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Protests continued again on Thursday in downtown Raleigh in the wake of the death of George Floyd. Another protest was also slated for Thursday evening in Durham.

RALEIGH, N.C. — Protests continued again on Thursday in downtown Raleigh in the wake of the death of George Floyd. Another protest was also slated for Thursday evening in Durham.

10:19 p.m.: Protests on Thursday were mainly peaceful in Durham, Raleigh and Cary. There were still protesters out in Raleigh after the 10 p.m. curfew, according to WRAL's Joe Fisher. They left peacefully before 11 p.m.

WRAL's Rosalia Fodera was in Cary as families held a peaceful march.

AND THAT TO US IS A FAILURE. YOU CAN WATCH THE ENTIRE TOWN HALL ON WRAL.COM. >>> A DIFFERENT FEEL BUT THE SAME MESSAGE OTHER PROTEST IN CARY TODAY. BUBBLES AND COLORFUL SIGNS TOOK OVER THE STREETS. HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE AND MANY OF THEM UNDER THE AGE OF 10 CAME TOGETHER. THE EVENT WAS GEARED TOWARD GETTING CHILDREN INVOLVED. ANSWERING THEIR QUESTIONS ABOUT RACE, AND LETTING THEIR VOICES BE HEARD. AFTER EVERYONE ENJOYED STORY TIME, THE GROUP MARCHED PEACEFULLY FOR EQUALITY. THE CHILDREN WE SPOKE WITH. RALEIGH CAN BOTH OUR VONAGE MONEY, THEY ARE HAPPY THEY FEEL THEY HAVE A VOICE. >> THIS IS IMPORTANT, AND THIS COULD CHANGE AMERICA AND THE WORLD, AND THIS IS A HISTORICAL MOMENT. >> I HOPE THEY LEARN THAT THEY CAN'T JUST BE KILLING BLACK PEOPLE BECAUSE OF THEIR SKIN COLOR.

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Cary families take to streets for peaceful march

7 p.m.: The Raleigh City Council special virtual meeting is now in session.

A large crowd has gathered to protest and march in downtown Durham.

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It's like sitting feel that way for me. This is my first time being out here, and I just feel like this is the right thing to do at any day off. Advocate for educational rights for voting rights right now, Every game for black lives right now because that in today, like that's why you and what stops them from doing it to me that I understand that what they're then going or like. I wouldn't want people to do this for me if I was ever in that situation for my me, my brother, my sister. It doesn't matter who it is, regardless of the color of the skin. I'm out here because this is what matters. I'm from a small time. Call Ivan Hold, North Carolina, Sanson County from PC County Merlin because this is like one of the only places way went to school in localize this university and turn out a lot of people heading. That's just a statement with everything going on, like just this outpour of everyone like it's amazing to hear a young girl say that life's amazing because when I think about growing up in a poverty ridden area life. I understand wear set way were set behind to a point where, you know, just trying to get businesses longs, like people of color struggle with these things. I'm a person of color, and this is something that I ultimately struggled with a lot of times because of the color of my skin. And if we're talking about our eternal life, not even life on earth like way can't live this way and think that we're gonna make it into the gates of heaven because God made us in his image night, where all the image of God, everyone. So if we can't come on one accord, then the world would continue to struggle as it is, like the world would continue to go through Problems like the world could be so much a better place that everyone came together. But it's like it so much, so much division. And I know that racism isn't talk, isn't learning, like is literally talk like because I know I've grown up with people in my life who have looked out for me that white Hispanic life. I'm that type of person. So, yeah, it's crazy. I love it because I didn't today. This is what it's about. It no matter what you what you believe you got to understand that people are dying unnecessarily, are being used When people are being oppressed, you have to step in. You have to stop. You have to stop because it was the opposite way around. How would you feel? Would you want this turnout? Would you want people to react the way they are reacting? And we see that from not only from the United States, to see that from every other country. You could see people that advocating for us from out from everywhere. And it's crazy because some people in the states that just don't see anything wrong with, and if you can't see nothing wrong with outside people are looking in. It's almost like a business you have consulting to see if you have problems inside. And when you see those problems, we have to address them, not denying that shot people on the road. You have to address it, and this isn't the first time now in our generation nine my parents generation, but even before them people from other countries, cedars and it's crazy that has to take this for? For our people to actually. Look, I see. Wow, this is what happened. It happened on the law. Social media, media has his involved has really showed this was going on at the end of the day. Just got sick up for what's right and what's right is black lives matter right now, That's all. Yeah. Yes, I dio. Yes, we do. You okay? They want to take two minutes. You all right? You want to carry that for a second? Yeah, we're in Cameron Village. Way. Way? No, you? No. Uh, they wanted to come your way. They haven't been down this way. It's great because peaceful protests I wanted to come. What is pretty fluid areas, Do you think that's good? You know a good thing for them to do? It seems great. Look at it. Everything's peaceful. Everybody is getting their message across. Thank you so much. And Melanie, just don't mess it up, okay? Have a good one. Thank you. Somebody, Waters. You know what? Yeah, that's me. Like that's No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Yeah, because every time I've eaten there that it's just never what? They don't want this is what the media doesn't want you to see. The oh, they don't want it. They have a life. They have families like they're just doing a job on a job. Not all cops are bad, but are you willing to listen to me and see my point of view? White people? I'm gonna say it like it is white people. Are you okay? We'll be saying black lives matter. Are you willing to put your frickin money where your mouth is? A za white person in a touch You own 87% way trying to strive squid and get by on the 13% slash that way. Way that I fear back to We are trying to get the 13%. Do you understand that concept? Go back. Stop here. Here for George Floor nine seconds. Somebody tell me all nine seconds. We're gonna out of that. Why? Hey, I'm telling you, Understand? Is that black? I agree with you Looks like, but this right here being my father just a heads up because I noticed a lot of people turned around because they were pretty scary. I don't know why, but carp you tonight isn't until 10 p.m. So we Oh, we're out here. We out here and I got So where is it? All a little bit. I think my brain way. You know, I every day I got water. Come back to you. Tell me your person last rolling some of your first and last name. Joshua. Leon. Doctor, you can ignore the camera. Look at me. This spell your last wyo in. And how old are you? 21. Where you come from? Marina Warner coming in third night out. This is my first day off work. I've been working for 16 years ago. So this night, I'm just gonna make it. The best way were over in front of the building where they're gonna be having a meeting at. But brother of ours came up to us and told us that there's a bigger place that we need to be and make a big impact. And those that have the year silence Our noise is gonna be definitely want to go into the streets that people don't know where we are, so we wanna walk. We want to speak life into those people, whether they're white, whether their race is one of the haters. They're gonna learn that they're gonna love us. We're not going anywhere until justice is served. That's what it's all about. You've been out here three nights. The crowd has been here for six. Better be heard. And I'm not gonna here for nothing. So it's gonna be hurt no matter what. I'm gonna lead and I'm here to do to make this world a better place. Yes, he's gonna be hurting. It is her last question is what you said about kids right now Because they're not gonna get the justice that there, sir, I don't want to cheat a little broke, my little boy. Tell him hey, makes you put both hands on the stand. You have your license and registration in your life. That way they don't have to look at you when you reach into the glove compartment, you have a gun in there and they have to shoot you because that's what my dad had to tell me. It's not gonna be born in the same room that I'm going into come and they're gonna have freedom no matter what. From day one, they're gonna be looked at and know that their keys and cleans him. Out of what? Anything else? You want to follow me on? This way? No problem. Way. Okay? Yeah. Right now. Okay. We work every day. Don't. For here we go. Okay. Okay. On its own, as white people, we are called by blissful ignorance for some of the most formative years of our lives. By our privilege. No. Hey, hey, wait. They say one thing. Something's got to be. Wait. Okay. All right. You roll on. White silence. Porches. Yes. I love this woman. Today they wanted to purposely come to camp abilities. The majority white neighborhood. Do you think that's a smart move? And it's Thank you. Thank you. Way, way, way. Where were these? In your bag. That means this is a battle of attrition and we have to conduct ourselves accordingly. You got to create space, the process, the trauma. And we have to find ways to replenish ourselves. We can't let this movement. It's working, boy. Next, we must protect each other, especially these young folk who are leading us in the street. I think that must understand justice. White supremacy have been embedded to the very sole. The very fabric of this nation. So has organized resistance. Two weeks. Do not get that our white brothers and sisters. There is a Vegas that has tried to pay interest rates of white resistance toe white supremacy that you almost tap into in this moment. Ancestors like John Graham, William Lloyd Garrison. My only Louisa wanted good white people put their bodies on the line in the fight against his races. You won't must reclaim that legacy in this. And remember, in the current conflicts, close police brutality is now being indicted on a local scale that we have not seen in recent like this. We need to have the awareness that there are powerful forces. We want nothing better the force to become disorganized. Thank you. We owe ourselves that. This is controlling on there and keeping focused on justice for George Floor justice. For all these things that released brutality and just is not delayed 95 years, not in 10 years, not with the next presidential administration, but now do this 50 concerns we will not be doing the march. We will be going straight into the candlelight vigil after the remaining performances and one of the next performances for the next speeches will be done by another graduating high school. See here who will be a freshman at the University of Illinois, Travel Hill. Wait, Why We chose this specific location. One is Nicholas history here as William Barber. So eloquently there so many forms of violence and one of those forms of violence. The construction of 1 47 destroyed the Haitai community, and we are here to provide you guys of the historically black community in there. Okay, let's get away. All right? No, really quickly. Before I get into what I said that I was gonna do, I want to talk about disability. So I'm autistic. And so that means Well, little walk around. I'm probably not gonna look up a lot because it's just too stressful. But I'm here. Oh, 50% of people, at least. And this able people are more likely to face these violence and death because of misinformation. Police officers not being informed of how to hear it. So I just wanted to mention that really quickly, but I'll get into doubt. Um, we are nearby. Flock, Wall Street. Uh, you all raise your hand if you know what Block high Art Okay, that's good. So all of it, I didn't really know even though I lived here for a long time because it was just never talk to me in school. And it wasn't until I walked downtown by myself for a little bit. So what? Wall Street Waas, The hub of black Mrs Graham. From late 18 hundreds to the mid night, the street a glass wall street with Paris ST border, the Haitai districts and together Haitai Block Wall Street served in the center of black like a girl. Now, why is this important? How many of you have heard why people talk about how during this see there is like that are used to erase the vibrant and comical history of black people in this city? We didn't just build the streets. You built the city. So you're probably wondering what happens A lot. Well, starting in 19 fifties, Lebanon no pushed out, permanently displaced many of the black residents by tearing down over 200 papers in the heart of the business. And then, in 19 sixties, you see benefit mostly white suburban residents, construction of seven section three body high and pushed out even more black residents destroyed even more. So why supporting? They say that those who go go their history are doomed to repeat it. But welcome I prefer is history of repeat it rise. You don't know the drives. An old you won't understand or recognise. History begins, right? If you lived in down for a while, probably started to notice that downtown is starting to look a little different. More people are moving here, so they're building infrastructure. He's gonna care about blocks Before you got blocked here in our communities again so well here white families and take our place. Neighborhood businesses make more palatable. No matter. It also means being four lot like for black holes, For you deserve more than just allowed to survive. We deserve to drive. Think great, big And I like the speaker so far A young man living in the sun You shot me from Oscar Grant. Why are you following my train on Mark? I don't have a gun. So cute. My goal. Please don't let me die. Come on the ground. I don't want to die. Young Christian Taylor, I can't read George floor. Those are the last words of black men and woman that died too soon and their names deserve to be heard. And that's what this is for. When Trayvon Martin died, I was 11 years old. I hope you know that whole that took on me as a young black at 11 years old, I saw a trade bar and get gunned down. I heard the cry of his family community for justice. Most of all, I was first exposed to the harsh reality of what it means to live in my stand as an African American man in America. Do that every day. When I wake up, I'm hit with the miracle Russian of will today be my last. There's no question that anyone should have to ask themselves that any parent I should have to worry about their son going out having a good time. On Friday, I hit with the realization that young happen American men like myself and maybe playing out Ardian Violent, being scary, deemed as criminals deemed as less than even as a working before we can open up your mouth, insure ourselves our work and our values, you know, right. So yeah,

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Protests and marches in downtown Durham, Raleigh and Cary

Downtown Durham protest

6:26 p.m.: The Raleigh City Council is holding a virtual meeting at 7 p.m. You can view the video on WRAL.com and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/cityofraleigh/live" target="_blank" rel="noopener">on the city's YouTube page</a>.

The Raleigh City Council is holding a special virtual session Thursday evening to hear comments from the public in regards to the recent protests, riots and police action in the wake of the George Floyd death.

Raleigh City Council special virtual session

Raleigh city council discusses, debates response to riots

The special meeting is to receive public comment regarding the city’s response to events of the last week. People wishing to speak will be given two minutes to ensure as many voices can be heard as possible.

WRAL's Keely Arthur has a preview of Thursday night's Raleigh City Coucil meeting.

FOR THE DEMONSTRATION THAT'S WE HAVE SEEN EACH DAY THIS WEEK. IT EXTENDS UNTIL 5:00 A.M. >>> PEOPLE CAN TELL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS HOW THEY FEEL ABOUT THE CURFEW AND OTHER WAYS THAT THE CITY HAS REACTED TO THE DEMONSTRATIONS THIS WEEK. WRAL'S KEYLY ARTHUR IS LIVE IN DOWNTOWN RALEIGH. >> Reporter: PEOPLE HAVE BEEN MARCHING UP AND DOWN THE STREETS, INCLUDING FAYETTEVILLE RIGHT HERE. NOW THEY CAN VOCALIZE THEIR CONCERNS AND IDEAS DIRECTLY TO THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEMBERS. WE ARE JUST ONE HOUR FROM THE START OF THE MEETING. THEY ARE HOLDING IT TO SHOW PEOPLE THAT THEY ARE LISTENING. WE ARE IN DAY SIX OF PROTESTS IN THE CITY. SPECIFICALLY CHANGES WITHIN THE RALEIGH POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THEIR HANDLING OF ETHNIC MINORITIES. HERE IS WHAT COUNCIL MEMBER SAID WHEN I ASKED HIM TO ADDRESS THE CALLS FOR PROTESTERS FOR THE REMOVAL OF CHIEF BROWN. >> FOLKS BEING UPSET AND BEING ANGRY, THAT'S PART OF THIS PROCESS. I WOULD BE SURPRISED IF PEOPLE WERE NOT CALLING FOR RESIGNATIONS. NOT JUST THE CHIEF. I HEARD IT UP AND DOWN THE LINE. AND I THINK THAT IS A PART OF THIS PROCESS. >> Reporter: SO THIS IS A VIRTUAL MEETING. IT WILL LAST THREE HOURS. EVERY PERSON WILL HAVE TWO MINUTES TO SPEAK. AND YOU CAN STILL SIGN UP TO DO SO UP ON THE CITY'S WEBSITE. WE WILL BE LISTENING IN ON THAT MEETING AND HAVE HIGHLIGHTS ON OUR NEWS AT 11:00 AND UP ON

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6:12 p.m.: Protests and marches were currently going on in downtown Raleigh and Durham.

Protesters gather and march in downtown Raleigh in the wake of the George Floyd death.

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Protesters gather and march in downtown Raleigh

Downtown Raleigh protest and march

5:34 p.m.: A small crowd of protesters have gathered at the fountain of Downtown Cary Park. A number of children were also taking part in the Peaceful Fights for Equal Rights story reading and discussion. A walk and march began shortly after 5:30.

Cary march and protest

5:30 p.m.: Protests were scheduled for downtown Raleigh and downtown Durham Thursday evening.

5:21 p.m.: Durham police are asking for the public's help with an incident that happened Wednesday night during a protest and march over the death of George Floyd.

Protesters were lying down in the street, known as a die-in, in front of the Durham Police building on East Main St. The roads around there were blocked off for the protesters to march. A vehicle then came onto Main Street and approached the protesters, causing many to get up and flee for cover.

WRAL's Joe Fisher has more on the protest Wednesday in Durham. The evening started out peaceful but turned chaotic after many ran for cover as a vehicle approached at them at a high rate of speed.

>> BIG CHUNK OF ASPHALT SHOT THROUGH THE WINDOW. ABOUT 25 FEET. >> WE WILL TELL YOU HOW HE IS MANAGING THE CLEANUP, THE CURFEW AND THE IMPACT OF CORONAVIRUS. >>> WE BEGIN IN DURHAM PROTESTERS ON THE MOVE MUCH OF THE EVENING MARCHING THROUGHOUT THE CITY  AND BRIEFLY BLOCKING THE FREEWAY NOW WHAT IS REMAINING THERE THEY ARE NEAR AT THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, JOE FISHER JOINS US ALIVE THE CROWD REALLY HAS DISPERSED RIGHT NOW. >> Reporter: DEBORAH THEY HAVE THERE WERE SEVERAL HUNDRED PEOPLE PERHAPS MORE THAN 1000 OUT HERE PEACEFULLY PROTESTING IT ALL ENDED RIGHT HERE AT THE DURHAM POLICE HEADQUARTERS WE ARE, THINGS GOT A LITTLE BIT CHAOTIC AT 10:30 PM. YOU WILL SEE PROTESTERS LYING ON MAIN STREET OUTSIDE OF THE DURHAM POLICE HEADQUARTERS WHEN THEY JUMPED UP QUICKLY FOR COVER AND TO AFTER A CAR, CAME VERY CLOSE TO HITTING THEM DRIVING DOWN MAIN STREET, INTO ALMOST INTO THE PROTESTERS WE WERE ACTUALLY LIVE ON FACEBOOK WHEN THAT HAPPENED THERE IS STILL A FEW PEOPLE OUT HERE I'M TALKING WITH SOME OF THEM ABOUT THOSE MOMENTS YOU TWO WERE LYING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD TELL ME ABOUT THAT MOMENT IT WAS THE NINE MINUTES OF SILENCE FOR GEORGE FLOYD, A PEACEFUL MOMENT EVERYONE WAS QUIET, TALK ME THROUGH. >> WE WERE JUST LAYING THERE PROBABLY RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE GROUP AND BECAUSE I GUESS WE WERE IN THE MIDDLE WE HEARD PEOPLE STARTING TO SCREAM SO WE GRABBED EACH OTHER AND GOT UP JUST RIGHT IN TIME AND STARTED TO REALLY PIECE TOGETHER WHAT WAS GOING ON A CAR WAS COMING TOWARDS US WE COULD SEE THAT THEY REVERSED AND SPED BACK THE OTHER WAY. >> YOU GUYS ARE OKAY RIGHT NOW? >> I THINK EVERYONE ENDED UP OKAY BUT IT WAS VERY SCARY KNOWING THAT WE WERE ALL LAYING ON THE GROUND IN A HELPLESS POSITION. AND THERE IS COPS BLOCKING OFF ON BOTH SIDES SO WE WERE ALL CONFUSED ON HOW THE CAR WAS ABLE TO GET THROUGH. YES. >> THANK YOU SO MUCH I APPRECIATE YOU AND AFTER THAT THE CROWD DID GET RILED UP AND THEY WERE CONFUSED AS TO WHAT HAPPENED AND WE ACTUALLY SAW POLICE IN RIOT GEAR INSIDE THE POLICE DEPARTMENT NO ONE CAME OUT AND IT SHOULD BE UNDERSCORED THAT THIS ALL CAME AFTER MORE THAN THREE HOURS OF PEACEFUL PROTESTS THROUGH THE STREETS OF DOWNTOWN DURHAM AS THE CROWD CALLED FOR MORE POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY. TAKE A LISTEN TO ANOTHER INTERVIEW WE DID EARLIER THIS EVENING. >> WE JUST WANT POLICE TO BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN THE COMMUNITY WHETHER IT BE KILLINGS OR WHETHER IT BE POLICE BRUTALITY, EATING TOO AGGRESSIVE WITH CHILDREN. WE DON'T WANT THE KIDS TO GROW UP AND FEAR POLICE, NOT WANT TO CALL POLICE. DEALING WITH ABUSE IN THEIR OWN HOMES BECAUSE THEY DON'T WANT TO CALL POLICE. >> AT ONE POINT AROUND 10 PM PART OF THE PROTESTERS BROKE OFF AND BLOCKED PART OF 147 WE KNOW THAT 147 IS BACK OPEN TONIGHT AND IT DOES APPEAR THAT THIS CROWD HAS NOW ALMOST FULLY DISPERSED. BACK TO YOU.

Durham protest starts peaceful, ends chaotic for marchers

Officers were stationed at several intersections and police said the vehicle did not pass through any of the intersections that were blocked off. The vehicle stopped near the protesters as they got up and began to run. It then turned around and left the scene, traveling southwest on Hood Street.

Protests which began Wednesday evening in Durham continue past 10 p.m.

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Protests continue in Durham

Police said they were unable to leave their posts to stop the vehicle because they were blocking the intersection. This investigation is ongoing and anyone with information about this incident is asked to call CrimeStoppers at 919-683-1200.

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