this is g w news live from berlin and donald trump supporters gather in tosa oklahoma for the u.s. president's 1st campaign rally in more than 3 months the location and timing of the rally have sparked controversy after weeks of anti-racism demonstrations across the country. and a major coronavirus outbreak in europe's biggest meat processing plant sends germany's reproduction rates soaring and puts thousands of people under strict quarantine it's the 2nd such slaughterhouse case.

we have fox team coverage, jacqui heinrich is in new york, casey steagall is in tosa but we begin withavid live at the white house. >> the official announcement on the visa changes either tonight or tomorrow, this according to president trump himself, were talking specifically about four visa programs, were talking about the h1 the h to become of the l1 and the j1, this will be effective for the end of the year, the visa is for temporary foreign workers to come to the united states before heading home, the h1 visa for tech tree employees in the academic field, l1 for executive part of large companies that come to the united states, the president spoke with chief white house correspondent john roberts before the rally in tulsa last night. >> i'm hearing with the visa restrictions, there may be some exclusions. >> very little, and some cases you have to have big businesses where they have certain people that have been coming in for a long time but very little exclusion in there pretty tight, we made go very tight for a period of time. >> the president did not expand, he also made news by

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he had a tosa with two police officers as they arrested him during a dui stop., we got brand-new audio of a 911 call played right before the incident. this is a woman who is describing brooks in the drive-through of the wendy's where the all of this began. here it is. >> i have a car and i think he's intoxicated. tried to wake him up but he is parked so i don't know what's wrong with him. >> martha: the officer who shot brooks, garrett garrett rolfe has been fired and the other placed on administrative duty. prosecutors are considering criminal charges for both men. the shooting sparked a wave of new protests and calls for police reform. here now, burgess owens former nfl player and republican candidate, and dr. tai douglas, a professor at the university of missouri. the author of "campus uprise" resist racism and create hope. gentlemen, thank you very much for being here. dr. douglas, let me start with you. what goes through your mind when you listen to that released 911 call and you see, obviously what happened after that on this video? >> first, thank you for

chief garcia confirmed he has been on the force for 13 years and is now on administrative leave.ifd tosa be an ongoing conversation about recent videos on twitter, criticizing his department's use of force. >> we're going look at all the tactics that we use throughout the week and make determinations after that as to what tactics we can change, what we can do better. >> but no answers to t of officer jared ewet and his actions last friday, despite comments that flooded the facebook feed. the sjpd's homicide unit is conducting an investigation. >>> in the meantime, vallejo police shot and killed a 22-year-old man early tuesday morning following a night of looting. today chief shawny williams said that sean monterrosa was on his knees and officers saw what they thought was a gun in his sweatshirt. it turned out toby a hammer. melanie woodrow was at the news conference, asking the tough questions. >> sean monterrosa was on his knees outside this walgreens when a vallejo police officer fired at him five times through his vehicle's windshield. one of the shots hit and killed the 22-year-old,

they have now moved it tosa rday. but my question is, is it still smart for the president to be doin this? >> well, nobody in public healti thinks's a good idea for him to be doing this. the tulsa newspaper, the editor qual board said we love havina president come in, but we with like him to not come in the ddle of a pandemic, especially when it means a whole bunch ofed people croogether indoors which is according to all health experts about the wor possible thing that you can do with covid. but judy, it comesack to ths. it is the politics of it reahely aren'tssue here. it seems to me it is what the president wants to do. he loves getting the adoration of, he crohe has been missing it desperately. look, the reason that the president though is sitting at a very low point of job approval ratings, in fact, he has dropped rating, it is not because he hasn't held enough rallies. st because the two most important issues right now to americans the covid crisis and race relations, he is seen by majority as not handling those

they arere the great-grandchilin of a survivor ofof the 1921 race massssacre in tosa. -- in tulsa.tay with us. ♪ [musisic break] amy: "no more auction block," also called "many thousands gone," performed by martha redbone. the spirititual is often sung at juneteenth celebrations. this is democracy now. i am amy goodman. tulsa, okoklahoma. this is the first of president trump's rallies since the pandemic. they are requiring to sign a waiver if they get the virus, but they are not required to get -- to wear masks. tomp rescheduled the rally saturday after facing backlash for saying it would happen on juneteenth -- a celebration of african americans' liberation from slavery -- amid a nationwide uprising against racism and police brutality. but tulsa is also the site of one of the deadliest massacres in u.s. history. in 1921, 99 yearars ago, this month, a white mob attacked a black neighborhood in tulsa, killing as many as 300 african americans. over two days, white mobs set fire to homes, businesses, and churches in greenwood, a thriviving african-american business district known at t

in other news from tosa, a white security guard faces charges of manslaughter for the fatal shooting of a black man, carlos carson, in a motel parking lot earlier this month. new video emerged friday showing christopher straight, a former sheriff's sergeant, pepper-spraying, then shooting 36-year-old carson in the head. carlos carson was a father of three. the killing has put the private security industry in the spotlight amid nationwide calls to defund and hold the police accountable for killing black people. warning, this- headline contains graphic footage of police violence. in new york city, the policee departmement has suspended an officer whwho was filmed on suny using g a banned chokehold on an african-amamerican man named riy bellevue. video has gone viral showing four officeses on top on the man as bystanders screamed "quit choking him."" bellevue, who has a history of mental illness, lost consnsciousness during the arre. mayor bill de blasio praised the suspension of the officer, this was "the fastest i have ever seen the nypd act to discipline an officer," he said. inin ke

to twitter to have him there have been more than a million ticket request for saturday's rally in tosasident added in a separate tweet quote, the far left fake news media which had no covid problem with the rioters and looters destroying democrat run cities is trying to covid shamus on our big rallies won't work. the term campaign is saying they will be enforcing safety measures at the rally. >> we are taking precautions to make this a safe rally for rally goers, we are going to beat work temperature checks of every individual to provide hand sanitizer and have it available throughout and provide everybody with a mask as they come to see the president and person. >> you are right that was scheduled to be this friday which is juneteenth but the term campaign were questioned about why they were choosing that date and over that we can president trump said as he wrote on twitter many of his african-american friends and supporters suggested changing the date which is why it's on saturday. and sources are now telling fox news that the white house via the department of justice is expected to

tosa -- dems did tulsa in 1921, and doing it again nationwide area -- nationwide. another says all states need to come to the 21st century, where early voting should be one to two weeks and mail and should be standard. give everyone a chance to vote. let's go back to our phone lines and see what you think about concerns and if you have any concerns about voting in november amid a possible pandemic. let's go to eugene, from twin lakes, michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. i go to texas for five months out of the year, down there you can vote if you have the address that you live in and a drivers license. you are registered when you get a driver's license. across the border and they are not citizens of the united states and they are that provincial ballot and they can vote in any election they want to and they are not citizens. you said you are from michigan but your experience is voting in texas question mark -- texas? caller: i go to texas five months out of the year, but i vote in michigan. how do you know that it's a united states citizen, they don't. th

base will be out there in force, they are already lining up, he will fill the 18000 seat stadium in tosand there will be at thousands outside too. joe biden cannot bring in the crowds, mr. trump can. mr. trump is running on his enthusiastic base in the strengthening economy. that's a powerful combination. mr. biden is running on identity and the less intent dislike of this president. this is not a forecast of who wins in november, it's nearly a statement of the current state of play in the election. by the way it reminds me of 2016 when hillary ran on who she was and donald trump ran on what he would do. 137 days to the election and tammy bruce is with us this morning. what do you think tammy, are the democrats repeating the mistake, the politics of 2016? >> it's what they're made of, and yes they are because this is what they represent. this is the other sad thing for them and americans in general. americans go out to vote for something, that is always the case, the democrats are relying on because of the enthusiasm that you mentioned, there relying on fear which is the other significan

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