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Its also about poverty and education and opportunity. how does all that play into this. what are the changes seen? >> well, the changes have been amazing. we now have $2.5 billion of new investment in camden city. we have thousands of jobs, new jobs being created. before covid-19, the unemployment rate in camden city was the lowest its been in decades. the graduation rates from high school were the highest theyve been in decades. and the crime rate, the lowest that its been in decades. so were t...

Two quick apps, a reaction to go to war and dealing with people in their situations. >> reporter: but getting to this point hasnt been easy. just a decade as a police killing sparked riots heard around the world where the toughest policing lessons were learned was northern ireland. confrontation and perceptions of police bias exacerbate and prolonged the three decade long conflict there. today police are still firebombed and shot at but are more likely to draw a line, sit in their armored wagons...

Correspondent brian stelter. >> were going to begin tonight in minneapolis. thats where the black lives matter began two weeks ago. >> in this new new normal. >> in television this is sometimes called wallpaper. producers jazz up the screen with wallpapering it by footage. its a smart technique but can be grossly misleading when the footage is out of date. thats what has hatched with fox shows and president trumps twitter feed indulging in so called riot porn. >> we stand with all the peaceful p...

Mostly, not force. his point, the heavily armed tear gas wielding cops who bore down on peaceful protestors near the white house last week so president trump could pose bible in hand for a photo op outside a looted church wouldnt be the tactic of choice in the u.k. the subtexts for protestors here, dont react to british cops as if they would. by contrast with many of their u.s. counterparts, british police mingle with peaceful protestors. officers armed with little more than handcuffs gauging th...

>> reporter: look, now here comes the wallpaper. >> the anarchists and criminals and even antifa have infiltrated these protests. >> reporter: terrible scenes on screen with just a little label that says "may 30th". this happened more than a week before the interview aired. >> to riot, to loot. >> reporter: ugly pictures from new york and l.a. reflective of unrest that broke out in late may in many major cities. looting and destruction continued until june 2nd in some neighborhoods. but fox has ...

This ended with the controversial toppling of the statue of the slave trader edward colston. but should history be obliterated in this way? scotlands first black professor says not. im absolutely adamant that you start removing the statues or street names to do with slavery, in 50 years time, you will forget the history of that slavery. and maybe some racists might be quite happy for you to take them down because you are taking down your history. he backs the action in edinburgh today to add a p...

To the slave trade. plymouth is doing the same with a statue of the slavist, sir francis drake. in denbigh in wales there is pressure to take down henry stanley. and in london, the monument of the slaver robert milligan was removed with a review of all the capitals statues and street names announced by the mayor. they say thqt they want to erase a racist monument from the streets of oxford but, even if others agree — and it is a big if — how does any of this help solve the deep inequalities ...

Family, if you know what i mean. totally. i live on a relatively small street and ive seen neighbours that i did not know before. ive seen the children run out and wave at each other. we have a wonderful citizen on our street who was running up and down the street banging these plans and the children were loving it —— these pans. its been a wonderful moment and a wonderful moment to give thanks to the nhs, to give thanks to the key workers and a wonderful moment to look at my neighbour in th...

Home and around the clock. the security details has been there since martinez got threats in april and estimated cost of $100,000. here is what the director of the police union told "the ingraham angle" tonight. >> i would be outraged, i would have my security so im safe but i will take resources away from your neighborhood, that way you have less police patrolling your area. it is extremely shocking and almost borderline death in the city. >> as soon as local media got martinez and the protecti...

Angeles police officers standing guard outside her home around-the-clock. the security detail has been there since martinez got threat in april and an estimated cost of 100,$000. heres what the director of the police union told the in graham angle tonight. >> id be outraged, i will have my security so i am safe but i will put resources away from your neighborhood so we have less police controlling your areas, extremely shocking, borderline death in the city. >> reporter: is in his local media go...