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Here & Now for June 5, 2020
Season 1800 Episode 1849 | 56m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
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Tonight’s show: "Wisconsin Responds: A Here & Now Special." The one-hour special focuses on race in Wisconsin and calls to action in the wake of George Floyd's death. Gov. Evers, Sen. Wanggaard, GB Police's Andrew Smith, Michael Johnson of Boys & Girls Club of Dane Co., Angela Lang of Black Leaders Organizing for Change, Noble Wray, police reform consultant, Brandi Grayson, founder of Urban Triage
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Here and Now
Here & Now for June 5, 2020
Season 1800 Episode 1849 | 56m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Tonight’s show: "Wisconsin Responds: A Here & Now Special." The one-hour special focuses on race in Wisconsin and calls to action in the wake of George Floyd's death. Gov. Evers, Sen. Wanggaard, GB Police's Andrew Smith, Michael Johnson of Boys & Girls Club of Dane Co., Angela Lang of Black Leaders Organizing for Change, Noble Wray, police reform consultant, Brandi Grayson, founder of Urban Triage
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Clip: S1800 Ep1849 | 7m 35s | Michael Johnson, Boys & Girls Club of Dane Co., says investments a way to address racism. (7m 35s)
Gains by Police Reform Efforts Over Years Lost in An Instant
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Clip: S1800 Ep1849 | 8m 13s | Police reform consultant Wray says protesters seeking rapid response to police misconduct. (8m 13s)
Governor Outlines First Step, Opportunities to Move Needle
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Clip: S1800 Ep1849 | 9m 7s | Evers details declaring racism a public health crisis, listening to 'people on the ground' (9m 7s)
Green Bay Police Receiving Use of Force Refresher
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Clip: S1800 Ep1849 | 4m 39s | Green Bay Police Chief Andrew Smith speaks to use of force training, police accountability (4m 39s)
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Clip: S1800 Ep1849 | 5m 5s | Brandi Grayson, founder of Urban Triage, details what protesters are asking for. (5m 5s)
It Was Only A Matter of Time, Enough Is Enough
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Clip: S1800 Ep1849 | 11m 26s | Black Leaders Organizing for Communities' Lang advocating racism is public health crisis. (11m 26s)
Proposed Bill Would Not Have Changed What Happened in Mpls.
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Clip: S1800 Ep1849 | 5m 31s | Senator Van Wanggaard says policies already in place; Mpls. officer stepped outside policy (5m 31s)
Wisconsin Responds to George Floyd
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Clip: S1800 Ep1849 | 3m 22s | Reporter Will Kenneally shows Wisconsinites' frustration with George Floyd's death. (3m 22s)
Noon Wednesday: How a Protester Defines Peace
Clip: S1800 Ep1849 | 26m 53s | Brandi Grayson outlines protester demands and provides her definition of peace. (26m 53s)
UW Researchers Work Toward COVID-19 Vaccine
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Clip: S1800 Ep1849 | 1m 59s | Researchers are taking pieces of the coronavirus to update an existing vaccine. (1m 59s)
Protesters Clash with Police Over Community Policing Concern
Clip: S1800 Ep1849 | 2m 50s | Protests erupt in Wisconsin in the wake of George Floyd's death in Minneapolis. (2m 50s)
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