Fired. But none of them had been charged with any crime until today, which was almost certainly a result of what happened last night. And the fact that no charges were filed, for anyone who saw that video, was very hard to understand. So yesterday, late in the day, the u. S. Attorney, the county attorney and the fbi held a joint press conference, which was intended to reassure everyone that justice would be done. But it didnt do that. It made it worse. And so again, protestors gathered. They threw rocks, they set the Police Station on fire. The police had to abandon their headquarters. They abandoned the neighborhood. Stores were set on fire. There were explosions. It was scary and dangerous. Some of the angry people started looting, breaking windows, stealing things, setting their own community on fire. And then unfortunately this is the loop we get stuck in. It goes from it isnt right to kill an unarmed man to, well, it also isnt right to loot and set fires and attack the police. But
Thank you for joining us. It is another restless night in america. So many are calling for calm and unity. The president tonight demanding a strong and muscular response from Law Enforcement, possibly the u. S. Military. The death of george floyd setting off a convulsion of demonstrations and dangers we have not seen to this degree in generations. A moment where our nations young people, black and white, are leading. A brother in mourning. A nation in pain. A president attempting to stop the violence. After seven days of unrest in over 100 cities thousands arrested. President trump today addressed the nation. All americans were rightly sickened and grge fld. Ter tha happening moments after protesters were teargassed just outside the white house. The president began by acknowledging the death of george floyd at the hands of police officers. By administration is fully committed that for george and his family justice will be served. He will not have died in vain. Reporter but quickly turn
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bedrooms of a very different modern family. and, the chief s daughter. hard drugs, a convicted rapist, and a father bent on understanding his daughter s mysterious death. we bring you an exclusive interview with the police chief determined to defend his daughter s honor and see justice done. plus, back to the future. before phones looked like this, they looked like this. and before the economy looked like this, it looked like this. as wall street returns to the movie house, all things 80s is tonight s sign of the times. announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is nightline, september 23rd, 2010. good evening. we begin tonight with a look inside the home of an american family that is anything but ordinary. the brown family is thoroughly modern and yet they practice an ancient custom, polygamy. cody brown has four wives. he sleeps with each in a different bed every night and has 16 chi