what was the bastille? it really was a fortress that had been converted into a prison, but not for your common criminal. it was a prison for those who had spoken out against the government, the injustices that had occurred. voltaire head spent a bit of time at the bus deal, so it was taught by assaulting, by taking the bastille, you could unlock the doors and allow freedom of speech. >> it also was the repository of some munitions unarmed, was it not? the marines were interested, the people were interested to appropriate for themselves, safety and offense, in arms and gunpowder. >> you speak the truth, my friend. of course there was a great deal of black powder that would operate the weapon systems, so by taking, it not only unlocking this injustice but also providing the equipment that they would need to defend themselves against foreign attackers. alas, there were only seven criminals from the bastille at that time, but the very next day i found myself trying to restore order. i found a, horse a white hor

the officers, the former officers now of charlie hebdo are in a small street neil bastille and it wasthe streetjust outside the office that around two hours ago now, a man with a machete or an x or a knife, not entirely clear, attacked two members, staff members ofa tv attacked two members, staff members of a tv production company based in the same building. they were having a cigarette on the street and he attacked them and stabbed them both, injured them, not clear how seriously, before running away. it seems there were two men involved in the attack as two were seen running away and there have been two arrests now. a bloodied man, a man with blood on him was arrested just on the steps of the opera at bastille and a short time later, another man was arrested on the metro. the anti—terrorist prosecutor has taken control of the investigation, which suggests the police do believe there isa suggests the police do believe there is a terrorist link and on the minds of everyone is the likelihood that this is linked with the original charlie hebdo attack and the trail which is under way rig

apparently that was very close to the bastille and the threat will soon be over, there is no guarantee. police, firefighters are all around. we're even seeing some soldiers deployed to beef up security on the streets. those attacks prompted an unprecedented situation in france. we have had the security keeping a close eye. it shows you an attack like this happens. six months ago -- we just at the stage do not knonow. let's bring back chris, who is down at the scene. oire,e, where the headadquarters of f charlie hebo used to be based. we are heariring police have arrested a suspect. some confusion as to whether or not a second suspect is at large. what more do we know? sources saying a suspect was arrested down the a fewt the bastille, hundred meters from where i'm standing. no doubt more details will become clear shortly. s saying twotialllly people were on the run. in terms of what is going on , near to theene site of the former hq of satirical magazine charlie hebdo. they are taking no chances. they have pushed people several hundred meters back. they're moving peoplele out of e area

. >>> good evening, i am can bastille. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >> san francisco has just laid out a target timeline for resuming in person learning. now if the cities covid numbers hold steady, children and transitional the goal is going to middle schoolers back sometime next month. indoor hair and nail salons, tattoo and massage studios and gems all at limited capacity. into museums, zoos, aquariums will be clear to reopen the following monday with approved health and safety plans. the city could allow indoor church services to resume on the 20 the city could allow indoor church services to resume on the 24th. the be limited to 25% capacity. >>> our top story this evening, the bad air, a live look at the offenses from treasure island. the deep orange hue is gone, replaced with an opaque kind of grace late color, compare that to the same spot yesterday. we have learned the color of the sky does not necessarily correlate with the. averaging around 300 and 400 today. same spot, same time, about 89. how the index numbers are generated. >> smoky and gray behind me, your phone, website, and eve

. >>> good evening, i am can bastille. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >> san francisco has just laid out a targetfor resuming in person learning. now if the cities covid numbers hold steady, children and transitional the goal is going to middle schoolers back sometime next month. indoor hair and nail salons, tattoo and massage studios and gems all at limited capacity. into museums, zoos, aquariums will be clear to reopen the following monday with approved health and

the transitional team in mali a civilian or soldier after 3 days of intensive talks in the capital bastille mixed reactions in response to echo us calling for a civilian led transition the west african group set a deadline they wanted an interim president named by tuesday representatives of all political parties trade unions and civil society organizations about least adopted a temporary constitution but many questions main unanswered. long lines outside burma calls international congress center it's a final session everybody wants to be here for this special moment. i don't initiate ladies and gentleman what you have achieved the hopes for a new democratic secular and prosperous molly based on work social justice and equality a kind of right as if to say if you believe that on this note of hope i declare the national consultation with the closest. this is the present consensus was a. bad. moment to take stock after a hard and controversial discussions above all the question who will be the president during the transition period. gun the dark gun lead any candidate wanting to be transitiona

know that sue individuals have been arrested one apparently placed the back through a plus to the bastille which is a powerful off a kilometer from where i'm situated at the moment and the 2nd individual was arrested just close to him 1 had blood 8 persons the french prime minister has linked this attack to the current trial taking place that's of individuals accused of helping terrorists in 2015 who carried out the deadly attacks on charlie . said he sure these attacks occur in a symbolic place and at the very moment when the trial of the perpetrators of the undignified acts against shirley abdo is taking place this is an opportunity for the government of the republic to reiterate his unwavering commitment to press freedom its resolute will by all means to fight against terrorism and to affirm to the nation all full mobilization comes just weeks after surely after the satirical magazine which was attacked back in 2015 we published controversial costings which good many people in the muslim world those qualities of the muslim prophet mohammed and many people criticized charlie hebdo for on

. >> the military parade planning after seeing the bastille day parade in 2017. president trump says regarding the inclusion of wounded dpguys it is not a good look. americans don't like that. >> that's not a good look. americans don't like that. the national news condemned this. and specifically the allegation that he expressed and revulsi s revulsions, he does not want to see them and does not want to see them in public. quote, "that's not a good look." >> jeffery first published these commen commen comments -- within less than two hours of the jeffery goldberg piece, james latorta was able to confirm the entirety of the atlantic story. he was able to confirm that with senior dod courses from u.s. marine court. "the washington post" has also confirmed the main point of the story and then later yet, "the new york times" today confirmed the main point of the story. each of those entities adding their own further details to this grandular reporting. what did the white house woke up to today? along their newly public plans to kill off the historic, gi newspaper in

july fourth military parade planning during a planning session at the white house after seeing the bastillein 2017, president trump said regarding the inclusion of wounded guys, that's not a good look. americans don't like that. regarding senator mccain, the president according to this source just hated john mccain. he always asked why do you see him as a hero? two sources confirmed the president did not want the flags lowered but others ordered at half staff. the president relented. mark esper just issued a statement praising the president saying president trump has the highest respect and admiration for our nation's military members, veterans and families. that's why he has fought for a greater pay and more funding for our armed forces. back to you, jon. >> jon: jennifer griffin reporting from the pentagon. thank you. now, another look at the latest jobs numbers out today. the unemployment rate dropping to 8.4% last month and the economy has recovered nearly half of the 22 million jobs lost since the covid-19 shut downs began. let's bring in the secretary of labor eugene scalia. secretary

july 4th military parade planning, during a planning session at the white house after seeing the bastille day parade in 2017 president trump said, regarding the inclusion of wounded guys, quote, that's not a good look. americans don't like that. >> that's not a good look. americans don't like that. to be clear, this is the fox news channel's national security correspondent confirming the worst of this new reporting over the past 24 hours about the president's repeated denigration and scorn for americans who serve in our military. and specifically the allegation that he has expressed disgust and revulsion for wounded veterans and that he doesn't like to see them and he doesn't want them seen in public. quote, that's not a good look. he is reported to have said. jeffrey goldberg was the reporter at "the atlantic" magazine who first published these comments from the president last night in a piece that cited multiple sources directly familiar with the president's remarks. the white house initially seems to have thought they could brush this off with their usual bluster saying it is all lies

military parade and they put on a very -- they're one of the few democracies -- >> that was the big bastilleat he wanted to emulate by having tanks and the rest. >> that motivated his interest in staging a big parade with tanks and washington and you remember people in washington are like please don't run 72 ton tanks over our streets because they'll rip them up. you remember that whole incident. but what i subsequently learned is that trump had seen disabled veterans, french veterans, and was bothered by that and thought that the sight of disabled or wounded veterans or people with -- people who are amputees would disturb the otherwise light and festive mood of a parade, and so he said in a meeting that he did not want, if we were going to have a big parade in washington, he did not want disabled veterans to parade. the quote is people wouldn't want to see that. which of course i think is -- >> in all of your reporting -- i'm sorry, i interrupted you. our satellite delay problem. >> no, i was just saying that i think a profound misreading of the american people and the way american people f

during a white house planning session last july, the last jul, after seeing the bastille day parade in france, president trump did not want to include in the parade "wounded guys, that's not a good look, americans don't like that," according to the source who was present. my source also said the president just hated john mccain. he always asked, why do you see him as a hero? two sources confirm the president did not want the flag lowered after mccain died, but others in the white house ordered them at half-staff. there was a standoff with the pentagon, and then the president relented. bret? >> bret: jennifer, these are former officials but they still didn't want to go on the record. >> that is correct. >> bret: okay. jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. john, you had john bolton in your piece. obviously, from present time's viewpoint, he wrote a book that was very negative towards him, and one would think he would put this in the book ie heard it, right? >> i talked to bolton and two other officials in the room during the decision-making process, but bolton was the one willing to go

separately, during a white house planning session after seeing bastille day parade in france, president according to the source in the meetings, quote, wounded guys. that's not a good look. americans don't like that. according to this source, who was present, again at those meetingsments my source also said the president just hated john mccain. he always asked why do you see him as a hero? multiple sources confirm the president did not want the flags lowered after mccain died, but others in the white house ordered them at half staff. there was a standoff, i remember it, i was covering it at the pentagon at the time. the standoff ended and the president relented with regards to the flags at half staff. neil. neil: so jennifer, let me ask you. the gist of the atlantic article, you know, you could look at the comments if it was disparaging when john mccain was alive and even when he died in 2015 and couldn't admire someone who was captured, didn't make him a hero. and he did have a track record of speaking like this. but many of the president's supporters had come out to say, this sort of

separately, during the white house planning session, after seeing that bastille day parade in france,sident trump did not want to include in his july 4th parade "wounded guys." that's not a good look. americans don't like that. that's according to this source who was present for those planning meetings. regarding the trip to the front cemetery, he was not a good mood, he was furious at french president mike cohen, he had to question why he had to go to two cemeteries. "why do i have to do two?" john bolton said he didn't hear this comments in the decision was weather-related. in this case, i am told bolton was on in the room more it happened. arthel? >> arthel: jennifer, quickly, do you think we will hear public remarks from general kelly and madden? >> i don't know. i think they've been asked rhetorically. the president has called out at least one of them at the podium from the white house. it is my understanding from talking to multiple military sources this weekend that it is unlikely that many of the former or current serving members of the military want to come on the record and

starving andd stormed the bastille and got the weapons and went from there.efully, we can figure a few things out. honestly, a lot of states are getting their power back. does not do anything for us out here. we have just been fighting the fires and getting along with each other state wise. we will see. i will tune in. host: thank you for the call. let's go to richard, joining us from missouri. caller: good morning. this is theto say state of america. we are going to have to drop the united part. we are separated so bad that i do not know if we could raise an army. other countries cs with moms on the street. -- see us with mobs on the street. i am an 82-year-old man, and this abortion thing, i am not a 16-year-old black girl that is pregnant. i could not say will be good for her. thing, this herd mentality on this virus, it did not work out well for the dinosaurs, if you look back. i will let you go. the issue ofght up abortion. the could be a big part of this debate in the coming weeks. -- let meo not think clarify something i said earlier in the hour. i do

regarding the president's fourth of july military parade planning, after seeing the bastille day paradeusion of wounded guys, quote, that's not a good look. americans don't like that. >> meanwhile, the president yesterday continued to deny the report that he has disparaged the military. at the same time criticized military leadership. >> the story's a hoax. ist a totally madeup story. who would say a thing like that? only an animal would say a thing like that. there's nobody that has more respect for not only our military but for people that gave their lives and the military. i'm not saying the military is in love with me. the soldiers are. the top people in the pentagon probably aren't because they want to do nothing but fight wars because all the wonderful companies that make the bombs and the planes and everything else stay happy. i said, that's good, let's bring our soldiers back home. some people don't like to come home. some people like to continue to spend money. one cold-heart, loveless betrayal after another. >> i really don't know what to say about that. complete ignorance of

the fact that the attack was in the bastille region near the charlie hebdo must create in the ideas ofhat. we are hearing that schoolchildren are being kept inside in that area in paris. university students in scotland are being told not to go to pubs or parties this weekend — following covid—19 outbreaks in glasgow, dundee and aberdeen. hundreds of students have tested positive, and many more are self—isolating. they've been told they will be breaking the law if they leave their student accommodation and return home to visit theirfamilies. professorjonathan ball is a virologist from the university of nottingham, where they are offering testing to their students. are you surprised to see these big outbreaks in scotland ? are you surprised to see these big outbreaks in scotland? we have seen similar in the usa. that was a key indicator of what might happen in the united kingdom stop we saw when the united kingdom stop we saw when the students went back in the united states very large outbreaks and some university campuses and so universities here have been anticipating what will happen

this is going to the bastille for above grenoble, the 17th stage began yesterday, thus the fortress,sed? the stage. they get a lift. can we get enclosed ? the cycle stage. they get a lift. can we get enclosed? the cycle underneath? and the person is on the cycle as well. that surely cannot be the actual tour de france writers doing that. they would not risk that, would they? i don't know, i can't find out. i will look into it. it is a great picture, isn't it?|j out. i will look into it. it is a great picture, isn't it? iwon't out. i will look into it. it is a great picture, isn't it? i won't be trying that in a hurry. this story in the daily telegraph is about what we thought the vikings look like. you may think they were blind and burly. blind and burly? horns and ha rd burly. blind and burly? horns and hard helmets. they were seen as a warrior race who traversed the seas to raid and colonise distant seas. but checking the skeletons, as experts have done now, they are looking in europe and remained, they show less of a race, coming from scotland, they are sort of brown haired and th