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we have learned dozens of secret service agents are in self-quarantine. after the president rally in tulsa. two colleagues tested positive. they were warned in advance they need to quarantine. in other words, the danger was known. >> that's right. the danger was known. so what's happened here is very interesting i think a micro cosm. people need to pay attention. two secret service agents tested positive. they have said i don't know what the number is. low dozens, i don't know. enough people had close contact with the two positive secret service agents that there's concern and these other folks have to quarantine. keep in mind, in that arena in tulsa, what was it 6,000 people that were in there? think about it. if you have two secret sfts agents. multiple people quarantined. imagine applying that to hundreds of people within the arena. go back and find them. who is positive. probably people showed up positive without knowing it. and they'll spread this into the community. it's laborious work. it's starting a fire and sent the firefighters to put it out. a

what do you see from the secret service point of view? >> i can assure you that the secret service is looking at the unemployment fraud as a massive amount of fraud. we do see it as an organized group and we do see connections when it comes to transnational criminal activity overseas. >> you should have said that. >> that feels better. thank you. now let's make sure that these agencies respond according to a and not mentioning it or calling it just simple fraud because it was potentially billions of dollars in fraud. >> thank you mr. chairman. i'm also interested in further response to the questions and i will come back to that in just a second. in the controversy involving 37 planned appearance at office is receiving funds under the paycheck protection program by their ineligibility just a quick review of the facts. the act states nonprofits were eligible for the program only if they and their affiliate organizationended their affilian 550 is. planned parenthood has 16,000 employees nationwide, which is 37 times the threshold and there's

that's a heck of a lot of secret service agents. all, because the president wanted to have his rally or people may not be social distancing or doing what they're doing -- supposed to be doing in the administration. this is -- this is terrible. >> two points. one, it's unfair to those men and women, who were there to protect the president. but you're supposed to make it reasonable for them. yes, they put their life on the line. but why do it unnecessarily? now, being quarantined doesn't mean that they have the virus. it could be that somebody has symptoms, so they quarantine all those people. but it makes a bigger point, don. when it comes to the president, they lock all those people down. everyone wears a mask. every one of them's been tested and tested often. and god forbid one of them does have a case, you know what they're going to do? contact trace their asses off. but the rest of us? you don't need a mask. it's all a hoax. it's all fine. the arizona governor, oh, i'm taking this off. why? because it's ugly politics, don. that's

. >>> dozens of members of the secret service are now self-quarantining. this after working president trump's campaign rally in tulsa. of course no masks required there. we'll have the latest ahead. >>> house democrats are set to vote on their own police reform legislation today. is there any chance for a compromise with republican lawmakers? >>> also, amid calls for renewed scrutiny, the colorado governor's office is now investigating the death of a young black man who died after being placed in a chokehold by police. you need to know more about this story and the man himself, elijah mclean. s, you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums and possibly tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. i but what i do count on...ts anis boost high protein...rs, and now, there's boost mobility... ...with key

what do you see from the secret service point of view? >> senator, first, just to your first comment where you said it's a simple fraud. that really referred to the tactics and the techniques as opposed to the scope of this particular investigation. i can assure you the secret service is look at unemployment fraud asme a massive amount of fraud. we do see it as an organized group. we do see connections when it comes too transnational criminal activity overseas. >> you should've said that. >> there you go. that feels better, thank you. now let's make sure these agencies respond according to that and not to not mentioning it or colligan just like simple fraud. >> because it was potentially billions of dollars in fraud. >> senator hawley. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i would also be interested in foror the responses to the questions and i will come back to the actual injustice second-period like the start about asking the recent controversy involving 37 planned parenthood offices applying for and receiving funds under the paycheck protect

no secret service guards. his only income was his army pension which was i think $119 a month. he got on the train and the president, the new president general eisenhower had given him loaned him the presidential parlor car can the railroad car that had belonged to franklin roosevelt, the famous magellan to write home to independence. all the way across the country he was greeted at one town after another the crowds that came down he got restless and got up and walked around. it was regular passenger train the rest of the train was for the regular passengers he just walked up and down the chain saying hello to everybody and returning to what he had been, the last part of his life in many ways is as fulfilling as happy as interesting part of his life as all the rest of it. he is a great story, harry truman, and asked sometimes why did you do truman and what drew you to truman? and there are many obvious reasons but one of them certainly for me as a writer is it's a wonderful story. the story of his retirement years is as appealing, was as appealing to for me to write is also any

suggesting the secret service would turn to violence means against the protest, upset some of the secret service. attacking democratic governors and mayors, trying to take credit for quieter nights because the national guard deployment, though they had been out minneapolis. there was a discussion to address the nation. there were top advisers, had thoughts about the president speaking to the country, perhaps saturday night or last night, from the oval office. they decided not to do it. they felt there were not any policy proposals to give out. the president wasn't sure of a message to give. they didn't feel like there was a sense of a real note of unity that he could sound. they also remembered his last oval office address, the early days of the pandemic, which was a disaster and sowed confusion and fear. they opted not to do it. he's remained kwooi eed quiet a sight, except for the inflammatory tweets. >> jon meacham, historically, i know there are no parallels, but we need to bring it up right now. we're in the middle of a recession turning into a depression. we're in the middle of the

you may have heard thus, it was actually shut down by the secret service a little more than an hour ago so the crowd has migrated to the east. d.c. metro police.

we've seen the secret service take a number of steps to force these folksback from the white house perimeter. kevin court is here to catch us up to what we are seeing. this is the time the curfew kicks in but a lot of folks are not complying >> a lot of people still out shannon, not surprised by that but what might surprise you is even as we move farther and farther away from the white house complex we are still hearing the flash grenades go off . you can almost still feel that they're trying to push the crowd away from the perimeter. i'm going to step out of the camera for just a moment . you can see down the street what looks like fire , personnel fire truck there and i think i see one, two, three or four vehicles that probably belong to the use tree station, that's just a guess but they are obviously staging hoping to get over to st. john's church. we show you those pictures earlier. theparish office, at least a portion wason fire. the fire trucks are trying to move down that street and part of the reason you're hearing explosions is secret service and police want to get people off of h s

and as you know, it got so bad on friday night that secret service had to move president trump down to a bunker inside the white house but as of now, best we can tell, things do not get bad enough last night to require president trump to move to the bunker again. >> sandra: okay, kristin fisher live at the white house for us. thank you. >> ed: more than 350 people were arrested in the twin cities over the weekend. also, the shocking video. i think your truck drives towards a crowd of demonstrators. look at that highway in minneapolis yesterday. still unclear whether it was intentional, but the driver is now in custody. amazingly, no reports of any serious injuries, thankfully. meanwhile, the former officer charged with murdering george floyd has reportedly been moved now to a maximum security prison. is court date move next monday. >> sandra: joining us now for more on all of this, juan williams, cohost of the five great good morning and thank you so much for being he here. so i saw you on with bret baier last night, and you talked about the national outrage that we had seen following

and secret service about price gouging, the hoarding of p.p.e.nd filing of fraudulent applications under the paycheck protection loan program. this one is about two hours. good morning everybody. acute very much for attending the hearing and i'm sure will >> good morning everybody. thank you very much for ttending the hearing and i'm sure we will have more come in throughout the morning. jersey. associate deputy journal. the assistant director of criminal investigative division. fbi. assistant director of the office of investigations of the lighted states secret service. so we talked about this before. fraud related to the cares act. scams out there against seniors selling masks the does work. playing on young people's fears . and partially you try to do some good the country, people take advantage of it . and we are going to hear from her folks today but what is going on out there and so it is about how to make sure it stops if we can. in phase four will be coming. there's a need my view for phase four. i would like to learn as much as we can ab

. >> and breaking tonight, dozens of secret service agents will be quarantined as a precaution after president trump's rally in tulsa. the governors of new york, new jersey, connecticut joining together and issuing a travel advisory requiring people visiting from states that are now coronavirus hot spots to quarantine for 14 days. let's discuss now. dan rather, the president and ceo of news and guts. good evening to both of you gentlemen. dan, florida, texas, california all reporting record high cases. hospitalizations are surging. this virus is spreading across the u.s. it is like we are just going to let it happen. where is the leadership? >> that is the question, where is the leadership. the answer so far is nowhere. you know don, we had a lot of crises in our nation's history and in my lifetime. there are time when even the existence of the united states was in question starting world war ii and moments during the cold war. but never in our history had a crisis situation against a leadership that is missing in action or the president and his republican enablers cut and run in the

secret service who were professional and very cool. i was inside, watched every move and couldn't have felt more safe. they let the protestors scream and rant as much as they wanted, saying the secret service did a good job. this comes as the president's response to this entire crisis has been under scrutiny. a senior administration official telling us we can expect to hear from president trump about this, and he's looking for policy prescription to try to address this crisis, lester. >> kristen welker with a view from the white house with on the right of your screenplay out in chicago, a business on fire. we want to go back to santa monica, california, a hot bed of activity as looters have taken to the streets there along with protestors in a separate confrontation. here's gadi schwartz. just trashed along where you are, gadi. >> reporter: absolutely. this is 4th street in santa monica. you can see this has been destroyed all the way down the block. we were just talking about fires. we saw police put out a fire over at this chase bank

there's also a new procedure being instituted over here at the white house, where any secret service agent traveling with the president will have to be tested within 24 to 48 hours before the trip. the service does not like to put out a lot of information on stuff like this for security reasons. the president, for his part, seemed to be ignoring the current realities of the pandemic. really not talking about those surging numbers and a number of states around the country choosing to suggest in his view, there's good news ahead on the vaccine front. listen. >> this is the first step for covid after the start of the plague, as i call it. and it's an honor to have you here. as far as the joining with us on the vaccines and therapeutics, bases. because the therapeutics to me, if you gave me a choice right now, probably therapeutically, maybe i would like that even better, but we're working very well on both. i think we're coming up with some great answers. i think you're going to have a big surprise, a beautiful surprise sooner than anybody would think. >> the president back on the road a

secret service in blue, d.c. national guard in camouflage and you have that in the front row and more d.c. national guard behind them. i do not know why they have felt a need to bring more forces in. it is not as if the protesters here have gotten any more violent. there hasn't been anything thrown in the hours i have been here. it has been an entirely peaceful protest. the only thing i can think of is that in under an hour's time there will be a curfew. the mayor of d.c. announced there will be two days of 7:00 p.m. curfew in just 55 minutes. that is in stark contrast to the curfew last night at 11:00 p.m. what we saw last night was an uptick in violence in the later hours. even if protests like this can be peaceful, they have given way to much more violent protests. that, in part, according to the mayor of d.c. is donald trump's fault. she said the words we have heard from him have all but incited the violence we have seen. we have heard from the president talking about possibly unleashing vicious dogs and omin

secret service. >> our own garrett haake was there. he said he felt it as well. it was strange after we saw those statements. now it appears it's been cleared up a bit. monica, thank you. >> anybody who had sight or smell could tell exactly what was happening. so the president in the meantime is weighing in on exactly what people are protesting in the death of george floyd. here is a listen. >> i think you have protesters for different reasons and then you had protesting also because they just didn't know. i have watched. i watched it very closely. why are you here? they prl aren't able to say. we have seen it over the years. this was one horrible example, but you see other terrible examples. we can't let something like this. we have a bad apple go out and destroy the image of a whole -- of millions of people that take really good care of us and then you have a movement where they say let's not have a police department. >> joining us now is political correspondent with business insider. good morning to you. it's good to see you. what message is this sending to pr

the secret service was with him at all times, which is appropriate.e son of the vice president. obviously, the children of the president and vice president when they're in office usually get secret service protection. but this is a way of figuring out what he was up to. you know what's also interesting in we got these documents because we got word that senator johnson and grassley had asked for the records. they gave us the material they gave them. the only reason we're seeing it is because we got it and released it. the senate's sitting on it. lou: if you can figure out what senator grassley's doing, you let us know, because i think that is one -- i mean, i can't figure out what the guy is doing, his approach. i mean, the senate right now is a very confusing place whether republican or democrat, but mostly the republicans. i mean, think about it. johnson is doing, as you said, yeoman's work here, carrying out an investigation. grassley sat on his hands for his tenure as chairman of the judiciary committee. we have now lindsay graham, enough said. he'

he didn't even get the packed stadium and now these secret service agents are having to self-quarantine out of his, quite frankly, selfishness. >> well, you can imagine what secret service agents when they're talking among themselves are saying about that. this is just one -- one part of what we're discussing. that president trump -- you have to believe, you want to believe that he cares, at least somewhere deep down within himself he cares. but by his actions and his words, time after time, whether it's secret service agents and what they have to go through or people that he's invited into the hall, it's all about him and his re-election. it's such a deep dividing problem that for the life of me i can't understand how president trump this late in the game isn't saying to himself, i have to step forward. i have to start doing things differently. but i see no signs that that's about to happen. >> so, john, you know, dan just mentioned his re-election. so let's talk about, you know, pure politics here because multiple polls are showing that biden has a double-digit lead over trump. and to

also with us is is a former secret service agent and historian. let me begin with you.re has been a tremendous amount of law enforcement presence in d.c. this week. the mayor of d.c. has been angry about the thousands of national guard troops that flooded the capital. she wants them out. the president had people called in and who is in charge right now? >> well, at the white house the secret service is in charge of the white house. the u.s. park police when talking about lafayette park or lafayette square. not the city police. although they can assist in i time they are needed. it is unusual to have all the additional resources brought in. there are a lot of agencies operating to begin with and we've had a lot of large protests and never had to go to that extreme though during imf world bank protests in the early 2000s we did bring in the national guard to be on stand by. aside from that we've pretty much been able to handle it without having to bring or fly people in from other places. this is unusual. probably in my opinion more than what is necessary. >> another leve

national guard secret service and d.c. police have been doing a fantastic job. thank you. he went on to say cnn and msdn city of the apostle to inflame the crowd proportionally than a very small audience and he went on wow, by 6% approval rating in the republican party and and i believe that was before the great job numbers yesterday. thank you. what is this but the president? >> guest: well, it goes back to what i was saying earlier, which is in that series of tweets he talked about republican party loyalty. he's talking about law and order, and the effect is that the fact that secret service offers a bad in quelling violent protest in d.c. he's reaching out to those supporters who appreciate that message. he's reaching out to core trump base supporters who want a president to take decisive action right now, to respond forcefully to the civil unrest that's happening. and also show that he is very much still a popular figure within republican party politics. there are other polls that show the president is not doing so well with members of his base. he has been slipping in

secret service uniformed division, the leadership at the u.s. secret service, the fbi and other federal agencies, we communicate regularly throughout the day. for most of the day, i was in the joint operations command center. we have images of which can monitor events throughout the city and we can direct resources their. there are representatives from our federal agencies. in the event that we cannot get rackley in contact with leadership, we have somebody there that can direct resources from those agencies. with regards to the federal assets being in lafayette park, that is just by virtue of jurisdiction. they have jurisdiction down there. we have jurisdiction for the street. it is incumbent upon us to work cooperatively when things like this happen. do you know any more about the man injured [indiscernible] >> the officer was hit by a brick and sustained a significant injury, a compound fracture as it was described. multiple compound fracture to his leg. he went into surgery this morning. i don't know if the surgery has been completed. report

they were being thrown at the secret service.60 of their uniformed and special agents were hurt over the weekend. we think that number is a whole lot higher. across the nation's capital there was a curfew imposed last night and the national guard was activated; however, did that did not stop vandals from hitting stores all across the district. there was also a fire set as you mentioned at the top of the show inside st. john's church. very close to the white house. however, we are still waiting to see exactly how bad the damage is going to be. now let's talk about the law enforcement side of all of this. we got a statement from the attorney general bill barr on sunday about how the administration views all. this he says, quote: the violence instigated and carried out by antifa and other similar groups in connection with with the rioting is domestic terrorism and will be treated accordingly. now, later on this morning, president trump is set to meet face to face with the attorney general in the oval office. the president is also sc

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christopher is a secret service agent, a tough guy, great guy. great son is looking down right now. christopher, i want you to know that we will carry cj's blessed memory in our hearts forever. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] tomorrow, america will celebrate

secret service had to put the u.s. president in an underground bunker temporarily it was very frightening there were. protesters literally just a matter of meters outside the last gate before you could jump the fence and into the white house one that we should point out has been raised in recent years because under president obama in fact that's exactly what happened there was a demonstrator that got right inside the white house and very close to the 1st family so the fact that there were hundreds of angry protesters on friday evening shows just how close they came to getting to this u.s. president that the secret service needed to put the president in the underground bunker after that happened we saw an enormous presence of. riot gear clad secret service in lafayette park we saw also many of the rooftops carrying assault rifles this was a presence that has been in place near constantly since friday evening when these riots in washington d.c. really started to wrap up so it was under that sort of blanket of security th

actually a young african-american secret service agent knew what it was. i had political people who had no idea. did you ever hear of juneteenth before? his white house communications director responded, i did from last year when the white house put out a statement. and then trump replies, oh, really, we put out a statement? the trump white house put out a statement. she responds yes. trump adds, oh, okay, good. i don't think it was put up by others, but we made people aware of it, and it's good.

t the secret service has wide latitude to take measures in ordinary circumstances to protect the life of the president. that's their job. and, for example, if the president had gone to a service at national cathedral and was on his way back to the white house compound and protesters blocked the motorcade, the secret service would have considerable authority along with the park police, metro police to remove the demonstrators to get the president safely back to the white house compound. now, this circumstance, the president decides he wants to go for a walk in the park, lafayette park. and so somebody should have said to the president, and i think it should have been the job of the secretary of homeland security toy say to him, mr. president, there are hundreds if not thousands it of peaceful demonstrators in lafayette park right now. they're pretty committed. do you really need to go for a walk in the park? because we're going to clear those demonstrators and it's going to be a mess. and the photo op of that happening, what you're showing right now, is going to overwhelm whatever phot

today the secret service has closed several district of columbia streets that you normally patrol. under what authority does the secret service have to close, maybe the mayor wants to respond to it, to close city streets that we would normally otherwise use except for this police action by the white house? chief newsham: the secret service has the authority to move the president around the united states. i know that there is presidential movement right now and sometimes they have to close ents streets in order to make those movements. reporter: mayor, can i ask you a question. you have been quite critical of what the white house and the president and federal people have done. you are also aware of the district's 1973 home rule act where the president with the stroke of a pen can essentially take control of the d.c. police department. mayor bowser: not exactly right. reporter: i said essential -- mayor bowser: well, kind of essential. i will regard that as a fight to even our limited home rule and the safety of the district of columbia. absolutely. reporter: have you gotten any indi

or no the secret service isn't even that secret if they were the best wouldn't say secret not a secret anymore guys they can't be trusted with government information i wouldn't even tell them the deodorant i use which happens to be the brand secret can we get to the secret police who are still kind of a secret the on identified police who are avoiding any accountability at a protest about police i don't know a ok here they are unfortunately if they wanted to remain unidentified they could do more to mask now's the best time it's like fashion week for the suspicious so what other problems tell me already right the secret police are. you're not going to like this there are tactical teams from the texas bureau of prisons tactical training for the charge of bureau of prisons ok i think the entire d.c. metro area knows now thankfully good i'm good yeah i understand people are upset because prison riot cops do usually have to deal with the 1st amendment they can use whatever force they want but this makes the local police look pretty good so d.c. is being treated like a prison in the open ai

is bad we should russian intelligence russian secret service and was trained on this. basis like days before he left but france. and then the border. and we also found a local cell phone data that leaves him with a high ranking officers both veterans and real office us and also we found that one of his motors in russia and he was guilty over at least 2 murders when he killed 2 russian businessmen in 2007 i believe and 2013 so in the 1st. the 1st mode of war as. he made together with that do other fs but officers also yet do much to my dealings with many links in the obviously he had a record the german federal prosecutor says that he carried out the kill either because he was looking to make a lot of money or he shared the motive of his clients to kill a political adversary me is there any indication through me of contract of him to carry out this killing. actually i think both of this is wrong because what we see is that. he already was suspected in the 2nd murder and i suggest that he was actually caught by police so this war is a part of the deal so he could spend t

-- did i mention the secret service? [laughter] another agency of government doing law enforcement in the capital, about the role of secret service in all of this. so different chairs have had different pieces. to your question about mattis, that's the most current information that i have. yes, sir. >> [inaudible] rep. pelosi: well, i did hear of los angeles, that's almost 1/10 of the budget, about $1.3 billion, and 1/10 of that. again, i refer to the congressional black caucus as to how they want to prioritize. the question of curating some of these, some of these overlaps. prioritizing, and deciding how many different bills will they appear. some of them may have some bipartisan support right away, and others may need some more work in that regard. so we shall see. yes, ma'am. >> thank you. [inaudible] what does it mean that she may be standing up against some of the incumbents in her own party? rep. pelosi: what remains is i firmly support eliot engel for congress, and i support alexandria for congress as well. i thin

ration basis training bases or half as bad we should use russian intelligence russian secret service so he was trained on this. basis like days before he left france. and then the broader. and. also violent look so on they. leave him with that hiring king has backed off a serious war that runs real office us and also we found that one of his murders in russia and he was guilty over at least 2 murders when he killed 2 russian businessmen in. 7 i believe 2013 so the 1st nor. the 1st nor the wars. he made together with do are the f.s.b. officers so yeah too much too many links with fs bit. a book by donald trump's former national security advisor his rattling washington and the white house among several explosive claims made by john bolton is that president trump asked china to help him win reelection in november the trumpet ministration has been trying to prevent publication of the book that alone has already made it a bestseller and excerpts of it have a p.d. in u.s. newspapers. these pages contain claims which could rock u.s. foreign relations and significantly affect the u.s. presid

park police walking that back and the secret service saying same thing.fter further review they determined an agency employee did use pepper spray june 1st during efforts to secure the area near lafayette park. you remember all of that was done so that the president could walk across the square and do that photo op at saint john's church. what remains unclear is exactly who ordered the use of force in terms of pushing those protesters back. originally attorney general bill barr had taken some responsibility for it and then he walked that back in an interview about a week ago. so we don't have the full picture, but now have a much better sense of what our own colleagues experienced themselves only the ground now backed up by both the secret service and the park police here. >> i find it interesting they had to even review it. it certainly was blatant to many of us. monica, you have reporting on the president's upcoming rally in tulsa, rescheduleed by a day to the 20th of june which is next saturday. what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: we reached

agents, the secret service says that this quarantine will not impact its ability to fulfill any of its duties. london breed is continuing to encourage more businesses to reopen to on a walking tour of north beach yesterday to recognize businesses during a essential workers week. the mayor says that the stable data proves that san francisco is in a good place and we'll continue to reopen as planned, but she also admits it's challenging to find the right balance. so starting next monday, the city will allow businesses like hair salons and tattoo parlors to reopen well to the peninsula now san mateo county officially allowed gyms to reopen on monday and that was huge for personal trainer, danny and teresa gordon. so the married couple they own a company called the body studio for fitness that's in foster city kron four's justine waltman talk with them and check back with him to see how they're doing after being shut down for a 100 days. >>here we are so happy to see our audience their love and their wet and grit to get to this moment were open again after more than 100 days have been shut

at least 60 secret service agents injured over the weekend in d.c., the clashes outside the white house, as flames erupt in the streets of the district. ainsley. >> something that was so sad, the historic saint john's

now the secret service has a new statement out today.hey write, quote, after further review, the u.s. secret service has determined that an agency employee used pepper spray on june 1st during efforts to secure the area near lafayette park. now, the decision to clear the park and to clear the area so that the president could visit the church really did receive a lot of bipartisan criticism over that and secret service along with many government agencies are facing lawsuits over the measure. it's unclear whether or not this update may change how people feel about this. arthel: mark, i'll take it back here. eric, over to you. eric: thanks, arthel. health officials around the country sounding the alarm about a new rise in coronavirus cases. 19 states are now showing an upward trend in the average number of daily cases, according to johns ho hopkins university, especially to the south and west, florida, arkansas, texas and utah, some due to more testing but hospitalizations they say are also up. so far, more than 2 million of us have been in

supporting the secret service, supporting the police as well. so far fairly peaceful.night it was like that, too. exactly like this. started off slow in then relief layered around 11:00 p.m. until midnight where it got more physical. there were some injuries. soldiers were injured and some secret service injured as well, as you are looking their live in washington, d.c. let's get an update from the west coast. santa monica california. good evening, jeff. >> a group of protesters right up here beyond this line. l.a. county sheriff's deputies and santa monica police and lapd. it looks like they are now moving in on whoever is still in the street and arresting them. surrounding this group or the group that remains. putting them under arrest. you can see in some of the officers hands they have the zip ties, the big white zip ties off their belt and anyone in the street, they are violating curfew right now. a curfew put in place at 4:00 o'clock. obviously, that time has come and gone. now they are telling people they are unlawfully gathering and they are trying to get them

ration bases training bases half as bad we sure so russian intelligence russian secret service so he was trained on this. basis like days before he left france. and then the broader. and. also violent look go on they. leave him with that hiring respect officers both veterans real officers and also we found that one of his murders in russia and he was guilty over at least 2 murders when he killed 2 russian businessmen in 2007 i believe 2013 so the 1st nor the. first nor there were those. he made together with that do other fs but officers so yeah too much too many links with fs bit. well tourism provides a livelihood for more than one and a half 1000000 people in kenya the coronavirus pandemic and the lock downs have been devastating for the communities living around the country's national parks some people are switching the focus away from tourism altogether. thank you for these women cleaning the river is the only job they can do at the moment due to the coronavirus pandemic there is no tourism and business is that a standstill. now than when they were initiated the clean up he paid

the metropolitan police service t, the secret and park police work together all the time. lafayette imes in park and presentations, i want to be careful about painting that relationship or on just those law enforcement agencies. and all, when it's said one and all of us are done, we they are going to be working together in our city. tweeting beyond shameful, how do you channel that, how do you get that back who may have been involved in the decision-making there to say this is not ok in district, et cetera? ongoing will have conversations. right now at hand, we have a in, we have we are an emergency response in the district and we're going to work with all of the federal agencies who are here. let going to continue to the people know who are decisions for these that how wrong we think it is make us t doesn't safer. reporter: mayor bowser, what orries you more, the prospect of more property damage or is it -- prospect of more >> they all worry me. i don't have the luxury of not worried about the safety and protection of every aspect district of columbia. our police communit