brosnan's barbour's always thank you. anti-government rallies have filled serbia's capital belgrade for the 2nd day with protesters angered over plans to reimpose a lockdown after a surge in 19 cases the marches had been largely peaceful in contrast to the violent clashes on tuesday a president alexander who appears to have valves the public pressure and back trying to on his decision to reintroduce a curfew this weekend and critics say the sharp spike in infections was caused by a series of politically motivated decisions by the church as one reason why people were so angry on tuesday. the rocks flares tear gas this is what the capital of serbia looks like on tuesday night. thousands of protesters took to the streets and the situation quickly got out of hand who was a group of them tried to enter the parliament building the police responded with tear gas and there but times of the scuffles finally ended as the sun was coming up . in the dozens of people were injured who was who said serbian president alexander had announ

also joining me, pat brosnan, former nypd detective. great to see you both, thank you for joining me. i want to start with you, eric. i was reading about you. the daily mail calls you the most influential black politician right now in new york city. what you say can make big change. so, why do you want the reinstatement of something that so many have called for in the streets, defunding police? >> first of all, thank you. pat, good seeing you. it's been a long time. i think it offers two mechanisms. one is the only presence of blue-and-white vehicles, and the other is the element of uncertainty, that bad guys can't believe that the policing is a predictable model. not having plainclothes, and my belief, on the precinct level, which could have good supervision, and a redefinition of the officers assigned, you are taking away the element of surprise. policing cannot be predictable, and right now it's too predictable for those bad guys that carry guns. >> harris: just to double down with you a little bit, because this is the first time you

." >> stephen: hey, pierce brosnan, i will not stand here and have you attack pierce brosnan. >> bet you didn't even tell your kids you had the new pete davidson movie and you just forced them to watch "dynasty." >> stephen: we watch "the thing" every night. >> i'm so mad at you. can you lie? can you lie and say you liked it? >> stephen: i so liked it. i did. >> did you find it funny? >> stephen: you know what, it was funny, and, i mean, ultimately, heartbreaking at times, and then i was left, like-- i won't say-- it wasn't a happy ending but certainly i felt like i went on a journey with these people and i felt like i enjoyed seeing their journey, and i felt in some small way healed of my own pain. >> can you cut out the part where you said you didn't watch it, because that was actually pretty good. >> stephen: thank you. >> and you got all that from the trailer? you got that from the trailer? all of that? >> stephen: well, i know a little bit of the story. i know a little bit of the story. >> okay. >> stephen: yeah. okay. what is the movie about, for the people out there who didn't

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. >>> and pierce brosnan opens up about singing in "mama mia." how he worked through being terrified on set. you can watch "the kelly clarkson show" right here on nbc bay area at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> the white house is pushing back on several accusations written in a book by the president's niece. the book titled "too much and never enough" the trump family sued to try to stop the publication of it. but it will be available to the public next week. and copies obtained by nbc news, the president's niece writes about an alleged lifetime of cheating and lying by the president in part to convince others that he was better than he actually was. here's nbc's peter alexander. >> reporter: in her blistering new tell-all book, president trump's niece mary trump, a licensed psychologist. she details a dysfunctional family, the father was emotionally abusive and perverted his son's perception of the world and damaged his ability to live in it. >> my dad, fred trump, was the smartest and hardest working man i ever knew. >> reporter: on the night her fath

another officer involved in the incident devin brosnan is already out on bond rosin has been charged with aggravated assault. 3 police officers in colorado are now under investigation, they are accused of taking a photographed. >>photograph near where allies in mclean was arrested and imitating the hold. the police used on the 23 year-old who later died. i think we'll harteau has the story. >>i don't do that stuff. these words and images have been ingrained in the minds in written on signs of thousands of protesters. >>demanding just says for lived in mclean and now those moments many describe as painful had been turned into what some call a mockery multiple sources confirmed to denver 7 that 3 officers reenacted the carotid hold use on mclean during an encounter with police near the site where he was taken down by officers and white supremacy does just this they make jokes at of it they make memes about it they send it to conservative newspapers and television shows. >>and laugh and mock murdering a young black man 3 officers have been placed on paid administrative leave during the

that is according to former nypd detective pat brosnan who joined me yesterday. talk about where the monies coming from, i'm telling you where they are thinking of cutting it based on what pat told me. we will scoot to this. george or governor brian kemp declares a state of emergency and activating 1,000 members of the national guard, saying, "peaceful protests were hijacked by criminals with a dangerous, destructive agenda. now, innocent georgians are being targeted, shot, and left for dead. this measure will allow troops to protect state property and dispatch state law enforcement officers to patrol our streets. we must protect the lives and livelihoods of all georgians." meanwhile, atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms faces growing criticism for handling of weeks of unrest, after the july 4th shooting death of 8-year-old secoriea turner. there she is. that little girl and her mom were near the wendy's where police shot and killed rayshard brooks. they were trying to drive around a barrier set up by protesters. here is georgia congressman doug collins. >> anywher

i want to bring a now former new york city police detective pat brosnan. pat, you and i have covered a lot of breaking stories. this one now not just happening in new york but other major cities. what is driving this and how do we stop it? >> it's unbelievable, harris. we have in fact discussed a lot of matters, but this is terrifying, actually. it's only one element of what the long-feared perfect storm is. terry mann and touch on some of it. his prosecutorial indifference. it is a desiccated nypd. not diminished, desecrated. it is a leadership that vilifies law enforcement, its inmates released from prison, the jails are empty, and on top of it all, the icing on the cake, call city from the nypd. overnight, 1.5 billion vanished from their operational budget. that is a knee-jerk response. this requires, this demands pragmatic intelligent measured review of operational needs, capabilities and services, period. everything else is madness and we sought over the weekend. >> harris: because i know you know the budget so well, and where monies go, what kind of

. >> john: what you are telling me very much mirrors what we heard from retired nypd detective pat brosnan yesterday who said he believes that criminals feel emboldened by what's being said coming out of city hall and other politicians. but to this idea of the anti-crime and the sixth street crime, and we say it had its own problems. but here's what the nypd chief of department terrence monahan said and what they need to do to address that now that the anti-crime has been disbanded. >> those are our best cops out on the street grabbing guns and so they are feeling it safe to carry a gun on the street. they are looking for ways to change that mentality out on the street by getting different units out there. >> so different units out there, looks like the anti-crime unit is not going to come back. what we are seeing now in the face of the increased violence and the shootings in new york city is put people pushing back against the idea of defunding the police. we see this march from brooklyn across the brooklyn bridge to city hall, and do you think that is going to make a difference? >> the s

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