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people lived. more than 10000 years ago. welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump kicked off independence day celebrations at an event in the state of south dakota fireworks lit up the sky over the mount rushmore monument. moved. in a divisive speech he criticized recent. demonstrations as quote a must in this campaign to wipe out history. though his speech came on a day. another record rising with more than 57. new infections.
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all around the united states 4th of july fireworks displays and parades have been canceled and. spread of the virus with americans to practice social distancing public and private gatherings not many celebrating the. last chance to enjoy an empty washington mall before the celebrations begin this is where a large crowds will cheer to fly overs and fireworks on america's national holiday because already for tens of thousands of visitors but not everyone here feels well about being among masses of people at the height of a global pandemic and makes me actually to be like around the crowd. but i think i think it. sucks that you know we won't be able to celebrate the way
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we used to. but we're going to try to make the most of it with family and friends that we've been kind of. this year the 4th of july will be a completely different holiday number one because a security fence was keeping people away from the white house for security reasons us were expecting many protests potentially riots on the 4th of july and later on saturday this is where the president will deliver his speech addressing the nation . at the black lot of smatter applause a t. shirt vendors are hoping for good business and a large turnout. oh man it's all our. independence. hall the liberties that we have achieved for over 200 years. i should apply to everyone and all of us see this. demonstration sure of that for the not equal farmer one i just hope that more and more people will read owns mass because that
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is so critical at this point. holiday under strain by the pun demick and racial divisions this year not everyone feels like celebrating. with me now is brian gold he's director of surgery at southern california hospital brian thank you for joining us we've seen a dramatic rise in colon of us cases in obese and days should americans sit this weekend celebrations out absolutely. if we actually were more responsible we could have already slot in the curb but it's america. being people stealing their very entitled their rights able to do the things people have not given swats one with a last resort so this is really really really. how does that make you feel as
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a medical professional presumably you've been dealing with a number of coronavirus cases in recent weeks. we've had an influx of patients we've converted us rooms tonight and for sure you will need increased volume. i feel bad about it i mean again we were we're in the hospital i was the surgery we always were malice aforethought of us aside big change for most of us who were in them outside. under way to and from want to find a way to market or the way they are that's when you really need to wear it when when you're around any people at all so i think we're a mouse for months freddy i just wish everyone else i was that trying to lead by example it's the 4th of july and there's going to be massive celebrations at mount rushmore tonight are you wanted to that this event could turn out to be a super spreader event well hoping that everyone is responsible and wears
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a mask is shouldn't be a big deal but again if people don't wear the maoists there will be any if people will be exchanging droplets and there will be a spike absolutely we already seen that you know other areas where people have ignores. the rules and these bikes are being reduced to just as knockdown measures are being used in many states just speaking of countries many countries have also moved to their destructions but still be unable to keep the virus in check what has gone wrong in the united states. people have it it seriously and people are fed up in a lot of people just don't think it's a big deal well now that we've got the biggest increase last couple days now people are like a lot maybe we should have well now better late than never again if everyone were to hunker down we could flatten this is about to now for 3 weeks wise words there brian gold director of surgery at southern california hospital thank you so much
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for joining us. so much. to beirut now where people have been taking to the streets to mourn who shot himself in broad daylight on a busy sidewalk in the lebanese capital activists blame the suicide on the government's handling of the economic crisis that has ravaged the country since last year lebanon's currency has plunged to record lows causing food prices to skyrocket nearly half of the population was already living below the poverty line and more and more lebanese are now going hungry. it was an act of desperation for everyone to see. a man shot himself dead on this bustling beirut shopping street leaving behind a note and a lebanese flag. my cousin killed himself out of hunger you garbage government worker and part of the he put his stuff next to him his mobile phone and
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sunglasses and then he laid down his clean judicial record we are going to be handed a paper saying i am not and he reading your blog and covered both with lebanese flag it's just good to be sitting on the covers of. the dead man's anguish brought people to the street his know to refer to a quote from a popular revolutionary song alluding to hunger hunger has become a problem in beirut the city once known as the paris of the middle east. last year lebanon's economy slipped into nebraska downward spiral huge and sustained anti-government protests led to a new cabinet in january but things didn't improve and the corona crisis piled on top of the economic crisis so worrying food prices and job losses are fueling despair across the country about fishing but. there's nothing we can't buy anything
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anymore neither meats nor chicken nor anything real estate here. i see pictures of these foods in magazines and all i can do is crave shots on people are hungry they're broke they're desperate. it's enough people are exploding. the pain of one man echoes through the streets of beirut is city as volatile as a disk desperate. not as some of the other stories making news around the world brazil's president. has used his veto power to water down legislation requiring the wearing of face masks the populist leader removed provisions that would have made mandatory in businesses and churches nationwide brazil has the world's 2nd most coronavirus infections and it's. south africa has reported its biggest daily increase in corona virus infections with more than 9000
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new cases that dates to countries talking to just under 180000 its death toll now stands at more than 2100. officials in the u.s. state of alabama say an 8 year old boy has been shot dead and 3 others injured at a shopping mall police say the to getting the motor for the shooting and possible suspects. and france has a new prime minister. is a center right who was heading up the country's reopening strategy after its coronavirus walked on his appointment photos the resignation of his predecessor philip and his government. to football and the german cup final takes place yet in berlin on saturday with live in houston facing by in munich the game would normally bring tens of thousands of fans to the german capital but the pandemic means that this year will see a subdued affair binns by an have a chance of securing their 2nd double in
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a row while live accused and are only seeking the 2nd the german cup triumph in the history. berlin's olympic stadium for the fans this year because of the pandemic. the city itself will also be without the usual throngs of football fanatics. who have heard. it's a bittersweet final for many not least for the members of the only fan club in the german capital they rarely miss an away game the most loyal have backed by for over 30 years. played in berlin which they seldom did except in the bundesliga we were always in the stadium. when you've got the chance again after 27 years to be in the final and to win the cup. to win their only german cup in 1993 with kiersten scored the winner in
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a one nil victory and the striking stole hopes for an end to the trophy drought for a club in the tortillas for its ability to snatch 2nd place from the jaws of 1st. or should have lifted one or 2 trophies were always close we were in the final twice when you factor in the last league championships we should have won. the current team is desperate for a 2nd german cup captain last bend left that in no doubt. this year we have the chance and the ambition will approach it hungrily tomorrow so that we can finally bring a trophy back to live. at least there should be some of this fear at the cups presentation as the brand new system makes its debut at the olympic stadium. just in mexico say they found some of the best preserved remains of human activity from more than 10000 years ago but
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they didn't just dig them up on a typical excavation site they've had to go underwater with divers to explore caves in the yucatan peninsula that of flooded by rising sea levels thousands of years ago. a labyrinth of flooded caves with extremely tight passages and rough rock formations rising seas filled them with water thousands of years ago but even before then these caves would have been dangerous to go into over the last 15 years archaeologists have been finding signs of human life deep inside the caves gave up fire pits stone tools and human bones. and what's really remarkable about this site is preservation this is incredibly rare in archaeology to find evidence for human activity that's. and this well preserved.
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why were people venturing into such unwelcoming places the recent discovery of an oak or a mine in the caves provides a clue oak or a pigment derived from clay giving yellows and reds was prized by early peoples in the americas it was used for things like cave paintings and burial ceremonies. archeologists believe that color was so precious that 12000 years ago people were willing to brave the dangerous maze of caverns just to get a hold of it. fascinating stuff this is due to the news years ago by the top story at this u.s. president donald trump has kicked off independence day celebrations with a controversial event of the month last month in south dakota on a day that saw another record breaking rise in us for all of us this is he made mention of the across the country fireworks displays and parades have been canceled due to fears of a photo spread of the virus. you're watching the news from the
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