first-degree intentional homicide and first-degree reckless homicide. rittenhouse breaking down in the courtroom yesterday, not guilty verdicts were read. the acquittal protest outside the courthouse and across the u.s., last night police in portland, oregon declared the situation a riot that made at least one arrest. demonstrations remain largely peaceful in the other cities. wisconsin republican congressman brian kyle, congressional district includes kenosha is standing by with reaction. fox news computer no contract will have more on coverage of the rittenhouse and the trial, first jeff is live outside the courthouse in kenosha. reporter: here in kenosha 24 hours after a jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all caps, we ve seen smaller protest groups out here posing frustration with that decision from the jury but when it comes
tonight the city of cleveland and the justice department here in washington they re moving forward on agree changes to the local police force. the newly unveiled reforms are designed to minimize racial bias and the use of excessive force. but some police officers are warning that their ability to enforce the law may suffer. brian todd is working the story for us. brian what are you finding out? we ve been speaking with people in cleveland s police union and others in the law enforcement community. they all understand that policing in cleveland had to change. but tonight, many of them fear the new rules are going to hold police officers back at critical moments on the street. and they say the criminal element knows that. two unarmed civilians killed in a hail of police bullets after an officer s acquittal protest in the streets. we want justice! reporter: it follows what the department of justice found was a pattern of excessive force by police in cleveland. now cleveland police a