in the last few minutes we've heard that the pilot of the us air force fighter jet we've heard that theot of the us air force fighterjet which crashed in the north sea this morning has been found dead. the pilot has not yet been named. the f—is c eagle aircraft was from the 48 fighter wing at raf lake and heat. it was on a routine training mission and crashed shortly after 940 while on a training session. europe's solar orbiter probe will make its first close pass of the sun today. it will track by a distance ofjust over 77 million km. the prone delete my probe was launched in february and it is ona probe was launched in february and it is on a mission to learn what makes the sun behave the way it does. chris, thanks very much for joining us. just talk us through the significance of what is happening today. actually, today is a landmark day for two reasons for those who are associated with the mission. first of all, we are on our first orbit after launch in february. we've reached a point in that orbit where we are closest to the sun. that's a big achievement. i've been watching my inst

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a us air force f—15 eagle has crashed approximately an hour ago in the north sea and it was from raff course to come. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. this is going to be another of those weeks where you keep your umbrella and your sunglasses to hand because the forecast for this week is one of sunshine and some heavy, thundery downpours in the shape of showers. but with the showers, not all of us will catch one. what's happening at the moment is low pressure is dominating our weather. you can see it and could hear, the cloud rotating around it in an anticlockwise direction, dragging it in and a lot of low cloud, mist and fog from the north sea. through the day a lot of that will push back towards the coastline. we might hang onto a bit more of it across scotland and also see quite a few showers develop. most of those will be in the west, we could see if you in the east and they are likely to be heavy and thundery if you catch one. and the other thing is, with a lack of wind they are also going to be slow—moving. so

we now have with us air force master sergeant chad kinevil. thank you for joining us here.we all set? >> yes. alicia: good. we're so happy to talk to you today and happy father's day to you. thank you so much for your service. we are wanting to talk to you today because you have submitted to a mosaic, that is being put out there by this great company called hunt military communities. they work on housing for families and you submitted a picture in addition to other families for this mosaic, didn't you? can you tell us why you did that? >> my wife actually works for hunt as an operations support manager. so she works closely with them. alicia: can you tell us a little bit about your family and how you're going to be celebrating father's day today? >> so, i got three kids, 16, 8 and 12, all three of them are actually in illinois with grandma right now. so it's just me and the wife today. i'm going to relax in the pool. alicia: that sounds like the way to do it. what folks may not realize or even think about too often is that on father's day often there are fathers and familie

he was dangerous he's an angry man intent on bringing or the police officers creo is an active us air force sergeant 911 caller on saturday afternoon said he was driving a white van believed to be filled with guns and explosives. >>when santa cruz county deputy damon got swell or into other officers responded to creo is home may him iraq did this was a very chaotic scene. >>there's a lot of gunshots. there was pipe bombs going off. radio and cell reception is pour in that region of the county. >>a second unidentified deputy was also shot in the turmoil, he remains in the hospital. the road leading up to curry owes home has been blocked off as federal investigators have found more guns and while attempting his getaway korea was accused of trying to carjack the man seen in the red while wrestling the gunman to the ground the man only identified as sam was able to knock a pipe bomb and guns, including an ar 15 away from creole, the fbi are right now looking into a possible link between curry owes van and a white van seen leaving a deadly may 29th shooting at an oakland federal building the fen

>>the police officers creo is an active us air force sergeant a 911 caller on saturday afternoon said he was driving a white van believed to be filled with guns and explosives. >>when santa cruz county deputy damon got swell or into other officers responded to creo is home may him iraq to this was a very chaotic scene. >>there's a lot of gunshots. there was pipe bombs going off. radio and cell reception is pour in that region of the county. >>a second unidentified deputy was also shot in the turmoil, he remains in the hospital. the road leading up to creo is home has been blocked off as federal investigators have found more guns and while attempting his getaway korea was accused of trying to carjack the man seen in the red while wrestling the gunman to the ground the man only identified as sam was able to knock a pipe bomb and guns, including an ar 15 away from creole, the fbi are right now looking into a possible link between curry owes van and a white van seen leaving a deadly may 29th shooting at an oakland federal building the fence offering no new information monday as this inves

now know that the man arrested for killing the santa cruz county sheriff's sergeant is an active us air force officer and sergeant actually and now the fbi is investigating this man because they think he could be involved in other shootings that happened the bay area including killing of a federal officer oakland has about a week ago take a look at your screen you can see a picture of 32 year-old stephen on saturday deputies responded to a 911 call around one 30 in the afternoon about a suspicious fan in the santa cruz mountains the caller said there were guns and bomb making devices inside that van when deputies arrived the person driving that van pulled away driving down a driveway at a home where deputies followed it was then they were ambushed by gunfire and explosives 38 year-old damon guts while it was shot along with another deputy that deputy is recovering another deputy was hit by a car crew used fleeing the scene highway patrol officer was also shot in the hand that's wilder died from his injuries at the hospital eventually correa was shot as well during his arrest, he was treated a

the man arrested for fatally shooting that santa cruz county sheriff's sergeant he's an active us air force sergeant and now he's being investigated by the fbi they think he could be connected to other shootings in the bay area, including the killing of a federal officer in oakland. take a look at your screen. so you can see stephen his 32 years old and he is accused of killing as i said that santa cruz sheriff's sergeant saturday and wounding 2 other officers it happened when deputies responded to a 911 call around one 30 about a suspicious van in the santa cruz mountains the caller said that there were guns and bomb making devices inside that man when deputies arrived the van pulled away driving down the driveway of the home where deputies followed it was then they were ambushed by gunfire and explosives, 38 year-old damon gets wilder was shot along with another deputy plus a deputy was hit by a car creo useful to flee the scene a highway patrol officer was shot in the hand that's well or died from his injuries at the hospital eventually korea was shot during his arrest, he was treated at

sheriff's sergeant he is an active us air force sergeant and he's not only been charged with first-degree murder. but now the fbi is looking into whether or not he is connected to other things that have been going on in the bay area, including killing of a federal officer take a look at your screen you can see who this man is again an air force sergeant, he seems 32 year-old stephen and on saturday deputies responded to a 911 call around one 30 about a suspicious man in the santa cruz mountains. the caller said they were there were some guns and bomb making devices inside that van when deputies arrived the van pulled away driving down a driveway at a home where deputies followed it was then they were ambushed by gunfire and explosives 38 year-old damon guts will or was shot along with another deputy and a deputy was hit by a car creo used to flee the scene a highway patrol officer was also shot in the hand that's wheeler died from his injuries at the hospital. eventually korea was shot during his arrest, he was treated at the hospital. for non life threatening injuries, skews me he's been

us air force sergeant is connected to both cases so we'll have to continue to follow that but take a look at your screen for now so you can 32 year-old stephen and on saturday deputies responded to a 911 call around one 30 pm around a suspicious fan in the santa cruz mountains the caller said there were guns and bomb making device inside when deputies arrived the van pulled away driving down the driveway of the home where deputies followed it was then they were ambushed by gunfire and explosives 38 year-old dam and guts willer was shot along with another deputy plus another deputy was hit by a car korea used to flee the scene a highway patrol officer was also shot in the hand that's well or died from his injuries later at the hospital though eventually korea was shot during his arrest, he was treated at the hospital for non life threatening injuries. he has been charged with first degree murder, let's take a look at his history crew has been active duty with the air force since february of 2009 he was stationed at the travis air force base he works in security forces and previously w

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she is a formerjudge advocate in the us air force and is now an associate professor at the southwesternow from los angeles. thank you very much forjoining us thank you very much forjoining us here on bbc news. are you proponent —— surprised that general milley has spoken out in this way and was he right to? i'm not surprised and thank you for having me tonight. what iam you for having me tonight. what i am surprised by is that he has not spoken out sooner. frankly i was surprised he did not resign a week ago after he realised he had been used as a uniformed tool and the political campaign and through him, by virtue of him being the highest military ranking officer today, but the entire military was so used. and the same day, in the same day that the president called for the military to be used against primarily peaceful protesters on american streets, the fact that that terrible imagery that general milley sent as he walked in his combat gear after the president, you know, someone the president, you know, someone for the president had ordered will protesters be tear gas to make way for

good afternoon general sean, major general john sean joining us from vandenberg air force base. welcome, can you hear us. >> i can hear you. can you hear me? >> perfect. so major general john shaw is the commander of the space operations command under the u.s. space force and he's also the commander of the combined force space component under u.s. space command. so general shaw, i'm sure this was a very exciting weekend. you commanded the task force 45 that was responsible for being on alert in the event that the nasa astronauts had to be rescued. so i guess maybe if you wouldn't mind starting -- walking us through what happened with this launch and also telling us more broadly in the space force i'm sure a lot of people ask you what do you do in the space force and i'm sure you tell them everything that you do, we provide satellite communications, we provide gps, missile warning, you provide weather services. but not a lot of people understand that you also provide support for human space flight. so maybe tell us, walk us through the mission on saturday and what were some of you

good afternoon, general shaw, major general john shaw joining us from vandenberg air force base. welcome. can you hear us? >>an

good afternoon, general shaw, major general john shaw joining us from vandenberg air force base. welcome. can you hear us? >> i can hear you break can you hear me, sandra? >> perfect. major general john shaw, he is the commander of the space operations commands under the u.s. space force and he is also the commander of the combined force space component for the u.s. space command. ... communications, gps, weather services but not a lot of people understand we also provide support for human spaceflight. walk us through the mission and. thank you. >> thank you for hosting and greetings from the air force base on this beautiful central coast of california. thanks for this opportunity. a lot of things upfront so i guess i will talk for a little bit. it was not only an incredible weekend but it's been an incredible month, the month of may 2020. earlier this month we launched in x. 37 from cape canaveral. the people in the air force to transfer and now who do we have that may be a transfer to the space force. on top of that they have recruiting commercials in the month of may that are k

about one that is misunderstood by a lot of people is the back story of the wasp and in the us army air forces and even the women that led it viewed it as an experiment although i understand a lot of the wasp themselves would want to refer to themselves that way, but what were those early years like? how did they get to the point of the wasp as we know and love them today? guest: that's a great question and they were in the wasp port two years from september 42, to december, 1944 and those were the dates they accept and the whole program started with a the women's auxiliary with nancy love in september, 42 ' and started working bringing experienced women pilots in and then out the same time the army air force realized you note 28 women was not enough to do this and they wanted to do more and so they started the track that was that would lead them to the math-- west. jacqueline cochran ran that. it's come out in the last couple of years that oh, no, the wasp started and 43 and they were separate organizations and they absolutely were not paired the training women it would train and get a little

of respect fair and in regards to these protests we now have the air force inspector general investigating the air national guard's use of recognizance planes to monitor those recent protests which you are out there covering. absolutely so you have the air force spokeswoman and she actually came out with this statement yesterday quote following discussions with the secretary of defense marc esper about shared concerns the secretary of the air force is conducting an investigation into the use of air national guard r.c. 26 aircrafts to support civil authorities during a recent protest activity in the u.s. cities and you also have the director of the air national guard saying last week that the guard has used our c. $26.00 before to track civil disturbances and that was per quest of law enforcement now the 2 major cities being looked at are what the guard did in washington d.c. and also many appel this during the time of those george floyd now manila the national guard actually has 11 of these are c. 26 aircrafts and typically they use these aircrafts for drug enforcement or border patrol monitoring there's no telling wh

us a steer towards vietnam. we would pick up the air force direction center. they would tell us where to go and all this good stuff. we started the operation. we were supposed to start at 12:10. the confusion was, what is l our? the navy and army have different designations for l our. it was screwed up to begin with. by the time we got there, it was 3:00 in the afternoon. one thing happened that was really unforgivable. they -- a message came in to say, we are going to start this operation right around noon. the guy was going off shift. another guy was coming aboard. took the messages, filed it away. the next guy went through stuff. it did not go through the flash message basket until an hour or two later. there was the message that said, the operation starts at 12:10. right now, it is 3:00. you can imagine how we had to scramble. everybody on the ground was ticked off. we did not get the word correctly. we thought it would go like phnom penh. the 53's started out beautifully. they went in where they were going to pick up some vietnamese and americans to start

the cases have the shells that were used for the 21-gun salute at arlington air force base in houstonwhich is where the body arrived here in texas from washington, d.c. , which ise guestbook , which is on the page that angela merkel signed. we have the condolence book, which is turned to barack and obama, and we also have the program from the service, and we have the u.s. senate condolence book, which is turned to mitch mcconnell's signature. we have a photomontage of .hroughout his life of course, the early life, they were married young. he was just still in the navy when they got married, so we have a montage of photos from their life, from his career here at the library. of -- a niceos the u p 4141 traveled from houston to the library, carried the body with it, and a section of the railroad track that was cut out by you p, but that's a section the train actually went over, and one of my favorite parts is this is one .f a series of two when misses bush died, there is a cartoon of misses bush -- mrs. bush going to heaven and being greeted by her daughter, and went mr. bush -- when pr

air combat general mike holmes for joining us today. now, after so many years of service, in key positions throughout our air force, he needs no little introduction. i'll summarized by saying he has excelled in operational, staff and academic pursuits at every level. as a result, he is brought in an surpassed degree of competence to his current job. as the command of air combat command, he's responsible for organizing, training and equipping air force and intelligence forces for rapid deployment. with that i would like to turn it over to you, to share with us what issues are at the top of your priority list these days. especially when it comes to the operational employment vero space assets in key regions, around the globe. i'm shaking his stick over to you. >> thank you thanks for those kind words. hello everybody, thanks for spending some time with the mitchell institute thanks for giving me a chance to talk a little bit. as he point out air combat command is primarily -- our job primarily is to present combat ready forces, but are components are ac seen as, or we are presented as a result we're pretty pretty and focused a lot of the time. at t

air force to meet its foia obligations. thankfully we were representative by the veterans legal services clinic which enabled us to file suit in federal court. despite numerous efforts by the air force to conceal its findings and recommendations of the team the federal judge eventually ordered the air force to disclose request documents under the threat of sanctions. the documents were received were startling or the panel of follow-up studies by the air force found racial disparities were quote consistently persistent in getting worse. the air force admitted the numbers were quote concerning and imports of having quote at what went consistent disciplinary processes. these findings were made in 2016 and despite concluding that the air force quote must clearly address the disparities some white quote" the air force appeared to act on the recommendations and address the issue. another disturbing finding from our review the documents is the air force legal committee's efforts to discredit the data showing their own data showing significant racial disparities. despite the strong conclusions that since day one j. has attempted to

black lives matter protest in front of the white house this week joins us live to talk about what drove her to speak out, also an air forceervist, thank you for your service and thanks for joining us. >> i will do it any time. >> tell us why you decided to have this conversation. >> to honor the wife of george floyd. any death in america is the worst thing that could happen. doesn't matter who it is. any death in america is a tragedy. here is the thing. if black lives matter we need to know which ones because we africans don't know which ones. life is valuable. the number of black americans killed in dc, this death in dc, america doesn't know about it. 's for bed will, malika brown, antonio byrne, gina staff. reverend but work. i could go on and on and on. why don't americans know who these african-americans are? we are looking at 30 african-american deaths within 3 months. this is our potential. it is human capital. we cannot see the entire anything because of who took their life. murder is murder regardless who takes their life. americans listening to me. i'm angry about it. anyone who takes any american life will be he

air force to meet the foia obligations. thankfully we were represented by the veterans service clinic which enabled us to file suit in federal court. despite efforts to conceal finding and recommendations of the team, the federal judge eventually ordered the air force to disclose the requested documents under the threat of sanctions. the documents that we received are startlingch the panel and follow-up study by air force man power found that the racial disparities were quote consistent and persistent and getting worse. the air force admitted that the numbers were concerning and the importance of having, quote, equitable and consistent disciplinary processes. these findings were made in 2016 and despite concluding that the air force, quote, must clearly address the disparity in some way, end quote, the air force appeared to act on the team's recommendations and address the issues. another disturbing finding of our review of the documents is the air force legal communities efforts to discredit the data showing their own data showing significant racial disparities. despite the strong conclusions of a1, j.a. has attempted to di

us nowhere. >> federal investigators say former air force sergeant steven carrillo is accused of that murder. >>> today loved ones of a san francisco man killed in a police shooting also paid their final respects. investigators say 22-year-old sean monterrosa stole from a pharmacy during a recent protest. a vallejo police officer shot and killed him after he mistook a hammer in monterrosa's hand for a gun. john burruss, the family lawyer, says they want that officer charges. he plans on filing a civil lawsuit against the city of vallejo. >>> tonight a professor at laney college in oakland is on leave after allegedly chastising a student about the pronunciation of her name. here's nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. >> reporter: we are a nation of people, ingredients in the great melting pot. different backgrounds, different countries, different names. but in oakland, a laney college professor has been placed on leave for allegedly refusing to say one of those names. the sister of a laney student posted on social media an email exchange between laney math professor matthew hubbard, and her sister who

air force base since 2018. >> carrillo appears to have used his own blood to write phrases on one of the cars that h carjacked. the boolaloo term is used by extremists to reference a violent uprising or impending civil war in the united states. >> reporter: again, both men are behind bars, carrillo faces life behind bars or even the death penalty. in oakland, juliet goodrich, kpix 5. >>> an explosion, fire ripping through a business and d'angeloing several others in stinson beach this morning. ly person infe and heard the ex and ran right outside, the 90- year-old owner was late to work, which may have saved his life. nobody got hurt. no word yet on what caused that explosion. >>> just one month after a lock awaited opening, a makeshift trailer park for the homeless is now being shut down by the city of san jose. kpix 5 is live outside happy hollow park where the residents have already been moved out. len? >> reporter: that is right. san jose city officials say that their rv park for the homeless was abexperiment during a health emergency, but due to ongoing health concerns and escalating costs. prostiesers u

air force chief of staff. he'd be the first african-american head of the air force. will open the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, we need you more than human help. restore us to your favor, surrounding us with the shield of your mercy. we have been shaken by the forces that have come against us and look to you, our rede

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the i-team reporter dan reporten joins us. >> reporter: an active duty police officer left travis air forceand went to oakland with

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air. now, if you were watching on television, then you saw earlier jeri lynn blueford an oakland mom who lost her son continuing to talk about police reform and use of force as we came back on air, i know it may have been just a little bit jarring but i didn't want to interrupt her as she was sharing something very personal and very meaningful to her after losing her son alan. but that, again, is what makes the show different, the conversation never stops so we're glad you're here, we're here every day at 3:00 on air and on live stream answering your questions. see you on m >>> tonight, the violent clashes between police and protesters across this country. some officers tonight accused of going too far. the disturbing confrontation now seen by so many. the police officer shoving a 75-year-old demonstrator down to the concrete in buffalo, new york. the man bleeding from his head. officers claimed he tripped. governor cuomo tonight saying the scene made him sick to his stomach. two officers suspended and then the fallout from that. >>> police officers standing with them, 57 of them resigning in protest after those suspensions. >>> also tonight, the series o

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forces can be brought to bear against me. you have a good day. host: kristen clarke? guest: this is a great development. cops no longer on the air, a show that really glorifies use of excessive force by police. use of force, the dramatization of misconduct -- this is a campaign waged by our friends, an important step in the work we need to do to change the culture of policing in our country. caller, itened to the think about the criminalization of poverty and a blind eye we do turn to a lot of the crime that plays out in a corporate context. let's take mr. floyd for example , allegedly using a counterfeit $20 bill. i think about eric garner in new york allegedly selling a loose cigarette. allegedlyn louisiana selling cds from his trunk. notwithstanding whether any of these allegations are true, it is unclear why law enforcement needed to be engaged with any of those individuals, needed to use force on any of those individuals. all of those scenarios to me make clear the problem we have in our country of over-criminalizing conduct, criminalizing poverty, entangling law enforcement in communities of color in ways that are unnecessary and it is dangerous, if not, f

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suspect as this man 32 year-old stephen an active duty air force sergeant who was stationed at travis air force base kron four's jonathan mccall joins us from the studios, what we're learning about the suspects military background jonathan pam ken, so many questions still remaining unanswered tonight is stephen sits behind bars, one of the biggest mysteries. >>what would prompt an 11 year air force veteran to allegedly carry out this wild crime spree. this is video as authorities arrested creo yesterday afternoon after an hour's long crime spree across santa cruz county. this all started when deputies were called to an area in been lowman to check out a van filled with guns and explosives. they were finally able to get to dick real into custody. but only after he ambushed officers and stole a car. here's what else we've learned about creo he joined the u.s. air force in february 2009 before that we also learned today that the fbi is looking into possible links between creo the white van that he was seen in yesterday and the ambush that killed 2 officers with the federal protective services in oakland. last week as we mentioned creo is

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29, investigators believe this oakland protest over george floyd's death was used as a cover for an operation to kill. air forceergeant steve carrillo, and an accomplice, robert justice, were hunkered down inside this white van. they would go on to shoot and kill protective services officer david patrick underwood and injuring his partner. >> shots were fired out of that sliding side passenger door. >> reporter: carrillo would allegedly go on to murder a sheriff's deputy before he was taken into custody. authorities say a patch found in his van and a message in his own blood on the hood of a car suggest that he was part of a radical movement. >> the complaint alleges that the patch and the phrases written by carrillo are associated with the so-called boogaloo movement. >> reporter: the boogaloos, some sharing posts under a hashtag, are loosely affiliated extrists. me lipa civihe awhsee ceteoleven pandems > this fits ectly n opportunity foaltrate aos. that's what >> reporter: in atlanta, police are looking for the arsonist who, during a peaceful protest, set fire to the wendy's, which was the scene of the police

air force pace. >> carrillo appears to have used his own blood to write phrases on one of the cars that he carjacked. the boogaloo term is used by extremists to reference a violent uprising edng civ war in the united states. >> reporter: both men currently are behind bars. carrillo facing a life sentence in prison, even the death penalty. in oakland, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> new at 7:00, the families of two men shot and killed my bart police officers blasted the bart director today for saying it's not true that bart officers, quote, murder people. oscar grant died on the platform at fruitvale in 2009. outside the west oakland station in 2018 and joseph mateo was cleared of wrongdoing in find l's death, baugh jury later ordered bart to pay more than $6 million to his family. the officer was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in grant's death. allen's death of bart police came during thursday's board meeting when a member of the m >> we felt directly attacked by her words and concerns of the community and the families. >> some fellow board members also called allen's comment racist. in a stat

its mission, guarding planes and other assets at travis air force base. sources tell us carrillo has a history of writing and posting ideological rants against the government and police. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf says the city is committed to a rigorous and transparent investigation into the deadly shooting of an oakland man over the weekend. protesters gathered after the shooting death of erik salgado. the 23-year-old was killed by chp officers last saturday night. demonstrators say the officers involved should be fired and arrested. authorities say the officers opened fire at the car that salgado and his pregnant girlfriend were inside. sources tell us salgado was behind the wheel of a stolen car, one of many cars that looters stole from a san leandro dealership last week. >> he's the product of the streets as many other people are who are in that cycle mass incarceration and police brutality, andsoon. >> salgado leaves behind a 3-year-old daughter. his girlfriend survived the shooting and is at the hospital. the oakland police department, alameda county d.a.'s of

air force. few days before some of us had been in cities, spending time at restaurants. we weren't scared we didn't know. we've got stuff out of the plains, we moved out. nobody said this is it. nobody said you have arrived in korea to beat back five korean divisions. someone said we are here to delay the reds. okay let's go. about 10% of those veterans. a few of those look like friends. somewhere between paris and men's. mostly the soldiers were young, no battle experience. they smiled a lot. they made the whole lot of us look like good nature yanks, glad to see newtown. some of these boys enlisted to travel. but whoever sees travel posters about korea. relax come to the land of the morning come. at first the towns looked like any town. in this part of the world. the south korean troops like any soldiers. they worry about the same things. get tired, i mean tired. we all want to ask what was it like up there? what kind of fighting? terrain, tactics and guns? as far as weak were concerned those koreans couldn't talk. we are in a foreign country, no time to get acquainted.

i pity a country that would come up against us and the synergy with air land and sea forces and in our ability to control the battle space and seize the high ground is devastating all countries respect the power of the united states in that respect how dominant we are in this region and we get better and better and better. the. the. tonight attend a reg limps of china's bishop's expansion in one of the world's most contested regions we report from the south china sea by the chinese a warning off anyone who comes too close to that building program we continue our look this morning and what china does not want you to see the united states as the superpower is reclaiming land in the south china sea the fact that we're dealing with a situation right now where we the u.s. has to be much more aggressive in dealing with the chinese government c.n.n. has learned that the u.s. navy is about to send a destroyer there let's go to our c.n.n. c.n.n. got exclusive access to classified u.s. surveillance flights over the islands and. the threat of china is becoming big news the media is beating the dr

back now fair and speaking of protests and demonstrations the air force inspector general is is investigating the air national guard's use of reconnaissance planes to monitor those protests a couple weeks ago which you are out what's going on with that. testament you actually had an airport spokeswoman i asked to find a statement i phones today following discussion ok for a shared story the secretary of the air force is conducting an investigation into the back of the national guard are some 26 aircraft which support civil authorities during recent protests activity and u.s. cities and also have the director of the air national guard saying last week that the guard is used are 26 before the r c 22nd is to track civil disturbances 7 that was per request of law enforcement to make our cities being looked at are what the guard did in washington d.c. as well as on every street time of the george bush protest now you know the national guard has 11 of those are $6.00 crossing they normally use it for border patrol or drug enforcement but there's no telling how long that investigation is going to take as of now it's in the hand

she joins us live to talk about what drove her to speak out, and i should mention she is also an air forceeservist, so thank you for your service i thank for joining us. >> i'll do it any time. >> shannon: tell us why you decided to go out there and have this conversation. >> the reason i was there to honor the life of george floyd. any death in america is the worst thing that we could see happen. it doesn't matter who it is. it doesn't matter -- any death in america is a tragedy. here's the thing. black lives matter, we need to know which ones, because we africans don't know which ones, okay? life is valuable. i will tell you, shannon, the number of black americans who got killed in d.c. come within three months, looking at ten african-american people, america doesn't know about them. antonio bernie. janice up. i can go on and on and on, why don't americans know who these african-americans are? these are my brothers, these are my sisters, we need them. 30 african-american deaths within three months, this is our potential. we cannot see them die and not do anything because of who took the

the least of not which was that the air clearly was an excessive use of force the 3 other officers were placed on desk duty and main face further disciplined lanas police chief apologized to how we behaved as an agency as individuals was unacceptable and i know that we. cause further fear. to you in a space that's already so fearful for so many african-americans and i'm genuinely sorry this is not who we are this is not where we were about another disturbing video from los angeles shows a police vehicle excel orating into protesters knocking 2 of them down it then reverse that high speed nearly striking other people no one was seriously injured rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles ok so now when you look at washington d.c. with mike hanna his report on the protests there and the moves to crackdown on a far left group. protesters once again gathered in the vicinity of the white house kept the distance away by layers of police and secret service officers . invoking the name of the man whose death has sparked these nationwide protests here are 5 the president chose to assign responsibility

evening and it was disturbing on many levels the least of not which was that the air clearly was an excessive use of force the 3 other officers were placed on desk duty and main face further discipline plan as police chief apologized how we behaved as an agency as individuals was unacceptable and i know that we. cause further fear. to you in a space that's already so fearful for so many african-americans and i'm genuinely sorry this is not who we are this is not where we are about another disturbing video from los angeles shows a police vehicle excel orating into protesters knocking 2 of them down it then reverse that high speed nearly striking other people no one was seriously injured rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles in chicago some businesses have been destroyed destroyed by rising more than 65000 calls were made to emergency services in a single day the city's mayor has promised to help rebuild neighborhoods what we saw last night is completely heart wrenching to me personally and i know to many of you who i have spoken to and heard from updates and i received all day and night from our all the men

use of force policies engaging the community for diverse range of input. report, the findings back to the community and ultimately reform be the use of force policy we're already doing that is not an air shaft that student is our own police commissioner, the police commission has been engaged in this process know for about 5 months larry white and rashida run eyes of the coalition for police accountability the organization that helped write measure ll establishing oakland's independent police commission says instead of signing the pledge they think they're shaft to do other things to provoke police reforms we would like to the mayor to sign a pledge. >>not to weaken the police commission their actions will result in some real change in the rules regarding how the police operate across the bay not only did san francisco mayor london breed side the commit to action pledge. she took it a step further saying she will lead an effort to redirect funding away from sfpd to support the african american community, however, oakland city council member dead cobb says taking money away from opd would result in less police officers that his city comments oakland. >>that we already have one of the m