to each of you we will never forget the heroic legacy of captain david dawn.e. thank you very much. a great man. as long as i am president defend the absolute right of every american citizen to live in security, dignity and peace. if the democrat party wants to stand with anarchists, agitators, rioters, looters and flag burners, that is a to them. but i as your president will not be part of it. the republican party will remain the voice of the patriotic heroes who keep america safe and salute the american flag. last year over 1000 african—americans were murdered asa african—americans were murdered as a result of violent crime, injust four as a result of violent crime, in just four democrat run cities. the top ten most dangerous cities in the country are run by democrats and have been for many decades. thousands more african—americans are victim and victims of violent crime in these communities to joe and victims of violent crime in these communities tojoe biden and the left ignore these american victims. i never will. if the radical left takes power they will

david sillitoe, bbc news. the labour mp dawnies minister says she was pulled over by the metropolitan police in east london, and she recorded a video of what happened. our correspondent dan johnson is here. what more do we know about this? this happened earlier this afternoon in hackney in east london —— is london. dawn butler was in the passenger seat of a car that was stopped by police. she started recording on her phone and the video shows that she explains to the officers that she is an mp and she has concerns about the way they use stop and search, the way they profile people. she says that is sometimes wrong and has created animosity. she said she was irritated that he apparently could not drive around on a sunday afternoon as a black woman without being stopped, although she admittedly the officers were polite in the way that they stopped and communicated with her. the video made its way online and the metropolitan police a metropolitan police has now issued a statement saying that an officer incorrectly entered the regis

on a canadian pastor charge of violating a ban on large gatherings david law was charged in april over religious event and young dawn the law was put in place admit bars to combat the spread of covert 19 frauds louie house. new center in malaysia. well the court found him guilty of violating the disaster management law and sentenced him to 3 months in prison and the maximum sentence for those with 3 years in prison but the judge also took into account into consideration the time he's already spent in detention and he could very well be released in the next few days or weeks even he was detained by police on may 20th he had help gather religious gatherings in defiance of a ban on mass gatherings that was put in place to curb the spread of the coronavirus now according to government figures he more than 20 of his followers tested positive for covert 19 and all in at least 70 people who later tested positive for covert 19 had contracted it at events held by law or who have been to events or via people who have been to events been to those events now law is also a controversial figure he's got a fairly popular following

prison for violating coronavirus restrictions banning large gatherings david law was charged in april over a religious event in the end dawn and survivors of the world's 1st atomic bomb have been marking 75 years since it was dropped on hiroshima about 140000 people were killed after u.s. forces attacked japan in the final stages of world war 2 those were headlines inside story is next season. levanon is wailing from on president a devastating explosion that happened in the portal bay with the country is already in a series of long running crises so how would it deal with the fallout from the blast this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. it's described by some as the greats collapse the lebanese capital beirut is in a state of chaos and rule when many have been killed thousands in.

before dawn when jackie lacey face a primary election in march her husband david confronted black livesatter protesters outside thes home pointing a gun at them. jackie and david lacey are african-american, she said they have been subjected to harassment including death threats shortly before that incident. california attorney general xavier acerra filed 3 misdemeanor charges against david lacey for assault with a firearm. breaking tonight the los angeles the council voting in a ballot referendum calls reimagining la county stripping $880 million away from the sheriff's department, and redistribute it to low income areas and social programs. breaking big tech news facebook taking down approach from bad and the super pac america first action, and linking to cost to defend the police, susan rice weighed in on that today. >> that is not terminology i would use. we have a long history of inequality in this country. we need the police to be part of the solution which in some cases they are and in others they are not. there is no 1-size-fits-all approach. reimagining the role of the police, g

jackie lacey are a result of that incident on march 2nd, when, before dawn, protesters showed up at the lacey home and 66-year-old david waving a gun. >> i will shoot you. get off of my porch. >> can you tell jackie lacey we are here? >> i don't care who you are. get off of my porch right now. we are calling the police right now. >> we ring the doorbell. you can see who's at the door. you can see that it's three unarmed people at your door. it wasn't that he was afraid of violence from us, he was threatening violence towards us. >> d.a. jackie lacey, the first black person and first woman to run what is the country's largest local prosecutor's office, has been targeted for nearly three years by black lives matter protesters who claim she has failed to hold law enforcement accountable in fatal shootings. lacey has charged one officer in a fetal on-duty killing, but declined to file charges in more than 300 other deadly shootings. she faces a tough reelection fight this november. lacey apologized at the time of the gun waving incident for her husband's actions, but tried to explain them in a statement issued yesterday, s

a mutual friend of ours, david and i read a group of programs through the fraternity campus seeing a little jingle that i wrote myself. i like to think they are launching dawn's long and successful political career. but before dawn's appearance on the alabama political stage where he held for top congressional offices as attorney general, secretary of state, lieutenant governor and governor of the state of alabama, don earned a bachelors in arts degrees in 1968 from the university of alabama, graduated from georgetown university law school in 1972 and studied international law in 1973 at oxford university. i am proud to consider don my friend. and myself as his number one cheerleader. it's my hope that john is remembered for forward thinking which is the protection and preservation of the precious and fragile. he's also responsible for championing the critical issue of education in our state. he continues to fight the cause for social and criminal justice. for all people. regardless of color of skin. these are the things we hope for when we hear the name john for years to come. please read his story in his new book. decide for yourself how you think don shoul

dawn. protestors from black lives matter showed up at the home of los angeles district attorney jackie laci. her 66-year-old husband davidaving a gun and saying this. listen here. >> i will shoot you. get off of my porch. >> tell jackie we are here. >> i don't care who you are. get off my porch right now. we are calling the police. >> jackie is the first black person and first woman to run what is the country's largest local prosecutor's office. she's been targeted for 3 years by black lives matter protestors who claims she failed to hold law enforcement accountable in fatal shootings. she declined to file charges in 300 deadly shootings. she apologized for her husband's actions but tried to explain them yesterday saying my husband acted in fear for my safety after we were subjected to months of harassment that included a death threat no less than a week earlier. her husband's attorney said david is disappointed he was charged with three misdemeanor gun charges, but he is confident in the justice system and that it will bring about what he calls the correct result. neil. >> neil: i had not realized it happened back in ma

misdemeanor charges against david lacey for assault with a firearm the incident happened when lacey pointed a gun at demonstrators who were protesting outside the couple's home before dawnh, 2nd and said quote i will shoot you. according to this video of the incident lacey's campaign issued a statement today saying her husband thought they were in danger and was trying to protect them. >>and tonight we're tracking tropical storm ee-sai-ee-ahs authorities say that at least 6 people have died so far and as a storms spawn tornadoes and dumped rain today along the u.s. east coast. this is video from north carolina where you say is did make landfall yesterday and caused floods and fires that displaced dozens of people joining us now meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez and the breezes this thing really. >>whipped up there quickly today, yeah it really did. but fortunately now as quickly as it whipped update is also weakening just as fast right now granted. the key was sustained winds at 45 miles per hour as it's now over canada and it will weaken even more during the overnight hours 30 mile per hour wind speeds expected by wednesday morning. but you could see large bands of rain

before dawn on the day before jackie lacey faced a primary election in march, her husband confronted black lives matter protesters, pointing a gun at them. both jackie and david are african-american and she says they have been subjected to harassment including death threats that came shortly before that incident. california attorney general javier becerra has filed three misdemeanor charges against david lacey for assault with a firearm. also breaking tonight, the los angeles city council voting to forward a ballot referendum called "reimagining l.a. county." it would strip $880 million away from the sheriff's department, the court system, and the d.a.'s office, and redistribute it to low income areas and social programs. breaking big tech news, facebook taking down a pro-trump mad bum the super of supe super pac amea first action, i made calls to defund the police. vice presidential hopeful susan rice weighed in on that terminology today. >> that is not terminology i would use. we have a long history of inequality, oppression, that endures in this country, and we need the police to be part of the solution. in some instances, they are. and other communities,

attorney jackie lacey are a result of an incident on march 2 when before dawn protestors showed up at the lacey home and 66-year-old davidd the door waving a gun. >> get off my porch. i will shoot you. get off of my porch. >> can you tell jackie lacey we're here? >> i don't care who you are, get off your porch right now. we're calling the police right now. >> we rang the ring doorbell. you can see who is at the door. you can see that it's three unarmed people at your door. so it wasn't that he was afraid of violence from us. he was threatening violence towards us. >> d.a. jackie lacey, the first black person and first woman to run what is the country's largest local prosecutor's office has been targeted for nearly three years by black lives matter protestors who claim she has failed to hold law enforcement accountable in fatal shootings. lacey has charged one officer in a fatal on duty killing but has declined to file charges in more than 300 other deadly shootings. she faces a tough reelection fight this november. lacey apologized at the time of the gun waving incident for her husband's actions but tried to explain them

. >> yes, david, because there's big implications from the zillow upside surprise which you will see the stock probably up more than any other today the dawningf the age of the aquarius. >> yes. >> rich barton is kaung this the dawn of the great reshuffling and that means covid and work from home policies are inspiring people to rethink their homes and consider moving. yes. people are moving at record rates and that is fantastic for zillow so when you start thinking about how do i play this deurbanization, how do i play this with housing? instead of buying who will brothers or lennar, people are buying zillow. >> and you think that makes sense? i would assume. >> yes, i do i think rich barton makes a very good case, they also of course, this buying and selling of homes that i think that the shear volume of moves in this country rather extraordinary. >> what's on the other side of this what do i want to short or stay away from as a result of this trend if it really sustains itself >> you want to short manhattan real estate not unlike what you have and you want to buy beach houses not unlike what i have. >> perfect great. okay so you and i just