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. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. tonight, the calls for justice for george floyd growing louder. the black man in minneapolis dying after an encounter with police. his death causing national outrage, with new video emerging. we caution you, some of the images you are about to see are disturbing. >> please, please. please, i can't breathe. >> reporter: with every passing second, george floyd's life was slipping away. >> ah, ah. >> reporter: this ten-minute video is difficult to watch but impossible to ignore. now crucial testimony bearing witness to an ugly reality. >> mama. mama. >> get up! >> reporter: face down on the pavement, crying out for his mother, a police officer's knee to his neck. >> my stomach hurts. my neck hurts. everything hurts. ah. there's water or something. please, please. ah, i can't breathe, officer. >> reporter: a bystander's cell phone recording floyd's pleas for breath, capturing those precious words for those excruciating minutes. >> his nose is bleeding. >> reporter: this, the second video of a black man dying to emerge in less than a month. >>

george floyd. chauvin was the officer who kneeled on the neck of george floyd, a black man, who said he couldn't breathe. floyd was nonresponsive for three minutes before chauvin removed his knee from floyd's neck. the prosecutor in the case says he anticipates charges for the other police officers involved, this comes as new video of the incident has emerged. i want to warn our viewers this video is graphic. it appears to start earlier than the video many of us have previously seen. you can see in the video that it looks as though three officers are holding floyd down, not just officer chauvin. cnn has reached out to the minneapolis police department and the floyd family about the video. we have not yet received a response. we will bring that to you when we get one. let's go straight to cnn's sara sidner, live for us in minneapolis. sara, we're learning more about what happened from the charging document. tell us more. >> reporter: look, you had mentioned it, i just want to kind of go through a bit of it for you, jake, the new details we're seeing from these charging documents. but

after george floyd's tragic death. plus, the latest from minnesota, a former police officer chars s defying a curfew taking to the streets and some setting fires. in atlanta, massive crowds clashing with police. in new york, this police car torched and highways brought to a standstill in l.a. the latest on the chaos in the streets overnight. >>> facing charges, former police officer derek chauvin charged with murder. >> please, please, i can't breathe. >> how long prosecutors say he had his knee on george floyd's neck before he became nonresponsive. >>> the twitter fall out this morning. president trump feeling the backlash over his tweet about handling the protests, it's history. >> i've heard that phrase for a long time. i don't know where can came from, where it originated. >> why twitter and facebook handled his comments so differently. >> road to recovery. more states and cities relaxing their coronavirus restrictions, but the new concern this morning. a person who partied at the lake of the ozarks testing positive. did that person attend this crowded pool party? >>> ready for

is calls for justice for george floyd grows louder you're looking at video from protests in minneapolis where floyd was killed by police as well as video from oakland where demonstrations started about an hour ago. also atlanta where protests got into a violent confrontation with police. in the cnn building in the lobby there in atlanta. and there's also washington dc where protests forced the white house to be placed on lockdown thank you for joining us tonight at 9 o'clock everyone i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis that officer derek shop in whose knee was on george floyd's neck has been fired and is now facing charges. this is his mug shot. >>and here in the bay area anger and frustration with floyd's death has reached a fever pitch with local protest turning violent. one san jose police officer was hurt and a group of nearly 100 people stormed highway one oh one in san jose shutting down traffic across all lanes for sale so the money and is live in our newsroom with the dramatic images of protesters. >>shattering car windows cell. >>frustration over george floyd's d

south minneapolis. it is about some distance from where george floyd was apprehended on monday and where he passed. but this has been the biggest center of attention right now. again, i'll bring you up to speed. there are now a group of police officers who have assembled at the corner of the third precinct on ground level. for hours we've not seen police here. a lot of tension as you can see, in the crowd, rachel. >> ali on the scene for us outside the third precinct in minneapolis. we will stay with you and keep that shot live again this is south minneapolis. the third police precinct as ali was saying this is the site of a lot of peaceful protests over the course of the entire day. while we were speaking live with the attorney general from the state, we saw somebody get up on the fence and the police precinct and not being used operationally. boarded windows. we saw the perimeter get breached and things being thrown at the building. we saw police merge and firing flash bang grenades, which are bay sli basically fireworks, not exactly true. not like they were firing grenades designed to

this all started. george floyd was unarmed and he was handcuffed and restrained while a minneapolis police officer kneeled on his neck even when floyd pleaded he could not breathe. he died as a result. charges are not filed against these officers. attorney general says he has every expectations they'll be arrested. >> everybody keeps on asking the question, when, when? this is a perfectly legitimate question. it is important to know that under minnesota statues, the jurisdiction for criminal prosecution is with the county attorney and offense occurs. i believe the message have been sent that the wheel of justice must turn swiftly. >> more than 500 national troops are headed to minneapolis. 170 businesses have been damaged and looted. president trump in a tweet this morning calling the protesters "thugs and seemingly threate g "thugs". first let's go to omar jimenez, he's joining us live. we heard tim walz attempting to calm tensions across the state. are they preparing for more protest tonight or are they hopeful that they can deescalate this? >> reporter: i think it is a little bit

george floyd. a police officer charged with his murder. fires igniting in the night sky. new protests breaking out today in philadelphia. thousands of protesters clashing with police in new york city. in atlanta, the cnn center attacked. in detroit and in california, deaths tied to the protests. >>> and the investigation into floyd's death. his family calling for an independent autopsy. more serious charges and new arrests for the three other officers in that video. >>> fueling the protests? after the secret service clashed with demonstrators just outside the white house, president trump tweeting he watched every move and couldn't have felt more safe. saying, quote, vicious dogs and ominous weapons awaited anyone who came too close. blaming antifa and the radical left and suggesting tonight is, quote, maga night at the white house. >>> we have liftoff. the historic rocket launch at the kennedy space center. nasa and spacex teaming up, sending two u.s. astronauts into space from u.s. soil for the first time in nearly a decade. gio benitez in cape canaveral with what's next for

precinct, burning it to the ground, demanding charges against the officers who killed george floyd. todd: we are live on the scene, floyd asked him a call for justice but also calls for peace. twitter check donald trump again on his post about the riot. jillian: the new censorship coming just hours after his crackdown on big tech. todd: life in some states looking like it did before coronavirus. new restriction rollbacks as we head into the weekend. "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. devastating images overnight, the precinct could explode, riots raging across the city for the third night over the death of george floyd. todd: city leaders have no control over the situation, matt flynn is live in the streets of minneapolis as national guard troops are stepping in. how is it going? >> we are not far from minneapolis, the police precinct building that had to be evacuated. let's show the extensive damage, there is an ongoing fire not far from us, o

, chaos on the streets of minneapolis. protesters angered by the death of george floyd, breaking into a police station. >> he was the power of god to really lift people up in this world. >> plus, more than 100,000 lives lost to covid-19. mothers, fathers, children. now, some of the stories behind the faces. never forgotten, forever celebrated. >> i can't thank him enough for the childhood he grave us. we a we all have big shoes to fill. >> dramatic developments, a third night of protests turning violent in minneapolis, the largest precinct in that city overrun by protesters. cameras capturing the dramatic and at times chaotic scene, hundreds of protesters clashing with police, met with rubber bullets and tear gas while calling for justice. all this comes after the death of george floyd, a black man who died after an encounter with police. scenes of chaos unfolding in minneapolis tonight. eerie images of the police presince in flames after proteste protesters ignited flames. it's the third night of protests over the death of george floyd following a police encounter. the national guard

>>> tonight, there is breaking news as we come on the air in the death of george floyd. an unarmed african-american who died in police custody in minneapolis. what authorities have just revealed. and it comes after violent protests erupted in the city. demonstrators clashing with officers over the death of george floyd. parts of the city in flames overnight. firefighters responding to about 30 fires. one person shot and killed and tonight, the breaking headline. the governor activating the national guard now. the mayor of minneapolis has called for the arrest of the fired police officer seen with his knee on floyd's neck, even after he appeared unresponsive. tonight, george floyd is being remembered as a gentle giant by friends. and this evening, city officials and floyd's own fiance pleading for peace in the streets. alex perez is in minneapolis, jon karl at the white house, asking the president today, has he talked with george floyd's family, and should the officers be prosecuted? what the president said. >>> the other major headline tonight, 24 hours after reaching that awful mi

officer is charged over george floyd's death. new york city is on track to begin reopening. as the u.s. mourns the 100,000 coronavirus victims, more steps are being taken to stop even more people dying. as unemployment in spain soars among the coronavirus crisis, the government approves a basic income for those hardest hit. ♪ for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america. a police officer seen on a video with his knee on jordan floyd -- george floyd's neck is charged with manslaughter and murder. this comes with a curfew in minneapolis tonight at the city erupted ain on thursday as demonstrators protested the killing of mr. floyd. there up in demonstrations across america. trump tweeted when diluting's starts the shooting starts. nick bryant starts our coverage. i am sorry. we will bring you makes package just as soon as we can. i am joined by jenny nelson at the nas ccp's legal defense fund. what do you make of the charges being brought in this case tonight? >> the charges are rather disappointing. we have a single charge of only one of the f

death of george floyd. demonstrators set fire to buildings including a minneapolis police station that's become symbolic to protesters. >> i'm asking you to help us, help us use humane way to get the streets to a place where we can restore the justice so that those that are expressing rage and anger and demanding justice are heard. so i want to just call out very, very clearly. as we put our presence on the treat to restore order, it is to open that space, to seek justice and heal what happened. >> joining us with the latest on the ground in minneapolis, nbc news reporter shaquille brewster and shaq, perhaps one of the best ways to quell some of these demonstrations is some action from prosecutors. where are we on that? >> reporter: still no action, chuck. we heard -- right now the investigation is in the hand of both faib and state investigators and we heard from them a little bit yesterday. there is no action, no decision has been made yet. when you listen to protesters that's what they want to hear. that's what they are awaiting for, arrests of the officers. within the past two

relationship between law enforcement and those they are charged to protect. george floyd's death should lead to justice and systemic change, not more death and destruction. the governor goes on to say, as george floyd's family said, he would not want people to get hurt. come together to rebuild, remember, and seek justice for george floyd. as governor, i will defend the right to protest, but it is how we express pain, process tragedy, and create change. answering theam request to protect peaceful demonstrations -- answering our local leaders request for minnesota national guard assistance. this was late last night before 1:00 a.m. eastern that the president weighed in on the situation amid some of the pictures on cable news throughout the night last night about the violence in the streets of minneapolis. the president says on twitter, " i can't stand back and watch this happen to a great american city, minneapolis. a total lack of leadership. either the very weak radical mayor get his act together and bring the city under control or i will send in the national guard and get the j

night of chaos in the us as protest is demand justice for george floyd who was killed in police custody in the city of minneapolis earlier this week the rest following his death has given rise to the 4th night of demonstrations broke cities across the country. also coming up. we have liftoff to nasa astronauts are on their way to space as a rocket ship built by the private space x. company launches from u.s. seoul saw the 1st time in nearly a decade. as welcome to the program a wave of outrage has swept across the united states following the death of a black man in police custody in minneapolis 46 year old george floyd was killed while being detained by police well it was on armed violence flared for a 4th night in minneapolis and authorities say local police and national guard soldiers affan overwhelmed by demonstrators protests spread to many other cities leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. i'm sure over the persistence. of police killings reaches boiling point it spilled onto the streets of new york where demonstrators scuffled with offices into the night. was in th

tragically killed george floyd by looting a town. >> a challenge we face and the challenge the mayor faces is we have to do it with ensuring the safety of those people and ensuring legitimate people who want to try and express their grief. folks out there right now want nothing more than to enticed into conflict. >> yeah. i don't have to list them. i don't know what cities they're in. all right. this is ali velshi here. i am in midtown minneapolis. my colleague is joining me in new york for our coverage this morning. look at the situation. this is after last night's protest in minneapolis. a popeyes that's burned down. you have fire engines under the escort of members of the national guard here for protection. they were not able to fight the fires overnight because of the protesters around the city. this is a city that has just been lifted from curfew. curfew went into place at 8:00 p.m. local time. 9:00 p.m. eastern time. it was lifted at 7:00 a.m. for all intents and purposes, there was no curfew. people were all over the place all night. fires were burning and fires continue to be burning.

george floyd, who died in police custody. we'll speak to the lawyer representing his family. donald trump is expected to sign a new executive order targeting social media firms, as he lashes out at silicon valley over twitter‘s decision to add a fact—check to his tweets. and the us, canada, the uk and australia have issued a rebuke of china's new security law, which they say curtails invididual liberties in hong kong. welcome. borisjohnson has announced that from monday, people in the uk will be allowed to meet outdoors in groups of up to six people, as long as separate households remain two metres apart from each other. the prime minister said a further 377 people have died after testing positive for coronavirus in all uk settings in the past day. the overall uk death toll from the virus has risen to 37,837. borisjohnson said the lockdown in the uk could be relaxed further because of a sustained fall in the death rate. here he is making the announcement. i cannot and will not throw away all the gains we have made together. so the changes we are making are limited and cautious.

protesting the death of and treatment of george floyd. but there are some who are coming just because that's where the crowd is. some are coming because that's where the cameras are. there are some people coming because it's an the opportunity to loot. let's not be lost by all of this in a larger conversation about what has brought us to this moment. >> breaking news coverage continues on "new day" right now. >>> top of the hour now. so good to have you what is an important time in our country this morning. i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm christi paul. >> pain and anger across this country, another night of protests. after the death of george floyd. we saw this in cities across the country. a black man died in police custody in minneapolis this week, a white officer just knelt on his neck for almost nine minutes as he was in custody. >> right now one officer has been charged with floyd's death. derek chauvin facing charges of third degree murder and manslaughter. protesters are demanding other officers face charges as well. >> so floyd's death was one part of the equation that le

named george floyd who died on monday. he died after he was handcuffed, pinned to the ground under an officer's knee. police refusing to relent despite flood repeatedly saying i can't breathe. the killing of george floyd captured on video ignited outrage and protest that continued to escalate into tonight. floyd's family calling for the four officers involved in his arrest and subsequent death to be charged with murder. while the officers were fired within 24 hours of all this becoming public, it's been three days and still no one has been charged. it's worth noting unlike a lot of protests we've seen, the protrump anti lockdown protesters that have shown up, the people protesting the killing of george floyd from the very beginning have been met preemptively by police in riot gear. they have used tear gas and rub be -- rubber bullets against the protesters. they said it would be a top priority but the fbi held a press conference which was strange to say the least. we expected some sort of announcement. in fact, they appeared to think they would do that, too. possibly about charges

charges against the officers who killed george floyd, floyd's family calls for justice and peace. >> the anger is pulling into other cities across america leading to dozens of arrests and clashes from coast-to-coast. how colin kaepernick is breaking his silence. >> twitter checks donald trump again overnight on his post about riots. the new censorship coming just hours after his crackdown on big tech. "fox and friends first" on a busy friday starts right now. shannon: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. todd: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to that fox news alert, officials warned the third police precinct in minneapolis could explode. the station engulfed in flames during out-of-control riots raging across the 3 for a third night over the death of george floyd. >> national guard troops have been called in. >> reporter: we are blocks away from that third police precinct to building, you can see attendance at alarming level of lawlessness right now. there is ongoing looting, fires, multiple cars on fire, you see leaders and rioters trying to burst

george floyd was killed while being detained by police floyd was on armed violence flared for a 4th night in minneapolis and authorities say local police and national guard soldiers have been overwhelmed by demonstrators. or just spread to many other cities leaving a trail of destruction and that word for. it i'm sure over the persistence of police killings reaches boiling point it spilled on to the streets of new york where demonstrators scuffled with offices into the night. was in the southern states of georgia protesters in atlanta faced off with police outside the head offices of media companies c n n the clashes prompted this plea from the mayor. this is chaos a protest has purpose you are just pricing our city you are disgracing the life of george lloyd in every other person who has been killed in this country we are better than this. but it's the way that george floyd and many other african-american men have died in police custody that has fueled this public outrage the officer who restrained george floyd has been charged with 3rd degree murder. but that isn't enough for thes

now former police officer has been charged in the murder of george floyd. the officer was caught on camera kneeling on floyd's neck for several minutes. floyd later died. >>> we have team coverage across the bay area of the response to last night's protests. we begin with abc 7 news reporter luz pena tracking the current protest you were saying in san francisco. >> the bay area woke up to shattered glass, looted businesses and protesters began to gather peaceful at u.n. plaza across from city hall. let me show you this video, after two hours waiting for the crowd to grow protesters began to move to market street while chanting "no justice, no peace" and, quote, "say his name, george floyd." with police officers following protests with motorcycles and blocking side streets. in this next video we can see how protesters began to turn from peaceful to violent when officers were getting in their vehicle away from this crowd when at one point we can see an officer pointing a nonlethal weapon to the crowd as they drive away, a protester comes out of nowhere from the side of the frame and t

outrage over george floyd, but really something more than that, decades of oppression of many folks in this country going on to the streets to protest. he, of course, was a black man who died on memorial day after a police officer kneel on his neck. >> we will take you around the country now. >>> in los angeles overnight, tense moments as protesters and police crashed. lapd vehicles damaged in this. >>> in denver, more flashbangs and tear gas from police as they tried to break up protests. some protesters were seen lobbing water bottles and other objects at police officers. >>> in cincinnati, not much of a police presence, at least not in this shopping district as protesters shattered store-front windows. >>> look at this video from brooklyn, new york. wow. protesters squared off with nypd officers. dozens were arrested. one officer in video going viral was noticed pushing down a woman who was backing up at the time. that will get some traction and that will get some people in trouble. >>> on the west coast in oakland, protesters began throwing bol throwing bottles and fireworks and of

for george floyd who was killed in police custody in the city of minneapolis earlier this week the arm rest following his death has given rise to a fortnight of demonstrations but iraq's cities across the country also coming up. marching out to freedom the afghan government releases taliban prisoners as part of a peace deal found the future remains uncertain as fighting drunk goes on. and enjoying a socially distanced stock japan's hotsprings reopened for business and promised to soothe tensions in joost by the coronavirus lockdown. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program a wave of outrage has spread swept across the united states following the death of an unarmed black man in place custody in minneapolis where 46 year old george floyd was killed while being bain to time by police violence flared for a 4th straight night of already say local police and national guard soldiers have been overwhelmed by demonstrators and protesters have taken to the streets of other cities leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. do you believe it i'm sure over the persistence of police killings

down george floyd is charged with murder but bus a new autopsy report complicate this case. and i will speak to one black business owner whose place was ransacked. and new evidence the virus was in the united states earlier than thought. the cdc on defense tonight. let's go out front. good evening. i'm erin burnett. outrage, protests across the country as prosecutors announce the first charges on george floyd. the officer who was pinning down george floyd for eight minutes, nearly nine, has been charged with third degree manslaughter. they anticipate charges for the other officers involved. and new details about the moments leading up to floyd's death. after six minutes he stopped moving. an officer checked his pulse but said he couldn't find one. the officer there did not left his knee. it would be almost three more minutes, 2 minutes and 43 seconds before derek chauvin removed his knee. after he said there was no pups. minneapolis now bracing for a protest after the outrage boiled over last night. other cities on high alert. live pictures out of washington, d.c., protestors ther

all over the nation over the death of an unarmed black man and minnesota. george floyd you're looking at video from san jose that's the fairly peaceful part of the protest things got kind of raw from san jose. also atlanta. a denver. the protests began peacefully they did not always and peacefully and there was a night in the morning of violent riots in minneapolis today, one of the 4 police officers involved in george floyd's death has been arrested now charged with 3rd degree murder. the minnesota governor has been apologizing for the lack of trust in law enforcement and pleading for an end to the chaos on the streets of minneapolis. the national guard has been activated whitney wild has more on the arrest and please be aware some of the images might be disturbing. >>former minneapolis police officer derek job and has been charged by the head of the county attorney's office with murder. >>and with manslaughter. the minneapolis police officer who knelt on george floyd's neck has been officially charged in his death. this is by far the fastest we've ever charged. police officer derek

>>> tonight, the fired police officer charged with murder in the death of george floyd. the new criminal complaint accusing him of kneeling on floyd's neck for more than eight minutes for nearly three of the minutes floyd was unresponsive a curfew going into effect as minneapolis smolders a police station set on fire. stores looted. businesses vandalized. >>> the mass protests coast-to-coast the scenes in new york, atlanta, houston, in denver an suv plowing into a protester and shots ringing out at another death at the hands of police. >>> our investigation into the restraint hold used on george floyd. why many departments warned to officers don't do it >>> president trump furious after twitter flags another of his tweets for glorifying violence in minneapolis. he and joe biden revealing they have spoken to floyd's family their clashing messages and barack obama breaking his silence. >>> big news for new york city. one of the epicenters of the u.s. coronavirus outbreak the date it could finally begin reopening and the new report, how long was the virus silently spreading here be

george floyd in minneapolis which has ignited demonstrations there and across the country. we are live with more. >> reporter: good morning, as the sun comes up this morning we are getting a better look at the after math of that protest in honor of george floyd. you can see windows smashed and graffiti at the target on 27th and broadway. a fire was reported in the building. the oakland police released details from the protests. they said six oakland police officers and seven other people were injured. other agent is arrested for more. 60 people were detained for looting. one citation was issued and one car was toed. people were out to support their black and brown friends. they said what happened to george floyd in minneapolis could happen anywhere. some businesses boarded up in anticipation of possible vandalism and eventually, the protests took a alternate. turn. while the protests started peacefully that changed throughout the night. >> what we saw later on in the evening turned violent and disruptive. we want to call on everyone who could come to oakland and stand with us, to

area over the killing of george floyd. significant businesses left behind to businesses already struggling during the pandemic with the outrage now spreading across the country. >>> good morning, everyone. it's saturday, may 30th. i'm liz kreutz. we have a lot to get to today. we'll have much more on those protests. first, let's get a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. definitely hearing rumbles of thunder out there. maybe you can smell that fresh scent of rain. as we look at our storm impact scale it's a level one today with scattered showers, gusty southerly winds and a chance of those thunderstorms. look at this radar. look at all those lightning strikes. i don't think i've seen so many in one spot. as we go in closer, the main activity is in the north bay, showers around bodega bay, santa rosa. richmond/san rafael bridge, overnight showers. lightning strike east of lafayette. looking at the mild temperatures from the upper 50s in vallejo, mid 60s in hayward. we're warmer because of those southerly winds this morning. upper le

and their families. >>> thother ne tabc obtng geor floyd from his suv, placing him in handcuffs. the video showing no sign of a struggle. floyd answering police questions. moments later, an officer seen with his knee pressed on floyd's neck, you can hear floyd saying i can't breathe. tonight, the mayor now calling for that officer's arrest. all four officers tonight identified. and president trump weighing in. >>> america's historic return to space scrubbed with just minutes to go. the drama playing out late today. the two astronauts and their families. and the history set to be made. when their lift-off is now planned. >>> and the multistate manhunt at this hour for a fugitive college student wanted for two murders in the northeast. new surveillance showing him at a convenience store. and where authorities are now looking. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this wednesday night. we've marked these difficult moments together, and they've come with astonishing speed. just three months into the pandemic, and tonight america has reached 100,000 lives lost in this c

floyd he's the unarmed black man who died in police custody on memorial day. >>and this is the 3rd night of protests there which resulted in buildings on fire and damage to local businesses. well earlier today minnesota's governor signed an executive order activating the national guard, a similar protests and demonstrations have erupted throughout the state. the protesters are calling for the arrest of the officers involved with floyd's arrest in death. so far they have all just been fired and of course this incident happening monday night where george floyd. >>had a knee on his neck, a police who was there with 3 other lasted several minutes floyd pleading for his life. this year is near the 3rd precinct police station in minneapolis that's a couple miles from where floyd was killed. it was a largely peaceful protest today of course following looting and violent protests yesterday. but about 7 o'clock our time tonight things devolved and there was a fence that had been erected around the 3rd precinct police department and protesters got over that and then police responded with tear gas

charged with third degree murder in the death of george floyd. his bail is set at a half million dollars. despite the curfew, protesters have been facing off on the streets of minneapolis tonight and protesters have been clashing with police across this country, we're carrying it all for you live on cnn. sarah sidner is with us from minneapolis. ed lavandera in dallas. we have our reporter in minneapolis as well. if we can put up the scenes and see how this is all playing out around the country, miguel, let's give to it miguel. thank you for joining us here at the top of the hour. you've been marching around and around. you said this started in one part of minneapolis, and now you have marched through downtown, and so on and so forth. how much ground have you covered? >> this is a good workout. now we've exited off the 35 w. it is not clear where they're going now. they've lost some of the protesters but most have stuck with them. it is now strung up a long way, along 35 w. they may be moving past the fifth precinct as well. check this out. turn around this way. they have not only protes

with george floyd's murder is added to the anger about the way racial minorities are treated by police. president don't trump the largely ignores the domestic turmoil and instead announces he's terminating his country's relationship with the w.h.o. and the invasion destroyed crops this is in india and. outside the white house and from coast to coast protests and violence have spread to more u.s. cities over the death of a black man at the hands of a white police officer now that officer there has been charged with george floyd's murder but it is a little to dampen the anger particularly in minneapolis itself where floyd died while being arrested on monday diffs demonstrators there defying the curfew and a large deployment of the national guard was a bank set on fire and a department store looted as well. this is the largest civilian deployment in minnesota history that we have out there today and quite candidly right now we do not have the numbers we cannot arrest people when we're trying to hold ground because of the sheer size the dynamics and the wanton violence that's coming out th

you look live from sky 7. a protest that has been going on for hours over the death of george floyd in minneapolis, minnesota spilled out on the streets of oakland tonight and on to the 880 freeway. this is a live picture. things have calmed, but there are still a great many protesters still out there. >> well, and in san jose protests have been going on since around 3:00 this afternoon. this is the scene earlier. this is sky 7 in san jose. you can see that protesters, they have been facing off with police all day since around 2:30. it started on highway 101 and then moved through the streets of downtown oakland where there were multiple clashes with police, and there continue to be issues out there, even at this late hour. >> so two protests and two of the bay area's major cities tonight that have lasted for hours there have been no major injury, we're happy to say, but there have been a number of skirmishes and a number of incidents in both of those cities. protesters still on the streets in both places tonight. >> there was one major incident during the protest in san jose tonigh

situation for these folks they are protesting the death of george floyd. one police officer charged in the case. the officials are not ruling out the fact they may charge more officers in this case. it is still early in this game. the contention continues. we've seen the videos out of minnesota where protesters have erupted. of the precinct in minnesota has burned down where the officer worked that is charged with killing george floyd. it's not clear if they knew each other. these protests continue to happen across our country. we do see that folks are upset. we are hearing they are upset because of the violence towards african-americans. when they are confronted with the situation. you see this happen time and time again there are protesting they wanted the officer to be arrested much earlier instead they are taking a few days to take this happen under arrest. this is in the process of happening right now. >> if we can i'd like to go back to sky fox and show these images downtown. this is happening right outside of san jose city hall. you can see the crowd is gathering with signs they als

moment after protestors took to the streets demanding justice for george floyd, unarmed, handcuffed black man who died after pleading that he couldn't breathe to a police officer who had a the city's mayor is urging people to leave the area. he's urged them to call in the national guard. >>> he's calling for the arrest of the officer to caused the death and that officer to be charged. they're using rubber bullets to disperse the crowds overnight. at least one man is dead. he was shot and killed outside of a pawnshop near the demonstration. as for the developments in coronavirus, this morning, the silence is deafening from the president of the united states as the death toll surpasses 100,000. there was no public reaction, no national moment of grief and mourning for the 100,000 lives lost in less than three months. but we begin this morning with the breaking news in minneapolis. cnn's omar jimenez is live on the scene. what's the situation on the ground, omar? >> reporter: things evolved quickly. this is what parts of minneapolis are waking up to. this is less than a block away from

of time that chauvin allegedly had his knee on floyd's neck, after, after he was unresponsive. the total time his knee was on floyd's neck was over eight minutes. the official complaint states that after floyd stopped moving, another officer checked his pulse, checked his right wrist for a pulse and said i couldn't find one. and that is all on body camera video that we have not even seen yet. the footage was obtained by the minnesota bureau of criminal apprehension and depicts that whole scenario. now chauvin now arrested for third-degree murder, is accused of causing floyd's death, quote, without regard for human life. but also without the intent to kill. the complaint also says the preliminary autopsy results do not find evidence of strangulation. here is the county attorney today making that announcement. >> former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin has been charged by the hennepin county's attorney's office with murder and with manslaughter. this is what we've charged now. the investigation is ongoing. i'm not going to speculate today of the other officers. they are under

where pain and outrage over the death of george floyd in police custody was answered today, at least partially. derek chauvin the fired minneapolis police officer seen here pinning floyd by his neck was arrested and charged with third degree murder and manslaughter. chauvin is one of four officers fired by because of their involvement in floyd's death while in custody, but the only one charged so far. the criminal complaint alleges, quote, the defendant had his knee on mr. floyd's neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds in total. 2 minutes and 53 seconds of this was after mr. floyd was nonresponsive. police are trained that this type of restraint with the subject in a proned position is inherently dangerous. announcing the charges today, hennepin county's top prosecutor mike freeman said that despite more than one video of what officers did to mr. floyd, they didn't have enough to charge chauvin until today. >> we're looking at the evidence, there may be subsequent charges later. the investigation is ongoing. we felt it appropriate to focus on the most dangerous perpetrator. we can only ch

with third degree murder and manslaughter in the death of george floyd. according to the criminal complaint, and as captured in a truly horrifying video, derek chauvin kneeled down on george floyd's neck for eight minutes. there is rioting, looting, and the unwarranted arrest of our reporter omar jimenez, which the minnesota governor apologized for and said should never have happened. don lemon will be interviewing the presumptive democratic presidential nominee joe biden on these issues. we're also following the coronavirus pandemic and the death toll. 1.7 americans have confirmed cases. >>> first, miguel marquez is joining us. miguel, an arrest following what the minnesota governor calls 48 hours of anarchy. >> reporter: yes, look, wolf, that arrest will go somewhere. there is a great level of distrust among the people in minneapolis for the authorities. in particular, the police. that arrest will help to some degree. but the authorities here have a long way to go. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: derek chauvin, the fired minneapolis police officer seen here kneeling on george f

the video that you saw in the previous segment mr. floyd's behavior and police tactics and training and techniques and so on and so forth. >> i can tell you that there is a video of him being taken out of a car. he is escorted to a building and appears to be compliant. but what happened after he was handcuffed behind his back, face down on the concrete and knee into the neck. these are the issues that prosecutors have to evaluate the evidence to determine what if any charges should be brought forth. the case is being investigated and taken seriously. the governor to the lieutenant governor to myself have seen and expressed humane and human reactions to it but it will be a jury or a fact finder that will decide, you know, what the fate of the officers ultimately is going to be. i want to make sure that the investigation is considered fair so that nobody can say that the investigation you was not absolutely fair and based on the law and the consequences are according to justice and law. >> floyd died on monday night. the officers involved were fired the very next day, and that is almo

spread from minneapolis to at least 30 different cities — following the death of george floyd, a black man, in police custody. president trump blames looters, and leftwing radicals for the unrest. live in central london — hundreds of people march to demonstrate after the killing of george floyd. after 10 weeks at home, more than two million people in england and wales who've been shielding during lockdown, are told they can go outdoors. the uk government has defended its decision to ease lockdown measures in england. because we have made that progress, steadily, slowly, surely, week in, week out, we can carefully take the steps that we are taking tomorrow. religious services resume. the pope has returned to st peter's basilica to celebrate mass. as schools in england prepare to reopen to some pupils tomorrow, governors say all children shouldn't have to return before summer holidays. three, two, one, zero. ignition. lift off of the falcon 9 and crew dragon. and coming up on the programme... a new era for space travel as the first ever comercial rocket carrying humans approaches

, this is a nation that is in pain, after the death of george floyd and the president just completely whiffing on a chance to comment on what is happening here. this is the story of the day. this is the story of the week. this is such an important moment as we see the pain here of this community looking for answers. we know that the -- derek chauvin, the mpd officer who had his knee on the neck of george floyd has been charged with third degree murder but overnight the president tweeted that when the looting starts, the shooting starts. this is actually something that harken back to what a miami police chief said decades ago. and does the president try to clean that up and basically say it was just an observation of shooting happens when looting happens? no. that clean-up, it doesn't fly. because that is not what this was about. so the president not taking questions on a tweet that he put out and then actually once twitter noted that it was inciting violence he had the white house re-tweet it. so it just doesn't fly. and special coverage continuing now with brooke baldwin. >> announce

streets across the united states for a 5th day of demonstrations of the death of george floyd protesters have clashed with police in los angeles cities nationwide brace for another not have been wrist floyd and unarmed black men died in place custody in minneapolis his death has sparked a wage of a wave rather of out right jen violent protests which have rocked the country. i'm sure over the persistence of police killings reaches boiling point it spilled onto the streets of new york where demonstrators scuffled with offices into the night. i was in the southern states of georgia protesters in atlanta faced off with police outside the head offices of media companies c n n the clashes prompted this plea from the mayor. this is chaos a protest has purpose you are just crazy in our city you are disgracing the life of george lloyd in every other person who has been killed in this country we are better than this. but it's the way that george florida many other african-american men have died in police custody that has fueled this public outrage the officer who restrained george floyd

. >>> let's move on now. crowds have gathered to protest the death of george floyd, a bla black man who died after an encounter with officers. a white officer was kneeling on his neck for 9 minutes. things seemed tense but calm. that quickly deteriorated. as night fell the crowds grew and an automotive supply store caught on fire amid protests in the same area. protestors shattered windows of the police precinct and some became more violent. our sar va sidner was on the scene. >> reporter: this is the police department, the third precinct in minneapolis. they have created a barrier around the particular precinct that some of the windows have been smashed in and they've been battling back and forth with protestors, many throwing water bottles. the police responding with bean anies and responding by shooting tear gas. you're seeing the lights, hearing people yelling at police with their hands up. those lights are the fire department because just across the street the auto zone is on fire. so you can really see it is starting to billow. i'm going to have them push in. the sounds you ar

george floyd, a black man who died in police custody. that city is under a state of emergency, burning, destroying and looting, even this police station was not safe, gas lines were reportedly cut at this precinct. after that, via facebook, officers were in the building when that precinct was breached but he cannot say how many. they will see more resources going to the city in the coming days, when asked when the building was breached and set on fire, they were scattered through various areas, they are working to keep their officers safe by providing mutual aid but he is asking for help from the community. at this our flames and smoke continue to cover parts of minneapolis. many are urged to evacuate the area. this is the third night of arrests in this. now the violence has spread to st. paul prompting the mayor and the governor of minnesota to ask for help from the national guard. at the same time donald trump is offering military support should the violence continue to escalate but it is not just minnesota feeling the heat, throughout thursday there were scenes about rage i

city set ablaze amid protests by the death of george floyd at the hands of police 700 people have been arrested across the united states in minneapolis where floyd died police have been struggling to maintain the curfew there with officers resorting to ever more heavy handed methods. we got the problem but we got the call and. you need to stand up and we need to fight for our lives there is no peace until there is just. a makeshift memorial has been set up for george floyd's mourners have been paying their respects leaving flowers and messages the saudis also become a place for peaceful protest against police brutality contrasting with the anger that spoiled over in other parts of the city and so the herald sun who's george floyd song told us she never expected this scale of support. he would like the only thing we have said here and. i'm i'm still trying to cope with the fact. you know lonely here because when we make you. play and think you know. you know we arm. and and how much people. well i think i mean you don't look so much because to be good everyone that was watching hated sh

their solidarity in the form of protests where an officer was charged the murder of george floyd. that officer seen kneeling on floyd's neck for several minutes. floyd later died. >> we have coverage now across the bay area to the protests last night. and again a reminder there are protests going on right now. we begin with abc 7 news reporter luce penna. >> the bay area woke up to shattered glass. in san francisco protesters began to gather peacefully across from city hall after about 2 hours way frg the crowd to grow protesters began to move to market street while chanting no peace and no justice and say his name george floyd with police officers following protesters on motorcycles and blocking side streets. in this next video sikh see how protesters began to turn from peaceful to violent when officers were getting in their vehicle away from the crowd. even at one point we can see an officer pointing a nonlethal weapon to the crowd. a protester comes out from the side of the frame and throws an object that looks like a rock breaking the black window of this police patrol. in th

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george floyd. >> floyd, a black man, who was killed in police custody in minneapolis earlier this week. right now officer derek chauvin has been charged with third degree murder and manslaughter. but protesters want more, they want the other officers, three officers involved, to face charges as well. >> floyd's death is just a tipping point. anger has been simming over including the deaths of ahmaud arbery and beyreonna taylor. >> and we have learned that one protester has died. >> we're seeing a snapshot of outrage across the country. we're looking at protests right outside of world headquarters at cnn. it was chaotic. people vandalized the scene. they smashed police vehicles and cars nearby. >> cnn's natasha chen joins us now. that sha natasha, we know the barricade was set up the last time we saw you. any progress out there? >> reporter: absolutely, they're moving fast. you can't see most of the profanity, graffiti they're painting over them and painting and washing the walls. the crews worked fast here. of course, there's broken glass on the other side of the corner. there are