one of those bases, fort bragg, north carolina, was named after braxton bragg who served as a confederateeneral during the civil war. >> go to that community where fort bragg is. and i love that state. bragg and then what are regoing to name it? are you going to name it after the reverend al sharpton? >> fort bragg in mendocino county is also named for the confederate general. the city formed a commission last month to look into changing its name. >>> lives matter" march. there was a small group of counterprotesters but they stayed in the town plaza area. the march was peaceful but caused traffic to back up in both directions. drivers are being asked to avoid santa cruz avenue and main street. >>> dozens of activists marched in san francisco today calling on city leaders to disband the police department. >> the group began its protest, which ended about a mile away at richmond police station. the union representing san francisco police officers called the proposal, quote, reckless and said, quote, disbanding police departments would be a dream come true for gang members and criminals. >>>

on the california coast named fort bragg. it is an interesting quirk of history for those who would look at it as some historic significance that it was named before the civil war. connection.s no he never set foot there or ever went close to it. it inherited this name on the historic lark, and it has continued for generations. fast-forward to 2020, we are having an interesting conversation in the community of fort bragg, which is a wonderful, kind, and non-racist community grappling with the fact that it has a really bad name that does not represent who they are or who they have ever been. but a lot of folks have nostalgia and memories and other things attached to that name. so i would like to ask any of our panelists what they would say to this community i represent that is struggling in its own way in this moment that our country is in to figure out what to do about this particular anachronistic symbol that, like it or not, exults a confederate hero, braxton bragg? rev. lee: we have spoken a lot about congressman john lewi

bragg is a big deal. we won two world wars. nobody even knows general bragg. we won two world wars.go to that community where ft. bragg is in a great state. i love that state. go to the community and say how do you like the idea of renaming ft. bragg? and then, what are we going to name it? we going to name it after the reverend al sharpton? what are you going to name it, chris? tell me what you're going to name it. >> okay. so, professor, general bragg was a traitor. aside from that, the president invoking reverend al sharpton. that is telling, isn't it? >> it is. and i think, to me, this is kind of indisputable. you know, the vice president of the confederacy, alexander stephens, in 1862, said the confederate states were built on the great truth that the negro is not equal to the white man, and slavery subordination to the superior races is natural and normal conditions. the confederacy was based on white supremacy and the efforts to maintain slavery. this is indisputable. and to have any place of honor for a confederate general or anyone associated with the confederacy is simply

fort bragg is a big deal. won two world wars, nobody even knows general bragg.rs. go to the community, say, "how do you like the idea of renaming fort bragg?" then what are we going to name it? are you going to name it after the reverend al sharpton? >> carley: okay, juan, president trump says that even though these bases are named after confederate leaders, over the course of time, over the course of two world wars, they now mean something else. something purely american. does have a point? >> juan: i think people might not even know who general bragg was, or -- the key here is politics, and you see mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader, saying he doesn't agree with the president on this. i think people understand the importance, this is a $74 billion military spending bill. the idea is you hold it up over this where the military itself is saying, not only to the renaming, but the confederate flags, "let's move on." that is a tough argument for the president. >> carley: katie, speaking of politics, there's a lot in this defense bill pay money for new good nuc

fort bragg is a big deal. we won two world wars. bragg. we won two world wars.to the community where fort bragg is, a great state, i love that state. go to the community and say how do you like the idea of renaming fort bragg and then what are we going to name it? are we going to name it after the reverend al sharpton? what are you going to name it, chris? tell me what you're going to name it. there's a whole thing here. we won two world wars, two world wars, beautiful world wars that were vicious and houric and we won them out of -- horrible and we won them out of fort bragg and all these forts and they want to throw these names away. i'm against that. most other people are. i don't believe in polls because i see the fakest polls i've ever seen. but that poll is at 64% thing which surprised me. we won world wars out of these military bases. no, i'm not going to go changing them. chris: so you'll veto? >> i might, i might. chris: at mount rushmore on july 3rd you said we face a far left facism in this country and you said this. >> our children are taught in scho

bragg. he disappeared during a memberial day camping trip. his dismembered body later washing up on shore. the key detail from his family and what they're saying tonight. >>> we're also following the developing scene in new dololdie midtown manhattan. >>> good evening, it's great to have you with us on this thursday night. there are some difficult headlines tonight involving the coronavirus. the deadliest day yet in both florida and texas. cases rising in 40 states tonight and by the end of the day today, july will already have more reported cases of the virus of any month since this pandemic began and just as we were coming in, the covid tracking project now reporting a record number of cases from the states today, 71,000 cases in 24 hours alone. >>> tonight as we always do here are the numbers, the lives lost, more than 138,000 americans lost to this virus. in florida tonight that record daily toll, 156 deaths in 24 hours. texas, that record high death toll as well. 129 lives lost. army medical specialists have arrived in houston to help th

bragg is a big deal. we won two world wars, nobody even knows general bragg we won two world wars. go to the community in ft. bragg, i love that state, go to the community and say how do you like the idea of renaming ft. bragg, and what are we going to name it? going to name it after the reverend al sharpton >> josh. >> this is another issue where the president even in the face of a growing consensus among military officials, among members of congress, about moving away from having these bases named, the president playing very narrowly to a segment of his base that remains on the other side of this. it's a similar strategy to what we have seen the president also on the issues of racial justice, race in policing, where you now have a broad consensus that crosses ethnic and racial lines in support of the black lives matter movement, but the president seems to have made a calculation heading into the election that he's not likely to expand his base by trying to appeal to those people in the middle, that if he really wants to win election, he really needs to speak to that core part of

times are long gone, back when it was a watering hole for some of the soldiers based at nearby fort bragg for billiards, beer and karaoke, it was once a popular little public called froggy ra bottoms and it was where private first class kelli bordeaux planned to unwind one friday night back in april, 2012, friday the 13th. kelli was just 23, a mere 5'1" and barely 100 pounds, but she could hold her own with anybody. >> girl power indeed. >> to her older siblings, matt and olivia, kelli was always the perfect combination of tough and sweet. >> bouncy, bubbly, happy, and just trying to have a good time. >> i think she was always working to get better. she had a driven personality. >> kelli also had a big heart. she was warm and generous, always putting others first. >> she liked to help people that she saw needed help. she wanted them to be better ne because she could help them to be better. >> kelli grew up in florida and then enlisted in the army when she was 22. >> you just wait until i see you.22 i'm not playing with you at all. >> after basic training the army sent her to fayetteville,

say, how do you like the idea of renaming fort bragg?then what are we going to name it? you going to name it after the reverend al sharpton? >> trevor: i'm sorry, what? two people world wars? this dude really can objectify anything. we've had two beautiful bang-a-boo world wars, totally tens -- that is such a dumb thing to say that they didn't even think to put something like that on the cognitive test. should we ask people about both world wars and see if they find them attractive senate minority no, forget it, nobody's brain's that broken. so the elephant should look like this, yeah? so how insulting is it to say people might rename the bases after al sharpton? of course they should rename it after al sharpton. think about how terrifying that would be for enemy soldiers. ( german accent ) here is the al sharpton bring b, they're going to call us out ono our racism! america has had lots of non-confederate generals and trump should know that, he's fired a lot of them. you could make any problem sound ridiculous if you pretend al sharpton

>> general bragg was a traitor and a terrible general.side from that, he is evoking reverend al sharpton. that is telling, isn't it? >> it is. and i think to me, this is, kind of indisputable. the vice president of the confed r confedracy, in 1862 said that the confederate states were built on the great truth that the negro is not equal to the white man and slavery and subordination to the superior races is a natural condition can. it was based on white supremacy. to have a place of honor for any confederate general or anyone associated with the confederate general is a slap in the face of freedom and equality and black people. >> this is from last, no the former nfl player shannon sharp said this in response to marc cuban's comments that the white people need to resist the urge of racism. >> if you talk tall way real about america and have an open and honest dialog with white america, it would go, it would tear down the foundation and the fabric in which america was built on. america was built on freedom. america was built on racism. and

go to the community, say how do you like the idea of renaming fort bragg?ing to name it? going to name it after the reverend al sharpton? what are you going to name it, chris. tell me what you're going to name it buried so there's a whole thing here. we won two world wars, two world wars, beautiful world wars that were vicious and horrible and we won them out of fort bragg, we won them out of all of these ports and now they want to throw those names away and no, i'm against that and you know what, most other people are and i -- i don't believe in polls, because i see the fake estoppels i've ever seen, but that pole is a 64% thing, which actually surprised me. we won world wars out of these military bases. i'm not going to go changing them. >> chris: so you will veto? >> president trump: i might. yeah, i might buried >> chris: on mount rushmore on july 30 so that we face a far left fascism in this country and then you said this. >> our children are taught in school to hate their own country and we believe that the men and women who built it were not heroes,

bragg,' robert e. lee, that have been named that way for a long time, decades and decades -- >> excuse me i don't care what the military says i'm supposed to make the decision go to the community. say how do you like the idea of renaming ft. bragg and then what do we name it? are you going to name it after the reverend al sharpton >> i appreciate the boost, mr. president, and i do have parents from the south let me say this. why not name it after people who served in the military for this country, rather than traitors? name it after the first person in the american revolution to die to make the country free he was a black man name it after one of the tuskegee airmen, who you knew in new york, who served in the armed forces when it was still segregated why not take seriously the contributions of people that those that have these military bases named after them, fought to either keep them enslaved and in free servitude and treated them as less than human. that's what mr. bragg and mr. lee stood for. they

bragg? and then what are we going to name it? are you going to name it after the reverend al sharpton? >> ft. bragg in mend see know county is also named for the confederate general.see know county is also named for the confederate general. >>> in "first look," some parents who are worried about sending their kids back to school are banding together. they are creating so-called smaller pandemic pods. here is erielle reshef. >> reporter: in "first look," they are being called pandemic pods. gathering small groups of students and paying for a private teacher. the co-creator of the facebook a glu group -- >> how can we solve these problems together, share ideas, connect with other people. >> reporter: and as covid-19 cases surge in portions of the country and schools grapple as to how and when to open safely -- >> our goal is to help impeaches and care givers and teachers figure out something that will work. >> reporter: but what about free options? coming up at 7:00 a.m., r simmons weighs in live with strategies that won't cost a c

my parents were stationed at fort bragg more than once, my dad served.a general is different, as i understand that a flag. maybe i'm wrong about that. >> abraham lincoln is my favorite president. one of the reasons why love him is because he brought us back together as a union. at a time when were so disunited, were also mad at each other. democrats and republicans, the cancel culture, destroying each other off politics. lincoln said we have to heal our wounds and come back together. part of our history is disgusting. part of our history is wonderful. we should learn it all. as we move forward we ought to honor the virtuous and criticize the file. part of that is talking about who are the people in america like martin luther king jr., people talking about ways to honor harriet tubman. to simply somehow eliminate parts of our history, take down all the statues, destroy all the monuments, because somebody had really vile characteristics and i think upholding slavery was vile. it's a birth defect in our country. we have to absorb it and learn it. make sure

support for scottish independence prove all of the grown a virus response and disapproval of bragg's it boosts nationalist demands a split from the u.k. . now china is threatening to take action against australia prime minister scott morrison earlier announced a series of measures in response to hong kong's new security law the australian government is suspending its extradition treaty with hong kong it will also extend visas for hong kong residents in the country china imposed the new security law last week it gives police sweeping new powers and punish is a range of crimes including criticizing the government. our government together with other governments around the world have been very consistent in expressing our concerns about the imposition of the national security law on hong kong and today we have agreed to announce that that national security law constitutes a fundamental change of circumstances in respect to our extradition agreement with aung hong kong katrina you is standing by for us in beijing for more on china's reaction but 1st let's go to make a gauge in sydney so n

times are long gone, back when it was a watering hole for some of the soldiers braced at nearby fort bragg. famous for billiards, beer and karaoke, it was once a popular little pub called froggy bottoms and it was where private first class kelli bordeaux planned to unwind one friday night back in april, 2012, friday the 13th. kelli was just 23, a mere 5'1" and barely 100 pounds, but she could hold her own with anybody. >> girl power indeed. >> to her older siblings, matt and olivia, kelli was always the perfect combination of tough and sweet. >> bouncy, bubbly, happy, and just trying to have a good time. >> i think she was always working to get better. she had a driven personality. >> that started from pre-k. she got straight a's. >> kelli also had a big heart. she was warm and generous, always putting others first. >> she liked to help people that she saw needed help. she wanted them to be better because she could help them to be better. >> kelli grew up in florida and then enlisted in the army when she was 22. >> you just wait until i see you. i'm not playing with you at all. >> after ba

growing backing for scotland's leader and disapproval of bragg's it driving renewed support for independence from the u.k. . australia has suspended its extradition treaty with hong kong in response to china imposing a new security law it's also extending visas for hong kong residents in australia and offering them ways to get permanent residency the government is warning citizens in the territory they could be at greater risk of being arrested under the new legislation punishes a range of crimes including criticizing the government with harsh prison sentences and our government together with other governments around the world have been very consistent in expressing our concerns about the imposition of the national security law on hong kong and. today we have agreed to announce that that national security law constitutes a fundamental change of circumstances in respect to extradition agreement with hong kong and nicolette gage is live for us now from sydney necker as i'm sure you know china is the top trading partner of australia it's in the top 10 or foreign direct investors how much concer

growing support for scotland's leader and this day in fort bragg driving renewed support for independence in the u.k. . and some very heavy rain in the forecast japan and also down across into more southern areas of china there's a long line of cloud is all tied to the seasonal rains the my you buy your friends and it is not really moving very far over the next few days the devastation of course has been widespread this is. and this of course is once those a river waters have gone back down the devastation that's been left behind is just really quite breathtaking and of course it's not just here but it's very widespread throughout much of japan in fact home shoe also has seen flooding i mean more very heavy rains to go through friday again that rain across and but moving quite quickly that will be very heavy at times throughout much of the korean peninsula and training back again into the central areas of china where again of course we've had very widespread flooding now through saturday and this front does actually pulse up towards the north so that takes away the rain from the south the

: yeah, you can't rename fort bragg! that's trump's favorite verb! next, he'd have to rename fort lie and fort cheat-on-your-wife. now trump's been itching to get out of the white house recently he's got a bad case of bunker fever. so, he's revving up his summer campaign bus tour with rallies in florida, oklahoma, arizona, texas, and north carolina. i guess he just misses walking out to a large crowd that he hasn't tear gassed. his first rally takes place in tulsa, on june 19, also known as juneteenth, an annual holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the united states. and 99 years ago this month, "tulsa was the site of one of the country's bloodiest outbreaks of racial violence, when white mobs attacked black citizens and businesses with guns and explosives." now, to be fair, there's no way trump knows that much american history. i'm pretty sure he just told stephen miller... ( as trump ) "steve, pick the most offensive date and location you can think of, and put it up there on my hooters calendar. ooh, this month

on the california coast named fort bragg. it is an interesting quirk of history for those who would look at it as some historic significance that it was named before the civil war. connection.s no he never set foot there or ever went close to it. it inherited this name on the historic lark, and it has continued for generations. fast-forward to 2020, we are having an interesting conversation in the community of fort bragg, which is a wonderful, kind, and non-racist community grappling with the fact that it has a really bad name that does not represent who they are or who they have ever been. but a lot of folks have nostalgia and memories and other things attached to that name. so i would like to ask any of our panelists what they would say to this community i represent that is struggling in its own way in this moment that our country is in to figure out what to do about this particular anachronistic symbol that, like it or not, exults a confederate hero, braxton bragg? rev. lee: we have spoken a lot about congressman john lewi

take one of the bases, formed bragg in north carolina, named after braxton bragg.federal. why would rename a military base that would present the best of america after someone who was a traitor to america and wanted american troops to die during the civil war? it sent that a call to where r is a country. >> julie: ten seconds, matt, final word. >> we shouldn't hold up troop pay for these bases. it's crazy. i had no idea these were named after these people. we need to rethink it. >> julie: all right. got to go. thank you, gentlemen. matt gorman, richard fowler. thank you for watching at home. i am julie in for harris, and here is dana. >> dana: police departments taking hits across the country as protesters continue calls to defund them. hello, everyone. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." new york city slashing the nypd budget by a billion dollars. protesters camping outside city hall saying even that's not enough. it comes as dozens of cities across the country are considering cutting funds and some are even looking to dump police department altoget

bragg is a big deal. we won two world wars. nobody knows general brag. now they want to change 1492 columbus discovered america. we all did that. now they want to make it the 1619 project where did that come from what does it represent >> slavery >> they don't even know. >> for the record, ft. bragg whereas not completed until the year after world war i ended braxton brag was known for losing battles and shooting his own officers 1619 was the year that african slaves were brought to this continent and no columbus did not discover america that's the second time he said that one lately. mr. trump also maintained his stance on sending federal officers to portland, oregon against the wishes of its governor and mayor we are live in portland, just ahead. the president weighed in on the 2020 election. remember in 2016 when he said that he would keep us in suspense on conceding the election if voters chose hillary clinton. >> i understand. we still have more than 100 days to this election at this point, you're losing >> first of all, i'm not losing because those

bragg has taken the initial step toward taking its name.ress democrat reports that the city has formed a commission to consider the issue. the meant scene over coast town is named after a confederate general and slave owner from 1857. the ft. was established to subdue the tribes. members of the committee are deciding whether it should rename the community. there he goes. an eruption of cheers as protesters in baltimore yesterday pulled down a christopher columbus statue in the city's little italy neighborhood. you can see there, it broke to pieces which protesters dumped into the inner harbor. the statue was dedicated to the city of baltimore in october of 1984. this demonstration comes during a nationwide call to remove confederate monuments and statues of other controversial historical figures. >>> the 23rd international aids conference begins tomorrow in the bay area. it will begin with the unveiling of aids memorial.org. it will feature a virtual display of all 48,000 panel of the aids memorial quilt. the organization will host a displa

. >>> the city of of fort bragg has taken initial step towards changing its name. the city has formed a commission to consider the issue. the mendocino town is named after confederate general and slave owner in 1857. the fort itself was established to subdue the region's indigenous tribes. members of the community are debating where it should disavow racism and oppression by renaming the community. >>> the 23rd annual international aids conference begins tomorrow. the website will feature a virtual display of all 48,000 panels of the aids memorial quilt. the organization will also host a display of 80 panels of the quilt at the san francisco and oakland city city halls. thos wilbe cducted virtually due to the covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. >>> another check of weather now. drew, we could really use the rain. >> you know what? we're unfortunately going to stay dry the next seven days. tomorrow, though, our hottest spots will drop about 5 to 10 degrees from the temperatures we're at right now, and the fog is going to make a comeback. we're going to see cooler, breezy

which will lead to the renaming of fort bragg, fort robert e. lee, a and many other mililitary bases from which we won two world warsrs, is in n the bill." >> it is the reality that we have a white supremamacist is te current president. that is why when we mobilize and organize against these narrativives, we have to realize we are mobilizing and organizing for the betterment of our nation, not just resisting the racist president, but that we actually are pivoting jackson building power because we have to build a country that we collectively believe in and are fighting for. it is so important for us to come out not just in resistance of t t president, but in the protection for the future that we are all trying to buiuild together as a nationon. amy: when yoyou talk about protection, in early may, leaders s of the oglala sioux request frommed a south dakotata's republican governor noem, close ally of trump, to remove checkpoints leading to the r reservation tht they say helped to protect the tribe from the coronavirus of course, especially navajo

knows general bragg we won two world wars.n two world wars, beautiful world wars. >> consider for a moment how perverse a mind has to be to call world wars beautiful. beautiful world wars donald trump says the names of these bases are important, but at the same time he says nobody even knows general brag. he was a confederate general he committed treason and killed as many americans as he possibly could while committing that treason. does donald trump think the civil war was beautiful? donald trump is fighting for the name of a military base while saying nobody even knows who that guy was who the base is named after. when donald trump says no one knows that, he means donald trump doesn't know that. but there are people who know the names of confederate generals there are people in this country who are related to confederate generals caroline randal williams wrote "you want a confederate monument my body is a confederate monument the black people i come from were owned and raped by the white people i come from." she is the grea

they took my urine and they told me that i was bragg. you know there's a wife and there you know maybe her life will be better than mine and i got to make sure that so. she was very special. sometimes it takes a different kind of action to cause change to calm. and sometimes. a loss. i grew up on military bases my dad was career army when i was a child when we answer the phone we just have to say colonel burks quarters and because of that i have as i have an understanding of the level of control that the military exercises that perhaps most in civilian life don't have. the fare structure and it is a judicial doctrine that was developed by the supreme court that says if you're in the military you cannot sue for something that happens to you that's incidental your military service if you military doctors amputate the wrong limb you're out of luck you cannot sue for that for that harm that's been done to you so we filed a lawsuit in federal court on behalf of 16 men and women seeking to bring former secretary rumsfeld and secretary gates to

local media say supporters of the pm clashed with anti-government protests this glamorous mitchell bragg former advisor to the president's office jason perlow and shared their thoughts with us on the current tensions. there was functioning and everything did seem under control until everything was back we celebrated too soon here and that's when you know for all the good work that he did in the 1st wave really wasn't there the 2nd time around a large group of protesters are protesting that the prime minister is corrupt he's in the midst of a fraud trial and he should resign protesters that really are problematic for those that are out of work those that are from industries which are not picking up the. tourism industry the entertainment industry there are people that are just out of work and economically are suffering so he needs to answer those people he's going to have to come out with one of our real economic plan that is going to put israel back to a shong economy as we move through different stages both politically because we had a new government sworn in and in terms of the pandemi

i had a staff sergeant when i was a young officer who actually told me that at fort bragg. he said he went to work every day on a base that represented a guy who enslaved his granted parents. so the symbols -- it's not just -- we have to improve the substance in the military, but we've also got to take a hard look at the symbols, things like confederate flags and statues and bases and all that stuff. the confederacy, the american civil war, was fought and it was an act of rebellion. it was an act of treason at the time against the union, against the stars and strapes, against the u.s. constitution, and those officers turned their back on their oath. now, some have a different view of that. some think it's heritage. others think it's hafmente the way we should do it matters as much as that we should do it. we need to have -- i've recommended a commission of folks to take a hard look at the bases, statues, names, all of this stuff, to see if we can have a rational and mature discussion. >> thank you, general milley, i appreciate it. i want to get to secretary esper. i want to

used to put an extra $900000000.00 into its border security in preparation for life after bragg's it and ronaldo keeps you in front of the rights to tell you the lead time for that's coming up later in sport which. it does of course are made horse and dry throughout much of the middle east not at all through taki the has been a fair amount of time out over the last few hours and in the last day or 2 there's been want to showers more of those as we go through monday that could be some heavy rain particularly along the eastern shores of the black sea across into georgia and eventually the showers on towards azerbaijan but to the south of there it is hot and dry the winds a fairly strong at times through much of iraq time which is of course in the high forty's celsius you can see want to see bits and pieces of town further to the south the winds a little bit stronger we could have some blowing sand on the q 8 not really as fall south as the temperature here $38.00 degrees that will probably feel fairly humid without slightly low temperature the winds are very deep down into southern afr

as the most influential country here in europe and i'm wondering did they not factor in bragg's it when they were answering this survey of france in germany consider germany to be the most influential country here in europe how do you explain this this disconnect with the us in the u.k. . certainly when we saw those results we were shocked certainly as an american who were is on these issues day in and day out you know it appears as though the special relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. influenced this 8 years it appears to not have registered with the american public and i think moving forward once the full impact cigarettes are felt in 2021 that would certainly change but you know those results were reported 2 different times which which. certainly can term stability results but in any case they were very surprised yeah it is is surprising we were talking in the newsroom that in the u.s. the byline in a very in an article or a news report on television you're more likely to see london then you are to see brussels for example your survey also looks at geopolitics globally let me

trump over military bases bearing the names of confederate leaders the house arme bases like fort bragg and robert e. lee. the president threaten today veto the bill despite push back from his own marty senate majority leader mitch mcconnell urged him to sign the bill saying it included pay raises for the troops. >> vanessa web is watching storms happening in the south. good morning, janessa. >> phillip and frances, good to see you this morning good morning, everyone we are watching storms making their a way across the south and southeast unfortunately. they are dying out this morning. we are going to watch them really rev up this afternoon due to the heat that's building up across that area it's a very minimal -- severe storms we're watching. damaging wind gusts are going to be an issue. also an isolated tornado possible from little rock all the way to mobile, even southern georgia we're going to watch this afternoon this will cause localized flooding for at least the next 24 to 36 hours from new orleans all the way to the coast line of florida. above average mostly sunny conditions. t

. >> go to the community, how do you like the idea of renaming fort bragg, and then what are we going to name it are you going to name it after the reverend al sharpton what are you going to name it, chris? tell me what you're going to name t. >> our thanks to kelly o'donnell for that report. >> the united states is not the only country struggling to contain the coronavirus. the world health organization is reporting record shattering numbers and the global death toll is now over 600,000 that is according to johns hopkins university nbc's janice mackie frayer joining us now from beijing. janice, tell us more about the hot spots around the world >> reporter: phillip, good morning. the situation in hong kong is a sign that outbreaks are going to happen despite restrictions and will actually serve as a cautionary tale that restrictions may have to be reimposed at some point. last week that's what authorities did, reimposing a whole array of restrictions at disneyland closed down, they put a ban on inside dining after 6:00 p.m. crowds are also banned today's officials are calling the situ

un count friend blakelock founder of the braggs it's party catherine welcome to the program as we just heard there there are some people quite enthusiastic about this new study of a bloc lives matter activists replacing edward cost and although plenty of criticism online and otherwise as well your thoughts. it's an antidote i think the fact that they didn't apply for planning commission and they put force fit to put it up in the middle of the night shows you actually what this movement is about this movement is not about the people in fact if we look at talib tarion movements in the past whether it was starlin or hitler from the left all the right they always used the word our people. and it it isn't about the people restore the people up if they really wanted to they could apply to have planning permission to put this out they didn't and i would suspect that the council will not to remove it and they won't to remove it because they're fearful of more rule and parlance and this is the exact playbook for how marxism and totalitarian states start the question i suppose is what kind of pr

generals with bases that have been named after them, bases such as fort hood, fort benning and fort braggitary is considering renaming those bases, but again it faces opposition from president trump, who believes that they are all part of america's "great heritage" and should retain their current names. david willis in the us there. let's get some of the day's other news. a summit of european union leaders in brussels has ended for the day with no progress on a deal to help rebuild their economies after the coronavirus crisis. the recovery fund is proposed to be worth 750 billion euros, but there is profound disagreement on how it should be used. dozens of defenders of islamic law have protested in the sudanese capital khartoum against recent government reforms that allow non—muslims to drink alcohol and grant more freedom to women. under the new laws, women no longer need permission from a male relative to travel with their children and anyone convicted of renouncing islam will no longer face the death penalty. the financial crisis in lebanon has contributed to an energy shortage that pe

generals with bases that have been named after them, bases such as fort hood, fort benning and fort braggenaming those bases, but again it faces opposition from president trump, who believes that they are all part of america's "great heritage" and should retain their current names. david willis in the us they. let's get some of the day's other news. the financial crisis in lebanon has contributed dozens of protesters have protested reforms in khartoum under new laws. under the new laws, women no longer need permission from a male relative to travel with the children. and people convicted of announcing is a longerface and people convicted of announcing is a longer face the death penalty. the financial crisis in lebanon has contributed to an energy shortage that people are trying to combat on their own. without mains electricity, many residents and institutions, including hospitals are installing diesel generators. last year. a convicted murderer has been executed by the us department ofjustice — the third federal execution by letal injection within a week after a 17—year hiatus. dustin lee

i had no idea who fort bragg was named after and so forth but there is an effort to keep the focus onnk that it hurts donald trump. also it distracts from the colossal problems in our democratic run studies. that's the failure to educate children in our cities and it's extraordinary. this was biden specifically talking about that. >> i think there's an obligation that the government protects those amendments because they are different and that's a remembrance and that's a feeling of revering someone who had that review. we may have things in our past that are now and then distasteful. >> sondra, we are not looking -- we are not asking him for historical judgment, we are asking whether he is willing to punish these mob mike models that are taking the right, and so far he hasn't been able to do that. frankly these democrats are able to condemn the violence and call for punishment. >> i'm talking about this, and we appreciate your time. >> fox news alert, we are keeping an eye on seattle. cops are clearing people out of the so-called chop zone where protesters block off city streets to c

military bases like fort bragg watch. then what are we going to name it you name it after the reverend al sharpton now trump was being facetious he knows sharpton is history let me tell you 30 years ago if you had suggested that al sharpton would be where he is today they'd have put you in a rubber room i promise you that there was that to want to brawley hoax sharpton became an advisor to a 15 year old black girl from upstate new york who had claimed she had been raped by 6 white men and left in a garbage bag in her own feces new york state grand jury came up with the word hoax folks not me and 1990 shop that was involved in boycotts of 2 korean groceries in brooklyn he was criticized for harming more than healing during the crown heights riots in brooklyn also racially and religiously motivated fast forward to 1905 a massacre and a fire at a jewish own clothing store in harlem 8 people are killed after daily protest against the owner a man sharpton reportedly called a white into loper. have you ever referred to members