of force in west philadelphia we've seen looting in other parts of the city.e presence primarily on the roads. we are not seeing a lot of police presence next to the stores. that is part of their tactic. they are trying to keep people off the road and keep traffic flowing, it is not preventing people, some of them are holding shopping carts in and out of the stores trying to get away with as much as possible but definitely more happening throughout the city than it did last night we are more focused on west philadelphia. shannon: thank you very much. marsha blackburn live next close we breakdown massachusetts. ♪ >> shannon: so we are jillian: we are hours from the heads of big tech being called before the senate for claims directly censoring specific views and impacting the presidential election in the process. a member of the commerce committee will be asking questions tomorrow, senator marsha blackburn of tennessee. welcome back. >> we are looking forward to tomorrow. >> one of your democratic counterparts, brian schatz of hawaii sues republicans issued subp

in a west philadelphia neighborhood.s say they responded to the area, reports of an armed man, found wallace walking around with a nice. they say they ordered him to drop the weapon but he continued moving toward the officers, and then each of the two officers fired at him seven different times. wallace was pronounced dead at a hospital. his father told the "philadelphia inquirer" at his son was on medication, been struggling with some mental health issues, and protesters and the family have been demanding answers as to why a nonlethal force like a taser wasn't used instead. does two officers have now been placed on desk duty pending an investigation. the d.a. is promising a thorough investigation that includes reviewing body cam footage that has not yet been released. listen. >> part of our task is to make sure we don't just have some of the information, we have all of it. we don't have just some of the information, we have all of it. >> again, police are on the streets right now, trying to get people out of this area.

presidential election racial tensions of boiled over again west philadelphia sort of 2nd night of unrest after the fatal police shooting of a black man on monday are protesters marched the streets shops were targeted by looters. aerial shots showing stores across the city being. some showed up with cars to drive away with their looted goods on top of the looting there's been brought in arson attacks including a reported wave of a.t.m. bombings you know guard has now been deployed. clashes left dozens of law enforcement officers injured several arrests were made r.t. america correspondent from reports from the scene. you. know. the old you tube rubio you know we've seen across the city looting has happened as far as a mile and a half all the way to 5 miles away from the city. i have heard i talked to business owners earlier today who say that they saw this months ago during the george floyd protest however they never imagined this in their city and i talked to a woman who was in her fifty's she said that she watched looters bust down the windows grab whatever they could at that moment you

a city on edge today as questions swirl around a fatal officer-involved shooting in west philadelphiaich the philadelphia district attorney's office now says it is investigating. the confrontation was captured on graphic video. police say a 27-year-old man, walter wallace, was brandishing a knife, but it is unclear what exactly led to the deadly shooting. >> struck the male, dropped the knife, was scooped up by one of the discharging officers, took him into the police car, drove him to presbyterian hospital. unfortunately he succumbed to his injuries. >> reporter: the incident led to looting and unrest in philadelphia last night where the police department says more than 30 people were arrested and dozens of officers were injured. one suffering a broken leg after she was struck by a car. pennsylvania governor tom wolff said he is saddened by wallace's death. >> i share in mourning with the family. i and my staff have been in constant communication since last night with the folks in philadelphia and the hope is that that doesn't escalate into anything more than the peaceful protests th

with just 6 days till the us presidential election unrest has filled the streets of west philadelphia for a 2nd night the national guard has been deployed after protests turned to rioting arson and looting including a reported wave of a.t.m. bombings clashes left dozens of law enforcement officers injured and r t america's correspondent for on fronsac sent this report from the scene. so there are at this moment at this hour protests are remaining peaceful however that could soon change we did see last night were you had police they were running away from protesters as they were throwing bricks and rocks at them however this is all stemming from a shooting of a black man in broad daylight around 4 pm monday afternoon walter dollars 27 years old there was a domestic disturbance call called in police arrived at the scene at 4 pm he charged out police officers holding a knife and those police officers fired those fatal shots into his body killing wallace in the middle of the street now we've seen across the city looting has happened as far as a mile and a half all the way to 5 miles away

presidential election the country finds itself again torn apart by racial tension west philadelphia sora 2nd night of violence and rest after the fatal police shooting of a black man on monday while protesters marched the streets shops were targeted by looters here aerial shots showing stores being. turned up in cars to drive away with their stolen goods and on top of the looting has been rioting and asked in attacks including a reported wave of a.t.m. bombings a national guard is now being deployed the clashes left dozens of law enforcement officers injured with several arrests made. thank. you. so you. know. the old routine what are you doing yet we are outside the 18th precinct here this is the closest police station to where walter wallace was killed protesters literally moments ago just clash with police they are going up in their faces yelling no justice no peace and also profanity this all stemming from a shooting of a black man in broad daylight around 4 pm monday afternoon now we've seen across the city looting has happened as far as a mile and a half all the way to 5 miles away

overhead there is sort of a tense call on the streets here of west philadelphia this evening after we saw very. some scenes of looting. and some scenes of very strong protests last night here but this is clearly a city that is on edge because a lot of people are quite frankly. upset and they want justice and they feel that many here at this protest that we've been talking to since we arrived here all say the that they feel that in his killing was certainly unjustified we did hear from the police department a lot more questions than answers still they have not released the identity of the 2 officers that were involved and also there's no indication from the police on why they felt they had to use lethal force when mr wallace was several meters away from the officers and allegedly holding a knife when his parents his mother called police saying that he was had mental troubles and was calling for some sort of intervention but said that his mother said that he was under no threat to anybody philadelphia's already had suffered a summer of protests and violence many of them linked to claims

>> reporter: they are boarding up and closing early throughout west philadelphia, you can see a heavy police presence meantime, right here at the corner of west 31st and locust in philadelphia, the scene has quieted down a little bit, certainly compared to yesterday, but even earlier today earlier today we saw family members, community members, angered neighbors chanting, say his name, and black lives matter you said his name was walter wallace jr he was 27 years old. i spoke to family members who said he had severe mental health issues his mother said while he had mental health issues, he was a great father he spoke to his three boys every day. another family member telling me that the video widely circulated on social media that you just showed, shep, she says it clearly shows police used excessive force. take a listen. >> i saw the video and all of that it's just like overkill. it shouldn't have happened like that it shouldn't have happened like that >> reporter: now, shep, one thing being raised repeatedly is why didn't officers use tasers and something less lethal? we found out t

it is a tense week in west philadelphia. ce shooting and it is risen -- increased tensions in that area. it is an important part of philadelphia. it is also where philadelphia's major universities, penn and drexel are. so i'll bring you the show from there with a number of key philadelphians tomorrow morning because the election might just come down to this state. "a.m. joy" up next. jon ossoff joined us to discuss his bid to unseat the republican senator david purdue. stick around, you are watching msnbc. e watching msnbc. >>> on november 3rd, we must finish the job and drain the swamp once and for all. nobody said it would be that deep. nobody ever said it was going to be that deep and that vicious but we're knocking the hell out of them. they don't know what the hell is going on. >> the final days, please keep your sense of empowerment, keep your sense of optimism. of what we could do together because you know we could do anything. >> good morning, welcome to "a.m. joy" i'm jonathan capehart. with three days to go until el

this isn't being done by people in west philadelphia. many of them are white radicals from outside.ut and also their assault on the police, the police are being assaulted twice, once by the riots and then by the mayor's office and the d.a. that is restraining them. and, lou, they're doing this in the name of justice. and ending racism. 60% of all blacks surveyed said they are not -- raw such is not their -- racism is not the problem that's holding them back. 80% -- lou: and the man. >> -- of blacks followed want more police. lou: and the man who the the father of the victim of this police shooting is calling for calm. he says it's not about justice, and there is nothing about in that he wants. he is urging this, saying they're not helping my family, they're showing discuss respect. disrespect. stop this violence and chaos. people have businesses. we all got to eat. those are wonderful words from a man who must be in so much, in immense pain tonight at the loss of his son. but to speak to the community, to the city that way, he's a man of integrity. your thoughts. >> i mean, this is

when police were called to a neighborhood in west philadelphia.for a domestic disturbance. when they arrived, they encountered 27-year-old walter wallace holding a knife. his mother was there crying to police, crying to her son to drop the knife, but then what came next was a video that we have all seen. but i want to warn the viewers that if you haven't, it could be disturbing. [ gunfire ] >> oh! oh! >> now, what you can't see on that video, again, is his mother crying to police to not shoot her son. we know from investigators, from the police commissioner, that each of those two officers who responded, they each fired seven shots. they were not holding tasers. they did not have that as part of their tool belt. we also know, though, they were wearing body cams and that footage was rolling. so that is part of the investigation that's going on not only in the police department but also separately by the district attorney's office. but, wolf, i've got to tell you, this is a community that is crying out wanting answers, because the question here by t

light bulbs, when things were thrown at officers, fireworks being thrown off, all around here in west philadelphiaof the unrest and expectation there will be continued unrest, we know the national guard is also expected to come in soon. jim and poppy? >> the family is saying wallace was experiencing a mental health crisis, according to their lawyer, they placed three calls to authorities that day. the first was for an ambulance. what are we learning about the investigation into the ultimate fatal shooting of wallace? >> yeah, that's right. according to the attorney they called multiple times and asked for an ambulance to arrive at the scene where, again, we saw in that video where walter wallace was holding a knife and it was those two police officers that came to the scene. what we learned is even as the family was calling for de-escalation, shots were fired, of course, and we know there were seven shots fired by each officer. we also learned, because there's been a lot of calls from the community why a taser wasn't used, both of those officers weren't holding a taser according to the police comm

his comments come on the 3rd day of violent protests in west philadelphia on the gove and brings us the latest on the investigation regarding the shooting and the calls for justice from walter while this is family. >>you will not see a man with the knife lunging at anyone. >>that would qualify as a reason to assassinate him front of his fact that you will not see. >>it's been 3 nights of protests looting and violence in west philadelphia last night police began arresting people who refused to disperse in spite of a citywide curfew. a ban loaded with explosives found right in the middle of the city during the unrest teams have been blowing up a t m's across philadelphia unfortunately during the past week. the city has gone backwards. with rioting and looting that began in west philly and spread other parts of the city. >>we're calling on the city leadership to release the facts of this case, it's not hard. i think what you have support your officers back your officers and let's get a handle on the >>it was this monday afternoon encounter that touched it off officers responding to a 911 c

so as i mentioned earlier night is falling here in west philadelphia there are more protests planned later in the evening after last night we saw some looting and some violence some officers that were injured but you said minor injuries but overall we have seen at least one protest here peaceful protest with clergy members all calling for the same thing that i'm in school field just called for you just heard for a minute ago justice justice and justice the latest from philadelphia gabriel thank you. i still much more to come on this news hour from london bangladesh joins several muslim countries condemning french presence and i knew my own controversial comments on islam. al jazeera gains exclusive access to operations at the biggest u.s. military base in the gulf. hello expect warnings to be issued for the weather in graces this thing with lots of thunderstorms when it heads in your direction now it's picking up more warmth and the bottom half of the cold front to be chopped off and start to spin up like this into a revolving storm which means wind potentially wind damage and thunde

the man identified by officials as walter wallace was killed on monday afternoon in west philadelphiapolice officers had responded to a call about a man with a weapon. >> officers ordered him to drop it several more times. unfortunately did not and the officersdischarged their weapons striking the male. >> police said one of the officers put wallace in a police vehicle and drove him to a hospital where he was later pro-noupro pronounced dead. that will do it for us in new york. now to our studio in tokyo. >> thank you very much, catheri catherine. here in asia, india and the u.s. ha signed a pact to boost military cooperation in an apparent bid to contain china's growing maritime activities. the agreement was signed on tuesday at a meeting of foreign affairs and defense chiefs in the indian capital of new delhi. it was the third time the u.s. and india have held the two plus two talks. the pact enables the u.s. to provide india with sensitive data, such as images taken by military satellites. they have agreed to allow their militaries to provide fuel and food and use each other's base

. >> reporter: the outrage sparked by the death of 27-year- old walter wallace junior and i west philadelphiarhood. officers said they responded to the area on reports of an armed man and found wallace walking around with a knife. police said they ordered him to drop the weapon, but he continued moving towards officers who then fired at him several times. wallace was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. his father tells the philadelphia inquirer that his son was on medication and struggled with mental health issues. >> at three tragic what happened here in the city of philadelphia and demonstrates how much more work we have to do in our city to move our city forward. >> reporter: the officers involved have been placed on desk duty pending an investigation. protesters and city activists demanding answers as to why less lethal force wasn't used. >> we are looking at what led up to the shooting and the incidence around that. >> reporter: city officials say they will meet with community members to hear their concerns firsthand. >>> game six- prop 19 helps california's most vuln

authorities say they were called to a residential neighborhood in west philadelphia shortly before 5:00 p.m. monday for a report of a man with a weapon. when police arrived, they say they found a man later identified as 27-year-old walter wallace who was holding a knife. >> he was brandishing it and waving it erratic. >> reporter: video capturing the chaotic scene. nbc news cannot verify what occurred before or after the events shown in the video. police say after telling wallace to drop the knife. [ screaming ] >> move move! >> reporter: they opened fire. shooting wallace multiple times before taking him to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. >> the threat because the officer was toward the officers. we are still early in the investigations. >> reporter: moments before police fired, eyewitnesses say they tried to get wallace to release the weapon. >> i'm telling him and everybody else to put the knife down. that's what matters. he's in our community. we are not threatened by him because we know him. >> reporter: the video also appears to show wallace's mother trying to g

other thoughts and prayers with walter wallace and his family before right now reporting in west philadelphia aaron fronsac archie. but as we heard that things turned violent off to 27 year old well to wallace was shot dead by police that was off to he ran the with a knife waller suffered from bipolar disorder and had already had multiple run ins with the north we heard from civil rights lawyer but patillo he says people have had enough year after year. decade after decade there are cries for help cries for change demands that policy be changed to protect communities and nothing happens it's fails over into an event such as this ferguson didn't happen in one day and with one killing for any great did not happen in one day and will end with one killing and similarly this is not about this one individual but about a broken system and the number of times people as this or experiences feelings this themselves and now finally and this is a boiling point in the summer of racial reckoning in america where finally we have to address these in the bourne of the systemic issues that of the people fallin

family profile right now reporting in west philadelphia karen fronsac r.t. . now there were protests in new york as well a car drove through a police line in brooklyn reportedly injuring one person on rest spiraled into may have and demonstrators vandalized police cars banks and started fires. police and she lays capital have used water cannons to break up an n.c. anti-government demonstration led by cyclists the protest was called after a sharp hike in metro fares which the government has since cancelled over demonstrators are still angry about rising living costs pension reforms and alleged abuse of police power. in california more than 100000 people have been forced to flee their homes amid wildfires burning out of control in the region water dropping planes have been battling with the blazes at least 2 firefighters have been injured and are currently in critical condition. a massive typhoon just made landfall south of the vietnamese resort city of dogs leaving at at least 2 people dead 2 fishing boats with 26 crew on board were also sunk and more than half

other thoughts and prayers with walter wallace and his family prefer right now reporting in west philadelphia aaron fronsac our team. of the war protests in new york as well a car drove through a police replying in brooklyn reportedly injuring one person the unrest spiraled into mayhem as demonstrators vandalized police cars banks and started fires. for more on your world news stories make sure to check out our website r.t. dot com and follow us on twitter i'll be back in just about half an hour for more with more thanks for watching and i hope to see you then. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the city because the union and many of their descendants still live in russia. or going at the coast because you know no rush but i thought it was tough yes it got worse when things on your way. back home but i can merican suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. is that the real lybia losing one by else is still on but by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all some of

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other thoughts and prayers with walter wallace and his family before right now reporting in west philadelphia aaron fronsac r t. well there were protests in new york as well a car drove through a line of police in brooklyn reportedly injuring the in response to may have missed demonstrators vandalized police cars buying son started fires national police association member betsy bruckner smith gave us her take on the arrest. he chose to attack 2 police officers with a large knife he was asked to stop the police officers created distance they tried to get away they asked him to drop the knife instead he chose to attack them reason that they shot this to wallace is because he was about to stab one. of them with a knife police officers never fire their weapons unless they are in him in the danger but if we don't have the political will in those left leaning cities to do that the violence will continue as cities and jurisdictions throughout the united states are preparing for on rast and violence on election night. in chile use capital have use water cannon to break up an empty government demonstr

mark lobel reports. 0n on monday afternoon in west philadelphia, this happened.er after she says he tried to fit shield him and please say he then told the 27—year—old to drop their weapon and then this:. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. his father asked later why police did not first use a taser. the family of mr wallace that he called foran ambulance, of mr wallace that he called for an ambulance, not the police. it was an unjustified shooting. we have a person who had mental health issues. we have officers who i believe are not properly trained to deal with those mental health issues. philadelphia's town mare phil kelly calls it a tragic incident, pledging a full investigation. it's a matter not only carefully considered by the special investigations unit and the assigned prosecutor, it is a matter that i am personally looking at carefully. this office has made clear that we believe in fairness. we believe in evenhanded justice. we are not out to cover for anybody and we are not out to get anybody. there was visible anger on the streets of philadelphia.

presidential election unrest has entered a 2nd day in west philadelphia protests have turned into riots and looting after a black man was shot dead by police right here you can see live pics of the protests that are going right on right now this man his name is walter wallace and he was 27 years old at the time of his death. will become. turned. protests over the shooting escalated into riots several businesses and they ended up being vandalized burned and looted city police chief says a total of $91.00 people have been arrested and according to the police the killed a black man reportedly suffered from mental illness issues and he was armed with a knife but he refused to drop it in advance towards the police and spoke to political commentator geoff charles and he told our team at the riots are putting further strain on the police who lack adequate training when it comes to mental health and their suspect. good there's not much productive about writing a living i mean it tends to turn people against the cause rather than getting people on their sites let me draw more attention to an iss

mark lobel reports. 0n on monday afternoon in the neighbourhood of west philadelphia, this happened.he says she tried to shield him. police say they then tell the 27—year—old to drop his weapon. then there's. he was pronounced dead at hospital. his father asked later why police did not first use a later why police did not first use a taser. mr wallace's family lawyer said they had called for an ambulance, not the police. this was an unjustified shooting. we have a person who had mental health issues. we are going to get those out as the process continues, but we have officers who i think i not probably trained to deal with those mental health issues. philadelphia's mayor called it a tragic incident, pledging a full investigation. this is not only a matter which is being carefully considered by the head of our special investigations unit and the assigned prosecutor, it is a matter i am looking at personally and carefully. this office has made clear that we believe in fairness, we believe in evenhanded justice. we are not out to cover for anybody and we are not out to get anybody. ther

father who talks and prayers with walter wallace and his family for for right now reporting in west philadelphia there in fronsac are. protests are occurring in new york as well in a car drove through a line of police in brooklyn reportedly injuring the onerous spiraled into mayhem as demonstrators upon relies police cars buying son started fires to national police association member betsy bremner smith gave us her take on wrist. he chose to attack 2 police officers with a large knife he was asked to stop the police officers created distance they tried to get away they asked him to drop the knife instead he chose to attack them reason that they shot mr wallace is because he was about to stab one of them with a night. police officers never fire their weapons unless they are in him in a danger but if we don't have the political will in those left leaning cities to do that the violence will continue as cities and jurisdictions throughout the united states are preparing for unrest and violence on election night. and stories are run the world in brief starting in chile a couple were police abuse wate

. >> reporter: as this west philadelphia community mourns, today we spoke to wallace's family attorney johnson. he said wallace's pregnant wife told authorities that her husband was bipolar. you maintain this was an unjustified police shooting? >> absolutely. i have an issue with the fact that someone with verifiable mental health issues was gunned down in the street in front of his family. >> reporter: the philadelphia mayor says he's reached out to other law enforcement agencies to be on alert, possibly for assistance, and some businesses also plan to close down early tonight. norah, a number of people here on the street asked why didn't police just use a taser? well, the police chief commissioner said that the officers involved in the shooting didn't have them. >> o'donnell: all right, jericka duncan, thank you. tonight, in a cbs news exclusive, we're hearing from two of the grand jurors in the breonna taylor case. the 26-year-old e.r. technician was shot and killed inside her home last march in a botched police raid. no officers have been directly charged with killing taylor. the j

other thoughts and prayers with a larger wallace and his family prefer right now reporting in west philadelphia aaron transact our team. there were protests in new york as well a card through to the line of police in brooklyn reportedly injuring the unrest spiraled into mehan demonstrators vandalized police cars buying sound started fires we got to take a civil rights lawyer robert patil and the destruction. there every year decade after decade there were cries for help cries for change demands that policy be changed to protect communities and nothing happens it's fails over into an event such as this ferguson didn't happen in one day and with one killing for being great did not happen in one day and will end with one killing and similarly this is not about this one individual but about a broken system and the number of times people as this source believes as experienced this themselves and now finally if this is a boiling point in the summer of racial reckoning in america will finally we have to address these into one of the systemic issues that people find demanding change for so nobody condo

footlocker, dollar general, looters appear to have moved to north philly is police shutdown street in west philadelphia. at least one officer was injured last night and the distraction came hours after walter wallace junior's family pleaded with the public not to commit violence. listen. >> no violence tearing up the city, looting of stores. have respect for my family and my son. >> reporter: 90 people were arrested, 30 officers injured when protests first erupted monday night following the fatal shooting of wallace junior. police say they ordered him, he had a criminal history, to drop a knife he was holding but he continued to move toward those officers who fired at him 7 times. his father told the philadelphia inquirer wallace struggled with mental health issues and wants to know why nonlethal force wasn't used but the police commissioner came out and said those officers did not have tasers on them. they have been placed on desk duty as of right now, the da promising an investigation that includes reviewing anybody kim footage that has not yet been released. we are the national guard has been asked

heard from people in pennsylvania is how important the suburbs are, in particular around philadelphia. you are west of philadelphia. you have some of the suburbs. four years ago they helped president trump eke out a victory in pennsylvania. rep. houlahan: exactly. women, white women in particular did vote for president trump our area. now it is looking like in our area and other parts of the country that voting block, as well as all women, are swinging towards joe biden. that i believe is largely because we are exhausted. we have had four years of been erratic presidency and we have gotten -- as a result we are hunkered down in our homes with covid. primarily women have been energized since 2016 and it to remain energized throughout the last four years and we continue to be participating in the democracy, and i am hopeful in another 13 days we will have a different result in a different administration. david: i am sure there is a range of issues that drives people. let's pick up on one you just identified. how the covid-19 crisis has been handled. what is the consensus in your district about how pr