THOSE
THOSE TEMPERATURES GET WARM. SO WE'LL TALK MORE ABOUT THAT
COMING UP.
COMING UP. >>> WE SAW PROTESTS INTO THE
WEE HOUR+@S OF THE MORNING IN
NORTH TEXAS.
NORTH TEXAS. WE COULD SEE MORE TODAY.
GOT A LOT TO UPDATE YOU ON, ON
WHAT HAPPENED OVERNIGHT.
CHRIS SADEGHI IS IN DALLAS.
WE SAW FOLKS ON THE MARGARET
HUNT HILL BRIDGE UNTIL THE WEEB
HOURS OF THE MORNING.
MANY OF THEM WERE DETAINED.
>> Reporter: YES, MARK.
BECAUSE THERE IS A CURFEW IN
DOWNTOWN DALLAS AND THE
SURROUNDING AREA, +@THE PROTEST
+@
SURROUNDING AREA, +@THE PROTEST +@HAVE BEEN PUSHED A LITTLE
FURTHER OUT.
FURTHER OUT. THEY BEGAN AT THE FRANK CROWLEY
COURTS BUILDING LAST NIGHT AND
EVENTUAL+@LY MARCHED TO THE
MARGARET HU+@NT HILL BRIDGE WHE
THINGS NEVER TURNED VIOLENT.
BUT IT TOOK A HEAVY DALLAS
POLICE PRESENCE TO REMOVE THEM
FROM THE BRIDGE.
THE COURTS BUILDING IS COUNTY
PROPERTY AND NOT SUBJECT TO THE
CITY OF DALLAS CURFEW.
THERE WAS AN ARRANGEMENT TO
ALLOW THE PROTEST TO HAPPEN
UNTIL 10:00.
UNTIL 10:00. BUT THEN THE GROUP BEGAN TO
MARCH BEFORE THAT ONTO THE
BRIDGE+@.
BRIDGE+@.
BRIDGE+@. AND AROUND 9:00, DALLAS POLICE
USED SMOKE TO BLOCK THEM FROM
CROSSING THAT BRIDGE.
THEY ALSO DETAINED 300 PEOPLE
ON THE BRIDGE.
+@
ON THE BRIDGE. BUT WE UNDERSTAND MOST OF THEM
WERE PUT ON A BUS AND BROUGHT
BACK TO THE COURT BUILDING AND
NOT ARRESTED.
NOT ARRESTED. DURING OUR 10:00 P.M.
NEWSCAST LAST NIGHT, COUNTY
JUDGE JENKINS SPOKE LIVE WITH
OUR REBECCA LOPEZ A+@BOUT HOW T
COUNTY TRIE+@D TO ACCOMMODATE
PROTESTERS AFTER THE CITY PUT
IN PLACE THE CURFEW.
>> PEACEFUL PROTEST.
WE WANT PEOPLE TO DO IT SAFELY.
+@
WE WANT PEOPLE TO DO IT SAFELY. +@AND, YOU KNOW, WE -- I CAN'T
DO MUCH TO HELP THEM OTHER
THAN, YOU KNOW -- WELL, I CAN'T
DO MUCH TO HELP THEM WHEN
+@
DO MUCH TO HELP THEM WHEN +@THEY'RE OFF COUNTY PROPERTY.
BUT WE VALUE PEACEFUL PROTEST.
AND WE WANT TO PROTECT THAT FOR
EVERYONE.
EVERYONE.
EVERYONE. >> Reporter: JENKINS SAID HE
SPOKE WITH THE SHERIFF ABOUT A
CURFEW FOR THE COUNTY THAT
WOULD EXTEND AN HOUR AND A+@ HA
PAST THE CITY CURFEW FOR THE
REMAINING WEEK OR SO.
HE SAID SO THAT WOULD MAKE
CURFEW 8:30 INSTEAD OF 7:00 ON
THE COUNTY SIDE.
DALLAS MAYOR ERIC JOHNSON SAID
THAT HE DID HAVE SOME CONCERNS
+@
+@ ABOUT
+@ ABOUT HOW POLICE HANDLED THE
SITUATION ON THE BRIDGE LAST
NIGHT.
NIGHT.
NIGHT. BUT HE WOULD WAIT UNTIL HE GOT
MORE INFORMATION FROM THEM
TODAY BEFORE MAKING ANY
JUDGMENTS.
JUDGMENTS. GOVERNOR GREG ABBOTT ALSO
ARRIVED IN DALLAS TODAY TO
SPEAK WITH THE LOCAL POLICE
OFFICERS AND MAYORS ABOUT HOW
+@
OFFICERS AND MAYORS ABOUT HOW THE STATE RESPONSE CAN BE USED
TO HELP THEM.
THERE WERE A LOT OF PROTESTS IN
SEVERAL CITIES ACROSS NORTH
TEXAS LAST N+@IGHT.
ONE OF THEM WAS FORT WORTH.
AND THAT'S WHERE HANNAH DAVIS
IS LIVE WITH HOW THAT ONE
HAPPENED.
HAPPENED.
HAPPENED. >> Reporter: YEAH.
GOOD MORNING, CHRIS.
IN FORT WORTH AND ALL ACROSS
TARRANT COUNTY WE SAW SEVERAL
PROTESTS, SOME ESCALATING,
OTHE+@RS CREATING UNITY.
LET'S LOOK AT WHAT WE SAW
ACROSS THE COUNTY.
HERE'S THE PICTURE IN ARLINGTON
WHERE POLICE SAY DEMONSTRATIONS
START OUT PEACEFULLY AND TOOK A
TURN LATE LAST NIGHT INTO THE
EARLY MORNING HOURS WHEN SOME
OF THE PEOPLE SMASHED WINDOWS
AT THIS WALMART AND FACED OFF
WITH POLICE.
WITH POLICE. ARLINGTON PD SAID THERE WAS
ALSO VANDALISM AND+@ SPRAY-
PAINTING AND CARS RACING AROUND
IN SOME AREAS.
IN TOTAL, SIX PEOPLE WERE
ARRESTED. +@
ARRESTED. +@ MEANWHILE, IN FORT WORTH,
TENSIONS WERE HIGH AS A CURFEW
WAS IN PLACE AFTER A DIFFICULT
WEEKEND.
WEEKEND.
WEEKEND. MONDAY'S PROTEST WAS SOMETHING
DIFFERENT ALTOGETHER, A MOMENT
STICKING OUT AS AN EXAMPLE OF
UNITY.
UNITY.
UNITY. YOU CAN SEE A FORT WORTH POLICE
OFFICER IN THE MIDDLE+@ OF THE
CROWD WHO STOPPED AND THEN
NEEDLE IN SOLIDA+@RITY CONNECTI
WITH THE MEN AND WOMEN THERE.
PROTESTERS EMBRACED THAT
OFFICER.
OFFICER.
OFFICER. NOW, WE DO KNOW THERE WAS A
CURFEW IN FORT WORTH FOR 8:00
P.M.
P.M. +@
P.M. +@ THE PROTEST WENT UNTIL 9:45.
POLICE WERE WORKING WITH THE
PROTESTERS AS LONG AS IT STAYED
PEACEFUL. +@
PEACEFUL. +@ THEY WERE GOING TO WORK WITH
THEM.
THEM.
THEM. +@POLICE AND PROTESTERS DID GO
HOME RIGHT BEFORE 10:00 P.M.
AND THEY SAY THEY HAVE MORE
PROTESTS SCHEDULED FOR THE REST
OF THE WEEK.
BACK TO YOU.
>> THAT MOMENT SUPERPOWERFUL.
HOPE TO SEE MORE MOMENTS LIKE
THAT LESS TEAR GAS IN THE
COMING DAYS.
COMING DAYS. >>> WE SAW A HUGE PROTEST +@IN
DENTON YESTERDAY.
DENTON YESTERDAY. HUNDREDS MARCHED IN THE SQUARE
THERE.
THERE.
THERE. THOSE PROTESTS APPEARED MOSTLY
PEACEFUL.
PEACEFUL.
PEACEFUL. DENTON HAS A 9:00 P.M.
CURFEW.
CURFEW.
CURFEW. THERE WERE DOZENS OF PEOPLE
PROTESTI+@NG PAST THE CURFEW BU
POLICE DID NOTHING.
>>> OVER IN COLLIN COUNTY, SOME
VIDEO THAT WAS CAPTURED BY OUR
FRIENDS AT TEXAS METRO NEWS AND
THE GARLAND JOURNAL, ABOUT 500
PEOPLE PEACEFULLY MARCHED.
>>> THERE HAVE BEEN A LOT OF
BREAKING DEVELOPMENTSES ACROSS
THE COUNTRY.
THE COUNTRY. CLEO GREENE HAS THOSE DETAILS.
>> YOU KNOW, ACROSS THE
COUNTRY, TEXAS CONTINUE TO
ESCALATE OVERNIGHT INTO THE
MORNING EVEN THOUGH CURFEWS
HAVE BEEN ENACTED BY OFFICIALS.
LET'S BEGIN WITH WHAT'S
HAPPENING OUT IN ST. LOUIS.
FOUR POLICE OFFICERS WERE SHOT
IN DOWNTOWN DURING VIOLENT
PROT+@ESTS LAST NIGHT.
THEY ARE EXPECTED TO BE OKAY.
ST. LOUIS POLICE CHIEF SAID
THAT THE SHOOTIN+@G WAS CARRIED
OUT BY COWARDLY INDIVIDUALS.
NEARLY 200 AGITATORS THROUGHOUT
+@THE NIGHT WERE THROWING ROCKS
BREAKING INTO BUSINESS,
STEALING, SHOOTING FIREWORKS AT
OFFICERS AND DUMPING GASOLINE
ON THIS.
ON THIS.
ON THIS. IN LOU+@ISVILLE, A BLACK POLICE
ON THIS. IN LOU+@ISVILLE, A BLACK POLICE@
OFFI+@CER WAS SHOT AND KILLED B
LAW ENFORCEMENT AS THEY BROKE
UP A CROWD MONDAY MORNING.
NO OFFICERS PRESENT HAD THEIR
CAMERAS ACTIVATED.
CAMERAS ACTIVATED. THIS CASE IS NOW +@IN THE HANDS
OF THE FBI TO FIGURE OUT WHAT
HAPPENED.
HAPPENED.
HAPPENED. THE MAYOR THERE HAS SINCE FIRED
THE POLICE CHIEF.
>>> LET'S TAKE YOU BACK TO THE
TWIN CITIES ONE WE+@EK AFTER
GEORGE FLOYD'S DEATH IN
MI+@NNEAPOLIS. +@
MI+@NNEAPOLIS. +@ HIS BROKEN SHOWED UP AT HIS
MEMORIAL SITE AND CALLED FOR
PEACE AT THIS RALLY.
+@
+@ TERRENCE ASKED PEOPLE