Then tomorrow as well before her casket then moves on to the state cant the. U. S. Capitol where it will lie in state on friday. So were all kind of saying thanks to root for various things rights and liberties that we have in our lives today and thats how were honoring her. Here on the kron 00 04am morning news john. She totally transform the American Experience for also many people and yeah. Definitely something that were pausing to reflect on today as for the weather causing and looking outside and you may be thinking wheres the fog. Its a big change from yesterday absolutely love this change though no fog no cloud cover Just Sunshine across the bay today. There will be a push of fog i anticipated southern Santa Clara County on into the evening tonight now as far as theyre called egos holding on to good conditions just the cherry on top of whats going to be a beautiful forecast for the day today and i suggest to enjoy today. Tomorrow and friday as much as you possibly can because af
Racism and policing, and the role of Police Unions. Come to order. I now recognize myself for an opening statement. Good morning and thank you to everyone for being here for this important briefing. Black lives matter. I cant breathe. Hands up, dont shoot. No justice, no peace. These powerful phrases are rallying cries for fair minded americans seeking to live up to one of this countrys core principles. Equal justice under the law. Since our nations founding, africanamericans have struggled, fought and died for the right to be free and equal citizens. This month marks 99 years since the tulsa race massacre, where an entire, vibrant community was destroyed and black men, women and children were systemically murdered. Today is juneteenth. A holiday that celebrate s the freedom of black people in america. That freedom did not come until 1865. Two and a half years after president lincoln abolished slavery. We are still working for freedom and we are still working to provide equal opportuni
Utish, inry, br short. Where was the social contract for george floyd . Where was the social contract for Breonna Taylor . Where was the social contract for tamia for tamir r ice . Put simply, for black americans, the social contract is always been contaminated by racism and white super missy, the nations original sin White Supremacy, the nations original sin. A black american has more than doubled the chance of being killed by the police as a white american. Police encounters are a leading cause of death for young black men. The problems of Police Brutality we confront today reflects the persistence of embedded Structural Racism in our country. Violent White Supremacy is the real deep state that we must uproot and discard in america. Yes, my friends across the aisle have been in search for it for several years right now. Racism is the real deep state in america. Violent White Supremacy dominated our country for an entire century, and the Supreme Court did nothing other than constituti
And remains hospitalized after his arrest and was armed with improvised explosives arched firearms when he hit two deputies and hit one with his car while fleeing. Police caught up with him getting calls about a carjacking. He was a 14year veteran of the Sheriff Department and is leaving behind a pregnant wife and young child. John ramos was there for a somber vigil where the community is trying to come to grips with the sudden loss. Reporter for two weeks, weve been reporting on protests about police abuse. Just when you think an issue is clear cut, fate catches up with a grim reminder theres another side to the in dos job when he approached a van reportedly containing guns and explosive devices in the rural town of ben lowman. The driver opened fire and daymond was killed and two other officers injured before t muisn about him. A lot kn daymond. He was a very gentle man. He is loved and he will be missed. Daymond is the picture of community policing. He was kind, caring, patient, emp
Defends Police Officers who drove their s. U. V. S into a crowd of demonstrators. Thanks thanks. To. A warm welcome youre watching r. T. International with me nicky aaron and our top story this hour another night of violence on cities set ablaze amid protests sparked by the death of george floyd at the hands of police 1700 people have been arrested across the u. S. In minneapolis where 4 die and police have been struggling to maintain the curfew there with officers resorting to ever more heavy handed methods. A makeshift memorial has been set up at the place where george floyd died mourners come here to pay their respects leaving flowers and messages the scientists also become a place of peaceful protest against Police Brutality contrast thing with the anger that has boiled over in other parts of the city so obvious williams who says he worked in a nightclub in minneapolis where both george cloyd and the Police Officer charged for his death worked as well showed his reaction with us to