Great tribulations america. And then with the creation of pbs, we will be focusing on it all this week youre on washington journal. We will begin with your calls and comments on Race Relations. Host this is the story this morning, the front page of the washington post. A curfew was in place in ferguson, missouri. Good,ines intersect Michael Brown. More in the moment. First look at the other sunday all heard onams, cspan radio, beginning with meet the press. Today on the sunday tv talk shows the topics will include reaction to the shooting of an unarmed teenager in ferguson, missouri. Also, airstrikes in iraq. And politics. As you mentioned, you can hear. Ebroadcasts getting at noon guests today include jay nixon, who by the way is appearing on many of these shows today. Also, john lewis of georgia and Michael Turner of ohio. Also mayor Stephanie Rawlings blake of baltimore. , withm. , this week Kelsey Gabbard and Adam Kinzinger of illinois. At 2 p. M. Eastern here fox news , with rick
An emotional and unapplicant predictable day one of the Republican National convention. Good morning, good evening to everyone. Im heather childers. Ditto, donald trump and the Republican Party dubbing the first day, make america safe again. The presumptive nominee again broke convention with this. He came out on day one of the Convention Like this. There it is. His silhouette towering trump socalled never trump forces were denied a chance to vote. And for more on the opening day of the Republican National convention, were going to bring you a lot more. Lets bring in shannon breem
reporting live from cleveland right now. Shannon, what are some of the highlights of day one . Well, kelly, of course, as you mentioned, the theme for day one was, make america safe again, so many of the prime time speeches were from top military and Security Officials but the speech everybody was really watching for was the one that came from the woman that donald trump introduced as the next first lady of t
America unique is the durability of its institutions against the passions and prejudices of the moment. When times are turbulent, when the road is rough, what matters most is that which is permanent, timeless, enduring and eternal. One of the passions of this moment was the passionately angry reaction to mr. Trumps planned rally in tulsa. He initially planned to hold it on juneteenth, a holiday marking the end of slavery. That rally will now take place one day later. And the battle over civil war relics continues around the country. Today kentucky is removing a statute from the capitol of one of the best known native sons, jefferson davis, the president of the confederacy. Plenty to talk about today, but lets begin with that breaking story in atlanta. Cell phone video emerged in the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man in a wendys drivethrough. As we understand it now, officers got a report of a man asleep in his car blocking other drivers. That led them to 27yearold rayshard brooks
They seem to have largely taken on a peaceful tenor this evening. Thousands of protesters in the cities from minneapolis to washington, d. C. , from new york city to los angeles. We will continue to bring you updates on what we are seeing in those protests. Msnbc correspondent Gadi Schwartz is in los angeles where hes been following protests for the last few days. Gadi, whats it like there. Reporter chris, were starting to see a significant amount of arrests being made. Its hard to make out here, but this is the back end of a protest group that was split off from a larger group. Theyve got about 30, 40 people. In fact, we cant go any further over here. Hey, is it okay if we just post up right here . Can we just post up right here . Thats fine. Reporter okay. So were up a little bit on a stoop, and you can see what looks like this entire block of cars, the ones that are in the road. They were filled with people. All those people have been taken out. They were put on the ground, and now
As statutes fall across the country. Protesters are returning to america streets once more their anger renewed over the death of Rayshard Brooks in atlanta. As cities and the congress get down to the business of changing policing policy in america, there is more difficult news on the streets as a scuffle that began as a dui stop turned deadly. In rapid succession, the police chief resigned, multiple body cameras and videos were leased and the officer that fired the lethal shots was fired. It followed a week where we saw a different type of disturbing image from around atlanta. Intensely log lines of voters waiting in the rain as Voting Machines failed. Turnout soared. Tripling from the primaries in 2016. We have heard little from the president this weekend on the broad demands for Police Reform or about the brooks case specifically. In a rare concession, the president reversed plans to hold his first post Covid Campaign rally in tulsa, oklahoma on juneteenth, the holiday celebrating em