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As protesters demand reduced funding for policing, the Minneapolis City Council vows to dismantle their police department altogether. Pollsters show new concerns for President Trump, but a surprise willingness by Americans to involve the military in domestic affairs. And economists analyze why unemployment estimates last week were so far off.

As protesters demand reduced funding for policing, the Minneapolis City Council vows to dismantle their police department altogether. Pollsters show new concerns for President Trump, but a surprise willingness by Americans to involve the military in domestic affairs. And economists analyze why unemployment estimates last week were so far off.

A memorial in Minneapolis doubles as a rallying cry to protesters across the country. Police departments face questions over how to handle mass gatherings. And economists brace for another massive hike in the unemployment rate.

A memorial in Minneapolis doubles as a rallying cry to protesters across the country. Police departments face questions over how to handle mass gatherings. And economists brace for another massive hike in the unemployment rate.

Additional officers are charged in the death of George Floyd. The Secretary of Defense openly disagrees with President Trump about deploying the military on US soil, while a former secretary piles on. And the RNC appears to be moving its big moment away from North Carolina because of orders to scale down.

Additional officers are charged in the death of George Floyd. The Secretary of Defense openly disagrees with President Trump about deploying the military on US soil, while a former secretary piles on. And the RNC appears to be moving its big moment away from North Carolina because of orders to scale down.

President Trump and Joe Biden provide a stark split screen five months from Election Day as protests continue across the country. Twitter catches a white supremacist group trying to use the unrest as a springboard for violence. And social distancing turns into close encounters for masses protesting during a pandemic.

President Trump and Joe Biden provide a stark split screen five months from Election Day as protests continue across the country. Twitter catches a white supremacist group trying to use the unrest as a springboard for violence. And social distancing turns into close encounters for masses protesting during a pandemic.

In a defiant address, President Trump says he's ready to bring in the US military to put down explosive demonstrations. Minneapolis residents reflect on the life and death of George Floyd. And a former police chief walks us through the de-escalation playbook.

In a defiant address, President Trump says he's ready to bring in the US military to put down explosive demonstrations. Minneapolis residents reflect on the life and death of George Floyd. And a former police chief walks us through the de-escalation playbook.