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Good evening all day.

In cities and towns all across this country, people took to the streets, filling parks and

gatherings at national landmarks, peacefully, and peacefully, of George Floyd.

Eight days ago in Minneapolis, tonight in some of those places, curfews are an effect

or about to take effect.

New York's curfew begins right now, and as you can see, there are still people out on

the streets and on the move there in Brooklyn, where we'll go live in just a moment.

Philadelphia's curfew starts at 8.30 in half an hour, and in Los Angeles, curfew starts

in one hour.

We want to emphasize throughout the day we have seen huge crowds of people marching peacefully.

In Washington, the curfew began a little more than an hour ago, and we're going to be

watching to see how authorities handle the protesters there and elsewhere.

We're also going to be watching to see as the night progresses if there is a repeat of

what happened last night in New York.

As peaceful protesters, who largely went home and other young people broke into stores

and destroyed property.

We also have new reporting on who gave the order for authorities to move aggressively

on peaceful protesters last evening outside the White House.

That's what happened then, so that the president and his hangers on could cross the street

for a photo op outside a church, which he was neither invited to nor welcomed to exploit

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