flying over the city of baltimore maryland after a court ruling allowing for this controversial program could this be the testing ground for an america on their watch plus like most industries during this pandemic hollywood is taking a hard look at changes it must make so that workers and staff remain healthy and safe on the job and finally we'll take a deep dive into america's bare acing failed plot to overthrow that as well as nicolas maduro and analyze what those american mercenaries are confessing to all right so tight it's time to boost your news i.q. . but do privacy advocates have legitimate concerns about this technology and will it spread to other cities potentially across the nation while i am joined by artie's rachel blevins to discuss more of these details rachel this is pretty shocking what do we know about this program so far right now that's launching in baltimore rise of a baltimore police department has started this 6 month program to test out this aerial surveillance technology that covers 90 percent of the city employees are saying this could be a great tool to help c

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discussed all that next then surveillance planes began flying over baltimore maryland after a court ruling allowing for this controversial program is the test is this a testing ground for a better america under watch right said it's time to booster new i.q. . the coronavirus pandemic continues to take the world by storm worldwide cases are now topping 3900000 with 272000 reported deaths here in the united states alone over 1200000 cases and over 76000 deaths are taking a closer look at the nation new york continues to be the epicenter of this outbreak as strict rules remain in place at the state level it seems that new york police department patrols are getting a little violent meanwhile new york is also dealing with dozens of kids falling ill from mysterious illnesses related to covert 19 for more on all this we turn now to our tease trinity charges. for new york city's social distancing patrols taking a turn for the worst. disturbing video shows a violent clash between a. parrott social distancing violators and police in brooklyn was grabbed and this cell phone video capturing the

to go to baltimore. baltimore at the time, maryland was a slave state. the plot of the book is very simple, the secret society is planning to kill abraham lincoln and ambush him when he comes to baltimore in his presidency before it ever begins. and i think it's the action. in a speeding through the middle of the night, there is four on there, one of them, there's a businessman, two of them i should say and then there's a woman and she has a brother who is hunched over. none of them are who they say they are. one of the business then is alex pinkerton of the detective agency and will talk about him, the woman is kate worn, america's first female private eye and she's amazing and will talk about her, her so-called brother, it's not her brother and he's not invalid because it's abraham lincoln and he's wearing a disguise and they give them a code name and i love the fact that they are going on the train, speeding in the middle of the night to avoid the secret society planning to kill him, i just ran chapter one of the book, you'll have to read chapter one, it is done i set it for you.

masks out here. >> president trump plans on spending memorial day monday in baltimore despite intense local opposition and the city remained under a stay-at-home order. we have more in a couple of minutes. meanwhile, remember all the old tweets criticizing president obama for golfing including during the ebola outbreak? guess who went golfing yesterday in the middle of a pardndemic wearing a white glove and white hat, donald trump took to the links at his golf course in virginia at roughly the same time the trump campaign flew aerial banners "keep america great" including at beaches in north carolina, south carolina and new jersey. replaced by a renewed focus on his own re-election and personal political battles including his ongoing feud with one of the former members of his administration jeff sessions. trump has been engaged in a bitter feud with one of his earliest sporters after tweeting about his rival in the upcoming senate primary. americans, seems, are starting to see through the trump antics. a new fox news poll shows his approval dropping to 44%. disapproval rising to 55% k

very interesting to say the least corrupt in baltimore you do not want to miss this conversation stay tuned to watch the hawks. during the vietnam war u.s. forces also bomb to neighboring laos it was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. lassalle my state is officially heavily bombed country per capita. human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country so i mean we don't think it's happening. even today kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago is the us making amends for that tragedy in laos won't help to the people need in that little landmines. the world is driven by shaped by. the day. we dare to ask. baltimore maryland is known for its diversity both the n.f.l. team and produces one of the best t.v. series a modern history the wire baltimore is also home to america's world renowned johns hopkins hospital but despite having many great traits the city has been plagued by scandal drugs and violence the police relationship with the black community is fractured at best gun violence has overtaken muc

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well it's true no 1st. points your thirst for action. baltimore maryland is known for its diversity both n.f.l. team and produces one of the best t.v. series a modern history the wire baltimore is also home to america's world renowned johns hopkins hospital but despite having many great traits the city has been plagued by scandal drugs and violence the police relationship with the black community is fractured at best gun violence has overtaken much of the city and the black and blue divide couldn't be greater common ground or shared experience aren't typically things that come to mind when you think of black kids growing up in the hood and the white kids who grew up to believe them but dig deeper in a much anticipated new article 2 men from baltimore's a rough and tumble east side one a young black man and the other a white cop crossed paths in an interesting way in his latest piece only a mile and a big world separated us author of the walk and outlines his baltimore experience juxtaposed with that of discrete baltimore police officer danny herself joining us now is author and edit

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baltimore to give a speech. here is some of it. president trump: in recent months, our nation and the world have been engaged in aew form of battle against an invisible enemy. once more, the men and w of the united states military have answered the call to duty and raced into danger. tens of thousands of service members and national guardsmen are on the front lines of our war against this terrible virus. caring for patients, delivering critical supplies, and working night and day to safeguard our citizens. anchor: mr. trump's trip to baltimore comes despite the mayor of the city having said this the day before. >> i would like to make one final plea to the president to revisit his travel plans. clearly i just told residents to stay home and not go out unless it is for essential jobs or tasks. if they see the president going out for nonessential tasks, why can't they? it's the -- it's just not smart. i hope the president canceled his trip to baltimore and shows true leadership by serving as an example to the people of our country. anchor: in conast, the governor of maryland did wel

to dc is on any train, you have to go through baltimore and baltimore was a slave state. the plot of the book is very simple. a secret society is planning to kill abraham lincoln, and ambition when he comes to baltimore in and his friend is -- presidency before it begins. that is the setup but what i think is interesting is the action, just where it begins. we open on this train and it is speeding through the middle of the night and on this train passengers focused, this just for, one of them is a businessman, two business men and then a woman and she's got brothers and hunched over. one of them is alan pinkerton of the pinkerton detective agency. the woman is kate warren, america's first female private eye, and and they are trying to kill him. the prologue is done and set up for you but i just ruined chapter 1 for you but we open on that scene and josh mentioned, whose my brother, you will see his name on the cover of this book. when you meet someone named josh mentioned you've got to work with the mention. those laughing and getting that joke, that joke has not worked in alabama an

get from illinois to dc is any train you have to go through baltimore and at the time it was a slave state. so the plot is very simple the secret society is planning to kill abraham lincoln and ambush when he comes to baltimore and in the presidency before it ever begins. that is the set up. what i think is interesting is the action just where it begins and on this train to be more focused and then there is a woman none of them are who they say they are because allan pinkerton of the detective agency and the woman is kate warren the first female pie that i but her so-called brother not the invalid because that is abraham lincoln. that is the codename. and with that secret society you don't have to read chapter one the prologue is done i just gave it to you and that is how the book opens and my brother whose name is on the cover of this book when you meet someone named josh you have to work with him those of you that are getting that joke works as well in alabama as a data south florida. but josh's makeover either and i met him now we've done two books together the first conspiracy an

baltimore. in the at the time marilyn was a slave state. the plot of the book is very simple. i secret society is planning to kill abraham lincoln and ambush in when he comes to baltimore and that is presidency before ever is. that's the setup. but what i think is really interesting is the action. just where it begins. we open on this train and is speeding to the middle of the night and on this train there is lots of passengers more focus on -- that are four on there. one of them is a businessman -- two missus bent i should say and then there's a woman and then she's got invalid brother who's kind of hunched over. none of them are who they say they are. because one of the businessman is pinkerton of the pinkerton detective agency and will talk about him. the woman is kate warren, america's first female private eye and she is amazing. we will talk about her. her so-called brother is not her brother. he's not an invalid. that's abraham lincoln and is wearing a disguise. they putting in disguise, gave him a code date at a love the fact that going on this train speeding in the middle of ni

ceremony at the arlington national cemetery in virginia. from there, they went to baltimore, to give a speech. here's some of it. in recent months, our nation and the world have been engaged in a new form of battle against an invisible enemy. once more, the men and women of the united states military have answered the call to duty and raced into danger. tens of thousands of servicemembers and national guardsmen are on the front lines of our war against this terrible virus. caring for patients, delivering critical supplies, and working night and day to safeguard our citizens. mr trump's trip to baltimore comes despite the mayor of the city having said this the day before. i would like to make one final plea to the president to revisit his travel plans. i just to the president to revisit his travel plans. ijust told all residents not to go out unless it is for essentialjobs. if residents not to go out unless it is for essential jobs. if they residents not to go out unless it is for essentialjobs. if they see the present go out for nonessential tasks, why can't they? x the same reasons th

west, the philadelphia-wilmington and baltimore railroad which of course ran through those three key cities. the northern central railway which ran from harrisburg down to baltimore, and the third key railroad between maryland and pennsylvania during the civil war, the cumberland valley railroad, the subject of our talk today. all three of those railroads were targeted by the army during -- by the confederate army during the civil war multiple times. two had their bridges burned baltimore both in 1861 and again in 1864. in 1863, there were attacks on the northern central bridges. 31 destroyed in york county, pennsylvania. but perhaps no railroad in pennsylvania perhaps saw as many confederate incursions or attacks as the cumberland valley railroad, hence the title of our book, "targeted tracks." this is the route of the cumberland valley. the cumberland valley railroad ran during the civil war years from harrisburg, pennsylvania to chambersburg. there, it met the franklin railroad, a subsidiary later owned by the cumberland valley railroad. in essence, the the cvrr will be consisting

philadelphia-wilmington baltimore railroad. the northern central railway which ran from harrisburg to baltimore. the third key railroad that ran between maryland and pennsylvania during the civil war. the cumberland valley railroad will be the subject of our talk today. all three railroads were targeted by the confederate army during the civil war multiple times. . bridges were burned near baltimore from 1861, 1864. 1863, there were attacks on the northern central bridges. 31 were destroyed in york county, pennsylvania. but perhaps no railroad in pennsylvania so as many incursions or attacks as the cumberland valley railroad, hence the title of our book, "targeted track." the cumberland valley railroad ran during the civil war years from harrisburg, pennsylvania to chambersburg. there it met the franklin railroad, a subsidiary, later fully owned by the cumberland valley railroad. the cvrr will be consisting of the entire line of the franklin railroad that ran from hagerstown north to the susquehanna river. the cvrr's president during the civil war named frederick watts. he is importan

very much. let's continue the discussion with the mayor of baltimore, maryland, mayor jack young. mayor young, thanks for joining us. maryland's stay-at-home order was lifted at the top of the hour. tell us why you decided your city is not yet ready to join much of the state of maryland in beginning to reopen. >> well, wonderful, the reason why is because we haven't seen a decrease in the number of cases that we've seen here in baltimore. we had over 3,600 cases, almost 400 hospitalizations and baltimore, and 183 deaths. and, you know, we just don't feel that we're ready to open right now. and i'm going by what our health professionals are telling us. leading institutions like johns hopkins are saying we're not ready to open at this time. i would love to open up because i know businesses are suffering, restaurants are suffering. but my responsibility is to protect the life and safety of the citizens of baltimore and that's what i intend to do. >> these are life and death decisions you've got to make. marylanders in other parts of the state can now return to stores, hair salons, o

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t's alexy are says kaye has witnessed similar events unfolding in baltimore and ferguson reports. everything happening in the united states these days for the last 3 nights at least is somewhat of a groundhog day when it comes to the protests against police brutality in the u.s. turning very very violent now in this particular instance it was spawned by the killing of george lloyd a 6 year old african-american man who was essentially killed by a police officer when that officer kneeled over his neck and the man suffocated later died for 3 nights minneapolis the city of minneapolis has been on fire there have been protests all around the country and you may ask yourself what's the reason for this protest not just the killing but the fact that the 4 policemen who were involved in this unfortunate event in this death of george floyd. indeed fired by the minneapolis police but the people in the streets they demand that they should be in jail. nevertheless the situation is very serious it has reached the u.s. president and the authorities and this new turn in general if you very gener

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>> later, president trump traveled to fort mchenry in baltimore for a memorial day ceremony. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president of the united states, donald j. trump, and the first lady, melania trump. ♪ [] chief]o the ♪ [instrumental "the star spangled banner" plays] ♪ [instrumental "the star spangled banner" plays] >> order. arms. ♪ ♪ [yankee doodle plays] ♪ pres. trump: thank you. i stand before you at this noble fortress of american liberty to pay tribute to the immortal souls who fought and died to keep us free. earlier today, the first lady and i laid a wreath in their sacred honor at arlington national cemetery. now we come together to salute the flag they gave their lives to so boldly and brilliantly defend, we pledge in their cherished memories that this majestic flag will proudly fly forever. we are joined for today's ceremony by secretary of defense, mark esper. secretary of the interior, david bernhardt. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. congressman, andy harris, and a number of servicemembers and v

stood their ground and repelled a british invasion in the battle of baltimore during the war of 1812. on a september morning in 1814 the british fleet launched an assault on this peninsula. from the harbor 30 british warships attacked this stronghold. rockets rained down and bombs burst in the air, and the deck of one ship a gallon to young american was held captive. .is name was francis scott key for 25 hours he watched in dismay as fire crashed down around him. through rain, and smoke he could 15 broad stripes and 15 bright stars battered but still there. american forces did not waver, they did not retreat, they theed down the invasion and hell that they had to endure, they held like nobody could have .eld before the british were treated and independence was saved. francis scott key was so inspired by the site of our flag in that battle that the grounds he fought on became hallowed and he wrote a poem. his ageless words became the anthem of our nation, the star-spangled banner. every time we sing our anthem, every time it's chorus swells our hearts with pride we renew the a turtle

controversy in the u.s. city of baltimore. at a cautionary call from hong kong's leader to protesters of those plans new security law i just have a question. of . how i was still got some other lively showers into southern parts of china at the moment of sad a cloud around here that will come and go over the next couple of days of course and that's the safe. right the mayu front still a fair amount of plant into japan is still a few showers here is to go on through wednesday to mash and in fact as we go on into thursday it's largely fine and dry as a woman sunshine coming through pleasant 26 degrees celsius to the twenty's there into the korean peninsula so with 23 wanted to shout to the north that 32 full. hours they are outstanding into southern parts of china at this day's usual showers across much of southeast asia still some lively ones into java saying some a wet a weather for a time every showers that soon to borneo and we can follow the showers right up into thailand and across the andaman sea we're now starting to see the 1st signs of the summer rains the southwest the monsoon s

baltimore is dr. lee to win. she is a visiting professor at george washington university. today it was announced that the washington post, and served as the city health commissioner in baltimore. ask for joining us here on c-span. we appreciate it. >> happy to be with you. new want to begin with some projections from the university of washington. by august 4 u.s. death toll could exceed 100 and 47,000. when you see that number and see that projection, what is your reaction? that it is an is underestimate. i hate to say this, because that is so many people. it is unimaginable for where we are right now. if two months ago you had said that we have 80,000, more than 80,000 americans who had died from covid-19, i'm not sure how many people would have leave that. areway we are going, we already on an incline in the number of debts in the u.s.. the only thing keeping the virus and check with -- is social distancing. in the absence of a vaccine, what was keeping the virus and check with the ability for people to stay as part -- stay apart as much as possible. now that states are loosening res

the live reporting in montgomery, alabama. >>> when we come back, a strong message from baltimore's mayor to president trump. don't visit on memorial day. the mayor joins us in just a moment. southern company i remember my dadg coming up the stairs in my grandpop's house where we were living, sitting at the end of my bed and saying "joey, i'm going to have to leave for a while. go down to wilmington, delaware, with uncle frank. they're good jobs down there, honey. and in a little while, i'll be able to send for you and mom and jimmy and val, and everything's going to be fine." for the rest of our life, my dad never failed to remind us that a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's about respect. it's about your place in the community. it's about being able to look your child in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be ok and know it's true. you never quit on america. and you deserve a president who will never quit on you. unite the country is responsible for the content of this advertising. can attack anywhere. get fast relief here with primatene mist.

city of baltimore has long struggled with crime and its murder rate in particular now playing solitaire into the skies in a trial which could change crime fighting across the country as particle hail reports. when many people think of the u.s. city of baltimore a picture this block after block of rundown homes litter crime. this is the city with the 2nd highest murder rate in the country just last year 340 people were murdered on the streets good afternoon everybody community activist joyce jones is talking to a local radio station to sell people what she sees as a possible solution. one that takes a very different view of baltimore from above 3 planes flying 12 hours a day over most of the city filled with cameras tracing everyone's movements the pictures stored for $45.00 days and if there's a violent crime police can go back and retrace the steps of everyone nearby people are free to speak out. the community with support program will ill be v 8 bills. witnesses that are free to speak because the cameras speak for themselves activist dave on love disagrees you know we've see

lines. >>> mean while the mayor of baltimore was not too happy with the president's appearance during the ceremony. nbc news's kelly o'donnell has sacrifice. >> they laid down their lives to ensure the survival of american freedom. >> reporter: this memorial day, honoring valor at arlington national cemetery, still close to the public. the president is also expected at baltimore's ft. mchenry even with the travel restrictions. the baltimore says we should not go. >> there is a stay-at-home order here in baltimore and his travel is nonessential. >> reporter: the president says he won't shut down again if infections here spike. dr. birx was not as certain. >> how do we maintain openness and safety? and i think that's what we're going to be learning through may, june, and july. >> but you don't see the country closing down again? >> it's difficult to tell. >> reporter: back on course this weekend, the president ended an 11-week absence from golf with two visits to his trump-branded virginia property. but democrat joe biden's campaign seized on his outing to make a new ad. pairing

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traditional wreath laying that happens here live next hour before heading to baltimore for a ceremony, it will be her memorial day like no other. due to the covid-19 pandemic, mark meredith is live at the white house this morning with more details. >> we expect to see the president and first lady make the trip to arlington national cemetery expected to take place in the wreath laying ceremony. is close to the public because of coronavirus but families of those fallen are still allowed to visit the grounds for the vice president says even during this pandemic, should pause for those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. >> communities large and small generally come together, get their arms around those gold star but today, there will be more separation and more distance, and i just want them all to know that they are in our hearts today. >> after the arlington visit, both the president and the first lady will be going to historic shrine in baltimore, has been publicly urging the president not to visit, the trip is still on the schedule saying it's possible that the republican national

disappointing. and distressed. i have only covered riots from baltimore milwaukee, new york. washington, and there is one common thread that i find rather troubling. that while some legitimacy in demonstrating, that there is no legitimacy whatsoever in riots. and the commentary is that most of the individuals are burning up their own neighborhoods. and this is what is very troubling. i remember being in baltimore and being at a drugstore and having an elderly black man where am i not going to go and get my medicine? at that stage, it had been completely burned down. >> rick: i was there. looking at pictures of the burning building in minneapolis. >> you can see a quite a few people are demonstrating in the name of george floyd it, but i can unequivocally say that also, there's a lot of people that hae come from around the country. i remember being out in ferguson and seeing the individuals get off of airplanes, to come to ferguson and to rise for their own agendas. they pretty much burnt that town down. a baltimore took the brunt of the burning of one of the black neighborhoods. i also

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. to remain calm and to let us conduct this investigation. their behinds is a former baltimore city prosecutor joins us now from baltimore in maryland good to have you with us so when you look at the video you might think ok this looks like a slam dunk case for a criminal prosecution does it work like that in court yes it definitely should work like that and what the problem is is that in america there are just 2 justices there's white face justice if there's black face justice i mean if this had been an african-american man not a police officer and it done the same thing even without a video he would be sitting in jail on arrested and a pending charges but because this involves a police officer because it involves white police officers it's a whole nother story there is nothing more we saw basically a mini documentary a 10 minute many documentary of a man unfortunately lost his life by at the hands of police officers it was beautiful and it was inhumane and yes it was murder very disturbing pictures debbie you're a former baltimore city prosecutor some curious to know when you say

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work together, right? speaker pelosi: hope you are wearing your baltimore oriole's mask. rep. mfume: thank you. [indiscernible] thank you. please tellnible] us a little bit about that. i have been a friend for 42 years. primary as athe look at his two sisters and a crowd. he and i had time to talk this out. always understood what he was in. it's not unreal to be here. now and be very comfortable in who i am. andll go over to his office close the doors and have a conversation with all i sure. --with elijah. that weest challenges are facing the biggest health crisis we have faith since 1919. since 1919.d my focus is going to be doing what i can do to work with the men and women of this chamber to find a way to deal with that data, by using scientific common sense to save our country. what this pandemic has done to families is something that requires all of our attention. thank you. r. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: the core business of our nation does not stop while we fight the coronavirus. this week senate committees are committing oversight an

how the coverage compares with the protest in baltimore some. years back. shocking put it has emerged that 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 by police protests have spread far beyond minnesota all across the country clashes are taking place across american streets that i'd. like to. thank you. i i minnesota's governor tim walz has declared a state of emergency i am answering our local leaders request for minnesota national guard assistance to protect peaceful demonstrators neighbors and small businesses in minnesota. president trump has promised to seize control of minneapolis and says that there will be shooting if there is more looting the tweet was flagged and suppressed because twitter said it was more of find violence these thugs are dishonoring the memory of george floyd and i won't let that happen just to give new to mills and told him that the military's with. any difficulty and will assume control box when the looting stones the shooting s

sociologist who teaches the history of epidemics at johns hopkins university in baltimore professor white it's good to have you on the day we just heard in that report that prejudice is a discrimination that they're enjoying somewhat of a rebirth is that what pandemics do they claim lives and they also take some of our humanity at the same time. i would say that's that's very well put unfortunately the rise of racism and xenophobia can comment when an epidemic is not a new phenomenon historically those who are perceived as others within society and blame for the spread of disease which in turn has been used to justify oppressive policies against marginalized groups it was the same in the 14th century as jews were blamed for spreading plague in europe and burned to the state and a host of racially instead of phobic we motivated quarantines and occurred you know really from that period up until the 20th century in response to be by nick clegg and other diseases largely blaming marginalized groups for the spread of this disease and it's important to note that you know this behavior tha

. mchenry in baltimore after being criticized by political rivals, including joe biden, for spending the holiday weekend playing multiple rounds of golf at his virginia golf course while unleashing a string of malicious retweets attacking nancy pelosi, stacey abrams, and hillary clinton, as well as a twitter tirade against his ousted attorney general, current alabama senate candidate jeff sessions. >>> and the trump administration is banning travel from brazil. now the world's most dangerous hotspot due to months of inaction and denials from their president, trump ally jair bolsonaro. the ban prevents any foreigners who have been in brazil during the past two weeks from entering the u.s. we'll have a live report from rio in just a moment. but we begin with our memorial day panel. nbc political reporter monica alba at the white house. "washington post" national political reporter robert costa, moderator of "washington week" on pbs. and msnbc political analyst rick tyler joining us as well, former obama white house communications director jen palmieri, and nbc news presidential histori

media coverage caleb maupin looks at how that comes which compares with the protests in baltimore some years back shocking footage has emerged of protesters breaking windows torching buildings and clashing with police thousands of taking to the streets to protest against the recent killing of george boyd but police protests have spread far beyond minnesota all across the country clashes are taking place across american streets. minnesota's governor tim waltz has declared a state of emergency i am answering our local leaders request for minnesota national guard assistance to protect peaceful demonstrators neighbors and small businesses in minnesota. president trump has promised to seize control of needy apples and says that there will be shooting if there is more looting the tweet was flagged and suppressed because twitter said it was more of find violence these thugs are dishonoring the memory of george floyd and i won't let that happen just to give new to mills and told him that the military's with. any difficulty and will assume control box when the looting stones the shooting s

come up and looks now at how the coverage compares with the protests in baltimore some years back. shocking footage has emerged of protesters breaking windows forging buildings and clashing with police thousands of taken to the streets to protest against the recent killing of george floyd by police protests have spread far beyond minnesota all across the country clashes are taking place across american streets that. i think you know. i think i minnesota's governor tim waltz has declared a state of emergency i am answering our local leaders request for minnesota national guard assistance to protect peaceful demonstrators neighbors and small businesses in minnesota. president trump has promised to seize control of minneapolis and says that there will be shooting if there is more looting the tweet was flagged and suppressed because twitter said it was more of find violence these thugs are dishonoring the memory of george floyd and i won't let that happen just spoke to governor tim walz and told him that the military's with. any difficulty and will assume control box when the looting