'All We Want Is Change And Our People To Stop Dying': Thousands March Through NYC For Eighth Day Of Protests Against Police Brutality
The 8 p.m. curfew came and went once again with many continuing to march in peaceful defiance.
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The 8 p.m. curfew came and went once again with many continuing to march in peaceful defiance.
Children are marching with parents, their tiny voices among the shouts.
Thousands of people rallied and marched through neighborhoods in Merrick.
Thousands filled Cadman Plaza as far as the eye could see to honor the life of George Floyd.
The death of George Floyd is causing people to call for justice in many forms.
Family and friends gathered to remember George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Cuomo again made it clear there is a distinct difference between those protesting peacefully, which he supports, and "opportunists" hellbent on looting and causing mayhem.
After a week of protests in New York City, there's growing concern about another surge of coronavirus cases.
Some protesters say they have no intention of stopping until they see tangible change.
Activists are criticizing the NYPD, saying the department's decision to arrest protesters for misdemeanors rather than issuing tickets is creating a potentially life-threatening situation.
Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance says the looters who vandalized stores and caused untold millions of dollars of damage and loss should face harsher penalties.
CBS2's Tony Aiello reports New Rochelle Police have been keeping an eye on the demonstrators from a distance to respect the peace.
Demonstrators in Hempstead Village on Wednesday told CBS2's Jennifer McLogan their protests are necessary to fight systemic racism and promote unity.
People of all faiths came together to pray in the parking lot of East Orange Campus High School on Wednesday.
As the sun went down, police blocked traffic below 96th Street for the first night of the 8 p.m. curfew – an effort to curb looting and violence that has broken out at nightfall.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar tweeted about the upgraded charges Wednesday afternoon.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Wednesday that he opposes invoking the centuries-old Insurrection Act to deploy active-duty troops to states to quell protests.
Cuomo outlined the differences between peaceful protesting and looting, two things the city has experienced plenty of since the demonstrations started a week ago
Video shows the officer push Dounya Zayer during a protest near Barclays Center on Friday.
Doctors and nurses from Mount Sinai Hospital held hands and chanted against police brutality in the middle of 14th Street.
Once the curfew started, the NYPD was on the lookout for specific groups of younger people that have been taking away from the spirit of the Floyd protests.
One of the city's most vibrant shopping districts is trying to recover and wondering what happened.
Child psychologist Reena Patel discusses how parents can have productive conversations with their children about the current events unfolding in America.
The Athletic NBA write spoke to CBS2's Otis Livingston about the reports that team owner Jim Dolan said in an internal email "we are not any more qualified than anyone else to offer our opinion on social matters."
For the NYPD rank and file, dealing with the peaceful George Floyd protests and the violent looting has been a huge task.
