into effect last night. in san jose people are told to stay in their homes from 8:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. for the next seven days. walnut creek has a similar order and san leandro announced there will be a curfew in the city from 6:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. today through next monday. in san francisco authorities are telling people to abide by the city s curfew or risk being cited or arrested. there was looting and vandalism across the city over the weekend and bill scott said there were 33 felony arrests last night and 87 people were arrested for curfew violations, some of them armed. over the weekend two police officers were assaulted. one with the and the other with a st gun. the city embraces peaceful protests. he is not sure what to expect today but the department will be ready. we will not embrace violence against anyone. against other protesters, against police officers and against property and we will not accept that. we ve been given the tools to do our jobs and curfe
californians who have filed has fallen to the lowest rate in two months. the labor department says 212 thousand workers in the state filed for first-time unemployment benefits last week. the development department is looking to boost staff to handle the flood of unemployment claims brought on by the shutdown. the department is looking to hire 1800 people along with the 3000 workers on the job. the edd needs people to help process claims and handle phone calls. they are looking for people with accounting and auditing experience. demanding justice for george floyd. the unarmed african-american man who died while in police custody in minnesota. an officer seen with the knee on his neck. protests are planned right here for today and tomorrow and all this taking place after demonstrations from los angeles to minneapolis turned violent and william montanez has the story. reporter: smoke was out of building of minneapolis after another night of calling for justice for george flo
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my wife and attacks my family. nominee is somebody i really think is hurting the country and dividing country, i can t stand behind them. jon: let s bring in jamie weinstein, senior editor of the daily caller. phillip bump a writer for washington post politics blog, the fix. jamie, to you first. republicans thought they were going to sail into this election with the winds at their backs. they had a dozen 1/2, you know, superbly-qualified candidates. they had a president who has been in office for eight years, under water in his popularity ratings. what happened last night? looks like furthering idea that the republican party will have a real difficult time unifying the party going into the general election. as you mentioned, a year ago, the republicans thought they had a very good shot of winning the white house. now it seems less clear. look at the most likely scenarios of what plays out. in both case, you have problems with unifying the party. in one case you have d