they know the city like the palm of their hands.ut they were sitting on those hands and you know, i take, you know, the officers at their word, literally, that the reason they were sitting on their hands is because of the mayor of new york, de blasio has just dropped the ball. it is appalling. you know, just a minute. i was watching a protest outside the white house and i flashback to may 1st, 2011, and another demonstration outside the white house. it was the night the president announced that we killed osama bin laden and everybody was together and everybody was united and everybody was american and all races and ages and high-fiving and hugging. you know, i long for that kind of harmony. i long for that kind of patriotism. i long for that kind of unity and i lament this anarchy. i said at the first night this happened on your show, george floyd is a forgotten man. his reputation is defaced. you know, his name is barely mentioned. you see these scenes, these horrible scenes, the anarchy, the rioting, the looting, life being turned

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.

city streets today. hoping theirlone will deter the find of violence we saw here and in so many other cities over the weekend. for the last 48 hours, the protests in l.a. have been far more peaceful. also more peaceful last night in washington, d.c. and again that's proving to be the case today. that is the good news. obviously so many communities and law enforcement agencies marred and scarred forever by the violence. none more so than the st. louis police department. retired captain dave dorn was 77 years old. he was protecting a store from looters when he was shot and killed. his son spoke for the family. listen here. >> he was protecting and serving. this is the way -- feel in my hearts of hearts this is how he would like to transition from this earth. >> in portland, oregon, this was a stunning visual display of protests when thousands laid down with their hands behind their backs on a bridge. many decided to ignore that city's curfew and there were clashes between the police and those who simply refused to go h

have a vetoproof majority in minneapolis and their city council, vowing to do just that. being a police officer has just become more dangerous than ever for everyone i know who has become a police officer. that's their dream and their passion. for the good cops out there, we've got to thank you for what you did. we've got to remember the 9/11s, those moments where you put your life at risk for all of us and now actually, you know, who wants this job at this point? seriously. anyway, joining us now with reaction, fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera and on the phone, by the way, fox news contributor dan bongino. dan, you've been a cop in new york, you watch the events unfold. you see the police, 800 of them have been hurt. rocks, bottles, molotov cocktails, bricks, 800 hurt, couple died, innocent citizens have died. you see anarchy, police stations burn, vandalize, looting. now half a city taken over. it's bad out there. >> i mean, sean, what about the police officer in las vegas who took a round in the neck and is now paralyzed from the neck down? where are the p

many of the nations are thinking about how they can learn from the past to safeguard their city's future. venice is legendary waterways without the masses a rare commodity here gondoliers are slowly returning to the cities can now but so far only a few visitors have indulged themselves. usually packed with tourists at this time of the year piazza san marcos seems almost deserted after the coronavirus crisis brought the city to a near standstill venice is gradually opening up to visitors again but not everyone is looking forward to the return of the masses jane demo still sees this as an opportunity for a much needed change she has been advocating for a more sustainable form of tourism one that doesn't put the future of the city at risk the problem with venice is that it's in the dreamy fred delicate system and and you can't just do anything you like to venice it needs to be. treated carefully otherwise there won't be any venice left in the future and we need to be responsible about. the legacy of venice and think about what venice has given to us other people have a right to get that too

this very different scene represents what protesters want for their city. they say they won't budge until they keep them out they have been met. sports news no end in soccer the german bundesliga has seen more action are the lives they want to huff and i'm looking for a win to cement their hold on 3rd place and a trip to the champions league next season and the hosts obliged and then their guest to neil victory. in making a return to hoffenheim the place where he made his debut as the league's youngest head coach marcel rop took over as hoffenheim caretaker coach only this past tuesday after the club fired alfred's kreuger. but he didn't have an easy task ahead of him leipzig are known for their firepower and dani made it one nail in just the 9th minute i know what you move kaylee with the perfect pass and own mode did the rest. and the spain international wasn't done yet barely 2 minutes later and made it to nil i. headed back for a long ball to all who fired home to bag his brace. in the 27th minute bores header bounced off the woodwork came from what was

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even the mayor said they were disgracing their city with their acts of vandalism and criminality. what were those lessons learned when things got out of hand to be applied tonight? >> it's not unusual for a high-quality police department to be caught flat footed with a flareup of violence making plans of reevaluating again and undoubtedly the chief was part of that reevaluation. and was indicated, this was fostering a progressive leader. that is the nature of these events as they play out in real time. it is important with the atlanta police department right now, that they've thoughtfully move their assets around, it would be great if the fire department came in and kept it from getting worse. >> this fire has been going for 30 minutes. the fire department has not felt safe. a season of situation to go there. one of our local reporters indicate that there were people trying to set additional buyers. we now have ed flynn with us. we appreciate your expert expertise, the wendy's is still on fire, a number of people have continued to gather. they are very upset about a 27-year-old ma

the mayors are urging a lunatic fringe into their cities. we have had officers assassinated because of a suggestion by mayor de blasio that the police are picking on people randomly. disingenuous? as the mayor know, all you have to do is tell them not to do proactive policing. just tell them not to do it. then on the fact that if you on the street, lives will be lost. if you say that to people, you contextualize the conversation. this is a strawman argument. people don't care whether the city is attacked and people are shot if the mayor is going on tv after the cops are defended season -- defending the city and attack them, we have been doing this for five years. i have been warning that if we don't have a serious conversation about this topic, policing is going to collapse. policing collapsed on monday. it will continue to limp on. but any department is at risk now if the formulation is one event, one saying it is upsetting. that is a standard that cannot be met. that will be the standard -- there are two good reasons to spend our money els

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andi monuments and in their cities and i would say for a good chunk of them, the decision—making processarly not from those communities that we re from those communities that were harmed by these people and the second thing is that these commissions did very little. in the case of charleston, whether massacre happened in 2015, where this sort of wave began, no confederate statue has come down. they had a commission. one of the out puts of the commission was a similar controversy as bristol, they wanted a clerk but they couldn't even agree on the language of the clerk, the language of the clerk, the language of the plaque was controversial, they couldn't vote on it, they watered it down and there was a good chunk of black councilmembers who are like, no, we should take the statue down. so these incrementalist processes have not serve the people who have been particularly harmed in what i overheard in that new segmentjust now, what i overheard in that new segment just now, what what i overheard in that new segmentjust now, what the young lady was saying, if you area young lady was saying,

to scare you different see represents what protesters want for their city. they say. until they have been met. and it's time now for a look at some of the other stories making news around the world poland has reopened its borders after nearly 3 months scrapping a mandatory quarantine for anyone coming in at midnight residents in the german border town of frankfurt celebrated with their polish neighbors poland is also relaxing border controls with other neighbors. lebanese protesters have clashed with security forces for a 2nd night in beirut and tripoli protests broke out after the currency crashed to a record low deepening an already severe financial crisis these are the latest in a wave of demonstrations accusing the government of economic mismanagement and corruption. and it's time for some sports news now and in soccer the german bundesliga has seen more action. went to hoffenheim looking for a win to cement their hold on 3rd place and a trip to the champions league next season and the hosts obliged and then their guests a 2 victory. making a return to hoffenheim

they could look at their city and the way it was divided. and they could look at the vast disparity in opportunities that were afforded to african-americans and whites. at the landscape, the landscape sent a signal over and over, that one class of people, one group of people, was superior, and another group of people was in fear. -- in fairy are. -- inferior. it.no one had to say this did not have to be taught in schools and he did not have to learn it in books. it was part and parcel of everyday life and the environment people lived in. this is the system people would challenge and challenge at an increasingly high-level, beginning in the mid-1950's and into the 1960's. and we know that challenge as that civil rights era. and some people also refer to it as the second reconstruction. >> congressional black caucus chair california representative karen bass discussed legislation to address police violence and racial profiling in the wake of the death of george floyd. live coverage begins monday at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. our first guest

this very different scene represents what protesters want for their city. they say they won't budge until they key to must have been met. authorities in beijing have locked down parts of the chinese capital after a cluster of new corona virus cases was discovered at a major wholesale food market more than 40 people have tested positive so far doctors are preparing to carry out another $10000.00 tests to try to stem the outbreak. this is a scene people in beijing hoped they would never have to witness again and. work is sealing off one of the city's largest food markets after a resurgence of corona virus infections there. and it's not the only steps being taken. security forces have been called in. there setting up checkpoints and making sure the thousands of residents living in the vicinity of the market are following orders to stay indoors and not leave their homes. both or to say that it turman to contain the outbreak. failed united states was immediately put on emergency wartime like footing and we set up a field headquarters to deal with the situation a

have, and so those who lived and worked and lived their lives in aroundtem could look themselves, their city and the way it was designed, and look at the fast disparity in opportunities that were afforded to african-americans and whites, landscapendscape, the over and over said one group of and anotheruperior group of people was inferior, and no one had to say it. taughtd not have to be in formalized lessons in schools , it was part and parcel of everyday life and the environment that people lived in , and this is the system people would challenge and challenge at an increasingly high level, 1950's andin the mid- into the 1960's, and of course we know that challenges the civil rights era, and some refer to it as the second reconstruction. congressional black caucus chair karen bass discusses legislation to address police violence and profiling in the wake of george floyd's death. live coverage begins monday at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. alex vitale, a sociology professor and the author of the book "the end of policing." thank you for joining us. guest: good morning, pedro. narrator:

individual police departments make decisions about specific practices responsible to their city leadership such as chokehold's. important conversations are taking place in texas and across the country how we can promote and improve police practices and begin to repair the damaged relationship between the minority communities employees and to strengthen that there are steps we can take here in washington dc i know we are engaged in active discussions about what is the best wayorseoo create real change and it's a priority for members on both sides of the aisle. one proposal i have mentioned is a bipartisan bill that i introduce from senator peters of michigan and chairman grandma last year that had 20 bipartisan cosponsors endorsed not only by the urban league and the naacp that those as well and passed unanimously in the senate unfortunately we ran out of time in the house so it did not become law. not yet. this legislation creates a national criminal justice commission much like the 9/11 commission that would review our criminal justice system at large from top to bottom, something that ha

this very different scene represents what protesters want for their city. they say they won't budge until they he did not have to be met. and a reminder of our top story chinese authorities have locked down parts of beijing after a cluster of new coronavirus cases stemming from the food market plans to send students back to school on monday have now been suspended. as you're watching news we'll have more headlines of the top of the hour till then you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website the state of the dot com don't forget you can also follow us on twitter and instagram at the good news unexpired sir thanks for watching.

these mayors who drove the train and drove their cities over the cliff. mayors like garcetti and frey, who were more extremist than the most extremist voices and agreed there is no institution in the -- and america worse than the police. the city could be sacked or looted. you could have 20,000 homicides in chicago. nothing is worse than the american police. that is where they took the conversation. they can't get out of that now. they grandstand against belize. they told the public that they were some sort of monster that had to be tamed. youreality is, some, if people die when the police do their jobs. now see cities like detroit where the police have not been. a police officer involved shootings have flatlined. response time has flatlined. they have flatlined because there is no policing. is twonversation, there groups of people that have been totally silenced. one would be police officers. what would they know? i've never had a conversation with a cop that i didn't learn three or four things. of course, the community on the ground that does not meet th

was a family throughout the day lot of kids family but people from all walks of life and all its their cities and all colors like asian americans african-americans white people latinos everybody. again and it's a changing slightly so the younger people now there's more people dressed in black coming up now but still goods good mood or all around and all 4 and in the memory of george. bush on we've also heard that a fresh autopsy has ruled flights to a homicide what can you tell us about that and how that news is being received. well yes there is a new independent autopsy report out now and that was initialized by the lawyers of the floyd family because because of course the official autopsy report said nothing about the floor died here through immense pressure on his back and his neck which doesn't didn't allow oxygen and blood to flow to the brain this or this autopsy reports so clearly he died here because of those actions by those policeman and people here we said well we knew that all along. they used to fund the mines in minneapolis thank you for your reporting. well let's take a look no

and there are concerns here in europe as people who've been cooped up in their respective cities are ow flocking to coastal retreats for their summer vacations authorities in germany had to close the roads to popular baltic sea resorts on saturday to stop new arrivals as hordes of vacationers crowd of the beaches their tourism officials fear they could become covert 1000 hotspots if the tourists are not careful. the belgium however is trying to get ahead of the problem authorities there have developed innovative ways to welcome vacationers while keeping them safe. towns along belgium's almost 100 kilometer long north sea coast have turned to technology for crowd control on their beaches city dwellers can consult an app before leaving home to find a resort that still got space on its hands the crowd barometer uses colors to indicate how crowded different destinations are. also dark green means no crowds light green means sociable yellow means it's busy and orange that it's very busy every coastal zone is included on the app anonymous data is collected from mobile phones to do the count

thanks very different scene represents what protesters want for their city. he shot this. they say they won't budge until their key demands have been met. police in london have issued new restrictions for demonstrators ahead of protests set for today people supporting the black lives matter movement are expected police say protests file left and right wing groups are also likely to take to the streets british prime minister barak johnson is urging demonstrators to stay home to kate the pace. i was despite the government's concerns about violence a small anti-racism protest went ahead peacefully in london on friday other hours have been planned for the weekend but some organizers are advising people to stay at home. this is what they fear might happen last weekend some protesters clashed with police in the government district of whitehall. statues in parliament square were defaced including that of winston churchill he may have led britain to victory in world war 2 but like many people of that era he also expressed views on race and imperialism that are not acceptable today

departments are the ones that make decisions about specific practices, responsible of course to their city leadership. such as banning knee holds or choke holds. there are important conversations taking place in texas and across the country how we can effectively promote and improve police practices, and begin to repair the damaged relationship between our minority communities and our police. and to strengthen that work, there are steps we can take here in washington d.c. and i know many of us are engaged in active discussion about what's the best way to create real change and i know it's a priority for members on both sides of the aisle. one proposal i've mentioned is a bipartisan bill that i introduced with senator gary peters of michigan and chairman lindsey graham last year. this bill actually had 20 bipartisan co-sponsors. it was endorsed not only by the urban league and the naacp, but the major police organizations in this country as well and it passed unanimously in the senate. unfortunately, we ran out of time in the house, so it did not actually become law. not yet. this legislati

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its tracks and these mayors have a lot to answer -- these mayors who drove the trains and drove their cities over the cliff, mayors like garcetti and durkin who were more extremist and the extremist voices and agreed there is no institution in america were standup police, that nothing is worse, the city could be sacked or looted, you could have 20,000 homicides in chicago, nothing is worse than the american police, that is where they took the conversation and they can't get out of that now. they grant standard against all police, they told the public that they were some sort of monster that had to be tamed, the reality is that a few people die when police do their job, far more people die when police don't do their job. these cities like detroit, police -- a shooting a couple years ago, those shootings have flatlined, response time has flatlined, they have flatlined because there is no policing. this conversation, there are two groups of people that have been silenced in this conversation. one would be police officers. but what they know? i never had a conversation with a cop that i learned

. >> reporter: making up 1/5 of the city's budget, they are encouraging voters to contact their city council person if they want changes to the budget.>> to make it clear, the crquite sure whether they were actually in front of the mayor's home cup they broke up and went home after a short rally. >>> after another hot day, the fog has been rolling in this evening, our chief meteorologist now with the forecast, paul heggen?>> we could use it after temperatures rose well into the 90s for much of the inland portions of the bay area, 92 santa rosa, 96 concorde, 10-15 degrees above average, and not quite as hot as the heat waves, it is breaking down, that he dome, a transition day, not as hot and much cooler and breezy by friday and saturday, even a chance for a couple of sprinkles friday morning to about e sprinkles are the extent of what we will see. we will talk about how cool the temperatures will be, coming up in a few minutes.>>> a south bay landmark is slowly coming back to life, as shelter in place restrictions ease, maria medina reports that for one 10 business, it is too little

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trying to encourage just allowing these mayors to keep going forward and not standing up for their own city, and not standing up for law enforcement, the good cops out there risking their lives. and that can't be lost. while we talk about bad koppeds, this idea that you just paint everybody with the same brush is just wrong. i am not going to stand for it and a lot of others aren't. tim scott had a great bill for reform getting rid of bad cops and helping good cops do their job. the democrats voted against even debating the bill. judge jeanine: why? >> they don't want to solve the problem. this is a time where we have a moment in history where we can come together and solve the problems. but it's going to be a bipartisan solution. it's not one party writing the bill and shutting the other party out. it's a bill that has to get democrats and republican support. for democrats saying they don't want a republican senator to bring his own bill out. and democrats shutting out every single republican amendment down, including some that had bipartisan support all along because they are not going to

as their city degraded and fell apart around them became dirty and dangerous over the last decade, they did not flee to the suburbs many of their neighbors dead but stayed in their home. they've been in the same home for 32 years. they built it entirely slowly and painstakingly. they love it. on sunday, they sat on their backyard together having dinner. suddenly as they ate, a mob of hundreds of screaming people destroyed and came pouring in moving toward them quickly. they were terrified and watched as mobs looted and burned citizens around the country. was clearly intent on violence, they said so. when mccloskey told them to leave, they threatened to murder him and his wife and threatened to kill the family's dog. panicked, they called the police, than the call the neighborhood security patrol but no one came. they had no choice to protect themselves. they went inside and got there yes, legally registered firear firearms. it worked. met finally by citizens who dare defend themselves, and the mob retreated and melted away, but the terror did not end. the site of ordinary americans stan

this very different scene represents what protesters want for their city. here each others. they say they won't budge until their key demands have been met. after months of lockdown hamburger bomb of the museum of contemporary art here in berlin is back open with a spectacular new exhibition painted defines defies convention with her spray gun she's transformed the museum into a walk in world of color. the entire is a riot of color spilling across the floor and over a layered landscape a dazzling display made from recyclable called a starry panels for capturing a growth everything is circa this. person you come if i'm really fascinated about how i can make an exhibition where painting takes place without having to construct something to hang a painting on that's where this whole idea of working on site came from what you would otherwise build to display a painting you make as part of the whole work itself so the exhibition should have opened in april but like all berlin museums hamburger bun hope was close it was an opportunity to experiment and. the artist was able to use t

one of the main points i think the movement is making is that cities and states, their priorities are lopsided. a large percentage of the city budget goes to law enforcement. why doesn't the city deal with social problems so not so much money would have to go to law enforcement? within the bill, we have a grant program where community-based organizations can apply to come up with innovative solutions or strategies about law enforcement in their particular communities. jonathan: you mentioned your city, los angeles. i want to talk about seattle. republicans have been targeting the autonomous protest zone in seattle, asking if this is what citizens want in their cities. what do you think of that? seattlean bass: i think doing that is ok, but seriously, a city can't run that way. if you have a small corner of the city that chooses to do that , but i do believe the mayor and the chief of police certainly no and see that that autonomous zone will last for a very short time. if the neighborhood wants to experiment with that, i think that is fine, but you can't run a city without making sure

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