d.c. national guard are out in force and in terms of how this is happening on the ground while the images look bad and you can see people getting teargas, often times. harris: are they using teargas, what are they using, we see people who are dousing himself with water and they're putting their hoods on, why is this happening, what is happening. >> we've seen teargas and pepper spray, it depends on where it comes from, typically as people run up to the crowd, if you run up and throw something or you attack an officer, they have people with pepper spray behind the line that notice and fire out and you get individual people, we saw last night them using not necessarily teargas grenades but a way to disperse the teargas they came up relatively and had to hand them to it so was not a big thing. oliver d.c. we have two helicopters hovering overhead and we hear the teargas canisters in the grenade go off, important to note the mind that is being held by the military police in the secret service in the park police is now being held for hours and hours, there is no giver the protesters and part o

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d.c. national guard as well to help here. mayor garcetti, i know that's something you did as well there in los angeles, a curfew, called out the national guard. you had been somewhat reluctant to do that, as i understand it. what changed your mind? >> well, it's never what we want to see on our streets, but we need to demand justice and protect people. those are both our responsibilities. every mayor in america, every elected official from the white house down to the local dog catcher should be able to see clearly in justice and murder when they see it and demand not just words, but actions that take us a step forward or a giant leap forward. but at the same time, in all of our communities we can't move towards justice without peace on our streets. and we know that there are folks who are exploiting this moment, who are probably celebrating that the images are changing from justice. and when is the last time we saw george floyd's face? instead what we see on the streets, chaos and looting and other things. so we need to make

d.c. national guard getting called up to help the u.s. secret service and park police are those protesters that have been gathering in that area all evening. we have seen waves of projectiles flying back and forth, pepper spray, bottles. there have been reports of tear gas and some bricks. there have been multiple scenes in the area this evening that have been very tense. there was a bit of a lull when the sun set and then it really has picked up in the past few hours. as with elsewhere we've heard these protesters chanting "back lives matter" and chanting the name george floyd. these are chants that have become familiar to many americans in the past but of course george floyd is a name that most -- that none of us knew even a week ago. and this city is really a powerful symbol in a number of different ways for this moment. and it's heavily african-american, just under 50%. it is of course also the saeft federal government. the home literally of the president. and they are protesting right outside the home of the leader of this country, f

d.c. national guards have been called up. the sun is about to set. the mood is certainly turning and i fear having seen a lot of protests turning for the worse. there has been projectile going back and forth. we have seen here in the past few nights but these protesters angry and frustrated and have been out here for a long time. they are fnow on the move but nt going home and certainly not leaving. protesters are taking it around to what it seems to a different side of the white house. a lot of what we heard from these protests. it could be put into two buckets, a lot nger directed fi at the man who occupies the white house, president trump, who protesters have heard nothing. instead from what they have heard from the president is unleashing dogs and ominous weapons against them. something the mayor of d.c. responded harshly to. a tense scene right at the heart of the nation's capitol and right outside the white house and these protests that are certainly changing and evolving and getting more tense, potentially getting more violent and show no sign

d.c. national archives five years ago. it was an exhibit showing signatures of individuals. this record is from record group 147. records of the selective service system and this document is a statement of united states citizen of japanese ancestry. so what these are is basically a questionnaire to find out information about an individual. they're going to ask, of course, what your name is, your date of birth, your present address, the last two addresses in which you were living. this gentleman was living in ouma, arizona in 1944. he gives some information about where he was living prior to that. selannea beach, california. vista, california. other personal information. gender, height, weight. marital status. you go further down, some of the stuff, they want to know parents'names so if you're a family historianian and you don't know a lot about some of your ancestors, would this be a good resource to put together for some information? and then asking about relatives living through the united states you may have at that time. so let's -- listing two individuals, a brother and

d.c. national guard, who have been called up. so, there is a significant amount of police presence. there is a significant amount of firepower and manpower. and then, of course, thousands of protesters who are angry, who are frustrated, who are sad and who are showing no sign of going home any time soon, ana. >> in fact, at least 15 states and the district of columbia, as you mentioned, have activated the national guard to help keep things under control this evening. alex marquardt in washington, d.c., for us. thank you. and i want to leave you with some live pictures as we take a quick break. these are protests happening in miami as well as in new york. disregard the banner there on the top. that is new york, we are told, on the left-hand side. and you can see, obviously, in the background there, it says such. and we'll be right back with much more after a quick break. first up is this exquisite bowl of french onion dip. i'm going to start the bidding at $5. thank you, sir. looking for $6. $6 over there! do i hear 7? $7 in the front! $7 going once. going twice. sold to the onion lo

d.c. national guard, federally controlled, not by mayor but theoretically secretary of army, department of defense, has been called in, not laid eyes on them myself. greater white house region of downtown d.c., center of activity here tonight is not part of district where many people live. it's business district and normal night, even saturday night -- d.c. is happy hour early town, this area would be completely empty. hundreds and at times thousands of people were surrounding lafayette park on the northern region. if you've had your picture taken in front of the white house, you've walked through lafayette park, it's essentially a police zone now, fully controlled. now seeing pd officers clearing across connecticut avenue trying to clear out protesters who broke off from the main group and spread north. see them doing so now down "i," might give us an opportunity to move closer as well. >> garrett hague, thanks very much. i know you'll check back in. also want to show you what's going on not far from washington, d.c., next major city along the amtrak rail is philadelphia. what exactly is

d.c. national guard which is federally controlled, that means not by the mailer but theoretically by the secretary of army, the department of defense, federal control unit has been called in although i've not physically laid eyes on them myself. again, this sort of greater white house region of downtown d.c., the center of activity here tonight. it's not a part of a district where many people live. it's a business district, and in many cases on a normal night, even a normal saturday night d.c. is kind of a happy hour early town. this area would be completely empty. hundreds where i could see at times thousands of people surrounding lafayette park on sort of the northern region if you've ever been to d.c., if you've ever had your picture taken in front of the white house, you have walked through lafayette park. that's essentially a police zone now. fully controlled and now you're seeing mpd officers clearing cross connecticut avenue here trying to clear out the protesters again who broke off from that main group and spread north. and you see them doing so down "i" street. might give us an opportuni

in washington, d.c., arlington national cemetery will remain closed to the general public. the cemetery will only be open to people who are visiting their loved ones' graves and those participating in the memorial day observance ceremony there will be social distancing protocols in place. president trump will participate in the presidential armed forces, honor wreath laying ceremony. he will then depart for port mchm ft. mchenry. coming up at 5:30 as i mentioned there are services, events that will be taking place online. we'll have a partial list of that coming up again at 5:30. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> all right. thanks for the latest there, bob. social distancing is such a big concern this memorial day as americans are expected to crowd the nation's beaches. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live with that plus a new travel ban and what one mayor is asking president trump to stay away from. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: hi, laura. baltimore's mayor is asking the president not to come to his city today. we'll tell you why. and federal he

d.c. national guard, which is federally controlled -- that means not by the mayor but theoretically by the secretary of army, the department of defense, federal control unit, has been called in although i've not physically laid eyes on them myself. again, this sort of greater white house region of downtown d.c., the center of activity here tonight, it's not a part of the district where many people live. it's a business district, and in many cases on a normal night, even a normal saturday night, this area would be completely empty. there are hundreds where i can see, and at times thousands of people surrounding lafayette park on sort of the northern region, if you've ever been to d.c., if you've had your picture taken in front of the white house, you have walked through lafayette park. that's essentially a police zone now, fully controlled, and now you're seeing officers clearing across connecticut avenue here, trying to clear out the protesters again who broke off from that main group and spread north. and you see them doing so now down i street, which might give us an opportunity to move

d.c. activating the national guard to help local police control violent riots.ning us now, iraq war veteran and spokesperson rob smith. when you see the situation getting to a point where local authorities are incapeabl capabe or unwilling to control mobs you're calling in the national guard. your response to where we are right now? >> my response to where we are right now, pete, is that it is the right call to call in the national guard. there's been utter chaos happening in these streets right now and i have to say that at this point this is no longer about george floyd and this is no longer about tak tamir rice d this is no longer about eric gardner and this is no longer about those black men who have been killed by police. the protests stopped being about them a long time ago, stopped being a protest a long time ago. now it is a riot, it is disrespectful to the memory of those men and so many others and it is disrespectful to the spirit of how this protest first started. now, a lot of people have a lot of different political opinions about these protests and

d.c.'s national mall and memorial parks have one-way signs to keep people from crossing paths. >> cheers! >> reporter: drinking has returned to bars in texas that can now operate at 25% capacity. and people are dining in at restaurants in raleigh, north carolina, with tables six feet apart, the staff wearing masks and gloves. >> it feels good to be able to sit down and get a nice cocktail and eat a meal that's not in my apartment. >> reporter: in south dakota, mount rushmore reopened today to tourists three weeks earlier than planned. and while masks right-hand required in north dakota-- >> they're not doing it to represent what political party. >> reporter. >> reporter: the governor made an emotional plea to not make them political. >> they might have vulnerable adults in their life who are-- who are currently have covid and they're fighting. >> reporter: in l.a. county, where there are now more than 2,000 covid-19-related deaths, the department of justice sent los angeles a letter, calling its lockdown order unlawful. mayor eric garcetti responded. >> we're not guided by politics in thi

d.c. is the national capital region. it would not be good for virginia nor the entire region if all d.c.ents and marylanders flocked to virginia. we could see our cases spike. it wouldn't really see the regional economy recover. but we're very focused in our city on our stay in place order being in place until our medical professionals give us the go-ahead. >> people gathered on the national mall to watch the flyover. that keeps happening across the country, it happened with the cherry blossoms also here in d.c. how do you prevent people from gathering as the weather clearly gets nicer? >> well, people are getting antsy, they've been strictly social distancing for a number of weeks, and we get it, people want to get out when it's warm. if you stick to green spaces and parks and trails close to your home, you have a better ability to know that you can social distance from others. when you go to a big wide open space, you never know how many people could gather there. now, we have assisted, our local police department have assisted the park police who are responsible for the national mall,

i'm on the a tram you're watching in place jim broadcasting from our to america national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world and here are today's top stories 1st up where it has all that stimulus money gone and how soon can the government reopened you know those are the questions u.s. lawmakers are asking as they grilled the treasury secretary and federal reserve chairman today plus president trump is threatening to defund the world health organization discrediting the organization and calling china calling them china centric rather then.

d.c. or listening to the national media. that's why whether you're working out of farmvillere highway bill or coronavirus bill i looked to my constituents for feedback and i know we all do the same. since we first learned that evacuees from china would be headed to san antonio for 14 day quarantine, i've been in close contact with folks in texas starting with san antonio about the coronavirus. i have joined dozens if not a hundred or more videoconferences with groups covering every industry with shared honest perspective about how things are going, what's working, and what more is needed from congress. i spoke with nurses, hospitals miss traders about the need for additional personal protection equipment to protect our health care heroes. i've spoken with researchers and scientists even as recentlys as today and the ongoing quest to develop vaccines andre treatments. and of course with farmers, ranchers, producers about their strobel with supply and reduced demand. with small business owners about the impact of this virus on

fair in france i could watch it in western broadcasting from our team erika's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and around the world here are tonight's top stories we're working on for you as many states of europe to open during this pandemic one state is undergoing great controversy over the firing of one of its public health officials are a full report next plus co the 19 data is reportedly being shared with law enforcement with some states even sharing patients' names this parking major privacy push back we're going to discuss this next to our panel of guests plus china now bowing to retaliate after the u.s. secretary of state 1st warm words to taiwan's president during her inauguration all right so tired of trying to boost her news i.q. .

in washington, d.c., arlington national cemetery will remain closed to the public.he cemetery will only be open to people visiting their loved ones graves and those participating in the 152nd national memorial day observance ceremony. there will be social distancing protocols in place. a live look from the tomb of the unknown soldier. we're waiting for president trump to lay a wreath there. he will then depart for ft. mchenry for another ceremony to honor the military men and women who died on the front lines of war for us. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> thank you so much, bob. happening today bay area activists will hold a memorial day peace caravan to protest u.s. foreign policy in the military stationed around the world. the organizers of san francisco bay area say the caravan starts at 1:00 p.m. through the streets of sausalito and into san francisco. the procession will end at the home of senator dianne feinstein. activists will then hold a rally to demand military spending be instead spent on environmental causes. >>> san francisco's fishi

a military and you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here tonight's top stories jeffrey epstein is victims are now speaking out in a new netflix documentary this as the woman accused of orchestrating his under-age sex crimes is asking a judge to delay her case against one of those victims and it's official president trump has deemed houses of worship and essential pushing for churches mosques and temples to reopen despite pushback from state governors. plus new data out of new york city shows social distancing enforcement.

d.c. the nation's capital. as the u.s. approach has deadly milestone in the coronavirus pandemic.esident, though, spent most of his weekend, as you said, either tweeting on his phone or on the links playing golf. president trump spending much of the holiday weekend doing two things, golfing and tweeting. sunday, protesters gathered outside his course in virginia criticizing him for golfing while americans are still grappling with the pandemic. one sign declaring, i care. do you? this visit marked the 358 the president has made to one of his properties and the 266th trip to one of his golf clubs since taking office. president trump also reigniting his feud with former attorney general jeff sessions, calling on him to drop out of the alabama republican senate primary. >> jeff sessions was a disaster as attorney general. should have never been attorney general. was not qualified. he's not mentally qualified to be attorney general. he was the biggest problem. >> the back and forth continuing throughout the weekend with the president, again, criticizing sessions for recusing himself fr

they knew about wars with other nations. d.c., the burning of civil war. multiple plagues and fears have of this he capitals country, but they never or amplated sending a note letter by friend or by post saying -- and can you imagine it saying, hey, give my vote to or williamf virginia only of indiana, and not count my vote as the vote on the present as nt me part of a quorum? never thought they could. so the lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of this prese part of a well-founded. is also, it's important to think the new fangled proxy rule may deal with today. let the courts do its thing and out later.it well, that's more than sloppy legislating. it's dangerous. that?, you say, how is let me explain. as an example, we are preparing re-authorization of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, fisa. any other vote that does anything of import, no even the small, naming of a post office, because it spends money, the vote and he action of this house, under the proxy quorum rule is tainted of that uthority legislation, accordingly, called into question

. >>> the mayor here in washington, d.c., the nation's capital, is urging calm after protests turnedt night. fire erupted behind the historic hay-adams hotel. one block away from the white house. even as protesters and police clashed over pennsylvania avenue, there is silence from the white house on the nationwide unrest. sources telling cnn there's a serious divide among president trump's own top advisors over how to address this. cnn's sara westwood is at the white house for us now. sara, the president's response to the crisis, particularly his tweets over the past few days, has come under a lot of criticism. first of all, do you know if the has any plans to address the nation formally from the oval office any time soon? >> well, there are certainly people in his circle that want him to do that. some of his aids and allies have been pushing him to address the unrest that we've seen in a more formal setting. perhaps even in the oval office that would allow him to call for calm, encourage unity. you have a group of advisors who are pushing the president to more forcefully condemn the

d.c. air national guard. nice to see you, ma'am.brating today, as well they should be, and then we think about all the moms who are on the front lines whether it's deployed with the military or on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic who can't be celebrated really in the way that we'd like to, with flowers and breakfast, etc. what options are there for them? >> we have several members and, just like you said, they're actually today serving in various locations in d.c., helping out with the citizens of the district of columbia. and, unfortunately, they can't be hope home with their children -- home with their childrenned today. so i've sent several text messages and i'm sure several other members have sent messages just to say thank you for your service and -- leland: what are they doing specificically? >> we have airmen and soldiers out there the at certain supermarkets in southeast d.c., we also have members who are doing screaming at various hospitals -- screening at various hospitals for covid-19 testing. we also have memb

even basic virus fighting tools and washing didn't lose all of a solid reports from the nation's capital washington d.c. . prick fest on wheels since the food bank closed its doors for the homeless rob farley decided to bring the food bank to them very rick. was coming up to see you or to brunch at the lunch bag brunch coffee and some warm words for the most vulnerable group of the pun demick. on it's you know but i try to do what i can know what to keep my hand just now clean oh david farley is a volunteer for a local church in washington d.c. he cites breakfast he brings the latest news about what has turned into a serious threat for the homeless i think they're very 1000 people that are dying at least in the united states. you know number one in the world that i could see. them. as the virus continues to spread in the capital region brought farley tries to convince them to wear face masks but that's one of the lesser problems. i can't put it on your program we're supposed to say 6 feet apart. you go you know. for those that go into the shelter i think social distancing is pretty tough to do in there

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d.c. area museums, talking about the american experience. we are at the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. our guest, colonel krewasky salter -- taking your phone calls. (202)-748-8002 for african-american veterans. other phone lines split up regionally. washington, d.c., up next with colonel salter. >> as an african-american woman and older, i am 84, how does that exhibit, how is it related or has responded to by the millennial, the new group of young people, the millennials i think they call them? >> thank you. >> yes, ma'am. thank you. i will tell you from children as young as 10, i see coming in with parents to great senior americans as yourself in their 80's, everyone is responding to the exhibition very well throughout ages. as curators, our images are not plastered all over the place. i would assume some of my colleagues do what i do often. i curated the military galley, the permanent gallery on the third floor and was fortunate enough to curate this gallery i go through those galleries incognito. incognito, i know what is in the exhib

d.c. our nation is at war. for the northerners they've lost most of the action especially here in the east. now other country has invaded. that is how you have to think about this. that is how they thought about it. for president lincoln, turns to george brentan mccell lan, 35 years old and here is his army and a lot of talk about the numbers. that is the current figure. you'll hear more about this from my good friend dan. believe me the numbers are all over the place. i'm very comfortable with 70,000. that is effective combat arms. there is the basic corp. that still going. here is two quotes from lincoln and mccell lan. you could probably hear me, i'm use my park ranger voice, how is that. yeah. if we defeat the army mr. us, the rebellion is crushed for i do not believe they could organize another army. on september 11th, lincoln makes it pretty simple and clear, god bless you and all with you. destroy the rebel army if possible. go ahead, kevin, you jump in there. how is that? okay. very good. thank you. lee

d.c.. our nation is at war. the northerners have lost most of the action, especially here in the east. now, another country has invaded. that's how you have to think about this. that is how they thought about it. for president abraham lincoln, he turns to george mcclelland, 35 years old. there is his army. a lot of talk here about the numbers. that's the current figure. you will hear more about this from my good friend, dan vermilion. believe, me the numbers are all over the place. i am comfortable with 70,000. that is effective combat arms. there is the basic core. is that still going? here is two quotes from lincoln and mcclelland. i will use my park ranger voice. how is that? if we defeat the army before us, the rebellion is crushed, for i do not believe they can organize another army. on september 11th. lincoln makes it pretty simple and clear. god bless you and all with you to destroy the rebel army of possible. you can jump in there. >> how is that? >> okay,, very good. >> lee is in frederick. he has an issue. union soldiers at harpers ferry on march 1st. lee will divide his army

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d.c.'s mayor calls it stay at home light. gillian turner is here to tell us what it means. good evening. >> good evening, bret. here in the nation'stal, d.c. mayor muriel bowser launched phase one of reopening today after the district enjoyed 14 days of flatlining coronavirus cases. >> today is the first day of phase one or what i like to call stay-at-home light. >> it d.c.'s emergency field hospital of the national convention center was set to treat nearly 500 coronavirus patients. never admitted a single one. despite this, the mirror warned washingtonians victory is still a long way away. >> it's not a day of celebration. it's a day of being able to do something slowly and on a limited basis that we haven't been able to do for ten weeks. it's not a party. >> d.c. isn't alone today. nine other states including neighboring maryland and virginia all undertook phase one day one by opening up with varying degrees of caution. here in the city that means if you work for a company that provides essential services, you could've already returned to work. masks now required citywide on trains, buses, and right shares and all grocery stores

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there i'm fair in france i care watching in question broadcasting from r t america's national headquarters in washington d.c. i want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and the. around the world here's the stories that we're working on for you today surveillance planes begin flying over the city of baltimore maryland after a court ruling allowing for this controversial program could this be the testing ground for an america under watch plus like most industries during this pandemic hollywood is taking a hard look at the changes it must make so that workers and staff remain healthy and safe on the job and finally will take a deep dive into america's bare acing failed plot to overthrow venezuela's nicolas maduro and analyze what those american mercenaries are.

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