still covering all of those developments for us in new york freelance journalist william whiteman live for us again there in brooklyn now you have witnessed some very harrowing moments for us what is the situation like right there on the ground there in brooklyn. so what does happen what is happening now is you've got 2 key elements now within the process that you've got not the original we're going to have this protest to have been going around actively trying to dissuade people from engaging in confrontations with the new york police department and then you have another slightly younger element which is going around and carrying out attacks. on police. i saw one play out just before my eyes couple of minutes ago if you can see down here well the lights. there were. several. through that something to the breaking out. there was several police officers who became isolated because barricades were put out in front of the police car. and they're effectively ambushed there were several projects i was flown if you can see this one of the cars from the bus now it's pretty smashed up several

brooklyn new york thousands took to the streets and clashed with police freelancer journalist william whiteman was following it for us i'm now standing in front of a line of police as you see. just moments ago with a tank just completely unprovoked these are different police than what we've been seeing the rest of the march like the beginning of it there was no middle east offices no weapons or nothing like that and we now have police with billy clubs and they attacked demonstrators completely unprovoked i would be people who are completely you know. it was a very very aggressive show of force the police said differently a lot more militarized now i'm going to take you through down to the from we got a line of protesters with their hands are. very proud. right still covering all of those developments for us in new york is freelance journalist william white men again live for us you've been there covering the situation for us for quite a while wasn't the situation like right now in brooklyn and how has it changed over the time that you've been there. so in a moment. everyone is still on the mov

brooklyn new york thousands took to the streets in clash with police freelance journalist william whiteman was following it for us. i'm now standing in front of a line of police. just moments ago they attacked us completely unprovoked. 0000. 00000000000000000000000000000000000000 these are different beliefs than what we've been seeing the rest of the march like the beginning of it there was no more police officers no weapons or nothing like that we now have police homes with billy clubs and they attacked demonstrators completely unprovoked we're being people who are completely unknown it was a very very aggressive show of force the police are different here a lot more militarized now and i have seen the organizers here really slam people from direct confrontations with the police over actually seeing them directly and so became you know a couple of moments where certain individuals tried to. attack the police as you can see now they are now showing their own another in the 6 we're going to when we're trying to when we were down we go quickly approaching serious crimes so he's in a place no

when new york thousands took to the streets and clashed with police freelance journalist william whiteman was following the events for us. i'm now standing in front of a line of police. just moments ago they attacked us completely unprovoked i owe. these are different police than what we've been seeing the rest of the march so i think getting over it was normal police officers no weapons or nothing like that we now have police homed with billy clubs and they attacked demonstrators completely unprovoked we're being people who are completely unarmed it was a very very aggressive show of force the police are definitely a lot more militarized now and i have seen the organizers here really excellent people from direct confrontations with the police actually seen them directly and so be you know a couple of moments where certain individuals tried to. attack the police as you can see now they are now showing their own mother and 6 when we were going to when we were trying to when we were down we. were prying pressure and chasing the police now. where the one saying with the line of protest. ther

thank you for updating us on the situation from where you are that's a freelance journalist william whiteman thank you thank you governor of minnesota to claim some of the violence is no longer about george floor it in this video you can see among trying to burn the american flag in los angeles on an atlanta news outlet cnn's office was a top spire rises. you are not in the newsroom this is from your christer job some people are laughing some people are videotaping or something on fire chris a firecracker. fired. you're right you're ok well the protests are dominating global media coverage on his caleb maupin looks at how that coverage compares with the protest in baltimore some years back. shocking put it has emerged the protesters breaking windows forging buildings and clashing with the police thousands of taking to the streets to protest against the recent killing and george lloyd but police protests have spread far beyond minnesota all across the country clashes are taking place across american streets that. i minnesota's governor tim waltz has declared a state of emergency i am answerin

national guard has also been drafted in for a number of states as well we cannot cross lines william whiteman who is a freelance journalist who's out in protest in brooklyn new york where clashes with police have recently taken place as well thanks for being with us it's interesting under these circumstances of course what is the situation on the ground where you are right now. savor the moment things are relatively calm we've not read a bit said bank down flatbush avenue. just moments ago going out now we attacked by the n.y.p.d. and it was a difference in the and i grabbed the police people saying so far today has been a place that i. don't have their weapons drawn but an line of riot cops suddenly appeared out of nowhere and assembled along the side of the road and bad habits runs through and through and i and they. attacked a group of peaceful protesters who were standing in front of them having signs and with their hands out it was a. big crowd of shocking display to say the least and 7 things are definitely starting soon he starts off spaceman and then the other sort of banks and i've s

. >> greg whiteman. >> what regimen were you in. >> 26th. >> bruce vader. >> oh, yeah. >> that's my reenactment group. >> bruce vader. oh, yeah. >> dick was on the destroyer and he saw the raising of the flag on iwojima. >> i'm dick donald, i was first class sonar man. our ship was damaged the night before the calm causy attack, the last aircraft carrier in the world was sunk alongside our ship and we had to limp into iwojima and put the bomb on the beach and watching those marines with those flame throwers mopping up those tunnels. the navy and marines never did get along well, it was always a fight, but i learned to love the marines on that day. and suddenly the brightest -- brightest sun, up goes that flag. i was 19 at the time. and for the first time my 5th invasion, i have seven all together, it hit me why we kids were willing to die for that magnificent flag. and we did. and we did. two-thirds of us never left the island. two-thirds. only two guys from the flag raising walked off that island. >> thank you, gentlemen. thank you for coming to visit us today. >> you're watching a special edi

situation in new york for us as well and whiteman freelance journalist speaking life from brooklyn new york. now direction even the now former police officer who penned george floyd down has been arrested he was charged with 3rd degree murder charge there supplied when no intention to kill is suspected well let's cross and live to our guests now louis plays and abdul rahman walker activists from minneapolis say it's great to see you both thank you for joining us now you both took part in the protests can you tell us more about that experience. yes but before that before i'm going to speak to the people really. black lives matter. you matter. black. when i say black lives matters not to disintegrate in the other race because it's only is just to show a different colors but all because we live in different lives and we are have lives and we are. black. you see black and brown people for some reason have been treated different we could take it back to the 16th century we are being shipped overseas see there was this man who spoke to me in my drink he told me to follow the drink go create

in american, there's an additional question of black men and women who are in prison compared to whiteman and women. i just wanted you a thought your experience was. how do you think like influence in the relationship you had with your attorneys, and the judges in general. cyntoia: i came to see that it was not just what race you are. whether you have the money to pay for things. it mattered who you know. it came from and so many different factors that were used to degrade people in the lower/printed so classes of individuals. i saw them a lot. a lot of the women in the hispanic population was in prison. they did not get access to educational services. they were just expected to learn english. and they're not given any kind of resources. no translators for medical services. the list goes on and on. there were still white women came from situations who had abusive husband. and their stories were never told and they were given life sentences for defending themselves. i think with a woman, so many different factors are used. to put people down and undeserving of justice. that's unfortunate.

things, it's a linea lineage, and then the decision that by normal things -- you cannot imagine a whitemanunning down the street and black people hunt them down the car and feel they have the right to accost them, kill them and able to walk the streets for two months after that, and a decision and hand-wringing has to be made whether or not they need to be arrested. this is the legacy of slavery in this country and i think the terminology of lynching in this case is apt. >> you know, brittani, you were an original member of the black lives matter movement. this was the point, but people tend to think it started around michael brown and other case where is police were involved, but it actually started around trayvon martin, accosted by an armed civilian. these states that essential indemnify gun owners. in this case georgia is a guns everywhere state, guns in church, everywhere you want, you can take them. in a bar. the district attorney here acted on that law, that stand your ground type of law to say that, in his view, he did not see the grounds to arrest any of these three parties. the o

the air force flew over kansas city earlier this week and t38 training jets from whiteman air force baseri. nurses and doctors in suburban maryland showed their appreciation earlier today. >> i'm so excited. it is such a beautiful day. i'm so excited to be outside for a little bit and just -- it's really nice to be appreciated and to get some recognition. it's a hard job but we love what we do. >> reporter: earlier this week, about 8600 miles away, the air force launched another fly-over, this one meant to send a different kind of message, one directed at china, north korea and perhaps russia. bombers flew over 30 hours nonstop round-trip to the south china sea, a separate flight of bombers landed on guam on friday along with 200 airmen to carry out operations. they flew from texas. a pair of u.s. navy war ships cruised by some of china's contested islands in the south china see earlier this week, gillian. gillian: the blue angels is quite a beautiful sight. it's nice to see service men and women paying tribute to frontline medical workers, something we don't see a lot. quite beautiful.