Cities Across U.S. Brace For Chauvin Verdict

The transcript discusses preparations in various U.S. cities ahead of a verdict announcement. In the Twin Cities, over 3000 National Guard troops and law enforcement are deployed. In Oakland, California, businesses are boarding up, and barriers are set up around police stations. Washington DC's mayor has requested the National Guard, and police are working extended shifts. The White House is also preparing, considering a presidential address and deploying community facilitators from the Justice Department.

What is the primary reason for deploying over 3000 National Guard troops in the Twin Cities?

• To support a large public event

• To prepare for a verdict announcement

• To assist in a natural disaster recovery

• To conduct a military exercise

What precautionary measure is being taken by businesses in Oakland?

• Boarding up their premises

• Relocating to a safer area

• Offering discounts to customers

• Hiring additional security personnel

What action has the mayor of Washington DC taken in anticipation of potential unrest?

• Closed all public schools

• Imposed a curfew

• Declared a state of emergency

• Requested the National Guard

What is one of the strategies the White House is considering for handling the verdict announcement?

• Delivering a presidential address

• Holding a press conference

• Organizing a public rally

• Issuing a travel advisory

What role will specially trained community facilitators from the Justice Department play?

• To organize community events

• To enforce local laws

• To mediate community discussions

• To provide legal advice