jerry springer podcast and judge jerry in syndication jerry springer blight lives seems to have changed the tone of everything this is different than american you might have experienced in the past right a cultural change in america absolutely and when you think about it where whenever a protest movement starts out the initial reaction from most people that aren't part of a particular group will say boy these are crazies these are protesters they're just disrupting things. and every one of the protest movements in our country it always starts out like the protesters in the beginning or crazy but then over time. it starts to gain support because what they're angry about you know no one pretends to be upset no one pretends to be hurt when these people protest they're really hurting and after a while we see the substance of their argument and it becomes pretty hard to deny their point of view so all of a sudden it starts to move mainstream that was true of the civil rights movement the labor movement the women's rights movement the gay rights movement it's always there are bunch of crazies

. >> bill: dan springer in seattle, thank you, dan. fox news contributor, i mention this, can the president take action on the seattle manor was at a local issue? >> a local and state matter, for any rhetoric about taking over, the thing they would be able to do and hope you will not do that is be able to send in the military. is no doubt about it that initially, these demonstrations started about george floyd and his death, but now they have walked into individuals who are concerned about the citizenship of their city. they are going about it wrong. you can't go in and take six blocks over until law enforcement can't come in. what is needed here is the state police to come in and to get this matter under control. >> bill: i can't remember the time six city blocks were taken over by regular citizens. defies the mind.

dana. >> dana: dan springer, thank you.e more mixed messages from democrats when it comes to defunding the police. watch. >> nobody is going to defund the police. we can restructure the police forces. restructure, reimagine policing. that's what we are going to do. >> you can't really reform a department that is rotten to the root. what you can do is rebuild. to the infrastructure that exists as policing in our city should not exist anymore. >> we are being drawn into this false choice idea. we use different language to describe it, but we have must have reformation transformation. >> dana: let's bring in at friendly, good friend and cohost of "america's newsroom." i wonder if you think about the democrats internal inner communications about this. i guess what i'm getting at is there a generational divide? where you have a lot of sense and trying to explain to the younger democrats, you can't just defund the police. let's talk about reform. i heard him say if you talk about defund, it's going to derail the entire effort. >>

dan springer, thank you. let's bring in ted williams, former police detective in d.c.nd a fox news contributor. we took a look at the crime numbers for the nation's two largest cities. and chicago which had a particularly horrific weekend there are been 81 killings in the last 21 days, that's up to 56%. 351 shooting incidences, up 64%. in new york, the number is just about as bad. murders are up 100% in the last three weeks. mac, while total crime is down 12%. shootings are up 33% in new york. what in the world is happening? >> you just asked a good rhetorical question, what is going on and are major metropolitan cities? what you have in chicago, you have 104 people shot, 14 fatalities, and a 33-year-old child shot. you have to wonder, what is going on in the cities? i can tell you it's as simple as this, the criminals are taking over. law enforcement officers already pickle thi these days. if they do their job they may see themselves either arrested or terminated from the police departments in which they serve. when you have a law enforcement like that, it's unfortuna

dan springer is in seattle with more. dan? >> yeah, jon, unfortunately, shootings happen in big cities across america, but only in seattle right now do you have a shooting where police and fire are dispatched to the scene but can't safely get to the victims. here's dispatch, about 2:30 this morning >> a male is running towards the restrooms of the previous location, with a gun and possible gunshots heard. we do have a report of a victim shot outside rancho bravo. >> six to eight seattle police officers in full riot gear responded to that call, but when they got inside the occupied protest zone, they were quickly surrounded by an angry crowd and hit with thrown bottles. unable to safely get to the shooting victims, they were forced to back out. earlier, friday night, president trump tweeted, quote, waiting to hear from dem-run washington state as to whether they want help in taking backseatle -- taking back seattle. ready to move quickly. seattle's leadership has shown no desire to any federal help. meantime disruptions to norm

walk ins along with him is writer journalist and watching orc social media producer evan springer thank you both for joining us today. but if you're all right here we are at the height of change and protests in the united states probably the kind not seen in this country since the 1960 s. and early seventy's and yet during all of this we have yet another killing of a black man by a police officer under ludicrous circumstances at best devon you've lived in atlanta what are your thoughts on this latest shooting. well you know lana is really my home that's where i was raised and i can't stress enough that this is not a new problem that what's happening to brooks is actually in a long line of police killings in atlanta we've had be the police killing of anthony hill alexia christian catherine johnston oscar cain who was actually a community organizer was killed by police just last year so. it's very hard us on from atlanta to see this moment and to see so many people just now realizing that this mythical black mecca that we're told atlanta is is actually not the case i think for those of us

stay safe, be well, dan springer in seattle with the latest on that. weigh ed on the mayor what he calls the mayor's anemic response to this as well as the governor. take a look at this. president trump: what's going on is i will tell you, if they don't straighten that situation out, we're going to straighten it out. we're not going to let seattle be occupied by anarchists. neil: kelly jane is with us right now, what do you think he is threatening here? >> well that's a good question, neil. he obviously wasn't very specific but he certainly had been talking a lot in recent days about sending the national guard into various places that have seen rioting after protests following the death of george floyd from police in minneapolis , so i think we can sort of suspect that that is what he is talking about doing. neil: so what's weird, you have had protests in the past but these are, this quarantine whatever they are forming, the mayor is supporting it. the governor seems to be supporting it, so that puts the elected officials at odds certainly with the sea

dan springer is in seattle where the night has not yet begun. good evening, dan, what's the latest. >> another long night for seattle police. taking effect one hour ago. even though the police chief said it will be enforced, so far it is not. [inaudible] >> about 30 minutes ago we actually saw what looked like a quick negotiation between a group of two-300 protesters and a line of police backed by members of the washington national guard. 400 have been activated to deal with crowd control. the police backed up and let the protesters through. this protest will continue. that always comes with the threat of violence. based on the smaller numbers, it should be nothing like what we saw last night in seattle with widespread looting, car fires, dozens of arrests and injuries. tonight the more active spot is over in bellevue. a crowd of protesters much bigger there, over 1000. there is been looting and lots of property damage. the bellevue mayor quickly called for curfew that began at 530, just a short time ago, and we end at 530. state patrol national

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take place in the shop coming fuchsia ok thank you to you both of you kong in hong kong immature springer in jail for us. and we turn now to united states where thousands of people are gathering in tulsa oklahoma for president donald trump's 1st campaign rally in more than 3 months. the city has a history of racial tensions and there are fears that trump's visit could spark violence the date of the event is also being criticized coming just a day after june 10th the day marking the end of slavery in the u.s. . was in several cities across the u.s. demonstrators toppled confederate monuments and public spaces including a statue of general albert pike in washington d.c. in north carolina a confederate statue was hung on a traffic light before being removed by police the dismantling of the controversial monuments came amid otherwise peaceful juneteenth gatherings and rallies commemorating the end of slavery in the u.s. but president trump responded by tweeting that the police weren't doing their job the president's original choice of yesterday's historic date for his campaign rally sparked s

eric: dan springer reporting live between city of seattle and the occupied zone. dan, thank you. arthel: all right, eric, we are going to go to atlanta now where police are looking for a man who drove his car into a crowd of protestors friday. the confrontation leading to gunfire, all this happening as protests continue across the city amid uptick in police sick calls. bryan llenas live in atlanta with the latest. bryan. bryan: protests have been largely peaceful but isolated clashes between demonstrators involving gunfire, you mentioned one, demonstrators say a man tried to drive into the protestors and they opened fire on that vehicle, but the driver has another story, he says, well, he tried to drive away because fun fire in suit. left one woman injured, she got hit by gunshots. the wendy's has become memorial guarded by protestors with guns, meantime protests continue, last night an american flag burned outside police precinct zone 3 in atlanta though we witnessed many peaceful protestors. protestors say they will continue marching until justice is carried out for rayshard. p

correspondent dan springer with more on the story. >> reporter: city crews showed up this morning aroundundred protesters who stay here full time were still sleeping. they started by taking down the makeshift steel and plastic barricades put up by protesters. those were replaced by concrete dividers closer to the east presipt, and some streets were completely opened up, allowing better access to businesses and apartment buildings while still giving space to the protesters. nobody wants to see a repeat of what happened sunday night. a car repair shop had a break-in about a block outside the protest zone. the owners caught the guy and called police, but the police never showed. meantime, a mob of protesters broke down their fence. without the police, the robbery victims were forced to let the suspect go. later protest security doled out some street justice, roughing up the guy trying to get the stolen moneynd car keys back. it's what happens when police don't police. >> i am very shaken up. i am very disappointed in the ;6city's leadership, i'm very disappointed in the lack of police prote

dan springer reporting from seattle. seattle's so-called autonomous zone, by the way, is now being led i in some fashion by a local rapper who's reportedly advising that unfamiliar faces around that autonomous zone who try to enter should be stopped. they should be questioned, he says, and even checked to see when they're armed. that is a policy that sounds incredibly like that police policy of stop and frisk that's so unpopular. there are also reports on social media that the group occupying seattle's downtown are running out of food. it was apparently taken and eaten by homeless people in the region. one tweet from a now-private twitter account begged for outside supporters to bring them vegan supplies; oats, fruit and soy products. so that they could survive. is it's not just seattle that's fallen under the influence of the radical left, of course. leaders in at least 34 cities in statements across the country -- in states across the country are now actively considering defunding their police departments. but we know

dan springer reporting live. >> there is a different field today.lightly fewer black lives matter protesters inside. we also see there is no longer anybody guarding that barricade behind us. there still a lot of people and structure around the precinct which is behind me. the problem is going to be getting 200 homeless people and all their protesters who are intense around the area. yesterday we got some video inside there and we can tell you that there are social workers who were inside trying to negotiate with the people to leave voluntarily. the mayor here said this cannot continue. one of the reasons is because they have had or people shot over the last four nights. the latest one was at 5:00 p.m. when a man was shot outside. jenny durkan said they will have to come in and get back into that precinct come up with are not going to take it by force. >> there is no scenario where we can clear people out, but we have working people to de-escalate, telling people it's time to go home. >> i have been told that they will have to be moved out by force.

dan springer reporting from seattle. >>> elsewhere across the country protests, some of them, turned violent. in new mexico a man was shot last night during a protest in albuquerque as protesters tried to topple the statue of a spanish con kiese doer. around six men from a group that calls themselves the new mexico civil guard tried to stop them. a mob surrounded one of them. they chased him and they hit him with a skateboard. that's when shots were fired. an unidentified man was shot. police have arrested, they say, the gunman. the skateboarder has not been identified. the shooting victim is in critical but stable condition. >>> and in new york city the police department has succumbed to demands handed down by the governor, the mayor and, yes, the left-wing mob. they are now disbanding their plain clothes anti-crime unit. isn't that a shame? to brand it anti-crime and then to have to shut it down. all this while state and city leaders support mass protests that have, well, some of them, turned into riots; riots that left-wing publication "mother jones" says aren't irrational. that's

correspondent dan springer's in seattle and tells us where things stand tonight. >> protesters are veryuch in control of several blocks in the heart of seattle's capitol hill neighborhood. the police department eased precinct vacated by the police and the national guard monday tagged with the graffiti calling at the people's department. >> look what happened in seattle. they took over a city, a city, a big city. >> criticizing washington's governor and we didn't impart "take back your city now. if you don't come i will." mayor jenny durkin hasn't responded but did fire back at trump, make us all safe and go back to your bunker. while many of this part of seattle support the protesters, police have received complaints of residents and business owners being frisked and made to pay protection money to armed guards. >> we have heard in a totally the reports of citizens and businesses being asked to pay a fee to operate within this area. this is the crime. >> protesters flying anyone was forced to pay but acknowledge there are guns inside. >> it is not really structure. to get these are prot

dan springer, thank you very much, meanwhile there are new developments in the breonna taylor case. the fbi is opening investigation into the deadly shooting of the african-american woman in her home in louisville, kentucky last month. she was asleep, again, in her own apartment when police barged in as part of a drug probe. louisville police say bret hankison, one of the officers in the shooting will be fired and two others on administrative leave. ms. taylor was struck with 8 bullets, her boyfriend says he thought the officers were intruders and he fired his gun at them prompting the exchange, taylor was a licensed emt. eric: well, supporters are lining up in tulsa, oklahoma. you know, some folks have been camping out for one week, they cannot wait to attend president trump's first rally that's being held there later on tonight in months. so what can we expect when the president takes the podium in tulsa, oklahoma? what does it mean for the president's campaign? we will discus all of that straight ahead here on the fox news channel. what getting fueled with one protein feels like.

dan springer in seattle continuing to vote at. no scientist is going to end anytime soon. there's been no violence to speak of but there's a concern that if it festers much longer it could be an issue. it would be a concern of randy sutton, former las vegas police lieutenant who was kind enough to join us. looking what you see going on, they don't defend the police precinct. not quite sure whether it was the mayor's call to say abandon the place, don't defend the place. the bottom line is there is no precinct and i'm wondering the also could mean there are no police in that immediate area. so where does this go, do you think? >> this only has an unhappy ending. the mayor is delusional. listening to her comments, calling the people that have basically taken over those six blocks, she calls them patriots. basically downplays their role here in basically occupying six blocks of her city. i can tell you there is absolutely not one shadow of a doubt that the order to surrender that precinct came from the mirror. she doesn't even have the guts to stand up and say yeah, i order t

dan springer is live in seattle with more. dan.eporter: yeah jon both is of the shooting victims were black men young fest 19 years old he was one killed other man is in critical condition fighting for his life in a local hospital and police were called to the scene and angry mob prevented them from getting to the victim. >> saying that a male is running towards the restrooms of the previous location with a gun and shots heard. we do have a report of a victim shot outside rancho bravo. >> witnesses say between 6 and 8 officers responded to that dispatch call. they were in riot gear but when they got inside the occupied if protest zone, they were pelted with bolts p boltses decided for their safety they have top turn back not reaching those shot and waiting to hear from washington state as to whether they want help in taking back seattle ready to move quickly. but state and local officials say they don't want the help. which seems to be emboldened criminal element within protesters they shut down a major interstate and deface seattl

currently, in seattle tonight holding their and corresponded dan springer is there.ome activity over the weekend in seattle and good evening, d dan. >> good evening, shannon, the protest is about five hours long and it wanted through the entire downtown streets of seattle and it's been very peaceful the entire time and things picked up a little bit were a little bit of a standoff here at the east precinct of the seattle police department and the crowd has been chanting "lead us through, lent us through" and we seen some reinforcements the police are bringing in reinforcements that are in full riot gear but this is been a peaceful protest. it's still going with about three or 400 people but at the height of this protest had about 3,000 people as it was going through the streets of seattle. we got video earlier today and a nice moment here outside the east precinct when you had some dialogue actually between the commander of the east precinct and the protesters and it was actually some talk back and forth and they're talking about things like recruiting police officers

these protesters now have occupied a protest zone in seattle commemorating juneteenth, dan springer with more. what are you picking up today? >> the celebration has already begun here, they just stop the music a second ago, but they had been playing music, this is day 11 of the occupying protest here in downtown seattle and it has the look and the feel of a protest that will last certainly weeks, perhaps months. that would be a boon to private security companies that have never been busier. with no police in the area, companies, residents, and the news media are hiring private guards for protection. roughly 500 people who live in the protest zone have moved out saying they can't take anymore. and after a car repair shop got robbed, more local businesses are hiring security guards. as residents have noticed, there is a big differenc difference bn night and day. [sirens] >> we have been shell-shocked by the police, and now this, these people are evil at night. they are horrible. >> i could go to a homeless shelter right now just to be away from the violence. >> as a way to celebrate junete

>> harris: dan springer, thank you very much.on this i want to bring in randy sutton, a retired las vegas police lieutenant and founder of the wounded blue. good to have you on the program. first of all, your response, your reaction to what is happening in seattle, and who you sort of see has a better idea here? take back control of the city, or the president will get involved and do it for you. >> if you think how frightening the governor's statement is that he doesn't know anything about it, that is, in and of itself, a scary sentiment. the fact is that the mayor and the governor have abdicated their responsibilities. the people who live and work in that area, and citizens who simply want to exist, are being basically held hostage by this group of anarchists. that is what this group is. they are advocating anarchy, to disband the police department. their demands are absolutely outrageous. what is really so frightening to me, harris, is the lack of leadership being displayed at the level of the mayor, of the governor, and of the

dan springer has been trying to figure that out in seattle. >> they don't want to succeed, they wanthey want the police department abolished. it was one week ago that the seattle police department left the precinct behind me, and as you can see it is still boarded up and absolutely no indication that the city plans to reoccupy that with police department anytime soon. over the weekend there were large crowds here in the message is really getting through to big numbers of people as you can see a lot of folks from seattle coming through and checking out what is happening here. and also a large number of tenants appear over the weekend. but the numbers have also concerned fire departments, not the numbers of people, but the fact that they cannot get their rigs in and out. >> i don't think the concerns are shrinking the number of people, that the concerns are creating access and interest points. you can't control the crowds and the people, they are going to come. but we can try to figure out how to get the equipment in. >> we have seen a large number of tenants added in the last couple o

is patriotism. >> ed: dan springer is live again in seattle with more details.. >> after the first news conference on this occupation taken over part of the city, mayor jenny durkin was asked how this is all going to end and she chuckled and said this might be the summer of love in seattle. clearly, she is not taking this as seriously as many of the residence. she compared this autonomous zone to a gay pride festival and said her main concern about getting police officers back into the area she doesn't want to create a flash point for violence. her police chief seems to have a different opinion. got inside the east precinct briefly yesterday and noticed protesters had breached the building and done some damage but nothing major. she said it was not her decision and almost apologized officers for what this is doing to morale. as far as the public, she said response time to major crimes has more than tripled since the east precinct was vacated. >> leaving the precinct is not my decision. we fought for days to protect it. i asked you to stand on that line day in an

>> dana: dan springer, thank you. more on the situation in seattle is coming up and what's really going on. i will talk with a man who knows the area as well as anybody. and yet, nationwide, the calls are going for big changes the police departments. the slogan defund the police taking hold as president trump says he is finalizing an executive order on police reform. we have more on that from chief white house correspondent john roberts live on the north lawn. >> good afternoon to you. we are expecting an executive order for president trump sometime next week laying out a couple of things. first of all, his ideas for reforming the use of force by police department across the country and secondly, how to improve economic opportunity in communities across america. yesterday in dallas, the president laying out a big picture overview of the principles that he wants to tackle an executive order saying he wants economic development in minority communities, wants to confront health care disparities, renewed calls for school

daughter in kentucky say they are spreading a movement to cheer people up one smile at a time kate springer has that story. >>about brown eyed girl maggie rae loves to dance therapy, not she loves her and while she can't tell you herself her smile says it beauty of her smile and want to share it with the war maddie has down syndrome and is non-verbal but it doesn't take much for her to when nothing else seems clear it's matisse face lighting up that provides clarity for her dad michael when i always need to be uplifted. >>i always had one constant thing in my life. and that was her he wondered if maddie's grand could do that for and within our community and i often say we live in a very special community in light of all has kids resonated well beyond the city of louisville you really goes in front of let's go now he travels around the area with maddie spreading hope and happiness something that costs nothing but the payoff is huge smile after smiles story after story at first taking pictures of strangers throughout the city and now granting random acts of kindness people started nominating

daughter in kentucky say that they are spreading a movement to cheer people up one smile at a time kate springeras that story. >>about brown eyed girl maggie rae loves to dance therapy, not she loves her and while she can't tell you herself her smile says it beauty of her smile and want to share it with the war maddie has down syndrome and is non-verbal but it doesn't take much for her to when nothing else seems clear it's matisse face lighting up that provides clarity for her dad michael when i always need to be uplifted. >>i always had one constant thing in my life. and that was her he wondered if maddie's grand could do that for and within our community and i often say we live in a very special community in light of all has kids resonated well beyond the city of louisville you really goes in front of let's go now he travels around the area with maddie spreading hope and happiness something that costs nothing but the payoff is huge smile after smiles story after story at first taking pictures of strangers throughout the city and now granting random acts of kindness people started nominating pe

in seattle, dan springer, fox news.elissa: the seattle successioni st, that's the what the wall street journal editor all board is calling a group of activists in the autonomous zone here now discussing is kim stros sel, member of the wall street journal editorial board and also a fox news contributor. they have a lot of competing causes in here, and maybe that's one of the challenges. not only do they want to get rid of police but they also threw in they'd like to have free college >> hi melissa and happy friday. i think that that list that people are now talking about kind of gives a flavor with the real agenda behind all of this , and what may have sparked it is racial unrest, and the tragic death of george floyd , but this is a group of people allied by a common cause of free college progressive ideals, abolish the police, and it goes on and in terms of how they want money spent, so this seems more about a broad political ideology than it does the moment that everyone else is discussing. melissa: and to that end, th

dan springer is on the scene in seattle where he has been.s there again for us tonight where i guess there's not a curfew. what can you tell us? >> yeah, that's right. there's still a lot of people out here though. there was probably two or 3,000 people here and we have a couple different events going on here. over the baseball field you can see a lot of people over there having kind of a picnic and if we swing around there's a lot of music being played over here and still the protests, for six days in a row now the people of seattle have hit the streets and for the first night, as you mentioned in several nights, there's no curfew. then again, it wasn't being enforced anyway. there was a huge protest earlier today, the biggest since this began last week. police estimate of the crowd 10,000 people it was completely peaceful from beginning to end. their goal is to have the seattle police department defunded. and they made their demand to the mayor directly at city hall. she wouldn't give in on that issue, but she did accept some smaller demand

dan springer, we will check into my throat the hour. thank you. we may go live in a second to steve harrigan in atlanta, there are reports of armed protesters near that wendy's, this is where rayshard brooks died earlier this month, the shooting we all watched. steve, the latest on the ground there? my report on the ground telling me that literally you have people surrounding it with what looks like ar-15s, is that the case, and what is the standoff looking like? >> sean, we haven't seen an active standoff, but we have seen certainly a tense situation around that wendy's since the time of the shooting. one thing is clear, a lot of business owners in the area fear more violence. they have boarded up their windows. that wendy's, of course, was destroyed after the shooting on june 12th, destroyed and burned. that the funeral for rayshard brooks today, killed i in the parking lot june 12th after failing a sobriety test, fighting with two white police officers, taking a taser, firing the taser at one of the officers while trying to flee. brooks left be

dan springer in seattle.blicans trying to cross the teasing.the eyes on a plan to address police abuse in the same time racial concerns that might underlie some of that. and still balance with the president says is respectful law and order, congress and tom reed of new york, congressman, where is this plan legislation going and what you want to see included in it? >> i do believe there is an opportunity for us to come together, were standing with law enforcement and folks that are trying to reform the system going after the bad actors. and i see positive conversation coming out of the senate, your tim scott on the republican side in conversations are happening in the senate across the aisle and good reforms and some reforms and a lot of bad actors to be held accountable but you gotta make sure that we stand with the police through this, just as were standing with those that want to go after the bad actors among enforcement. neil: do you equate that somehow in the black lives matter movement, congressman, what

in seattle, dan springer, fox news. >>> the time is 4:49. republicans have approved a plan to remove the names of confederate leaders from military bases. president trump strongly disagrees with it, tweeting that military bases like ft. bragg and ft. hood are part of a great american heritage. yesterday, nancy pelosi and other democrats said the military base name should be changed. she called for statutes of confederate figures to be removed from the u.s. capitol. >> i think it is overdue. i think we realize across the united states that they are symbols of an institution of slavery which still plagues us today. >> yes, we should remove confederate statues. it's absolutely ridiculous. >> several statues have been torn down recently by protesters. the act to rename the military has to be approved by the u.s. senate and by the house. >>> ♪ it's a quarter after one arm all alone and i need to know ♪ >> lady antebellum will change their name in an effort to support the black lives matter movement. the grammy award-winning group announced on soc

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arthel: dan springer, thank you. eric? eric: well, arthel, right now watching closely as tropical storm cristobal pushes toward the gulf coast. everyone living in the path of the storm has been told to take all necessary precautions. you've been through this drill before. you have a few more hours before the storm expected to make landfall. jonathan hunt on the ground live in new orleans where the mississippi could potentially crest, and there's always the fear of flooding. hi, jonathan. >> reporter: hey, eric. the rain has been coming down for more than 12 hours now, pretty consistently. we're in something of a pause at this moment, but the rain is expected to be coupled with the storm surge that will come along with high tide later tonight. and you talk about the mighty mississippi, there is the right behind me there, and we're expecting the eye of the storm to pretty much come up from the louisiana coastline right across very close to new orleans later. but the residents, as you say, of this city know what to do, they'v

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let's check in with correspondent dan springer on the scene tonight.g, dan. >> so far, so good in seattle. we have a larger crowd than we had last night. it was peaceful for five hours last night before the fireworks went off just after 9:00. i will say we have a curfew that went into effect at 9:00, about 45 minutes ago, but police are not enforcing the curfew. they didn't last night. they made 86 arrests over the last four days of protest and none of them have been for violating a curfew. may be one of the reasons it's been peaceful tonight is because they are doing a different tactic. we can push income we can see that there is a police line that is well back. you can see these umbrellas? that's the very front of the line of protesters and there is a barricade in front of them and about half a block past them up the street is the east precinct for the seattle police department and that's where the police are. they are way back by the precinct but they are not right up by the barricade like they were last night so there is no agitation between the pr