a thing of the past are continuing on in many cities. we always appreciate your insight. 1:18 on the pacific coast. jillian: a bit earlier. thank you. it is 18 after the hour. betsy divorce response to teachers threatening strikes over returning to school. >> parents and children can't be held captive to others fears or agendas. >> the latest on the back-to-school debate. >> a pizza shop owner being threatened with being driven out of business for flying a trump flag. the presidential seal of approval he got coming up. hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion

>>up next calls are going are growing to defund the seattle police department why some officials there say police reforms are going. far enough and new health orders taking effect tomorrow in santa clara county. we'll explain what indoor activities will be allowed in. we still can't do this right after the break and tracking 5 to 15 degrees of cooling for your monday microclimate outlook details on that and your 10 at 10 >>and the south bay new health orders take effect tomorrow in santa clara county that allow indoor activities like gyms hair and nail salons to reopen with restrictions kron four's gayle ong is in los gatos where business owners can't wait. >>if you've been stuck in the house and want to get pampered salons here in downtown los gatos spent the weekend getting ready to reopen with restrictions, perfect nails is one of those salons after almost 4 months, helen mcdowell is ready to get back to work. her clients already booking appointments when they have a new avenues of a call me. >>them to come and pick me. and now i am asking so excited to come back but things will loo

seattle as thousands join protests in the streets. take a look at this. officers removing rioters from the police department'sprecinct, all this just one day after it was damaged from protesters throwing explosives. the seattle police department releasing body cam video of the attacks. 59 officers injured during saturday's dangerous protests, 47 people arrested. meantime, demonstrations in portland stretching into their 60th straight night. two people taken into custody after opening fire just one block from those demonstrations. one person was hurt. on sunday morning few you churs, dhs secretary chad wolf demanding city leaders step up and put an end to the violence. >> what we see in portland is a city at least at certain hours of the night completely out of control. we see city leadership there has fostered an environment that allows these criminals to do this throughout the night, untouched, absolutely untouched. >> reporter: the protests still rocking cities from coast to coast. in new york city, protesters lining a highway, blocking traffic. and in austin, texas, a man is dead after shots ring out durin

>>calls are growing to define of the seattle police department why some officials there say police reform isn't going far enough. the new health orders taking effect tomorrow in santa clara county, what indoor activities will be allowed and what is still prohibited. riding out our work week monday with a near average highs along the coast and bay and really finally making its way into our inland >>the south bay new health orders take effect tomorrow in santa clara county that allow indoor activities here like gyms hair and nail salons to reopen with restrictions kron four's gayle ong reports now from los gatos where business owners are of course eager to reopen to the public after being shut down for so many months. >>if you've been stuck in the house and want to get pampered salons here in downtown los gatos spent the weekend getting ready to reopen with restrictions. perfect nails is one of those salons after almost 4 months, helen mcdowell is ready to get back to work her clients already booking appointments when they knew they knew of the news of a call me. >>them to come and pick me.

seattle's police department preparing for more property damage, looting, arson, assaults on their lawdays. the department of homeland security beefed up their presence in seattle as a result, serving in more than a dozen tactical border officers to seattle to protect federal buildings and property. seattle's radical dem mayor jenny durkan and washington state's radical dem govr

the biggest confrontation took place in seattle police there declared iraq and made 45 arrests and unidentified device exploded next to the seattle police department's east precinct tearing a hole in the side of the building and 21 police have been injured during clashes with protesters but one officer also unleashed pepper spray on a reporter covering the situation. may. look. like oh i just got shot. right i just got shot just straight in the bow 2. we spoke to joey wiser the independent journalist you just saw him being pepper sprayed as well as 2 mexican is a bit of a seattle resident about the protests in the city on saturday. we get to a point where the police advances on the protesters and they get closer and closer to me and i'm saying hey i'm peaceful i'm backing up and you can see a police officer from seattle. backward into a crowd of people and then i obviously drawn off so i turn myself around and try to get. start filming him and they pepper sprayed me directly and i know at that point i cannot breathe and i cannot see as an individual i am somebody who supports the protest but when i put on that jacket when i put my phone i'm there a

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i spoke with the seattle police officer who estimates that over 30% of the police force has left for other departments where they say they know they are wanted. the silent victims are always the ones that live the most. here in seattle, it's the first nation, child sex trafficking victims, and i also want to point out a couple of small points. i also want to point out, there are autonomous people that have moved into that so they are sort of converging factors, and that's a concern. they are competing ideologies as well within chop, it's not just as if it was. and and people are holding guns, so there's not some type of synthesis. and that's city service workers were disproportionately represented by people of color and minorities who don't have a choice. they can't full-time protest as a job and they have no choice whether to come to work or not. there is and and everything left behind by the so-called protesters who have thrashed that neighborhood to come up they don't have a choice. and they don't have proper ppe i can see. >> i agree with the remedy. there is no overarching ideolo ideology, and an

and on identified device exploded next to the seattle police department's east precinct tearing a hole in the side of the building a total of $21.00 officers were injured in the city during clashes throughout saturday. in central seattle police used pepper spray to force the crowd back and some were even seen beating activists with sticks one reporter filmed the moment use pepper sprayed. right to break. thanks. thanks thanks i'm. like oh i just got shot. that's right i just got shot to training about 2. we spoke with joey wiser the independent journalists you just saw being pepper sprayed as well as with mexican jim by a cell resident about the protests in the city. we get to a point where the police vents on the protesters they get closer and closer to me and i'm saying hey i'm peaceful i'm backing up you can see a police officer from seattle show backward into a crowd of people and then i obviously draw and i turn myself around and try to get . start filming him pepper sprayed me directly and i know at that point i cannot breathe and i cannot see or hear a helicopter flying a little

seattle's police department preparing for more property damage, looting, arson, assaults on their lawover the coming days. the department of homeland security beefed up their presence in seattle as a result, serving in more than a dozen tactical border officers to seattle to protect federal buildings and property. seattle's radical dem mayor jenny durkan

seattle over the weekend. >>which resulted in arrests damage to police property and one officer being taken to a hospital according to the seattle police department i'm reid binion reporting. >>well in san francisco, the cliff house will be closing its doors temporarily after a 157 years the restaurant is suspending takeout service starting today due to the pandemic restaurant owners say they decided on a temporary shutdown so that they can save remaining resources to ensure future operations so take out service. it's also ending for of the lookout cafe. well to the east bay now the community food to market on san pablo avenue in west oakland will close starting this morning. this comes after a store employee testing positive for coronavirus the store will be deep cleaned and sanitized before reopens to the public the store will be closed for at least 3 days. a california added a record 558,000 jobs in june as many more businesses reopen state authorities say that much of the growth was from restaurants and bars, but those are among the businesses of course affected by this month's new closure orders and that could mean big job losses in the next

the seattle police department just moments ago send out a tweet saying that officers are enforcing today's order and are wearing a higher level of protective gear. police are utilizing this equipment because individuals associated with chop are known to be armed and dangerous. the pd went on to say anyone who remains in that area or returns to that area is subject to arrest. we really appreciate that. that protects american monuments over the upcoming fourth of july weekend and, they've experienced handling large crowds and riot control. they've been sent to locations with disruptive activity, they are ready for deployment if needed. >> sandra: at the white house firing back on claims of russians paid bounty for killing american troops. blaming "irresponsible anonymous leakers and defending president trump's claims. joe biden rejecting that statement yesterday. >> the idea that somehow he didn't know, it is a dereliction of duty if that's the case. and if he was briefed and nothing was done about this, that's a dereliction of duty. >> sandra: kristin fisher is live at the white house with

high visibility here as well and they were also targeted be have documented evidence of seattle police department claiming things are a riot as early as this i think it was that may 30th with that bell a video that's now into the mess in fact what you saw was a crude folks response from the seattle p.d. targeting peaceful protesters who are just trying to make a difference in the world and they risk their responses entirely disproportionate we have you know water bottles and umbrellas and they have tear gas and weapons of war so. you know. this unless you move through crowd to demonstrate his own sunday in a suburb of colorado's state capital many managed to get out of the way but police say one protest of father weapons and the people injured as a result less than $100.00 days to go than till america chooses its next president it seems the blood lines months of protest are impacting the campaign. this was an earth. quake unlike any earthquake i've really seen as hillary clinton cannot seem to extinguish a growing firestorm over her e-mails the state department has released a giant collection of

they were both suffering from the seattle police department saying in a tweet did. going violence and public safety issues in the east precinct calendar some park area mayor jenny durkan has issued an executive order to vacate the area seattle police will be in the area this morning enforcing the mayor's order this as the mayor is now asking city council to investigate socialist council member want to someone calling for her to be punished and possibly even expelled for her position over a series of actions surrounding police protests including using her position to engage in activities that support the demonstrations in a letter from durkin's office levels 5 allegations against salant including using her official position to lead a march to the mayor's home despite the fact that it was publicly known that she was not there and her address was protected under the state confidentiality program in response want to sell and send in the statement socialist alternative and my council office are proud to have marched rallied and organized with thousands of community member

seattle of moved in on an area protesters have taken over and called the autonomous soden people of occupied several city blocks for nearly a month now following demonstrations against police brutality a seattle police department precinct is inside that area the city's mayor has ordered the evacuation of police reported the deaths of 2 people as well as robberies and assaults in the past few weeks france is temporarily pulling out of a nato operation in the mediterranean amid tensions with turkey france said it asks nato for response on hell fellow member state turkey is handling the u.n. arms embargo to libya the official said in a letter to nato that france had made for dumond's to clarify turkey's role a french defense official said the patrol was temporary. there is uncertainty over just when israel will begin its planned an explosion in the occupied west bank debate on the issue is due to begin today july 1st but prime minister benjamin netanyahu says talks with the us about the plans are ongoing coalition partner benny gantz a suggested this should all be put on hold while the government deals with coronavirus without the berkowitz ambassador friedman and members of the delegation i spoke about the quest

minutes thanking them and expressing support gonzales said the council would discuss cuts to seattle's police department on wednesday during their select budget committee reporting for unquestioned tosh suites r t. and over to new york city where one organization has released a road n.y.p.d. disciplinary record sport thousands of officers just days after a federal judge paused the public release of those documents the move sparking fierce reaction from union leaders artist trinity chavez has more from new york. global outcry against racial injustice the police brutality there been growing calls for greater transparency and accountability when it comes along horsemen but after a federal judge paas the public release of disciplinary records of the n.y.p.d. one because a ship decided to take matters into its own hands. pro publica is making headlines after publishing more than 12000 complaints against nearly 4000 active n.y.p.d. officers just days after judge katherine polk fail a pause the public release of the records amid a legal challenge by police fire and jail guard unions the database includes all a

thanking them and expressed in support gonzales said the council would discuss cuts to seattle's police department on wednesday during their select budget committee reporting for unquestioned tosh suites r t. and over in california where demonstrators chained themselves to offense. side of governor gavin newsom's home a group is calling for the release of inmates and an end to immigration transfers as the corona virus continues to spread in state prisons the protesters were arrested and charged with trespassing failure to leave unlawful assembly and failure to disperse after a warning. and elsewhere around the world riots are taking place inside a bolivian prison following the deaths of 3 prisoners because of coronavirus some inmates climbed on top of the prison rooftop waving flags that cardboard coffin and banners demanding to be seen by doctors officials at that prison are still awaiting medical results of 20 other inmates who died in recent weeks suspected to be coated 1000 related. and as below protests continue in towns like portland oregon and this movement is prompting some to wonder how b

america and seattle officers clashing with protestors outside of police precinct one day after its damaged. seattle police departmenteasing officer body cam video of attacks, nearly 60 officers injured during the protest on saturday, 47 people arrested. meanwhile in portland protestors set and set off fireworks near courthouse and police used teargas to disperse crowds. one person was hurt. well, more than 9300 cases, florida, now recording more than 420,000 cases. closing in on california for the most cases in the nation. california remains in the top spot 445,000 cases, new york has more than 415,000 cases. well, happening overnight, china has seized control of u.s. consulate after american diplomats were forced to clear the premises. yesterday moving vans left the area as crowds gathered to watch as american flag was lowered from the building, the latest tensions between the u.s. and china come as just days after the chinese were forced to leave consulate in houston. the u.s. claims that china used the texas facility to spy and steal data, charge that china still denies. well, today is body of congressman john le

in seattle, officers clashing with rioters outside a police prprecinct, one day after it's damaged by explosives. seattle police departmenticer body cam video of the attacks. 59 officers were injured during the protests on saturday, 47 people were arrested. jillian: in portland, protests stretch into their 60th straight night. rioters societying of society -f fireworks overnight. two people were taken into custody after opening fire just one block from the demonstrations. one person was hurt. as the unrest continues in some u.s. cities, former nfl player benjamin watson shares his message on how to effectively protest to see real change. >> we need leaders to lead, we need pastors, lay persons to lead, we need elected officials to lead and we need people who are protesting in the streets, rightly so, to lead in the correct ways that are productive and will lead to the change we need to see. todd: the protests all began after the death of george floyd in minneapolis police custody. all right. we are watching this extreme weather right now, hurricane douglas swiping hawaii overnight, coming within a razor thin margin of mak

you know, other words, that would be decimating to the seattle police department. >> in the class 2020epartment this year, it is 50% people of color. if it's the most diverse police class ever and that is because using a $1.5 million investment and really went into the neighborhood encouraged people to join as part of a mission for their city. if this cut goes into effect, we would be cutting about 800 police officers in seattle which is more than two-thirds of the force. and those cuts would be not of the old hand, but in their forever. as always, first hired, first fired. the whole goal in seattle policing is to have our police look more like the people that they are policing, and that would go totally against that. and they are so many other issues that you just read and it's just ridiculous. there are some when the police have been very forthright and said hey, look, you want to do addiction and mental health, that's good things for community social workers to be involved in an partnership with the police. >> trace: again, susan hutcherson, great of you and thank you for joining us

there was a line of protesters but from what i understand according to the seattle police department is protesters are getting aggressive again and throwing things at the police officers defending the area and throwing rocks again so we are back where we started before the police abandoned east precinct. jillian: a lot of people in that area have been afraid day in and day out are breathing a sigh of relief this morning but a couple families aren't and that includes the father of horace anderson junior who we heard from a second ago. let's look at another clip. >> they don't care, didn't matter. i haven't heard from the mayor or the police department, no -- nobody. >> all i know is nice got killed, a 19-year-old. that is my. >> devastating when you hear that. what does leadership in that city need to do now that they haven't been doing for the last few weeks? >> there was heartbreaking. is the father of three kids, that breaks my heart. i thought that interview earlier, i was beside myself, leadership anddidn't do anything when his was killed, they didn't do anything when a 16 iraq w

. >> the seattle police department believes these same demonstrations will draw limited individuals who are bent on causing destruction. i ask everyone protesting this weekend please do it peacefully. >> louisville expecting protests by black melissa group and counter protesters, the metro police department preparing tweeting as we've done for several weeks there will be no need for police at the convention as long as there is no threat to personal public safety. protests in portland continuing for the 50 seventh straight night this week alone 18 people arrested and facing federal charges including arson, assaulting federal offices, damaging federal buildings. >> if they are going to be violent we have to match that. >> after weeks of protests governor andrew cuomo ordering bill diblasio to remove all graffiti and government buildings calling it another side of dk in the city. >> cleaning up the city is important. you have a lot of negativity in the air now, positive progress, move forward. >> to crackdown on recent violence this week the white house ordering federal agents deployed to

contributing editor, christopher, tell us what your sources, and i know they are good and the seattle police departmentre fighting about what is really happening, the truth of what is happening in that state. >> right now within the entire justice system in seattle, people are at a full-blown panic. the city council is currently deliberating legislation to reduce the police force by 50%, which would have one of the lowest officers per capita of any large city. if that happens i'm at the same time king county executive dale constantine has pledged to close the downtown jail and reduce the overall county jail capacity by 60 to 65%. it is just thing after thing after thing. the act of his or pushing forward as we struggle with the covid pandemic, as we struggle with civil unrest. they were not waiting at all, their goal is very simple: abolish the police come abolish prisons, and abolish courts. >> laura: again, the goal is clear. if that's what they want to do, the end is going to mean complete destruction of life as we know it or knew it, i should say come in seattle. chris, when you got your hands on d

tellhr us what your sources, ani know they are good in the seattle police department, arkham finding out what's really happening, the truth of what's happening in the city? >> right now within the entire justice system in the city of seattle, people are at a, full-blown panic. the city council is currently legislation to reduce the police force by 50% which would have one of the lowest officers per capita of any large city at that were to happen. atty the same time, that king county executive val constantine has pledged to close the downtown jail and reduce the overall county and gel capacity by 60-65%. it is just thing after thing after thing that the activists are pushing forward as we struggle with the covid pandemic, as we struggle with civil unrest. they are not waiting at all and their goal is very simple. abolish the police, abolish prisons, abolish the courts. >> laura: again, the goal is clear. that's what they want to do. the ends are going to mean complete destruction of life as we know it or knew it, i should say, in seattle. christopher, you got your hands on documents fr

the new york police department is a minority majority department. 40% white officers. seattle, i hope mayor durkan watched that interview. i hope she understands. >> sean: pick up -- >> the fruits of her idealism. >> sean: dan bongino. you've been in law enforcement. pete has been in the military. you guys have put your lives on the line for others. we know we can train police to do better. we know 90% of good cops. dan, why don't we do it and do what geraldo said, protect every child in every city? one american family. as the president says, one glorious nation under god, one united american family. >> i hope we can get there. sean, let me tell you, that was probably 20 plus minutes of the most honest, raw television i've ever seen. every american needs to see that. they need to see the deep, dark place that man is in right now because he had no control over the events. it reminds me of being on the police tape line as a young rookie cop at a murder scene when the parents show up. if you have ever seen that, when that parent shows up, they say exactly what that man just said.

seattle, demonstrators going more violent, more threatening towards police. same in portland. take a look at this new body cam footage released by the seattle police department. it shows violent agitators throwing rocks, bottles, wood, explosives of police officers during saturday's protest in the capitol hill neighborhood.m in total, 59 police officers suffered injuries after being hit by the bricks on the rocks on the other debris. while the city council and the summer of love mayor, that, well, dopey mayor, jenny durkan, continuing to downplay the violence and prevent police literally from doing their job. giving policeare officer zero ability to quell the unrest. they are putting handcuffs on the officers. just listen to the police chief, carmen best. this is a shocking statement. >> people throughout seattle need to be aware that the city council ordinance banning the use of tools including pepper spray which is commonly used to disperse crowds who have turned violent will go into effect this weekend. yesterday i sent a letter to city council members that clearly explained the foreseeable impact of this ordinance on upcoming events. i think it's importa

we're following along too with the seattle police department.y noted that officers are wearing this higher level protective gear today because they're concerned that some people in the area are known to be armed and dangerous. so as we're watching this unfold we have learned there have been about a dozen arrests according to the police department. and they're going to continue to stay in that area. they have also noted that for anyone who remains in or returns to the area, seattle police noting they would be subject to arrest. about a dozen arrests made, just about 20 minutes ago or so. they began to move into that area in seattle about an hour ago, about 100 officers in seattle there with tactical vehicles at the ready as well. we'll continue to monitor this situation for you throughout the morning. >>> in mississippi, governor tate reeves signing a bill to remove the confederate emblem from the state flag. that flag has flown over the state since 18 94. a state commission will develop a new flag design. one that will include the phrase in god