. >> we had a walkie-talkie set up. citizens band walkie-talkies.there were telephone communications in every building which the university tapped. we had 3 million, and people who did nothing during the strike but related to the machine. there was a sign on the wall in berkeley that said five students machine cangraphed do more harm to a university than an army. every building had their own mode of communication. we had four or five we were using. ♪ >> one of the things that happened was that each new group of people who came in the building, each new day's recruitment into the building would become political. would understand the life of the commune, would life of the -- would understand what was going on by the meeting. we were meeting for approximately eight hours a day. a lot of it was political education. a lot of it was just bullshit. a lot of it was learning about what we would do when the police came. fds is humane representing the human body, but it is a steering committee of various people from campus, and we are now trying to -- [indisce

. >> the chief said some of the instigators were highly organized, carrying walkie talkies, carrying others who flanked the attack. rebar pelted the officers. that's when the on-scene commander called for the use of tear gas and what are called rubber foam baton rounds. >> if that entire crowd would have turned on those officers, they would have been overrun. it would have been a done deal. it wouldn't have even been close and easily could have led to a deadly force situation. >> reporter: the chief says for the officers it was stay and protect the city or retreat, and let the city burn. >> we're not going to lose the city. >> reporter: in an exclusive one-on-one interview, the chief said other than this viral video showing one officer's inappropriate response to the crowd he's proud of the way the officers stood their ground against an organized mob. take the tear gas and rubber foam batons away as some city leaders are considering and the chief says it would have been much worse. >> led to hand-to-hand combat and much more aggressive styles of use of force. >> reporter: chief says

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the boss came and got out a walkie-talkie and said, boss, you got to come see this. sure this went through so many steps on the chain before someone said let's call the fbi. >> or let's call bubba, right? and then let's call the fbi. people are making it out like bubba found it and then just went on a sort of tear about it. that's not what happened. >> no. >> i spoke with bubba tuesday night, the day after -- after this sound bite, i'll let you say what you have to say. the day the fbi investigation finished. here's what he had to say. >> don, the image that i have and i have seen of what was hanging in my garage is not a -- is not a garage pull. i've -- i've been racing all my life. we've raced out of hundreds of garages that never had garage pulls like that. it was a noose. it was a noose that was -- whether it was tied in 2019 or whatever, it was a noose. so it wasn't directed at me, but somebody tied a noose. that's what i am saying. >> so -- >> it was -- it is a noose. >> all right. so there's been a lot of backlash against him. phelps thanked him for his leader

. >> workers coordinated the super flush test using walkie- talkies. you probably know the raiders coliseum dealt with multiple sewage and flooding issues over the years.>>> plumbing is important, i'm glad they did that. innkeeper watching it 7:00 the news we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [cheers and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: i appreciate y'all. thank you. thank you very much. i appreciate y'all. thank y'all now. i appreciate it, everybody. yeah, i do. thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheers and applause] like always, we got another good one for you today. returning for their second day, from san pedro, california, it's the champs, it's the bracco family. [cheers and

. >> the workers coordinated the super flesh test using walkie- talkies. the raiders old home at the coliseum dealt with multiple sewage and flooding issues over the years.>>> we remain on fire watch this evening. crews on high alert around the bay area. this vegetation fire broke out this afternoon in the guadalupe river park in san jose. let's bring in meteorologist paul heggen. paul, no doubt about it, it has been hot out there. >> yes, spots away from the day they definitely heated up well into the 90s. even around the bay temperatures reach to the upper half of the 70s and well into the 80s on the east side of the bay. we will see things return a bit closer to a normal pattern as we head through the next couple days. coastal and bay adjacent fog developing later on tonight. some of that she is developing already. remaining hot inland and through most of the 7-day forecast. a little bit cooler by the water thanks to some of that coastal fog, the onshore breeze reasserting itself. above average temperatures will continue through the weekend . is just a

. >> we had a walkie-talkie set up. and there were telephone communications in every building, i know people who did nothing in the strike but they worked the machine. five students with a menu graph machine can do more harm than a strike. every building had their own mode of communication. (music) >> one of the things that happened was that each new group of people that came into the building, each new day's recruitment into the building would become political. would understand the communicty, what was going on. we would meet approximately eight hours a day. a lot of it was political agitation, a lot of it was just bull. a lot of it was learning about what we would eat that day. >> i was representing the student body, but he was a student committee of various people. we are trying to now come bats and say that no amnesty would be granted to students under any circumstances. the question for amnesty is a political question, our legitimacy to protest has to be recognized before we can negotiate. >> there seems to be a lo

a highly organized mob, carrying walkie-talkies to communicate with each other hit his officers withocks, bottles and rebar, forcing the officers to respond with tear gas, rubber bullets and foam bullets. some city officers and leaders now want to take these non-lethal force tactics away from the department, but the chief says without those options, things at that demonstration would have been much worse. >> would have led to hand to hand combat and more aggressive styles of use of force. >> the department has received hundreds of complaints in the past few days, and eddie garcia says he will investigate each and every one of them. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, slowly ticking up. a cnbc analysis of data from johns hopkins shows coronavirus cases have been rising nationwide since memorial day weekend. the bars that you're looking at there on that graph represent new cases reported each day. the line is the seven-day average, and on the right, you can see it starting to climb. >>> now, in the bay area, we have more than 4,700 cases. alameda county reporting 92 since yesterday. santa clara

. >> we had a walkie-talkie set up. >> there were telephone communications to every building which theniversity tapped. we had -- that worked constantly somebody in berkeley says, five students and a machine can do more harm to a university than an army. every building had their communications room that had to deal with the modes of communication we were using. ♪ one of the things that would happen was each new group of people who came in the building, each new day's recruitment to the building, would become political work understand the life of the commune, would understand what was going on by the meeting. the stable of commune life was the meeting we would meet for approximately eight hours a day. a lot was political education a lot was worrying about what we would do when the police came. >> representing the student body but a committee of care various people from campus and we're now trying to combat a statement to the effects no amnesty will be granted under any sirc stabses. >> the question of amnesty is important because it's a political position. >> there seems to be more dign

1981, the republican national committee hired off duty officer to walk around with arm bands, walkie-talkiesvince people if they voted they would be monitored to kind of nudge them out of line. that worked. it worked so effectively, they were put under a federal order not to participate in voter security or ballot security for 40 years. in 2017, that was lifted. and what that means is that in 2020, it's the first election where republicans can mix hard and soft dollars, meaning all the money they can get their hand on, to do voter suppression and voter intimidation. those 50,000 volunteers are going to be deployed to about 15 states, battled ground states like texas, georgia, but michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. if there's a close election they're going to be there. and we know they're going to try to hire off-duty officers, off-duty ice officers to challenge the legitimacy of voters and try to scare them into leaving. and because this is an election where we will have a lot of first-time voters people who don't know the laws-- and as you said the laws differ inner state-- if someone who l

using a pair of spongebob walkie-talkies "can you hear me?" "yeah. "i am right next to you. "okay.ell, a lot of people are blaming the trump administration for mishandling the virus. but not everything has gone wrong, right >> a startling new report out today that more than 1 million dead americans got those pandemic stimulus checks totaling $1.4 billion. >> jimmy: i pay dead people. even dead people were like only $1,200 for three months that is a tough gaff for trump in what otherwise has been a a flawless year. wouldn't you agree yep, 1 million dead people receive checks even people investing in quibi think that is a waste of money trump was like, "it will all be worth it when they head to the polls in november. actually trump is furious about the mistake and asked that all the dead people immediately send their checks back as if things were not bad enough, i heard that a bunch of hand sanitizer was recalled for containing lethal toxins that is insane i have been using so much hand sanitizer these days anyways, one of these companies just put out a new ad. check it out ♪ >> for

. >> workers coordinated the super flush test using walkie- talkies, the raiders old home dealt with multiple sewage and flooding issues over the years. >> 5:47 is the time now. we will know if there is a clear transition back to traffic. but here is a check on the morning commute. hopefully things aren't backed up this morning. >> oh, well done. >> they're not backed up at the golden gate bridge. it is foggy, let's see if the rater season goes well at the stadium. foggy conditions at 101, heading into the golden gate bridge area. right around the tunnel, such as a heads up in that area. traffic is still as you get on two 580 looks pretty good at the bay bridge, nader delays coming out of the east bay into the city. we have typically been seeing the lights turned on in the 6:00 hour, or still pretty early for that. or the san mateo bridge between 8:80 or 101 is you get on the peninsula. a couple of weekend projects are happening for the weekend track closure, the track replacement closure and there will be some cancellations for the blue and green lawn service maintenance as well. th

hometown ♪ with my new family ♪ this is the cleveland show ♪ (chuckles) (tires squeal) donna (over walkie-talkies hot cocoa bang bang. come in, rmb. 10-4, good body. picked up roberta from bikini car wash. was not for school. over. i got to make money. i've got rallo. we just did a boring trip to the craft store for his boring family tree project. now arriving at soccer. (tires screeching) (cleveland grunting) pick me up in three hours when this game may or may not be over! (kids cheering) yay, rallo! i'm so proud of you for playing a sport that's not important enough for americans to be good at! okay, picking up junior at baking class now. (tires screech) ♪ yay, junior! yay, cake! i wish you were my son. acquired junior. gonna drop him off at freedom scouts, then i'll meet you at roberta's varsity texting match.

guards who love you they will open that door for you and they on a cell phone know they're on the walkie talkie you get instructions and they open then the president's coming from one influence if they all go blind folded. after about 7 to 8 months we were told that we are innocent and all 4 of us will be released a few weeks after they investigate they came back to me and he said to me that unfortunately you want me to guess you will have to face the court. when the 3 were released it was like but if you destroy the savoy you work out in all we will miss you know love we were x. that you needed a would you even have but you can imagine you bought you without them. we were never really. so as we were never in this who are in the concern was always as a family we. will leave. because it was 3 years was the go on confinement just the last was only. what she came up in at least we all said his father. but unfortunately that he is a pseudonym on. coming up in part to saudi dissidents in exile way out there limited options remain a brant or return to saudi arabia. that's fine just come back i don't

even, you know, walkie-talkie-style radios. we know they used those in the past.terms of how far will we go, we really got to empower the local law enforcement, particularly with the intelligence assets and that the fbi has. charles: right. >> to assist local law an foresment -- law enforcement to find out who their limb leadership is. charles: rem green, we have breaking news. we have to cut it short. appreciate your insights. in the middle of this pandemic business owners cleaning up all the damage left bit looting. we'll look at the overall impact. that normally by the ways lasts for decades. this is an athlete, twenty reps deep, sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. she's [ sigh ]t, protected, not gonna happen.ected. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. the kohler

he talks into a walkie-talkie at one point.obody bends down and says, are you okay or can we help you up, sir, or, you know, even checks that he is okay. i think it is images like that one, which is an old white guy, images, of course, the fact that we all saw the video of george floyd from multiple angles and it went on and on and on just as it did in that service last night, that 8 minutes and 46 seconds, and then we've seen the videos of police punching reporters that have gone all around the world, reporters from other countries, too. i think it is that, the combination of all of those incidents on video of police brutality, from protesters who are clearly peaceful or reporters who are just doing their jobs, and i think it has been -- maybe america didn't need that wake-up call, maybe we should have been aware of this already, but i think it brought it home this time. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," breaking news on the may economy. the may jobs number is due out minutes from now. we have the breakdown just ahead. first,

monitoring those that came in and out through their sophisticated communication systems which involve walkie-talkiesat was most disturbing to me and hasn't been discussed much is some of the literature that they gave out which included instructions on how to encrypt your communications so that security apparatus can't monitor you and instructions on how to make bombs and how to kill law enforcement to using homemade weapons. >> ed: have you been able to verify that, to be clear, that this was their actual literature, you saw it firsthand and they are saying kill law enforcement officers? >> it is written everywhere in the graffiti, and they have tables handing out all of this literature, this is just some of it that i was physically handed when i was there undercover. >> ed: reported on the shootings over the weekend, he reported as well in a sexual assault. do i have that right? >> there was an arrest of a man who was accused of luring a deaf woman in a tent, many tents there where who knows what happens inside, and he has been arrested and charged with that sexual assault of that woman. >> ed: you