augustine desegregated mardi gras parades.> dr. kenneth st. charles: so, they had people throwing things at them. they had to not respond. they had people yelling obscenities to them. they could not respond. >> alfonsi: it's a lot to ask of-- of a young guy. >> st. charles: it's-- it's a lot to ask of-- of a 14, 15, 16- year-old kid, to not retaliate. you know, we teach them, as we do in our christian faith, "turn the other cheek." >> alfonsi: dr. st. charles knows the discipline required in those moments. in 1981, he and his classmate, ray johnson, were marching in a mardi gras parade for st. augustine when an adult who was chaperoning the band got into a scuffle with a plainclothes police officer. the officer pulled his gun. >> ray johnson: and then the gun went off. and all of a sudden, the police started showing up on horseback and the band got disarray and stuff like that. so, one of our baritone players said, "ray, you have blood on your uniform." and that's when i started feeling the pain in the side of my face here. so

augustine. they were stopped by the british army. and a group of militia call the east florida rangers, a cavalry unit. there's still actually a large concontinue genetic of re-enactors. they go all over the south providing education about florida and the battle. the american forces flee when they are attacked. they retreat. they didn't have a lot of supplies so they retreated partially because of that and partially because of the oppressive heat in florida in may during the year. so that was a failed attempt at taking st. augustine. the next battle is the battle of alligator bridge, june 30, 1778. we're here in east florida still. this was the only one they really tried to take the entire -- like they're trying to get east florida from the british. they're trying to take over the colony. a city. they fail. and so this stays in british hands. let's move over into west florida a little bit. this is in march and may of 1781. and this is the spanish actually. they're taking advantage of the fact that the -- britain is at war with its re

so that was a failed attempt at taking saint augustine. the next battle i'll mention is the battle of alligator bridge, which is june 30th. 1778. we're here in east, florida. still and this is the only engagement that they really try to take the entire like they're trying to get east florida from the british. they're trying to take over the colony. not just a city. they fail and so this stays in british hands. now, let's move over into west florida a little bit. and that is this with the siege of pensacola. this is in march and may of 1781 and this is the spanish. actually they're taking advantage of the fact that the britain is at war with its rebelling colonies. and so they try to take back control of pensacola and west florida from the british. and they succeed on may 10th. 1781 pensacola officially comes under control of the spanish and it actually remains in control by spain for the next 40 years when the american revolution ends just a year later or two years later. britain returns the florida colonies to spain in order to keep contr

well, let's speak to an augustine. he joins us now on the phone from havana, and can you talk us through what you can seeing there unfold on the streets today? yeah, i'm out about right now and central ivana because the internet has been all day and hasn't been working for the last hour or so. school reasons does the process with hundreds and hundreds of people, a various points throughout havana and other cities. so what underlining these are the biggest political process, and i can say the last 3 decades since 19 ninety's. it's pretty what you say that the all me husband just took away from, from where i can see lori's as young as i'm a good income child is on the t shirts. got it, getting all the mobilized parts nearby. that vitality and subtle pos is taking place with the music. you're here in the background with all the people who say government living here in cuba. i know that some of those people with forced to participate because this is the way politics works in cuba. but also living here and people know that

and augustine is in havana with the process, with hundreds and hundreds of people of various points throughout havana and other cities. so what underlying this is the biggest physical protest and i can pick up the last 3 decades since 19 ninety's. all my husband just took away from, from where i can see no worries as young as i'm a good income child is on the t shirts getting, getting all those mobilized forces. if he have beaten england to win football european championships for the 1st time since $968.00, the final in london finished and $11.00 draw off the extra time. it was italy who then held onto the enough to triumph in the penalties to south korea will impose tougher restrictions in the capital. after another, 1300 infections were recorded in the past. 24 hours. sole and neighboring areas will move to the strictest level of social distancing for the 1st time. from monday . thousands of people have gathered in bosnia and herzegovina to commemorate the 1995 separately from africa and to bury 1900 newly identified the victims of the genocide. more than $8000.00 most the muslim men and boy

the united states of being responsible for the sunrise and augustine has been monitoring development for some of them right now and to live on on because the internet has been all day and hasn't been working for the last hour or so. possibly some exclusions does the process with hundreds and hundreds of people of various points throughout the city. so it's one of the learning. this is the biggest political protest and i can pick up the last 3 decades since 19 ninety's. all my husband just took away from, from where i can see young and i'm a good income child is getting, getting all my bills and mobilize, popping up for this nearby. that pos, if i can meet with you here in the background with other people who say that the government living here in cuba. i know that some of those people with forced to participate because this is the way politics works in cuba. but we're still living here and people, i know that some of the people, right, well, that's the further information. so what we're seeing now is, is, is a face. so in some parts of the van uh, between the people, the government a

attention. northern italy was slated to become a major transshipment center for chinese export presented augustine, who is head of the port authority. thanks china's interest in tree. yes is proof of his growing significance as base europe is growing a lot old base nations are very easily accessible by, by the part of the as they saw. you know, i think it is very simple. if you look at a map, you see that the school bus fruit and you go to hungary to germany, to say you arrive foster van busing from the northern arrange port the. the city is investing even more in its rail network than in the fort itself. built over 100 years ago. it's direct links to eastern europe are still there. they just have to be upgraded. but it also, it pains to emphasize that although it welcomes investments from china, it has no intention of selling off the ford lock stock and barrel. what was that for years ago? 2 years ago, only a problem, a matter of transport became a geopolitical issue. now, if you said the port authority, you say ok, this part of a territory is no more my territory. and this was than in increasing

since senator klobuchar reminded you of my other day job, let me say say augustin father of the christian church said that old as 2 lovely daughters. they are both lovely. anger and courage. anger was the way things are and courage to see that they do not remain as they are. this is a 911 emergency. we saw the supreme court subsection for the voting rights law in 2013 in shelby versus holder. reese all along that's already been hobbled, further cripple last week. we see what's happening in georgia making it hard for disabled people, poor people, working people to make it to the polls as voting is a privilege not a right . it's time for the senate to pass something and send it to the president's desk. >> thank you so much rafael and last but not least the chair of the legislative black caucus, one of the incredibly gracious legislators we just met with. >> thank you senator. we are here and we get asked quite often why did you leave the state of texas and we get asked what is at stake? we understand what is at stake. we know the future of voting for our families and our children and our fu

so i show you those augustine to about 55 kilometers per hour and keep till we've got you in for a high of 15 degrees on tuesday. that sure weather forecast season. the new generation of young people and making demands to be balanced society. welcome to generation contains a global theories that attempt to understand and challenge the idea that mobilize you around the world in london to activate tackling the root causes of youth violence. many young people that perpetuate and violence, again of the young people themselves have also been victim multiple times. my generation can try me design and we shape this generation. change on al jazeera, unprompted, and uninterrupted discussions from our london broadcast center on frank assessments. eastern argument suggesting that the ministrations playing a long game, it's very much more embrace on the iran nuclear deal because of us domestic politics informed opinions, schools and shelters have been reduced to rubble. how do you think the shapes of generation and their politics then their life has been shape? why vitamin the in depth analysis of

since senator klobuchar remind you of my other data, let me say that saint augustine, the great father of the christian church, the north african bishop said that hope has two lovely daughters, anger and courage. anger with the way things are and courage to see that they do not remain as they are. this is a 911 emergency. we saw the supreme court that protections for the voting rights law 20 in shelby versus hold we saw a law that has already been hobbled last week. we see what's happening in georgia, making it hard people to make it to the polls as if voting is a privilege and not right. and it's time for the senate to pass something and send it to the president's desk. >> thank you so much. last but not least, nicole, the chair of the texas legislative black, one of the many incredibly courageous legislators we just met with. >> thank you. we are here, and we get asked quite often why did you leave the state of texas? we get aft what is at stake. let me tell you we understand what is at stake. we know that the future of voting for our children and families is at stake and unless we t

i just can't believe it. >> that was katie augustine reporting. not keeping him from getting back in the water, though he says he was back swimming in the same waters just a few days ago. hopefully without the help of the you that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock this wednesday night. but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour with. >> grant lotus and vicki liviakis johnson spent a lot of thanks very much. here's what's coming up next on kron, 4 news at night. city leaders in san jose. >> say they're cracking down on sideshows trying to go after people who are promoting the events on social media. how much those people who are promoting sideshows could be fight. plus, bill cosby is a free man tonight after his assault conviction was overturned. we'll hear from a the bay area woman who says cosby once groped her and that today's decision makes her sick. those stories and much more coming up on properties at night. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at now are going t

but the first one that really get some ink in your book is the dedication of your monument and augustine georgia. the earlier monuments. can you listen maybe as a rep. example, tell us about that monument and how the ones that came after it partied. >> i think what is really interesting about the aggressive monument is that it is really one of the earliest it comes out after reconstruction. once federal troops have left the region and they have left georgia, they began, memorial associations they began organizing this ladies memorial association, to place a monument on a main thoroughfare in augustine, georgia. so this is 1877, and i think 1878 or 1879, when the unveiling takes place. so when is interesting about this is a kind of course this marcella vittorio of the confederacy. they moved just beyond debridement and now they're going to be focused in on celebration of the confederacy. it made this difference of what you see that is some of the rituals of monument unveiling they are evident right away. one of which, there would be all kinds of ceremonies just on the cornerstone of the m

elliot, present me as yes, can accuse the united states as being responsible for the unrest and augustine has been monitoring development for havana right now in central event. because the internet has been, if the all day and hasn't been working for the last hour or so, possibly some exclusions does the process with hundreds and hundreds of people of various points throughout havana and other given cities. so it's one of the underlining, these is the biggest political process and you've got the last 3 decades since 19 nineties. the, all my husband just took away from, from where i can see lori's as young as i'm a good income child. this t shirts getting, getting all my bills and mobilized for this nearby. that vitality and subtle pos is taking place with me here in the background with other people who say government living here in cuba. i know that some of those people with forced to participate because this is the way politics works in cuba, but also living here and people, i know that some of the people that were there. so what we think now is, is, is a face. so in some parts of savann

the corona virus pandemic president miguel diaz canal has same, so united states to be unrest and augustine is in havana with does the process with hundreds and hundreds of people, a various points throughout havana and other different cities. so what underlining these are the biggest political protests, and i can pick up the last 3 decades since 19 ninety's. all me has been just away from, from where i can see the young and i'm a good income child. this got to getting all my bills and mobilized for this. italy have been in england to win football european championships for the 1st time since 1968. the final in london finished in a $11.00 draw off the extra time. it was in italy who held onto the enough to triumph in the penalty shoot. south korea will impose tougher restrictions in the capital of the another. 1300 curve at 900 infections were recorded in the past 24 hours. sol and neighboring areas will now move to the strictest level of social distances the 1st time from monday, while meanwhile astray. leah is also grappling with a delta variant with its 1st corona virus death this year.

bring my guess is as good as anyone else's on the island we are in unchartered territory. >> ed augustin in havana, thank you. >>> police in haiti say a doctor based in florida was one of the masterminds behind the assassination of haiti's president. haitian investigators claim this man, hired a team of mercenaries who allegedly gunned down the president of his home last wednesday in the middle of the night. haitian officials say he wanted to seize power and become president himself. a college professor who met the doctor told "the new york times" he claimed to be on a mission from god, but his arrest is raising some major questions the "miami herald" newspaper reports it's unclear exactly how the doctor could have afforded to pay for all of those mercenaries, many of them ex-soldiers from colombia who say they were being paid $3,000 a month. a team of u.s. investigators is on the ground in haiti to help with the investigation the white house says the american delegation briefed president biden today after meeting with leaders of haiti. >>> in india officials say 38 people have been kill

. >> ed augustin is in havana covering the story. good morning to you. of the food there and where this goes next? >> reporter: good morning, hallie. well on sunday as you covered there were mass protests through the country as thousands of people protested against the government and for the government. yesterday there was a tense calm that descended as the internet was cut and the police and army were out in force to maintain order and stability as they'd see it. today, police presence seems slightly lighter, internet remains cut and it's very strange, living in a country, i mean i arrived here when there was little internet. for the last few years, everyone had internet on their phones and it's strange to have it cut. i was wandering around interviewing people. life goes on, people are selling flowers, people queueing up to buy bread, to buy rice and beans, mainstay of the diet here and obviously one of the main, the talk of the town are the protests that happened. life buzzes on without the internet as well. >> ed augustin live in havana, thank you fo

that katie augustine reporting christmas gift right. but send them a card. yeah.up kron 4 news at night. but our primetime news continues at the top the hour with pam moore and jonathan mccall biggie and grant. thanks to you both. coming up next at 10 o'clock. jonathan and i will be here sonoma county getting a 37 million dollar grant from fema to protect is most fire-prone areas. how the money will help keep people living there say and promoting a sideshow. get fined or even go to jail will explain the new rules. >> now aimed at stopping those illegal events in the south in san jose. those stories much more on the way when pam and i see you in just a few moments for >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news not reality. >> of climate change are here at the threat of western wildfires this year is as severe as it's ever been. >> now at 10 preparing for disaster. how president biden is joining gavin newsome and other governors to tackle the threat of catastrophic wildfires. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news tonight

augustine said that the bible doesn't teach how the he vans go. by the bobof gesistuo toaven. loan yan koz molg and we don't take that serious. >> just give us a pinnacle of it. >> the days of creation and the same creator by god's divine word. you take that view ouft context, put it into big bang evolution and these are the ways god creates. the evolution is how god creates life and complexity. big bang points to aing beginning of all things and therefore a god who in the beginning created heaven and earth. so in fact you're retreating and celebrating the faith that we have had for 2,000 years but you're using contemporary culture to express it which is always the call of christians. they hd since peter and paul discussed it. >> dr. russell is giving us we talk about science and religion coming together. let's go back to your book for a moment. you said it took a long time. how long does it take to write a book? >> well, that was 12 years but i've had a day job. title again time in eternity. publisher notre dame press. >> and what do you say walk us into the book. >> basicall

ah, ah, in ancient times, cologne was called colonial claudia augustine, in the, on the news houses, monumental buildings and a couple of st shape. the cityscape news . today, the cologne cathedral towers above the metropolis as its principal landmark use remains from the roman era have been preserved in many places. right next to the cathedral is a part of the old city gate. for over 4 centuries, cologne played a vital part of the frontier of the roman empire. the leemis major empire state roads converged here from the south west and north. they carried goods, people and news from the whole world to the capital of the province of germania, inferior and today wrote still run where they were 1st laid out in ancient cologne . 2000 years ago, this was one of the main axis of roman cologne. well, and today it's one of the most important shopping streets in the city. sure, like i said, are traces of the romans have also been found on the ryans opposite bank in the long diets. the outlines of afford the roman empire with huge and the romans made it very clear where the fear of influence be

so for tonight speaker, assistant professor of history at augustine a university in the fall he wille up a new position in south carolina so congratulations on the new job and best of luck. while at augustine one of the big projects he has worked on is race and social justice to creating the scholarship for those studying black history and the author of several articles in right now in the final stages of finishing up a book which will be published by the university of georgia press next year it's called the families were the same title as tonight lecture will get a sneak preview tonight and he will speak for about 35 minutes so we have plenty of time for questions you can ask to the q&a box on zoom so any time if yorty have a question you can start now through the lecture type your questions into the q&a box we will keep an eye on the questions i'm looking forward to seeing the questions that you ask and we've had excellent discussions there are are lectures this year. we will wrap things up by about 815 eastern time. thank you again for joining us things to a very warm welcome to t

and throughout the debate, augustine, whoever yards him is going to visit one of his former patients, amenities that he looked up to for years, which is almost ready to be released into the one that that's there. amanda olivera and ought to barbosa from the quasi project. come in, i thought she's getting on very well here. she's eating the vegetables that we give her, and she also likes to see grass that you'll find later in the see not but i. the manatees have been kept in small pools to prepare for the world. they need to get a taste for the sea again, but the reintroduction must be gradual. who's to this? and the biologists have created a floating tooth 100 meters. actual 3 managers are currently waiting here to be set free. ah, well, the scientists might have trouble guessing they see legs. the floating construction allows the animals to get used to the waves and the water and they have to learn to feed themselves. to simulate sea grass, some of the letters is pushed into heavy pipes. so that it sinks to the sea floor where the man, as he can practice grazing a 500 kilos, seek out

also regularly get caught and throughout debate, augustine, who of yaz him is going to visit one of his former patients, amenities that he looked after for years, which is almost ready to be released into the one. got. that's where amanda olivera and ought to barbosa from the quasi project come in capital. she's getting on very well here. she's eating the vegetables that we give her and she also likes the sea grass that she'll find later in the fee. not but i the amenities have been kept in small pools to prepare for the wild. they need to get a taste for the sea again, but the reintroduction must be gradual. to this end, the biologists have created a floating pooled 100 meters. actual free manatees are currently waiting here to be set free. ah, the scientists might have trouble guessing they see legs. the floating construction allows the animals to get used to the waves and the water. and they have to learn to feed themselves. to simulate sea grass, some of the letters is pushed into heavy pikes so that it sinks to the sea floor with a man, if he can practice grazing the $500.00 kilos

general augustine, who is head of the port authority. thanks china's interest in tree. yes. is proof of its growing significance. ah me see, but based on europe is growing a lot old base nations are very easily accessible by, by the part of the as their saw. you know, i think it is very simple. if you look at a map, you see that if you pass through 3 s the and you go to hungary to germany, to say you arrive foster van busing from the northern arrange board. the city is investing even more in its rail network than in the port itself built over 100 years ago. it's direct links to eastern europe are still there. they just have to be upgraded but is also at pains to emphasize that although it welcomes investments from china, it has no intention of selling off the port lock stock and barrel. what was free to go 2 years ago, only a problem, a matter of transport became a geopolitical issue. now, if you said the port authority, you say ok, this part of a territory is no more my territory. and this was done in increasing. this is not what is happening here. below here is the port au

northern italy was slated to become a major trans shipment center for chinese export presented to augustine, who is head of the port authority. thanks china's interest in tree, yes is a group of it's growing significance. b c, but based on europe is growing a lot old base nations are very easily accessible by, by the part of the as they saw. you know, i think it is very simple. if you look at a map, you see that if you pass through 3 s the and you go to hungary, to germany, to say you arrive foster van busing from the northern arrange port. the city is investing even more in its rail network than in the fort itself. built over 100 years ago. it's direct links to eastern europe are still there. they just have to be upgraded. but 3 is also at pains to emphasize that although it welcomes investments from china, it has no intention of selling off the port lock, stock, and barrel. what was there for years ago? 2 years ago, only a problem, a matter of transport became a geopolitical issue. now, if you said the port authority, you say ok this part of it that it, there is no more my territory. and

northern italy was slated to become a major transshipment center for chinese export then i went to augustine, who is head of the port authority. thanks china's interest entree. yes. is the proof of its growing significance. b. c, as based in europe is growing a lot. all of these nations are very easily accessible by, by the part of the, as they saw. you know, i think it is very simple. if you look at a map, you see that if you pass fruit and you go to hungary to germany, to say you arrive foster van busing from the northern range port the, the city is investing even more in its rail network than in the port itself. built over 100 years ago. it's direct links to eastern europe are still there. they just have to be upgraded. but it is also at pains to emphasize that although it welcomes investments from china, it has no intention of selling off the port lock stock, and barrel. what was a free years ago? 2 years ago, only a problem, a matter of transport became a geopolitical issue. now, if you said the port authority, you say ok, this part of a territory is no more my territory. and this was t

he retired with an abdominal injury during his but much was felix augustine. this is carol is a 1st tournaments in february and it sounds like he's not going to be, i think he said, you're going forward. you know, i don't want to be playing every week. that's one who i am. i don't want to be chasing a tennis ball on the well, that's not me. but i think it's called the icon. i don't play that often because it gives him, you know, when i do play that definitely chain in omar. omar matches are packed out, and i think that's the cool thing about it. luck. they like carol? so he play me friday and now he's playing and is full hot. brandon? it's pretty cool. and mary may be out of wimbledon, but as a new british tennis start emerging and she's coached by my father in law 18 year old wildcard m. right. a connie delighted the home crowd by beating romania serrano hysteria in straight sets. but a connie whose rank 338 in the world have never even wanted w t a match until the tournament that she's now into the full found on her grand slam davy. i mean, it's funny becaus

it simply cannot afford to replace it. augustin al jazeera of the wreckage of a plane carrying nearly 30 people has the funds in for eastern russia, local media report. the turbo prop plane lost control with aircraft. the contacts with air traffic control or trying to land near the come check cut peninsula. according to media reports, none of those on board of survive the crash, a court and bell, or a sentence, the former presidential contender of 14 years in prison, corruption charges, victor barbaric, who has been convicted of money laundering, vibrate and taxation in his arrested last year. when he tried registering his candidacy against president alexander shanker, correct on the anti government protests has followed that votes and led to sanctions against the u. s. embassy in the iraqi capital back that shot than a drone. do the heavily fortified green zone is defense system fight for bursts of high powered bullets as it approached the content earlier, at least 3 rockets hit a u. s. air base in western yvonne, no casualties square report. it's 150 young students have been kidnapp

it's expected to make landfall in florida on tuesday will have more from cuba shortly, and augustine is in havana. but 1st i head over to and deanna couldn't find florida . so people ready for the storm and the will sort of measures are they taking well, i mean these kinds of storms at this time of year saw me all, all pretty regular recurrence. and from the last forecast i saw it looks like it is tracking westwood would go up the west coast. that will be still some impacts they were in florida. high winds potentially heavy rain again, quite typical for this year. we are in hurricane season after all, but it was over those 5th partially that they'd have made that decision on sunday night to demolish the rest of the b champlain towers because they were worried about how the weather might affect the search and rescue operation. but more importantly, they thought that building was becoming unstable, may hamper rescue efforts. in fact, they may even put the lives of those involved in that search and rescue operation and dangerous assa preparations. here it looks like we're still tracking

it simply cannot afford to replace it. augustin, al jazeera, havana. instead, i had an al jazeera install thing. bins, cricket theme has been hit by cobra 19 outbreak product here with that story. ah, brought to you by accenture, that there be change the news. news. news with me duties by extension that there be change? oh. i called ban here and we know what that means. yes, we do. thank you so much family. the search continues for the 1st air player to reach the semi finals of a grand slam after tennessee as owns job or was eliminated in the quarter finals at wimbledon. by world number 4, rena lanka. meanwhile, carolina plesk of i remains on course when her 1st grand slam title. the check player is 3 to the semi that wimbledon for the 1st time playing in front of it, half the crowd to form a well number one record of the street that victory over victoria go bit, ship switzerland. let's go back. we'll face serena several anchor for a spot in the final shock in the man's draw with whirl. number 2 daniel met with knocked out by holland hovered hor, catch

so that's a breeze out of the northwest and we see it augustin, to about 45 kilometers per hour on sunday, in your temperatures. will come down a bit as a result. okay, next step we're going to look at some of the rain falling across yemen. really becoming widespread, pushing into the he jazz mountains in saudi arabia. and now i want to show you this story and pakistan because toward the north we've had some rain related death. and the rain is continuing. as we head toward the hor, on friday, the forecast in turkey looks like this. we've got some showers toward the southern area of the black sea on friday, a temperature of 30 degrees in its stumble. so looking pretty good africa, ethiopia, over the past 24 hours toward the northwest, you scooped up 50 millimeters of rain. i think we can expect much of the same as we look in the forecast on friday, pushing to the central african republic. so ah, bungie. 30 degrees will be the high for you. now as we go further to the south scenes will begin to dry out south for the eastern cape. and we've got a high of 11 degrees in johannesburg on friday

it simply cannot afford to replace it. augustin, al jazeera, havana firefighters from across canada have been called in to help tackle wildfires in british columbia. nearly 200 blazes are raging across the province. it's still feeling the effects of last week's record breaking heat wave. local media report 2 thirds of the 5 not yet under control. some areas have ordered people to evacuate. ah, that's bring you up to speed with some of the headlines here now to sierra. now the afghan air force says it's kill $260.00 on top of on fights is and is preparing accounts are offensive to retake areas that have been captured. the us withdrawal is more than 90 percent complete. lebanon's can't take a prime minister, his warning, his country is days away from what he calls his social explosion. house and the app is appealing for international help to resolve the economic crisis for coming world health organization as warning governments against easing cove at 19 restrictions to soon several countries in europe are relaxing rules, despite concerns about the highly contagious delta vary and all of th

demonstrations earlier. president miguel diaz canal accused us of being responsible for the unrest and augustine has been monitoring developments for from havana right now in central event. because the internet has been all day and hasn't been working for the last hour or so. possibly. school reasons does the process with hundreds and hundreds of people, a various points throughout havana and other cities. so what underlining these is the biggest political process and i can pick up the last 3 decades since 19 ninety's. all my husband just took away from, from where i can see it is as young as i'm a good income child is on the t shirts. got it, getting all the mobilized parts nearby, that very power. the pos is. i can tell some news here in the background with all the people who say government living here in cuba. i know that some of those people with forced to participate because this is the way politics works in cuba. but also living here. and people know that some of the people, well, it's not the for the right. and so what we're saying now is, is, is a face. so in some parts of savannah, betw

the gold standard, so to speak ;) ashley: a beautiful shot, live shot of saint augustine, florida, 80ity in the united states but florida became part of the united states 200 years ago this week, july 10th, 1821, to be exact. i didn't cover that and the formal exchange happened in saint augustine where the spanish flag was lowered and the american flag was raised. there will be celebrations there on saturday. a little bit of history on thursday morning. futures start on a down note, the dow is still up 500 points, the s&p, nasdaq down well over one%, let's look at the 10 year treasury yield. it has been interesting to follow this, this has been dropping dropping dropping another to one or basis points on the treasury yield. money plowing into each of the treasuries, the yield comes down, look at google/out for best being sued over alleged play store abuse. you saw it here yesterday. donald trump announced he is doing google, facebook and twitter over censorship. >> there is no better evidence that big tech is out of control than the fact that they banned the sitting president of the u

and then on to augustine, who is head of the port authority. thanks china's interest and true. yes. is proof of its growing significance vc, vc, europe is growing a lot old base nations are very easily accessible by, by the part of the, as they saw. you know, i think it is very simple. if you look at a map, you see that the school bus fruit and you go to hungary to germany, to say you arrive foster of on busing. from the nova arrange bought the city is investing even more in its rail network than in the port itself. built over 100 years ago. it's direct links to eastern europe are still there. they just have to be upgraded. but it's also at pains to emphasize that although it welcomes investments from china, it has no intention of selling off the fort, lock, stock, and barrel. what was 3 years ago, 2 years ago, only a problem, a matter of transport became a geopolitical issue. now, if you set the port authority, you say ok, this part of a territory is no more my territory and this was done in increasing. this is not what is happening here. below here is the port authority of preside

joining me with the latest from havana, ed augustine s walk me through this. >> reporter: telephone lines have been working, and have been since last sunday. what is shut down is internet access. what happened lead on sunday is they shut down, a few days ago, internet started trickling back on for most humans, but one of wikipedia, where it's blocked from many people. you receive facebook messages from some people and not others, so it looks like the government is still playing games. other reasons people aren't coming out, one is the expanded police presence, and cuba is going through an unprecedented peak of covid. >>> president biden has suggested that is that on the table? and how would that work? >> you know, the cuba at the moment is until general policy review. there's other measures that the biden administration can take to directly help the cuban people. one is remittances. in the last year in mexico, throughout the pandemic, the amount of remitenses actually increased, because people know friends and families back home desperately need that money. but joe biden has yet to restar

due to complications he watched 30 miles south of his saint augustine start point very despite the setbackurage others to never give up chasing your dreams. out west, two suspected car thieves and nissan maxima led police on a wild chase that ended swiftly after an officer successfully pulled off a textbook patman pit maneuver spinning the vehicle around up on a curb, and then hitting a tree, it fortunately no one was seriously hurt the driver and the passenger were both arrested . now this. shoppers lash out, literally after heavy rains swamps london the video shared on instagram shows the submerged walkways of the stratford shopping center. it sunk a basket from the free-throw line from three, and from half-court. if you have a video you would like to share, hit us up at fox news night on social media. >> new york governor andrew cuomo feeling vindicated tonigh trumpeting the fact that the department of justice has dropped one of the investigations hanging over it. this is not the family member for those with loved ones who died of covid 19 in nursing homes have been hoping for. they req

. >> rodriguez's two close friends and neighbors seen here, dick augustine and elaine saevino have yetbe found. president biden and dr. jill biden will meet with families. the president will give remarks after that meeting with families. the white house and miami-dade county police have stressed the president's visit will have no impact on the search-and-rescue efforts. >>> meanwhile former president trump is moving ahead with a rally in sarasota, florida, scheduled if this weekend, this despite reported pressure from governor desantis to cancel it as rescue workers continue to search for survivors in the condo crash. he insisted desantis is, quote, focusing on his duties as governor and the tragedies at surfside and never suggested that plans in different parts of florida should be rallied. "the herald" tribune reports that if the rally muns forward. governor desantis would be spurred to decide even as the surfside death toll keeps rising. >>> joining us now, national political correspondent from politico meredith mcgraw. thank you for being here. i know you've covered the president's

the ambassador smith augustine spoke how this violated the democracy of the state and more informationon to the assassination of society moise. >> what is the haitian ambassador to the u.s. saying? >> he told reporter this is morning here in washington that those that carried out the attacks could be in haiti still. they don't know where they are. they're on the loose and said that according to video footage of this actual attack of the scene the ataggers were speaking spanish and presenting themselves as dea agent just that's the drug enforcement administration here in the united states. he sard he believed they're fake agents. state department spokesperson said that is absolutely false. not from the dea and ritd rated that the biden administration condemns this heinous act and the state department in regular contact with haitian authorities throughout the morning. secretary of state blinken is briefed on this and will be in contact with those folks but we should note that the state department says that it remains ready for any requests from haiti for additional asisz tans and really

let's to go ed augustin standing by in havana.self cuban american, has said that air strikes on cuba have to be explored. what has been the reaction to that in cuba? >> reporter: well, this huge discontent in cuba at the moment primarily because of the huge scarce city and the glacier pace. speaking to cubans, it is hard to find many in support of a humanitarian intervention. they do say a few things. they point out repeatedly the so-called intervention in places like panama, libya and in kosovo under clinton have killed thousands of people. in the case of libya, it was particularly gory. and made a safe haven for isis. so for many cuban that's were protesting last sunday, it is a bit of a joke and more of a conversation happening if south florida than here in havana and the rest of cuba. in terms of the government's reaction, as one could expect, there is a vociferous objection to any suggestion of humanitarian or military intervention here by cuban diplomats. from their point of view, it is flagrant hypocrisy. over 100 activists

ed augustin of nbc news. could these historic protests bring down the government? in daniel o-soriot daniel, welcome. why is it so bad in cuba right now? is it because of the pandemic? we've seen a lot of concern about access to medicine and food >> yeah, look the reality is the pandemic has shown as individuals and society our vulnerabilities, our fragilities, and the cuban political system and macro economic system has a lot of those fragilities and vulnerabilities. i think that's why there's protests people not only want food, not only want vaccination, but they want the right to vote they want the right to choose. and these are the biggest protests and most substantive protests that we've seen on the island since probably mid '90s, 1994 >> could they fall, given this is a communist regime given they have more than they would. >> it's hard to say if the government is going to fall, this regime is going to fall but there is movement. there is action. there is outrage and i think the u.s. has to listen to the cuban people i know people in south florida are certain