Journal live at 7 00 eastern monday morning. Join the discussion. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announces he has extending the curfew in response to the looting, arson and riding in the twin cities. State Law Enforcement leaders joined him at the briefing and talked about the massive deployment of Minnesota National guard, state police and county sheriff deputies. Gov. Walz good morning, everyone. The past week was one of the most difficult in the history of our state. It started with the tragic and senseless murder of george floyd and it extended through the week of righteous anger being expressed by Community Leaders and all people of conscience. And continued to deteriorate into civil unrest and eventually violence and rioting. This morning in minnesota, the sun came to came up as it does this time of year, bright. Trees are butted out. Flowers are up. The promise of summer after a long winter is there. I want to say thank you to all of the people of and a soda who protected their nei
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